the suspect has been injured, has been hospitalized, and the capitol buildings are open for official business again. the visitor center is not. that is where this took place, in the visitor center. a place mainly used by tourists coming to visit the capitol hill buildings. most of the lawmakers are actually not in town at all, they are back in their districts and in their home states during what is for many people still an easter holiday. >> house is even possible for somebody to open fire near the capital? walker us through what kind of security is in place. imagine that this incident happened in the visitor center, right? >> that is right. the visitor center is a large, something facility which is below ground just in front of the capitol building. it certainly is striking to think that this individual may have gotten inside with a weapon is the first thing you are confronted with when you enter this area is the typical airport style security arrangements, where you go through a metal detector, something that should be picking up anything resembling something close to a gun. the details of what e

again"./// ((kirsten joyce)) > tourism officials are getting ready for a very busy march. according to the l-v-c-v-a... nearly 4- million people will head to las vegas this month. there are plenty of reasons for them to come... starting with nascar weekend which kicks off this wednesday. that's expected to bring in 150- thousand people. then there's the big one... march madness. plenty of people will be in town to places bets on the games... and there will be four n-c- double- a basketball conference tournaments...... drawing in more than 21- thousand people. and at the end of the month... major league baseball takes over this weekend... ufc's conor mcgregor headlines a fight with nate diaz at m-g-m grand garden arena. the international rugby sevens event is also this weekend at sam boyd stadium. in addition... st. patrick's day is always a big party here... along with multiple major conventions like the international pizza expo and the nightclub and bar show./// brian loftus > now let's send things over to sherry swensk kirsten joyce sherry what's the forecast look like t

again the name of that mother nicole benton is being charged with obey instruction of official business, making false alarms or starting panic. she is being charged with those counts right there. we also know the two teenagers are also being charged for stealing her car that crashed near western hills high school. we'll have more coming up today here on 9 on your side at 5 and 6 but for now back to you guys. >> t.j. thank you. just days after a shooting in school sheriff deputies arrest a man that was outside of that and 700 rounds of ammunition. brian miller was arrested and and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. there is no evidence linking him to the school or he meant any harm but the sheriff's office isn't taking any chances. >> is it a coincidence or something else? we don't know yet but right now he's been charged with the alcohol and the weapons. and that's what we've charged him with and we've notified other authorities. and if there's something else out there we have not heard yet. but coincidence or not this is what you got to be on the look out for. >> investigator

busy roadway and video from earlier when crash happened. no word yet what caused them is toyota overturn. fire officials are working to flood a fuel tank leak as well, and again that ramp is closed until further notice. look for updates on clickorlando.com. >>> an armed robbery at an apartment complex near ucf is being investigated. two men barged into an apartment and stole money. investigators say one the men had a gun. one person was signed of the apartment at the time but was not injured. the robbers go the away. they are working to get a better description of the suspects to us. been issued for a 12-year-old girl in seminole county. take a look. jaden ramirez was seen on morning glory drive in lake mary and a gray jacket and cut-off blue jeans. about 5'2"with brown hair and brown eyes. if you have seen jaden, call office. >>> we are working to get results for a man in one seminole county neighborhood. >> reporter: they found an injured bald seeingle in their back yard. how we are working to make sure the eagle gets the care it needs next at noon. >>> plus a tennis tournament director it resigns over fallout of controversial comments he made over professi

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officials banned alcohol this year. business owners in the popular hot spots say traffic in the city is expected to be down by at least 50% this year. >> looking at that video, to be young again. >> it is so crowded. it is surprising. the water is is not that warm yet. >> daytona beach, 67 degrees. i like it around 87. what about you? i'll take 85. >> if it is spring break, you have to go. >> especially from a northern climate, you think, it is warm outside, let's get in the water. it is chilly. temperatures in the 80's. here is the front we are pinpointing. of us. it will be a focal point for rain into the weekend as it gradually moves closer. the rain will be north of our region. north of marion county. marion county will see a few showers. the coverage today at 30%. of course, the ornld palmer invitational going on through the weekend. have the sunscreen. the sun will filter through. 82 on saturday. 75 for sunday. most of sunday's rain is in the morning. don't cancel plans but we'll have a 60% coverage of afternoon showers and storms. coming up, we'll pinpoint the rain hour by hour. good morning, amy. >> good morning. >> all right. here's the general air we'll be focusing

business. it was shut down yesterday because of problems with technicians gave them the green light to open again now that repairs are complete. the elevator is the same one that caused officials to close the monument for several days in may last year. >>> heads up for metro riders, starting at 8:00 tonight the mount vernon square station on the green and yellow lines will shut down. it's one of many security measures you will see before the nuclear summit happening this weekend in the district. there are no plans for alternate bus service because of road closures. the service will reopen late friday night. >>> students and loudoun county back in school after a decision was made last night about their futures. the school board signed off on the redistricting plan that means big changes for some students. nikki burdine talk to some parents about the news. >> reporter: it's a compromise for loudoun county schools. parents say they understand it's less controversial version but doesn't mean they are happy. gretchen has a son who goes to the school but after last nights meeting he will be going somewhere else next year. >> is quite upset about it. he wants to know who are the peop

again. >>> a long island town has voted to stop new ecigarette stores from opening for business. last night, officials in lindenhurst approved a moratorium on new "vaping" lounges, hookah bars and marijuana dispensaries. the authorities say too many health questions are unanswered. the village wants to attract more family-friendly businesses. vap shop owners say their products are safe and misunderstood. dozens have opened recently on long island's south shore. >>> as the heroin epidemic rages across the country, high school athletes are becoming addicted in alarming numbers. sports injuries lead to pain medications and that can be the beginning of a downward spiral. kenneth craig visit a treatment center in garcon, new york, near west point where some young athletes go for help. >> i wanted to open a business. >> reporter: 24-year-old robert king is struggling to promising life fell to pieces. >> i felt like i could do anything. i felt like i was invincible. >> reporter: he was a high school wrestler. but when he broke his foot, his doctor prescribed the addictive painkiller percocet. >> once i start

again. not only in volusia county. >> amy: you can't miss it. today officially marks the start of bike week. this is the 57th year. it's 75 year. the business owners expect a lot of action as hundreds of thousands of bikers eat, stay, and spend lots of money. hotels in the area are already near or at capacity. >> weekends have always been full this weekend. and next weekend. and then there's some slack period during the week, but it looks like a straight through. >> amy: a half million people have attended in the past. they are expecting even bigger it runs all the way through next week as well. it's a huge extravaganta. >> jayme: we had pretty good propers. heavy downpours and gusty winds. but now behind it things have improved. we're cooling things down with 50s and low to mid-60s. dry air aplenty. from the gulf of mexico all the way in to the low country. and sweeping into the eastern sections of the state. and clearing the chain later today. a fantastic forecast. 73 by 2:00 p.m. and 67 by 8:00. by to be the, temperatures -- by tonight, temperatures down to warming up rapidly by 8:00. and 60 degrees. ample sunshine. and 5 to 10 miles per

government officials are too busy investigating and the organizers complied. but again as we see in the scene behind us, i'll step away and the cameraman pierre can zoom in. a small group of people gathered there looking at the flowers, looking at the messages and the flags. 40 nationalities involved in the dead and the injured here. being remembered on this sad, sad easter sunday in brussels. back to you guys. >> greg palkot, thanks a lot. >>> when we get to the american response to what, so europe has been flooded over the past 12 months with more than 2 million refugees from the syrian civil war. the president of the united states barack obama in his radio address yesterday explained that in response to this, the americans has a moral response to let them into our country. here's part of what he said. >> as we move forward in this fight question to wield another weapon alongside the air strikes and in's the power of our example. our openness to refugees fleeing isil's violence, our determination to win the battle against isil's propaganda and radicalizing the young m

again officials say the branches the deal is expected to be finalized >> thank you. >>> well, take a look at this a robbery caught on camera. this all went down at a busy gas station and you won't believe the request the suspect made. she didn't want cash she wanted a ride too. >> did they leave in a car orring something? >> i had to drive her. it was a woman. i had to drive her to some place. >> well, the victim says the robber had her face covered with a scarf and she could only see her eyes. about this case give police a call this morning. >>> right now a convicted sex offender are and a teenager behind bars. >> the adult suspect accused of persuading that teenager into stealing. investigators say he convinced the 16-year old to do everything from shoplifting to smash and grabs. officers say a key witness who is blind actually helped crack this case. after a smash and grab he kept listening and told deputies the direction of the vehicle. >> it headed out west. i don't think i was that much of an asset >> officers followed tracks along with other evidence leading them to the suspects of the both were arrested for breaking and entering and theft. >>>

official business involving law enforcement. next, all new on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00, they spent their life savings to rebuild after hurricane sandy. now the state is forcing them to do it againto be missing is the sense. >> more troubling stories about the sandy rebuilding. why it could cost this family a third of their home next. >>> and grab your umbrella for tomorrow. we have rain on the way for your friday. also i have a close look at your easter sunday forecast coming up next. >>> right now at 5:00, a sweet 16 sendoff. a live look inside the hotel where villanova wildcats are walking out as we speak. following that procession through the alumni, the fans, nbc 10's tim furlong somewhere in the mix. there he is. hey, tim, what's the excitement like? >> reporter: you know what, it was cool. the best part for me as a kid i remember, that was the best. it's going to be a great night. you feel the energy here. now it's off the charts. i wish you could start now. some of the fans we talked to. >> i was at the big east, i was in brooklyn, i'm here and i'm going to houston. so, we go wherever the team goes. >> more heart and soul than any team going. more character, they play fo

officials, she's way out in front. last night may just mean clinton has to work a little longer. >> this will be a busy week here in ohio. >> reporter: on the republican side, donald trump won again, picking up michigan, mississippi, and hawaii, showing he can win all over the map, despite millions in attack ads. >> donald trump hasn't served this country a day in his life. >> reporter: robo calls from mitt romney didn't seem to help a bit. >> i don't think i've had so >> reporter: marco rubio is hoping for a win in his home state of florida. and john kasich in ohio. but trump is now leading in both states, despite being badly outspent. >> i have much more money than okay? >> reporter: the one roadblock may be ted cruz. he's won seven states and picked up the endorsement of former candidate, carly fiorina. >> as this race continues and continues to narrow in to a clear two-man race, head to head, donald trump loses and loses badly. >> jeb bush is meeting today with marco rubio, an endorsement could be in the works, but he meets with cruz and kasich tomorrow. no surprise, bush will not be meeting with trump. also tonight, the second debate of the week for democrats. it is in miami

officials are investigating but, again, the middle school is cleared and terrence and jackie. >> spent this morning, people on cleveland's west side are feeling uneasy. >> and three different businesses targeted by a gunman walgreen's, burger king and mcdonald's held up by a man with a gun who threatened to shoot if they didn't hand over cash. the police are reviewing see ifnesses were hit by the same person. >> and straight to the radar. we saw snow earlier moving through and that is clearing e now dealing with clouds along the lakeshore and let's move farther south so you can see that and is that the snow we're left with in tuscaroras farther south in ohio and that is good news. it may not be fallling from the skies but it's packed on the . they're set this morning and you can expect the temperatures to be brisk and chilly, the highs in the mid-30s, and we'll see some sunshine. into the weekend, we're forecasting rain and snow into st for your saturday. over to you, kristen. >>> and we're tracking an accident here at fulton on our 5 on your side traffic maps and zooming in for fulton, not causing the backups there and seeing the typical slow spots. that slow spot on 271 northbound,

businesses were also evacuated. crews worked until midnight last night and they will work restoring gas service again at about 8:00 this morning. officialsay that green boulevard at center street will remain closed, though, for the next three or four days while crews work to fix that sinkhole. >>> well, the break in the rainy weather is giving east bay mud an opportunity to assess the aftermath of a major mudslide. it happened -- or threatened, i should say, a pair of homes on augusta drive in moraga. the hillside gave way over the weekend, taking with the rear deck of the home here. in january there was a slide between the east bay trails walking path. that is part of the east bay mud watershed. officials with the utility company say it's too early to tell if the two landslides are connected. twonchts homes, meanwhile, are damaged outside the smoam county town of dernville, smashed by some very big trees that toppled in this past storm. the first tree fell sunday night. it took out a small redwood tree and another big douglas fir which damaged two homes blovment one of the douglas fir trees also smashed the back of a pickup truck that w

busy time when people are getting ready to depart. one at a subway station. one very near to the scene of government by the european union. this is frequented by government officials. again, this happened at 8:00 a.m. brussels time. so as the morning was just getting started, perhaps a time chosen to inflict maximum damage. and we've seen some incredible images. in particular, coming out of the airport, the departure lounge that seemed so familiar to many airport traveler, a crowded, crowded room. and now we see passengers leaving. they try to take the toll here this morning. you look at an image like that, matt, just think this had to be an incredibly powerful blast. >> this is what they call the great hall area. it's more than one story. it's got a large ate rium-type feel to it. those are ceiling tiles on the floor. it was an extremely large explosion. we're not sure if it was the same used in the curb area or subway. but as you can see, the results were devastating. we know 13 people have died. and the fear is that total will go higher. >> and these are people living under a great deal of tension in recent months, perhaps recent years fearing this very thing would ha

official business. not to mention the secretary of state. it is simply unprecedented. her actions also put our country at risk, as her private e-mail server was reportedly unsecure. we heard time and time again from those in the intelligence community that her use of an unsecure private e-mail server left her e-mails, some highly classified, vulnerable to hacking and cyber attack from our nation's enemies. we may never know the full extent to which her irresponsible actions have affected our military endeavors, our diplomatic efforts, our overall national security or the lives and safety of those who serve in the intelligence community or in harm's way trying to keep our country safe. we don't know to what extent her recklessness and irresponsibility jeopardized the lives of people who are engaged in keeping our country safe. we do know that it has jeopardized the security of our country at large. to this day secretary clinton refuses to accept full responsibility for her actions and denies the serious nature of the f.b.i.'s ongoing investigation, calling it only a security review. well, it's pretty clear that the justice department is doing an investigation. just this last week it was repor

official said there had been nothing specific or credible targeting the united states. again, this information is being reassessed and recalibrated to see if there has been any change. one of the first orders of business today will be assessing this soft target scenario, what we have seen in brussels, and the public areas of the airports. there is no change at this point. and they didn't indicate to me that a change was anticipated. but this will be the first order of business. the soft targets at airports and the public areas where at least two devices exploded at that brussels airport. so a very fluid situation in washington. the homeland security secretary being briefed. a reassessment or recalibration of the intelligence in the last 96 hours to see if anything had been missed and when that would directly impact the security posture in the united states. >> sure. katherine, excellent point about the soft targets outside the tsa screening area. let's talk about the timing. for folks getting up now, 6:34 in new york city. there were coordinated terrorist bomb attacks at the brussels airport and the metro system, we're looking at some of the after math in downtown brussels. i believe that particular m