this is days after the prime suspect in the paris attacks was arrested in brussels, saleh abdelslam. he told investigators he was planning other attacks. we'll keep you updated. >>> to another breaking story we're following. an on-line sale leads to violence in ruskin overnight. this morning three people in the hospital recovering from the shooting. deputies say a group of people met up last night to sell items listed on an internet web site when someone pulled out a gun and started to fire. we're going to be keeping track of both of these stories throughout the morning. for now let's go over to meteorologist ivan cabrera to look at today's forecast. a cold start. you need a jacket. >> it's cold indeed. we're talking about frost. can you imagine, first week of spring. frost advisories continue in effect until 9:00 a.m. across noncoastal citrus and hernando counties. pasco doing fine, hillsborough as well as far as frost but you're not doing ok as far as the temperatures.

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officials say saleh abdelslam planning more attacks. belgium's foreign minister says during the raid they found a large number of weapons. according to saleh abdelslam's lawyer he's fighting extradition to france and has a court appearance scheduled for tomorrow. we'll be monitoring this throughout the morning. >>> also we're following breaking news in the bay area. >> we're learning new details about a shooting overnight in ruskin sending several people to the hospital. >> abc action news reporter corey dierdorff is following the breaking developments and joins us from ruskin. corey? >> reporter: good morning. this quiet neighborhood is back quiet again. last night a much different story as shots rang out. investigators and officers still on scene with a large number of evidence markers filling the street. investigators digging in and trying to figure out what exactly happened here. we're getting a very preliminary information at this hour but what we know from hcso, around 10:00 a.m. last night a group of people met up on fire rock pl

this is days after the prime suspect in the paris attacks was arrested in brussels, saleh abdelslam. he told investigators he was planning other attacks. we'll keep you updated. >>> to another breaking story we're following. an on-line sale leads to violence in ruskin overnight. this morning three people in the hospital recovering from the shooting. deputies say a group of people met up last night to sell items listed on an internet web site when someone pulled out a gun and started to fire. we're going to be keeping track of both of these stories throughout the morning. for now let's go over to meteorologist ivan cabrera to look at today's forecast. a cold start. you need a jacket. >> it's cold indeed. we're talking about frost. can you imagine, first week of spring. frost advisories continue in effect until 9:00 a.m. across noncoastal citrus and hernando counties. pasco doing fine, hillsborough as well as far as frost but you're not doing ok as far as the temperatures. looking anywhere from 5 to as cold as 15 degrees colder than yesterday morning. that puts us in the 30s up to the

we learned saleh abdelslam was preparing to strike again. it's believed the most wanted man in europe used a network of terror simple thiedzers to keep him hidden since the november 13th attacks in pairs. he was finally caught -- paris, he was finally caught in a dramatic raid close to his family home in belgium. since his arrest officials say they uncovered weapons and a new network suggesting saleh abdelslam was planning fresh attacks. >>> donald trump says he's beefing up security amid a string of protests and even violence at his events. this coming a day before three more states go to the polls. and one of the latest incidents involves trump's campaign manager, in this video you see him, happened saturday at a rally in tucson, arizona, seems to show the campaign manager at the same time as a member of trump's security detail reaps for that protester. that campaign manager says he leave. >>> meanwhile trump has become the subject of threats outside of his campaign events too over the weekend. his older sister received a letter similar to

according to the belgian foreign minister, with him a large number of weapons were saleh abdelslam is now fighting extradition to france and his lawyers say they will take legal action against the paris prosecutor for revealing details about the interrogation. he's scheduled to make his first court appearance on wednesday. >>> time now 5:37. in democracy 2016 -- presidential hopeful donald trump is addressing some white house business this morning. the gop frontrunner says he's releasing a list of five or 10 judges he would like to nominate to the supreme court if elected. last night in florida he said by releasing the list now he hopes to kill any concern his judge choice would be too liberal. trump says he'll pick judges everybody respects and likes and totally admires. >>> meanwhile the fbi is looking into a threatening letter sent to trump's sister who was a judge in philadelphia. officials say donald trump's son eric trump received a threatening letter friday urging trump to leave the race. eric trump has been campaigning for his new york real estate mogul father who has been com

brussels are cancelled, explosions occurring just days after the prime suspect in the paris attacks, saleh abdelslam, was arrested in brussels. expecting official -- we're going to have a conference at 5:00 this morning. and they will tell us more. >>> i'm dan shaffer on this tuesday. >> i'm sarah rosario.

saleh abdelslam was arrested this weekend and along with him authorities found a large amount of weapons in the police raids. he's now fighting extradition to france and his lawyer says against the paris prosecutor for revealing details of the interrogations. he's scheduled to make his first appearance in court wednesday. >>> this line to have their pictures taken at a holiday display at that mall at one point the bunny throws his gloves off and takes the shopper to the ground. right now exactly what sparked that fight or if anyone was hurt is unclear. police expect to announce more details including if any arrests were made later today. >>> new this morning more colleges across the country are starting to hand-deliver acceptance letters to some students as a way to stand out from competing schools. at least four other colleges nationally have started home deliveries just in the past year. the visits are meant to be a surprise and often are filmed for on-line videos. experts say colleges are going to greater lengths to show interest in students as competition grows among institutions. >>

officials say saleh abdelslam is the man seen running out of the apartment in the white hat and the blackts. he was shot in the leg by the police. abdelslam has a court hearing on wednesday. his lawyer says he'll fight extradition to france. >>> there's still time to get an up close look at one of the vehicles used by pope francis during his visit to washington last year. the fiat 500 l will be on display at washington cathedral of saint matthew the apostle in dupont until 7:30 tonight. two fiats were donated to standard a couple of months ago and you can see one of them at the cathedral of saint matthew >>> you're not supposed to have a slugfest with the easter bunny. we'll tell you where and why. >>> this elevator in this five story apartment building in alexandria hasn't worked since february 1st. and right now you're feeling -- >> tired. very tired. i need to sit down. >> it's a life-saving device experts say so easy to use even a kid can do it. when you build one of the biggest retail businesses in america, you spend a lot of time working closely with elected officials. from secretar

new footage released today shows the police raid where officers in brussels took saleh abdelslam intoy. that video shows a gun battle, a man wounded and limping and another man making a run for it. it's not clear which man is abdelslam. meanwhile nbc has learned he told investigators he was plotting more violence. police have also launched a manhunt for a newly identified suspect in those attacks. >>> this doesn't make sense on this day. fiat heard around the world. it's the one that the pope was in in washington. right now you can have a chance to see it firsthand at the cathedral of saint matthew apostle in dupont circle. it's on display until 7:30. the vatican donated two fiats to standard. they will be used for service engagement. >> fiats can be noisy with they are not fixed. >> especially when they are not working. the customer gets noisy. >> huge honor for a young artist in d.c. today. google announced akila johnson as the national winner of the latest doodle for google contest. her rendering of the tech company's logo which you'll see on google day long celebrates her upbringi

saleh abdelslam was arrested in brussels last week days before the bombings. france is seeking his extradition. his lawyer initially challenged that saying his client could have valuable information but abdelslam now says he's prepared to go to france. >>> and the top money man for isis is dead. the pentagon announced that yesterday. saying u.s. special forces killed haji iman. u.s. intelligence considered him second-in-command of isis counterterrorism sources. american forces in helicopters landed inia on thursday. they waited for him to take him alive but ended up in a fire fight killing iman and three others. >>> hateful messages are appearing on college campuses after a group hack campus printers to produce anti-semitic flyers. it happened here locally at princeton university in mercer county and several other schools from massachusetts to california. a princeton spokesperson said beginning on thursday someone remotely accessed the ip addresses of various printers on cam and sent the flyers wirelessly through the internet. we blurred the anti-semitic symbo

well we know saleh abdelslam was a friend of the two brothers, the el-bakraoui brothers who were involved they are allof moroccan descent. they were colluding that when the raid happened last week, the home of the two men who were involved in the attacks yesterday, the two suicide bombers, the brothers, it seems that there are a lot of -- there were multiple brothers involved in these attacks, the paris attacks in november to now. and this network is a lot more tight-knit than the belgiums and french predicted. >> a lot of coverage here as been critical of the intelligent failure as well as underinvestment in brussels and belgium broadly. what's the feeling there about that? what kind of conversation do you hear on that topic? >> reporter: i know whenever i'm speaking with people who live here -- i've lived here for the past year. there's a feeling that belgiums were ill-equipped for this terror threat. before fairs attacks they were spending 50 euros a year on counter intelligent resources. they only completed 120 raids. they have a lot of privacy laws that are different in the united st

because so many of these people like saleh abdelslam police had to admit we knew him, we knew him as a petty criminal not a big criminal and wasn't going to mosque and involved in terrorism but because they find so much overlap they are looking to consolidate these lists and that's probably a good idea. >> i would like to thank you all for consolidating our insights on this matter. i'm sorry to say we'll be returning to the subject again in the future. [ applause ] >> thank you both very much.+++y i remember i chaired criminal justice drug policy oversight subcommittee from '98 to '99 and we thought we had an epidemic back in '99 with 16,000, and i can show you some of the headlines from my local newspapers, where we had people dying over -- many people dying over a weekend. unfortunately, that's what we're seeing again in my community and across the united states. unfortunately, more americans have died from drug-related overdoses than -- in one year, than all that were killed in the lengthy korean war. if the current trend continues, the annual death rate could climb beyond those k

chief suspect in the paris attacks, saleh abdelslam is facing a hearing in brussels today.gian authorities are charge him with terrorist activities. we go to michelle caruso-cabrera who is live in brussels. michele. >> reporter: yes, european citizens are waking up to the headlines that there is a definitive connection between brussels and paris takes. you just went through all the details. this is a franco-belgium bigger terrorist cell across border terrorist cell. lots of questions raised about what these terrorist attacks this one and the one in paris means in terms of the future of europe, the future of its security. joining us right now here in brussels is a member of the reform party member, a center right, a liberal party in terms of liberalizing the economy. why are you here? >> we're here to commemorate the victims of these terrorist attacks. it's important for the political party to show that we are here with the people. it's spontaneous action. we just pray respect for these people who are from all religions, and they all suffered or died and just are here to com

much more -- >> although, peter, be fair, th suspected terrorist from those attacks in paris, saleh abdelslam who was just arrested in brussels on friday and taken in, he had talked about those open borders, talked about how there were 90 compatriots, fellow terrorists who he were saying had snuck in from over those borders and the open borders between belgium and paris have loud them to move very freely and across the continent in ways they wouldn't have been able to do before the eu? >> abdelslam is a french citizen born in brussels. he has a european passport. he would have been able to travel throughout europe as were all the paris attackers, mostly paris attackers were french or belgian citizens. frankly a little bit -- certainly an issue. what we've seen is that several of the leaders were able to enter europe as part of this refugee flow, this influx we've seen from turkey into greece and both u.s. and european officials are concerned about this. but abdelslam was hiding in brussels for four months. you know, he did not sort of use open borders to hide or escape authorities. this is a