it's part of the toner program and political reporting at syracuse. it honors the life and work of the late walden toner for the "new york times." >>> leaders from dozens of countries are coming to d.c. this week. the nuclear security summit starts on thursday. today d.c. police and the secret service are will tell us what impact they expect if you live or work here in our area every day. traffic of course. this is just a fraction of the road closures. parts of mass avenue and this morning avenue northwest will be shut down. k-street, m street, parts of 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th will also be closed and metro trains will stop running through the convention area can during the security summit. this applies to sidewalks and bike lanes, too. the entire list is on the nbc washington app. >>> end of an era for a jazz club as the last notes were played inside bohemian taverns on u street. we caught up with one of the final groups to play in the historic venue. the venue has played host to dozens of legendary jazz artists for 90 years. musicians tell us they're

the toner prize is part of the toner program in political reporting at syracuse. program honors the life and work of the late robin toner, the first femaleat political correspondent for the "new york times." >>> today we expect to learn more about how an international event will impact the district this week. dozens of leaders from countries are coming to d.c. for the nuclear security summit. today d.c. police and the secret service will talk about the kind of rlaw enforcement and securit you will see around town p. could impact how you get around. road closures include parts of mass avenue and new york avenue northeast, parts of k and m streets will also be shut down. and metro trains will by pass the convention center station during the security summit. the closures apply to sidewalks and bike lanes, too. >>> well, it's the end of an era if a jazz club as the last notes were played inside bohemian taf he we taverns on u street. we caught up with one of the final groups to play in the historic venue ahead of the show. the venue has played host to dozens of legend

the toner prize is part of the toner program and political reporting at syracuse. the program honors the life and work of theat the first female national political correspondent for the "new york times." >>> for teams are headed for houston and four are going home. three top-seeded teams lost, including virginia. they were outscored by 20 points in the second half. seniors said they can't believe they're headed home. >> i'm happy because i've done so many great things with this team. i have brothers for life now. i'm sad because it's over and angry because we blew that lead. that's just the way it goes. >> in addition to syracuse, villanova, oklahoma, north carolina are playing in houston this coming saturday. the national championship game is one week from tonight. >>> well, you may have seen or shared a photo on the internet. this one is a sad paw-paw. many of hisgr was his reaction. however, the photo went viral. take a look over the weekend. he was the center of attention at his giant cookout. hundreds of people were there. >> hard to believe this many people a

dell toner is in the -- dell toner -- in the middle 70s still in the northern tier. 77 in daytona beach, 73 palm coast, 81 melbourne, 75 claremont. there is a satellite and radar. they are a little bit thicker. that's where, in this hour, sprinkles over towards ocala. we could get a couple sprinkles popping up. most of the action back to the west. there is a front that will sink definitely a more active picture here. it was the a chance for some scattered showers for part of our saturday forecast. for the rest of today, in orlando 2 pm a 20% chance, a light shower or sprinkle that could pass by. by 4 pm or 5 pm he will have that 30% chance of showers and it is still warm with temperatures in the middle 80s. i apm, those temperatures -- by 8 pm those temperatures will drop off. we will talk about the timing of rain are part of our weekend, coming up. >> it you can track those rain chances at wftv.com. 95 southbound in volusia county. there were some delays shortly before 8 am. we are asking troopers have serious those injuries are. and we are trying to find out how many vehicles were inv

the state department spokesman is with us live, mark toner. mark, thanks very much.we know, have specifics on exactly how many americans are missing or injured? what can you tell us? >> so a couple of things. first of all, there's still a number of americans, i don't have a precise number, who are missing. we're working to compile a list and you spoke about just now your reporter spoke about some of the difficulties inherent in that process. but we're trying to compile an accurate list of who's missing and that from a variety of sources from the belgian authorities, from family members identifying from media, all reporting that american citizens have not been identified or have not been located in the aftermath. this is not atypical after a mass casualty event whether it's may natural disaster or in this case a terrorist attack, but we're work rg hard to come up with a credible list of those individual whoz are out there still missing. at this point in time, we also don't have any confirmed american deaths. that may change, of course, as they work to identify some of

toner is speaking about identifying americans in brussels. has to say. >> it takes some days to accumulate the names to come up with a cred ill list. that's what we are are in the process of doing right now. with regard it official americans, we have identified two individuals not yet accounted for. >> on this point, i heard on the news today, the parents of one american missionary, they are dwing to brussels to look for him. >> that's right. >> and a couple actually, a husband and wife, and their parents were also stay saying they were on their way to belgium. >> excuse me, i'm aware of both of those cases. i can't speak to them because of privacy act considerations. that said, there's a number of cases like that. every one of them heart breaking and difficult for these families. they want information about their loved ones who are missing. we have folks on the ground and back here frankly, a small task force we have established to work the names to try to find out again establish a credible list of names of people who are still unaccounted

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mark toner was pressed about this at the briefing and explained part of what's made this so difficult>> this was a mass casualty event, everyone realizes that. with a number of fatalities but also a number of injured. and with regard to some of those fatalities, identification is a problem, it's hard, it's difficult. >> reporter: it is the nature of this kind of a terrorist attack with the blast injuries that the process has been slow. we're still only two days after the events. and i'm also told by some of the hospital officials we've been in touch with today there are four patients who are being treated who are in a coma state and are unable to be identified because they did not have any i.d. on them and they're not able to communicate with medical staff. so you see how complex this is with 40 nationalities represented among those killed or injured. >> interconnected world, isn't it? thank you, kelly o'donnell reporting from brussels. >>> now, we're going to bring in seema mody. here's the news. >> mixed day. dow gaining 13, s&p 500 ending lower by 1 but the nasdaq pulled out a gain

it's named after the late robin toner, the first female national political correspondent for "the new york times." she was a graduate of syracuse. >>> there will be another call to regulate pedestrian plazas from unwanted solicitation and harassment. they will talk about the issue at 11:00 this morning. not far from where many costume characters pose for pictures 61% have had a negative encounter with the characters saying it makes them feel unsafe. >>> they can gnd little aggressive. >> absolutely.e> it is 4:40 right now. caught on camera, the moment the ro rof gives way under a group of rowdy college students. j>>> the wilo chase in california that had a suspect on the runoff-roading. >>> there is rain on the way. if it hasn't hit you, it's going to stick around for aivouple of hours as well. your weather and traffic on the >>> it's 4:43. four things to know this morning. state department confirms there were four americans killed stin and stephanie shults were kieled in the airport bombing. vepgt tors are relsing information about the other two victims, not just yet. >>> police sear

while speaking at the toner awards dinner, he called on the fourth estate to hold themselves to the highertandard and while taking some responsibility for the divisive culture in american politics, he called on american companies to invest back in the good and not dumb down the news. >> if i say the world is round and someone else says it's flat, that's worth reporting but you might also want to report on a bunch of scientific evidence that seems to support the notion that the world is round. a job well done is about more than just handing someone a microphone. it would be better served if billions of dollars in free media came with accountability. especially when politicians issue unworkable plans or make promises they can't keep. and there are reporters here who know they can't keep them. i know that's a shocking concept. >> let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill? >> well, jonathan, a big storm is moving across the country. severe weather, get snow out of this. even a blizzard. this is a spring-like storm. right now this is over the west, over neva

. >> a washington awards dinner that honors robert toner, president obama delivered a lengthy indictment of the climate. >> i was going call it carnival atmosphere and that implies fun. it would be better if it came with serious accountability especially when politicians issue unworkable plans or make promises they can't keep. >> reporter: the cruz campaign expects to receive the endorsement of governor scott walk never just a few hours. trump knows he's in a delicate fight until the convention. paul will lead his delegate efforts. man i ford helped the president win the last time the parties had a contested >>> democrats bernie sanders and campaign in wisconsin. a new poll this morning shows sanders has closed the national gap with clinton is just six points behind. clinton led by 12 points in the same poll a week ago. the democratic front-runner is looking past sanders and taking aim at donald trump's foreign policy plans. >> trump wants us to pull out of nato. yeah. really. the most effective defense alliance in the history of the world. nato is headquartered in brussels. there's work

and this is what mark toner said in the state department. >> acknowledging genocide would not necessarily result in a legal obligation for the united states. >> reporter: that statement is raising concerns among other groups that have an elevated obligation to object. they need to back it up with actions so that the international community not only speaks with one voice. but work to facilitate their reign of terror. heather? >> shannon bream, live for us. thank you, shannon. >> well, candidate donald trump makes a move and pressuring republican law makers to accept him as a presuchltive nominee. we'll get into that with our political panel and a show down over the supreme court pits the white house over senate republicans. has president obama made them an offer they cannot refuse. >> the president wants to bo boat -- beat up on the saebt. he believes that the the successor who ever it is will choose the person that fits that role. that person will be far to the left than judge garland. theyd start saving for retirement. then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving.

mark toner said the sentence was unduly harsh for the actions warmbeir allegedly took. now, warmbier graduated from wyoming high school as salutatorian in 2013. he is currently enrolled at the university of virginia and was in north korea with a new years tour group. warmbier was arrested as he tried to leave the country... despite official claims that us citizens arrested in the dprk are not used for political purposes, it's increasingly clear from its very public treatment of these cases that the dprk does exactly that. it only underscores the risks associated with travel to north korea. the state department went on to request north korea pardon warmbeir and grant him special amnesty and immediate release based on humanitarian grounds. they also say this case is a prime example why the u-s government strongly recommends against all travel by citizens to north rl mo fox19 now. the stage is now set for an epic showdown... between the white house.. and the senate... over the supreme court... president obama's pick of a highly respected moderate-- chief judge merrick garl

at a washington awards dinner that honors the legacy of "new york times" political reporter robin toner, president obama delivered a lengthy indictment of the campaign's indictment. >> carnival would be better, but it's not fun. especially when politicians issue unworkable plans or make promises they can't keep. >> reporter: just moments ago wisconsin governor scott walker endorsed cruz for president. now as for trump, he knows he's in a delegate fight from now until the convention, and so has hired legendary republican paul manafort, who helped president gerald ford win the last time republicans had a contested imevention back in 1976. >> major, thanks. >> democrats, hillary clinton and bernie sanders, will both inton wi today in wisconsin. rninw poll this morning shows losedrs has closed the national justith clinton. nd.s just six points behind. 12inton led by 12 points in the same poll a week ago. sa the democratic front-runner is ooking past sanders and taking him at donald trump's foreign aim ay plans. >> trump wants us to pull out of nato. yeah. .eally. the most effective defense

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[cheers and applause] nicole: clinton has caught 1200 toner and delicate so far. sanders 571.he trump campaign important because 99 republicans up for grabs. peter. >> donald trump took a victory lap in jupiter, florida after his latest primary when last night. and also made his pitch to any wavering republicans ahead of key races next week back here in florida and in ohio. >> it started or do much with new hampshire and iowa. no matter where you go, records. be back on average talking about more than 50. you're talking about millions and millions of people whereas the democrat there down 30, 35%, down from what they were. we were up by 50%. you're talking about millions of people cheered as he gets the biggest story in politics today. i hope the republicans will embrace it. reporter: trump did not call for senator mark rubio florida to drop out of the race saying the decision after last night would be up to him. back to him in new york. >> thank you so much, peter. democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz was a guest on the telephone last night. they gave

that award is named after the late robin toner, the first female national political t correspondent for "thu new york times" and a 1976 graduate of syracuse. >>> happening today, the times square alliance renews the call for the regulation of pedestrian plazas. elected officials and others will be speaking at 11:00 at duffy square about unwanted solicitation and harassment by costume characters. the all workers have had a negative encounter with the characters with half saying it makes them feel up safe. >>> in the cnbc money report, a new study finds that the group of americans saving the most money are millennials. bank rate.com says their study shows that 62% of millennials are saving more than 5% of their income. by comparison, just 50% of pe tle 30 and older are saving at ausunt of money and 21% of americans aren't saving anything from their paychecks. >>> it is 5:10 right now. it's an eerie seen inic ntralp park. a mysterious tombstone is donald trump's name on it. >>> a parachuter who missed the mark. >> ouch. >>> you're watching "today in fios is not cable. we're wired different

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has prosecuted leaks and set a new record for denying requests delivered the keynote address for the tonerrize for excellence in political reporting. while he congratulated the winner, alec, the president also had strong words about the current political climate. >> when our elected officials and our political campaigns become entirely untethered to reason and facts and analysis, when it doesn't matter what's true and what's not, that makes it all but impossible for us to make good decisions on behalf of future generations. a job well done, is about more than just handing someone a microphone. it's to probe and to question and to dig deeper and demand more. the electorate would be better served if that happened. it would be getter served if billions of dollars in free media came with serious accountability especially when politicians issue unworkable plans or make promises they can't keep. the reporters here who know they can't keep them. i know that's a shocking concept that politicians would do that, but without a press that asks tough questions, voters take them at their word. ultimatel

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earlier today, mark toner addressed the u.s.'in the wake of these attacks. >> with regard to our own internal u.s. accountability, that is still ongoing for two individuals. we are making every effort to account for the welfare of both. chief personnel as i mentioned u.s. citizens in the city. >> since the paris attacks we have been talking of course about this brussels suburb which is just about a 20-minute walk from where i am sitting tonight. it is where salah was captured and where ibsalem was able to hide during the four-month manhunt. i spoke with a professor from u.s. and foreign policy. we started off by talking about whether something like the see something say something campaign we're all so familiar with in the united states could work here in belgium. >> a much more federal or central control of security measures, surveillance, and that's something much more difficult to realize in europe. not only because europe is a loose connection of 28 member states but also a history and culture approach if we think about german

here is mark toner at the state department yesterday. >> so acknowledging that the genocide or crimesinst humanity have taken place in another country, would not necessarily result in any particular legal obligation for the united states. >> the white house says it has already been acting against isis and doing what it can to help the victims long before today's decision to use that label of genocide. melissa? melissa: that's the whole point of the label is supposed to bring with it more consequences. that is why we were going through this. it is so frustrating. shannon, thanks for the report. david. david: let's take another look what the markets did today. they essentially erased all the losses in earlier months of this year. we're back to a slight gain from where we started the year on january first. by the way, janet yellen talking down the dollar and of course when the dollar goes down gold and oil way up. oil is up, back up over $40 a barrel. eventually probably that will mean price of gas at pump will go up as well. melissa: this is big development today, something to keep an e

reporter: at this hour we've got an ongoing news conference at the state department and spokesman mark toner says 12 americans are still unaccounted for. he said an unspecified number may, in fact, be dead at this point. he didn't quite say it in those terms but what he did try to explain to people in a sensitive way, it's a mass casualty inches den. wh -- incident. when you're talking about the amount of tatp, it could vapor rise people who were next to it. that's one of the reasons that we are struggling with the identifications of individuals who were killed or injured at this point. >> kathryn, what about the new video that isis put out? i'm hearing reports of a new video. >> what stands out of a nine minute video is it has a feeling of being prepackaged or preproduced. it uses american and european news reports to book end the video showing belgian foreign fighters in syria. their target practice and training but significantly it does not contain video of the suspects responsible for the brussels attack, at least the names and faces that are public at this point, so in no way is this a

in washington today, state department spokesman mark toner said the u.s. is standing by its ally. >> we certainly support and share with the iraqi government its goal of liberating mosul as quickly as possible, but this has to be an iraqi led effort. >> reporter: already, there's been an american casualty linked to the battle for mosul. a u.s. marine was killed saturday by a rocket attack near there. his newly deployed unit is helping defend an iraqi military base. by all accounts, a decisive victory in mosul is not going to be quick. instead, iraqi military officials say the battle will be a lengthy, street-by- street, hard-fought campaign. today's offensive is the very early stage of that battle, drawing the noose a little tighter around the largest city under islamic state control. for the pbs newshour, i'm jane ferguson in erbil, iraq. >> woodruff: meanwhile, the syrian government announced its troops have fought their way into palmyra, with support from russian air strikes. the roman-era city is held by islamic state fighters and lies at a key crossro