leland: happy friday, i'm leland vittert in for bill hemmer.t that cruz is not really that popular among his senate colleagues but as donald trump's campaign barrels full speed ahead, many see cruz as the only viable option to prevent a trump nomination, now that marco rubio, the senator from florida left the race. rubio, back at work on capitol hill. as you can hear, greeted in his senate offices with cheers and applause from his staff. rubio though saying he is not ready to endorse anyone yet. get this, saying he has no interest in being anyone's vice president. >> i'm not interested in being vice president. don't mean that in disrespectful way. i'm not going to be vice president. i'm not running governor of florida. i will finish out my term in the senate next 10 months. we have some things we want to achieve. i will be a private citizen in january. martha: how much can change over a couple of days, right? chris wallace joins us now, anchor of "fox news sunday." chris, good morning. good to have you with us today. >> good to be with you. mar

leland?we will see what happens, and historically, they have been fairly accurate during election years. but we're looking back in history the past three years, they chose rand paul at cpac. so that did well at cpac but not so well in the election. we'll see how things pan out there. garrett, we'll come back with results. thank you, sir. >> reporter: you got it. >>> bernie sanders and hillary clinton are getting ready to face off in flint, ahead of tuesday's michigan's primary. we'll talk to congressman dan kildee and why he's supporting clinton. >>> and then there were four. the remaining republican presidential hope ofs are hitting voting states today and flying on with make or break primaries in the days ahead. we'll have the latest, coming up. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. we were in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. so i just started poking aro

p>>> joining nows leland vittert pin the washington d.c., leland pwhat is latest you're hear about pwhat's going on right now pbrussels? p>> reporter: linda, good pafternoon to you to you. pbrussels clearly a city in pshock. pand remember this was the home pand to mastermind of paris pbombings so brussels police for pa long time have been stepping pup their anti terror efforts. pbut sadly it wasn't enough. pattacks come four days after the parrest of what was europe's most pwanted man and real hot bed of pislamic activity there inside pbrussels. pand one can think that these two pthings are not a coincidence. pthe arrest of the paris attack pattack four days later. pcertainly lot of questions about pwas this attack already in the pworks in brussels. pthere's an attempt to try and pget a handle on the situation, psee if there are more bombers. pif there are more accomplices a ossibility that there was at pleast one bomb that was left psomewhere. pso who left it, and how to find pthat person is obviously the top riority when it comes to this pinvestigation. p>> so leland they have a reason p

hi, dan. >> reporter: yeah, hey, leland. and hillary clinton has had a big lead in all the polling done here in arizona. in fact, the average has her plus 27. but that is not deterring bernie sanders. he continues to make his pitch here in arizona, campaigning hard over the weekend. in fact, yesterday he had two campaign stops, the first one down by the mexican border. he has been very critical of sheriff joe arpaio and his immigration policies, calling him un-american. sanders promised to go even further than president obama in making illegal immigrants feel welcome. later in the day, sanders drew a big crowd of more than 3,000 in phoenix. he gave his standard stump speech and said if it's a low turnout, hillary clinton will win, but if it's a large turnout, he wins. >> that is what this political revolution is about. it is involving people, many of whom have given up on the political process to get involved, to stand up, to fight back. >> reporter: arizona's the biggest prize for the democrats on tuesday. 85 delegates, win

i'm leland vittert. >> i'm elizabeth prann. welcome to america's election headquarters from washington. let's begin with the fast-moving developments in belgium in the belgian terror investigation. the massive dragnet to unmask an arrest suspect involved in this week's airport and subway bombings has led to a new arrest and charges. straight to john hutty in brussels. hi, john. >> reporter: yeah, elizabeth, we're getting a clearer picture now of those who were arrested during these massive sweeps in the wake of tuesday's bombing, including this man. let's -- i want to show you the video. his name is faisal cheffou. belgian federal prosecutors confirmed with fox news his arrest. he was among the six people arrested thursday night during police raids across brussels. we don't know specifically his connection to the attacks. but we're learning he's charged with committing terrorist murders and being an accomplice to terrorist acts. so clearly, he had some connection. and along with thursday's arrest, police took three others into

leland? >>> the terror attacks in brussels and the ongoing isis threat dominated discussions for republican presidential hopefuls on the sunday talk show circuits today. all three remaining candidates doubled down on tharp foreign policy proposals. this seemed to play well with nair core supporters. >> in order for us to have great human intelligence, i want the public to hear this. we are going to have to have intimate communication and coordination with our friends in the muslim community. >> if i'm president, we will utterly and completely destroy isis. we will carpet bomb them into oblivion using overwhelming air power, arm the kurds on the ground, we will use our forces to defeat them. >> lots of the free world has become weak. when you look at brussels and the way they've handled things from law enforcement stand points, when you look at paris, when you look at so many other places, no. it's not. neither is the united states a safe place. >> after largely taking the weekend off, republi

u.s. 41 at leland area. a slfrp down here. -- a slow down, just barely. that is south in the spring hill area we'll look at downtown tampa when we come back. that is a look at weather and traffic on the 8's. back to candace and gayle. >> we have the outdoor fun place to be. >> coming up, we'll take you live to one of the biggest outdoors expo and boat shows for lots of family fun this weekend. >> a bay area mail carrier did more than deliver the mail. he helped save a life. how the carrier is being plan to build a wall at the mexico u.s. border, up next, for the first time. mexico is directly reacting. we'll share how the country feels about this idea. . >>> mexico is directly to build a wall along the u.s. mexico border. we've heard rumblings but it is official. mexico's treasury secretary claims they will not pay for any wall under any circumstances claiming mexican taxpayers can't afford to pay for that kind of project. >>> tensions between north and south koreaa are scomplating. north korean leader kim judge unordered the military to be -- jim jung un

leland vittert is at the white house today. lela leland? >> reporter: in the role as first lady, but she then helped future first ladies. and we saw that in the president and mrs. obama's statement here in the past couple of minutes saying in part nancy reagan once wrote that nothing could prepare you for living in the white house. she was right, of course, but we had a head start because we were fortunate to benefit from her proud example and her warm and generous advice. our former first lady redefined the role in her time here and we've learned and we've known for a while that nancy reagan played a real role in the way that michelle obama handles herself as first lady. they had a number of phone conversations. they'd have lunch together at the white house and talked about this role of first lady. as michelle obama transitioned from that in 2008 and 2009 to taking over the white house here. and nancy reagan is really known from her time at the white house for filling three roles as first lady. she obviously had the style and the pomp and

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martha: thank you, leland. leland: great being here. martha: we will see you back here on monday. actually, i'll see you this afternoon on the real story. see you then, everybody. leland: "happening now" starts right now. martha: it sure does. ♪ ♪ jon: the gop front-runner, donald trump, is counting on momentum, trump hopes to win enough delegates to secure the nomination while other republicans work hard to keep that from happening. hello and happy friday to you, i'm jon scott. heather: and i'm heather childers in for jenna lee, so nice to be here. thank goodness it's friday. jon: you've had a long week. heather: we all have. along with the candidates, and for them it is all about the numbers. trump needs 57% of the remaining delegates to get to the 1237 needed to clip. the -- clinch the nomination. cruz is at 413 while kasich stands at 143. and joining us now from washington is peter barnes from the fox business network. hi, peter. >> reporter: well, hey, heather. according to "the wall street journal," from here -- as you mentioned -- trump needs to win 57% of the remaining tho

>> it might not be good for the republicans, leland, but it's good for the country.glad that trump is running, because we have more people participating in the process. now, look, every american has a god-given right to state their grievances or protests. but i agree with mark. don't trample on donald trump's first amendment rights. so is it good for the party that we have such a controversial front runner? maybe not. but i believe it's good for america. >> and angela, i want you to elaborate a little bit, because, like you said, he is leading in the polls, the front-runner. 58 delegates at stake, winner take all for arizona. what are the political repercussions of all of the events we are seeing today ahead of tuesday? >> i think this only helps trump. i mean, a lot of folks are out there. they're trying to determine -- there is so much anger, and so many people are tired of this double standard. i think trump will win arizona, and utah. because of these protests. the people out there trying to stop him, you actually are giving him fuel for the fire. >> donald trump

leland vittert fox 8 news. students were in a study abroad program is dave nethers reports on how they're doing.ar >> 19 students from kent state are in brussels tonight they were there when the attacks occurred but that they were safe in their hotel rooms at the time they arrived about five days ago as part of a two-week study program scheduled to leave for luxembourg tomorrow . they were not close to any attacks that took place there were not directly impacted . they communicated with their families and the professor who is familiar with brussels said that everyone is okay, university said do not have an any indication of trouble in the area.h >> is likely to travel anywhere have to knower that some places should not go to . this is a a different thing that we are confronting . . the plan is for them to lay for luxembourg tomorrow, the university plans to avoid public transportationid and make that trip a private vehicle, dave nethers fox 8 news. >> after the terror attacks local transit systems are boosting security, couldn't hopkins should have more security for officers and canines o

i'm leland vittert. this is march 5 caucus day some places, primary days others. here's what is at stake for donald trump, marco rubio, ted cruz and john kasich before remaining republicans. there are 155 delegates from four states up for grabs today. kansas, kentucky and maine have caucuses. louisiana has a primary. for hillary clinton and bernie sanders, 109 delegates await the winners in kansas, louisiana and nebraska. maine goes to their caucus tomorrow. we have fox team coverage. mike emanuel in detroit where they will be voting on tuesday. there is a debate there tomorrow. of course, the town hall on monday. we begin in sunny florida with john roberts where donald trump, marco rubio are campaigning today. john, we understand that trump will be there tonight for his press conference/what he hopes will be a victory rally. >> he will, leland. he's in orlando right now. a big rally. arrived in florida just a short time ago in kansas. expecting 20,000 people to be at that rally in orlando. then this evening he'll be here in west palm beach, the trump internationa

>> reporter: hey, leland. are now on 57th and madison about two blocks away now from trump towers right there. we saw a lot of arrests here. police were not having it. essentially the nypd microphone in an automated voice letting protesters know that anyone that was not on the street and not on the sidewalk would be arrested. that's what's happening now. they're trying to keep people on to the sidewalks. tons of police officers, nypd police officers ready to arrest people. you see people right now, you are seeing a man being arrested right now, being put in. they're following the crowd. we expect more arrests, to be quite honest. the police do as well. they're going around washing peopl warning people. this started on columbus circle. it was a big group. we say about 2,000 people showed up for today. it started off peacefully but i would say probably 20 minutes ago or so the police really started getting into confrontation with the handful of protesters who were trying to get on to 7th avenue and the police pu

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a five-year undercover operation, which also resulted in charges against the former state senator leland yee . >>> and planning on focusing on dna evidence to bring his client, franklin jr. was arrested 25 years after the killing, accused of murdering nine women and a 15-year-old girl. all of the bodies were dumped in alleys and garbage bins after they were strangled and shot in the chest. the attorney will make the opening statement to the jurors today, and says that the dna found on the bodies was not connected to franklin, and the case was named the "grim sleeper" after 14 year gap in the killings. >>> according to mercury news, a fire was reported just before 2 am on sunday morning on mount mckinley drive, and they found two sheds on fire which spread to the nearby homes. they believe the cause of the fire is accidental and the red cross is helping the two families that were displaced. >>> investigating an iphone fire on board the back -- alaskan airlines flight, and flame started shooting out of the device. a spokesperson for the alaskan airlines said that the fire was quickly put o

. >> leland sal is the program manager of this refugee camp sheltering thousands of syrians.live in this camp, just this one camp? >> yeah. the number of the families, there are about 5,500 families and the individuals around 30, 30,000 individuals, yeah. >> everything we have seen so far, there's an enormous burden on the government of kurdistan, the regional government. >> on the shoulders of the government, yeah. >> american aid, government -- >> yeah, yeah. >> -- goes to baghdad. but it doesn't get here. >> yeah. and i think if they directly coordinate with the government of kurdistan it would be better. >> the next crucial battle in iraq will be the fight to liberate mosul. you see mosul retaken in the near future any. >> i think it's going to be sometime. mosul has started and we deal it at a pace to be successful. >> if baghdad decides to attack mosul, to liberate it from daesh, you could have another 500,000 refugees. >> it doesn't matter how many here. we'll be at their service because kurd stan has a huge heart and whatever the kurdish people have experienced they u

including a member of the us military has family and three missionaries were inside the airport, leland vittert fox 8 news. the attacks have some asking if public transportation here is at riskta. >> rechecked with hopkins and rta to see if they are increase in security asse? and matt wright has answers at the airport. >> because of these attacks, they then shifted some of the security personnel to public areas will see more police officers at the drop-off in check in . if someone says you see something say something. >> attack in belgian has passengers on high alert as a. >> you worry a little bit but i don't want to let it affect me. >> it is the fear of the unknown ,> they're putting their faith in the tsa it handles all securityre down the checkpoint the city responsible for everything else,doch checking baggage claim and drop-off areas. >> result of what we learned this morningng we are focusing our resources on the public areas because that was the location of this incidentau to. >> to say that i have noticed more policece. >> i have seen an increase i saw some officers there were

i'm doug mckelway in for leland vittert. >> i'm elizabeth prann.a close call for donald trump this morning at a rally in ohio. a spokeswoman for donald trump says a man tried to breach the security buffer at his event. a group, as you can see, his secret service agents rushed on stage, forming a protective ring around the candidate. today's eruption after a trump rally was cancelled yesterday due to security concerns. clashes breaking out between supporters and protesters in chicago. that's where we find our own matt fin with the very latest. hi, matt. >> reporter: hi, elizabeth. yeah, so a chaotic night last night and another day that's probably going to be crazy here today.s of 400,000 people expected here for the annual st. patrick's day parade. the river was just dyed green a short while ago. the energy really starting to pick up here. so the big question is, what happened last night? because these donald trump rallies have been increasingly rowdy. we have seen the video. i was told that for the first time it appeared there was an equal amount

leland vittert has the latest. >> the real fear continues to be of more attacks as the city is opening up as they are just now getting the mass transit up and . just hours after two explosions at brussels airport and ael third bomb at a nearby metro station the police releasedthet this image caught on camera inside the brussels airport that shows three men, to bring gloves on their left-hand lead to be connected to this morning's attack. please have at least one and detonate suicide vest at the airports and looking in a suitcase bomb was packed with nails, they targetede areas before the checkpoint prompting us airport in rail stations to re-examine security even though

. >>> today is the day former state senator leland yee must surrender to federal custody but hasn't done so yet. a judge sentenced imto five years, fbi agents arrested yee and two dozen others, including raymond shrimp boy chow in a sweeping sting operation in 2014. u.s. marshal service tells abc7 news yee is not yet in custody. >>> well, tonight, some asian americans are upset over a proposed bill that would require more of them to pro vad their ethnicity on higher education and state health care forms, chris nguyen has the story. >> this afternoon, dozens of protestors, the majority chinese american, came to share concerns. >> why that detail? what is the point? >> despite the diversity, agencies only breakdown data for a few groups, assembly bill 1726 requiring higher education institutions and public health agencies to collect more data for additional api groups across california. >> it's wrong and creates attention. nobody benefits from this. this is a no reason. >> reporter: the oakland assemblyman who sponsors the bill says that couldn't be further from the truth. >> these folks m

students say it is wrong that girls are not allowed to wear pants or shorts to charter day school in lelandschool's uniform policy says the girls can wear skirts, skorts sort of a short with a dress over it or dresses except for special circumstances. boys can wear pants or shorts. >> it's sets a precedent that she's not as valuable as the boys are. her comfort and what she feels, it doesn't matter. >> in a statement a lawyer for charter day says the school complies with north carolina state law when it comes to the uniform policy. >> new this morning, astronaut scott kelly is back on earth after a year in space. kelly and his russian roommate on the international space station landed in kazakstan overnight. kelly spent 340 days orbiting earth. scientists will study the changes in kelly's body compared with his identical twin brother, mark, who has been on earth all this time of it is parter of nasa's goal to make sure astronauts can can handle that long trip to mars and back. >> yes, it is 5:48. the new bombshell report tha re. >> the fbi admits it made a big mistake while investigating th

. >>> today is the day former state senator leland yee must surrender to federal custody but hasn't done so yet. a judge sentenced imto five years, fbi agents arrested yee and two dozen others, including raymond shrimp boy chow in a sweeping sting operation in 2014. u.s. marshal service tells abc7 news yee is not yet in custody. >>> well, tonight, some asian americans are upset over a proposed bill that would require more of them to pro vad their ethnicity on higher education and state health care forms, chris nguyen has the story. >> this afternoon dozens of protestors the majority chinese american, came to share concerns. >> why that detail? what is the point? >> despite the diversity, agencies only breakdown data for a few groups assembly bill 1726 requiring higher education institutions and public health agencies to collect more data for additional api groups across california. >> it's wrong and creates attention. nobody benefits from this. this is a no reason. >> reporter: the oakland assemblyman who sponsors the bill says that couldn't be further from the truth. >> these folks migh

five-year-old daughter began complaining about the skirt she has to wear to charter day school in leland. bonnie peltier/parent "that she had trouble on the playground with her skirt." for erika booth.. it was her 10-year- old daughter. erika booth/parent "when it s 19 degrees out and she s so cold doesn t want to put on a skirt, while boys can wear long underwear under their pants." the school )s uniform policy says girls can wear skirts, "skorts" or jumper dresses except for special circumstances. boys can wear pants or shorts. erika booth/parent "it doesn )t seem fair." that s why peltier, booth and another parent are suing the school with the help of the a-c-l-u. bonnie peltier/parent "the only thing i want out of this is that my daughter has the option of wearing pants. that is it." the school )s founder, baker mitchell, told peltier in an e- mail that the 1999 columbine school shootings motivated the school to enforce this dress code to quote "preserve chivalry and respect among young women and men." end quote. erika booth/prent "it sets a precedent that she )s not as valuable as t

there were others who made their money and more dishonest way, .uch as leland stanford it essentially made competition in the railway business illegal. even i could make money in business if i had a law making competition illegal. these are what you call political entrepreneurs. so they deserved the criticism. people like john rockefeller. how did he become wealthy? well reducing the price of oil from 1869. he drove down prices for decades . americanshink of it, -- lower income americans couldn't even light their homes. rockefeller at least gave them the means by which they can have light after sunset. just that i think is more benefit to the american people than all the politicians in the history of the republic. robert fulton, the steamship operator, had a government monopoly on the hudson river. cornelius vanderbilt as a young man came around and figure out a way to compete illegally with robert fulton by charging nothing for transportation and making his money by selling food on his boat. the state police chased him up and down the hut and river until -- the hudson river until he

resulted from a five year undercover operation which also resulted in charges against state senator leland yee. >>> the "grim sleeper" killer, his attorney is going to focus on the dna evidence, and he was arrested 25 years after the first killing, accused of murdering nine women and a 15- year-old girl. the bodies were dumped in alleys or garbage bins, and his attorney will make the opening statement to jurors today. he says that the dna found on the victims bodies was not connected to franklin, and nicknamed the "grim sleeper" after the 14 year gap between some of the killings. >>> and scheduling a tsunami warning test for this wednesday. that is the sound you will hear during the national tsunami preparedness week, emergency workers want the people in the area to know it is only a test. the test will start between 11 am and noon. >>> recent storms it formed a sandbar at the end of the santa cruz harbor, and all boats have been banned from entering the harbor, issuing an emergency order on friday restricting the both traffic due to the -- vote -- boat traffic due to the dangerous conditi

leland nelson says he'll gladlya give up his tenth for somethingr safer and more comfortable. he can help me get a place, put me in a group home or ho something, i'll go.g, i the bowser administration hasat tried to tackle the homeless issue, not just moving people j off the street, but into knewer shelters, but her plan is meeting some resistance. the new website, d.c. homeless plan.com now prompts readers to takead action. it warnings of zero transpair situate from the mayor. notify the committee before picking this industrial site for a new shelter. sh it's a horrible place to put human beings. i wouldn't want to have my h doghoused there. the i would challenge anyone there. if they think it's not good g enough to put a daycare, it's dy not good enough for homeless families. > matt ackland local 5 news. > autopsy results show blunt s force tram a to the aid caused the death of russian aid to vladimir putin. the body was found at the duponu circle hotel in november. lessen was a media founder too after his death, the russian r media reported he had suffered s heart attack, b

former state senator leland yee has a deadline to turn himself in for a federal sentence for racketeering pleading guilty to charges in the summer and a judge sentenced him to five years. f.b.i. agents arrested him and two dozen others in 2014. raymond "shrimp boy" chow was among those arrested, facing a possible life sentence after being found guilty of racketeering. >> police in campbell have released a surveillance video and hope to catch two burglars who stole thousands worth of boxes last in. the two machine pried open a gate door and broke into a locked storage room, full of bicycles that belonged to tenants and stole several including one that is worth $3,000. the thieves escaped in a ford pickup. >> police say this man is under arrest for molesting children. officers took 46-year-old antonio far sea into custody. the investigation started when he may have molest add five-year-old. officers say during the course of the investigation officers learned there are more possible victims and they are not say how many. garcia is facing multiple charges for lewd acts and sexual assault of a

i think leland also approaching west virginia were not going to be dealing with snow and also that some good news for those of you who do not like the snowfall we had done the rest of the morning will have a lot of sunshine temperatures climbing into the mid forties or into the forties by midmorning will top out and see those temperatures and the low forties by lunch time it's happened in the mid forties by this action no notice clouds will be increasing throughout the day as well if you're going to be fall into the low forties by nine o'clock and so it will be a bit on the chilly side and then the rain starts to show up later on tonight and into sunday morning so sunday morning to start a pretty mild don't think we'll have many twenties on the mat like what we're saying this morning and then tomorrow afternoon we're going to hold on to the clouds. although the rain will move out of here by the afternoon hours and then we'll gradually see the clouds break up fights sunday afternoon and they will see clear conditions as we head into the overnight hours sunday into monday so sunday will b

leland vineyard is live in washington this morning with more. good to see you. reporter: good morning. a poll in another area where the obama administration quivers as it continues its full-court press against republicans. democrats hoping to exploit a growing divide among gop senators over whether the current force of denying merrick garland at a senate vote is a good idea. the hardliners often cite this speech from ben senator joe biden back in 1992 is enough to hold up merrick garland's nomination. >> the senate judiciary committee should seriously consider not scheduling confirmation hearings on the nomination until after the political campaign seasonis over . reporter: those words have proved problematic for biden's boss the president. in less than an hour the vice president will shall we say attempt to clarify a few points in a highly publicized speech to georgetown university law school saying in part, during his time in the judiciary committee as chairman and ranking member , all eight supreme court nominees got hearing and every single nominee including

she is watching kids rye land, leland and aslant. she is a single mom. her husband passed away three years ago. >> he was funny, everybody loved him. >>reporter: he had brain cancer, the tumor growing undetected until he suffered a seizure at home. >> it was my dad who slipped and fell, he fell backward and hit his head when he had cancer. >>reporter: nat family moved to washington from hawaii for better medical care but lloyd died after a two-year battle. eight months after, that mason wasn't feeling well. >> my husband it was hard, but when it is your child, it is harder. >>reporter: mason also has brain cancer. he has had four surgeries, two rounds of chemotherapy, and two rounds of proton therapy. before leaving his last it proton treatment, he taught how the wind chill nae nae. -- the whip nae nae. they're throwing him an epic sleep over so he can play with friends just like other kids. he has been told the cancer isn't genetic. >> i don't i don't believe a person is a statistic. i don't ask and i don't tell them. you kind of get the picture. it is

make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and what that leland you can get a light jacket cutn or less some wind, the windchills will be into the low 20s the webcam time-lapse and tells the story, courtesy of the city of cleveland a you can see the sunrise, shortly thereafter a fallback comes in up-skirting vantage point . it is enough to show up on the crib-cam, we have the authorities, according down at akron-canton and then, huntington south point, cincinnati with 50 degrees . showers down around dallas-fort worth that will be reinvigorated ,e bringing rainfall to the ohio valley and eventually cleveland tomorrow, if you have outdoor stuff to get done, then try to get it done today because will be dodging raindrops tomorrow . will be close to 60 degrees and the 40s near 50 and check the forecast to tell you what to expect for st. patrick's day and beyondfo. >> exclusive video of a freight train slamming into a van at a railroad crossing. >> now learn more about what happened this jack shea has that storing. >> brook park police say that the el

lef tents blankets even leland nelson says he'll gladly give up his tent for something safer and more comfortable. >> if she can help me get aca place or put me in a groupn in a home or something, i'll go. i >> reporter: the bowserorte the administration has tried to tackle the homeless issue notom just moving people off the street but into into your your shelters.sh but her plan is meeting some resistance.st the new web site d.c. homeless plan.com now prompts readers prr to take action. act it warns of zero transparencyraa from the mayor. may. bryce gert hold is upset. >> it's basically just alyt a horrible place to put human beings.bein i wouldn't even -- i wouldn't wd want to have my knew doghouse do there had. i would challenge anyone tonyont say if they think it's not i good enough to put a day caree it's not good enough to put homeless families.ho >> reporter: associationte what is next for all of these shelters? well, i toralked toa the mayor's spokesperson todayet and he told me if they we cancel even one site, thise, t site behind me that's gettingt't the most talk, well, the

a five-year federal undercover operation, which resulted in charges against former state senator leland. >>> and late they are week commercial crab season will finally return here to the bay area. state officials announced the commercial crab season starts on saturday after health reports that show crabs south of the mendocino-sonoma county line show it no longer pose as risk to humans. >>> those are your morning headlines from the newsroom. gasia, mike, sal, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> microsoft says it was wrong for hosting a party with scantily dressed female dancers during a video game developers conference in san francisco last week. several people who attended thursday's event complained on social media that the hired dancers were offensive. some also noted the irony that just hours earlier microsoft had sponsored a women in gaming [ inaudible ] to promote diversity in the industry. >>> today with would be the day to tweet happy birthday to tweet. celebrating their tenth anniversary today. co-founder and ceo jack dorsey sent the first tweet on this day in 2006. that t

i'm leland vittert. >>> we begin with the terror investigation in brussels and massive resources pouring in from the u.s. and around the world to find those responsible for tuesday's terror attacks. those efforts are paying off and our mike tobin joins us now with all the details. hi, mike. >> reporter: hi there, elizabeth. one of the men arrested thursday night has been identified by the prosecutor's office as faycalc. he worked for a time as what they called a self-declared or webbed journalist. charges against him are terrorist murder, attempted terrorist murder, and participating in a terrorist attack. what is not confirmed but widely reported by the local media here in belgium is that he is the third bomber from the airport, the man in the cap and light coat. that third bomb, the largest of the bombs, did not go up. he was picked up thursday night in a car in front of the prosecutor's office pcht grim. f of the three people killed three were bombers. of the 28 remaining 24 have now been positively i.d.'d. a march against fear, as it was called, was scald for tomorrow. that has now b

i'm leland vittert. >> i'm elizabeth prann. thank you for spenting part of your saturday with us. pressure builds to stop donald trump's momentum, republican voters are casting ballots in louisiana and caucuses in maine, kansas and kentucky. 155 delegates are on the line. democrats are voting in three

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leland vittert is with us. reporter: with everything surrounding the abortion debate even changing the dosage on a pill can set off a firestorm. doctors found they could lower the dose that meant less side effects and they could have with fewer patient visits, and for a long time many doctors have been doing just that without fda approval. now they have approval from the fda to do it. here is the politics. in a thinly veiled attempt. all past laws requiring doctors to use the old guidelines on the packaging of higher doses and other restrictions. now the fda is undermining those laws by change the packaging. one can easily argue this is no different than guideline changes the fda makes all the time. but give what this drug is for. the fight is far from over. one report out of arizona shows the state legislature there may pass a law requiring doctors to still use the old higher dose guidelines rather than the fda now says is safe. martha: what are the doctors saying? reporter: the american association of gynecol

here is leland with the details. >> reporter: chaotic scene after a pair of suicide bombers before 8:now to shelter in place, as the country raised the terror alert level to the highest possible. speaking from cuba this morning. >> we can and will defeat those that threaten the safety and security of people around the world. >> reporter: after the blast, officials canceled all flights in and out of brussels, arriving planes and trains, diverted away from the city. we realize we face a tragic moment, at this dark moment i would like to appeal to all to be calm and show solidarity. >> reporter: four days after the main suspect in the november paris attacks was arrested in brussels after his arrest, abdeslam told authorities new attacks were already in the works. he offered no specifics. however, in the immediate aftermath of the bombings, airport security was tightened in paris, london and around europe. >> this is a strategic strike not just against brussels but the western world. we have washington and brussels. >> reporter: back here closer to home, santa clara displaying a symbol of

martha: leland in term of procedure what comes next? reporter: lewandowski turned himself in to police yesterday and he has to be back may 4. any actual and intentional touching or striking of. >> the person against that person's will or the intentional causing of bodily harm to another person. here is the video. you make your own decision. fields in white trying to ask trump a question, lewandowski in the spotlight. if this ever goes to the jury there will be the video and a "washington post" reporter who says they witnessed the incident as well. initially he tweeted to michelle fields, you are delusional. i have never touched you. in fact i have never even met you. his lawyer says he's innocent of the charge. and if convicted this is a misdemeanor charge. martha: everybody obviously weighed in once this tape came out yesterday. give us a feel on the campaign trail for this. >> typically in politics campaign managers are fired for a far more benign infraction to avoid the controversy. but trump is standing by his man and the other cand

chow's arrest in 2014 was part of an operation which also resulted in charges against leland yee. >>>lin junior's arrest in los angeles 25 years after being accused of killing nine women and a girl. all bodies were dumped in alleys or garbage bins. his attorney will make the opening statement to jurors today. he says dna found on the victims' bodies was not connected to franklin. the case was nicknamed the grim sleeper after a 14-year gap between some of the killings. >>> 8:40. and the chp has noticed an increase in the number of accidents on a vital highway between silicon valley and santa cruz. the chp reports there were 664 accidents on highway 17 last year. in fact, there was an accident this morning that we reported about. that's 81 more than the year before and 240 more crashes than the year before that. traffic experts say there are several reasons for the increase. they include more people driving the winding road because of the improving economy and lower gas places, people are driving faster, and more driving are using their cell phones behind the wheel. there are fewer chp

reporter: i'm leland vittert in for bill hemmer. it takes 1,237 delegates to get to the nomination.