elaborate on how the interior budget request addresses interior's role in implementing or bp's recommendations, in particular how does the budget address the challenges of evasive species? >> i'm going to ask kris sarri to respond. >> it's an extraordinary threat to the natural eco-schls and to the economy. one of the best thing can can do is early detection and rapid response when an evasive species is spreading. there's also investments in u.s. gs to look at rapidly emerging evasive spee shoois shees and try to help communities with that. >> i have a minute left. could you discuss how oia's budget request this year internally addresses some of the needed measures, such as a unified metric across jurisdictions that will more accurately represent compact inpact costs? >> i can say that we, as you know we've put one stop centers in both guam and hawaii to try to streamline the process of compact impact. i'll have to look into specifically the latter part of your question. we've got a small amount, $30 million in the budget. the impact on guam, $144 million a year in unreimbursed costs, in hawai

half of my state, half is managed by the department of the interior. so you manage as much us on disposable for representing in that state. blm is the majority of that, of course, with smaller portions being controlled by the fish and wildlife service, national park service, bureau of indian affairs and bureau of reclamation are that your of ocean management covers -- of his water generally past three miles offshore except for the gulf of mexico out to the territorial limits. over its 1.76 billion acres. i know that's a lot to be responsible for, but in the part that i'm responsible for which is the state of wyoming we are officially back in recession with only four other states. it's because in large part, i would argue, othe by the policif the department of the interior, especially with regard to the poll moratorium and the rules on blm lands and oil and gas management. and the rules are putting people out of work. that are railroad locomotives sitting idle in my state for the first time i can ever remember just parked. hundreds of them. in fact, nat

german interior minister speaking there today.someoneon, i spoke to who has written extensively on militancy in syria and asked whether he thinks the documents are authentic. >> yesterday, when the first by zones were published and all lossy -- by zaman alwasl, they looked quite authentic to me. later on this evening -- that evening, when sky news reported there were a total of 22,000 documents, my first reaction was, "this is true. massive." in one of the documents analyzed today by a dutch journalist for , ielgian newspaper identified one of the known belgian fighters, so i do enormousdue to the amount of detail inside the documents, that most of these documents are actually true. catherine n.: you said that your initial reaction was, if this is true, then it is enormous. what kind of consequences do you think could come out of this for the islamic state group? >> well, for most, this is one securityect of their and how they are managing their administration. that will really cost them some damage, not only inside the group, but

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italy is denying this claim, admitting security forces were involved in the death. >> jeep's interior ministry says gang members pose ed as police officers and this is what they say they found at the scene. identity cards a passport and a bag bearing the italian flag, all belonging to julio regeni. the 21-year-old went missing in cairo, on the 25th of january, the student's body was found on a ditch in the outskirts of cairo ten days later. autopsy confirmed he had been tortured, his body beaten burned and electrocuted. his family and friends have been holding vigils ever since, to keep up the investigation into regeni's spearntion ani's disapd death. egyptian and international rights groups blame egypt's security forces saying torture marks on his body were consistent with other forced services, the government has consistently denied the allegations. >> translator: it's very annoying and frustrating to hear accusations and rumors. the egyptian agencies are known for honesty and transparency. >> i believe this has to do with the way the police force and policemen are being trade right

the belgian interior raises it to the maximum level. also worth noting, it's only been days since the prime suspect in the paris attacks was arrested in brussels. we'll keep you up-to-date on all of this breaking news throughout the morning. >>> we're working on more breaking news this morning out of nash county. four people were killed in an overnight crash. >> it happened outside of north carolina wesleyan. emma right is there live at the scene and what do you know? >> reporter: we know at least one of those people in the crash was somehow affiliated with the college. saying it has been a terrible, unthinkable tragedy and goes on to say that they have the crisis team in place. they say the president of the college is expected to make remarks later this morning. right now, they are focusing on the people at the college and of course the people's families. we know it happened outside of the front gates of wesleyan that involved a car and suv. we're told four people died in the accident. one of the drivers of those cars, a man who was ta

and we're live again with remarks from france's interior minister.this is just about to start. >> -- interior for france, bernard casanueve. he has obviously got his arms full in a very, very important time, not only for france, but also for europe and also for the united states, as he puts his arms around the counterterrorism challenge. obviously when all things are said and done, the issue is not a french issue. it's not an american issue. it's not a british issue. we're all in this together. i can also say without getting into details earlier this week, we have the privilege of hearing from the raid teams who run some of the counterterrorism operations for france, and these are the best and the brightest, and it actually, it hits you in the heart, because i think i speak for everyone not only in this room but also in the country that when you saw the horrific events unfold this past november 2015 and prior to that in january of 2015, with the "charlie hebdo" and the supermarket incident, our parts bled red, white and blue in the united states but

mejores condiciones procesales. >> el gobierno mexicano sigue negando el maltrato al chapo en el interiora que el chavo estÁ bien de salud, ella ofrecerÁ una una colombiana entre las victimas de la tragedia aerea de fly dubai en rusia el terrorista capturado en belgica- confiesa que se arrepintio y decidio huir en vez de inmolarse durante los mortiferos ataques de parisy aumenta la cifra de menores detenidos en la frontera. tenemos las >> el senador menÉndez critica al presidente obama por reunirse con el dictador raÚl castro. >> no hemos visto ninguna apertura acerca de que el presidente cambiÓ su polÍtica. >> muchos no estÁn de acuerdo con que trump sea candidato republicano. >> hay una verdadera preocupaciÓn sobre el tono del seÑor trump, sobre la actitud del seÑor trump. >> pienso que la tendrÁ que haber expulsado del partido en un principio pero se quisieron poner creativos. >> una nueva iniciativa muestra poner creativos. >> una nueva iniciativa muestra promover la transparencia no sabes, me muero por comer algo dulce. sí yo también... pues uno de esos no nos haría daño. ¿uno? nos c

they were still there when france's interior minister addressed the nation. >> translator: this operationlows an important arrest this morning made by the general director for internal security, which has enabled us to defeat an attack at an advanced stage. >> reporter: and this was the suspect. he was jailed last year for being part of a network sending fighters to syria. inevitably many people in europe are wondering how such suspects can escape capture and carrying on planning attacks. president hollande called for better information sharing between e.u. states. >> reporter: if we have this shared intelligence strategy, knowing where they might be, knowing how they can use their quote skills learned in syria, learned in yemen, better we have the capability of preventing these attacks. >> reporter: in belgium this week's events lead to the justice and interior ministers offering to resign. while here in france, politicians from the ruling party accept there have been security failures. >> translator: we did not do enough. and we did not act quickly enough. there were a number of measure

if you're watching us from the interior counties you're in good shape. i think that will be the case. but right off the coast with the wind off the water we'll continue to see the visibility a problem, through the early part of the morning in fact. midday we'll begin to clear out low 70s. dew points match the temperatures. continue with the fog through the early part of the day. 10:00. pushing 80 degrees, keep in mind because of the high humidity 81, 82 will feel like mid and even upper 80s as far interior. i'll let you know if it continues into tomorrow and when we can begin to see temperatures closer to average coming up. >>> turn to democracy 2016 -- the entire nation's eyes on florida as voters like you prepare to head to the polls for today's election coverage. >> you're looking at a live look at the baptist church where the polls will open in about a half-hour. today's a make our break day in the presidential race. the results today could and who drops out. >> abc action news reporter ashley jore joins us live to explain why our state is so crucial

european union interior minister's meet in brussels today. islamic state has trained 400 people and sent them to europe for terror attacks, according to the associated press. builtare camps specifically to train for attacks against the west. north korea claims it has made progress in developing ballistic missiles that could attack south korea and the u.s. reducesof solid fuel launch preparation time. iran's linked to government will be indicted -- for an attack on a u.s. dam in new york. republicans are not rallying behind plans to stop donald trump. republicans back trumps view that the person with the -- 63% of republicans back trump's view that the person with the most delegates should receive the republican nomination. tom: yields are in over the last number of days. dollars stronger. euro weaker. i don't want to make a big deal about it, but oil. four-day work week. not bad. german government 10-year bears watching. there is more to that. china over the evening. francine? francine: i want to show you european stocks. i want to show you t

egypt's interior ministry says all four members of the alleged criminal gang was shot dead on thursdayen now being blamed for the murder. >>> the iranian president is on his third visit to pakistan. he will urge pakistani leaders to resume work on a stalled pipeline project. >>> ethiopia's government is promising to address demands made during cent protests. at least 200 people may have been killed in a crackdown by security forces. >> reporter: this 15 year old and her 8-year-old brother say they were shot in their legs. it happened during a crackdown during an anti government demonstration near their house last month. >> translator: i was in the backyard when i was shot. i was hit again, and when i was on the ground i felt the pain. then my brother came to help me and he was shot too. >> reporter: sporadic protests continue. anger among ethiopia's largest ethnic group was sparked by the government's so-called integrated development plan. the government says it wants to improve roads, development and services in the region. they state's a land grab. the government has now canceled the

the only thing i'll keep my eyes that can give us unexpected cloud cover across interior counties. at this point in time we don't have it in the forecast. a few showers tomorrow morning and home free right through the middle of next week with highs in the low 80s and mid to upper 80s interior and. >>> south. >>> new details about the officer kicking and punching this teen. >>> why these college students who cried "hate crime" are facing charges. >>> download the abc action news app for your phone or tablet. search abc action news in your >>> one baltimore officer is found kicking and slapping this student in this video. >> get the [bleep]up. >> his attorney says he was trying to get to class but the police department says the officer thought the boy was an intruder. the school police chief and two officers in the video are on administrative leave. >>> hi, i would like to record that me and my friends were just jumped on a bus for being black. >> they claim they were attacked because of their race are fighting for their innocence tonight. they are facing charges after this instagram

that's stormy cloud cover. in the nation's interior. nothing for us, though. that right there is not rain. that's a smoke plume happening to the west of us along the interstate. look at the nasty such from dallas to wichita in the last 24 hours. now it's pushing into louisiana and arkansas and kansas. on-the-town forecast for tonight, by 8:00, we'll be down to 70. 9:00 tonight takes us to 68. 10 p.m., we drop to 66. coming up, i'll pinpoint the overnight lows tonight and then we'll break out the hour-by-hour forecast for tomorrow and look all the way into those days near 90 that ginger loves so much. >> ginger: see, tom, i was paying attention to your forecast. >> tom: bless you. i was watching the other ones. >> matt: that's why i block it out. >> ginger: thank you, tom. >> don't forget, you can get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app. just search wkmg in your app store. while it's dry here, people in serious storm damage tonight. power lines fell in some areas. damage is extensive across six counties. some r

the interior minister said it was in an advanced stage of preparation.t say what the target was or how advanced. victor. >> jim in paris. thank you. >>> belgian authorities admitting mistakes were probably made leading up to the deadly terror bombings. questions about how airport suicide bomber ibrahim el bakraoui managed to slip through the cracks. he was deported by turkey which warned european officials he was a militant. after el bakraoui arrived in the netherlands, he was set free. turkey is saying this is not the first time european officials were warned, but ignored. let's go to senior correspondent arwa damon. it is like he drove through the cracks. a casym here with turkish failures. >> reporter: a lot of failures. in the case of el bakraoui, he was picked up in gaziantep. it is home to a number of non-profits, but it is one of the main transit hubs for people crossing into the war zone who include those who want to go and join isis. turkey has a list of names that have been provided to it. upward of 38,000 individuals on the list. el bakraoui w

the tone of his questions because i do think that the secretary is really doing a good job in the interior department, something that's important for protecting our natural resources in this country. last week was great and the advocacy and local leaders were in talking to all of us who agree with that region as you know and the number one issue that is on everyone's mind is the asian car. we have 20 percent of the world's freshwater as you know the thousands of dollars tied to it about $16 billion recreation industry so protecting the delegates ecosystem that provides drinking water and lord knows drinking water is on everybody's mind it sustains more than 3500 species of plants and animals to the presence of a single carpet in the lakes could disrupt the entire ecosystem and caused serious damage to the lakes as you know. the fish and wildlife service, the us geological survey are all involved in the fight and others species and your budget request was a very modest increase of 669,000 to improve aquatic invasive species prevention how will this plumbing help the department prevent the a

that calls for fog across the interior areas. if youmorning commute takes you towards the west, you may encounter areas of fog. give yourself extra time as you head out the doorthis morning. first alert forecast calling for a quick warmup. with the light south-southwest wind later today, st. patrick's day evening will be on the wrm side. you may want to dress accordingly if you have any outdoor plans later tonight. high pressure over the atlantic leaving us a south wind this morning as it continues to pick up through the morning hours. other than that, expecting a warm day. continue to watch it creep into south florida, not only in the next 24 hours but especially this upcoming weekend. further to the southou can see all this moisture over the gulf of mexico. this moistste associated with that small frontal boundary that will slowly but surely push towards the south as this weekend goes o o taking a look at the main threats for today, we keep talking abobo the warm temperatures. yesterday the high in miami was 86 degrees, 87 degr

flo: the interior and justice ministers are coming under fire. take a look at this front page, a photo of both of them, with the headline, "major errors." you have the interior minister on the left, the justice minister on the right. to resign over growing criticism that belgium failed to act on warnings that an attack was imminent. if we take a look at another article, in another belgian paper, you can see that the prime minister actually refused the offer to resign. he is hell-bent on defending belgium's democracy. he says democracy will not be broken because a lot of belgian papers are focusing on what seems to be a growing political crisis in the wake of the attack. let's take a look at another article. you can see -- are we going to a major political crisis? "the political truth in the wake of the attack this week did not last very long." in fact, it only lasted three days. now the gloves are really coming off between the majority and the opposition. molly: we are turning to air political -- ny flo: the maximum sentence you can get it france

and the interior minister who spoke earlier had already given another hour, which was a deadline.. after he said he expected the crowd to go away by first light, in morning. he is in essence giving an opportunity for some of those people the go back while they still ask. otherwise the interior minister said they have a very large crowd that will overpower these people. they will not use any weapons during the operation and also the fact that the media would be allowed to come in and witness the whole thing. so we are expecting this to be cleared by wednesday. the government is determined that they will remove these protesters, one way or another. the interior minister also saying that they had footage from cctv cameras showing the people who were involved in destroying government property. so although there was an expectation that the operation would get underway tonight, the government has now given them more time till wednesday. >> kamal hyder with the latest from islamabad, kamal, thank you. >>> staying in pakistan police there have arrested more than 200 people and questioned m

today, upper 70s over the interior. and mid-70s over the coastal areas. easterly 8. keeping the temperatures boosted this morning there. compliments of big high pressure the high will be a dominant force on the weather map. it'll keep the strong system brewing over the rockies over the region. we may see extra cloudspy thursday and friday. and gorgeous skies prevail. pleasant temps. 73 by the big drive home at 5:00 p.m. enjoy. temperatures boosting by-up by mid-week. we'll talk more about that and the rest of the extend forecast coming up. jc kristin: i want to take you right out to i-95. we having is going on in the road. i-95 northbound, palm coast parkway. reports of an obstruction in the road. in downtown orlando, garpland will be closed mark street. this will be closed until next year. you could take garland to colonial and then use magnolia avenue. jackie orozco is there live in orlando with more on how the i-4 ultimate project will impact those heading out the die. >> reporter: good morning -- out the door. >> reporter: good morning. 8,000 drivers use garland

forecast today, we'll lift the fog especially across the interior quickly, then it will remain along the coast, temperatures this afternoon into the low 80s. >>> still ahead -- the race for the white house is a little smaller this morning with marco rubio suspending his campaign. we'll explain the key role that he could still play. >> plus, a real life ramped up auto, a man sends a car >>> we're going to win but more importantly we're going to win we're going to win, win, win and we're not stopping >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination and winning this election in november! >> they are both celebrating big wins in florida but still waiting to find out if they both won missouri. that state is still counting votes now. we're breaking down the races called while you were sleeping and the final race that is still too close to call. >> what is next for marco rubio after suspending his campaign last night? after the florida votes came in. thank you for joining us on abc. >> first, a bad crash on the howard frankland that is blocking lanes now. you got the work

even the country's interior minister admits a major concern. cnn correspondent tried to get answers from him. >> reporter: a devastating attack, but also one that had a devastating number of warnings. of the five said to be attackers, we know the identity of three and for each of those we know belgian authorities were warned. najim laachraoui on the left here, skilled in bomb making and sought by interpol. one of the brothers was subject of a red notice for three months before the attacks, this one for terrorism and issued in december and his brother travelled to turkey last june. he was deported by turkish authorities for trying to join isis. dutch authorities saying they got an e-mail from turkey 26 minutes before his flight took off, but never mentioned turkey's concerns. the belgian interior minister reviewed the papers overnight and then offered his resignation. >> translator: people ask how is it possible that someone was released and we missed a chance when he was in turkey to detain him. i understand that question. i cannot speak for a

and the french interior minister said that an imminent attack in his country was foiled when the police found suspect there. >> the man refused to remove his rucksack. so the police shot him. afterwards a robot was sent in to investigate. a man was wounded an and arrested. >> we heard a boom. we thought it might an car accident. we then heard a second boom and saw heavily armed police. when we tried to get close they told us to get out of the way. >> we were asked to stay indoors all the time it was going on because the police were worried there might be another shooter. >> on thursday the del gym authorities reduced the vet level suggesting that the danger had abated somewhat. as these events show tension in the city is still very high. the incident was not the only one in brussels on friday. other people were picked up by the authorities elsewhere in the city. the investigation into the bombings now shows that one of the airport bombers was najim laachraoui. his brother had spoken to the media. >> why did you stop contact with him? >> because he was in syria. >> did you try to get hol

mike: late today belgium' s interior minister admits authorities knew that an extremist act was being prepared were surprised by the scale of this attack. >> a lot of heavy weapons have

the interior minister says preparations for the next attack were in the final stages.two turkish journalists are set to go on trial in istanbul charged with revealing state secrets. th the former bosnian serb leader radovan karadzic says he will appeal against his 40-year prison sentence. the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia found him guilty of 10 out of 11 charges which included genocide and other war crimes during the balkans war. many gathered to protest against his sentence. far right supporters believed he was only convicted because he is an essential. they describe the court's decision as a verdict against all serb people. an israeli soldier has been questioned after he shot dead an injured palestinian in the occupied west bank. the army says the shooting followed another stabbing attack. 206 palestinians and 26 israelis have been killed during a series of chuting and stabbings since last october. >> reporter: a 21-year-old plain man has been shot and lies injured on the ground. the army says he and another man attempted to stab a soldier

egypt's interior ministry says all four members of the alleged criminal gang were shot dead on thursday men now being blamed for the murder. >>> the iranian president has now arrived in islamabad. his talks are expected to focus on new energy deals with pakistan a also expected to urge his neighbor to resume work on a gas pipeline. >> reporter: they have been facing an energy crisis, therefore, pakistan needs to get energy from neighboring countries. now the iranian pipeline which has been completed on the iranian end has still to be completed on the pakistani side. this is also because of the fact there are international pressures on pakistan not to build the iranian pipeline. at the same time, the europeans and americans have been trying to convince tehran to move its gas to turkey, in a bid to end the russian monopoly of gas supplies to europe. the pakistanis will also have to look into the fact of whether the pipeline is feasible, whether there is enough money to be able to complete the pakistani end of the pipeline. and pakistan has made a deal with qatar for the supply of energy f

belgian's interior minister and justice minister have both offered to resign. reclamati reclamation -- resignations were refused by the prime minister. >>> dominic kane joins us live now from brussels. so what is happening at the airport? >> reporter: well, lauren, we understand that the airport is now going to remain closed at least until monday of next week. which in one sense comes as little surprise to most people because of the extent of the damage that was inflicted by the explosions on tuesday, and of course the fact that it is still a crime scene, clearly, and the police and investigating authorities will be looking to gather whatever evidence they can, physical evidence, which might help them in the investigation, looking to find the people responsible for this attack, knowing of course as we do, that one of the attackers seen in the footage from the airport, the man with the hat and glasses and blue and white shirt combination was at the airport and fled the scene. so clearly the suggestion that it is going to be closed until month may well be because

live first alert doppler painting cloudy skies in the interior collier county, and the north intopalm beach county and look at the southern line, it will take an hour to hour and a half and then that's about it. this is what will trigger the shower chances as it moves through and as it moves through it clears out and, boy, do we ever clear off. by this afternoon, mostly sunny d breezy conditions.

couple of scattered showers in the interior atching storms in we've got members of the naval academy here. i know there's a big dance what's your name, sir? >> caleb. >> what do you want to ask on live tv? >> well, since we're about weather, it would warm my heart if you, danielle holt, with me to the dance. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you just melted my heart. you have to let me know what she >> i definitely will. thank you.

we're dealing with areas of fog especially across the interior areas. if your morning commute takes you out west, you want to give yourself extra time. right now 70 degrees in ft.

the interior minister says preparations for the next attack were in the final stages. >> translator:raid followed important information issued by the interior security general which allowed us to conduct advance mission, this individual is a french national and suspected of being an accomplice in a terrorist plan and believe the arrest has no link to previous attacks in paris and brussels, interrogation will close in on this criminal organization and people who are accomplices. >> reporter: meanwhile i.s.i.l. fighters are losing ground in two countries, iraq and syria, the iraqi army says it begun offensive of the group in mosul as a part of a wider plan to take it and i.s.i.l. fell to forces in june 2014 and syrian forces backed by russian air strikes are battling to retake palym ashga and took over last and it would be a victory for president assad's forces and we report. >> reporter: these pictures on syrian state television are said to show a significant advance. syrian government forces fighting to recapture the historic city of palmyr from i.s.i.l. and state media showed planes

el ministro del interior francÉs afirmÓ que se trata de un terrorista muy importante. o francÉs sospechado de estar involucrado en este proyecto, era parte de una cÉlula terrorista que planeaba atacar nuestro paÍs. la investigaciÓn sobre la masacre en esta ciudad comenzÓ a dar resultados. en las Últimas horas la policÍa belga informÓ sobre el arresto de varias personas vinculadas con los atentados del martes. tras analizar el vÍdeo de seguridad de el metro donde se produjo una de las explosiones surge la hipÓtesis de que un segundo terrorista habrÍa acompaÑado al suicida que desatÓ el infierno ahÍ. los ministros europeos de interior y justicia acordaron en reuniÓn de emergencia autorizar el intercambio de informaciÓn de pasajeros en los aeropuertos. esto por no atender la alerta de turquÍa en junio. el gobierno y las autoridades competentes haremos lo necesario para investigar estos ataques y todo lo que vino despuÉs. reportes de prensa indican que inicialmente los hermanos suicidas planeaban atacar la central nuclear de este paÍs pero al parecer cambiaron el objetivo

a remarkable decision by the interior minister here. questions at all despite the growing evidence of substantial information being passed to the belgian government about the links between all these attackers and terrorism. the number of suspects still growing. as are the ramifications at the heart of power. nick paton walsh, cnn, brussels. >>> investigators believe tuesday's attack was one of many more being planned across europe. our justice correspondent pamela brown explains what authorities are uncovering. >> reporter: that's plots apparently are in various stages of planning. they have been able to gather this through a combination of electronic intercepts, human sources or data-based tracking that indicates several possible targets have been picked out by isis operatives over the last few months since the paris attacks. and according to a senior belgian official we've been speaking with, investigators investigators believe brussels' isis cell was composed of two teams that was planning an even larger attack or series of attacks i

and especially over the interior. not as cool as it's been. and the next seven days speak for itself. breezy as the week continuess. and no chance of rain. and this is snap the sun. margaret ann. no kidding, margaret ann. she always sends great shots out of tavarres county. #snapthesun. send us your pictures and we'll feature them. ands this our weather baby. ms. be a i abigail. and fox35orlando.com is the place for weather babies here in log on and check us out today. >> kristin: good morning. county. issues on the 408 this morning. right here. an accident on the westbound lane near exit 9. carter street exit. you can see by some of the oranges it's causing delays. heading over to the 408 near valencia college. we're seeing backups the at dean exit ramp. no roadblock. but we have reds and oranges. 408 westbound, near valencia. taking a look at west mara to colonial, that takes 30 minutes. a little bit of a delay because of the earlier crash at maitland. eastbound i4, attractions to downtown, 18 minutes. if you are using the 408, from 417 to d

belgian's interior minister suggested that tuesday's attack was an intelligence failure. say this country has a history of not sharing information and even a culture of arrogance. do you think that could change? >> i think it better change, because it's the back door of terrorism for europe, something has got to change. i mean the belgians have a very dysfunctional police, they always have. when i was in the cia, they never responded to trace requests. you know, they just were not very good and they're very disorganized. it's a country that's ethnically divided. then you have these large north african communities of origin, north african origin, which are isolated and the police clearly have no sources in them. and now that the islamic state knows how to go off the grid and knows how to make bombs that go off and can vet people that will commit suicide in these operations, we have a serious problem. this is a new threat that i have never seen in my life, and i've never seen a worse equipped police force as the belgians. >> it's terrifying, considering, phil, the threat th

cercano a los 50 millas por hora en algunos lugares, tambiÉn en el interior mucho cuidado.omingo. los fuertes del sistema que se va a ir extendiendo hacia el centro o sur de california. va a seguir dejando no mÁs nieve a lo largo de toda la zona nevada. prÓximos cinco dÍas de lluvias en la regiÓn inclusive hasta el prÓximo lunes, as y que tenga mucho cuidado las autopistas. Éste para san josé. amigos en la bahÍa es similar tambiÉn en oakland. ---en este año leticia: en este aÑo electoral es importante participar y sobre todo estar bien informado sobre los candidatos y sus plataformas polÍticas. leÓn: si quiere tener mÁs datos sobre proceso para elegir presidente de los estados unidos mande desde su telÉfono mÓvil la palabra vota al 2333 y recibe informaciÓn sobre las elecciones. leticia: las autoridades investigan una estafa a una anciana que le hicieron pagar $100,000 haciÉndole creer que se controla su hijo en mÉxico. la policÍa para la pista de cuatro personas que intentaron robar una tienda de armas. y un estudio revela los bajos sueldos que reciben y el acoso sexual qu

france's interior minister spoke just a few minutes ago. he said, as neave said there, they're deploying 1600 personnel to the area. >> translation: the determination of france to fight terrorism and that's what we've been doing for some months through the strengthening of the police and the intelligence services and it's what we're doing through the riggous application of the rules of law in a state of emergency and we will continue this action faced with a level of threat. i repeat to you today that it is at an extremely high level >>> jacky rowland joins us now. those comments coming 20 minutes or so after a high-level security meeting. obviously france feeling an impact on this. what is the fallout that you've seen so far? >> reporter: in france they are also introducing precautionary measures. of course, france is already in a state of emergency following the attacks of november 13. france is also on the highest state of alert. it is called attack level. so they can't really raise the security level any further. one is used to seeing a

. >> normally, it's integrated into either a bathroom that doesn't have windows, an interior bathroomime it's actually a closet. once it's completed, it's drywalled and painted, et cetera, you would really never know that it was a safe room. >> and just like everything else in custom home building, they could be as simple or as elaborate as you want. >> there's a variety of doors that will come with these houses. it just depends on how much you want to spend. you could get a steel door in a frame where, when you turn the lock, it's just like a bank vault door. >> the nice thing is that a safe room can be used for a lot of different reasons, whether it be an intruder, a place to store valuables, a place to go during storms. >> here's the important thing. they got to be strong. >> people are killed because those trees fall on them in their homes. so this room is a place that could withstand that tree falling on the house. >> in fact, they could withstand a lot more than that. safe rooms are tested to ensure that they can stand up to pretty much anything you can imagine. these safe rooms

empezÓ diseÑando ropa interior con compartimentos secretos.ona. >> vivÍamos en el barrio y nos regalÓ una casa. reportera: era como segunda madre para nelson guillermo y sus dos hermanas. hicieron juntos su primera comuniÓn y su tÍa fue la madrina. griselda fue la precursora del negocio millonario antes de que existieran los carteles de medellÍn, juÁrez y sinaloa, y antes de que llegaran capos. marta soto escribiÓ el libro la viuda negra. marta: fue tan importante como el cartel de medellÍn. reportera: su primer destino en estados unidos fue nueva york. >> me criÉ al lado de ellos. se le va pegando uno por familia, estuve un tiempo con ella no ayer, estuvimos trabajando. una vez tuvimos un problema con unos amigos. fuimos a cobrarles una plata que debÍan. vemos que vienen con pistolas. reportera: periodista en colombia escribiÓ un libro sobre blanco. >> llevaron mucha gente estados unidos porque necesitaba gente armada que le ayude. >> era su propia entidad. tenÍa sus propios matones. reportera: investigador que trabajaba con departamento de p

a big cold front in the nation's interior, causing the ruckus. eventually it's sending moisture our way, but not until friday. watch the clock up in the corner. a little bit of cloud cover coming off the coast. futurecast likes to throw in a stray shower. there's not much moisture with these clouds. these are fair-weather clouds and no big lift to touch off any explosions, so we're good. thursday looks great. it's going to be friday, late, before the rain chances ever start to ramp up. lows tonight, 54 in ocala and 59 in daytona beach. our official forecast in orlando, partly cloudy at worst. the overnight low tonight will be 62. here's tomorrow. first thing in the morning tomorrow we're good. 63. by noon, 79. the way back to 84 degrees in orlando. planning forecast, 84 tomorrow. thursday, 86. then on friday, the daytime high is 84. saturday, 83. and sunday's high also about 83 degrees. i know, it's crazy. one week from today, the daytime highs will be like 88. >> ginger: that is a warm one. >> julie: thank you, tom. >> ginger: thank you, tom. ca

. ♪ >>> turkey's interior minister said the suicide attacker responsible for saturday' blast was a membersles. for other people were killed and dozens wounded when the bomber detonated his device on a crowded street. omar al saleh has the latest from istanbul. >> reporter: a somber mood hangs over the street. this is the heart of istanbul's commercial lifeline. a place where locals and tourists hang out. after a suicide bombing on saturday the avenue is overshadowed by fear. people here hold a vigil for the victims. >> translator: we came here right after the incidents and left red carnations to share our pain. >> reporter: security camera footage captured the moment the blast went off around noon. witnesses say hundreds of people ran for cover when a loud explosion was heard. a day later the security forces are still searching for clues. the forensic police are still trying to collect more evidence from the explosion site here behind me and also there are some signs and banners that reflect a sense of defiance. one of the banners reads that we stand united. the other banner says we won't

the office of indian affairs stays in the interior department from 1849 to the present day. administration of indian affairs would be placed in the hands of religious organizations. and was parker's other idea the idea of quaker lobbyists. the civilian indian agents hadn't prove themselves particularly trustworthy and you couldn't install military indian leadersthen religious could perhaps be trusted more so than other civilian agents. 73 agents had been assigned to different religious groups predominantly protestant although there were a few catholics. predominantly protestant and quaker. another name for this set of policies is the quaker policy. in 1860 nine, congress established the board of indian commissioners. this is where it might be confusing eleanor because you asked whether there might be more commissioners. there is a board of indian commissioners put together to serve as the oversight board that parker wanted previously. was there something you wanted -- >> i wanted to know if the missionary agents or more honest than the others or if they stole from the indian

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you can't rule out an isolated interior shower but otherwise, looks like a nice day. this is what we have been looking at the last couple of days. cloud cover at times and more sun than clouds and those warm temperatures with the additional moisture, future cast shows there could be a few areas of patchy fog on saturday morning. if any rain develops tomorrow it will be more like what we see in the summertime, more moisture and warmth and a few isolated interior showers. i don't think there's storms. just maybe five% of the area could pick up a quick shower tomorrow. i-75 so no issues tomorrow for anything close to the beach. sunday is another story. wake up sunday morning and you will see more clouds. then the rain. one thing you won't see is a line of significant rain rolling through and if there is any sort of line it's broken. so not a squall line. we're forecasting scattered showers around the area starting sunday morning. by the time we hit monday morning, maybe a third of an inch in some areas. we can get 2-3 inches of rain in the summertime in an hour. it will

61, todo se debe a que se ha alejado el sistema que trajo nubosidad y dejÓ el manto de nieve al interiory el panorama se va a mantener asÍ hacia el norte de california frio. los vientos continÚan entre las 20 a 15 millas por hora, la direcciÓn del viento va del ocÉano hacia el interior y genera alto oleaje. insisto esta semana desagradable debido a que se forma esa masa de aire. maÑana 66° todavÍa con nublados. miÉrcoles 71° mejorando para el jueves 73, seco por completo, y el fin de semana viene algÚn cambio debido a otro sistema que se acerca y que deja condiciones cercanas a un 20% de lluvias y nublados para el fin de semana. hay mÁs detalles sÓlo a las 11. ---... el primer nuevo vagon ya salio de la fabrica en "plattsburgh", nueva york , y llegara pronto a las instalaciones del bart en "hayward".---a este vagon, le seguiran nueve mas durante este aÑo, que conformaran el nuevo tren de 10 carros que pondra a prueba el sistema de transporte... marÍa_ mÁs informaciÓn esta noche sÓlo a las 11. hoy es lunes y estos son los titulares. maratÓn por las primarias de maÑana, claridad la mÁs cod