we're going to begin with chip live at the chip, everybody is mourning for their fallen colleague. >>reporter: it's a sad day at the hillsboro sheriff's county. flags at the sheriff's office are at half staff. deputy kotfila had been on the job for six short years and he had dreams of becoming a homicide investigator. it was cut short by a senseless wrong-way crash. deputy john robert kotfila, first made the news after rescuing a kitten from a river view storm drain last year. no one could have ever imagined the second headline involving this deputy would involve a deadly wrong-way crash. and incredible loss for the sheriff's office. >> what do you speak about what [ crying ] >> yeah, you know, these guys -- these men and women are -- excuse me. the men and women are out there trying to prosect everybody. and these guys are very concerned about the drivers at night. in fact, this deputy had hope to become a traffic homicide investigator at some point in his career. >> he says that kotfila was caring, compassionate and understanding. someone who went the extra mile coming from a fam

in this season of rebirths, they came to mourn death. family, friends and camden comrades gathering at the saint charles borromeo catholic church to say boo goodbye sean cullen the cinnaminson kid who gave his life in service to others. >> i have children and i can't imagine what he's going through. >> troopers came from far and wide to honor one of their own. cullen had serve the several local south jersey police departments in part and full-time capacity. but it was his dream to become a state trooper. he had been in that position less than two years when last week, he was fatally struck by a car while investigatin investign accident in wept deptford. mindset no matter what the jurisdiction. >> we sign up knowing we're going to have to run into situations everybody sells running away from. ♪ >> reporter: cullen leaves behind his mom and dad, two brothers and a sister. a fiance' and a nine month old son shamus. cullen was described as a firecracker of a kid full of life but also full of love for his parents. he was a wrestler in high sc

ivorians are observing three days of national mourning. three gunmen were also killed. north african branch has claimed responsibility. to the sceneurning just a day after heavily armed gunmen opened fire at this popular beach resort, killing tourists and locals alike. back to the mostly deserted beaches to collect left behind belongings and in the case of this mother, to look for her missing child. >> my son comes here on the weekends to try and make a living, by now no one has seen or heard from him since yesterday and no one knows where he is. reporter: black sunday -- that is what local papers are calling the first ever terrorist attack in ivory coast. sunday afternoon, multiple gunmen opened fire on three beach hotels. >> everybody was shouting, "allahu akbar." reporter: the three gunmen were later killed by security forces. margaretin the islamic has claimed -- in the islamic maghreb has claimed responsibility. this is the third aqim in months in west africa. ivorians fear that such a taxable to be a hard blow to local tourism. >> it is going to be very hard for u

three days of national mourning have begun.inic kane has this report. >> reporter: these are the men police believe carried out tuesday's attacks. in the center is a known criminal who carried out the suicide bombing at brussels airport. in a news conference on wednesday lunchtime, prosecutors described what evidence they had gathered. >> translator: the third suspect is still on the run. after the authorities came in, they found the explosiving he was carrying. there was a taxi driver who told the police that he carried passengers who he thought had the explosives. >> reporter: at midday a minute of silence was observed. wednesday's front pages reflect the emotions of many people. some headlines speak of the horror of the bombings, others of the day that all had feared. some parts of the transport system have now reopened with heavy security presence. at this metro station, passengers spoke of their concerns. >> it would be very important that everybody sticks together. that we cannot -- there is no solution without sticking t

at the ford home, another family in mourning. family members and sources say michael ford had a troubled past and faced domestic-related charges and believed those troubles may have in part spur add tack. the mother and grandmother are counseled by the family pastor. >> we are praying for police officer and his family and we feel sorry for them. we're praying for michael, too. >> and the ford brothers are facing a collective 21 different charges including second degree murder. attempted first degree murder and conspiracy. we understand their mother is recovering from a heart attack suffered brought on by the recent event. live in palmer park i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> well, neighbors in the area were terrified by the shooting. we spoke to one woman that saw the entire incident unfolded. >> he reached put his his coat and i said oh, my god he's going to you know shoot or something. so i came back in and then i looked out here and i was looking out the window and then i heard gunshots like pow, pow, pow, pow, pow an

george's county and fellow officers in the community mourned the loss of a young office or all three are brothers and 2 their names are in your deepes it's crazy. people are just going crazy. >> reporter: it was 4:30 sunday when two men walked up to the police station and opened fire outside the front doors. several officers fired back and among them was jacai colson a four year veteran undercover at the time. during the battle he was struck and taken to a hospital where he died. the police chief said the shooting was unprovoked >> there was no reason at all. malik ford and michaemplel rdls. during th they ra both now in custody. it's not clear which brother fled in which was wounded on the scene before he was taken to the hospital but their names are michael and malik ford. all morning long we have seen residence dropping off flowers and want to show their support for officer colson and the officers on the scene this many are at half sta of support to the situation. that's the latest from prince george's county. mikea turner wusa9. >> prevents them from starting their car if they ha

we mourn seven heroes. michael smith, vick scobey, judith rez nick, ronald mcnair, alison onzuka, gregory jarvis, and christa mcauliffe. we mourn their loss as a nation together. the families of the seven, we cannot bear as you do, the full impact of this tragedy. but we feel the loss and we're thinking about you so very much. your loved ones were daring and brave and they had that special grace, that special spirit that says give me a challenge and i'll meet it with joy. they had a hunger to explore the universe and discover its truths. they wished to serve and they did. they served all of us. we've grown used to wonders in this century. it's hard to dazzle us. but for 25 years, the united states space program has been doing just that. we've grown used to the idea of space and perhaps we forget that we've only just begun. we're still pioneers. they, the members of the challenge crew, were pioneers. i want to say something to the schoolchildren of america, who were watching the live coverage of the shuttle'

reporter: the belgian government has announced three days of mourning to commemorate the victims. islamic state has claimed responsibility for the deadly attacks. security remains at the highest level. brent: let's go to our correspondent. good evening to you. we know islamic state has claimed responsibility and we know there's a possible suspect. what else do we know about this investigation? guest: there is a manhunt in full swing, but there are a lot of unanswered questions. how these attacks were conducted is still unclear. how many people are behind, what we know were three attackers at the airport, two of them are dead and one being sought. then we have the attack at the metro station which is just a few meters away from where i am sitting. colleagues at the studio could feel the impact and it is absolutely unclear whether these were suicide bombers or bombs planted on the subway and then donated. brent: belgium is often portrayed as a center of islamic militancy. do today's attacks prove that? guest: to some extent, they do and are tough questions for belgian politicians an

and that created a lot of friction with the people who came here to mourn. so ultimately, you saw the riot police come out with their shields at the ready. with their helmets on. the water cannons came out, as did the pepper spray. there were ten people arrested. the police were not gentle in the process of arresting these people. but ultimately, the plaza was cleared out. these people, as we understand, the hooligans, as they described themselves, have gone back to their respective homes and the plaza is peaceful once again. >> it appears that people behind you are continuing to mourn their losses. there were candles and flowers. mike, law enforcement, they've been very busy. not just there. all over europe today. what's been going on? >> this latest raid was in rotterdam. it was carried out at the request of the french authorities. it traces back to a raid last thursday in the suburb of paris. in that raid, an individual was picked up, he is described by the french interior minister as a high level operative in the advanced stages of planning an attack. no

update on the child's condition -- we'll update you when we learn more. 3 3 an upstate community is mourning the loss of a little girl -- just one day after her family's honea path home burned in a fire. fire.the coroner says 5-year-old sophia rhodes died of smoke inhalation at the augusta burn center last night. 3 fox carolina's ashley minelli home-- and ashley- right now this community is trying to help this family through donations and prayers. 3 family needs a lot of help right now; lost everything in the fire, and they lost a member community describes as "a ray of light" light"sophia one of 9 people in the home during firefire chief: got stuck between a couch and a wall, family couldn't go back in for her because of smoke and flames krista overby- family friend, devestated over the loss 3 3 3 3 sophia was a great kid, full of life full of spunk uh curious, asking lots of questions, made her way over to the house daily to play with the girls. 3 again, long road to recovery- clothing is a big necessity overby: need size 6 and 7 in girls clothing and size 0-3 in girl baby clothes 3 all do

as the investigation continues, the mourning begins. thousands gather to remember those killed. >> also ahead in the program the u.n. pulling out of average camps iaverage--refugee camps in greece. >> thank you for joining us. we begin in brussels where police are searching for a suspect behind tuesday's triple bomb attacks. security teams have been carrying out raids on multiple addresses. they uncovered 15-kilos of explosives along with nails and bomb-making equipment. belgium's chief prosecutor has been giving more details on the attackers while one of them is identified as the bomber who has blew himself up at the checking hold at the brussels international airport. and his brother blew himself up on a train. in total 31 people killed, 270 were injured. meanwhile, a third suspect who has not been officially named is on the run. investigators say that his bomb was the largest but was unstable and failed to explode. these are the men that the police believe carried out of attacks. among them a known carible who carried out the explosi

the family said they mourn the passing. and the peabody auditorium is sending love on to the family. >> john: he voiced himself on >> john: a news alert. road rage. >> amy: a family fearing for their lives after a car rolled up and rammed right into them. right across the street from the boys and girls club. a 27-year-old smashed into the car of a woman with her children. she said she feared for her life and sped off. robinson followed bell to a nearby gas station and rammed her car a second time and bell's cousin called police. >> i said, can you send out police. she is trying to kill us. she's ramming the car, and we have kids in the car. >> she was charged with five bell said this is not the first time that robinson tried to attack her. she suspects that robinson may be involved with her children's father. >> john: we first brought you a yesterday. two men broke into an apartment on conway road just after midnight on wednesday. officers say that the suspects robbed a man at gun point, shot, killed his dog, and made off w

vigils are being held in the belgium capital as the nation mourns the 34 victims of the attacks. in other news, the u.n. refugee agency pulls its staff from greece saying that they've turned them into detention centers. the latest primary results >>> two brothers have been named by belgium tv as the suicide bombers who attacked brussels airport. police have launched a series of raids in a massive manhunt to catch a third man seen here on the right of those two brothers. this is the scene this morning in the belgium capital where 34 people were killed in coordinated attacks on tuesday. three days of national mourning have begun after what the belgium prime minister described as a day of tragedy. going to our correspondent dominic kane at the airport where two of those explosions went off. we've seen cctv of the bombers. what more do we know about them? >> reporter: we know that the brothers you referred to, the two who blew themselves up at the airport here yesterday and that they have criminal records. they were known to the authorities and had been for some time. the name of the

we'll have our time to mourn.ut we need to be strong for the family and help them get through this. >> reporter: as sean cullen was carried to his final resting place, church members caused in reflection. offering thanks to the men and women who risked their own safety in fact their very lives in order to protect us it's not just what they do, it's who they are. >> they don't get enough credit. they get a lot of crap and not enough credit. >> reporter: no charges have been filed in the accident that killed trooper cullen. he is the third new jersey state trooper to suffer a vehicle related death in just the past 10 months. iain? >> bruce, thank you. of course all day people have been leaving condolences on our fox 29 facebook page. anne-marie writes... >> and nancy writes... you can also leave well wishes just head to fox29.com and look for the facebook link near the top of the home page. >>> people are also mourning the loss of another police officer shot and killed over over the week mend maryland. authorities a

. >> reporter: friday is the last of three days of national mourning for belgium. condolence is coming to an end. the official search for answer he goes on. dominic cain, al jazeera, brussels. >> i'm going to take you to the center of brussels to see the crowds that have gathered there around the floral tributes and candles on open defiance to those who have decided to inflict terror on the population. they have decided to not stay indoors. you can see the solidarity. paul brennan on the edge of that

gol has been dead for more than a decade now but this seems like a house still in mourning. for gol's mother one of the most painful things is that her son didn't get a proper burial. she says the americans never returned his body. in fact, it turns out the family went for years without knowing anything at all. despite relatives continually approaching authorities. the pairns had not only de-- the americans had not only detained gol, he died in their custody. simply stating that they weren't holding him, communications. >> they advised no person of this fame is currently being held. and this was in 2004 when they got this letter. >> yes. >> when did he this actually learn of gol's death? >> here. >> the family says nobody from the cia has ever contacted them about gol's death. habib only learned how his brother died from news reports. he's kept the details hidden from their mother. he said it would break her heart if she knew. >> we couldn't find anything in the report about gol rahman's body but it's likely he was buried close to the facility where he died. we know that was

three days of mourning by tomorrow morning, will the metro be open again? will people be able to get around? there there be increased security? what is your guess? >> my guess is that -- i will tell you one thing, the metro line which runs through is not going to be open. that is going to be used for forensic examination for many days to expect, i would expect, and then once the police are finished with the examination of the area, there's going to have to be reare pair of the actual infrastructure damage that has been caused by this. so the main line that runs along basically under my feet, under this road that i am standing on that won't be open for a couple of weeks i wouldn't think. elsewhere, in brussells well i can go from the experience of last no. when i was here, in that brussells lock down, in the wake of the paris attacks, and the metro was with closed i think three or four days other parts of the paragraph quickly got back up and running, it was the underground that was felt to be most vulnerable, so they kept that shut, but the taxis and buss t

sandra: pakistan continues to mourn ones lost.ndrea: new raids in the brussels after last week's terror attacks. three people detained. police under judge's order release ad man that the belgium media reported may have been the mysterious man in white seen in the surveillance image at the brussels airport. that suspect still on the run. meanwhile the death toll in the attacks rising to 35. state department confirming four americans were killed, including justin and stephanie shults, a couple from tennessee. all this as the white house faces new fallout over president obama's decision not to cut short his trip to cuba and argentina despite the attacks. secretary of state john kerry defending that call. >> president of the united states's scheduled is not set by terrorists. the president of the united states has major diplomatic responsibilities. he has to engage with other countries. that was an important part of trying to build a relationship and achieve some of our goals with respect to human rates, with respect to transformation

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. >>> this morning the bay area continues to mourn the death of deputy of deputy john kotfila. the latest on the investigation and how the community is honoring him this morning. . >> the latest for the race for the white house. sarah palin is campaigning for donald trump here in the bay area. details of the event just minutes away. >> good sunday morning. i'm candace mccowan. thank you for joining us, we'll get to the top stories in just a moment. let's check on the forecast with mark collins. >> good morning, candace. it has been one dry month. we have not had a drop of rain officially at tampa international. that can change for today. it won't be wet all day long but you have to plan around a few showers. let me show you the rain moving through north of cedar key along florida's big bend. you can see the showers not making much progress inland but there is rain in the gulf of mexico and this is what we're keying in on here during the course of the day. that rain is set to increase as it moves into the bay area and so rain chances will respond and increase through the afterno

this is a country, a city in mourning, in shock. but also determined to get things back to normal, although we are seeing increasing stories here in the press the reports are that war is in the meanwhile of brussels. pictures of some of the victims, those who died, those who were injured, some of those who were missing. three days of mourning, over my shoulder you can see the flags of the european union, the commission, at half staff. this is the heart of the european union, and just three blocks away is where the bomb went off for the metro station. but if you can pan over and see the traffic here the city is trying to come back to normal. as you said the two subway lines are partially reopened. and schools are staying opened today. but it is a huge traffic snarl because there are a lot of streets and main avenues that are still shut down as police maintain certain controls and try to track down those who committed these attacks. also we saw overnight, max, that at the -- at the maalbeek metro station there were more forensics -- m

zoo are mourning the loss of the oldest college 14 years old.sing on march march 3rd but then they found him down the road but fortunately there is a suspect in the brutal murder. the mascot of griffin park and as of right now is completely circumstantial evidence but that started the debate. >> you are "chasing" the story of a sneaking suspicion? >> college graduates in 2015 were coming out looking at unemployment and 14.9% under employment but mark sucker berg with facebook worth $53 billion and this is the age of the young entrepreneur a hustle. site chased down a college student who says he is not leaving his fate to corporate america. >> the message i'm trying to send is you don't have to wait to an entrepreneur to start your own business the best time to start his right now in college. >> as a freshman and hinted university of virginia and most recently started his clothing line. it is called on entrepreneur and hopes to inspire the nation erasion to think outside the box. >> represents the 3 percent of the world population so basically th

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this is the second day of national mourning. the airport is closed to passengers till at least saturday. the subways are running on a limited schedule. and today a new worry. the main suspect from the november bombings and shootings in paris is due in a belgian court. sal la abdeslam was captured here last week after his fingerprints were found in an apartment rented by one of the brussels suicide bombers. >> his court appearance had been delayed over security fears here in belgium. there are still fears of the potential for follow-on attacks either here in this european capital or in another one as we get ever closer to the easter holiday. and as you can see behind me, belgians have left the usual mementos we've seen after attacks around the world of terrorism and these mementos are going to linger. this has been a spot of gathering for people to stand in solidarity and defiance in the face of the latest terror attack. kendis, reena. >> aaron, what are police most concerned about when it comes to the terror threat there in belg

we mourn seven heros. we mourn their loss as a nation together. the families of the seven we cannot bear as you do the full impact of this tragedy. but we feel the loss and we're thinking about you so very much. your loved ones were daring and brave and they had that special grace, that special spirit that says, give me a challenge and i will meet it with joy. they had a hunger to explore the universe and discover its truths. they wished to serve and they did. they served all of us. we have grown used to wonders in this century. it's hard to dazzle us. but for 25 years, the united states space program has been doing just that. we have grown used to the idea of space and perhaps we forget that we have only just begun. we're still pioneers. they, the members of the challenger crew, were pioneers. and i want to say something to the schoolchildren of america who were watching the live coverage of the shuttle's takeoff. i know it's hard to understand, but painful things like this happen. it's all part of the process of exploration and discovery. it's a

mourn a dozen animals are removed from what officials say is a filthy home in the holmesberg section. >>> plus if you text and walk in the state of new jersey, you could soon be breaking the law. and determined dogs had a chance for their own easter egg hunt today. we will take you to the cutest holiday tradition around. >>> a fire in a church in darby boro won't stop one congregation from gathering tomorrow. just a after midnight fire fighters were called to ever abundant life international church in the 100 block of ridge avenue. connected to that church is a creative mind learning center and christiana contacted my which also sustained smoke and water damage. darby a's mayor has invited the church to use the boro new recreational center for palm sunday day services tomorrow. day carries trying to figure out what it will do monday morning. >> we are trying to relocate our children to the area, so if someone who is with us, who has a space or a rec center, or has a church with the basement we need to keep our children together. >> there are about 100 children who attend the day care.

. >>> it has happened again new jersey state police mourning loss of another trooper killed in the line of duty. investigators say a vehicle will struck trooper sean cullen on southbound i295 in deptford gloucester county. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at the bellmawr barracks with more object how troopers are coming together during this tough time, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, in 2014 trooper sean cullen followed in his brother's footsteps joining new jersey state police and he was stationed at bellmawr station which was great, not the far from home. he grew up in nearby cinnaminson where he was a stand out wrestler and volunteered giving back to the community. now that community is reeling from the loss of troop are cullen a as well as state police, now losing their third troop inner less than a year. >> the outpouring of public support, the outpouring of law enforcement support, this is almost beyond belief. >> reporter: state police are mourning loss of the collogue and brother, monday night trooper sean cullen was struck and killed by a passerby while managing scene of the

. >> reporter: mourning for the victim's last week's terror attack riot police using water cannons to disburse the protesters, anti-immigration/antigovernment activists who were shouting antiisis remarks. >> lots of families were here and we have some difficulties to confine those hooligans. >> reporter: the belgian government calling for a rally at the square to be postponed. >> we are still all over the country in threat level 3. there are inquiries, important inquiries going on. for these inquiries we need a lot of police capacity. >> local media here report the bombing suspect wearing a hat in this surveillance photo in custody. police in italy arrest algerian man for fake id's. the hooligans as they call themselves have been cleared out but security remains tight as people make their way to the plaza to mourn those who were killed. >> still ahead at 11:00, the easter message from pope francis. >> his words of hope. >>> tens of thousands of catholics were on hand at the vatican to hear easter mass from pope francis. speaking before the large crowds at saint peter's square the pope

we are mourning. we are grieving. >> reporter: student government president emmanuel williams said he knew the young women personally. he says 19-year-old donisha scott of raleigh, 20-year-old candace mcbride jones of lili ill ton, 20-year-old kedisha brown of henderson and 20-year- always together school officials say the four students were mere moments from arriving at the dorm when the crash happened. >> i believe they were running to campus from having dinner. >> reporter: shattered glass and broken glasses are painful reminders of the young lives lost here. >> here is family. we are not just students or friends. we're family here. >> reporter: rocky mount police investigators are looking into this wreck. they still have not said what caused the accident. we do know, however, that there was one other vehicle involved and the driver of that car was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. no charges have been filed. david? >> sloane, thank you. >>> a local mother and her toddler nar

this is a city that's in mourning today. this is three days of national mourning. we heard from the belgian prime minister. they said this is dark time for this country. you can see hundreds of people behind me. they're milling about. they're showing solidarity. they're talking about people who are just here to show their support for what happened to these victims and these explosions yesterday here in belgium. of course, we also understand from prosecutors that earlier today they've come up with more and more evidence as to what exactly happened. the mood is one of somber reflections and it's also a lot of fear. they're very fearful about what happened to their country. they don't have a grip on what happened. the rest of brussels has virtually shut down. most of the streets are very, very quiet. so an interesting vibe at the moment because folks here, they're very afraid, but at the same point they want people to know that they're standing together, that they're standing strong against those who would seek to disrupt their societies. guys? >> hadley gamble in bru

belgium holding three days of mourning. vice president biden and his wife paying respects, visiting the embassy in washington. >> we are prepared to provide any and all information capability, technology, anything we have that can be value added to their fight. >> reporter: isis taking responsibility for the deadly explosions, invoking the safety of his two daughters, president obama says going after the terrorist organization is his top priority. >> i want them to have the freedom to move and to travel around the world without the possibility that they'd be killed. >> reporter: authorities identifying the alleged bomb maker. they think he's dead. he's thought to be one of the two people who detonated suicide bombs at the brussels airport. suicide vests involved in the attacks in paris last november. back to you. steve: thank you. a brother and sister living in new york among those unaccounted for after the airport bombing. they were on the phone with their family when the explosion happened. the line went dead. friends and

. >>> the tennis world is mourning the death of journalist bud collins no one loved the sport more or explained it better. he became a tennis icon. you couldn't miss him with the bright pants, he was 86 years old. >>> still ahead, paypal millions of shoppers use paypal se >>> shipped and bag and two days later got a confirmation it was delivered but the next business day she was surprised to find an e-mail from paypal saying there was a dispute because the buyer said >> i'm left now with a missing bag and paypal was holding the money. >> reporter: is this a common complaint. one person said they will always side with the buyer. >> paypal focuses on buyers >> we have a policy of the buyer is almost always right and the buyer almost always wins >> reporter: a lawyer filed a suit saying that paypal does not give sellers a fair shake in the resolution. they promise world class security for sellers. >> when they promise they will do what they can to protect the sellers and keep their money safe, they have a downtown -- duty to do that. >> reporter: she is convinced intentions of paying for

today many are mourning the loss of nancy reagan.he died yesterday from congestive heart failure in her los angeles home. >> we read and know that she was a defender of the presidential 24 hours a day. she was 94-year-old when she passed. and mikea outside of the white house. some are saying she redefined the role of first lady. >> reporter: that's right. the former first lady, nancy reagan, a powerful protector of her husband and inside of the white house today, president barack obama and michelle obama are reflecting on this devastating loss. they released this statement here. >> a great loss. just such a classy first leader. >> scott brown remembers former first lady, nancy reagan, as a strong and classy woman. one who was deeply devoted to her husband, former president reagan. saying nancy reagan was supportive. >> she was encouraging. >> nancy reagan died inside of her los angeles home from congestive heart failure. 94-year-old. she had great influence on her husband who fought alzheimer's disease for years. when he died, he was

plus -- an emotional day as a team and he mourns the loss of a police officer. how jacai colson is being remembered. we're threatening to walk out when trump speaks at a major event in d.c. tomorrow. 11:00, abc seven news at on your side. >> we love our protesters, don't we? now, the right lightning rod of the presidential race is headed to the nations capital. after a more than week -- after more than a week of protests, to host is preparing him at a significant event. he is scheduled to speak conference the apac along with three other presidential contenders. at theconner is live verizon center to explain. it has been a busy night. : it has, and there are concerns about protests tomorrow. as donald trump takes the stage, plan to walk out. there are barriers set up. vice president joe biden spoke here tonight to a crowd of about 18,000. the hustle around the convention dayer, thousands attending one of the largest pro-israel policy gathering. c, the american-israel presidential affairs committee, will bring in the presidential candidates monday. donald trump is

p>> anjuli: law enforcement paround the state are mourning pthe lost of one of their own. phillsborough county deputy john pcot la jr. was killed and cot la pcame from a family of law penforcement. phis father was a massachusetts pstate police sergeant and his pbrother is a plymouth police pofficer. pblood tests will now determine pif he was impaired at the time pof the crash. p>> alcides: tampa police are psearching for the person that phit and killed a driver in ybor pcity and kept on going. pit happened just after 10:30 plast night. pthe area was very active povernight as investigators rocessed the scene. prepublica de cuba was shut down pfor traffic but is re-opened. p>> anjuli: they're pinvestigating an accident that pclaimed the light of a edestrian at sunset point road pjust west of hercules avenue. olice say a man was hit and pkilled and police are pinterviewing the driver. pthe roads were closed as police pinvestigate pinvestigated, but they have psince re-opened. p>> alcides: the road to the pwhite house is bumpy and violent pthis morning. p>> anjuli: ed henry ha

. >> reporter: friday is the last of three days of national mourning for belgium.hile the official period of condolence is coming to aengd, the official search for answers goes on. dominic kane, al jazeera, brussels. >> paul bring us up to date with the latest on this police investigation. where are we at right now? >> reporter: well, where we're at is a very fluid situation of police activity across the city. reports are coming in of raids happening in multiple areas. the prosecutor's office which generally issues media releases after the event, basically collates all of that, and we haven't had any confirmation yet, but we are hearing that the steady progress of the police over the past 24 hours continues. we heard of raids during the course of friday in three areas, and in two areas, two suspects arrested in each of those locations were wounded as a result of very robust police intervention. the police are not taking any chances. they are going in fully armed with full protection. i can just tell you by the way, the reason why i'm almost being invel .ed is there

. >> anchor: and the south florida university in mourning after one of the students dies while attending the ultra music festival. the university of miami senioror was taken to the hospital late friday night. >> jeff: and while it's unknown what led up to his death, this is not the first time tragedy has struck at the popular music event. walter morris reports from downtown miami. >> reporter: ultra music festival ending on a somber note as a university student festival. 20-year-old adam levine later dying at the hospital. >> adam levine was here at ultra and apparently had a medical condition. >> speaking to just one station and id security guards noticed levine in distress around 11:30 friday notifyink miami fire and rescue. >> security personnel recognized it and fire rescue treated him on the scene. >> the u.m. senior died of complications following a seizure. the school releasing a statement saying in part, i know the community will join me supporting the family and friends in honoring adam's memory in thisdefinitely time grieve. >> each if you didn't know adam you knew his face and

elgin is observing three days of national mourning. investigation into tuesday's attack continues. bombers have been named, brothers that were belgian nationals. president obama declared that fighting the islamic state is his number one priority. from brussels, we start our coverage. silence spoke louder than words in brussels today. correspondent: it screamed. correspondent: sadness for the victims of yesterday's bombings. enraged at the attackers. that there will be a next time. tht next time it could be em. there's a strong sense of defiance. , long-livedique belgium, these people shouted. this is a country in turmoil. and on a massive manhunt for all yesterday'sd to bombing at the airport and the metro. man.e are looking for this there is confusion about his identity, but it is believed he could have raised the casualty count higher. >> the third suspect wearing the light-colored coat and hat is on the run. he left a large bag and departed before the explosions. the largestained explosive device. shortly after the arrival of the bo

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-- link to last year's paris attacks, and a moment of silence as they go into a day of national mourning, and one person waits behind bars to find out if ukraine and russia can cut a deal that could make or break her future. ♪ benrent: i am brent goff. it is good to have you with us. investigators have identified two brothers involved in the terror attack, khalid and i brahim el bakraoui, and now they say a wanted man, najim laach raoui, detonated a suicide vest. what was behind the terror attacks? and there is an unidentified accomplice who left a bag of bombs behind him at the airport. reporter: the hunt continues for this man, seen here on cctv footage at the airport in brussels before the two blasts, and belgian officials are identifying him as their prime suspect. the third suspect with a light jacket and a hat is still on the run. he dropped a bag and then ran before the explosions. his tag had a charge. and then the bag blew up due to the great instability of the explosives. btw explosions sent people fleeing from the airport hall. one of the men is reportedly najim laachraoui. an

belgium is observing the first of three days of national mourning. thousands of belgians stood in silence earlier in tribute to the victims. you can hear the spontaneous applause as we listen in. the mayor of brussels also spoke out earlier. out -- hen to reach called on his countrymen to reach out. a minute of silence in memory of the dead. thousands of others across the country, the belgian king and queen, the european commission president, and the country's prime minister came together to stand in solidarity at midday on wednesday. >> more than ever, we have a duty to be at the helm of europe's destiny. this fate is now being undermined. we now have to come together to be up to the task at hand, to be united. you --r: outside of outside, e.u. flags were at half staff. at the same time, around the capital, a growing carpet of tributes. thousands assembled to pay their respects at the foot of the old stock exchange, followed by a huge round of applause. [applause] reporter: an entire nation united, both in grief and in defiance against terrorism. kn

she is being mourned throughout the political world by both republicans and democrats. here's how people are paying their respects at the ronald reagan presidential library in california. >> it was a blind date and i took him an a little bit longer. >> reporter: nan reagan is being remembered in her role of a love story that brought glamour to the white house. she died of heart faire at her home in los angeles. she was 94 years old. >> she's one of the best first ladies w wve ever had. 94 years old. that's a long-time to live. bless her heart. i'm glad they're together again. >> sad to see her go. everybody has their time. she's lived a good long life and out to p respects for the passing. >> reporter: the white house released a statement. the former first lady redefined her role here. in her long good-bye of president reagan, she became the voice of millions of families going through the depleting acng reminder of alzheimer's. clinton, bernie sanders all tweeting condolences. nancy reagan will b buried next to her husband at his presidential library in california. in s

. >>> and the nation is mourning the death of nancy reagan. >>> i'm ari odze rext, we're at the the home of this high school with a phenomenal jazz band. >>> good afternoon. thank for joining us. i'm sheli muns. >> i'm eric harryman. >> we are following a traffic alert. >>> the victims of an earlier crash in oakland park have been taken to e hospital. one is a child. the accident happenedear northeast 56th street and north 60 howie. now, north dixie highway is completely shut down. you can see it's still a mess there. emergency crews a a still on the scene. best alternates would be federal highway and andrews avenue. there are wires down. it's going to take sometime to clear up. you can usus 6th avenue to avoid these closures and you c c visit our nbc 6 news and weather app for thee latest information on this crash and any other traffic alerts. >>> also for you this midday, the search is on for several people who police say might have been involved in a shooting that happened in miami gardens. that shooting sending a 16-year-old boy to the hospital. nbc 6 reporter michael spears is live

we will be seeing more of this days of mourning. the european commission belting behind to make all flags are flying at half staff because quite likely the victims in that subway bombing that happened in the morning there close to hear included a lot of european union personnel and staff. this attack was the first such attack against the ukrainian union the 20 countries -- the european union and that is why they are staying firm and standing together. they will try to make europe safer in light of these attacks. >> we've seen video of the three men at the airport. the man to the right is thought to be on the loose. can you give us any update on >> there's a nationwide effort and they're trying to track down the plotters and the person they caught on camera at the airport. they have actually set out -- is sent out a tweet with a picture saying does anybody know who this person is. they are going on social networks to try to track down this person and also at various raids in the district here in brussels not far from here, they have

. >>> americans are mourning the death of former first lady nancy reagan. a growing number of display flowers and flags at the main entrance of the ronald regan presidential library and museum in california. her project as first lady was just say no campaign to help kids and teens stay off drugs. former secretary of state george schultz was part of the regan administration for seven years and considered her a dear friend. >> a loving wife and a really effective person who i thought the world of has left us. >> the wife of former president renailed rent ag died at her los angeles home yesterday. she was 94 years old. lady michelle obama said the former first lady redefined the role. their statement reads in part, "we remain grateful for nancy reagans life, thankful for her guidance and prayer full she and her beloved husband are together again." former mayor mike bloomberg writes i had the good ton churr to know nancy as a friend. before i ran for mayor i sat next to her at a dinner and when i confessed to her i was democrat she said that's okay. ronald star

barbara: a small north carolina college plans a public memorial service to mourn. four students from north carolina wesleyan died in a crash in front of the campus. donesha scott, robyne barnes, kandis mcbride-jones and quedesha brown were inseparable. to focus on helping students. hamilton's mental state. his attorney made that statement in a pretrialin the category face a long recovery. john: we could learn funeral plans today for the former mayor of toronto rob ford. the 46-year-old died yesterday after 18 months of treatment for rare and aggressive form of cancer. city officials in toronto created appear online book of condolences for the public. barbara: officials in the north carolina mountains are looking for the source of a mysterious loud boom. multiple people reported in around weaveville. they think it could be a seismic activity. no reports of earthquakes so far. hits from the beatles on i-tunes but not like this. this 10 inch vinyl record which is called the holy grail for electors sold at auction tuesday for $110,000. this is the first disk released o