, and 3 members of the florida army national guard. it crashed in a cotton field in georgia -- killing everyone on board. at today )s ceremony one 15-year-old girl paid tribute to her father, killed when she was the crash was the worst peacetime aviation disaster in the history of the national guard. it was also the worst loss of life in the virginia national guard since world war two. breaking weather news now - rappohannock community college is on a 2-hour delay tomorrow. look for more closures and weather news at the bottom of your screen. tracking rain, snow and gusty winds....we re keeping an eye on an area of low pressure that will move in from the west night. as the low approaches the area, scattered rain will begin moving in. have we been visited by aliens? have we been visited by aliens? we )re getting a new look at the government )s actual ufo investigations. but, some say it s list of sightings is far from complete. also - the debates are getting nastier - the republicans get another crack at donald trump - and he )s firing

, and 3 members of the florida army national guard. it crashed in a cotton field in georgia -- killing everyone on board. one 15- year-old girl paid tribute to her father, who was killed in the crash when she the crash was the worst peacetime aviation disaster in the history of the national guard. it was also the worst loss of life in the virginia national guard since world war two. also on the military watch -- you may have heard or seen a lot of activity near fort eustis this morning. soldiers were taking part in casualty evacuation training. soldiers were trained on the proper techniques for reporting and securing causalities. they reacted to real life situations and even worked with medics. officials say the training will better prepare the soldiers for an actual casualty evacuation. today-- the naval air force atlantic selected the sea and shore sailors of the year. aviation boatswain )s mate first class tinisha franklin and naval air crewsman first class brian mcgarrigle were honored at a luncheon ceremony at naval station norfol

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, and the worst loss of life in the virginia national guard since world war ii. master sergeant al dirosa, air national guard, lost brother-in- law, dean shelby 08:08:40 - we think about them all the time. deploy for 2 weeks, or if we deploy for 6 months, we always think of them. they go with us on every deployment, every mission. ) :08:08:48 always ready, and always there. r reporting in virgnia beach, merris badcock, newschannel 3. the old norfolk circuit court demolition is officially underway. the demolition period will take six to eight weeks. the old norfolk circuit court will transition to a new and improved downtown civic plaza. workers will be extending main street and creating a public drop off area to make getting around downtown more convenient. it took the city seven years to come up with one hundred and 23 million dollars to fund this project. city officials say it )s worth it. all of this construction is set to be finished at some point in 20-17. someone thought seattle seahawk safety and norfolk native kam chancellor - was now the n-f-l star is ve

loss of life in the virginia national guard since world war two. today -- they will honor those fallen airmen at camp pendleton at 9-30. coming up the g-o-p is in a battle to stop a donald trump election ticket---and one presidential candidate has taken himself out of the running. astronaut scott kelly is back in the u-s this morning after new this morning: astronaut scott kelly is back home in texas after nearly a year in space. doctor jill biden -- vice president joe biden s wife as well as kelly )s identical twin brother-- former astronaut mark kelly were there to greet him this morning as he arrived in houston . an officials says that scott kelly grew two inches during his time aboard the because the spine elongates while in space but he will return back to normal height after a short time back on earth. donald trump takes on ted cruz --marco rubio and john kasich at the 11- th g-o-p debate in detroit michigan tonight. off stage-- the billionaire frontrunner has been fending off attacks from other republican rivals about his campaign. former re

history and the largest loss of life for the virginia national guard since world war two when there's c twenty three sherpa crashed en route back from florida in unit villa georgia killing the eighteen red horse airman plus three florida army national guard aviators you know we travel and this case flying more than more than probably a lot of normal citizens to arm so you know there are consequences and sometimes unfortunately their fate of family members say they take comfort in seeing one another at the ceremonies i love this one of the navy and no laws when they she'll be awake to hear because those in other people is good to see the weekend. it's nice that they continue to honor them and that's what i appreciate that they continue to honor them but it's difficult the test takes in the case of life goes on it most certainly does for the two a third red horse squadron the unit will depart for its fourth major deployment since the accident later this year in virginia beach by getting thirteen news now a virginia beach bar for a cut and ended badly of some construction workers

. >> lynn: construction crews andd the national guard are working to secure a levee that is in danger of having water rushing over it causing more flooding communities. >> folks, this say very serious situation. we've had about 15 inches of rain so far and we heard we have the potential for up to ten more. right now we know of a hundred homes that have b bn flood ood. >> lynn: a driver in louisiana died when flood waters swept his car off the road. and main was killed in texas after his kayak capsized. two hours east of dallas, residents ordered from their homes for their own good the amounts vary based on the forecast but we know we could have additional flooding ieses so we want people to pay attention and heated warnings when they do come out.

. >> first a member of the national guard suffering from a life-threatening illness sends a and waitill you see who answered the call. you're watching with "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ >>> quell, every day to find furniture, pets, people but a national guard member and his family were looking for something a bit more elewisive. >> yeah, that something a kidney for example. dustin brown needed a life-saving transplant. so he posted a plea to facebook and a fellow soldier came to his aid. abc's steve osunsami with this wonderful story. >> reporter: anyone who's suffered an illness that could take your life understands how grateful dustin brown is . we were with him as he was hoping to leave emory university hospital in a great deal of pain but with a new kidney that he literally found on facebook. a georgia family, organ recipients themselves, posted this photo of the 28-year-old national guardsmen, and his family. "my name is dustin brown," and "i need a kidney." >> how long after you posted it did you hear from temple? >> i think it was the next day. 44-year-old

mta police with the national guard agencies typically on patrol here. extra patrols at major transportation hubs across the city, including penn station where k-9 units were seen with amtrak police this morning. here at grand central, people we have been speaking with, many of them who rely on mass transit, admit that even though we're thousands of miles away from brussels with new york being a terror target, they say the latest attacks are very unsettling. mayor diblasio said it's a reminder that the city can't let its guard down. >> and having seen the pain that paris is going through and brussels has gone through, it's a remindder that we do need to learn from them and quickly made adjustments after the first attack and gave us the capacity that was turned on a dime within just an hour or two and that capacity was visibly in evidence in our subways. >> reporter: and now, the nypd is planning to send a team to brussels to see what they can now, you can expect to see the security perhaps for the time being. live in afternoon, janelle burrell, cbs 2 new

bill: local members of national guard came to rescue after they heard a girl screaming for help. that girl was being secondly assaulted in daylight. tonight, neima abdulahi has been following this brazen crime in kings mountain where that suspect is now behind bars. kings mountain that has community talking, national guard members tell me they were doing the right thing, and the rest of community said they are heroes. >> for sergeant neil, helping others is in these blood. blood. he said while he was training here at this national guard facility, some guard members heard screams and went to see what happened, 19-year-old kyle matthew moore was sexually assaulting an underage girl, sergeant neil went out and could not believe what they were witnessing. >> he was grabbing on her, she was screaming for probably 3 times. reporter: it happened in daylight, at the intersection of west goal street, and fever road, moore was arrested after guard members detained him, until police arrived issue now people praise the solers -- soldiers for coming to the rescue. >> they do a great job helpi

alabama has one of the largest national guard units in the united states to this day. soldiering is an honored profession in this state. it is not looked down upon. volunteering for service is a big part of who we are. >> for more information on booktv's recent visit to montgomery and many other destinations on the city tour go to cspan.org/citytour. >> we will kick off the evening at 6:45 with tom rain right reporting on the $300 billion illegal drug business. at 8:15 we will explore a new u.s. economy. richard angle shares experiences reporting from the middle east. and on after words john yu looks at the growth of presidential power during the obama administration. and we will finish up with laura bush who talked about tr progress of women in afghanistan since 2001. that all happens tonight on c-span2. >> crystal wright, con job, your new book. who is doing the conning? >>

. >> the money will benefit community colleges for the national guard, farming and state parks. wral watched the results come in with supporters at the marriott. >> let's go to him live, collin? >> reporter: the ball room here at the marriott cheered out but for reporters so we stepped out in the fresh air. so, i can tell you they are still celebrating tonight. they are credits bipartisanship for higher education and infrastructure, the national guard, unc system president spellings was among those here. an interesting moment of bipart sapship, the last two candidates for governor. republican and democrat coming together on this issue. >> while the rest of theination divide, i want to -- the nation is going through political divide i want to let you know how we ran this campaign and develop the campaign. we did it together as a team. >> north carolina beauty matters, in north carolina safety matters, in north carolina economic development parties, and in north carolina educational opportunity and workforce training is important and it matters. >> reporter: now, the governor made

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tisha: national guard members back home. they arrived late this afternoon. shortly after their arrival, one national guard proposed to his girlfriend, and she said yes. steve: an american airport gets evacuated. the mysterious package that cleared out a terminal, and what the bomb squad found. tisha: a florida mom shot in the back why her own a. why she may be the one facing charges. plus, a woman opening fire in a wild shootout, caught on camera. steve: plus, a look at our downtown raleigh studio. meteorologist: that warm-up will continue. very pleasant, 68, 69 fayetteville. tomorrow we will pack on 10 degrees to that. i will tell you how long the warming trend will last, and when you can see rain heading our way. millio (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... steve: -- tisha: president obama wrapping up his historic trip to cuba. this is president obama's first trip to the latin american nation, and th

they moved along the flightline, setting two time bombs in each of the air national guard fighter jets light of day, investigators found eight of the planes were totally destroyed. two were second half damaged. the price tag is put at $45 million. a leftist group claims responsibility for the bombing. their immediate target of criticism, the renewal of the military draft reg slation. but officials see this as the latest incident in a long list of political violence in puerto rico, and the guard commander says it was a very professional one at that. >> they've done a good job, yes, sir. police figured they set the bombs at midnight when the guards change. so they had a good vibe on what was going on here. >> the terrorists involved are connected with the ambush of the u.s. navy bus in puerto rico a year ago. two seamen were killed, ten wounded. in this attack on the national guard base, no one was hurt, but officials say that was nothing but luck. sometimes luck is what it takes to survive a well planned terrorist attack, as navy boiler technician third class randal keith found out. >>

more than one-thousand women serve in the iowa army national guard... but less than a handful are preparing for combat... channel 13's mike dasilva has the story... nats training the decision had been made that they would remove all barriers, starting january 1st 2016 for women to serve in whatever with the door finally open for the first time in the guards 176-year history... private megan reaska and private dakota doocy are preparing for combat...21:28:03 "i dont want to be like pampered because im a female. i mean i joined the military like thats not something thats very girly, you know? - megan reaska, a 20 year old sophomore at the university of iowa, started out considering a medical position... but was drawn to the duties of a combat engineer. 02:39:00 youre talking about jobs in which you may have to go find improvised explosive devices. you may have to use you know high explosives to remove obstacles. you may engage in direct combat, just like the infantry would against an enemy. 21:24:23 combat engineer definitely intrigued me. sounds awesome.

one national guard soldier proposed to his girlfriend and she said yes. killed in what was supposed to barbara: this mother barbara: welcome back. 2 is 5:44. buriesless is on high alert a day after three bombs killed dozens and injured hundreds more. several raids took place in belgium authorities looking for a suspect in the bombings. two others on these surveillance photos were believed to be suicide bombers. there is a travel warning in fact for americans headed to europe. the state department sent out an of traveling overseas saying terror groups continue to plan attacks. should be prepared for extra security screening. donald trump and hillary clinton continue to collect delegates with wins in arizona but the other candidates didn't walk away empty handed. bernie sanders won the caucus in idaho and utah and ted cruz won utah. john: a florida mom shot in the back by her son could face charges. police say jamie gilt put a loaded gun under the front seat and it slid into the back where her son could reach it. he unbuckled himself from the car seat, pick

it was the worst peacetime aviation disaster in the history of the national guard. the old circuit courthouse in norfolk is history. nats of demolition we showed you the begining of the demolition live on wavy news 10 on fox43 this morning. crews began tearing down the building to make room for a new civic plaza. renovatioraisg the plaza to prevent flooding, making more public open space, and extending main street to create a new public drop off area. crews are expected to complehe demolition within two months. city officials say the rubble will be recycled and used for other road projects throughout the city. we want to take a minute ffll laura caso to wavy news coming up in our next half hour --- we're talking trash. hampton roads cities have a big decision to make that could affect your pocketbook for the next decade. 10 on your side's matt we're on your side with a warning about those quizzes that pop up on your facebook feed. they seem like harmless fun- right? well experts say they could make you a target. but first --- old school plans. one local city now own

the national guard has joined in to help. in north carolina, whether he is being blamed for this massive pileup involving more than 130 vehicles. 25 people injured. heavy rain led to this mudslide, forcing several families to evacuate their homes. >> it fell another for five feet precarious. brandi: a tree fell on top of a car in washington state. steve: so much misery for those people in the deep south. now we need to get ready for the slight chance of some of their -- some severe weather. chris: it will be over just around midnight if we do see any severe weather. it will be occurring well before that come around the midnight hour. the evening's want to be e rm. temperatures in the 80's or at least around 80. for some of us, you will see a big contrast in temperatures. 69 in wake forest. there is a frontal boundary over wake county keeping temperatures cooler. it is 58 degrees. this frontal boundary right over the triangle right now. 79 in cyber city. a huge spread, from 58 to 81 now. southern pines and lumberton and smithf

tisha: national guard members back home. they arrived late this afternoon. shortly after their arrival, one national guard proposed to his girlfriend, and she said yes. he spent several months in kosovo. steve: an american airport gets evacuated. the mysterious package that cleared out a terminal, and what the bomb squad found. tisha: a florida mom shot in the back why her own a. why she may be the one facing charges. plus, a woman opening fire in a wild shootout, caught on camera. steve: plus, a look at our downtown raleigh studio. meteorologist: that warm-up will continue. very pleasant, 68, 69 fayetteville. degrees to that. i will tell you how long the warming trend will last, and when you can see rain heading our way. steve: and a look at the mega barbara: taking center stage at john: we are on top of i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this pl

michigan national guard has been activated for the flint water crisis. louisiana, we have them activated for the floods. we have them activated for the drug interdiction missions. and that doesn't even touch on all those guard and air guard units that are on standby for operational noble eagle. operation noble eagle. to protect the skies over america, over our homeland. they are ready to go up and scramble at a moment's notice. so let's -- i ask all of you to share their story. you've got the power to bring 'em out. they report to you and your governor. so please showcase them. so thank you for taking a few moments to share this, and i'm hoping you will help us get the word out, and slowly we will lessen that civil/military guide. thanks. [applause] >> thank you, general. excellent. now we're going to hear from dr. scott blackburn of my v.a. task portion in the u.s. department of veterans affairs. [applause] >> wow, thank you. thank you very much. and thank you, carol. that was fantastic -- and i think you've inspired me to tell a little bit of my story t

right now we have several national guard units activated. colorado activated their guard for the blizzard. oklahoma national guard is now supporting the wildlife suppression, not wildlife suppression, wildfire suppression. [laughter] wisconsin just activated the national guard today. michigan national guard has been activated for the water crisis. louisiana we have for the floods into the drug interdiction and that doesn't even touch on all of those were on standby for the operation noble eagle. to protect the skies over the homeland they are ready to go up and scramble at a moments notice so i ask all of you to share their story. you've got the power to bring them out. they report to you and their governor. so please, showcase them. so, thank you for taking a few moments to share this and i'm hoping that he will help us get the word out and slowly we will lessen the civil military divide. thanks. [applause] >> excellent. now we will hear from the director from the task force and the department of veterans. [applause] >> thank you very much.

others will pay for state park improvements, national guard readiness centers and a new africa pavilion at the north carolina zoo as well as other improvements at the zoo. the rest of the money will go to local, water and sewer projects. supporters said it was a no- brainer in their mind because the interest rates are so low, now is the time to borrow money of them say really needed to be addressed quickly. the governor says the hardest part of this may be yet to come and starting later today beginning at 4:00 on wral news, we'll tell y what is on his mind and when we could start to see the money flowing. back to you. >> once that money flows it sounds like it will be a big impact, thanks. briashrader at jordan lake state park. >>> durham police identified a man shot and killed overnight. symoud lewis was fatally shot in the 500 block of hardee street around 2:00 this morning. police have not mentioned a motive for the shooting, and so far, no arrests have been made. >>> nash county deputies are trying to find a person who morning. we are told someone went inside the bank on east finch

it was the worst peacetime aviation disaster in the history of the national guard. a follow-up now to that deadly marina fire in middlesex county monday. state police say the victims are 75-year- old francis blantz and 65-year-old julia blantz. the victims were living on their boat while their home was under rennovation. about 20 boats were destroyed. police are investigating there's a probable cause hearing today in the case of a man accused of randomly shooting and killing people in kalamazoo, michigan. today's meeting sets up an important one next week that will determine if there's enough evidence against jason dalton to go to trial. the prosecutor plans to speak to the public after today's meeting. six people died, and two people are recovering from the february 20th shooting ramage. also happening today - arguments over deflategate. the n-f-l is appealing a ruling that overturned new england patriots quarterback tom brady's suspension. the n-f-l suspended brady for four games after an investigation into whether he under inflated footballs during the 20-14 seas

there is another layer of security, another roadblock being manned by the national guard. on the next block, you have the final layer of security with gates and barriers and d.c. plow trucks. this is considered a national security event so rotatably restricted and motorcades are everyw nightmare. no matter where you look, there are police, secret service, private security, and even the national guard. downtown d.c.'s soundtrack right now, the roads around the convention center closed. barriers, iron fences, and even snowplows being used to block roads. dozens of world leaders are staying in downtown hotels. they are also barricaded off. those who are not part of the event that have to be here, best advice for everyone else -- >> do not come within eight blocks. stay closer to the outskirts. area.chinatown it is crazy. >> don't come in from the northeast direction. every block has a longer police presence. sam: we should also mention it is gridlock nearstreet in particular some of the hotels where the world leaders are staying are also blocked off. as far as mature is concer

the army responded as well as the national guard. we believe that the figure of casualties will go up. we saw ourselves two soldiers taken away by ambulance >>> north korea has threatened to launch nuclear strikes against south korea and the u.s. in reaction to their joint military drills. the exercises are set to fwin later on monday. pyongyang views them as invasion rehearsals. tensions on the peninsula have heightened since the nuclear test in january and launch of a long range missile in february. a professor of foreign studies says he is not too concerned about the threats from north korea >> these are hostile entity here. they're irrational, trying to fight and win the war. we can see a clear power balance here. even though the rhetoric, i'm not concerned. here there is a small minority who are expressing some concerns. i think that kind of view will be warranted or will have marchitys only if this country that we are dealing with, north korea; a country that continues to express the desire for piece and prosperity for the peop

governor cuomo has ordered in the national guard to be security for key points. i asked governor christie about bringing in the new jersey national guard foreplaces like newark international. he says simply that with the addition of state and local and some other tsa assets, that should be all that are needed for now. >> no. >> many coming from europe did not know about this carnage at the brussels airport. >> i'm sorry, this is shocking. >> this doctor was flying with her children, they live in england and are muslim, saying isis terrorists are trying to hijack her religion. security is more obvious than ever. here in newark, a dog sniffing for explosives. >> i'm not surprised, because i was stopped and stopped again, and stopped again. >> if you're picking anyone up at the airport, look at these port authority cops to see how today zero tolerance for motorists waiting to pick up someone. the word of the day, move. flights to brussels were cancelled. the security profile at jfk, really the same as at newark. many relieved they hadn't flown through brussels. >> j

you see a national guard black hawk rescuing people who climbed a tree to escape the rising water. >> announcer: now first alert weather with meteorologist adam berg, south florida's most accurate forecast. theee, but all in all a pretty nice day. the breeze making those low 80s feel a little more comfortable, right? good shot back here. the wind beginning to dial down. not much chop on the water back there at all. everglades holiday park camera, by the way. thank you for that shot. let's talk about the big time change. this is when a loof us like the extra hour of daylight we get. if you have little kids like i do, this can be painful losing an hour of sleep. we flash forward. sunday 2:00 a.m. becomes sunday 3:00 a.m. it's going to hurt a little bit, but you get a little extra sunlight out there. let's show you live first alert doppler. no echoes on the radar whatsoever. it's been dry at low levels. i think things are going to begin to moisten up over the next couple of days. possibly a shower or two on sunday, but nothing showiwi up on the docket from deerfield beach all the way dow

the national guard helped to get angela and her two daughters to safety. but her 22-year-old son, jimmy, decided to stay behind. but fears grew that the levees would breach. >> it just turned into a mandatory evacuation right now. so we want to get everybody we can on the truck. >> the staff sergeant went in to get angela's stubborn son. >> it's mandatory. >> reporter: more people joined them as this area braces for potentially life-threatening flooding. flooding this severe is rare in chris perkins isn't from here but he came to help. >> just helping the neighborhood. it's hard seeing these people struggling. i mean, why don't i do something good. >> around lunchtime today, the water from this bayou they believe will spread and over top that louis levee, spreading into an area where there are 16 homes. >> laura: former presidential candidate ben carson endorsed front runner donald trump for the republican nomination. >> now some people said -- well why, why would you get behind a man like donald trump? i'll tell you why. first of all, i've come to know do

new images coming in of the national guard, the black hawk helicopters being used to rescue families. neighborhoods in bossier water. almost two feet of rain falling more on the way. that system tonight now moving all the way into the northeast at this hour, and abc's phillip mena in the middle of the devastation for us. >> reporter: tonight, the never-ending rain sending a warning. get out while you can. over a foot and a half of rain in louisiana already. many roads, even interstates overtaken by flood waters. fish swimming in the streets. subdivisions blocked off. the levee is already overflowing subdivision. officials worry, if it breaks, it could be catastrophic. more than 3,000 families here under mandatory evacuations. sara and her father, jim, taking safety. he has special needs. ambulance and they can't get an ambulance back there. >> reporter: bossier city fire chief stacy mad don says he's never seen anything like this. >> the water comes up, you lose power, you're in the dark, your house is wet, you'd rather be somewhere else. >> reporter: the national guard here, too, usi

the army responded as well as the national guard. we believe that the figure of casualties will go up. we saw two soldiers ferry ied into an ambulance that was going away. there is heavy security. we understand the hospital has civilians there as well. we also understand from reports that an ambulance was stolen too. this is a very important part here. it is only about 20 kilometers away from libya. it is known as an hub for armed trafficking as well as smuggling of every day goods as well. there is a border fence, the wall that the tunisian authorities have been building along the border with libya and it did seem that once this border offence might try to stop libyans or tunisian fighters coming across. in the past week we have seen several incidents where people have managed to get across in several points into the desert come in and arrange attacks . dozens of people were wounded in a blast. i.s.i.l. has claimed responsibility for the attack. more from baghdad. >> reporter: the tanker truck blew up. instead of fuel it was carryin

and national guard troops trying to help families. 1,300 rescues today. here's steve osunsami. >> reporter: north of hammond, louisiana, tonight, parish authorities need every boat they have. they're already up to 250 people rescued from floodwaters since early this morning. and the night is young. >> they come woke us up about 3:00 this morning and said we had to go. we didn't even know, we was sleeping. >> reporter: the rain just doesn't want to end. some areas along the gulf coast could still see six more inches, adding to the nearly two feet that's destroying homes and washing away roads. near shreveport, they were racing to sandbag the levee at red chute bayou. spots, areas where the levee might be compromised first. neighborhoods around the bayou look like they're sitting in a bath -- 3,500 people have been forced to leave their homes. abc's phillip mena is at the levee this evening. >> the water is less than a foot from topping this levee. authorities are nervous. if the levee breaks, it would be disastrous. >> reporter: the national guard has had

they moved along the flightline, setting two time bombs in each of the air national guard fighter jetsstroyed. two were second half damaged. the price tag is put at $45 million. a leftist group claims responsibility for the bombing. their immediate target of criticism, the renewal of the military draft reg slation. but officials see this as the latest incident in a long list of political violence in puerto rico, and the guard commander says it was a very professional one at that. >> they've done a good job, yes, sir. police figured they set the bombs at midnight when the guards change. so they had a good vibe on what was going on here. >> the terrorists involved are connected with the ambush of the u.s. navy bus in puerto rico a year ago. two seamen were killed, ten wounded. in this attack on the national guard base, no one was hurt, but officials say that was nothing but luck. sometimes luck is what it takes to survive a well planned terrorist attack, as navy boiler technician third class randal keith found out. >> well,

national guard, national guard, police, k-9 dogs, they have increased security almost instantly. while some told me that they expected to see extra security, they told me itwas also a little uneasy to be traveling today. security hassecurity has visibly increased. new york governor says this is needed. a proactive measure in brussels,brussels, belgium today. >> the sad reality now now the numeral. >> thousands of innocent people die and many more injured. surveillance cameras captured three suspected terrorists pushing mortgage cards just moments before the end we have to travel. >> that could happen anywhere. but i guess you remain positive. >> security was all over the place. >> while security was increased in the wake of the attack in brussels investigators will be looking to see exactly what happened in belgium and maybe making further security changes that can stay in place for quite some time. >> a flight from brussels. we are told they get on the tarmac. as for as we know nothing was found on board. number one. in the newsroom without this could impact the primary process.

>>reporter: the national guard has stepped in to help. as the waters start to recede in some neighborhoods. this north carolina, weather is being blamed for this massive pile up involving more than 130 vehicles. 25 people injured. >> wow. well, those southern states aren't the only ones battling heavy rain, on the west coast, several families had to evacuate their homes because of a mudslides, brought on by el nino's heavy rainfall, martha. >>> on world news tonight with david muir, we'll have more on the deadly floods, after eyewitness news at 6:00. >>> a cocoa family is stuck paying high vet bills after their special needs son's backyard. >> police are now trying to find it happened on saturday night at a house. this 3-year-old chow mix, named riley, suffered damage to his paw. riley's family says the dog helpss 8-year-old jonathan, communicate. >> the dog was in the backyard and someone shot two shots, they missed him the first time, and they shot him the second time. in the back of his foot. >> the family isn't sure if the dog's paw w