flagdown the confederate and raised the united states flag in the flagpole. the war began in april of 1861. for yearsame dates the war ended for montgomery. is difficult for anybody to reconstruct a. of intense loyalty. a bit of a struggle for many many people. now black people were free. a whole new economic environment was created. everything changed in a sense. one of the first efforts on the part of the blacks to gain civil rights. they were running separate streetcars for the blacks and whites. all streetcars in montgomery lined up on that morning. there was a panic because you can get streetcars and the town was growing city needed streetcars to get around. the changing of that ordinance. separate but equal was still in force for the schools and many other things. the social and political activities. issue.ecoming an the transportation issue going back again to the streetcars. segregated buses. just across the square rosa parks was a seamstress. store andut of the pick something up the drugstore. she made her purchase. but that where the lions heads are

. >> in our capitol you can see the united states flag being lowered at the white house in honor of nancy reagan. president obama released a proclamation requesting flags be flown at half staff at federal buildings, embassies, military pests, and naval vessels all as a mark of respect for the former first lady. >> spheresry loyal is how those who knew her described nancy reagan. remembered as someone who protected her husband professionally and personally. matt keller looks at their special bond. >> to the rest of the country he was president ronald reagan but to her he was ronnie. ♪ owe love is here to stay >> the rome maps was captured by decades of letters written by him during the early years of a relationship that would span half a century, both were actors the romance began in the early 1950s. >> after they were married, ronald continued the acting career but nancy retired, staying home to raise their two 13 and her two step children, saying her life truly began when she married him. behalf with knew nancy well. >> show brought an elegance to the white house. >> barbara walters said

says a lot right here, raul castro listen to the "star-spangled banner" standing next to the united states flag. >> they mentioned cruise ships and atms, these are things they are taking notice of. especially jackie who has been there. this is commonplace here. theseare things going on in cuba that hopefully are signs that president obama and the obama administration has been pushinin for the last two years. we will continue with our coverage. when we come back from a quick eak, we'lll have live pictures with this historic meeting that's next. looking great and stping out with confidence includes having beautiful feet. my newest beauty routine secret starts ithe shower. discover the latest innovation from amop\. the new pedi perfect wet & dry. now get effortless hard skin removal on dry or wet skin. plus, it has 2 speeds the easy way for touchably soft feet. suits me and my new shoes. new amop\ pedi perfect wet & dry. amop\. love every step. >> welcome back, everybody, and our continued live coverage of president obama's historic trip to cuba. in cuba, we're looking live in havana cuba right no

embassy, overpowered them and took dozens of american hostages. >> the iranians burned the united states flag the u.s. government saying they would stay until the u.s. sends the deposed shah back to iran. >> what i remember, this was the second day, was that the provisional government of dr. bosergon, the prime minister, essentially the people we dealt with that resigned. at that point i remember thinking we are definitely in the soup because there was no one to talk to. there was no government for our government to talk to. >> in tehran it is tuesday morning. the hostages at the american embassy more than 60 of them have spent another night. their ninth as prisoners of the iranian captors. and today president carter made his first public response to their ordeal. >> i am ordering that we discontinue purchasing of any oil from iran for delivery to this country. >> high administration officials believe that through today's action they have removed a bargaining tool that can no longer be used in dealing with the hostages. other officials say candidly that today's announcement was intended to da

back in the united states, flags will be at half-staff all week long. >>> one bay area tech company isthe spotlight after the brussels attack. the san francisco-based wickr is under fire for its private messaging platform that lets you send text, videos and photos and encrypted. but now counter-terrorism experts believe apps like wickr and one called telegram are getting into the hands of terrorists allowing them to communicate secretly. >> we are seeing not just iphones that can't be cracked, but entire communications systems that are designed to be impenetrable. and we're seeing those become the primary tools of terrorists. >> miller says he fears terrorists speaking to one another on the "dark internet" could lead to direct attacks in the united states. we reached out to wickr for comment with no reply. >>> part of president obama's healthcare reform will be put together today in the u.s. supreme court. it has to do with the requirement that health insurance cover contraceptives. the court will hear from christian groups that want full exemption on religious grounds. today's argumen

we made changes in the united states to make sure that passports are flagged of people who are visa waiver country participants with the united states. they are flagged if they traveled to the hot spots. do you think america is safer today? >> i think america is safer than the european union is. you know, there's always a lot more to do. yes, on balance, america is safer. we have to make sure that the weakest link in this case, the european system, doesn't feed us with people that are suspect from a terrorist standpoint on islamic militant standpoint. that is where all procedures have to be brought together and we have to be vigilant. >> cedric, thank you. talk to you soon. >>> 11 minutes past the hour. the war on terror creating new issues on the campaign trail. we have a that next. . >>> the terror attacks in belgium dominating the conversation on the campaign trail. donald trump claims they are turning a blind eye to radical behavior. trump and his rival ted cruz are calling for more aggressive policing in muslim neighborhoods. >> we need to use proactive policing and law enforcement an

wind without relinquishing any of the values we embrace in the united states in argentina, the flag of freedom. went without relinquishing any of the values we embrace in the united states and argentina come the flag of freedom. .his speeds up the discussion that is what we need for the cuban youth who need more freedom and want progress. between thenship u.s. and that america will be strengthened -- latin america will be strengthened in the coming years. >> [indiscernible] >> the olympics? president macri: i'm going. they have invited people to suggest questions, to ask both presidents. we chose this one from maria moore taro -- maria mortero from buenos aires. what was your dream when you got elected and were you able to realize it? president obama: i ran for deeplybecause i believe in the american people. and that our politics did not fully reflect all the values and the talents and the goodness of the american people. i thought i might be able to align our government with our ideals, to make sure every child has opportunity, to make sure if people get sick, they can get health care

strokes we learned of the reestablishment of diplomatic repletions in exchange for symbols of the united states flag flying over the embassy in havana and a cuban flag flying history of a cuban embassy in washington. we heard about how could you base designation as a state of terrorism would be lifted. we learned of the easing of sanctions to increase travel, commerce, and currency. but for those of us who understand this regime, we cautioned for nuance and urge against those broad strokes. we ask that the administration at least require the castros to reciprocate with certain concessions of their own, which would be as good for u.s. national interests as for the cuban people and for u.s.-cuban relations. for example, before the president ever traveled to burma, a country with notorious human rights abuses and with which this administration began to engage, the u.s. first demanded and received action by the burmese to address their human rights record. to be sure, the burmese government agreed to meet nearly a dozen benchmarks as part of this action for action engagement, including granting the red

having the president of the united states in the beast with the cuban and american flag. >> ahor: it was shorter than what it might have been because that was the moment. >> we s suld point out that in addition to 20,000 visas issued to cubans every year since 1996, 44,000 cuban internationals arrived to theu.s. border with mexico in 2015. people fleeing from this country. and just i believe yestery, nine cubans lost their lives on a raft, a boat trying to reach freedom in the united states. so the exodus of cubans is just -- it's nonstop. and o ocourse, the president and secretary of state kerer has said, we are not going to end the cuban adjustment act. because to en hint that it would, would probably begin even a bigger stampede. >> that's right. this is a dictatorship, where social presses and scarcities. the biggest problem and challenge is expectations. the huge expectations about the relationship with the president. expectations. overnight. how do the expectations play out? leaving the island or creating greater tensions. >> anchor: this is a tweet from president obama. [forei

it is being felt across the atlanta and here in the united states. and flags across the u.s. have been lowered to half-staff and will stay that way until sunset on saturday as a mark of respect to those who lost their lives and those who were injured in the attacks in bus else. >> alan fisher in washington, d.c. thanks, alan. >>> well, looking at the wider picture, the u.s. special envoy to syria say the belgium attacks put greater focus on the need for resolution in the syrian conflict. >> we want to remember with sadness but also with horror and outrage what has been happening in both istanbul recently and in the world by those recognized by daesh and the same group of terrorists in brussels. the message we're drawing out of it--we need to distinguish the fire of war in syria. we need to find a political solution. we need a political transition in syria in order to be able to make sure that we can all concentrate and the syrians all together can concentrate on what is the real danger of everyone in europe, in the world, in syria, and elsewhere. >> well, the attacks in bruss

united states and now we've almost come full circle. i dell would do his speeches. here we are in a much different picture here. >> we're hearing the anthem of the united states and flags, they were raised right next to each other. it's such a change in perspective for so many people in cuba, specifically in havana. a lot of people as i mentioned earlier questioning president obama's trip. we're seeing it here in south florida. we're seeing some protests in little havana. it's the same feeling in havana. aot of people, of course, welcoming president obama there but a lot of questio as to whether or not his intentions there are really going to play out to more freedoms and more a democratic way of life for them, more of an entrepreneurial spirit for these people, more freedoms that have in large part, according to many people, many cubans ask a lotf cuban-americans living in the united states want to see evidence to see this continue. this has been a very quick months in terms of normalizing relations here. but they are also in terms of that quick timeline, you have to start thinking about president obama and th terms he has left in office and he wants to lay some very

its change of symbols with the american flag flying over the united states embassy in havana and a cuban flag flying over embassy in washington. a s we learned about the forthcoming comm transformed the fact of the easing of sanctions to increase travel, commerce, courtesy. but for but for those of us who understand this regime, we the caution and urge against those broad strokes, we asked the administration at least require the castro's to reciprocate with certain concessions of their ow. for which would be as good for u.s. national interest as for the cuban people, and for u.s. cuban relations. for example, before the president ever traveled to burma, country with notorious human rights abuses, and with and with which this administration began to engage, they first demanded and received action by the burmese to address their human rights record. to be sure the burmese d government agreed to meet nearly a dudgeon benchmarks as part of this action for action. including granting the red cross access to prisons, establishing a un high commissioner for human rights office, release of politi

to choose again and he has president of the united states there went without relinquishing any of the values we embrace the united states and argentina. the flag of freedom. in other words it's about every human being able to decide what they want to do in their own future. this step that has been taken. and won more freedom to find more partners around the whole world. and it will be highly positive for the next few years this relationship. [ speaking spanish ] >> so we have invited people to suggest questions to ask both presidents and we chose this one from maria from the province of buenos aires. what was your dream when you got elected and were you able to realize it? >> well, you know, i ran for office because i believed deeply in the american people and that our politics did not fully reflect all the volualues and t talents and the goodness of the american people and i might be able to align the government with our ideals to make sure that every child has opportunities and make sure if people get sick they can get health care and to make sure that they don't discriminate against people on the basis of race or gender or disability or sex

as it is called, the president's limousine with the symbol of the president of the united states and side by side the flag of cuba and the flag of the united states of america, and as you go around, there really isn't a lot here that shows you that a presidential visit is coming. often when we see the president go somewhere, the streets that are coming from the airport are lined with banners. everywhere you go there are pictures. the only one i saw was right at the entrance to old havana by the cathedral. there was essentially a poster that had both raul castro and barack obama on it, but, wow, to see those flags, and every once in a while as i have been walking around havana, you see the two flags together. >> and i can tell you, prior to december 2014 when president obama and president castro announced that they would be re-establishing diplomatic relations, you couldn't find an american flag around here. that wasn't the kind of thing that you could fly out your window and go unnoticed. and being here since 2014 you started seeing a little more of that. obviously when the u.s. flag was raised over the n

and president obama has ordered that all american flags in the united states be flown at half-staff through saturday. out of respect for the victims in these attacks many and we americans may have been hurt. guys? >> thank you. seeing the images of today's attacks opened up old wounds for many. they look similar to another mass attack by isis that happened five months ago. this is what it looked like when they struck in paris. those bombings were the bloodiest conflict in the city since the nazis invaded in world war ii. 352 were hurt. a top leader from france was in charlotte for a luncheon. and he talked to wbtv's michael clark about the most recent attacks and michael he told he he was not surprised about what happened today? >> the french ambassador knew sooner or later there would be another attack but he thinks that radical islamic recruits are able to travel through european countries too easily leaving areas vulnerable for an attack. as the death toll from the terrorist attacks continues to

and he as the president of the united states, there went without relinquishing any of the values we embrace in the united states and argentina. the flagf freedom. the cause of freedom. in other words, it's about every cuban being able to decide what they want to do in their future. i believe this temper has been taken enables and speeds up the discussion and that's what we need for the cuban youth who want more freedom to find more progress around the whole world. i see that very positively. and ai think it will be highly positive for the next few years, this relationship between united states and latin america as well. >> -- olympics regardless of the instability there. >> that's out of the program. >> the question about the olympics and the president of argentina president macri saying he's going. that was fast. he said that question was out of the program but he did say he was going as we're watching this press conference out of buenos aires, one of the questions the president was asked about the optics of going to the baseball game. what's on the agenda. the merits of the agenda and the optics of the president being on the road. h

state at the library for a day to pay respects. she will be berried next to her husband at the library. >> in washington, dc, flags over the united states capitol are at half staff in honor of nancy reagan, the flag were out left shows speaker ryan requested the lowering. the governor brown ordered the flags lowered to half staff. >> people paying respects have dropped off flowers in front of the reagan presidential library which was closed on sunday and visitors were turned away. they were allowed to leave flowers anding ins. >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton are campaigning in michigan today. they engame -- they engaged in a it whod debate talking about the huge problem with lead in the drinking water and about each other. we were in washington, dc. >> in the budget place of general motors, hillary clinton drew a clear distinction between the two democrats. >> i voted to save the auto industry. industry. he voted against the the >> if you are talking about wall street bailout where some of your friends destroyed this economy. >> she homeds a 17-pints lead in michigan where shining cities of steel have turned to rust and the water

here in the united states president obama ordered that all flags be flown at half-staff, pledging american support to the belgian people. george spencer, "nbc 10 news." >>> former sixers center and nba player was at the airport in brussels. his foundation says he was not injured. mutombo posted, thank you everyone i am safe here. god is good. >>> flights to philadelphia from brussels have been canceled and travelers can expect to see an increased presence of officers in and around philadelphia international airport. today there was a noticeable increase of law enforcement including homeland security details and philadelphia police patrols. former canadian counter terrorism offer dr. scott white showed our cydney long what police look for. areas like the tsa check point is where passengers must be alert. >> this is a potential threat. and we just saw a police officer walk out the door. >> it is scary. you know, but we think we'll have to fly. just be vigilant. >> passengers we spoke to say they feel safe and comforted by the level of security at philadelphia international. there are no thre

chemical products and an islamic state flag, we can tell you isys has claimed responsibility for the attacks and the chairman of the homeland security says that us at - - united states intelligence believes that is true. >> it was coordinated. there were secondary targets and explosions. this was a very strategically placed organ it - - operation.

the ships are flagged outside of the united states. so they don't have to follow some kind of -- there's no law in the united states that has the ships. >> she says the best way passengers can protect themselves can by reading the fine print of the contract. >> there's no one contract that covers every cruise line. so you have to know what's in line you're dealing with. >> what should they do to improve the industry? >> the cruise lines need to do what they seem to be doing, which is putting more people on weather tracking and on creating safe itineraries for the ships. we're living in a more volatile era in terms of the weather, and they need to probably put more resources to tracking this. >> reporter: royal caribbean has said it will be strengthening its storm avoidance policy and hire more support personnel in the miami office. i'm jessica formoso, fox 5 news. ernie: thank you very much. and joining me right now, a travel expert. nice to have you here. you've traveled the world. you've been to every country in the world. incredible

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i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? today we have an opportunity to take another step forward on the comprehensive addiction and recovery act, cara. a critically important and bipartisan bill to address the growing prescription opioid and heroin epidemic. as we've worked through debate on this legislation, we've heard numerous stories from across our nation about the toll this crisis is taking on americans. and today i want to take a moment to address the difference cara can make in my home state of kentucky which has been among the hardest hit by this epidemic. more people are dying from drug overdoses than car crashes in the commonwealth, and that's largely due to prescription opioids and heroin. we know that education and prevention programs can help reduce the number of people who experience drug addiction and overdose. one program i've been proud to support is the drug create community frahm which provides lg funding

united states. >> right before the anthem begins we stand up. we look to the flag and we put our hand over our heart. >> why the hand over the heart. it's a good question and nicole brewer has the answer. >> just part of this answer is pretty straight forward. right, what you might expect. the other part was actually a surprise to me but before we get to the answer, i want to give quick shout out to viewer john, who asked why do we put our hand over our heart during the national anthem? it's a good question, john. especially on the anniversary of our nation's anthem. ♪ >> you know the national anthem, right. >> you don't want me to sink, do you? >> oh, say can you see. >> by the dawn's early light. >> what so proudly we hailed. >> at the twilights last gleaming. >> that's it. >> we all know our national anthem. and what to do when it's being sung. >> supposed to stand. >> and put your hand over your heart. >> correct. why do we put our hand on our heart? >> good question. >> it's something that we hold dear to us. >> you love the land you're from. >> it's actually

united states. >> right before the anthem begins we stand up. we look to the flagnd we put our hand over our heart. >> why the hand over the heart. it's a good question and nicole brewer has the answer. >> just part of this answer is pretty straight forward. right, what you might expect. the other part was actually a surprise to me but before we get to the answer, i want to give quick shout out to viewer john, who asked why do we put our hand over our heart during the national anthem? it's a good question, john. especially on the anniversary of our nation's anthem. ♪ >> you know the national anthem, right. >> you don't want me to sink, do you? >> oh, say can you see. >> by the dawn's early light. >> what so proudly we hailed. >> at the twilights last gleaming. >> that's it. >> we all know our national anthem. and what to do when it's being sung. >> supposed to stand. >> and put your hand over your heart. >> correct. why do we put our hand on our heart? >> good question. >> it's something that we hold dear to us. >> you love the land you're from. >> it's actually pa

united states. our ship was flying a u.s. flag for all intents and purposes. it was u.s. territory on the high seas. therefore, immunitity does not apply. now, what unfortunately, the united states government has been doing, and there's another case. sorry, i forgot to mention it has been instituted only a few months before in california, for the death of a united states citizen executed. executed because the u.n. fact finding commission found he was shot five times. once in the face at point blank range likely when he was laying on his back already down. and what happened when that u.n. fact finding mission report came before the u.n. human rights council before a vote. the united states which had one of its citizens executed was the only country to vote not to approve that report. if we're talking about the influence of the u.s. lobby or israel and its relationship with the united states. is it good for america when it causes america to take such shameful positions against the rights and lives of its own citizens that cannot be good for america. but that case is also ong

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president obama has ordered all american flags in the united states be flown at half-staff through saturdayect for victims of the radical islammist attack in brussels. be sure to vote on our poll tonight. do you agree with donald trump that the united states should rethink it is involvement in nato? cast your vote on twitter at loudobbsnews. follow me on twitter@lou dobbs news. and follow knee on instagram at "lou dobbs tonight." links to everything at loudobbs.com. >>> up next, trump doubling down on his tough stance on terrorism. >> if they're coming from certain other places, and if they're muslim, they have to be checked very, very carefully. they're having a very hard time assimilating no matter where they go. they're not assimilating easily into other countries. lou: trump and his views how to deal with radical islammist terrorism, well, that sort pa of the subject of my commentary coming up here next. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn

president obama saying that the united states stands in solidarity with belgium. he's ordered flags to fly at half staff in honor of the victims. >> we heard reports about raids continuing in brussels and the efforts to track these guys down. any latest updates from there? >> we know of four location. authorities will say there are multiple locations across the country, but piecing together the media reports, they've raided a number of different apartments. interesting, they're not letting out much information here. if they have the identity of the man for whom they're looking, the man in the light colored coat with the black hat, they're not releasing it. if they know who carried out these attacks, they're not he will -- they are not telling us. they have received a lot of criticism forgiving the details of what salah abdeslam had been saying, concerns that some of these attacks, though planned well in advance, might have been expedited. high alert across the region. >> shep, thank you. >>> so the people of brussels mourning the victims with vigils and memorials throughout the city

he went without relinquishing any of these values that we embrace in the united states and argentina. the flagof freedom. not what they want to do in the future. >> it enables and speeds up the discussion. that is what we need for the cuban views. wanting more freedom. i think that it is highly positive for the next few years. this relationship between the united states. >> that is out of the program. i am going. >> yes. so, facebook. people to suggest questions to ask both presidents. from the province of boy knows eris. >> what was your dream when you got elected. were you able to realize it? >> well, you know, iran for office because i believed deeply in the american people and that our politics did not fully reflect all the values in the talent and goodness of the american people. i thought i may be able to align our government with our ideals. to make sure reaching out had opportunity. to make sure that if people get sick, they can get healthier. make sure that we do not skim and eight on race or gender or disability or sexual orientation. that we are good stewards for our planet. that we

they can't have the united states -- the american flag leading the way. yes it is.talking about responsibility -- >> these people are angry like you said, second or third generation people who feel disenfranchised by their educated or not. stuart: why did they call them? >> he wanted to profile america if you will. when you listen to military experts, they have all said regardless of ideology, we can get rid of isis. that is not the issue. it's a bigger picture. how do we get rid of those being radicalized in self radicalized. idea get rid of the mindset of what is happening throughout the world on the internet. >> you will accept no responsibility on the part of the president whatsoever for what's going on in europe right now. nothing to do with us. >> i don't say it has nothing to do with this, but i don't put blame on the actions of murderers who took the bus to 30 people on our president and quite frankly when i put it on the blame of the president if he was a republican either. stuart: this started with the failure present a promise of these in iraq and in syri

chemical products and an islamic state flag, we can tell you isys has claimed responsibility for the attacks and the chairman of the homeland security says that us at - - united states intelligence believes that is true. >> it was coordinated. there were secondary targets and explosions. this was a very strategically placed organ it - - operation. not been yet attacked - - connected to the explosions in paris. but they do have the same characteristics of explosions used in spirit >> the world is on high alert and certainly here in charlotte as well. >> it will have an immediate impact that shopping centers and public places here in charlotte. our . our reporter is continuing coverage as the fbi told to go for - - todd police officers how to prepare for the attacks. >> reporter: today's training they said could not have come at a more timely moment. >> reporter: police officers has spent the past two days preparing for the worst. morning as the of - - the violence they were preparing for erupted in brazil - - in brussels. we were there as agents took officers through active shooter training. they approached various scenarios they could see in real life. some o

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flags. back in the united states, you can add canceled school trips to the list of after affects from the attacks >> dozens of students from a new jersey prep school will be staying home and their families footing the bill. brian thompson has that story from jersey city. >> reporter: 50 students signed up for two european trips, they were supposed to take off today. last night parents were bringing suit cases home after the sudden cancellation. >> disappointed. >> reporter: the deadly attacks made it too risky for school administrators, the superintendent saying quote to the safety of our students is our highest priority. students not so convinced. >> while there were attacks, i feel that it is typically safe when there's a lot of attention on the place when a lot of people. >> you would have gone? >> probably would have gone. >> if the security is bumped up already you're going to have more security. you're saying you don't have safe in the security and over there. >> airport security has been bumped up. people still flying, now the issue getting refunds. some of these students fearing their fam

. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> item 7 rfx the ringing and use of cell phones pages and similar sound producing devices are prohibited. the chair may order removal from the meeting of any person responsible for ringing or use of cell phone pager or similar sound producing electronic device. a member of the public has up to 3 minutes to make a pertinent public comment. public comments on items not listed on the ajnda >> i have one card, david santose. >> good floon, thank you for the time. i am here in regards to a previous meeting regarding landing right agreement between city and count aef san francisco port commission and south beach harbor [inaudible] it specifically is for increased insurance requirements and i believe there wasn't input through the public sector and would like to have information to who to speak with at the city and county level risk management office. i contacted different port e-mails and haven't received a appro

flag. and belgians are gathering to mourn the victims. the united states issued a travel alert to american citizens from now until june 20 to understand the risk as terror groups continue plotting attacks throughout europe, particularly at sporting events, tourist sites, restaurants and in transportation hubs. >>> the terror attacks are prompting questions about how prepared we are in the united states, particularly our mass transit. and we have team coverage tonight, "action news" reporter christie alletto is live at the airport speaking with travellers. we begin with dann cuellar along the security tracks seeing how the trains are rolling. dann? >> where is the outpouring for support for the belgian people is coming in. people pouring out hearts, sending thoughts and prayers. and also, as you say, officials have increased security at soft targets in philadelphia, as is the case in the wake of the horrific attacks. as the evening rush hour at the suburban station police presence on patrol, bikes and k-9 units to sniff out bombs. even with that they cannot

i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice is for all. president loftus, i'd like to call roll. president loftus, here. turman is en route. commissioner marshall is excused. mazzucco, present. we do not have a quorum at this time. also with us is police president. >> my name is suzy loftus, we do these meetings every month, we go out and have our third wednesday of the month at a district station so we can have a klapbs to hear directly from folks who might not come to city hall or working closer in the neighborhood by hearing what's going on. we are going to start off by introducing ourselves. we also have day jobs and live in the city like you all. i will start with commissioner mazzucco z. >> my name is tom mazzucco, this is my favorite part of being on the commission and going to different districts. i'm a native of san francisco, my day job is i'm a partner here in san francisco but before that, like commissioner loftus, i served for 10 years as an assistant dist

one of the suicide bombers had been flagged by turkey and the united states as a possible terrorist. the dead in belgium include residents of seven different >>> another terror attack in iraq where a suicide bomber has killed dozens of people. it happened at a soccer match in a stadium 30 miles south of baghdad. 29 people were killed, 60 more were wounded. no one has claimed responsibility for the bombing, but isis had been responsible for several suicide bombings in and around the iraqi capital. >>> the jetblue attendant carrying cocaine has been ordered to be released to home confinement on half a million dollars bail. she will remain in custody until april 7th when there will be a hearing in los angeles. tsa officials say recommended dropped the bag full of cocaine and ran when she was pulled aside for a screening. >>> hundreds marked good friday by re-enacting good friday with what they believe was christ's walk with the cross. violence and persecution. it seems like the whole world was carrying a cross. that's what this is about. we're in it together. >> during the way of the cr

president obama saying the united states stands in solidarity with belgium. he ordered flags lowered to half staff for the victims. near london, number 19 downing street, the flags of brussels and the union jack at half staff first night in the lorening as all of europe on high alert. >> another sad terrorist attack. clearly, this was in retaliation for the arrest friday of the paris master mind. do we know the extent of interrogation that is going forward? isis promised more attacks. and more retaliation. do we know to the extent of interrogation, in other words, he would probably have knowledge i would assume of other terrorist cells in the area or elsewhere around europe. >> they're not being specific about that matter but saying that they believe this attack had to have been long planned, most likely prior. investigators say to the arrest of salah abdeslam, the one you mentioned, the man in custody now. they say they believe that would have already been planned. the question is, was this attack expedited because they fear he might be saying something that they don't want

united states special ops commandos. that's neat. they'll parachute into macdill with a large american of flag. we will speak to a couple of them in about an hour or so to find out how they prepare for their heroing performances. and the event runs saturday and sundnday. gates open at 8:8:00 a.m. aerial performances get underway at 8:15. >>> let's talk about a crazy and dangerous drive. you got to see this. hail and strong winds proved to be destructive in texas. a lot of damaged cars in the dallas fort worth area. and even ambulances took a bad beating. much hail, you might even think it was snow. were ripped off. buildings were dismantled. and the carport at a police station, wow, you can lee that over there. leigh, we're not dealing with anything like that here but -- you can see that over there. anything like that here. >>> we're going to start to see the rain chances coming up just in time, unfortunately, for the airfest. let me take you through today. extra cloud, 68 degrees at 8:00 a.m. a 10% rain chance by 11:00 this morning and then 20% chance through the afternoon. so most of you stil

flags. they are hoping to find dna evidence. homeland security here in the united states insists there's no specific credible threat to the united states but they are stepping up security at major airport, rail and transit stations and today security officials are trying to decide whether people coming in belgium need extra screening before entering the u.s. belgium is one of 38 countries where citizens don't need a visa to visit the u.s. i will continue to monitor the situation. >> okay. we will continue to check back. thank you. >>> we want to go ahead and turn our attention to the bay area. the show of support for brussels, tampa's suntrust building is lit up here in colors of the flag of belgium. >>> breaking election news overnight, the results in three states are trickling in this morning in the western primaries. on the republican side, front- runner donald trump has claimed victory in arizona. nbc news is projecting senator ted cruz to win utah. on the democratic side, senator bernie sanders is projected to win utah and idaho. front-runner hillary rodham clinton c

. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. item no. 4, public comment not listed on items on the agenda. >> is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. ooul item no. 5a. executive director's report. >> good afternoon, president willie adams, elaine port director. i would like to say thank you for being appointed to the port. this honor has a particular significance to me. a significance that i will carry through this transition period and will call upon times when times are harder. she has left an organization with many contributions. now i'm leading this incredible organization during this transition. outgoing director left us with this strategic plan. this strategic plan is a road map of a very tangible achievable commission for the port and we will use this guide throughout the period. since the announcement last week, i would say that i received nothing but encouragement and offer from help from port staff. the

. >>> flags at the united states capitol are flying at half-staff in honor of nancy reagan. first lady michelle obama paid tribute from the white house. >> peggy noonan was a speech writer for president reagan and cbs news contributor and "wall street journal" columnist. with us is "60 minutes"t lesley stahl who covered the reagan white house. >> good morning. chef? >> oh, she had plenty of influence. this was the ronald andreagan were not only a great love affair and a great marriage, they were a great partnership. she looked out for him. she made sure he had time to ime to do what he had to do and made sure people didn't take advantage of him. she also was someone who bluntly told her husband her views. she didn't try ragging away at him, but boy, on big things, she told him what she thought. >> you know she ragged away at him. you >> no. i mean in an irritating way and knew nod to the that but when she had a bee on her bonnet, did for eight years i slept with the president and if that doesn't give you special access, i don't know what does. >> that is exactly it! >> such

i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: in the last national election, the american people elected a republican senate. since then we've accomplished a lot of important things for our country. landmark education reform, permanent tax relief for families, and small businesses, significant action to repair america's roads and bridges, and just last week decisive steps to address the prescription, opioid and heroin epidemic. the republican senate has been able to lead on many important issues because we've focused on areas where both sides can agree. rather than just fight about issues where we don't. now everyone knows one issue where we don't agree, and that's where the american people deserve a voice in filling the current supreme court vacancy. republicans think people deserve a voice in this important vacancy. the president and senate democrats do not. whoever it sh

are you citizens of the united states. [ applause ] >> yeah, congrats to them. you see them waving the flag the tears that you cannot see. >> and the cheers. very happy for them. great story. >>> well i tell you a beautiful day today. windy but we love it, paul. >> good enough. this is a good time of year. visiting on break. people following their favorite teams. and the day will end on a great note. a sun set at 6:35. expect a lot of great photos on a bunch at 10 and at 11. that's ongoing sun set. high pressure is up. ky see the maps. we'll get an east, southeast bands and showers across the mississippi valley. it is about the timing. you have weekend forms. >> and the best chance. >> this is not only severe weather the rates will be causing flash flooding and arkansas and moving in to three all of arkansas it is pouring all day. back to the ozarks. rain requests to kansas city. up to st. louis. >> we're acting like a block keeping that bad weather at bay. 80s now. dew points are coming up the dew point is 60. you feel it. 62 in palmdale. it will not be july humid but higher than what we h

flags mean? >> i'm president of the united states. this is about projecting. he's cagey enough to recognize that -- and it's even heightened this week, that establishment republicans look at him and say he's nuts, his temperament is bad, he's this and that. he's got to start projecting the notion something that looks presidential. and his speeches sometimes can get -- >> how does he -- i argue -- i'm not his campaign manager, i got real problems with him. but as reagan said, you work the difference. he's been a builder. he does stuff. he's not a great debater. he doesn't do schtick for a living. why doesn't he talk about rebuilding the country? talk big, positive stuff? every labor union would have no problem backing him. >> i would predict you will hear a lot of that in the general election if he's the nominee. >> he's credible. >> you occasionally hear things about he criticizes the rail system in the u.s. >> how about jfk airport, how about the train station in new york. >> he's done so many other things that are provocative. he is saying some of those thin