been reported reminder if you take their grill surface from the airport to the. stacy fry is in the newsroom on entering the information as thews comes in. we're hearing as 23 people are dead. and this comes to bombs went off at the brussels airport at the height of rush hour. those explosions going off of the american airline's desk in the departure. before anybody goes to security. it was a suicide attackit they say they think gunshots and someone going in arabic this is a large airport t they didn't even realize that was going on. they went rushing away security so i knew what was going on. his 20-25th minutes we got information from police. if you take a look at these these we're taken at a mature station for another explosion went off ten more people were killedwe in this underground path thatde happened at a metro station. .-period-paragraph public transportation has to 13 and safe not to use their cell phones fifth the so-called. he if they don't know how many more of these attacks by come he they had arrested how much of this had to do is send they don't know at this point. with a tr

live in the newsroom to show us how you and your family can avoid the risks. these stories top your news right now at 4:30 a-m. today is tuesday, march 1, 20-16. good morning, i'm john potter. and i'm andi guevara. thanks for starting your day with channel 2 jeff martinez. partly sunny, mild and windy today with a high of 70 in reno. winds will gust 20-45mph by this afternoon, with lake wind advisories in effect. a stormy weather pattern will return by sunday with a chance for rain and sierra snow showers continuing into early next week! thanks jeff. in crime beat... reno police have a suspect in custody after a shooting at siri's casino in downtown reno left one man dead. just before midnight sunday, the reno police department the siri's casino at 241 north virginia street in the heart of downtown reno. police have identified the suspect as 38 year old kiley grayson. he's been charged with open murder and police say he did not run from the crime scene or resist arrest. the victim was an off duty employee of siri's casino. police have determined there was a ph

ky sisson is live in the newsroom to show us how you and your family can avoid the risks. these stories top your news tuesday, march 1, 20-16. good morning, i'm john potter. and i'm andi guevara. thanks for starting your day with channel 2 news this morning. let's start with a quick look at the forecast with meteorologist jeff martinez. partly sunny, mild and windy today with a high of 70 in reno. winds will gust 20-45mph by this afternoon, with lake wind advisories in effect. a stormy weather pattern will return by sunday with a chance for rain and sierra snow showers continuing into early next week! thanks jeff. in crime beat... reno police have a suspect in custody after a shooting at siri's casino in downtown reno left one man dead. just before midnight sunday, the reno police department responded to shots fired inside the siri's casino at 241 north virginia street in the heart of downtown reno. suspect as 38 year old kiley grayson. he's been charged with open murder and police say he did not resist arrest. the victim was an off duty employee of siri's casino. police h

there was another explosion at a train station in that city, robert moses is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: we have late word not only about that explosion at the train station near the european union headquarters, we have learned all train stations in brussels have been shut down. several people are confirmed dead in the explosions at the brussels airport, several people confirmed dead. explosions happened in the departure hall near the american airlines check-in desk at 8:00 am local time as hundreds of people are trying to check in for their flights. police say many have been we have seen images of shattered glass, injured people with bloodstains on their clothes as they walked away from the airport deus. shots were fired and someone could be heard shouting in arabic before those twin explosions at the airport. first-aid teams have been dispatched to treat the wounded and people are being told to stay away. as for the timing you can't help but wonder if these explosions had anything to do with the capture of sol a out islam in brussels, the only surviving perpetrator of the att

lauderdale, that's where a man was shot several times and st into the newsroom, broward sheriffs office telling us he was visiting the area near 30th avenue. we brought you the news earlier this morning. the man was rushed to the medical center. >>> we're learning much more deadly encounter. >> it all started after a woman received an alert on her phone that there was annen intruder inside her home. we just learned who the intruder. >> reporter: this morning we're continuing to learn more information about the 17-year-old shot here at this home at the same time officers are really using this as an example of whatnot to do when taking the law into yourwn hands. when the alarm rang out at this home on 7237 northwest 19th avenue nurse evening -- thursday evening, officers say the 54-year-old home owner was not there. she was alerted by her alarm company. policewere also notified, but the home owner was the first to arrive. >> was checkinghe home herself when she observed a subject exiting thehehome through the rear. at that point, there was some type of a quick confrontation. shots were fi

and dozens are hurt.and local 12's adam clements joins us live in the newsroom with the latest. 3 sheila.. details keep coming into our newsroom by the minute.. here's what we know.. the first explosion happened around three thirty this morning at that airport in brussels.. and then another one.. just about an hour ago at a metro station not foar from where that first blast occurred..belgian media outlets reported gunshots were heard.. along with shouting in arabig just before the explosions..right now.. the nation's terror alert has been raised to its maximum level.. this comes just one day after authorities said a new suspect in the deadly paris terror attack last november.. possibly the person who made the bomb.. was likely loose in brussels..he's been identified as najim laachraoui..you might remember on friday.. authorities arrested salah abdeslam.. he's beleived to also be involved in the paris attacks..right now.. all down in the city.. all metro and subway stations.. buses.. air travel.. everything.. shut down..and the u-s embassy in brussels has told all americans there to stay

live in the newsroom, kristin volk, newschannel5. the first uterus transplant right here in the united states has failed. the procedure took place last month at the cleveland clinic. we're learning late breaking developments tonight about the patient. anchor danita harris is at the live desk. >> the recipient, a 26-year-old woman, developed a serious complication on tuesday. i reached out to the cleveland clinic earlier and they would not go into detail about the complication other than to say the operation to remove the transplant. the patient, lindsay, was the first of 10 planned transplants by the cleveland clinic. it is appear experimental program meant to enable women without a uterus to get pregnant and give birth. lindsey was born without a utter the results. she spoke about her struggle earlier this week. >> from that moment on i have prayed that god would allow me the opportunity to experience pregnancy, and here we are today at the beginning of that journey. >> and today lindsey released a statement that says she's doing wel

and joins us now live in the newsroom. ryan, what happens at this event? kristen, when i was down there today i saw an exhibit show where organizations were displaying new products for the law enforcement officials. i also sat in on a training meeting..where the sheriff's were collaborating together to resolve problems affecting them in the west. dave brown- president, western states sheriff's association-"15 western states and sheriff's from all of those being represented here, it's amazing what we can learn from each other, we're all dealing with with difficult issues." a few of the issues being discussed at the conference this week are the management of public lands and training of jail operations. they also look at the newest ways to use social media, and look at how law enforcement is perceived to the public. for the next few days..the sheriff's will also meet with organizations like the forest services, b-l-m and i-c-e..to discuss the best ways they can work together with the federal agencies. dave brown-president, western states sheriff's association

live in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> 35 people now died from the brussels attacks and they have inspired counterterrorism raids across europe. reporter kenneth craig on tense protests in belgium's capital as they desperate manhunts continue. >> reporter: dutch police arrested a french man in this rotterdam neighborhood for allegedly plotting an attack in france. belgium police carried out more than a dozen raids sunday thanked to -- linked to terrorism but authorities did not say whether they were connected to last week's bombings. at the memorial for the victims police in riot gear used water cannons to push back angry demonstrators including hundreds of right wing so- called hooligans. this woman broke down in tears as the group trampled down the shrine. members in the group say they were making a statement against isis. >> we have to unite and show we are against terrorism, that's all. >> reporter: mourners in the crowd were visibly shaken by their presence. >> they have a message they want to stop terrorism but they are not doing it the right way. >> reporter: a heavy police

live in the newsroom, keith jones, nbc 6 news. >> students and staff from a south florida school happened to be traveling through belgium just today. nbc 6 has learned that the group is safe. risa, what a scare. just imagine waking up to text essages this morning from the group saying that, yes, in fact, they were in belgium. but doing just fine. thankfully in a small town outside of brussels. although they weren't too far away when all of this was unfolding this morning. from what we understand, 19 students and a group of teachers and chaperones from sun coast community high school here in rivfera beach traveling through europe on a european war history trip for spring break. now, although the trip we're told was privately organized, it's not sponsored by the palm beach county school district. you're looking at some of the photos that they gave nbc, showing the group visiting war memorials and cemetery over the last few days. the group was quick to reach out to parents here back at home and let them know all was well. although the group was well out of harm's way this morning, you can im

we're live in the newsroom, i'm jeff weinsier, local10 news. >> laurie: jeff, thank you. and the first s sually transmitted case of the zika virus in florida has been confirmed. doctors have confirmed now that sexually tramitted case here in our state today. so right now there's a tot of 52 cases in florida, 24 of those cases are in miami-dade, seven are in broward county. the mosquito-borne virus is said to have a connection with microself cephal necessity newborns. the florida department of helped haset up a hotline, the number on your screen. (855)622-6735. >> victor: now to a miami-dade police officer involved that a hit-and-run in miami. sky 10 was above the scene of this cruise are crash along northeast 12th street and first avenue. the officer wasn't hurt but that other driver tookh off. police later located that jake mercedes c300, abandoned near an by that car. involvement. no arrests were made. >> laurie: sky 10 also above this scene, another accident in miami, this one affect traffic on i-9- southbound. that's where two cars and a motorcycle collide near the air

a call into the newsroom may have helped police connect dots. janine reyes live in ormc where we watched police arrived. those police officers arrived within one hour of the call me to the newsroom. >> reporter: we have been running the story of armando van dyke, 16-year-old popular police wanted to fight. they sent out a release overnight. a nurse called our newsroom saying an unidentified patient may be van dyke. in the last 15 minutes, apopka the confirmation when arriving at 7:00 this morning. ormc nurse who called the newsroom said a coworker saw the picture of van dyke on our newscasts and thought it was a wednesday. hospital staff thought the teenager. the patient was in an accident on a scooter. police were looking for the motorized scooter. police arrived at arm see a short time ago. in the last hour police have notified us and found the team and the end of the last 15 minutes they confirmed to us that teen boy is van dyke. working to get the accident report from fhp and the missing persons report filed in apopka a developing story and w

big endorsements from former coworkers at portsmouth city hall will explain as anna parker in the newsroom all eyes are on north korea after kim jong un ordered all nuclear weapons to be put on

isis is the responsibility stacy fry is in the newsroom. right the third man and their surveillance video that we've been showing your and in those pictures that man from the airport is still on the rent they have identified the suicide bombers as others one prosecutors said the other of the metro station prosecutors contributed to one ofme the that one of them left-hand may have concealed the detonated during a raid at a has connected a mail bomb the same chemicals to make a terrorist bomb in an ice is likes er traveling and have been in solidarity and space bar insecurity this the airport is going through this morning. good at morning. >> good morning. airports including cleveland hopkins airport have been on high alert. they have heightened security since 911.en they take extra precautionary measure today is this stretch of the brussels attack they make sure everybody is states that if increase in the wake of the deadly attack here and at is purely precautionary along with a canine bomb detecting teams. it makes you a little bit more awar

reporting live in the newsroom tammy mutasa wlwt news 5. courtis: another news tonight indiana governor mike pence has ordered all flags at state facilities to be flown at half staff to honor a sheriff' s deputy killed in the line of duty. howard county deputy carl koontz died at an indianapolis hospital after being shot about 12:30 this morning. he and his partner, sergeant arrest warrant at a mobile home park when they were met with gunfire. both officers were wearing body armor. koontz had been a deputy less than 3 years. >> carl will be missed. we appreciate any prayers and support that anyone out there can give us because we really need the prayers of the people that we serve. courtis: the unidentified suspect was also killed in the gunfire. sergeant buckley is listed in stable condition and is alert. a prayer vigil was held today for a high school basketball

has who the officer was come and cheryl conner with exclusive video just into the newsroom of an arrest in the case. we begin with maryland bureau chief brad bell, who has just learned of a possibly tragic twist. brad: they say the district three police station and opening fire on officers at that police station. there was a chaotic scene. we have learned from sources they are investigating the possibility that this young , waser, jacai colson actually hit by friendly fire, gunfire from another officer who is trying to deal with the attack. evening, iunity this have to tell you that one of your defenders, jacai colson, a four-year veteran and 29-year-old man lost his life in defense of this county today. an unprovoked ambush, an attack on the district three station in landover. at about 4:30 p.m., the suspect opening fire on the first officer that he saw. other officers racing to the scene. they also opened fire. >> during the exchange of gunfe, wounded. jacai was also shot. brad: the police not able to say what bullets hit who in became a wild shootout. two suspects are in custody. hav

>> scott mcgrew joins us in the newsroom. you are not talking about apartments and homes. >> those prices are still outrageous. commercial real estate the leasing of office space may be under pressure this morning. seeing companies like twitter subleasing their space. they are leasing out offices to other companies. that is a sign there they have too much floor space themselves and they need to get rid of it. a study says office subleasing in san francisco is at its highest since 2010. extra space or empty space is one of those things that we're going to look for when we look for signs of a slow down. >>> i gave you a heads up on this yesterday, today's the day. the "wall street journal" says any moment will nominate an entire new board for yahoo! launching a potentially new fight that ends with lots of yahoo! leaders out on the street. we expect the slate of nominees any time now. it will suggest an entirely new board. that will take them, take that slate to the voters, to the shareholders in june. we're talking about -- >>>

kron 4's kate cagle joins us live from the newsroom with what we know about what happened. > >kate: the man's 9-year-old daughter is still in intensive care.police say a total of seven people were shocked at the pool party. a burlingame family lost a father this past weekendafter he dove in electricly charged waters to save his daughter. palm springs police confirm jim tramel was hosting an easter celebration sunday at his home in the coachella valleywhen the water became charged. seven people shockedthe kids turning blue when tramel jumped into the water. tramel died at the hospital. his nine year old daughter is still in intensive carethey weren't the only ones hurt. a ten year old is in stable condiiton- doctors treated four others who have been released. in a desert resort town full of swimming pools.this is practically unheard of. >> : very unusual that we would have something like this happen >> reporter :swimming pool shocks are rareaccording to the consumer product safety commission. thre have been 60 electrocutions in swimming pools since 1990. the red cross says if someone bec

reporting for cbs4 tonight. >>> new video into the newsroom. watch as refugees take on police and a violent battle. >>> plus, screaming. it was all over the internet and they did know what it was.>> tearful testimony is erin andrews takes the stand over the stock or video, her stalker taped her food in her hotel room.>>> an oscar did chris rock go too far? >>> new video into the cbs4 newsroom, violent clashes of hundreds of refugees and immigrants try to push through the border from greece into macedonia. they had been told the border would open but when that didn't happen, things got violent. police fired tear gas, the people shouted and pushed on the fence. are trying to make their way into europe. >>> erin andrews getting emotional testimony in a civil suit against a stalker who took a new video of her. michael david barrett recorded andrews through peoples in a hotel room opposed to the video online in 2009. now andrews wants $75 million from barrett and the hotel chain for causing her distress and humiliation. >> do you feel grief about thi

sarah buduson has more from the newsroom. >> reporter: lee our investigation uncovered the connection between cancer and fighting fires. at this seminar today, area firefighters learned how to reduce their risk of getting a deadly disease on the job. the class was led by steve westca. a former firefighter that battled and beat cancer, not once but twice. >> the second time that i had pneumonia and it happened to be also the week of my wedding. i was told sunday before i was getting married congratulations. you got cancer again. >>> we have always been telling you how ohio fails to protect firefighters with cancer. we found it is one of 16 states without a law that recognizes the link. since our story aired last month an ohio senate committee has held a hearing on the law. two local mayors have voiced their support. our side i'm investigator sarah buduson, newschannel 5. >>> thank you, sarah. >>> ohio officials arepre for the zika virus ahead of the mosquito season that begins in may. there were leaders that met to talk about the outbreak. the zika virus is transmitted through the bite

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ken wayne in the newsroom, thank you. we will have continuing coverage on action10news.com as well as the mobile app and complete coverage and analysis on the 10:00 now. >>> police are looking for the gunman that shot and killed a 14-year-old boy in richmond. xavier mcclanahan shot on a bike path near his school yesterday morning. he was a freshman at kennedy high school. police bleak he was targeted but have not released a motive. friends and family describe xavier as a funny guy and good person. >>> new at six, community groups in that richmond area are working to help keep kids and guns off of the streets. ktvu paul chambers spoke to some people providing alternatives to teens and you have new information on a shooting that could be related to xavier mcclanahan's death.

kpix5 reporter jackie ward live in the newsroom with more on the change and how workers are reacting. hi, jackie. >> good morning, frank. so just on saturday state lawmakers reached a deal with labor unions that would boost the minimum wage to $15 an hour by the year 2022. sounds like great news for those who work in the food and retail industry but some have their reservations about it. as of january 1st, minimum wage is $10 an hour in our state. some argue that with the cost of living in california where it stands, that is a pitiful salary to live on. that's why many people think this incremental increase would be a, quote, major victory. others are concerned it would force restaurant owners to drastically increase menu items which would then deter people from going to restaurants. >> i think it would be detrimental to the serving business completely and many of it support the families. >> certainly in california you can't live on the wages now. >> raising the minimum wage has been a point of contention this campaign season especially among the democrats. bernie sanders made it clea

tom srendenschek in the newsroom with the 411.ey tom. >> this one came right tout wire if the eagles did not get the deal done or place that tag on him iain talked about they ran the risk of losing thyme free agency which starts next week. they beat that 4:00 o'clock deadline. sam with regard forward has two year deal. terms of the deal are good. reported $36 million for the two years. how about 26 of it is guarante guaranteed. sam bradford started 14 games for the eagles through a career high 3,725 yards. now more importantly with a quarterbacks available and new head coach in doug pederson eagles really had to get this deal done. with that being said the fact the deal is only for two years it tells i was little something. it says the market for sam bradford may not have been as strong as he thought. it also tells you the eagles will invest in quarterback of the future this year's draft and they will probably do that very high in that draft. lucy? >> all right, talk to you soon in sports. tonight police want to identify this man.

they'll be joining news 6 anchor ginger gadsden, live in the newsroom tonight. >> ginger: i am live with one of our political analysts, jim clark. he's familiar to everyone in central florida because the guy pretty much knows everything. so he's joining us tonight. we're already talking about the anomalies we're already seeing here in florida. the one surprise is the story of marco rubio. >> i think so. here's a giant killer. a man elected speaker of the house in an upset. six years ago, he beat the incumbent governor for united states senate. tonight we're seeing if he could even get a third of the vote in his own party. it's been a spectacular career for this relatively young man. >> ginger: very young, yeah. >> and yet it may be coming to an end tonight, right here. pretty lonely candidate right now? >> he has not had the endorsements. the governor is bending over to support donald trump, in fact. he did not get the party leadership endorsement. everybody has been quiet. he got a number of people in south florida that he knows and works with. he got former senator mel martinez, but by

could have had think things are worth will send it back inside to wayne and kristi. fry is in the newsroom. they released of photos that show three men pushing carts through the air in the image two ofwo them are wearing dark clothing and block looks on the left-hand authorities believe they were warned to conceal ignition devices for suicide vest that the two men on the left has been identified as both of whom aren't known to fully spot for organized crime not there was rated last week who seemed thing the airport after the bombings they appeared to target areas with highss concentration of this one suicide vest was used to better witnessed.s it's an attempt to strike here in the heart of people. sky news reports of serious weekend.ri he's a 25 -year-old belgian that suicide belt h the third suspect people from kent are safe after people didn't make it to students and two faculty members from kent state were in the business quote that there are over in for spring break they were close look to see or hear anything fortunate there at the hotel during the attack and no before read your ticke

what will always be there is the proper journalistic context that the newsroom puts over these videosace already.>>> a tractor company setting up stock in cuba. the steps the owners took to expand and help the cuban people. >>> cooling continues. a live look at downtown. mark tamayo is coming up with your full forecast. ♪ let's go ♪ hey, oh ♪ let's go [ beep ] ♪ they're piling in the backseat ♪ aah! ♪ they're generating steam heat ♪ ♪ pulsating to the back beat ♪ the blitzkrieg bop ♪ ♪ hey, oh, let's go ♪ shoot 'em in the back now ♪ what they want, i don't know ♪ they're all revved up and ready to go ♪ the blustery conditions. throughout the day monday, this forecast model trying to generate a few sprinkles, a light shower to parts of the north base -- bay. we'll keep an eye on tuesday. this was -- is what happens by 4:00. a slight chance of pop up showers in the bay area. be watching out for that as this weather system dives into nevada over the next couple of days. the main impact stress, cooler temperatures, gusty winds for tomorrow and some sierra snow. they will pick up a good 3-

tiffany wilson is live in the newsroom with the latest developments. >> this morning president obama said his top priority is defeating isis and the world must unite against terrorism. it's a sentiment repeated in brussels where thousands gather for a moment of silence and offer messages of hope today. this morning a belgian prosecutor identified two of the attackers. the man in the middle is bra him bakraoui. the man in the light jacket dropped his bomb and took off. that bomb did not explode and the man is still on the loose. the alleged suicide bomber on the left hasn't been identified. ibrahim's brother khalid also died. a suicide note from one of the brothers saying he didn't want to end up in prison like salah abdeslam. that's the first indication that his arrest friday helped trigger these attacks. >> authorities were close to tracking them down. they may have moved up the timetable. >> during an overnight raid police took anoth unidentified man into custody for questioning. at this time belgian authorities say 31 people were killed and 260 others injured. a peruvian mother of

that's the story from the newsroom. victor, back to you. >> victor: and we'll stay with the trump theme. some of the stop golfers in the world hit the links at the trump championships. they could pull the course away from trump's course next y%ar. rory mcilroy an irish govern said he's not worried about playing on a trump golf course because he's not american. >> laurie: florida has not powerball jackpot winnfr, someone in the keys is nearly $300 million richer routine. we don't know who that person is just yet but the winning ticket was bought at a tom thumb food store in marathon and the ticket is weather 292 middle school. just as electric with a their share of record breaking $1.5 billion jackpot. >> victor: a lifetime behind bars for a six-time felon. coming up the latest conviction that put a i. stop to his life of crime. >> laurie: a beat-down in baltimore caught on camera, outrage after a teenager is smacked, slapped and kicked by police officers. >> betty: even with an abundance of high clouds this afternoon, te

medical specialist kristi krueger is in the newsroom. >> kristi: this brand new treatment with called fractura.it's comprehensive than other types of acne treatments as well, and after enough sessions, guess what? the results become permanent. before and after pictures tell the story. acne and sca diminished after four fractora treatmes which uses radio frequency to stop the same time. >> nothing works better than that. >> kristi: he is in college had treatments two years ago. >> i look in my mirror and i would see pimples >> this is a fantastic way to treat scars and the actual acne. >> kristi: the doctor has published her results usingfractur ap she said it shut down oil glands and produces collagen. >> these little pins are automobile to get those blood vessels and get those glands, don't them function anymore over a number of treatments, and so there's nothing to facilitate the acne. there's no glands to make oil, no blood vessels to bring nutrition and oxygen t those cysts so the acne is gone. >> k isti: before treatment the skin is thumped and the fractura c02 layers is on the s

abc7 news reporter sergio is in the newsroom. at video is i can isenning. -. >> it is tough to watch. they are hoping the attacker is familiar to someone who seized the individual yo. the police officer -- seized the video. here is the surveillance video. you can see the victim getting away from the attacker. he runs around a car and seems to trip. that's when the armed robber pounces. >> it looked like punches, but it wasn't. he was carrying some type of unknown object. >> according to police tam is from manchester, england and was visiting a relative in southern california. we spoke to his family and they requested privacy right now. the brutal attack has residents shocked. >> this neighborhood i never felt this is is creepy. i you hear about every once in awhile something happening on van ness, a scuffle or something like that. never a homicide or anything like that. >> we noticed this is a busy area for tourists and so be showed a couple of surveillance videos. >> there are people here from all over the place. >> although she

local10 news reporter christina vazquez in the newsroom with the latest. >> christina: protestors out there in brazil to speak out against a controversial move by the president on who appointed former president desilva to her cabinet in what some say is an effort to protect luol raw from you see protesters gathering in the why i's capital. lula desilva is under investigation fopossible corruption. he was expected to be sworn in today, sparking those protests. in the latest twist a brazilian judge issued a injunction discuss pending the swearing in. the president is accused of a separate escaped to begin the impeachment against her. >>> also venezuela shut doing as the government struggles 2 the deepening electrical prices. president muhammad extend maduro. slashed utoutput at hydro electric dams. >> janinin coming up all new at 4:30, the ultra music festival is this weekend. thousands are ready to rave, and the party organizers are getting ready for all of them. >> eric: and it's the end of an a at world is. the currently generation workers will be the last. >>anine: and all new at 5:

. >> jonathan is in the newsroom. serious questions are being raised about why the belgian authorities didn't do more with the suspected terrorists in their their country. >> mistakes were made, warning signs likely were missed. one of the brothers was deported from turkey at least once, perhaps stopped a second time fighters crossing the border there. he was sent back to europe. authorities claim they couldn't arrest him without hard proof he was fighting with isis. but he was already on parole for a past armed robbery in brussels and traveling out of the country was a parole violation. plus, in december police issued a warrant for his brother because he apparently helped the attackers in paris hide out in an apartment. both brothers remained on the loose until one blew himself up at the airport and the other in the subway. one suspect from the airport fled and is still on the loose. and there is concern tonight a second terrorist is on the loose, a second man who may have been seen helping bomb the subway. that's the

and joins us now live in the newsroom. ryan, what happens at this event? kristen, when i was down there today i saw an exhibit show where organizations were law enforcement officials. i also sat in on a training meeting..where the sheriff's were collaborating together to resolve problems affecting them in the west. dave brown- president, western states sheriff's association-"15 western states and sheriff's from all of those being represented here, it's amazing what we can learn from each other, we're all dealing with similar issues, some are dealing with difficult issues." a few of the issues being discussed at the conference this week are the management of public lands and training of jail operations. they also look at the newest ways to use social media, and look at how law enforcement is perceived to the public. for the next few days..the sheriff's will also meet with organizations like the forest services, b-l-m and i-c-e..to discuss the best ways they can work together with the federal agencies. dave brown-president, western states sheriff's associatio

our reporter is tracking this in the newsroom. he has been on the president's supreme court short list before? >> yes, next, he has been on the list twice. political insiders say he saved him for a time when he could need more republican support and that time is now. >> why not look at the words of the statute. >> he is older than most nominees. >> he has earned a track record of concepts us as a thoughtful and fair mined judge who follows the law. all the chicago native walked away from the profits of private practice to become a report and supervising the investigation into the oklahoma city bombing. >> he understands the way law affects the daily reality of people's lives. >> today, his humility and humanity were on display. >> there is the greatest autopsy of my life. other than my wife agreeing to marry me 28 years ago. and the greatest gift i have ever received accept, the birth of our daughters, jesse and becky. >> consider add moderate he has served on the washington, dc court of appeals for 8 years. >> fidelity to the cons

they join us live from the newsroom. so christian how important is north carolina for cruz. >> reporter: it is very important cruz is 90 delegate votes behind donald trump. cruz addressed supporters this afternoon. with with the election around the corner. ted cruz had a message for north carolina voters. start your engines. >> i never been this excited about a candidate. >> reporter: at the charlotte motor speed way. he is all about going back to the constitution. he talked about constitutional will freedoms and national >> we are going to repeal obama care and pass a flat tax and the economy will explode and see millions of new jobs and trillions of new revenue and rebuild this military. they brought a republican front runner. >> was all on board on trump. the less i liked him. >> reporter: this supporters was here but not to protest. he gave cruz a shot out. >> i was forcibly removed twice and more republicans need to join >> any campaign the responsibility is at the top. he uses as an opportunity to show how the campa

live in the newsroom, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: okay. this comes the same day that george mason's interim police chief sent out a letter to the campus saying the bomb-making terms found in a dormitory last week did not pose an immediate threat to the campus. the letter says the students' safety is the department's highest priority. three george mason university students are facing charges after police found a tool box filled with multiple match books, lighter fluid and p.v.c. pipe inside some students were upset they were not notified immediately. maureen: still ahead at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- a look at the construction project at the u.s. capitol and when the scaffolding might be down for good. >> women should have the ability to make their decisions. not the bosses. >> it is against our faith to provide medications they are asking us to do. >> battle lines drawn outside the supreme court. what the high court has to decide and how it will affect business owners and all women. alison: why muriel bowser is speaking out against the pepco-ex

investigative reporter christina christina in the newsroom now with the new information. >> christina: indeed, the city of miami cord endorsement wordd approved the reduction. these relate to one property, 1730 northwest 1st court. take a look at the numbers with me here. in the first case more than $1 million reduced to $10,000. that is a 99% reduction. and the second case involving that property, more than $90,000 reduced to $20,000. that is nearly an 80% reduction. the center for social change at that hearing tells us in a statement the residents need help and it doesn't seem like the board is structured in a way that allows them to really negotiate, to get performance from someone like a slumlord. they, the people of the board need some help, even if it's just to prevent any further demands on them to allow a release of any more liens. this was money that could have been used to fix up some of the other properties owned by companies state records show are run by deans backmanf generational new jersey. remember, people are still living there. oddly this development seems to undercu

justin joins us live in the newsroom with an update. >> reporter: yes, crash after crash happened in the burlington area of alamance county. take a look at the video we have from that area. that is it busy stretch of the world were i 40 and i 85 come together as one interstate. both eastbound and westbound lanes were shut down at different times. there were strong downpours of started. night. the interstate was cleared after 11 o'clock last night. we are still working to confirm the number of vehicles and the people involved. 20 people are reportedly injured from those crashes that happened. are investigating after 2 juveniles were shot. both shootings happened sunday. the first just after midnight on austin avenue right near in ccu -- nccu. them a site the teenager was shot in the like. police have not stated if the cases are related. both victims are expected to survive. >>> it has been feeling like spring in our area but parts of the west coast have felt the chill. here's the story from sacramento. >>> the shell gas station was more like an assembly line for most of sunday. semi tr

we have been monitoring this live picture from the newsroom. we do see a few police cars in place, not a large group to speak up just yet. it's formerly known as the bank of america tower and it was formerly owned formally owned by trump. the african human rights coalition is speaking out across trumps racism, homophobia, islam phobia, and other things coming up today at four. >>> meanwhile, activists are calling to shut down donald trumps website. it on april first, the video posted online calls trumps campaign deeply disturbing and hateful. we do hope you stay with us for containing coverage on today's primaries. after the polls close, we will bring you the results right here on kutv fox two. >>> the white house is holding st. patrick's day couple days early as the average prime minister makes his traditional visit. today the irish prime minister arrived for a round of luncheons and receptions hosted by president obama. the to world leaders hosted europe's refugee crisis in the northern ireland peace develop meant. >> it comes with dealing wit

fox5's les krifaton joins us live from the newsroom with more on his address. for a school district that doesn't rank very high nationally there has been plenty of progress under the leadership of superintendent pat skorkowsky. his state of the district address gave him plenty to brag about today. i am going to bring out the newest edition of the cimarron- memorial memorila family and that is the queen of hearts so can we bring out the queen of hearts? if this robot built by cimarron students is any indication things are looking up for the school district. pat skorkowsky was more than excited to brag about this accomplishment to start his state of the district address. out of 646 teams and 34 countries we had the number 2 robotics team in the country. his theme this year is leaping forward and that's what he said happened over the past year. 3 ccsd schools were named by the u.s. department of education as being among the top 335 schools in the country. the ranking is based on academic achievement. the only district that had more

our senior political reporter michael putney is in the newsroom now with the story. >> michael: victor, i have never seen anything quite like this. the republican who ran twice for president and lost today slammed the current gop frontrunner. mitt romney lambasted the donald trump and didn't mince words. >> if we republicans choose donald trump as our nominee, the prospects for pay safe and prosperous future are great-greatly diminished. >> michael: romney systemically criticized trump calling him unqualified to be president. fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. [ cheers and applause ] he's playing the members the american public for suckers. and all we get is a lsy hat. >> michael: romney even questioned trump's business acumen saying many of his ventures have failed? and waved happened to trump airlines? how about trump university? andhen there's trump magazine. and trump vodka. and trump steaks and trump mortgage. a business genius he is not. >> michael: it didn't take long for trump to respond in kind. >> mitt is a failed candidate. he failed. he

abc7 news reporter sergio is in the newsroom. that video is i can isenning. -. >> it is tough to watch. they are hoping the attacker is familiar to someone who seized the individual yo. the police officer -- seized the video. here is the surveillance video. you can see the victim getting away from the attacker. he runs around a car and seems to trip. that's when the armed robber pounces. >> it looked like punches, but it wasn't. he was carrying some type of unknown object. >> according to police tam is from manchester, england and was visiting a relative in southern california. we spoke to his family and they requested privacy right now. the brutal attack has residents shocked. >> this neighborhood i never felt this is is creepy. i you hear about every once in awhile something happening on van ness, a scuffle or something like that. never a homicide or anything like that. >> we noticed this is a busy area for tourists and so be showed a couple of surveillance videos. >> there are people here from all over the place. >> although sh

. >> we want to go back to the newsroom are alex giles breaking news at the alert center. another a third reported shooting in charlotte in the past hour. what have you learned? >> the medic tweeted out they are responding to a third reported shooting a gunshot charlotte we told you about two reported shootings in north charlotte one on mcginn grove drive and the other on brookshire boulevard not sure if they are related. keep you posted as we learn more about the shooting incidents. the third reported one we are hearing about in east charlotte along the plaza and we have sky3 headed to the scene. as he soon as we get more information we will bring it to you. back to you. >> thank you. >> more live pictures now. ted cruz finally at the podium addressing a group that central baptist church in kannapolis. he just started speaking. and let's listen in. >> turnouts for republicans. and dismal turnouts for democrats. now that suggests winds of change may be acoming. and then on super tuesday, a on super tuesday once again turning on the tv. every pundit said donald trump is goi

we've got dinner in the newsroom waiting for us right now. here on air at clickorlando.com, powered by news 6, we have you covered, a special webcast starting at 7:00 on clickorlando.com and on the air from 7 to 8:00. we'll keep you updated on the latest results online and the news 6 app. >>> moving to other local news right now, a brushfire comes dangerously close to a brevard county publix. sky 6 flew over the scene this afternoon. take a look. this is along state road 524 in cocoa. you can see the smoke in the air, lots of it. we told you about this fire. it is out now. firefighters say the fire spread hot embers to nearby areas but are okay. >>> two people are dead tonight after a wrong-way crash on i-4 involving a minivan and a taxi. i-4 westbound was closed more than five hours as troopers investigated this. it happened near the sand lake morning. the extent of the damage could be seen for miles after troopers say fernando clementa drove the van into i-4. troopers say he was driving lanes. not long after he got on the interstate, he slam

this video into the newsroom. this was happening this afternoon in charlotte west boulevard near remount road. and you will see the officers with a vehicle stopped. we were wondering what this was. and we were told that was a stolen vehicle and one person was taken into custody. and you can see the suspect loaded into one of the cmpd vehicles. when we get more information about the suspect and what they are doing we will bring it to you. >> thank you. >> a map accused of a triple murder five years ago could be put to death. everett hewitt went before a judge and he maintained he is innocent and will go on trial for first degree murder with the death penalty on the table. steve ohnesorge was in court and spoke with the sister of one of hewitt's alleged victims that story is new at 5:00. accused of three counts of first degree murder. five years ago when he was arrested he told me he was innocent. >> did you kill those people? >> no, i did not, sir. >> the murders happened four people shot and three died u i want jus

live in the newsroom. back to you. >> thank you. >>> other breaking news at this hour, despite a promised fight by senate republicans president obama just nominated merrick garland to the u.s. supreme court to fill the seat of the tracy tray hand is here with more. >> reporter: just within the past hour the country has come to learn essential three life story of merrick garland n. that rose garden ceremony president obama called him one of america's sharpest legal minds. but as republicans continue to call for the next president to nominate the next supreme court justice, president obama made it a point to show garland's likability on both sides of the aisle. here's what you need to know about the president's pick. the 63-year-old is a native of the chicagoland area, skoekie, to be exact and graduated magna couple lawed. he vetted garland by speaking to republican and democratic members of congress alike and every member of the senate judiciary committee. his lengthy resume includes clerking for judges appo

tiffany is in the newsroom. >> natasha, heartbreak for family whose have been holding on to hope. a united states official said that at least two members are among the victims of tuesday's terror attacks and the families have been notified. they are the first confirmed men deaths from the airport and subway bombing. secretary of state john kerry is in brussels today offering condolences. secretary john kerry did not provide details. this morning one name confirms that two died in the blast. they are dutch citizens would liveed in new york so they are the not the ones the united states officials are referring to. belgium police conducted more raids and detained six people. a massive manhunt is underway for two suspects, one seen at the subway before the blast and the other at the airport. this man here. officials say the suspect in the height jacket at the airport was on the united states terror watch list. >> we will watch that all morning. there is new information coming out every few minutes. now, over to meteorologist mike nicco and he is showing us our weekend weather. >> start

some brackets are being circulated around the newsroom. >> that is true.etail -- retailmenot, sports fans are expected to spend on average, $90, on their brackets. the entries into the tournament. >> we're joined live this morning by our sports commentator and community manager for retailmenot. thank you for joining us. you have two people. one person is putting money down. i am so tuned out -- i'm not into it at all. on people on two polar opposite ends of this or if anybody in the middle? >> i don't know if they are polar opposites or not. but it doesn't matter if you are a sports fan or not. you can participate. i think that is why the ncaa tourney men and bracket challenge is an all of that are so popular now. because you don't have to be a sports fan to participate. a lot of people do -- as you pointed out. people spend on average, $90 on brackets. a lot of money being spent. >> what are they spending money on? that has to be more than just spending money to enter into the office pool. >> actually, if you take into account other spending outside of br