any pandemonium just yet? >> reporter: no pandemonium at this point but people already started to line up here. i would say there are several dozen people. i'll step out of the way so charles, the photographer can show you the crowd. i say several dozen people already in line for the rally that gets underway in about four hours. hillary clinton will be here for a get out the vote rally. we were there on monday as her husband, former president bill clinton was in raleigh talking about hillary clinton's plan to modernize infrastructure and also to help millions of americans pay off student loan debt. i spoke at that meeting with bruce thompson who is an adviser for the clinton campaign and he's in raleigh. north carolinians. talking about tech jobs, talking about clean energy. these are all things that north carolina is right in the middle of. i can't think of a better candidate to help people in dreams. >> reporter: clinton did have a second rally scheduled for raleigh later this afternoon which she had to canc

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was he saying pandemonium, people aren't going to like it or it will get physical? >> he is reflecking what he sees at his rallies. the crowds are for trump. they think that the establishment wants to steal the nomination. you got trump's campaign right now working with veteran republican consultants, guys like ed brookover came over from the campaign. you got lewandowski, maybe trying to get on the rules committee, once cleveland comes in july. they are watching the others. kasich is hiring his own people. guys like stu spencer who worked on the ford campaign in '76. >> this looks like a collision, then, if they won't accept him, and he won't accept denial. >> it's a collision. this is going to be a fight for the future of the republican party. a lot of campaigns. the rivals are saying, look, if trump is nowhere near 1,237, that's not enough. it's about getting the coalition together. you see people like nikki haley going to cruz today. if it's cruz/kasich, someone else, there is some kind of coalition that could be brokered. a lot of chat about a second ballot. yo

this one was captured on camera, you see two girls in a brawl, all of a sudden it was full on pandemonium. an officer refused to let her go to the nurse. and today her mom was not happy about that. >> he pushed her, she told him, don't touch me. he proceeded to grab her by the arm, flung her, she hit into a brick wall, fell on the floor. >> nobody was seriously hurt in all this, but five students were arrested. the superintendent said that the school system will not tolerate this kind of bee lav yore. >>> in nashville, a second day of tearful testimony today from she's suing the man who stalked her and the hotel where he took the pictures. she's constantly reminded of those secretly recorded nude videos even by young people. >> i think the thing that hurts me the worst is when girls, high school, college they tweet me and say, i want to be erin andrews except for the marriott stalker thing. i can't control that, that's every day. >> under cross-examination, andrews conceded the videos have not negatively affected her career. she'll be fearful of staying in hotels for the rest of her life.

the edge of the police perimeter told to stop here, passengers talking about scenes of utter pandemonium inside. these twof which we understand was from a suicide bomber coming just after 8:00 at the peak of travel time. you can see here therends of people streaming out from this airport just now a new wave of people with their bags, some clutching those airlinell used. they have their bags with them. this is a calm scene here. but you can see their faces are there's a lot of le trying to figure out how to get away from the airport. there are buses lined up taking people away. but the people we spoke toh more dramatic scenes and spoke to an eyewitness checking into the american airlines counter when the first he can explosion went off about 30 yards away fromhought that it took place closer to the delta counter and that's going to be one of the things experts look into now anything specifically was targeted in the airport but eyewitnesses talking about scenes of utter carnage, bodies on the floor of debris ceiling tiles on the floor. absolute chaos. >> okay, alex. >>> the first explosion

. >> pandemonium started. they said get out of here. guns were drawn. and they were pushing us out. it was literally pandemonium. >> capitol police, ar-15's runninginaudible] >> reporter: capitol police shot the suspect who was transported via plans. the capitol was put on lockdown. no one was allowed to enter or leave the police headquarters. >> it was scary hearing that over the loudspeaker. at the end of the day i think they did the best they could given the circumstances. >> reporter: you left your wallet behind. >> cell phone, my whole life is in there. more important to get out than actually worry about that. >> reporter: the house and senate are both in recess this week. the white house was never under a an official lackdown although the secret service did take certain security measures. washington, d.c. police stating on twitter this afternoon this was an isolated incident with no threat to the public. lauren lyster acn news, capitol hill. now back to you. >> lauren thanks very much. >>> now to an alleged locker room tradition of hazing that spurred big changes at a chester

pandemonium in the republican party as the establishment realizes they may have been wrong. mitt romney: donald trump is a phony, a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. fernando: donald trump appears to be the likely nominee. donald trump mitt is a failed : candidate. he failed. fernando: his campaign is harnessing the anger against the establishment. it is an anger that focuses, in an unsettling way, on the immigrant groups and marginalized populations they see as threatening the american way of life. today our guests discuss the movements they stand against and the conservative principles they stand for. first -- safeguarding elections? or suppressing the vote? november will be the first general election since the supreme court overturned a key act, and a real test of voter id laws currently on the books in 33 states. "matter of fact" correspondent diane roberts looks at the controversy it has created. diane: 33 states have voter id requirements. 16 of them require a photo id be shown before you can cast your ballot. needed is at the hear

ofwell,'s stories pandemonium. a lot of people did not know what was going on. they were told to take cover or safety,shelter, run for so that is what they did and the capitol hill was on lockdown while security officers tried to figure out what it is this man whether he was part of a group and what the police chief told us is that he was not working as a group. he was not a terrorist, somebody that was known. until that was determined, there were a few minutes where everybody was terrified and not knowing what was going to happen. interested that he made the point of saying it was a single individual. they do not think it was terrorism. that is partly because of the climate in the country where there is nervousness about terrorist attacks given what happened in brussels and san bernardino. it is worth pointing out it is the high point in tourist season for washington and they have to go through the visitor center to get into the capital building. there would have been a lot of people there. a very alarming experience and again that is probably one of the reason

authorities believe during the pandemonium that followed he called friends to pick him up and drive him undetected to belgium when he grew up. at least four others werers aced in the raid, including members of a family authorities say helped hide him he's expected to be extradited to france and tried there. suspects. dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >>> tonight disturbing allegations against allyl man accused of -- long island man some of his foster children. he's accused of sexually assaulting 7 boys inside his home, and they say he also abused the family dog and threatened the children not to tell. authorities believe there could be more victims. >> the defendant had fostered 140 children ranging in age for the most part of 8 years of age to 14 years of age. >> defense attorney denies the charges saying he was a caring father. the placement service that placed the children are him is cooperating. >>> and busy night for firefighters battling a large brush fire in new jersey. started late friday afternoon near testimony sayerville, and quickly spread, threatening several homes in the process. n

pandemonium erupting late at a donald trump rally in chicago. the event descending into anarchy as fist fights broke out among protesters and trump supporters. trump campaign citing safety concerns announced it was postponing the event before trump could take the stage. now that the arena has been cleared out a huge crowd amassed outside. all coming as trump's campaign manager is under fire. a reporter now filing a criminal complaint against him. accusing him of misdemeanor

bloodshed, pandemonium with running for their lives, smoke billowing out of the terminal. we smelled it ourselves acrid. smelled like burring tires. as you noted the terror alert level has been raised to 4, the liest level in brussels. the american embassy telling its sit tens to shelter in place, alert level 4 means there is the possibility of a serious and imminent attack on top of the two attacks we've seen today, double bombing here at the airport, one of which was at least a suicide bomber and another bombing at a metro station downtown that claimed the lives of 15 people. now, intelligence offs have been dreading this moment. they have been expecting more attacks to happen ever since those paris attacks that claimed the lives of 130 people. intelligence offs going to bed every night fearing they would be woken up by a call about more terrorist attacks and it appears that is exactly what has happened in morning. >> it does appear that way, all right, alex, thank you. david crunell wasas in the brussels airport when he heard the first explosion. tell us what you saw an

witnesses inside describing scenes of pandemonium, of carnage, bodies on the floor. debris everywhere. absolute chaos. the first explosion occurred at 8:00 a.m., the heart of the morning airport at brussels' zaventem airport. >> next to meless that a meter, it was a delta airline ticket office. first explosion, there was a second explosion. >> reporter: witnesses described the ceiling caving in and blood all over the departure hall. ten minutes later, a second blast, louder than the first, bringing down lights. water mixing with debris. >> i dropped down on top of my girl and then there was a second explosion. there was a guy next to me, he took his girlfriend and dropped on the floor. >> reporter: at least 11 dead. 08 injured. >> we were looking at each other, speechless, and couldn't do anything. anything. then, the explosion was in front of the armed soldier. >> reporter: air traffic control warned the planes circling in the air. >> there have been explosions in the terminal hall. that's why we don't allow any aircraft anymore. >> reporter: moments later, an explo

pandemonium in a crowd packed with protesters. days of rising tension reaching a boiling point. >> tonight's rally will be postponed until another date. >> reporter: the chaos in chicago spilling out into the streets. police physically separating trump's protesters from his supporters. one arguing with demonstrators, raising her hand in a salute. elsewhere, cameras captured a bloodied police officer. trump on msnbc explaining why he called off the event. >> i don't want to see anybody get hurt. i think it was the right thing to do under the circumstances. >> how are they going to react to these pictures when they go to vote? >> two people told me that are experts say this increases the vote for trump. >> reporter: his campaign says it postponed the rally after meeting with law enforcement, but chicago police point to the 100 extra officers who had been called in. >> we were confident that we had the proper amount of resources dedicated to the event and we relayed that information to mr. trump and the campaign office. >> reporter:

the airport came running through the terminal, said immediately everyone evacuate immediately and pandemonium started. >> a third bomb that did not explode was found and was neutralized. the manhunt is for the man on the right caught on surveillance camera along with two possible suicide bombers. an explosion then rips through the subway station in the heart of brussels near the european union. >> we all stand together with our ally belgium on this dark day. >> the attacks came just days after eslam was captured on friday. >> we'll do what is necessary to support our ally and friend belgium in bringing to justice those responsible. >> just a short time ago, a local official told abc news they saw the third device and it was a suitcase, that is leading investigators to believe that the other bombs may also have been hidden inside of suitcases, abc news confirmed nine americans were among the injured. three missionaries from utah and an american service member along with his or her family of five. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> federal and local officials say th

pandemonium erupting late at a donald trump rally in chicago. the event descending into anarchy as fist fights broke out among protesters and trump supporters. trump campaign citing safety concerns announced it was postponing the event before trump could take the stage. now that the arena has been cleared out a huge crowd amassed outside. all coming as trump's campaign manager is under fire. a reporter now filing a criminal complaint against him. accusing him of misdemeanor battery. wmaq phil rodgers outside the arena in chicago. phil, what's happening there? >> lester, we are on campus of university of illinois-chicago, where donald trump was scheduled to speak at 6:00 p.m. the crowd have been building throughout the day here. in fact many got here before dawn. there was a march to the arena at 4:00 with thousand of demonstrators who said they would send a message that donald trump was not welcome in chicago. at the same time, there were many other demonstrators who had gotten tickets and who were inside the arena. at about 6:30 this evening, a

. >> pandemonium, and they were pushing us out. >> it was scary hearing that over the loud speaker. at the end of the day i think they did the best given the circumstances. >> it turns out dawson no stranger to capitol police. interrupting the house proceedings last fall saying he was the prophet of god. >>> and the tri-state area lashed tonight by howling winds only up to 50 miles an hour as the storm blows towards canada. an advisory in effect as the whipping winds continue into tomorrow. the gusty winds will strong enough to topple a metal billboard in bucks county, in turn taking down some power lines and utilities poles happening around 7:00 at airport and runway roads. no power outages were reported. meanwhile, the wind may be responsible for blowing debris on to a car in the section of philadelphia and smashing a windshield at 4th at 5:00 under the site of a construction project. >>> a wind advisory remains in effect at this point. cecily tynan outside with the blustery details from accuweather. >> certainly very impressive. peak wind gusts in philadelphia of 46 miles per hou

. >> going to pass through the visitor center grab few souvenirs, just pandemonium. >> so you had gotten past security. >> my stuff, i had not gotten past security, i had my stuff in a little basket, ready to put it in a little belt. we took off. they were your being us out of the building. >> now, catherine leff from california the first person you heard there said that she heard two distinctive loud blasts she said sounded like gunshots. she said that the police were then saying there was active shooter in the building, as she wang running out. at one point she said they were told to hide behind and then other police officers came down and said no, get up, and get out. we've got to get out of here. we want to also clear up some confusion, because initially, i was told, that this was a police involved shooting inside the visitor center, i put that on twitter. we did report that however then the associated press put women some information saying it was the opposite, capitol police officer shot, we know it was erroneous information that's where we had some trouble with the information cha

there was literally pandemonium. >> during administrative screening the individual drew what appeared to be a weapon and pointed it at officers. an officer fired and struck the suspect who was subsequently treated by medical personnel. the suspect was taken in to custody and transported to the hospital for treatment. the suspect is currently undergoing surgery and his condition is unknown at a time. >> dawson is well known to capital police. last year he stood up in the gallery of the house during the debate and announced he was a, quote, prophet of god. police subdued him then and he was arrested but never showed up for court. today he returned to the capitol, this time armed. he was hospitalized and is under arrest. the woman who was hit by the shrapnel was not seriously injured and the lockdown was dawson acted alone and there was no further threat. >> we should tell you eyewitness news reporter josh einiger is on his way to washington, d.c. he's going to have complete coverage tonight at eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> we turn now to the weather. first soaking rain. now a little sun

eyewitnesses saying that many people were running from the scene, a lot of panic and pandemonium anda lornlg number of injured people >>> people must be asking the question of how this could possibly happen. there have been warnings recently of possible attacks in other parts of europe, possibly over there. how this could happen at a busy airport when security services are on high alert. >> reporter: that's right. we believe the forces have been put back on the highest alert. we have to remember a couple of months ago the belgium authorities decided to down grade it one notch to level 3 as opposed to level 4, and, of course, some questions will already be asked about why they felt that that was hospital to be did you know, of course, in the wake of what has happened in the last couple of days with salah abdeslam. police have indicated that a lot of work needs to be done, both the french and businessmen sdwrum prosecutors have suggested that the network of possible attackers is very wide, it's very browed, and that even if police are able to close down a base in belgium or in paris, t

. >> reporter: pandemonium in the capitol's visitor's center. >> all of a sudden, it was like hell broke loose. police everywhere with guns drawn. people running and screaming and people just ground. >> shelter in place, shelter in place. >> reporter: tourists are told to shelter in place or run to safety. >> they said there's a shooter. so we ran out. >> reporter: the entirely capitol compound on lockdown. >> we were told to get down on the floor and we were staying, lying on the floor for about 15r, 20 minutes. >> reporter: a man approaching the screening area in the underground visitor's center set off the panic. >> during routine administrative screening, the individual drew what appeared to be a weapon and pointed it at officers. >> reporter: a police officer shot the suspect. 66-year-old larry dawson of tennessee. he was transported to a hospital for medical treatment. dawson is no stranger to capitol hill. a judge told him to stay away after he interrupted a session of the house last october shouting that he was a prophet of god. >> i'm a prophet of god. >> reporter: police lifted

the edge of the police perimeter told to stop here, passengers talking about scenes of utter pandemonium inside. these two explosions now one of which we understand was from a suicide bomber coming just after 8:00 at the peak of travel time. you can see here there have been thousands of people streaming out from this airport just now a new wave of people with their bags, some clutching those airline blankets that we've all used. they have their bags with them. this is a calm scene here. but you can see their faces are drawn, very serious. there's a lot of confusion, people trying to figure out how to get away from the airport. there are buses lined up taking people away. but the people we spoke to inside describe much more dramatic scenes and spoke to an eyewitness checking into the american airlines counter when the first he can explosion went off about 30 yards away from him. he thought that it took place closer to the delta counter and that's going to be one of the things experts look into now is whether anything specifically was targeted in the airport but eyewitnesses talking about

it was pandemonium at the capitol. >> police everywhere with guns drawn, people running and screaming, and people just dropping to the ground. >> reporter: the entire campus on lockdown after the sudden scare. >> based on the initial investigation, we believe that this is an act of a single person who has frequented the capitol grounds before and there's no reason to believe that this is anything more than a criminal act. >> reporter: it happened in the tourists have to be screened. at 2:39 in the afternoon, a man approached the conveyer built and screening machine when suddenly he pulled what police say looked like a gun. at least one officer fired on the suspect. then came the chaos. police identified the suspect as larry dawson who has a stay away order after an outburst at the capitol last october. back then he called himself a prophet of god. police stress this was no act of terror. >> i was scared. i was thinking maybe it's time to go home. >> reporter: they're pretty rattled. they were a few blocks away when the capitol wound up on lockdown. as new yorkers, they're no strangers

expected >>> one easter egg hunt in connecticut ended with parents scrambling to save their kid, the pandemonium at the pez visitor center and a crowd of thousands began storming the field before the event started and witnesses say some parents started knocking over little kid, with the excitement so much. and some steeling eggs out of people's baskets. >> when my son left, he had a broken basket and hysterically crying. >> locusts. everybody descended and left. >> organizers say they tried to inform parents there was extra candy on hand for kids who didn't get any. luckily, no one was hurt. >>> two nypd officers went above and beyond the call of duty to help an elderly woman in staten island. and officers demarco and gormley took her grocery shopping after performing a wellness check on her. they noticed she did not have enough food in her home so the officers spent their own money. about $40. at a nearby shop right. your easter forecast. it looks pretty good. >> it does look good. it is not exactly the beautiful warm day, because we have had a few of those and i know some people were definitel

that donald trump was concerned about security and postponing the rally there was total pandemonium inside the arena. lots of cursing, people pushing and shoving on both sides. both supporters and protesters. eventually i went outside. i saw a group of police officers running towards an area of protesters. i had my camera, i jet along with them through this area. i get to this crowd there's a man being arrested. his head is bloodied on the ground. and i'm shooting, this the protesters at this point had shut down the street. the police officers are saying -- another scuffle bricks out i'm shooting this scuffle. and before i knew it, a police officer, at least one police officer maybe multiple pulled me down from the back of my hoodie and bashed my face into the street. then police officer put his boot to my neck and cuffed me. i am continuously identifying myself as press, i said i have credentials. but they're not listening to me. eventually they put me in to the back of this police van along with the man that was bloodied and another gentleman. and it's pitch black, then i was in handcuff

there is pandemonium in the so-called establishment., that is a fantastic thing for ted cruz. we saw her on the debate stage perform very well. she is a fantastic advocate and gave one of the strongest speeches advocating for ted cruz when she came out. they are going to use her throughout the rest of the state's to beat ted cruz at kabul on the road. bill: some angst in the party elders. irvin meyer is a football coach, the football coach at ohio state university. in that part of the country this matters. watch. >> we would like to tell you the leadership you have shown in the state of ohio since we have been back, your friendship as a friend and as a supporter of what you stand for, we would like to tell you we wish you the best. thank you. bill: that is the head coach of the buckeyes, franklin county. a lot of votes come tuesday. things that might matter. bret: it does matter. he is the governor in that state and that comes with its own political machine. john kasich could do well there. the only reason i'd point that out is the poll

authorities believe he called some friends to pick him up and drive him back to belgium during the pandemonium following the paris attacks. french president francois alan says it appears more people are involved in planning the omar via franka, cbs news. >> justin: presidential contenders are gearing up for another round of support and the support of two key gop establishment figures. lindsey graham and mitt romney. the 2012 presidential nominee tweeted he planned to vote for ted cruz. cruz is expected to do well in the state' s gop caucus on tuesday. of course romney hasn' t been silent about how he' s against front runner donald trump. he said cruz is the only candidate who can stop the trump movement. in fact trump responded calling romney, quote, a mixed up man who doesn' t have a clue. no wonder he lost. >>> in volusia county, a postal worker is in trouble after investigators say he stole a deputy' s cell phone on purpose. this is the mug shot for valmore kemp, the accused mail man. we' re told the volusia county deputy accidentally left his phone on top of a mailbox. shortly after kent i

it was pandemonium at the capitol. >> police everywhere with guns drawn. >> shelter in place. >> people you know, dropping to the ground. >> reporter: the entire campus on lockdown after the sudden scare. >> based on the initial investigation, we believe that this is an act of a single person who has frequented the capitol grounds before. and there is no reason 0 believe that this is anything more than a criminal act. >> reporter: it happened in the capitol visitor's center where tourists have to be screened. the man approached the conveyor belt and screening machine when suddenly he pulled what police say looked like a gun. one officer fired on the suspect and then came the chaos. police identified the suspect as larry dawson who has a stay away order after an out burst at the capitol last october. he called himself a prophet of good. while police stress this had was no act of terror. >> reporter: i was scared. i was thinking maybe it's time to go home. >> reporter: with security tight, capitol police say only one civilian suffered a minor injury in all the chaos. as for larry dawson,

pandemonium breaks out in the convention hall. >> thurlow weed, who nobody should feel bad for, he breaksy. this is one of the biggest upsets in american political history. >> abraham lincoln is now the republican nominee for president. >> lincoln wins. at a price. his campaign team has bribed some of the most corrupt men in the land. >> was it justified? well, abraham lincoln is probably our most important president. so i would argue every means that was utilized was justified. we love to think that he was above politics, but he wasn't. >> lincoln now finds himself in a rematch with his arch rival, the man who beat him in the illinois state senate election two years earlier, stephen a. douglas. >> stephen a. douglas is the little giant. he's a man of physically short stature but titanic ambition, and douglas desperately wishes to be president of the united states. >> but lincoln has the advantage. after an angry convention in charleston, south carolina, douglas' democratic party has split down the middle over slavery. >> the news that the democratic party had split was an enormous boon t

pandemonium breaks out in the convention hall. >> thurlow weed, who nobody should feel bad for, he breaksople describe him as crying like a little boy. this is one of the biggest upsets in american political history. >> abraham lincoln is now the republican nominee for president. >> lincoln wins. at a price. his campaign team has bribed some of the most corrupt men in the land. >> was it justified? well, abraham lincoln is probably our most important president. so i would argue every means that was utilized was justified. we love to think that he was above politics, but he wasn't. >> lincoln now finds himself in a rematch with his archrival, the man who beat him in the illinois state senate election two years earlier, stephen a. douglas. >> stephen a. douglas is the little giant. he's a man of physically short stature but titanic ambition, and douglas desperately wishes to be president of the united states. >> but lincoln has the advantage. after an angry convention in charleston, south carolina, douglas' democratic party has split down the middle over slavery. >> the news that the democr

the airport came running through the terminal, said immediately everyone evacuate immediately and pandemoniumtarted. >> a third bomb that did not explode was found and was neutralized. the manhunt is for the man on the right caught on surveillance camera along w