kpix 5's julie watts was at london's heathrow airport this morning. shot this video a short time ago while waiting to take off. >> reporter: hi, guys. this is julie watts reporting video, um, from the plane on the tarmac at london heathrow. um, in light of the brussels attack i have been asked to talk about the mood what's going on. what i can tell you is of course, the brussels attack are the top story on the bbc and london news organizations top of mind for everyone throughout europe, i am sure. in terms of the impacts, however, to air travel outside of brussels, i have not seen a significant impact. folks on the plane don't seem to be affected. there didn't seem to be too much increase at least visible security at heathrow. however, we are told that there is definitely increased security here. of course it's very sophisticated and may not be something that's obvious to the naked eye. what we're hearing from british news sources is that the number of injured, um, and, um, fatal injuries is growing in the brussels attacks. there were several bombings

>> good evening, jeff, officials say a man broke through a security fence on london heathrow's per imter and ran to a british airways hangar where an empty boeing 747 was parked with its doors unlocked. old pert portuguese national locked himself inside the high security cockpit with full access to off the controls. emergency crews were quick to the scene but had a difficult time breaching the cockpit's bomb proof doors, they eventually broke in and arrested the manment his motive is unclear. police say they do not believe he is connected to terrorism in a statement heathrow says they are working with complis and security is under constant review. >> jonathan, thank you. if it seems like airport security lines are getting longer, it's because they are. and the tsa says for now there is nothing they can do about it. here's jamie yuccas. >> tsa precheck over here. >> reporter: across the country long lines and frustrated passengers are stacking up at airport security checkpoints. >> this is bad. this is as bad as i have ever seen it. >> airlines have been warning passengers about longer wa

. >> glor: in london a man has been charged with illegally hijacking a plane at heathrow airport and locking himself cocde the cockpit of a british airways jet, jonathan vigliotti is in london with the latest, jonathan. >> reporter: good evening, officials say a man broke enrough a security fence on london heathrow's perimeter and then ran to a british airways hangar where an empty boeing 747 was parked with its doors unlocked. the man identified as a 38-year- old portuguese national locked himself inside the high security cockpit with full access to all of the controls. emergency crew were quick to the hene but had a difficult time breaching the cockpit's bomb proof doors. they eventually broke in and arrested the man. his motive at this point is unclear. police say they do not believe he's connected to terrorism. in a statement heathrow says they are working with police and security is under constant review. >> glor: jonathan, thank you very much. if it seems like airport security lines are getting longer, it's because they are. and the tsa says for now there is nothing they can do

i know i have a statement from the heathrow spokesman saying that we take this safety and security of our passengers and colleagues very seriously and in light of the events at the brussels airport we're working with the police at heathrow who are providing a high visibility presence. they expect flights to the brussels airport to be affected as you would suspect considering that all flights have been airport. so obviously other airports reacting. how do you expect europe to be reacting this morning? >> you will see an increase in security across the european union, i suspect. you will see -- there will be an impact on flights throughout the region and perhaps internationally. you will likely see an increase in security presence in mass transit stations and other potential so-called soft targets or people locations where people i think we will also -- i mean american officials will be monitoring what's going on, as well. there are a large number of flights that come to the united states from the european union and obviously they will be wanting to evaluate whether there's any security

i know i have a statement from the heathrow spokesman saying that we take this safety and security of our passengers and colleagues very seriously and in light of the events at the brussels airport we're working with the police at heathrow who are providing a high visibility presence. they expect flights to the brussels airport to be affected as you would suspect considering that all flights have been canceled at the brussels airport. so obviously other airports reacting. how do you expect europe to be reacting this morning? >> you will see an increase in security across the european union, i suspect. you will see -- there will be an impact on flights throughout the region and perhaps internationally. you will likely see an increase in security presence in mass transit stations and other potential so-called soft targets or people locations where people kong get gait. american officials will be monitoring what's going on, as well. there are a large number of flights that ome to the united states from the european union and obviously they will be wanting to evaluate whether there's any

jeff in a statement, heathrow says they are working with police and security is under constant review. >> if it seems like airport security lines are getting longer it's because they are. the tsa says for now there is >> tsa precheck over here. >> reporter: across the country, long lines and frustrated passengers are stacking up at airport security check points. >> this is bad. bad as i have seen it. >> reporter: airlines have been warning passengers about longer waits. passengers, responded with choice tweets of their own. >> you have seen a 10.5% increase in travel since 2011. >> reporter: today, the senator said that the record number of passengers traveling this year reflects a national trend. >> this is a problem not unique to the twin cities. problem across the country. nationally the number of tsa screeners is down, 15% since 2011. tsa head peter neffenger told congress theagency is taking steps to do more with less. >> rethinking how we invest in technology and partnering with airlines and airports, to devil improved, passenger screening environment in a couple key airports. >

i know i have a statement from the heathrow spokesman saying that we take this safety and security of our passengers and colleagues v vy seriously and in light of the events at the brussels airport we're working with the police at heathrow who are providing a high visibility presence. they expect flights to the brussels airport to be affectedd as you would suspect considering that all flights have been canceled at the brussels airport. so obviously other airports reacting. how do you expect europe to be reacting this morning? >> you will see a increase in security across the european union, i suspect. you will see -- there will be an region and perhaps internationally. you will likely see an increase in security presence in mass ansit stationsnd other potential so-called soft targets or people locations where people kong get gait. i think we will also -- i mean american officials will be monitoring what's going on, as well. there are a large number of flights that come to the united states from the european union and obviously they will be wantong to evaluate whether there's any secur

to heathrow airport that told us that there is a heightened security alert. visible heightened security officers that are on patrol at heathrow airport now. now, as you have been talking all morning this is breaking news and the details are only just coming in. we are hearing that there has been at least one explosion at a metro station in belgium, possibly three and this, of course, comes -- after several people have been killed. we're hearing possibly ten in total and many more injured after that suspected terror attack at brussels airport this morning. two explosive devices reportedly detonated at american airlines check-in desk. there are unconfirmed reports at this hour that shots were fired, again, these have not been confirmed but this is what is fired and words in arabic were shouted before the blasts were heard, the airport is said to be as you can imagine on lockdown. all flights are canceled and rail traffic towards the belgian airport has been suspended and this morning's incident comes just days after salah abdeslam, a suspected planner in the pa

in the meantime, over at heathrow airport, they increased police presence there. so certainly this is seen as a european threat. a global threat. this is not just an attack on brussels. >> if we still have the information, i want to bring up the picture of the real-time traffic of the airlines just after this happened. you can see the airlines turning around. you see the planes turning around headed to other areas of europe. max, if you have us -- you can see them in curly q style into approach in brussels and turn around to different airports. max, a cobra meeting in london, that is as high a meeting it gets for security officials across the u.k. they will be on conference call with other european leaders and what is your sense of what is happening around europe? >> reporter: all i know there are plans in place to coordinate better than what happened in paris after the attacks. brussels and berlin and around europe. the government will coordinate. they will do in places like london is something for any sort of advice or intelligence which suggests there could be

. >>> in london, a man charged with illegally boarding a plane at heathrow airport and locking himself in the cockpit of a british airways jet. in london with the latest on this. jonathan jonathan. >> reporter: good evening. officials say a man broke through a security fence at london heathrow's perimeter and ran to a british airways hangar where a empty, with doors unlocked. a 38-year-old portuguese national locked himself inside the high security cockpit with full access to all controls. emergency crews were quick to the scene but had a difficult time breaching the bomb proof doors. they broke in and arrested the man. motive is unclear. police say they do not believe jeff in a statement, heathrow says they are working with police and security is under constant review. >> john than, thank you. >> if it seems like airport security lines are getting longer it's because they are. the tsa says for now there is nothing they can do about it. >> tsa precheck over here. >> reporter: across the country, long lines and frustrated passengers are stacking up at airport security check points. >> t

heathrow out with a headline, limited flights from heathrow to brussels.mentioned earlier that brussels will not -- vonnie mentioned earlier that brussels will not open until 6:00 tomorrow. charles lichfield working with ian bremmer and willis sparks. at the top of this hour, as people join us particularly in america, we need to summarize the new effect from moving from hebdo in january to the paris attacks in november, and only four months later this attack. this will forever change the dialogue, won't it? >> it certainly changed it for a very long time. this is happening again and again, no matter what politicians and leaders say. extra cooperation and collaboration, some measures in syria that we take and some measures we have taken at home. there is the sense that there is not much they can be done and we have to get used to this kind of threat. tom: within this kind of threat is the idea of a suicide bomber, and this is complete speculation, the people who want to cause harm, wondering into the departure gate at brussels or into metro really without a

visible heigened security officers that are on patrol at heathrow airport now. now, as you have been talking all morning this is breaking news and the details are only just coming in. we are hearing that there has been at least one explosion at a metro station in belgium, possibly three and this, of course, comes -- after several we're hearing possibly ten in total and many more@ injured after that suspected terror attack at brussels airport this morning. two explosive devices reportedly detonated at american airlines check-in desk. there are unconfirmed reportst this hour that shots were fired, again, these have not been confirmed but this is what is coming in to us that sts were fired and words in arabic were shouted before the blasts were heard, the airport is said to be as you can imagi on lockdown. all flights are canceled and rail tffic towards the belgian airport has been suspended and this morning's incident comes just days after salah abdeslam, a suspected planner in the paris attacks, that, of course, killed 130 people last november we saw that dramati

. >> reporter: heathrow airport in london and other airports in europe, affected by what is happening here. they have increased their security as a result of this and other airports do the same. ben: keep monitoring the developments. juliet: let's get over to mike woods for a check of the weather >> meteorologist: another springlike day, winds will be relaxing a little bit, temperatures getting up. 37 is the normal low, we dropped to 36 . sunrise time at 6:55. we are reporting mainly clear sky, 36 , winds from the west get you going out the door. it is 32 in poughkeepsie, in montauk, the warmer spot we have now, winds from the west end, 17 mph. and not as significant as we had yesterday. radar and satellite pretty quiet around the northeast especially in the tri-state. a few flakes of snow in upstate new york. an area of low pressure near the plane states but nothing coming up of significance weatherwise. mainly clear sky, and a focal and a quiet stretch for the next couple days. clouds thickening up and shower chances picking up overnight. and 54 in the city, mostly cloudy later toni

we got through to heathrow airport and we spoke to heathrow airport that told us there's a heightened -- a visible heightened security offices on patrol at the airport right now. this is breaking news and the details are only just coming in. we are hearing there has been at least one explosion at a metro station in belgium, possibly three, and this, of course, comes after several people have been killed. we are hearing possibly ten in total, and many more injured after that suspected terror attack at brussels airport this morning. two explosive devices reportedly detonated at an american airlines check-in desk, and there are unconfirmed reports that shots were fired, and again, this has not been confirmed but this is what is coming into us, that shots were fires and words of arabic were shouted before the blasts were heard and the airport is on lockdown and all flights canceled and rail traffic towards the belgium airport has been suspended and this is day after srinivasan was arrested, and we saw the dramatic arrest on friday after a four-day manhunt. we are hearing the terror alert

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i know heathrow has increased its security as a result of what happened earlier in brussels but these explosions coming right in the middle of the busy morning rush as people were flying out of the airport trying to leave the country and now one of the issues we are following, no confirmation on any group that has claimed responsibility but these explosions are coming four days after the capture of saul are out islam, the only surviving member of the group that carried out the horrific attacks in paris in november killing 130 people. you have to question if these that is top of mind. these new images from sky news, glass blown out at the airport in brussels on the left and the train station explosion on the right, the smoke that has been emanating near the e.u. headquarters, we are following this. belgium media is saying twee 10 people have been killed and 30 injured in these attacks. another report in a couple minutes. ben: looks like delta flight 42 was in the air when this happened from jfk to brussels diverted to amsterdam, showing it has not landed yet in brussels, they were dive

could be put on a single trader who operated from his parents' london home near he threw -- near heathrow. >> they cannot on any of you be view be laidon any wholly or mostly at navinder sarao's door, although he was active on the day. markus: looking at economic news next. advisers,top economic the so-called "wise men," say growth will be slower than predicted. europe's biggest economy will expand by 1.5%, down rum under -- from an earlier forecast of 1.6%. weaker growth could undermine demand for exports. domestic consumption will hold up well. the wiseman consists of four men wise menoman -- the consist of four men and one woman. in the united states, shares have closed a little bit lower. not a flash grass, from -- flash crash. far from it. energy stocks took a hit. nike shares also in focus. they lost steam after the company came out with better-than-expected profits, but weaker than expected revenues on tuesday evening over in the united states. let's bring you up-to-date with european markets. mixed bag for european markets at the end of the trading day, just like in the united sta

there is a heavier than normal presence at heathrow.respondent: they are images -- images that will frighten travelers. softckers focusing on targets. just like a decade ago, picking a normal people. can you ever make the transport system safe? we are familiar with airport security checks. critically, the brussels bombers never went through them. still large parts of airports, before you get through security, that are open, public places -- where anyone can walk in, carrying a bag, posing as a passenger. it is not only airports, it is the underground networks as well. it is almost impossible to keep a hole transport network completely safe. you are seeing police patrolling britain's railway stations and airports. the prime minister insists that their well prepared. raised the security threat higher than it already is. we believe that an attack is likely, that is the case for some time. will keep the situation under review. some airports in the middle east screen passengers before they are allowed in the building. time you come up with a

on september 22, a boeing 777 taking off from heathrow came within 25 meters of the drone.irline pilots are calling for tests to see what would happen if they drone hit a plane. they fear the lithium batteries in the drone with make -- would make a collision worse than a bird strike. >> everything will be contained within the casing of the engine. if the lithium battery gets into the core of the engine, where it is hot, high-energy, and moving quickly, there is concerned there could be an uncontained engine failure. correspondent: the government is trying to improve its understanding of this emerging technology. ♪ katty: after 340 days, astronaut scott kelly has returned to earth. his stay on the international space station set an american record, twice the normal mission . back on ground, mr. kelly faces tests and comparisons with his twin, who stayed on earth. first he got a call from president obama who thanked mr. kelly for his service and sharing his journey on social media. correspondent: the man who fell to earth. >> scott kelly, back on mother earth after 340 days i

a high heathrow. and, again, here this morning, going. when i was inside a few minutes ago, dispeak with a few people who are planning on flying out today. they say they're just trying to keep up wt information coming in. they say, of course, there's anxiety here, but they're hopeful that, again, flights will take off, come and go today, but, again, a lot of folks still waiting to learn what their future travel plans are. but their thoughts, hopes, prayers and concerns are, of course, with the folks in brussels. we are live outside of the airport, mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right. >>> as mallory just mentioned, the nypd is also monitoring the security situation, but we have no reason to believe there is a threat right here in america. this is new video, however, from outside the bell june consulate on the east side -- belgian consulate on the east side of manhattan where there is an nypd cruiser park outside. >>> -- park outside. >>> stay with abc news and channel 7 eyewitness new

sweatshirt this morning or a light jacket 46 now in ocala, 58 my friends and separate, lake mary, heathrow, into the -- the various other volusia county, 66 cocoa beach. winds available now, generally out of the north. i checked in on visibility and no trouble. later today winds turn to the south we send that will keep us warm is still some cloud cover around. we look a partly cloudy for today. our next front back to the northwest of us, that is going to drop in tonight and early tomorrow. a slight chance of a shower with it. for today, the mix of sun and clouds with good temperatures, 70 at noon, 81 at 2:00 and 82 by the time we at 4:00. this is 9 am, here's your to the day you see patches of clouds every now and again. we are looking okay. it is going to be a good day but by a very early tomorrow morning, you see a couple of showers popping up that just kind of sweet in and when i see you tomorrow morning at this time, and then after that we will clear out with more sunshine, decreasing clouds for our friday afternoon. at the beaches, air temperatures in the 70s, water temperatures 50s.

today not as warm as yesterday but still 80s around and 86 and the land and 88 sanford and lake mary heathrow winter garden apopka, zellwood mount dora in the mid-80s. rain chance at about 20 percent for today. and tonight, isolated chance of a shower mostly cloudy temperatures in the mid-60s and tomorrow we will see generally a mix of sun and clouds and some spotty showers and ranges tomorrow at 40 percent. five-day forecast, the weekend always in view. not a washout the scattered showers and storms are possible friday into saturday especially later in the day saturday wrapping up early sunday and then we get cooler weather, 75 on monday. look at early next week. another cool down on the way and we have to enjoy it while we have it 72 degrees monday sunny conditions 550, chapter time with deneige. morning pop-up intellect, i 4 westbound, before state road 44, does not to be -- seem to be causing issues. this is westbound traffic and i have not noticed slowdowns. they are on scene and looks they probably got it to the shoulder. give them extra room if you pass the crash. >>> orange county ele

trader is accused of making millions from illegal trading from his parents' house near london's heathrow airport. he faces federal criminal charges for fraud and commodities manipulation. >>> the state department has issued a travel alert for all of europe following the terror attacks in brussels. the announcement is prompting some major airlines and hotels to let travelers change or even cancel reservations but what you can do depends on a couple of factors. so joining us now with the details on that is sharon epperson, good to see you, sharon. >> good to see you. >> all right. if you're going to go to europe in the n or so, obviously tensions are running very high. can the airlines or have some of the airlines eased those restrictions on whether you can change or cancel and are there penalties? >> they certainly have, and of course, you should definitely check with the specific carrier, but a couple of the major airlines have already put out statements that they are going to allow passengers to change at least one tame to change their itinerary and reschedule, maybe even offeree funds.

hyundai to handled 75.3 million neda handled 75.3 million passengers this year, second only to heathrow is bloomberg news. we are looking at north korea because it says it has developed the ability to create nuclear warheads small enough to fit on its missiles -- ballistic missiles. there is no way of knowing, i suppose, but what are people saying about the validity of this claim? , analysts in south korea and the u.s. are not giving much credibility to this report. mainly because -- first of all, they are not even sure if north korea has the capability to develop a nuclear bomb, and the technology to miniaturize that and be able to fit a nuclear a warhead is of another gain. the pentagon and analyst are saying this is kim jong-un boasting. what about the timing of all of this? that's quite interesting, isn't it? you know, tensions here have been escalating step-by-step. mainly because they did a nuclear test, and then they couched asrocket launching a satellite, whereas it was thebelieve development of ballistic missile technology. as a result, south korea retaliated with closing down

conflict boiled over today with four airplane hijackings, including one that was aborted at london's heathrowirport. >> today palestinian commandos took over a british airliner, the fourth successful hijacking in as many days. the jetliner was forced to land at the jordanian desert airfield, already occupied by two other big planes, twa and a swiss airline. >> now there are 298 people held hostage on a bleak, hot, dusty airstrip out in the desert, and they are surrounded by arabs who say they will kill them all if there's any attempt at rescue. >> the popular front for the liberation of palestine, the pflp, proudly claimed credit for the coordinated action. >> the arabs, not just palestinians, look at israel as an occupying force. it's occupying arab land. and they don't believe that israel should be there. that's the basis of the conflict. >> there is a group from pflp on every plane to explain or problem, the palestinian problem, and to justify the way we are doing things to convince the world. >> to the palestinians, they thought they had to choice but turn to violence because no one's lis

lake mary, heathrow, temperatures in the low 80s and that is where we will be across osceola county, harmony, holopaw, 82 poinciana, so la veta, reunion for quarters chevy escape intercession city, running in the 80s. comfortable tonight. down into the upper 50s. tracking 2 fronts on the way. 6:10 am. >>> brevard county crash, try to get an update from troopers but they have all the lanes blocked i-95 southbound melbourne at exit 188. two alternates for southbound or us 1. -- wickham road or us 1. 417 you have a crash at the on-ramp and kissimmee, osceola pkwy., orange blossom trail one lane blocked. >>> a painful parasite can threaten your eyesight. the new report and steps you can take to protect your eyeballs. >> they are beating him up. i'm afraid he may take his life. >> local mothers say children's are victims of bullies at school. but they say happened when they tried to take concerns to leaders. >>> a woman who says the company helped her with her tax the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flav

the training aspect, the negotiations on the ground at heathrow between the aircraft and authorities. just like at larnaca, we have the crew on the aircraft with a number of passengers still held by the hijacker and they will be negotiating as to a safe conclusion so the aspects of my incident was the negotiation that go on from the aircraft through to the authorities so that everybody is up to speed so to speak with the various procedures that were in place. i think the crew's issue here that we have obviously since 9/11 got a very much a lot sealed flight deck environment. one is still in communication with the cabin crew. the last thing you do is open the flight deck door in this case. you are going to take information from the cabin crew. it would suggest they felt this hijacker had some sort of device. nobody's been able to confirm that. one has to assume the worst. in this case, the flight crew did what they were required without hopefully allowing the hijacker into the flight deck to bring the aircraft into larnaca. then it becomes a negotiation issue with the total release of

it had much less security than heathrow and other airports around europe. >> thank you so must have for your time on an important day. mark kimmitt talking prbrussels with us. we're back in a moment. don't go away. you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to how much you can earn and this savings applies to every vehicle on your policy. call to learn more. switch to liberty mutual and you could save up to $509. call liberty mutual for a free quote today at see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >> 31 dead and well over 100 injured. the airport closed. very crowded space in cellular networks. so

lake mary, heathrow, longwood, temperatures in the upper 70s lake mary. a few 80s on the coast. daytona beach shores, daytona ormond beach. not looking good. -- now looking good 79 deland, scattered clouds again. similar looking day to the last couple of days and warm and mid- 80s. sunset after 6:00. the sun will go down and gorgeous for the match tonight, kick-off 7:00 orlando city at the citrus bowl. temperatures upper 70s to near 80 gradually falling throughout the match. it will be beautiful, pleasant evening. we will find tune the weekend forecast -- 52 the weekend for -- >>> state lawmakers expected to send governor. scott a budget proposal for more than $82 million. we told you this with legislators reached a deal on florida's budget agreeing to fund dozens of products including health for the disabled. with time running out in the sessions of the senate could offer on a major education bill. a bill requiring colleges and universities to tell students at a time about tuition hikes is on the governor's desk. if approved, schools will have to notify students 28 days before

mainly at gattwick and heathrow as well and presumably so many other places across europe. keep in mind brussels seat of the european union but a key city in all of europe. brussels airport serving 23.5 million passengers per year in something like 26 different cities. so that airport is a key hub in all of europe and what happens there undoubtedly has an effect not only in europe. but also here in the nypd is saying that it is monitoring the situation in a statement it says it's away of the situation and we're monoor toking it for further developments as are we. ben and juliet. >> couple of quick flight notes robert robert there were a couple of flights from jfk to brussels in the air when this occurred. diverted to amsterdam. and asian with that not clear where there will be diverted to but brussels airport is closed. >> quick statement from charles he said what we feared has happened hit by blind attacks. that was a big concern, obviously, parises terrorist attacks and their fears are come true and we want to get a quick look at sports now starting with the rangers they'

they were trying to land in heathrow, airport when it collided with a bird. plane landed safely and none of the 71 passengers on board were hurt. it was grounded for about 21 hours after engineers made repairs. >>> terrifying situation on a vermont runway. strong winds flipping a small plane right over tossing it on to its side with two people inside. the pilot waad taken to the hospital with minor neck.uris. both people on board were able to walk away from the ordeal. no other flights were delayed. >> a shark sighting is this weekend. it happened south of os lange less. a surfer claims a shark bumped them off of their surf board. it is unclear what type of shark was swimming in the water. >> oo to a fox business alert tens of thousands of cars pulls off the roads because of bad brea brakes. heretos what you need to know before you leave the house this morning. >> good morning. nissan is recalling 46,000 electric cars for defects. it calls for the 2013, to 16 models. they caused the brakes to be more effort to work. >>> a voluntary recall or wet dog food afte

windemere, ocoee, altamonte springs, heathrow, longwood, upper 50' s. the beaches of warmer. all weekend long, look at the high pressure. the wind is north of jacksonville. that sets us up splendidly, and on sunday we get a reinforcing shower of dry air right up front there. i temperature on saturday around 79. norman will high is 77 -- normal high is 77. strawberry festival, mid-70' s. a lot of risk with the onshore flow, but with spring breakers, they are hearty if they are jumping in with that water temperature. midday let' s look at the updated seven-day forecast. upper 70' s all weekend long. we will touch upon that orlando city soccer forecast in the next half hour, and talk more about why we' re climbing up into the mid-80' s. we have not hit 90, not seeing we will hit their, but it will be the warmest so far this year. meredith: thank you. coming up, big news for the us economy, and jobs. jim: plus, a nasty case of road rage is caught on camera. you' ll see how it all started. meredith: from street fighting, to courtroom brawl. what led up to this melee in north carol

the main airport in europe, heathrow, they increased police visibility at the airport. that is the natural response. we will see all of the security services around europe coming together. the big criticism after the paris attacks is they are not liasianing properly. since then, i know from sources in london, they decided to increase the terror security measures more quickly. even before it is confirmed these were terror incidents. >> local media reporting this was a suicide bomber. another belgian media outlet saying 13 dead and 35 wounded at the airport. if there were two blasts, that means two bombs. two bombers and a bomb, a secondary suicide bomb with possible gunshots before the blasts occurred at the airport at 8:00 a.m. and then at 9:30, a subway downtown brussels, belgium. max, london surely is paying attention. the number of attacks directed at london and other cities across the u.k. are very real. what are authorities saying about the situation there? we know the eurostar trains have been canceled into brussels. >> reporter: they have. i know all the senior c

in beverly beach sumner county, by the mall, akamai, 86. 86 a winter springs, sanford lake mary heathrow in the mid- 80s and another 11 champions gate television intercession city, campbell, kissimmee temperatures well into the 80s for today. coming up, we will look at those storms that will affect the weekend and some temperature changes ahead. i will see you in main weather. 6:10 am. >>> skywitness 9 over i 4 eastbound and winter park where we had the crash blocking all eastbound lanes that you can see only one lane eastbound is blocked at this point and nothing major delays as we do not have many people on the roads yet but keep this in mind, i 4 eastbound, fairbanks, you have one lane blocked. daytona beach we have this crash to multiform kind of international speedway boulevard, too late in this area are blocked no need for an alternate but keep in mind you will have some slight delays to >>> a volusia county man says he is fed up with what he is calling nuisance neighbors. >> i feel like i'm getting no help. it is like we're on our own. >> coming up the sunny posted to make sure ev

imagine that at jfk or heathrow.be difficult to check every person that way. >> i know that. i've had the experience in kabul of being body checked outside of the kabul airport at least a block away. so it is done in afghanistan, but that tells you a lot. and that was done in a more limited way. cars were checked going into arraignme airports. we want to thank you for all of your reporting and your continuing reporting as we wrap up this hour on msnbc. i'm andrea mitchell reporting from havana where the president did speak briefly about helping the belgian officials. we reached out that belgian prime minister and he is still planning to stick to his schedule and then go on to argentina before returning to the united states later this week. that's all for us here in havana. picking it up on the other side is savannah guthrie at 30 rock. , but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the most remote locations with nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where ther