michael wolfe is scheduled to be arraigned at 8 o'clocj this morning-- in brevard county. he was arrested back in january... after police say he used a machete to destroy a mosque on new year's day. wolfe was originally charged with armed burglary and criminal mischief. but "florida today" reports the charges have been upgraded to a hate crime-- which means-- wolfe could be sentenced to life in prison if convicted. in orange county-- a orlando boy is now speaking out... after saving his friend from drowning in a canal. risked his own life... to pull him from the water. tiffany teasley has the story. in volusia county-- a man remains behind bars this morning... with his son ends in gunfire. grady edmondson senior -- is behind bars being held without bond. deputies say he shot his adult son at his volusia county home tuesday afternoon. deputies say the two men were arguing in the driveway when things got heated. that is when they say the dad grabbed a gun.... and fired into his son's chest. friends say the son is expected to make a full recovery. . republican candidates will

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facing life in prison after using raw bacon and a machete to vanned light a mosque. 35-year-old michael wolfe is charged with a hate crime because of what he allegedly did. we told you about this story back in january. investigators say wolfe broke into a titusville mosque and use add machete to smash windows and destroyed a bunch of property while he was inside. police say he also left a slab of raw bacon around the momoue's front door. >>> a west papa beach city employee is in jail after police say he cause add bomb scare a sewage plant. investigatorsrsay douglas beach property and set his car on fire. after firefighters put out the flames, they got word there might be explosives inside. the plant had to be evacuated. investigators determined the threat was just a hoax. officials say this isn't the first ime they had to deal with ellington, but the previous times happened at city hall. he was terminate friday the city of riviera beach several weeks ag goef. >>> the virginia beach police officer shot and killedn her first day on the job will be laid to rest today. her body was escorted by do

that was michael wolf from austin wo was sentenced to similar chharges. both men in the early 20's. sweaterring to see some women. they think it is adventure the isis stuff. they go on the internet. they look at videos. those trying to leave the country to join isis is not what it is really concerning federal law enforcement right now. >> it is a special agent charge for the fb. i with the homegrown, the hve, as we call it,s that you a kid in the basement doing it by himself who wakes up windy and is hard. that is really hard for law enforcement to get in front of. recruitment calls for a different plea for help. >> the fbi is going out publicly out of character and to say we need the public's help. >> former special agent says the call to the public is necessary. >> do we ever main no, i don't think so. i have been in the business since 1980. and i have to say, that i have never seen it this bad. globally. >> this is the biggest challenge facing our country today from our counterterrorism perspective. says the fbi is doing a good job thwarting many plots but simply don't have the m

that was michael wolf from austin wo was sentenced to similar charges. both men in the early 20's. sweaterring to see some women. they think it is adventure the isis stuff. they go on the internet. they look at videos. those trying to leave the country to join isis is not what it is really concerning federal law enforcement right now. >> it is a special agent charge for the fb. i with the homegrown, the hve, as we call it,s that you a kid in the basement doing it by himself who wakes up windy and decides todays the day t. that is hard. that is really hard for law enforcement to get in front of. this new form of isis recruitment calls for a different plea for help. >> the fbi is going out publicly need the public's help. >> former special agent says the call to the public is necessary. >> do we ever main no, i don't think so. i have been in the business since 1980. and i have to say, that i have never seen it this bad. globally. >> this is the biggest challenge facing our country today from our counterterrorism perspective. says the fbi is doing a good job thwarting many plots but s

. >> larry, michael, thank you. >>> wolf is coming up after a quick break, the continued coverage ofesident's trip and the aftermath of the twin bombings in brussels. >> announcer: is this cnn breaking news. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington, 6:00 p.m. in brussels, belgium, from wherever you're watching from around the world thanks for joining us. right now, president obama is renewing his vow to defeat isis just a day art deadly attacks in brussels. here's what the president said just in the last hour during a news conference in argentina. >> i've got a lot of things on my plate, but my top priority is to defeat isil and to eliminate the scourge of this barbaric terrorism that's been taking place around the world. this is difficult war. it's not because we don't have the best and brightest working on it. it's not because we are not taking the threat

president obama and vice-president biden are super delegates as are pennsylvania governor tom wolf and former mayor michaelutter. >> ed rendell could be a super delegate for our area. >> yes. >> okay. >> look at you. >> yay. >> hillary clinton was super delegate when she ran for president and this time around senator bernie sans for vote for himself. >> how does it affect the out come of the election? i don't think they necessarily hay( need those. >> yeah, they do. >> good example of super sell gates making impact would be the new hampshire primary where clinton lost the popular vote by 22 points but managed to tie sanders thanks to support among super delegates. it may be and illusive term but it makes an impact. in the election process. >> google. >> per google. >> it's amazing how many people don't know really. >> no question. very nice. >> thanks nicole, appreciate it what's your good question. we want to know to log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question. >>> nicole will be here every night with the answer on cbs3 "eyewitness news"

president obama and vice-president biden are super delegates as are pennsylvania governor tom wolf and former mayor michaelutter. >> ed rendell could be a super delegate for our area. >> yes. >> okay. >> look at you. >> yay. >> hillary clinton was super delegate when she ran for president and this time around senator bernie sans for vote for himself. >> how does it affect the out come of the election? i don't think they necessarily have been disease seive but they have have been a huge nouns. >> i think the republicans may need those. >> yeah, they do. >> good example of super sell gates making impact would be the new hampshire primary where clinton lost the popular vote by 22 points but managed to tie sanders thanks to support among super delegates. it may be and illusive term but it makes an impact. in the election process. >> google. >> per google. >> it's amazing how many people don't know really. >> no question. very nice. >> thanks nicole, appreciate it what's your good question. we want to know to log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good

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wolf blitzer. we're back with michael smerconish and amanda carpenter, jeffrey lord, s.e. cupp. and a conservative columnist. let's start right to left, john king, what did you make of tonight? very substantive. not a lot of sniping. >> every candidate tried to do what they think is their job. number one, donald trump gets the moment. like him or not, he understands if he has a big day tuesday, the math is heavily in his favor. he is trying to tell the republican establishment, stop fighting me and join me. kasich playing straight to ohio, an economic message, an optimistic message. ted cruz talking to the republican base, saying you better rally around me or you're going to get him. and marco rubio taking a big step tonight to restoring his reputation as a young upcoming leader in the party who talks generationally about the next generation. and is that enough to win florida? who knows. >> gloria borger. >> i think the argument that has resonance trump made over and over again tonight is i know the system and i'm the only one who can fix it because i was a part of it. i was an

michael weiss. tell us about the raid. what do we know that just happened? >> wolf, really minutes ago, as part of an armed police operation in brussels, they captured two suspected terrorists alive. those two suspected terrorists received injuries as a result of the operation but they have now confirmed the identity of one of those individuals is salah abdeslam, the so-called tenth paris attacker who participated in the paris attacks, dropped off the stadium bombers that night but his suicide device, he didn't carry through with that. he didn't become a suicide bomber that night and managed himself back to brussels. the trail had gone cold until tuesday when police went to an address in brussels that they believe was linked to the paris attacks. they had no idea that salah abdeslam or any other terrorists were inside. there was a big fire fight and two of the terrorists managed to escape. they believe one of those was probably salah abdeslam, and they they have been working 24/7 to get him. he will be put on trial for those paris attacks. a big moment for the famil

wolf. now we'll talk about what it means in the big picture. michael summer cannish.nt theories about why cruz is winning. then the other side of the analysis which john king has been spelling out for us, which is cruz may be in an appear ick victory position wre wins tonight looks good, get a's number of state, starts to build and build but can't get to 1,237 the secret number and if he make it's to where trump doesn't get there and it goes to a convention. what happens to cruz at a convention? is this go for him now but -- >> let's start with the initial building block. it's very difficult to look at what's going on tonight and see a path to 1,237 for marco rubio. and it's very difficult to see a path to that same number for john kasich. shy of going to cleveland and winning it on a second ballot. i'm not so sure -- you just heard ted cruz say he'd like the others to get out. i think he's really directing that toward marco rubio. i'm not sure his path gets any easier with rubio getting out because i still see a rubio/kasich dynamic. so donald trump is still in the c

michael kelly, i look forward -- i haven't seen the rest of the season. appreciate it. thank you, everyone, for watching. wolf blitzer starts right now. >> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. on the beautiful campus at the university of miami. 6:00 p.m. in london. 8:00 p.m. in jerusalem. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks for joining us. i want to get right to a hillary clinton rally in florida, in tampa right now. i want to listen in briefly to the former secretary of state. >> you know, a high-speed rail system is from tampa to orlando would be amazing! for this area. i mean, that would -- that would increase tourism. it would increase commerce. it would increase the opportunity for people to go quickly back and forth. it makes absolutely no sense, especially when we know that we're going to have to do high-speed rail if we're going to have a competitive economy in the 21st century. and if we're going to do more to fight climate change by getting more cars off the road and more passengers into high-speed rail. so if i'm fortunate enough to be your president, we're going back to the d

michael aiken resigned. authorities accuse him of exchanging lewd and offensive e-mails with friends in the state attorney general's office. governor tom wolf when he'll name a replacement. >>> new jersey governor chris christie defending his decision to skip a funeral for state trooper sean cullen on monday. he was campaigning for donald trump at the time. >> i don't know why the renewed criticism now. we make these determinations to have me or the second highest ranking state official at an event when it's a police officer or member of the state police passes away. the loss of trooper cullen's life was tragic. >> the new york daily news and the state trooper's union blasted christie for missing the funeral. the governor said he and the lieutenant governor decided last week that she would attend the funeral before he was even invited to campaign with donald trump. >>> now your first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> good morning. we're seeing dense fog this morning. keep that in mind before you hit the roads. the fog will be around, i think for the rest of the morning commute, really. it will start to diminish once the su

wolf ge en who is now in charge of volkswagen of america. i spoke about the leadership of volk wassen and the departure of michael horn and the exact quote was this is like rearranging chairs on the deck of the "titanic." the ship is taking on water. doesn't matter who the captain is in charge. so that gives you some sense about at least one vw dealer feels about the departure of michael horn who, again, is leaving volkswagen of america. he's been the ceo for a couple of years now an has been the face of the company as they continue to apologize by i guess have not fixed almost 600,000, not in compliance with the regulation. >> when all scandal happened, you thought heads had to roll? does this help volkswagen move closer to closing this chanter? >> i don't think so. the date you're looking for is coming up, march 25 "24"th. that's when they have to tell a judge how they plan to fix those 600,000 vehicles. >> phil, thanks for phoning in. phil lebeau with the developing story on volkswagen. what does it do for the landscape of the industry here? >> i think it's a really interesting time. auto is one of the biggest moves, industrial names and

michael weiss. you're getting more information, evan, right now, about how investigators were initially tipped off on what's going on. what are you learns? >> that's right, wolfow they were dropped off at the airport in a taxi. the authorities have been able to look at surveillance video and track down that taxi driver. he told them where he picked them up which is this address in the neighborhood of schaerbeek where fred pleitgen has been reporting and that's how they knew to raid the house, where they found bomb components and other dangerous materials that are believed to be associated with these suspects. >> all right. everyone, stand by. we're going to take a quick break. we're also going to be hearing from hillary clinton, the democratic presidential candidate. she has very strong views on the terror attacks in brussels today. we'll be right back. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and s

wolf. >> i did. it will be a fascinating night tonight. it will be pretty exciting for all of our viewers. >> i'm joined by some new panelists, michael smir connish is here, and david axelrod, gloria borger as well. david, in terms of what you were looking for tonight, and what you read from the exit polls. >> i've never seen a fuselad like against donald trump in the last few weeks. there have been so many guns trained on him. the national polling, the impact. the question is whether anybody but the trump movement can prosper in an environment where the campaigns have a nobody but me movement. each one of these challengers think they should be the alternative to trump. the longer they stay in, as we say, week after week, the better he does. and this -- we'll see if some are going to fall away or whether he's beginning to fray after all the attacks, which have been very, very severe. >> the question is also, we saw this "wall street journal" poll tonight, which had trump losing ground tremendously against his top contenders. and i think the question we have to say, even if people gain on donald trump, because of this establishment barrage

michael eakin is stepping down because of a scandal involving pornographic emails. attorney general, kathleen kane has been releasing the emails. he is the second high court judge to leave because of scandal. governor tom wolf released a statement says that the abuse of public trust is unacceptable. today is another reminder why we should all work with urgency to restore the public trust in the judicial system and he will name a replacement in due time. >>> a popular diner in chester is closed this afternoon after a pretty intense fire caused a lot of damage, the fire broke out at the grape leaves diner in edge mont at 3:00 this morning. investigators say that the fire damage was contained to the restaurant and even leaving a hole in the roof but at one point the smoke started to fill the hallways of the days inn hotel next door and that had to be evacuated as well. >> we pulled the fire alarm because i did not hear that either, and then a crew assisted the hotel staff go room to room to make sure everybody was out of the hotel. very, very smokey, it was hard to get out. >> the guests weren't allowed to get back in for several hours. when the sun came up and the damage became more clear, the roof charred of

wolf, first of all, i hope none of your audience changes channels, because you have bipartisan folks trying to address a serious issue of international importance. that's what we're trying to do here. michael brings the law enforcement background. i bring technology. i think what we're seeing now with one court in california taking one approach, another court in new york taking a different approach, is that a lot of folks both in law enforcement and in the tech community are talking past each other. i think we know that oftentimes, commissions don't work. we think we've modeled this commission after the 9/11 commission, where congress did take its actions, and act on them responsiblresponsibly. michael said, this is a national security issue, an issue if we get wrong, all we're going to do is push terrorists and criminals to foreign based platforms, and we think there is a tech mol gee and legal solution to get it right. >> that's a huge issue right now with lots at stake. gentlemen, thanks to both of you for joining us. as i say, it's always encouraging to see republicans and democrats working together, especially on a critically important national security issue like this. senator, thank

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clear that michael and kathleen's marriage was far from th friends envied. story is the notion that you never know who you're married to. and in this case, kathleen idea that she was married to a wolf in sheep's clothing. >> scratch beneath the glossy veneer, the beautiful house, parties and prosecutors would tell the jury they'd find a marriage in more than the couple's money ms, more than the loss of social standing after michael got caught out lying about his military record, there was what investigators found when they searched his home office. >> there were secrets on the hard drive, on the computer, huh?mm, big secrets. >> and the prosecution would begin to reveal those secrets in graphic detail to a packed north carolina courtroom.oiled away at her executive job to pay the couple's mounting bills, michael's writing career was hitting a wall. >> he had some free time on his hands.we believe that he somewhere along the way began to form relationships, let's say, with men that he particularly met on the computer. >> not women. but men.ution's theory was this. the night kathleen died, she asked michael if she could use his computer to receive an nday morning conference call. >>

michael, how big of a deal is this? >> i think it's a very big deal. now notice he didn't say so that we can nominate a republican, ted cruz. in other words, wolfhe's engaged in strategic voting. there's an awful lot of it taking place all across the country. i know that because on a day-to-day basis i get telephone calls from listeners all over and said i registered as a republican and i did it to vote for donald trump. or i registered as a republican to vote against donald trump. in my home state of pennsylvania, 50,000 democrats have become republicans just since the beginning of this year. so this is now the way in which individuals are getting involved and trying to head donald trump off at the path. is it too late? we'll find out. >> do you think it's going to have an impact, brianna? trumpest popularity has increased. >> it plays exactly into what trump supporters expect of the establishment so it's reinforcing this entrenched i guess frustration that they have with the establishment. i really -- i don't see it changing anything. in fact i actually see it exacerbating how they feel and reinforcing how they feel about donald trump. >> mic

wolf, thank you so much. in your apartment near that metro. we're glad you're okay. please stay safe. all of our hearts for people in belgium tonight. ali soufan, reuel, michaeln the point a moment ago from pamela brown, saying they believe attacks were in the works. it was accelerated because of the capture of the eighth paris attacker, and that there will be follow-on attacks. when you hear that, what does that mean? >> that makes sense, probably this has been planned for a while. i don't think they were able to just put a plot together in four days. but they decided to accelerate the operation. and do it. >> because why? >> for the fear of people like abdeslam or some of the other people who have been arrested during the last two raids in belgium, they probably can talk or say something. it seems positive -- one positive thing coming out of the tragedy is on the screen now, the chemicals, isis flag, found. any explosive found in a situation like this is good news because that means a terrorist plot has been disrupted. it seeps the law enforcement now, the intelligence in belgium, is on the right track, targeting these cells, trying to disrupt further plots

michael weis, a senior editor at the daily beast. paul, what do investigators know about these other isis plots that are in the works right now linked to both paris and the brussels cells? >> well, wolfs been reporting, there's been human intelligence, intercepts coming in, suggesting that there are several plots in the works from isis operatives in europe at various stages of planning. that they were set in motion in the wake of the paris attacks. but authorities are trying to untangle exactly what the threat is. intelligence is often more an art than a science. often fragmentary intelligence coming in. but i can tell you this, wolf. they are very, very concerned that isis is accelerating its natural attack plotting in europe. belgium has borne much of the brunt of this. there's a major isis network that has managed to establish itself in belgium, in brussels. that network responsible for the paris attacks and the brussels attacks. the very same cell responsible for those to the concern now is that some of that network still at large in brussels, still can have access to bombs and guns. and we could see another terrible day unfold soon. >> you also have some additional details i'm t

wolf in sheep's clothing. i appreciate your comments. host: john is next on the republican line. good morning. go ahead. caller: thank you. called is ajust michaelavage listener. that is understandable. you cannot repeat everything you hear on the radio. it is not always accurate. i agree with him when it comes to -- yes, endorsements do matter. you have to follow these people's support. there was an earlier statement madeby one of your callers in regards to fdr. to businessmen. i think one thing i would like to point out is that j edgar hoover -- who was a? not j edgar. herbert hoover was a businessman. on otherd tariffs countries products coming in here. i think the thing that was reiterated by fdr was retaliation therefore, our products were being cherished. so, therefore, you disrupt the business. there are some indifferent points to cover with this topic. another caller referring to hillary clinton in the white house. yes. let's not forget the campaign hillary clinton endorsed and expose whenth bills women came out slowly and nutty. were hillary was a big supporter of those comments. that werewomen allegedly accusing their husbands of sexua