u.s. service member, whether that service member and the family members were at the airport or at the metro station. those two sites of the twin bombing in brussels, belgium. we are getting confirmation that u.s. service member and his family or her family, we're not clear either one, also caught up in this tragedy. we will continue to follow that. by the way, the fbi in this country has boosted its surveillance of current members that are suspicious in this country who have been under surveillance up until now. they have boosted the surveillance of suspected extremist. a lot of frenetic activity following the pictures on the screen. what happened earlier this morning in brussels, belgium. both the airport and a metro station, as we mentioned, were bombed. me metro station in the heart of brussels. perhaps, a signifying message from isis because there's a very important strategic building close by. and that is the european union. we're also after the break going to speak to the secretary general of nato. the member nations of nato themselves all belong to a coalition fighting isis. nato its

u.s. secret service agent, i want to ask you a question. e is reaction time that is so quick, as we saw today, as we've heard about, by the u.s. capitol police officers, so that the magnetometer goes off, there's an alarm and the individual takes out his gun. before he has an opportunity to fire that gun is shot himself by a u.s. capitol police officer. that is a split-second decision. tell us about the kind of training that officers go through, because i imagine what you went through as a u.s. secret service agent is probably fairly similar to what the u.s. capitol police go through in that respect. >> yeah, that would be accurate. there's two different things here. there's the actual mechanics of drawing your weapon and firing it as a law enforcement agent and capitol hill police, which is difficult enough to learn frankly. that takes thousands upon thousands of rounds. but more importantly it's the target discrimination. it's training in multiple scenarios to learn not just when to shoot but when not to shoot. engaging in we used -- we di

u.s. services and american allies.was in the face of a massive soviet naval buildup, worships, missiles, satellites, and worldwide soviet navy deployment that took place during the 1960's, 70's, and 80's following the cuban missile crisis of 1962. it was also developed, the maritime strategy, in reaction to the american carter defense policies from 1977 through 1981, which saw the u.s. navy useful, principally, to escort envoys of supplies across the atlantic for the u.s. army and air force in germany. they did not foresee the useful role for the navy's carrier in fleets,us and submarine and subsequently reduced funding for those forces. the u.s. navy during this. -- during this period had a better idea, they had a document , a concept of corporate operations by admiral heyward, the assistant fleet commander in the late 70's, it was called c and this was in newport, rhode island. this is important. also achieved in the late 1970's a much better understanding of how the soviets thought about major operations i should sa

u.s. services to operate freely there. president obama is preparing for a historic trip to cuba this coming weekend. >>> wral's leyla santiago will be traveling to cuba for the historic trips. look for her lab reports sunday. >>> mother teresa will officially enter sainthood september 4. the nun renowned for caring for impoverished people died in 1997 at the age of 87. she was beatified in 2003 by pope john paul ii after being attributed to a first miracle answering a woman's prayers to cure her brain tumor. pope francis officially cleared mother teresa for sainthood in december when he attributed her to a second miracle. the final hurdles to make her a saint. >> an incredible woman she was. >> such an inspiration. you to spend some time outdoors. >> absolutely. we may have a few complaints that it is too hot and it's true. our temperature running today, 20 degrees above normal this time of year. we throw that title normal around loosely, because this time of year we tend to have a wide range in our temperatures. either th

u.s. service member was killed by enemy fire in iraq. the american marine was killed outside of isis-controlled mosul. his name has not been released. the apparent mastermind of the paris terrorist attack said that he drove the other attackers to his location and then abandoned his suicide vest. he was supposed to go to the soccer stadium. he was arrested yesterday in a he has been on the run since the attacks that killed 130 people. one day after people rallied in support of a durham teenager, he is learning he will be deported. immigration and customs officials will not stop the deportation of the 19-year-old. he was picked up in january on his way to riverside high school and is being detained in georgia right now. he is going to be sent back to honduras tomorrow. butterfield released a statement saying that he was disappointed in the director's decision and urged her to reconsider. any choice -- chance of appeal will not happen until monday. white house as now the primaries are just three days away. andrea: the mayors of raleigh and

u.s. parks service doesn't have. >> bridge is going to take a coalition of regional partners. >> reporter: the memorial bridge repairs would take up nearly all of the u.s. parks service budget for all parks across the country. but it needs to be done. but when you talk about the bridge being so bad it has to close, that's a heck of a decision to make. >> it is. and it's not one we take lightly. but what's most important is for drivers and pedestrians to be safe. >> reporter: the bridge first built in 1932 also is used by many pedestrians and cyclists. >> i go across it every day on my bicycle and travel over it on my vehicle and on occasion it's been a real problem. >> a local family got much needed closure after a week of wondering if their grandmother's bo body had disappeared. it turns out that the body in the casket is their loved one. virginia gray's body was home two weeks ago and looked in the casket and did not recognize gray. they went back this week and got a second look and brought along their grandmother's personal doctor. >> the physician determined that it is my grandmother.

u.s. service member killed in iraq since october of 2015. >>> this morning, pennsylvania authorities are trying to figure out why a retired state trooper and killed two people. sunday morning at the toll 65 miles west of harrisburg, police say clarence brigs pulled a gun and ordered two employees into the administration building. briggs shot and killed a toll collector and a security guard. >> commonwealth and the turnpike and the pennsylvania state police will extend the resources necessary to make sure we find out exactly what transpired this morning and to make absolute certain that our system is secure. >> briggs was shot and killed by state troopers. >>> an indiana's sheriff's deputy died. two deputies were serving arrest and search warrants at a home north of indianapolis when they got inside, they were met with gunfire. the other officer was wounded. the suspect was found dead inside the home. >>> and it may be spring, but this morning, a winter-like storm is hitting the northeast. maine, are expected to get up to 5 inches of snow, but some areas of new england could get up to a foot. it

u.s. service member and five family members and three more missionaries were also injured in the airport attack from utah and we have continu continuing live femor coverage to attacks. let's go to "fox5" melanie alnwick live at the belgium embassy with more there, mel. the flags are lowered here and a small memorial is growing under the plaque polls. throughout the day people that watched the terror on tv were moved to make the gesture and journey here to northwest d.c. a small gesture, d.c. of candles, and bouquets. homeland secretary jay johnson. >> expressing my cone dollences to the bell yum people and their ambassadors here. it's a scene repeated in brussels and outside the stock exchange and they remembered belgiums as they came together to mourn and believe in a better world. now belgium ambassadors johansson verbeke is grateful for condolences and his people will not give into fear. sgle meantime, mop ument as cross the globe were illuminat illuminated in colors of the belgium flag from the eiffel tower and empire state building and capital wheel at the national harbor. >> dulles intern

u.s. service member and his family at the airport. and three mormon missionaries are all from utah but were >> we must be together, regardless of nationality or race or faith in fighting against the scourge of terrorism. >> reporter: a look again at the photo released by authorities. you can see it over my shoulder. investigators believe the two bombers. the third man on the right in lighter clothing is also not wearing a glove and is being hunted across belgium. at this point, it is unclear what role he may have played in the attack, but authorities are trying to locate him. back to you. dari: dan, thank you. the nypd has increased security throughout the city in response to the attacks. >> we continue with lisa evers in times square to show us the extra measures you'll notice there. >> reporter: it has been business as usual in times square, pretty much most of the day, with one difference. there's a heavier nypd presence. now police commissioner bratton is telling us that they were able to ramp up protection and after those attacks

u.s. service member killed in iraq this year. hundreds of marines have been deploying to iraq over the past year. >> senate republicans are getting pressured to side with president obama on his supreme court nominee. there are 50 rallies planned, including one in cleveland. that will be at 1:30 this afternoon. most republicans think the next president should nominate the justice. >>> a 6-year-old california girl is being taken away from her foster family. >> it's because she is 1.5% native american and her foster family is white. a court ruled she will go live the battle started four years ago when relatives challenged the department of children and family services. the law says the little girl can only live with a native american family. her foster family says the law breaks up families. >> this little girl will be ripped and removed from her home and why the courts are so afraid to make a decision that goes against the law that was never meant to apply to a child like lex. >> family services was sent to get her yesterday mornin

u.s. service member there. staff sergeant was the first marine killed last month. meanwhile, the anti-isil coalition is going after target in iraq. the latest strikes killed a dozen people in western anbar province. some of them may be civilian casualties. anbar has been under isil control for more than a year now. u.s. aircraft has hit aisles oveisil over the weekend. the opposition accusing the government of delaying talks of a political transition that would remove president assad from power. this while russia calls for an earth meetin--for an urgent meeting. >> let me explain to you how it's supposed to work. the sensation of hostilities in place for more than three weeks. what they have here in geneva is a coordinated certain where there are russian of officials and members of the u.n. including some military office who is are working here with the united nations. they're supposed to look at all the violations and try to get a clear patent of where they've had violations. now everyone is saying that there have been violations but there is a significant drop in

u.s. service man and three mormon missionaries from utah. all of them suffering serious injuries. the belgium prime minister declaring three days of national mourning. belgium police meanwhile releasing this video of the possible bombers. they believe the two policemen in black are dead. authorities are issued a wanted notice for the man in the tan jacket on the right. authorities discovering a third bomb belt that was not detonated. he possibly left it at the airport. police safely neutralized the device. the facility will remain closed at least through tomorrow. now in denver, part of the denver international airport evacuated over a possible security threat. the heightened alert caused by the bombings in brussels. we are told the west side of the main terminal is being swept and no vehicle traffic is being allowed on that side of the facility. so far nothing credible has been found. >>> and as we mentioned homes ago, raids underway right now in brussels. authorities confirming in one home they found chemicals, an isis flag, and a bomb that contained nails, among other things. t

u.s. service members are advising iraqi security forces. iraqi troops are preparing for an assault on mosul. >>> two americans were killed among four people in a suicide bomb attack in turkey today in istanbul, in the middle of a busy shopping district. just last week another attack left 35 people dead in ankara, the capital. at least three dozen people were injured in today's explosion. >>> the "stop trump" campaign heated up today in arizona as the republican frontrunner campaigned in that state, which holds its primary on tuesday. and where immigration is a key issue. we get the latest tonight from hallie jackson in arizona. >> reporter: stopping traffic, hoping to stop trump, protestors filled this phoenix street. an arrest, arguments, again, after these angry scenes in salt lake city last night. his supporters line up for trump's rallies in arizona. ground zero for the political battle over immigration. today trump appearing with governor jan brewer and controversial sheriff joe arpaio. >> you know, this country has a big, big problem

u.s. service member and his wife and four children in the netherlands were hurt although officials won't release the extent of their injuries. >> i would be lying if i said i wasn't afraid. >> two of the missionaries are recovering from severe burns. officials hope to release more of the numbers on the casualties tomorrow. >> do you have any wore on the attacks from september. >> there could be a connect and the explosives will be compared to the paris attacks. >>> thank you very much cristina. >>> president obama says people are are praying for the people in belgium and the world must unite. >>> president obama and his family left cuban. cuban president raoul castro was there to say goodbye. the next stop for the president is argentina. >> the spear of the u.s. trade trade is lit up and done in solidarity. >>> homeland security says there is no specific or credible intelligence of any terror plots in the united states but stepping up patrols and rail and transit stations across the country. tom vacar is at san francisco international airport where travelers are on alert. >> frank if they are st

u.s. service man and three mormon missionaries from utah. all of them suffering serious injuries. the belgium prime minister declaring three days of national mourning. belgium police meanwhile releasing this video of the possible bombers. they believe the two policemen in black are dead. authorities are issued a wanted notice for the man in the tan jacket on the right. authorities discovering a third bomb belt that was not detonated. he possibly left it at the airport. police safely neutralized the device. the facility will remain closed at least through tomorrow.

u.s. service member to die this year. officials issued a brief statement saying more marines will be sent to iraq, but the exact number is not being disclosed. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg held a rare meeting during his trip to china. on saturday zuckerberg met with propaganda chief in beijing. coming as china is increasingly cracking down on internet use. facebook and other social media sites are banned in china. china's propaganda chief said he hopes facebook and chinese tech companies can work together to share technology to improve the internet. >>> to decision 2016 now. today chelsea clinton in the bay area to raise some money for her mother's presidential campaign. chelsea headlines an event at a private home in palo alto. one of the main hosts the found founder theranos. intense scrutiny after a "wall street journal" investigation revealed that the company's blood testing technology is not as accurate as they claimed. cnbc reports that that fund-raiser was originally going to be held at the company's headqu

u.s. intelligence services is excellent and has never been as strong.when we were faced with serious, most serious difficulties, our both countries have been -- have pulled together especially in the counterterrorism fight. i hope you will forgive me for not giving you any details over this cooperation. if i were doing this i would run the risk of not being minister tonight, i would be fired and my work is not finished. the recent events have let us to enforce cooperation and trust. >> if you have a question please provide your name, your affiliation and one thing, minister, before i ask that question that i think you raised a very pertinent and relative point and that is the role of media not only covering these sorts of issues but from an operational trade craft perspective. we had our first significant situation in the boston marathon bombing where you had media well intended but potentially unintentionally identifying what our operations are, what our think cigarette. this is an issue that i think goes beyond and extends beyond simply media but also

u.s. service member to be killed in iraq was back in october. >>> the contaminated water concerns in newark. beginning today, every newark school building is being retested for lead in the water. it has a sense of urgency after officials found elevated lead tonight news 4's brian thompson gives us an exclusive look inside one of the buildings as teams got to work. >> reporter: the teams of private lead testers fanned out across a dozen school buildings. this the field house thr the city's major st, uhm. nbc cameras were the only ones inside at any of the buildings in this first round. as samples wo e drawn in what will be a massive retesting across the system. but many schools, this the nearby first avenue school, had no his lonhof leadavesting exceeding the epa threshold. ila for one student there, she sticks to bottled water. >> i think the water could be messed up. i really am like scared to get sick about it. >> in other schools, this is rringer high. also in the same neighborhood water fountains are off limits. all ofwwhich suggests a hefty repair bill for the school system to fix any

u.s. service member and his family at the airport. three mormon missionaries were badly hurt. the three are all from utah but were working in europe. president obama pledging solidarity with belgium during his visit to cuba. >> we must be together regardless of nationality or race or faith in fighting against the scourge of terrorism. >> reporter: belgium raising the terror alert to the highest level possible. a house search in a neighborhood led investigators to another bomb containing nails and a flag with the markings of isis. >> we are going to have to win this war against isis in no east. we can't sit back here and just pretend we're the goalie and we'll stop all of the shots. >> reporter: the bombings followed the arrest of the main suspect from november's terror attacks in paris. he was taken into custody alive in belgium four days ago. unclear if this is related to that arrest. alison: what a terrifying day. let's get over to lisa evers in times square with more on how new york city is responding to the attacks. >> reporter: the police commissioner is telling us there'

u.s. service member to die this year. officials issued a brief statement saying more marines will be sent to iraq, but the exact number is not being disclosed. >>> what's black and white and running all over? >> newspaper. >> there you go. >> two zebras on the loose on the streets of oakland. >> at least they were on friday. here's the photo of the pair on the lamb after escaping from a traveling circus set up near 0.co coliseum. circus owners managed to wrangle the animals fairly quickly and bring them back to the circus. >> the idea of the escape growing on this zebra and a similar thing happened last november. the same circus company when it was visiting philadelphia. >> keep those guys under wraps. >> that's when two zebras from the universal circus -- there you go. >> the zebras got sold. >> they're on the run. >> no word if the zebras were the same one that escaped this little jail break here in the east bay. >> not exactly native to california. >>> let's go back to the campaign trail now to close this half hour. >>

u.s. service members are advising troops are preparing for an assault on mosul, a large city that has been held by isis for almost two years. >>> two americans were killed, at least among the four people in a suicide bomb attack in turkey today. it happened in istanbul, inned middle ed the middle of a shopping district. last week an attack left 35 people dead. three dozen people today's explosion. >>> the stop trump campaign heated up today in arizona as the republican front runner campaigned in that state which holds its primary tuesday. immigration is a key issue. from hallie jackson in arizona. >> reporter: stopping traffic, hoping to stop trump, protesters fill this phoenix street. >> when i say stop you say trump. >> reporter: and arrests, arguments, again after these angry scenes in salt lake city last night. his supporters line up for trump's rallies in arizona, ground zero for the political battle over today trump appearing with the governor and a sheriff. >> this country has a big, big problem with illegal immigration. >> reporter: he is now ramping up attacks on mitt romney after

u.s. services unless you're an u.s.citizen. >> there are limits and restrictions, but it is permitted to them. for illegal immigrants they're barred from joining the military and it should stay that way. >> the program concept came out of the attacks of september 11 september 11, 2001. the united states had intelligence information that would possibly allow us to prevent the attacks. but the information had not been translated. we had people in the country who spoke those languages, the languages we needed, but we weren't recruiting them for the military due to the fact that the immigration system was dysfunctional. >> many who enter the country illegally speak key languages needed by the military look like korean, arabic russian and chinese. to date those who enter the u.s. illegally have enlisted. 51 have started basic training and a handful have already been naturalized. the army wants to boost the number of recruits that it enlists but the funding for the program is set to expire i in 2016, and there is no talk in c

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u.s. service member with his or her family of five. live in the satellite center, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. those attacks in belgium have officials here in philadelphia on high alert tonight and vernon odom continues our team coverage at 30 and street station. vernon? >> reporter: rick amtrak here at 30 and street station has dramatically increased security it's very visible. it's happening at major transit stations and platforms across the country and a lot of riders we found were rattled. >> all tickets and mobile devices thank you -- >> this is the way it is at 30th street stake, racked up higher than normal. bomb sniffing dogs and this new yorker says it was the same when he left the big apple this mon. >> security was very, very tight and there were tons of police and dogs. >> in response to the brussels massacre amtrak is joining other transits across the nation for more heavy armed cops delowed and bomb sniffing dogs. >> overall the chances of anything happening to yourself is still pretty remot

u.s. service personnel have returned from the battlefield with career ending wounds but many of them still have a sense of service and a lot oflp them fight left in them. some of them are putting their skills to work chasing down people who abuse children. we have this story. xd. >>r formerf* army ranger, block. he and other elite members of forces, arer new mission. >> so the hero corps being a unique program thate1 it is, it gets a veteranc the opportunity to notok only take on a\@ mission, but really,f* to rescue children. >> reporter: jayr himself a former highly decorated army ranger leads the team as the\@ko head of axdt( nonprofit called "protect." they partner with homeland security investigations+w3 to traint( and place these veterans with law enforcement agencies around the3w country. >> you see groupss7 of children being abused at levels the average american can't fathom and the axq+se seemslp to be getting more documentedxd_ and worse. >> reporter: protect says theko_e1 united_ states is the world's largesti producer of child pornography. the images too hard zn look at, often t

u.s. service member and his family who may have been injured. right now u.s.fficials are trying to confirm that information but caution that this is still a very fluid situation. anthony? >> jeff pegues, thank you. >>> an unexploded suicide vest was found at the brussels airport after the attacks. an army bomb disposal team was called to the area and the sound of a controlled explosion was heard. >>> and we want to pause to bring in our cbsg >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you very much. president castro, the people of cuba, thank you so much for the warm welcome that i have received, that my family have received and that our delegation has received. it is an extraordinary honor to be here today. before i begin, please indulge me. i want to comment on the terrorist attacks that have taken place in brussels. the thoughts and the prayers of the american people are with the people of belgium and we stand in solidarity with them in condemning these outrageous attacks against innocent people. we will do whatever is necessary to support our friend and ally, b

u.s. postal service? paul: please, take out the u.s. postal service. no, i don't think it does.is easy to get negative and say this is obviously a shot directly at ups or fedex. while amazon is a material component, by no means, it is not over -- i think the deeper issue here is that we have a company that feels like it has unique needs. it has the unique needs that it has to get stuff overnight or even same-day delivery, large packages, and do it in a way that fedex and ups were set up to do it as conveniently as amazon would like. i think this is really about solving a unique logistics problem that amazon has created for itself by its amazon prime program. this is really the flip side of the remarkable success of amazon prime and you are seeing in action what the company has to do to meet its obligations through that program. emily: jonathan, when you echo that? jonathan: absolutely. you have a fixed amount of infrastructure out there that is trying to solve increasingly difficult problems in logistics space. there are so many providers out there. with respect to cargomatic, 9

u.s. services in america.s devised in the face of a massive soviets naval buildup. submarines, aircraft, missiles, satellites, and worldwide soviets navy deployments that took place in the 1960's and .0's and 80's the strategy was also developed in reaction to the american carter administration's defense policies from 1977 to 1981, navy saw the u.s. necessary principally to transport supplies to the air force in germany. they didn't see any useful role amphibious or submarine fleet and reduced funding to those forces. the u.s. navy thought it had a better idea, it developed the idea and a planning document -- in a planning document. in a series of annual global wargames at the naval war college in newport, rhode -- nd, this is important. the u.s. navy also achieved, in the league 1970's, a better understanding of how the soviets thought about naval combat operations at sea, and what their priorities were paid -- were. there is nothing written about that because it is classified, but there is a book by our coll

u.s. service man to be killed in iraq since last october. he died when his unit was hit by rocket fire. happen in a coalition base in northern iraq and close to mosul. it remains under the control of isis fighters. they are assisting iraqi forces in wresting control from that city to isis. and the base is expected to serve as a staging area for an iraqi- led assault on isis positions. peter cook said "this is the second combat death since operation inherent resolve and it reminds us of the risks our men and women in uniform face every day. >> he was awarded three campaign medals and three sea service deployment ribs. he was remembered and honored in his southern california home town. >> we know that liberty is not fro and it costs something and seldom do we see what it cost and today we were reminded what it costs. >> several other marines were wounded in the attack and currently are being treated, heather? >> the fire base had only become operational a few days earlier. >> reporter: yeses, it was a recent addition to the fight against isis, yeah. >> thank you very much. >> hillary clin

we are just learning the names of the latest service member killed by enemy fire in northern iraq. the u.s. department of defense says staff sergeant lewis f. cardin was a marine from southern california. officials say he died two days ago from injuries when his unit was hit by rocket fire, just outside of the islamic state group held city of mosul. the last killing of the u.s. service member in iraq was in october of 2015. >>> meanwhile, the lone surviving terrorist of the paris attacks is now talking to interrogators and admitting that he was planning more attacks. that's according to belgian foreign minister. saleh abdelslam was arrested this weekend and along with him authorities found a large amount of weapons in the police raids. he's now fighting extradition to france and his lawyer says against the paris prosecutor for revealing details of the interrogations. he's scheduled to make his first appearance in court wednesday. >>> this line to have their pictures taken at a holiday display at that mall at one point the bunny throws his gloves off and takes the shopper to the ground. rig

u.s. digital service. as a government word that means manager, and right before i got there to do this, if you count this as the healthcare.gov story, right before that, i was here working just across the street at mco that google. i was a site reliability engineering manager there. hillary: i came to the federal government through the presidential service, and at the end of my fellowship, we launched atf. there it was a much more dramatic story there. 18 f. i have been working with government for about 20 years, which is crazy to me. it was always sort of from the outside. when i found out about the fellowship, about where i saw government going and what i wanted to do and how i wanted to have an effect on the services that all of you use, the fellowship philly the right fit for me. -- felt like the right fit for me. i came to government for a short stint and have been there ever since. >> a short stint. >> it was supposed to be about six months. didn't go home after six months. >> hello, good evening. i'

u.s. service member and his family were hurt in the attacks at the airport and also at the airport, three american missionaries from the church of ladder day saints were hurt. they are all from utah and in the last hour we learned that one man was feet away from the explosion. his family says he has severe burns and a severed achilles tendon. one family was also at the boston marathon. another person has burns to his hands and head but in good spirits. shrapnel was removed from his legs. the church says the men were taking another church member to the airport so she could begin a church mission in the united states. woman has just minimum injuries. there was a spokesman talking about the men. >> they are doing okay and take care of and looking at the possibility for them to be better soon and to be able to get out of the hospital. >> as for the american service member we confirmed he is with the u.s. air force with the joint command, he and his wife and four children were hurt in the attack. authorities are not talking about the extent of the injuries. in a statement the air force chief o

u.s. service member killed in iraq since is october of last year. the staff sergeant died outside mo so l and rocket fire hit his unit. he was from temecula in riverside county and was out of camp lejeune in north carolina. >>> a dog owner and his friend held a memorial for a pet killed after a confrontation with a safe way security guard in san francisco. abc7 news shared the story on friday. he accused a guard of hitting him and smashing a cell phone and kicking his dog. roscoe was killed when he was hit by a car. his friends gathered outside on 16th street today. >> i received so many e-mails and dog love and people love. it is really helping me through. >> safe way says it is investigating what happened. san francisco police are also looking into wednesday's incident. >> still ahead, hard work is paying off. four east bay teens earn the highest rank in the boy scouts. the program that has helped them flourish is is looking for help itself tonight. and the new apple products expected to be unveiled in the bay area tomorrow. also caught on camera,

u.s. secret service and the marshals service.he moment is both letters were sent from the same person. nicole: president obama making an historic trip to cuba. donate what the cuban leader wrote castro today to discuss economic and democratic reforms. president obama arrived yesterday for his three-day trip to the first visit to the country by a sitting u.s. president in 88 years. >> this is an historic visit and a stark opportunity to engage directly with the cuban people and to forge new agreements and commercial deals to build new ties between our two people and for me lay out the vision for future brighter than our past. nicole: the president said to deliver speech on my cuban television tomorrow. he'll also attend a baseball game between the tampa bay rays and cuban national team. meanwhile, hours before he landed a human rights on a major protests. cuban authorities arrested more than 50 people in the west. by the way, castro did not great president upon at the airport. donald trump right away posting diana blau, president

u.s. service members from being handed over to the icc and has demanded immunity nor all u.s. military personnel involved in u.n. peace-keeping missions. >> bay scombing and moscow do not have a shining-- beijing and moscow have not had a good record. but u.s. speaks of the rule of law. i think this is a significant failure not on the international community but in terms of washington's own policies. >> reporter: the icc has heard 23 cases from ten countries since it was established. leaders from the democratic republic of the congo, uganda, yornlg i can't and other nations have been handed prison sentences for war crimes. whether the icc will ever deliver international justice remains to be seen >>> joining me now in the studio is attorney-general rebecca hamilt hamilton and in san francisco former ambassador for war crimes issues, david sheffer. le led the delegation to establish the international criminal court and he is the author of all the missing souls, a personal history of war crime tribunals. before we talk about criticism of the international system of julys, can we

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u.s. military services and the military wants to reward those illegals 5illegals by granting . citizenship. what the u.s. government has done, especially in times of war. with duarte geraldino reports. diswawrduarte geraldino reports. >> reporter: dave tomlinson is an immigrant from be be south america. he just became an american three years since moving to new york city. >> how long has your mother lived there? >> 20 years. had a green card, i decided to join the army because i wanted to speed up the process a little bit. >> that process can take up to five years from when a foreign he obtains a green card. >> once i joined the army it came through in a few months. >> reporter: for years, the army had actively recruited foreign residents by fast tracking their citizenship when they enlist. but in 2008 widened the pool of potential foreign recruits. more controversially, in 2015, president obama expanded the program, making it possible for people illegally entering the u.s. to join the armed forces, a fast track to american citizenship within months. it's about 4:30 in the monk

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u.s. service members killed in the vietnam war.s part of an on going commemoration to mark the 50th anniversary of that conflict. and that is the news update at this hour. back downtown to squawk alley. kayla, back to you. >> thank you so much sue. well after a daylight savings time break and a long holiday weekend the close in europe is back as is simon hobbs. >> it's a mixed day today. it's been a four daybreak for many in europe but mixed overall. just for the record. we had good data coming through on bank lending today. the fastest ways for four years and now doubt it will also tighten the rules on mortgages as well. which is big news in the u.k. it's not hugely market moving. the major factors through the session have been the way in which the oil stocks have sold off and the mining stocks have sold off. you will be aware of barclays yesterday and reaffirmed but still the sector is down and the oils have fallen. the banks have also fallen. particularly some of the weaker banks but some of the stronger ones as well they failed