translation: in our investigation it has become even more true that he is a key player in the paris and st denis attacks. at this stage investigations tell us he played a key role in the make up of the unit in 13 november in the preparation of the attacks and by himself being present in paris on 30 november. >> reporter: there is still tension in the neighborhood. four other people were arrested at the same time as salah abdeslam, three of them are members of a family that is suspected of sheltering him during his time as a fugitive >> he is from this neighborhood so it is not surprising that he has friends and relatives, potential supporters who were are willing to shelter him. >> translation: we are relieved and happy that we finally stopped this grub for the whole word >> reporter: it was this raid earlier in the week on a flat in a different part of brussels that gave police vital clues on the whereabouts of europe's most wanted man. a call was made to the mobile phone linked to salah abdeslam and then police found his fingerprint in the flat. >> reporter: he had been on the run for more tha

my thoughts go to the victims of the november 13 attacks in paris and st denis because salah abdeslam is directly linked to the proposings, organization and unfortunately the perpetration of the attacks. >> reporter: paris will be seeking the urgent extradition of salah abdeslam so that he can be questioned and ultimately face trial back in france. police attention had repeatedly been drawn to molembeek, the brussels suburb where a number of the suicide bombers of the paris attacks had lived. he may have evaded capture as early as tuesday because his fingerprints were found in another district of brussels. 130 people were killed in paris on 13 november when attackers with links to i.s.i.l. stormed cafÉs, a rock concert and a stadium. several of the attackers blew themselves up, including salah abdeslam's elder brother. salah abdeslam was driven back to brussels from paris hours later and became europe's most wanted man. his capture, wounded but alive, is a long awaited break through in the investigation into who was behind france's worst attack in decades. jacky rowland >>> a judge in

translator: in our investigation it has become even more true that he is a key player in the paris and st. denis attacks. our investigation shows he played a key role in the logistical preparation of the attacks and him being present on the 13th of november. >> there is still tension in the mollenbeck neighborhood. four other people were arrested at the same time as abdeslam. a family suspected of sheltering him during his time as a fugitive. >> this is his system neighborhood, no be doubt he has friends and neighbors who are willing to shelter him. >> translator: we are very, very relieved and happy that we stopped this not only for europe but the rest of the world. >> reporter: it was this raid earlier in the week in a flat in a different part of brussels that gave police clues on the whereabouts to the most wanted man in europe. a phone call made with someone linked to abdeslam. salah abdeslam had been on the move for more than four months. friends pick him up and brought him to brussels. since then it would appear that his movements were limited to an area of just a few kilometers as he ran

i was in the st. denis neighborhood on the very day on the massive day when they were killed.e day later a massive man hunt was under way for 26-year-old salah abdelslam, who lives in the brussels suburb. man who authorities believed driven a car carries one team of assailants the night of the attacks and who had somehow managed to slip back across the border into belgium. one thought four months later a suspect as high profile of this would be nowhere near there. today in brussels they apprehended salah abdelslam, the tenth person suspected in the november 13th attacks and the only one still alive. he was shot in the leg during his encounter with police according to authorities and this video the suspect is being dragged to a police vehicle. all told, three people arrested during today's raid. fourth person was killed. the other suspects presumed to have been aiding abdelslam in evading police. today's arrest were a product of a joint. it included dozens of raids and nearly weekly leads. lingering question, why did abdelslam go back to his home neighborhood? answer perhaps by

the attacks of the 13th of november, the attacks at st. denis.ause salah abdeslam is directly linked with preparing, organizing and unfortunately perpetrating these attacks. i also think of the families who were waiting for this arrest as well all of those who from near and far were able to participate in this horrendous attack. i wish to congratulations the prime minister, the belgian government for the action undertaken after several weeks now and in particular welcome the work done by the special units, the information services and finally say that through these authorities of justice was able to take place, cooperation between france and belgium since these attacks but even before these attacks has always been intensi intensive. once more it has proven to be effective even though it took some time and since it is not finished we have to continue to act. this cooperation between the information services and the police services a-- and there were french policemen present during taking place in forest and we would be happy to continue this and e

i was in the st. denis neighborhood on the very day on the massive day when they were killed.ne day later a massive man hunt was under way for 26-year-old salah abdelslam, who lives in the brussels suburb. man who authorities believed driven a car carries one team of assay lents the night of the attacks and who had somehow managed to slip back across the border into belgium. one thought four months later a suspect as high profile of this would be nowhere near there. today in brussels they abrehended salah abdelslam, the tenth person suspected in the november 13th attacks and the only one still alive. he was shot in the leg during his encounter with police according to authorities and this video the suspect is being dragged to a police vehicle. all told, three people arrested during today's raid. fourth person was killed. the other suspects presumed to have been aiding abdelslam in avading police. today's arrest were a product of a joint. it included dozens of raids and nearly weekly leads. lingering question, why did abdelslam go back to his home neighborhood? answer perhaps b

you go to places like st. denisaalbeek area in brussels, you get people who are attracted to successful and violent operations as we saw in the brussels area and that reese just part of the problem. the larger part of the problem is the lack of explanation, the lack of candor from washington and other capitals in europe that this is a generational war. we are going to be at this for decades at a minimum. >> peggy said? the piece this is going to be a long war. it's already been a long war. it's been 15 years. >> stunning victories for isis, staggering losses of life, every single one of them is a gut blow and a victory and a recruitment tool. >> and you look at these terrorists, these aren't new immigrants, these are second, third generation -- >> belgian born. >> 25-year-olds whose families have been there, moved there generations ago and are now still as you mentioned not integrated into society street thugs as the belgians refer to these two realizing they've been on other watch lists including turkey and the u.s

a judge denied bond for cynthia st. pierre. st. pierre was trying to run a as we told you yesterday, st. pierre had her license revoked and has faced charges in the past few years. now garett east family wants to know why she was back on the road. >> she never should have been on the road. if she did this and ran from the police before, she should have been in jail. >> garett was finishing up a shift delivering pizzas when he was killed. his family says it was his first night on the job. >> buddy dyer will join john hit to make a huge announcement about the planned downtown campus. we learned the orlando city soccer club pledged another two and a half million dollars. that brings the total amount to 13 million of the 20 million university officials are seeking in private donations. tomorrow school staffers will pitch their plan to the used to board of governors. you can see today's announcement on our website, >> we are hours away from scott kelly's long awaited return on earth. when he returns tonight he would have spent 340 days

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a judge denied bond for cynthia st. pierre. police say she was trying to get away when she slammed into 22-year-old cody garett. as we told you on the morning news, st. pierre had her license revoked and has dozens of charges on her record. garett's family wants to know why she was on the road. >> she never should have been on the road. she should have been in jail. >> darett was finished up a shift when he was killed. his family tells news 6 it was his first night on the job. >> happening later today, mayer buddy dyer will join john hit to make what they call an announcement about the downtown campus. we learned the orlando city two and a half million dollars to build this campus that. brings the total amount to 13 million of the 20 million dollars university officials are seeking in private donations. tomorrow school staffers will pitch their plan at the university board of governors. we are now just hours away from scott kelly long awaited return. kelly would have spent 340 days in space. that is longer than any other americ

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and there's so much happening outdoors including denying the river green for st. patrick's day. -- dyeing the river green. >>> coming up we will catch you up on the basketball games and the rays get that news. why they're closer will miss at >>> if we had to put together a bullpen for the guys, we have a camp, we feel good about it and we will way to get brad back. >> they will play with the hand they've been dealt. matt silverman expects his club to close by committee until breadbox poker returns to the lineup. he has a nagging abdominal issue and will be undergoing surgery in philadelphia. he's expected to miss at least eieight weeks. other arms in the bullpen will have to step up. alex -- several players expecting to see more innings. they all pitched well against the red sox allowing just one he closed for seattle in 2015 and is eager to reprise the role . >> i just want to make the team, more than anything. if things fall into place -- somebody would be lying to you if they said they don't want to close out games becacause that's the number one job. i would a

but he has denied that under oath on the stand. live in st. pete, i'm carson chambers, abc action news. >> thank you, carson. >>> we are live streaming that entire trial at abcactionnews.com. you can also follow along and comment there. and our carson chambers has been live tweeting the trial all day long. keep up to date by going to our twitter page as well. >>> new developments in the death of a 14-year-old boy that deputies kicked out of a state fair. the family says that the system is failing them. he was killed back in 2014 to the fairgrounds. florida congressman grayson is demanding an investigation into the sheriff's office. he says that joseph was humiliated and left in an unfamiliar neighborhood. the department of justice refuses to investigate saying it cannot prove that officers willfully violated his rights. the mother wants someone held accountable. >> the department of justice was a ray of hope that we thought that maybe at some bizarre moment that we would get justice and we would get answers. >> the family and congressman grays

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give churches and pastors immunity from litigation if they deny a marriage they don't support on religious grounds. >>> well, it was a big day in st. petersburg today as officials raised the firestone grand prix flag. st. pete residents and verizon indy car series participating in the event. it's the 12th year for the race in st. pete. >> really solidifying the fact that st. petersburg is an international community. we love our visitors that come for the race. not only our city but all to watch the best race car drivers in the world. >> the events begin tomorrow down in st. pete. but you can watch it live on sunday at 12:30 right here on abc action news. >>> an update on a box of puppies. >> they were left abandoned on the side of the road in tampa last month. happy news for those eight puppies. they are going home. this is what the dogs looked like when they were found. all of them had severe mange. but within a month, this is hold on. >> there. >> there it is. this is what the final five being adopted out looked like. only one puppy sadly out of all of that did not make it. >>> next at 5:30-n is all that is left of a teacher's s

let's discuss this with the white house chief of staff, denis mcdonough. >> happy st.. and looking at somebody to fill the vacancy of antonin scalia. judge garland well respected and sits atop the second highest court in the land, the d.c. circuit. you are hearing from your gop brothers and sisters, and it's not about garland, don't waste the pick, and let the people decide. what is your rebuttal? >> the people have decided. obviously the president was elected to serve four years and senators are elected to serve six so we should get this done, the president submitted a nominee without question the experience and excellence. now the senate should do its job. >> and then senator barack obama in 2006 argued against election year appointments, against then alitos when he was being nominated, and chuck schumer and joe biden are arguing the same perspective the republicans are now, and are you trying to have it both ways? >> no, we are trying to do what the constitution says, and give him a hearing and get him on into the court. i don't remember the president making the arg

denied -- mr. ryan: nobody should say such things in my opinion because to even hint at violence is unacceptable. >> wait, you're not wearing green. ude, sorry, man. it's st. patrick's tai, come on. >> if i told you i was a little bit irish, i'd be lying. >> if you think that one of the people running should be the one that would be considered for the republican nominee, do you think it's a bad idea for people in the never trump camp to try to organize something -- mr. ryan: i'm not going to get into that. o ahead. >> so over the course of the last couple of months you had denounced donald trump for xenophobea and islamaphobia, inciting violence and for saying things that could be interpreting -- interpreted as inciting violence. at what point do you dede nouns his candidacy? mr. ryan: i don't believe i'll have to do that. this is a democratic process. the republican primary voter is going to make this decision on who our nominee is going to be. if the person doesn't get a sufficient dell fwats, then it goes to the convention and the delegates make that decision. those delegates are elected in each of the caucuses, in each of the districts, every state ha

denies the charges which may be just the tip of the iceberg. >> he is under indictment for corruption, money laundering in this state of st paolo. he remains under investigation on the much larger federal case that has already cost sentences to about 80 people. >> reporter: whether a judge issues an arrest warrant or not, his teflon shield has been damaged as he fights for his political future >>> the european union hopes to begin locating thousands of refugees from greece. the european commission has come up with a scheme to resettle 6,000 refugees a month to greece to other-- from greece to other member states. the mission will focus on port augusta-- people must go listening. >> we have increased the area of operation. we have moved into greek and turkish territorial waters. we have started to focus on the area around the greek island of lesbos. we are planning to move further south in the coming days and weeks >>> the german chancellor says the crisis is showing signs of improving. there has been an increase in the number of refugees returning home. >> translation: at the moment 3,000 are returning to iraq every month. it is

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st. patrick's day. >>> the supreme court fight is raising the stakes. donald trump is warning about what he fears will happen if he is denied the republican nomination. p nbc national correspondent peter alexander has more on that side of the story. >> reporter: good morning. happy st. patrick's day. he needs 55% of the remaining delegates to get there. if he does it the billionaire is warning while he wouldn't lead it bad things would happen. donald trump dominating the competition. he is defiant warning what could republican nominee. >> i think you would have riots. i'm representing a tremendous, many, many millions of people. i think bad things would happen. >> reporter: the front runner says he is done debating his rivals. with trump out john kasich is following suit. >> i think we have had enough debates. i was very surprised when i heard fox called for a debate. i won't be there. >> reporter: something trump is not shying away from, foreign policy telling morning joe he is his own best asset. >> since we have dire foreign consulting with so you are ready on day one? >> i'm speaking with myself because i have a very go

denied welcome as european countries squabble over the refugee crisis. >>> tens of thousands of people, patiently endured long lines, backpack inspections and metal detectors before entering st. peters square. after celebrating mass in the steps of the basilica pope francis traveled around the square in his open top pope mobile. >>> coming up later on "action news", we will show you how authorities worked to make sure that easter celebrations all across europe were peaceful. >>> easter, of course is holiest day on the christian calendar and those who believe celebrated the occasion, all around the world. >> ♪ >> here you see hundreds of people turning out for annual resurrection services at enan tabernacle church. church held two easter services today one at sunrise and another later on in the morning. >>> over in cinnaminson hundreds bundled up, to take part in easter services there. the services took place at lake view memorial park. >>> ♪ >> and the action cam was also there in center city as dozens gathered for sunrise services there. this one was organized by the penn presbyterian church at rittenhouse square. they trade and sang songs outdoors as they reflect on the me

denies hitting the growth. >>> terry but leah or bebetter known as hulk hogan must be waking up pretty happy. a jury in st. petersburg gave him even more than he asked. instead of the $100 million the famous wrestler asked for, the jury awarded him $115 million. he sued the website gawker for publishing a video of -- that shows him having sex with the some of the newly unsealed court documents accused obama and heather clem -- accused baba, hulk hogan and heather clem of lying to police. >>> let's take a look here -- this video shows jason dalton dropping off passengers at a kalamazoo hotel. his is the second black suv seen driving up here. the video was recorded about 25 minutes before his arrest. he's accused of goining on a rampage last month, fatally shooting six people, while still continuing to pick up fares as an uber driver. >>> we are monitoring the zeke updates for you. the centers for disease control and prevention will soon begin using a new diagnostic tesest to determine if a person has s the virus faster. this could be good news. the test allows people -- doctors to tell if the person chikung

st. ambrose church. >>> police seized bb guns and knives from the home after 14- year-old student. four were injured in the shootings, the accused gunman has denied this. >>> a 6 year-old girl recovering from a grandchildren wound after she got caught in the cross-fire. >> she was hit by a bullet and paul kiska broke that story in lorain. you spoke with her family. how is she holding up? her living room. the safest place in the world until last night. >> can i help you. >> there's a riot on g street. they have guns. >> people called 911 and reported hearing up to five gunshots during a fight between two groups and cars on g street in lorain last night. one of the bullets pierced this metal door striking 6-year-old anigha turner in the leg. >> these people don't care who they are shooting at. >> the little girl's grandmother said if the door didn't slow the bullet down her granddaughter could have died. >> you put my children in harm's way for what because of an argument. >> her little brother usually sits in this rocker. >> all i could think about is my grandson. he sits in front of the door because i don't use the door gal. watkins says ... >> t

st. patrick's day parade. there were the usual bagpipes, and bands among 200,000 marchers, for first time ever irish lgbt community to march under their own banner. >> 25 years we've been denied that gift, this year, they extended a welcome to us, we're so grateful for that. >> first time as an adult, i will get to march representing will to tality of who i am. >> mayor de blasio also marched in the parade. steve: it is one of new york new york city's iconic hotel. dari: why it may be headed to the auction block. steve: diners get to sit back and enjoy the chef's choice. dari: a movie that might make moviegoers happy, new rules for flicks. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. dari: there are several reports that hittic plaza hotel is in foreclosure and head to the auction block. steve: lidia curanaj is outside the plaza right now. reporter: how does anyone end in foreclosure, they stop may be mortgage this one is $500 mill

deny him the nomination come july. ben: to the democrats both candidates will campaign in new york today. juliet: hillary clinton will be here, bernie sanders at st. mary's park, making a come back in the primaries, pushing for a debate in new york with clinton. he picked up some wins in several states and the clinton campaign is reacting. >> of the democratic party once a strong candidate that will defeat donald trump or some other republican and beat them badly i think i am the candidate. >> it matters where we stand in delegates and popular vote. right now i am gratified that i have more votes than anybody in this election, nearly 9 million, that is 1 million more than >> new york holds its primaries april 19th. next primary battle is tuesday in wisconsin. >> if you thought there were a lot of superheroes in the latest avengers movie that is nothing compared to what you could have seen yesterday at a city council hearing. >> several costumed characters were there to protest being restricted from certain zones. teresa priolo has more, this has been on across hairs recently. >> reporter: that is true. yesterday brought out all the characters. if

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st. patrick's day. donald trump making headlines in a way he is not going to be comfortable with this morning, and he offered there could be riots if the gop deniesing a new video that shows her barking like a dog. and let's begin our coverage from philadelphia. good morning, phil. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. the results reiterated in a big way that donald trump is the frontrunner, and it's his tone, once again, that has the republican party riled and concerned. >> i think you would have problems like you have never seen before. >> donald trump warning his supporters could riot. >> we are way ahead of everybody. i don't think you can say we don't get it automatically. i think you would have riots. >> the gop facing the real possibility of a contested convention if no candidate meets the threshold for the nomination. >> i think the people would quite rightly revolt. >> ben carson reiterating that sentiment. >> party leaders are down playing that

deny the delegates for trump. cal perry, appreciate your time. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are out campaigning. clinton is wrapping up her event in st.ri, before taking off to ohio. nbc's kristen weller is there right now. what's the focus of her message there? >> reporter: hey, frances. good afternoon. it is a busy day of campaigning for the democratic candidates. they are locked in an increasingly competitive race especially in these midwest states. campaigning here in st. louis. she's going to talk about manufacturing. this day, though, largely overshadowed by what we saw in chicago last night. both clinton and sanders weighing in with very strong words for donald trump. let me read you a little bit of what secretary clinton had to say today in this statement. quote, we all have our differences and we know many people across the country feel angry. we need to address that anger together, all of us. no matter what party we belong to or what views we hold. should say that violence has no place in our politics. we should use our words to bring americans together. meanwhile, this from senator sanders. dobld trump needs to be loud and

denied the release of alberto perez. the fbi says perez is the ringleader who organized a plan to steal almost $5 million in gold from a truck parked along i-95 st year. investigators say he used a gps to track the truck and used a remote to release pepper spray in the, causing the driver to pull over. more arrests are expected. >>> service resumed for commuter train line reeling from derailment in california. one of the trains jumped the rails and plunged into a creek monday night. union pacific believes a mudslide swept a tree onto the tracks during the storm causing the train to derail. rescuers pulled 214 people safety. nine were hurt, four seriously. >>> while covering the train became part of other story. during a report, a car crashed and came barreling toward reporter alex savage and his photographer, chip vaughn. chip vaughn could be heard yelling, "get out of the y" right before the car bumped into the camera. neither were hurt. in a later report, savage thanked his coworker for saving him. >>> health workers will spect a chipotle restaurant in massachusetts after several employees became six, at least one has the norovirus. managers c