however, a united states official said that two families were notified. belgium police detained six people in a cease of raids overnight and another arrest made this morning. a massive manhunt is underway for two suspects, one seen on surveillance video before the blast in the subway and the other would you see right here at the airport. united states officials say the airport suspect was on the united states watch list but his name was not been publicly releaseed. >> we will follow developments >> we will follow developments from the >> you have fog at napa to american want beyond, and it is half-a-mile visibility. be careful. we will have patchy fog and orinda i saw fog there and around livermore, as well. the day planner shows it is milder this afternoon, a last mid-40s to mid-50s out there through 7:00. and the fog will fade and sunshine and a few passing high clouds and sun glass day. temperatures near the 60-degree mark at the coast all day. we are in the low-to-mid 60s inland at noon but low-to-mid 70's at 4:00. we will look at the three day foreca

united states officials believe they have identified this map in the light jacket, he was reportedly on united states terror watch list but his name not yet released publicly. in the newsroom for abc7 news. >> bay area authorities still ramping up security in the wake of the brussels attack. four k-9s and united states coast guard officers were on a ferry from alameda to san francisco as they made their way support city the you can specific the same today, with very security measures leading up to super bowl 50. stay with abc7 for continuing coverage of the brussels terror attack and you can get the latest updates by downloading our free news app with punish alerts. >> a lot is happening and we will get your update on weather and traffic. >> meteorologist mike nicco? >>> yes, good morning, everyone. on this friday, we are waking up to high clouds and falling out there in livermore and napa and american canyon. from our exploritorium at pier 15 it is clear over san francisco, 42 to 54 on the day planner, at 7:00 temperature, and milder than yesterday. worry 58 at the coast. and all thr

weapons tested linked to the pursuit of a long-range nuclear missile capable of reaching the united states. officials call it a serious situation and we will follow it and stay on top of it. barbara: diplomatic efforts are under way to free an american college student sentenced to 15 years hard labor in north korea. he was convicted of stealing a propaganda poster from his hotel. americans are legally allowed to travel to north korea but the state department strongly rest against it. john: an effort to stop donald barb idaho and utah tuesday. barbara: both sides are gearing up for the fight over president obama's nominee to the supreme court. thousands of petitions on the desk common cause delivering it calling on him and others to work with the president in filling the vacancy. he nominated merrick garland to fill the seat but senate republicans say they will not john: hundreds of adorable animals are ready for a forever home. gloria rodriguez has the details of a huge adoption event today. gloria: good morning, john. these animals were rescued from cruelty and starting today more than 600 pets will

united states officials believe the man in the light jacket was on the united states terror watch list. secretary of state john kerry is in brussels today to express his condolences to the belgium people. >> the united states, i want you to know is praying and grieving with you. for the loved ones of those who have been cruelly taken from us including americans. >> secretary of state john kerry does not provide detail of the americans who died but the family of the missing tennessee couple said they have not been notified. >>> thank you. a powerful democratic senator is joining a growing chorus of people holding belgium authorities responsible for failing to attack the attack. >> the chain is only as strong as the weak of the link, isis always exploits the weekend of the pressure point. belgium is. the nations of the world including our nation will have to get belgium to tighten up and do a better job. >> schumer said this should push the united states to tight were security at our airports. >> stick with abc for continued coverage of the brussels terror attack and get latest updates o

united states. the united states for years has been trying to topple the castros. in fact, there have been -- this is just 50 years since the bay of pigs when the united states officially tried to overthrow this government, and now you have riding down the mol acohn of cuba, president obama welcomed by raul castro who was trying to fight the americans just 55 years ago. this is quite an impression that's being made on the cuban people today. they have a lot of hope for more freedom, but as we've heard, there's still a lot of work to do and the president acknowledges that. the biggest change you will see on the streets today since the change in december is that there are more americans here. there are about 30 percent more americans traveling to this country than ever before. >> and we're seeing the president there walk in with president raul castro. we saw his team there as well, secretary of state john kerry and the secretary of agriculture. . >>> and the cuban military band plays their national anthem, we're going to sign off right now and return to regular programming. full coverage of the president's abcnews.com and watch for vid's exclusive interview with the pres

the united states official told nbc news that american personnel have not yet met him in custody. the kurds have been debriefing him and passing the information along. richard engel, nbc news. michelle: investigators say the 18-year-old behind a stabbing spree was inspired by isis. 18-year-old faisal mohammad was shot and killed after stabbing four students at the university of california, merced in november. the fbi says he may have become self-radicalized, drawing his inspiration from isis propaganda which they found on his laptop. agents say he also visited isis and other extremist websites in attack. right now several agencies are investigating suspicious mail son. a law enforcement source said a suspicious powder was tested and eric trump' s wife was going through the mail when she picked up the envelope and the powder came out. there was a handwritten note in the envelope threatening donald trump if he does not drop out of the race. jason: former olympic figure skater michelle kwan is campaigning for hillary clinton. the two-time olympic medalist was in idaho yesterday. kwan

officials. there's no indication or intelligence indicating that there's any plots here in the united states, but one of the first things that happened this morning was conference calls among counterterrorism and fbi officials to try to make sure they check in on some of the high-profile targets they have. people who are there monitoring, known extremists on their list who might be motivated to carry out a copycat attack, or something simply because of what happened in belgium. that's also going on behind the scenes. we have seen increased checks at train terminals, such as penn station, union station in washington. the metro is doing additional security screenings. with ve seen increased police presence in prominent locations in new york city and cities across the country. again, there's no indication or intelligence of any possible plots here in the united states, but because these are the softest of targets, very difficult to secure, officials want to make sure they have increased their vigilance. >> as you say that i want people to know that new york city no stranger to one of the worst terro

. >> tragedy overseas now hit homeland, a united states official confirms at least two americans are among the 31 people killed in tuesday's attacks and the family of dump siblings living in new york said that they died in the airport blast. secretary of state john kerry is in brussels today offer his condolences. >> it is an attack on america, take on europe, an attack on civilized people in countries around the world. >> police raids continue in the brussels neighbor where the bummerss' explosives everyone found. belgium prosecutors say three were arrested during the raids are directly linked to a frenchman plotting a new attack. police say that twoens were wounded when taken into custody. two of the five are still loose. we get a look of the attackers' safe house where 30 tons of explosives and suitcase of nails and screws and isis flag were found. the turk curb president criticizeed not taking action against a turkey man deported and belgium said they ignored the warning. in a heart warming moment, today an american family reunited with their injured son. >> love yous son the des

united states officials believe the man in the light jacket was on the united states terror watch listy of state john kerry is in brussels today to express his condolences to the belgium people. >> the united states, i want you to know is praying and grieving with you. for the loved ones of those who have been cruelly taken from us including americans. >> secretary of state john kerry does not provide detail of the americans who died but the family of the missing tennessee couple said they have not been notified.

transportation issued a regulation prohibiting the use of electronic cigarettes on flight within the united states. officials say the rule protects passengers from unwanted exposure to aerosol fumes while on a plane. them onto planes. sheree: the cincinnati tradition of welcoming spring, kicked off tonight downtown. bockfest is back and it started at arnold's tonight. they hosted a bock beer experience preview, tapping 17 different beers. there was also live music. bockfest will run through the weekend. and will include the 4th annual bockfest 5-k saturday morning. mike: guns on campus. the local district with a new protection plan. >> they are not going to forgive you if the child is injured or if they are never going to return home. sheree: who can legally carry a gun at school, and the training involved. >> clouds and a little bit of snow inching its way toward the tri-state tonight. when it will finally get here. i'll have your full forecast coming up. how local sheree: allowing administrators to have guns at school. it's no longer a debate it's happening in one local district. mike: wlwt news 5's richar

united states officials say they believe they scored a major victory in the battle against the islamic state. the group's so-called minister of war is believed to have been killed last week during a coalition air strike in syria. a former sergeant in the georgian army who joined islamic state and was in charge of all isis forces in northern syria. he was also reportedly commander of the group's special forces units. he is on the u.s. list of global terrorists with a $5 million he was targeted outside of the town which was captured after a fierce battle with the islamic state. holly williams was there. >> al-shadati was liberated from isis last week after a three day battle that left parts of the town flattened. the building still standing are adorned with isis slogans. but it is now under the control of the syrian democratic forces, an arab kurdish alliance backed by the u.s. station. the islamic police station. >> reporter: commander told us that u.s. coalition air strikes helped her fighters defeat the extremists. but some paid a terrible price for the victory. zara suliman's son baz

united states? i always ask russian state officials as well, let's do in the united states. i was going to work there against police brutality. we have many, many cases in the united states than russian people, news about police brutality and united states. yes, yes, they have tortured. so it should be a balance. ngos should be independent in every country. the united states sponsors the ngos in russia and russia sponsors ngos to the united states. that's okay because they should be independent on human rights issues in every country because when an ngo or in russia and is not an ngo because the organization is always okay. they're just shake, shake the hands of state prison officials and that's all holidays and so on. i think they should be a balance. maybe it's idealistic. >> thank you. we don't know what to do. so they got our list at least. i think you have to think smarter. we have to get smarter now and find a way to the united states and russia to work together. let's think our speaker and thank you guys. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

dodge is now charged with threatening to assault kidnapper murderer a united states official. asking for your help tonight in locating to shoplifting suspect accused of stealing a power wheels toy valued at nearly 180 bucks. it's happening gastonia sunday at the walmart on franklin boulevard. take a look at these pictures. these are the suspects. according to police the suspects left the store and applied bmw so please anybody who might have information out there called police immediately. this was like a scene out of the movie. check out this footage of a smash and grab caught on tape. he started a local business and 37 or block of north triumph -- ayhipmack. the owners of a1 concept say they got a phonecall that their business is being broken into around 4:00 this morning. when they got there police were already on the scene. security cameras show a van ramming through the front door. the thieves were able to get rather thousands of dollars worth of cell phone shoes clothing and technology. the front windows and doors will cost the mets in addition to the days they have to s

it is unclear if he will return to the united states. officialstelligence purposes. >> how do ytensions sky rocketi between north korea and the u.s. as the white house demands the release of an american student. north korea launches more missiles. jackie ibanez joins us with more on that. >> tensions rising this morning as north korea has sanctions launching two more ballistic missiles. the u.s. tracked the missiles for more than 500 miles before both crashed into the sea of japan. neither determined to be a threat. the relationship between the white house and north korea strained between demands being released. this video surfacing of 21-year-old otto stealing a prop began tdau poster from the hote he is staying at leading to the arrest and conviction of 15 years of hard labor. he appeared shaken during his one hour trial. >> i beg that you see my life as only human. i have made the worst mistake of my life. >> the white house working behind the scenes to secure his release says korea is looking for political leverage. >> it is increasingly clear

this is incredible when you see it in action, happening today, major car manufacturers and united states officials will announce a new technology to be a standard feature on cars to help save lives. a driver did not have to apply his foot on the brake of the vehicle, which applies when the car aetch brothers an object without the driver having to do anything. by 2022 carmakers will make automatic braking standard. >> 94 of the time the humans the problem. >> ten carmakers have committed to making the automatic breaking standard equipment on all cars in six years. you can catch the full report at 7:00 right here. hoverboards are banned now in the united states and has nothing to do with safety, the trade commission said that the reason for the ban involves segue and the patent claims on self balancing transport with 400 patents owned by them. before the imported hoverboards were banned for overheat, this ban is based on the patent issue. children if san francisco will have a new park to play in at 17th and folsom turning a parking lot into a brand new beautiful green space. >> the neighborhood park

united states. united states officials not with ukraine. okay.that's the problem of due process because i know the bjude refused all the documents and phone printings, phone number printings and so on. that's the first part. the second problem is the recent russian constitutional courts, you know, what is more important the judgments of the european court or international legislation and the constitutional court ruled that could reverse in of the courts judgment if it contradicts the constitution. now it's very much interpretation. and of course, i suppose it was made just because of the case. because of the huge amount of compensation that russia must pay. who deals with those cases. a man worked in some secret service ten years ago and he filed to some foreign company and his spy and he could be sentenced to 20 years. next thing is expulsion of foreigners. for example, from a native town, i was in some cases s s a transr to some foreigners who just forced to leave the country and three americans from my native town were in detention center with

dodge is charged with assault kidnap or murder of a united states official. the catholic church is protesting plans for a new costco in mooresville. the developer wants to build the store and exit 35 a vice 77. the pastor saint theresa catholic church wrote a letter to the mayor. pastor curtis says the project would devastate middle-class communities near the site. commissioners are planning to hold public hearing and vote on a rezoning proposal which will be needed to build a shopping center. an act of heroism is just another damage up for this police officer you see right there. you will meet him. he saved an elderly woman and he's talking to us at fox 46. that story still to come right >> we are at 84 degrees and that's the highest image of the day. we have cold front moving through and that will bring us we will bill: welcome back a local teen is officer rescues an unconscious elderly woman and we at the 911 call is the one pleas neima abdulahi sat down with the officer. >> gadston county police police officer john kaiser went into burning, after dispatch

. >>> united states is officially declared that isis is committing genocide against christians and other minorities in iraq and syria it shows the group is is going to be held responsible. >> united states will strongly support do you means to collect, preserve the evidence of acrossties and we'll do all we can to see that the perpetrators are held accountable. >>> we found out that a lawsuit by the mass shooter was a hoax. he said his time as a driver caused psychological damage and made him shoot at random targets killing six people. he denies filing the lawsuit. and they also say that the handwriting did not match. >>> republicans said they will not consider anyone that president obama nominates for the supreme court. >> republicans argue it should be up to the next president to replace late justice scalia. he'll meet with some republicans in two weeks. >>> after a hearing for the flint water crisis, many lawmakers are calling for michigan's governor to resign. the governor said that he did not know about the led contamination till last year. some congressional members are >>> in flor

dodge is now charged with threatening to assault kidnapper murderer a united states official. all new at 10:00 police are asking for your help tonight in locating to shoplifting suspect accused of stealing a power wheels toy valued at nearly 180 bucks. it's happening gastonia sunday at the walmart on franklin boulevard. take a look at these pictures. left the store and applied bmw so please anybody who might have information out there called police immediately. this was like a scene out of the movie. check out this footage of a smash and grab caught on tape. he started a local business and 37 or block of north triumph -- ayhipmack. the owners of a1 concept say they got a phonecall that their business is being broken into around 4:00 this morning. when they got there police were already on the scene. security cameras show a van ramming through the front door. the thieves were able to get rather thousands of dollars worth of cell phone shoes clothing and technology. the owners of the business say the front windows and doors will cost the mets in addition to the days they have to

we're also learning in the united states, officials stepping up security across the country.t airports, at train stations, at landmarks. rene marsh outside reagan national airport. rene, what are you seeing? how much extra security are you seeing tonight? >> erin, police preparing to launch specialize d viper tees, everything from bomb-sniffing dogs to advanced screening technology. although the federal government is saying there is no credible threat at this point, the overseaskslearly stoking increased concerns for the u.s. transportation system overall. we're also seeing at train stations, bus stations, a heightened accepts of police presence of the we're seeing bag checks, random bag checks at train stations. they're looking for explosives there. of course, the focus is soft targets. i'm standing at the entrance of an airport, that is considered a soft target. anywhere where many people gather but they don't have to go through a security checkpoint to access it. very difficult to protect soft targets. the attacks in brussels proves that point of just how difficult it is f

. >>> the united states has officially declared that isis is committing genocide. the group is targeting christians, yazidis, and shiites. but despite that, it doesn't mean the u.s. has to take further action to stop them. >> i hope that my statement today will assure the victims of thesa, strosities that the -- astrosities that the recognize recognizes the despeak >>> today investigators said they were reenacting the concert hall attack and suicide bombings at french national stadium to better understand how the attacks unfolded. gunmen claiming allegiance to the islamic state opened fire, killing and wounding hundreds of people. >>> and the alleged mass shooter is suing uber for $10 million. he claimed that his work caused him psychological damage, telling investigators the app took over his body. he killed six people and injured two others. he faces 16 criminal charges including six counts of murder. >>> a man wasn't involved in an orlando shooting but his car matched the suspects, and officers say he tried to get away. eventually he crashed his vehicle and star

experts doubt that north korea has the capability to fire a long range missile to as the united states, but officials in the media said their new weapons had south korea within range. >>> take a look at this video right behind . health clinic as a jeep veers off. fire rescue said the driver of the suv lost control and drove the jep right through the bus bench and into the front windows of the heart clinic. surveillance cameras captured the crash as it happened. a woman in a wheelchair was knocked to the ground but rereue crews say it would have been much different had anyone been sitting at that bus stop or had the jeep travelled a little farther into the clinic where patients were waiting. >>> a disturbing discovery in a south florida dumpster. a mother admits to leaving her 2-ear-old toddler in one right behind an officer building. stephanie is joining us live what's up with this one now in. >> reporter: this is the dumpster right behind me. plantation police say a witness saw this mother put her daughter inside and leave her here. >> you were absolutely not allowed to have any direct or indirect c

. >>> united states health officials are warning the risk of zika virus in cuba ahead of the trip for president obama. the island to the travel notice for the virus. the obama administration said the zika virus hasn't been a factor in the president's travel decisions and is not expected to be in the future. it's a mosquito-bourne illness that is impacting much of the world, especially brazil. the cdc said pregnant women are the most at risk. grit can cause birth defects and adult paralysis. there is six confirmed cases in north carolina so far. >> and the irs issued a consumer alert saying it's seen a surge in cameras trying to take your mean -- money this tax season and thieves are sending out e-mails and -- aimed at getting your personal information. the irs includes that it may include malware that can affect your computer. and the agency has seen in about 400% increase in fishing and malware incidents compared to last year. taxpayers by e-mail. >>> and in the last 10 minutes, a candlelight prayer vigil started for columbus cj simons in concord. police say he was shot to death last

they are calling the island ground zero in the fight against zika in the united states. health officials are predicting 1 in 5 could be infected. the fda is in the process of shipping blood to puerto rico over fears the locall supplies could be contaminated. 156 cases have been acquire on that island. an american student abroad in israel was stabbed to death. taylor force is his name, a student at vanderbilt was walking the boardwalk near tel-aviv when he was attacked. nine others were stabbed by the same person that night. police eventually killed the attacker. officials say there were two other terror attacks on the same day. the student was in israel to start about a start-up company. this wednesday morning, 5:52. still ahead, a florida mayor is planning to visit cuba. new fresh step with the power of febreze. odor control worth celebrating. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. complete allergy relief or ininmplete. let your eyes decide. flflase chan

attack suspect that they been seeking since novembert are not making any connections, the united states, us officials are on alerts, for any potential copycat attacks in cities like new york and washington there is increaseded security around airports and subway systems president obama is of course traveling to cuba, the white house says he has been briefed and will continue to be briefed on the situation in belgium,obveuss in washington, karin caifa. >> president obama dress nation is mourning after the brussels attacks. >> this is yet another reminder that the world must unitee . we must be together regardless of nationality or race or faith to fight against the scourge of . >> he went on to say that the thoughts and prayers of the american people are withs the people of belgium . we stand in solidarity with them to condemn these attacks against innocent people. c >> also making news, where that 19 students into faculty members from kent state are in brussels on spring break they were traveling to europe and inint brussels this morning when the attack happened,b they were not close enough to see or

. >> the united states intelligence officials have been working closely with french and belgian national security officials since november. >> he was tracked to this neighborhood early this week after it's believed fingerprints were discovered in an apartment. federal prosecutors say he was able to escape. the raid happening blocks away from his childhood home. >> he's probably been in that community for a number of weeks or months. and it's taken the authorities this long to figure out exactly which exact which location. of bullets were fired in the raid. the capture, a victory against isis and a strong message to those who commit acts of terror. >> this sends a message to all extremist groups that the law enforcement intelligence community mr. continue to look for you -- will continue to look for you until they find you. >>> more than 100 homes were searched and 58 people arrested as part of this investigation. but this arrest by far the biggest and most significant. abc news, new york. >>> chester county officials want the south carolina d.o.t. to do a traffic study on a deadly stretc

united states government. so he prefers to talk to the united states and united states officials not be ukraine. okay. so that's the problem this causes because i watched these process, i know the barristers who affected share, the judge refused all the documents and phone printings and so on. that's the first problem. the second problem is the recent constitutional courts, ross and institutional courts about the international law. it's about the european court, about what's more important, the judgments of european court or the russian legislation and the constitutional court ruled that it could reverse any of these european courts judgment if it's conflicts the constitution. it's a very wide interpretation and of course i suppose it was my age suggestion because of the mucus case, the you clunky case because of the huge amount of compensation that russia must pay. the next thing is the so-called spy cases it's a trend now, there are plenty of them . i don't personally, it's my good friend juan pablo barrister who produced with those cases. as i have already said, plenty of them and for example, men

united states, the internet would still get over it. >> meanwhile, across the united states, national security officials are on guard for the potential of any copy cat attacks. our team coverage of the cowardly terrorist attacks continues now. we want to bring in jim osmon. are you noticing any increased security there? >> reporter: we are. the amtrak station is there. the dc transit system and the marked trains are there in the suburbs and up to baltimore. we have heard and we have seen today that in particular with amtrak as passengers get on, apparently some of them are being pulled aside having their bags checked. that is not typical getting your viewers know going from dc all the way to new york city. if you hop on a train, you just show your ticket and get on normally. >> how about the airports? dc has several flights that go direct to belgium. any word on extra security there? >> reporter: well, the flights to brussels have stopped for now. obviously, the rest of the international travelers obviously have concerns tonight about security and there is increased security there as well as at reagan international airport which is w

. >> united states intelligence officials have been working closely with french and belgian national security officials since november. >> reporter: a victory against isis. new york. >>> mark elliot return to earth records but one of them is about to be broken already by a grandfather. jeff williams is aboard the international space station. he rocketed to space last night along with two russian cosmonauts. he is expected to tally 540 days over the course of his career in space breaking kelly's record of 520 cumulative days work by the way, we are mss has three grandchildren. >> my goodness. that's a big accomplishment. >>> thousands of people are expected to flood mcdill air force base today for the tampa bay fast. >> we will be lining out the best places to see the show without driving onto the base coming up. >>> why some of us over each. the one thing you may want to avoid at the dinner table coming up. >>> we will let you know what to avoid as you head outside today. we have plenty of clouds. as you take a look at our we can clearing and color later on sunday and really cool by

united states. it's a three day official visit. that is the south lawn there. mr. trudeau's arrived with his family, three children and his wife, sophie is with with him, as well. let's listen in. ♪ >> the united states national anthem there. there you see, oh, the cam razz moving around quite a bit. you saw michelle obama, also sophie trudeau there, perhaps the most he telegenic first family for the canadians in a long time. as i was saying, this is about 20 years since there has been an official state visit from canada to the united states. everybody is hoping that relations between these two north american countries will improve as a consequence of mr. trudeau's election. that's a scene live there at the white house in washington, d.c. >>> we have more to come, including the expected next president for myanmar. >>> the arctic games in greenland where traditions are being kept alive in the gym. >> hello, again, let's have a top look at the stories here at al jazeera. another tragedy at sea with a baby drowning off the coast of turkey. they were trying to make it t

. >> officials are trying to determine if two missiles designed to shoot downhill corporates were headed to the united states. suburb an officials at belgrade discovered two missiles allegedly headed to portland, oregon, with bomb sniffing dogs find them during a accept of cargo on a plane from lebanon. officials say no missiles are then to be missing from inventory. >> a new study on adhd shows younger children in class are more likely to be diagnosed than their older pee raising questions of how to tell when kids have adhd or when they just show natural immaturity. matt has more on the signs the doctors are looking for. >> there is no blood test or brain scan for adhd so doctors rely on check lifteds. our chief health and medical editor said these are the signs, inattention, inability to concentrate, hyper activity, and impulsiveness. >> not just if school but problems at him, problems with peers. if you only see it in school it could be school readiness issue. that school readiness issue could lead to an increase in adhd diagnoses, with a study from taiwan showing younger children in class are more likely

united states. the united states for years has been trying to topple the castros. in fact, there have been -- this is just 50 years since the bay of pigs when the united states officiallyrnment, and now you have riding down the mol acohn of cuba, president obama welcomed by raul castro who was one of the generals who was trying to fight the americans just 55 years ago. this is quite an impression that's being made on the cuban people today. they have a lot of hope for more freedom, but as we've heard, there's still a lot of work to do and the president acknowledges that. the biggest change you will see on the streets today since the change in december is that there are more americans here. there are about 30 percent more americans traveling to this country than ever before. >> and we're seeing the president there walk in with president raul castro. we saw his team there as well, secretary of state john kerry and the secretary of agriculture. ♪. >>> and the cuban military band plays their national anthem, we're going to sign off right now and return to regular programming. full coverage of the president's trip and all the latest news on abcnews.com and watch for david's

. >>> united states intelligence officials have been working closely with french and bell -- belgium national security officials since october. >>> from our new jersey newsroom, fears are growing over the lead levels in new jersey public schools. the district has been dressing the issue since 2003. administrators are trying to ease concerns on two levels, one is that the highest lead levels are found in water not used for drinking. secondly the results are lower than those found in flint, michigan. the district has shut off sinks and fountains in 30 buildings and offered to test as many as 17,000 children for contamination. >>> another new jersey transit system is banning the hover boards, path announced the new policy yesterday. the director said there have been no incidents on the train, but they are acting on the side of caution since the batteries used in hover boards are a fire risk. the system-wide ban for new jersey transit has been in effect for the past months. >>> 6:07 a.m. an nfl player died after a dirt bike crash in florida. >>> the jury has reached a verdict in the hulk

. >> the united states intelligence officials have been working closely with french and belgium national security officials since november. >> the copyrighture is seen as vactory against isis -- capture isis. abc news, new york. >> the president of france called for immediate extradition so the suspect can face trial. >>> new from overnight, russian officials say the pilot tried to land a boeing 737 jet before it officials say the flight was coming from dubai and headed to russia. 55 people on board were passengers. several others were crew members. no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> tomorrow, president obama will be come the first sitting president to visit cuba in 90 years. he'll celebrate his relationship with normalizing cuba. their family will spend two days in cuba and have dinner with president castro. president obama is also set to give a speech that will be broadcast live on cuban tv. >>> there is a new bill in the works that could help companies develop a vaccine for the zika virus much faster. right now there are 67 cases of the virus in florida. the measure puts the vi

. >> united states intelligence officials had been working closely with french and belgian national security officials since november. >> reporter: abc news learned that salah abdeslam was tracked to this neighborhood earlier this week after fingerprints were discovered in an apartment. authorities say he was able to escape. >> he's probably been in that community for a number of weeks or months, and it's taken the authorities this long to figure out exactly which location. >> reporter: the takedown, finally, as a barrage of bullets were fired during the raid. the capture, a victory against isis, and a strong message to those who commit acts of terror. >> this capture sends a message to basically all extremist groups that the law enforcement and intelligence community will continue to look for you until they find you. >> reporter: the french president says his thoughts are with the victims of the paris attacks and says it isn't over. more arrests will be made as the investigation continues. larry mundy, abc news, new york. >>> a standoff with deputies has ended with the fatal shooting of a m

security committee, more than one third of isis linked terror plots have been aimed at the united states u.s. officials also estimate 30,000 foreign fighters have traveled to syria and iraq to join isis. including around 150 from the u.s. one intelligence consulting group believes about 40 have those are the ones u.s. law >> where are you from? >> the united states. >> reporter: just last week, surrendered to kurdish forces in northern iraq. he traveled from the washington, d.c. region to syria to join isis. and he was not known to the fbi. >> what you are seeing right now is, we are shaking every known bush. you are going to have a number that won't necessarily be on anyone's radar screen. that's something we need to be cognizant of. >> reporter: the couple behind december's san bernardino attack sent a bulletin to law enforcement agency as cross the country warning of the potential threats from isis. >> jeff pegues in the washington newsroom. jeff, thank you very much. right back. >>> president obama left cuba tonight for argentina. he was in havana when he got word of the attacks in brussels. and di

released these images of a tunnel they say extends 30 feet from the united states -- into the united states from mexico. mexican officialst round the tunnel entrance on monday and alerted the u.s. experts say criminal organizations generally use tunnels like this to smuggle drugs. this is the third tunnel found by border agents since october of last year. >>> in flint, michigan, more finger pointing over who's responsible for the water crisis there. >> we're not just looking at flint. we're looking at our entire state. >> no other state was poisoned by policy. >> the state joint water committee held a hearing yesterday. it was the first opportunity for neighbors to voice their concerns about lead tainted drinking water. health officials blamed the state of michigan along with the federal government for the public health crisis. >>> now, the nbc 10 investigators are running a week-long living with lead series on nbc 10 news at 4:00. today, the investigators look into how money is being spent to get rid of led and fix the problem before a child gets lead poisoning. you can see it today on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >>> former ne

. >> united states intelligence officials have been working closely with french and belgian officials. >> reporter: abdeslam was tracked to this neighborhood after fingerprints were discovered in an apartment. officials say abdeslam was able to escape, the raid happening blocks away from his childhood home. >> he's probably been in that community for a number of weeks or months. and it's taken the authorities >> reporter: the take-down violent, as a barrage of bullets were fired during the raid. the cap tiewrks victory against isis and a strong message to those who commit acts of terror. >> this capture sends a message to basically all extremist groups that the law enforcement intelligence community will continue to look for you until they find you. >> reporter: european officials say more than 100 homes were searched and 5 people were arrested, but this arrest by far the biggest and most significant. abc news, new york. >> and today an american captured by kurdish forces is talking about the time he spent in isis controlled territory. >> he wasn't even on the radar of u.s. intelligen

. >> united states intelligence officials are working working we belgian officials. >> we learned abdeslam was tracked to the neighborhood this week after fingerprints were discovered in an apartment. federal prosecutors say he was ability to escape. the raid happening blocks away from the childhood home. >> he has been probably been there for week or months and it has taken them this long to figure out the location. the takedown was violent as barrage of bullets captured in >> this sends a message that the intelligence community will look for you until they find out. more than 100 homes were were interviewed and this arrest is the biggest and the most significant. in new york. abc7 news. leon: scott thuman traveled to belgium after the attacks in paris. he has been monitoring the press conference with the other officials in the past hour. what is the latest? scott: the french are saying they underestimated how many people were involved in the paris attacks that there are other suspects. they expect more arrests will be made they want abdeslam to go back to paris and try him there and have

. >>> united states health officials are reminding the president and other oh specials the centers for disease control and prevention is adding the island to the travel notice about virus. the virus has not been a factor in the president's travel decision and is not expected to be in the future. zika virus heavily impacted the caribbean and latin american countries and brazil. it is linked to serious birth defects. it is known to cause adult paralysis. there are six cases right here in north carolina. >> >> investigators are looking into possible pilot error or other mechanical failures as a deadly cause of a plane crash in russia. investigators suggested bad weather could be the reason the flight crashed killing 62 people. they say if the crash was not a mechanical failure, it may have been caused by the pilot not hand lick the weather all 62 people on board were killed when that flight crashed in southern russia friday night. the victims include 55 passengers and 7 crew members. officials do not believe there were any americans on board that flight. >>> right now the fbi is investiga