several people are dead after two explosions at the airport in brussels, very busy airport, gunfire at the brussels airport. another report of a possible explosion at a train station. all this is developing, we will have live coverage in a moment. ben: the nypd taking on the stabbings, we have the latest on that. juliet: donald trump, ted cruz and john kasich getting ready to go at it in the battle for the state's primary. ben: busy tuesday morning, i am ben simoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy. we walked in here and all of a sudden everything started going crazy on the wires. always fluid. ben: at least one flight from brussels. we will determine where that plane will end it because morning. let's check the weather and get back to this and more in a moment. >> meteorologist: we managed plenty of sunshine in the afternoon, made it to 50 , 53 at newark, much cooler start this morning dropping into the 30s, 36 in central park and newark, 35 in bridgeport, winds from the west northwest at 5 to 10 mph, 14 in islip, feeling more like early spring which is what we have with a mainly clear sky

this is a live look at 78 right at route 222. i can tell you, 22 and 309 if you're head up to the pocono area, that is looking great as well. 95 construction on the girard avenue on-ramp, closed if you're headed to i-95 northbound. it's part of a long-term construction project. plenty of detour signs in place for that. the burlington bristol, tacony palmyra and ben franklin all free and clear of any issues. no speed restrictions on those this morning. >>> it was a young girl's idea to help the homeless. >> now people at her church are helping her make it happen. nbc 10 at the st. dennis parish gym in haverford. people made peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to put into blessing bags. people will give the bags directly to the homeless, mostly in upper darby and philadelphia. the project is the brain child of mollieanne brophy. >> it helps them to give them the bags. i'm glad i can help them. >> it's one thing to donate to the shelter but it's completely different, you go and give it to that person that is in need. you can see wher

degrees at 8:00 a.m. 68 at 10:00. huge leaps in temperatures each hour. 75 degrees at noon. 80 at 3:00 p.m. average of 75 but a comfortable afternoon and evening. 75 degrees at 6:00 p.m. and if you are headed to the spring training games today, clearwater, sarasota, lakeland, dunedin, all the games just after 1:00. passing clouds and sunshine and mid- to upper 70s when the games start. so put that sunscreen on and stay hydrated with water at those games. 80 degrees today. 28 tomorrow. 83 on thursday. i know there's a lot of refreshments at the games. >> what else would be you be drinking? >> just the sunscreen and glasser for sure. >> cooled a. >> maybe a nice sprite. >> yes, exactly. >>> and what else to look out for at the games, traffic. remember, it gets really busy. you definitely want to allow for extra time. and bearss avenue to i-4, up to 16 minutes so seeing slow and go traffic starting to build as we push towards rush hour. southbound 275 great off the howard franklin bridge. pinellas park, yeah, a hot spot

at 5 a.m. the following day. these closures will also be in effect beginning at midnight monday, march 14 and tuesday, march 15, reopening at 5 a.m. the following day. you can keep up to date on the soggy stretch of date on the soggy stretch of weather... by downloading the fox19 now weather app... just text rain to 4-19-19 from your smartphone to download. breaking now breaking news off the top... police near pittsburgh are searching for at least two gunmen in a mass shooting. officers say they opened fire on a backyard party overnight, killing five people. 3-others were injuried and at the hospital this morning. police in wilkins- burg are calling it an ambush-style attack... we'll continue to follow this breaking news and new this morning new this morning... police are investigating after a shooting in over- the-rhine leaves one man dead... kara dblbx our jordan vilines is live with what we know right now... live cincinnati police tell us the shooting happened just before 10 last night at th

we'll be at 39 at 8 a.m., 43 at 10 a.m. only at 46 at lunchtime. we're seeing a few peeks of sun but i expect more sunshine into the afternoon 49 our afternoon high today. just a fun fact for you normal actually right around 60 degrees. so here we are at 8 a.m. on our future forecast that rain off the east coast clouds gradually starting break up right around lunchtime. then as we head towards say 5:30 this sxaefrn into the evening more sunshine than anything else. tonight partly cloudy and that's what you can expect for our saturday. 8:30 in the morning partly cloudy. could see an extra cloud or two, but i want to point out the showers 6:00 on saturday up towards west virginia those could spill into our area but will arrive in the overnight hours. city by city this afternoon 49 in raleigh, 48 in durham, 54 had in fayetteville. then tonight partly cloudy and colder than where we are this morning, a low right around 32 degrees. we won't have to worry about that wind chill tomorrow morning saturday night into sunday morning a chance for just a few sh

vic lee is live at sfo with a look at the situation there. vic? >> reporter: here at sfo, we are at what's called heightened vigilance. what that means is there's more police presence, more police patrolling. the airport says it's discussing its security with tsa to see if they need to tighten procedures and security protocols. the sun was just rising at brussels international airport when darkness took over. the attack was at a terminal no different than this one, sfo's international terminal. but today, there was heightened alert. more police, some with dogs. on this morning, a united flight just arrived from paris. larry joyce was waiti for his inlaws to clear ustoms. goodness of hunity.thing does ne >> reporter: carl once had a close call of his o. >> were in thecity during thestbul bombing. it's tragic what's happening. >> reporter: george's relatives finally cleared customs. his sister-in-law lived here the belgium border. [ indiscernible ] i'm so sadrong feelings. orter: some didn't even ow about th attacks. we wer the first t tell fareed.

visibilities aren't bad at all this morning at ten miles at cvg. your day planner stacking up like this. 8:00 a.m., increasing clouds, 47 degrees. around the lunch hour. it's going to be light. notice mostly just the cloudy skies this afternoon. 57 degrees. then scattered rain as we head into the evening, 62 degrees. again, very light, very scattered. not a washout today or tomorrow. but the wettest portion of your weekend will be overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. we'll take a look at futurecast. building clouds as we head into the afternoon. here's the scattered sprinkle by the lunch hour. into the evening, 7:30, light scattered showers. continuing to press off to the northeast. and you can see our time stamp. 3:30 tomorrow morning, overnight we could see pockets of yellow, heavy rain. also embedded thunder possible with that as well. it continues to push through. into sunday afternoon, things become more scattered because north. so we're looking at light, scattered pattern. then things taper off, quiet down. monday afternoon, in the late h

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single lane closure on northbound i-75 at sr 562 beginning at 8 p.m., followed at sr 562 beginning at 8 p.m., followed by a double lane closure at 11 p.m. each night tuesday, march 15 through friday, march 18, with lanes reopening by 5 a.m. the following day. also, the ramp from northbound i-75 to sr 562 will be closed beginning at 9 p.m. each night, reopening at 6 a.m. the following day. a warning from police this morning...always be aware when you're police this morning...always be aware when you're pulled over on the side of the road. officers released video of a close showing why.. a car is seen narrowly taking out an officer and a driver...as it comes screaming past! it apparently hit a block of ice. fortunately the officer saw it in time, got out of the way, and screamed to the driver..to close their door. dan vplaz white house officials say president obama is close to a decision on a supreme court nominee. they say he has now narrowed it down to three potential nominees, all federal circuit court judges. top republicans have vowed to block whoever the president nominates to fil

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to 60 at 11:00 and near 70 at 2:00 and then 73 at 4:00 p.m. that's still technically below average for this time of year but it's warmer than yesterday. and lakeland, 71 degrees for the start of your game. clearwater, 69 for the start of yours. tampa, an evening game at 65:00, around 70 for the mets and yankees there. and tomorrow back up to 80 and 82 on thursday. and 80 on friday. and the thing about your easter weekend, i am bringing the rain chance up. let's check on traffic on the 8s to see how things are going on this tuesday. >>> it is chilly but it's a good drive. overnight construction in the sun coast area. if you're traveling on university parkway, all the eastbound lanes are blocked underneath i-75. one westbound lane is open. so that's the situation there. as far as on the interstate, northbound, you've just got one lane taken away but you can exit either direction. and let's move up to bradenton, fantastic there, no delays on 75. in fact, a nine minute commute from state road 64 to university parkway. and new port richey area on s

the east bay at 39. as we get a closer look at the north bay we do also have some 30s there and napa it's 42 degrees, santa rosa and calistoga at 40 degrees. into the day as we take it hour by hour in san jose -- don't forget that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen -- it will be cool to start today mostly sun' up to 59 degrees at 11:00, a day to take the lunch outside, 62 degrees, into the upper 60s and some spots today will be hitting the low 70s. in the south bay 68 degrees today but 73 tomorrow and 75 degrees on friday to low 70s and once again spring like. in san francisco we will be in the upper 60s for the next few days and low 70s for the north bay as well as the east bay. the storms will stay north so we will continue on with dry weather all across the bay area. as high pressure moves in it also gives us northerly wind, the clockwise flow around that area of high pressure will bring our temperatures into the 60s and 70s, but then we get a change in that pattern as an area of low press

take a look at this. the mom loses consciousness, now watch as allison anderwald dives into the water to help, she tries to pull her mother to the shallow end of the pool. remember, she is only five years old, it took her some time to get her mother to safety but she did push her to the other side of the pool, help was able to arrived, you see the rest of the family rushing in to help out, there are the sisters and they were able to save her. >> she was really heavy and i could only get the top part of her out and then her other daughters ran over and held her get her out. sal son was able to do that on her own. it's a miracle. >> i woke up in the hospital bed and i did not know where i was. >> allison had been swimming since she was two and a half years old. maybe summer jobs as a lifeguard in her future. >> isn't that amazing. >> serious skill set there. just the presence of mind to know what was going on. >> makes me want to cry. a parent you want to take care of your own kids and here she turned aroun

the funeral at noon, viewing at 10:00. and cease expectshe's expected in her home state of massachusetts. derrick ward, news 4. >>> an impressive show of support for a fallen rookie over last night. officers lined the way as guindon's body passed the police station assigned to one last time. the procession ended with her flag draped casket arriving the chap foel todayle for today. having a rookie officer tie on her first day on the job has affected the entire community. >> i can't imagine this being her first day on the job, her first phone call. and to lose her life like this. my heart goes out to her family. >> if you would like to support officer guindon's family, we have details on the nbc washington app, search officer memorial fund. >>> and coming up, we'll have more on the other victim in this case, crystal hamilton. police say her husband ronald hamilton killed her before officers arrived. we'll explain the circumstances surrounding her death. >>> a task force starts work today in prince george's county to make sur

cleveland and 58 at akron and 56 at canton. there's no place to go but up but we don't go up too much as the day goes on. average highs are 43. we hit 70s yesterday and don't look at that today. 60 at best, and again, a couple of spots won't make it there. i think akron/canton with its periods of rain will also look at around 62, and the breezes continuing out of the southwest. cold front brings an end to the rain and down to 40 tonight as the fog develops. then tomorrow fog to start, sun and clouds, clouds early, sunshine later and a more seasonable high of 49, which is still above average. then we get milder again by saturday and we're up to 62. sun/clouds mix and a nice saturday. sunday afternoon looks like a thunderstorm as we'll alert you to that, we top at 62. rain likely on monday alerting of you that as well. tuesday is nice and 64. mid-60s by the time wednesday rolls around. thunderstorm. spring is in the air, and laura is on her way to tell us about the morning commute. laura, what's cooking? >> laura: what's cooking

cloud at the surface fog could come and go at any time. a passing sprinkle or shower this morning, sunny breaks this afternoon, and temperatures are going to approach 60 degrees, 61 is 12 or 13 degrees warmer than this time of the year. a big batch of warm air with 60, and a passing shower late in the day. we have st. patrick's day on thursday, and it will have southern clouds, and i don't think the shower is a problem at all. very minor and brief, and it should not bother anyone with problems outside. and that should not put a damper on or anything like that. 60degrees, and that should be great. and then spring is sprung on sunday, and the half and runners don't care. >> no. >> they are runners. >> uh-uh. >> i ran in the new york marathon once in the rain all the way, start to finish in the rain, the whole way. >> i bet that felt kind of good. >> it was actually nice. runners like that. we are a crazy bunch. >> wild and crazy. >> we will neck with -- check in with heather. >> i choose to take the train. >>> going over here to the l.i.e. c

>> why wouldn't you buy at the lows. >> >> i would buy at the lows. >> but at the lows you were very bearish at the lows. >> in fact, at the lows is i said don't pressure shorts here and put on hedges for my short positions and up at these levels i'm taking the hedges off. admittedly -- >> only a fool is not swayed by the facts, but i'm not calling you a fool. >> these aren't the facts, that's the thing. >> at a certain point. >> i guess so, but at a certain point. i don't think we're at that point. >> what's the point? >> it has nothing to do with technicals. has everything to do with the fundamentals in the economy. >> it doesn't matter though. >> it does to me. >> it doesn't matter. >> sure they do. >> the market has rallied 200 handles and nothing has gotten better and it's 200 handles. >> it can go down 200 handles then. >> i'm blowing the whistle. based on what the fed said you're bullish or more inclined to buy? >> more inclined to buy yield. >> alcon. >> consumer the staples. >> things people are overvanld you'll go in and buy right now? >> you're more set be stops but market

at new bug and poughkeepsie, 43 at bridgeport, connecticut. there are a couple showers showing up on radar well north and west of new york city and these could skirt areas of sullivan county maybe northwestern ulster county but those are really the only areas with the threat at getting a couple rain drops and that's along a stationary front well off to our north where we happen to be ahead of the front good news because temperatures getting well into the upper 60s during the day. 50 at 8:00, that west southwest wind coming in 10-20 miles per hour so breezy but it's a balmy breeze, 60 how about 69 by 4:00 and some of the west en earn suburbs could break into the >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic it's weather and heather every seven minutes sending it over to heather now. >> jeff we're going to talk about mass transit new jersey transit, long island railroad, fine. a great way to commute this morning subway services also running on or close to schedule. now if you're going on to the cross box originally this

also all flights shut down at that airport as the death toll stands at 13. we are going to have an interview at 6:30, our john carter will talk to karl d e la g uerra. i will attend a tsa seminar this morning about springtime travel and safety. there is no i am meant threat tothere is no threat to the u.s. but i will be asking questions. >> christine: i'm sha you are >>> the presidential candidates today. >> john: arizona for democrats and republicans, caucuses in utah. in idaho, only democrats vote in caucuses today. latest cnn poll shows donald trump and hillary clinton leading their partyies. >>> four of the five remaining presidential candidates -- excuse me, let's toss it over to al conklin, check with the weather here. >> al: thanks, john. let's show you what is going on, take you up to the mountains, start where temperatures are ironically not all that bad, that is parcel of the idea we havewart of the idea warmerconditions aloft. that is king street in boone, from resortcams.com, where it is still cold but again not quite as bad as many so of the out

voting opens at 6:30, goes until 7:30 at night. what i did was pulled a couple sample ballots, the republican ballot, mecklenburg county and democratic ballot over here. when i pulled them i looked what we will see and you can do that, board of elections website, grab the sample ballot, if you're coming later you can know who you will vote for ahead of time so you're in and out. when you look on the whoever was aeveryone who was a candidate is on there. also the other big vote we're talking about for north carolina governor. the first one on the republican side, pat mccrory is there. robert brawley, mccrory has the big lead right now. we also on the democratic side looked at the polling site and roy cooper has a big lead over ken spalding. i wanted to give you an idea what we're looking at. if they hold, that will be a big battle in the general election, cooper versus mccrory. you have the sample ballot, get that at the board of elections. it will be a big day for north carolina as we start our primary day at 6:30 this morning. mar

the most of today is dry, waking up to cloud cover, 49 degrees at this hour at the airport. calm wind. compared to this time yesterday, we are milder, but not a bad start to the day. we have some showers showing up to our south and west, so, parts of the kent, new castle county, delaware, cecil county, maryland you may get a stray sprinkle. most of us are dry. say after 3:00 o'clock better chance to see widespread showers moving n the mid 40's to 50 degrees is what we're waking up to throughout the region even up in the poconos with the cloud cover that is actually holding in some of the warmth this morning. not cold temperatures, 40's and 50's during the morning hours. cloud continue this afternoon with some showers later on during the day. fifty's for highs, to potentially low of 60's. the it will not take much, sunlight, depending on the clouds to warm us up and 60 because we are near 50 right now. here's the spread around the region, not a big spread 60 for philadelphia, mid 50's at the shore, even up in the mountains but steady rain does return for the start of the work

it's 80b0 in samford and 75 at the summer beach. 80b0 at daytona beach and 77 at the villages. 78b0 at melbourne. here's a look at the pinpoint accurate forecasts >> noticed the sky as we take you into the future. it's much like what we are seeing now. blue skies mixed in with sunshine and a few of the clouds here or there. we are looking 87b0 by 4:00 today. we are still at 81 x 6:00 this evening. the south. it's a southeast breeze. it's bringing onshore some moisture in the form of cloud cover. it's a little bit more humidity in the breeze will kick up . it's gusting their 20 mph at times. here's her evening forecast as we take you through as late as 10:00 tonight. we are still at 70b0 so its warm temperatures and human error is sticking around tonight. here's the clouds and rain forecast. we draw your attention to the clock and we count down throughout the evening. we will see sun and clouds throughout the day in a few clouds tonight. no rain and tomorrow it's one or two raindrops trying to enter the picture here. we see an east coast seabreeze develop ends a little bit oversold. mos

look at your map. green speed sensors are flying and crash at greenville and still blocking one lane and still causing a problem. but the green highlighting here, well, that's showing up all over the bay. that's our road weather index and i'm showing you where it is going to be wet. down here, some flooding. in fact in many spots. bob down in san jose we have a closure because of some flooding but that's not the only thing going on today. >> well, fortunately, mike, this is probably the worst of it that we've seen in the south bay. we're here on northbound 880. this is the alameda off ramp which you can see is shut down because of this standing water. a work crew behind the camera position that is a little ways up the road and actually a large pump running and probably an issue with the drainage. so, we've seen in the past 30 minutes we've been here water is slowly receding. if you want to look to your right, the headlights heading northbound on 880. we've seen a few people ignore the cones and ignore

we are hearing about 2 explosions at the airport, and another one at a metro station. they also say the explosions caused several injuries are you all flights have been canceled, some are being diverted. the airport there in belgium tweeted out a phone number where families can call if they have any questions of people they may have known there at the airport. witnesses say they were not sure what was going on. >> i don't know. >> we were close enough that i

and 80 at 4:00 p.m. great beach day because tomorrow warm at 82 but add in rain chances at 20%. and up to 40% chance friday. and 50% on saturday. >>> all right, looking at nothing out of the ordinary. u.s. 301 to 275, 11 minutes. ehrlich to 275, 16 minutes. but the big issue, new tampa, 21 minutes now of a delay coming away from the northern apex. and head down toward i-4. it's due to the crash at 8 miles per hour. isn't that nice? southbound i-75 past bruce b down, mulch in the roadway. take 275 through the area and make your way over on fletcher or fowler. 275 looks good right now. not too bad, at least in the northern area. >> thank you. >>> and thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning. the next newscast is first at 4:00. >> and of course, we will keep you updated throughout the morning with breaking news, weather and traffic. >>> good morning. breaking news. reports this morning the man in white seen at the brussels airport with those two suicide bombers has just been arrested. he's believed to be a bomb maker with ties to the paris massacre. his capture coming aft

we are at 70 in orlando. 72 at cocoa beach. the upper 60's in northern zones. 68 at palm coast. here's a look at the pinpoint accurate forecast. the day hour by hour, you look at the sky there into these time periods. a lot of blue sky and sunshine today. of course, sunny skies warming us to 88 at noon. 90 at 4:00. the record is 91 for this day in 1971. at 9:00, we are still at 78 degrees. what? that is crazy warm. you'll be out and about and enjoying the warmth. the early morning hours once again not cooling much. clouds and rain forecast not showing rain. we see a few areas of clouds moving in from the west with a southwest wind. the wind will be light. it will bring in plenty of warm air. getting up to 89 in leesburg. 87 in daytona beach. 88 for cocoa beach. 90 in kissimmee. 90 in orlando. as we take you into the next thursday. the average highway is 78. we are remaining well above that. there's st. patrick's day on thursday. a 20% chance for rain. rain chances are higher into the weekend, even friday, a 40% coverage. a 50% chance on saturday and sunday. let's check on the ro

look at this pretty dry at 6 a.m. slight chance for a shower at 9 a.m. we'll see the rain chances climb for 2, 3 o'clock, and then 6 o'clock best chance for rain tomorrow. rain chances begin to taper off for us on sunday. remember we welcome in the official start to the spring season with a high of 59 degrees. early next week it will feel more spring like 61 by tuesday. 70s rocking our forecast for wednesday and thursday. >>> let's get straight to traffic. we've had an active morning but the good news is things starting clear up i-40 and nc 54 in cary looking pretty good this morning if you're driving around in this direction no slow downs to report. so let's go ahead and take a look at your live drive conditions. we have an accident in johnston county. it's on highway 70 near the intersection of 301. not looking like it's causing major delays. i-40 eastbound back open near the airport but we do have an accident near aired boulevard. certainly stay alert if you're driving in that direction. >>> if you're upgrading your phone soon you may not know what yo

then speak at a fundraiser at the dayton convention center. secretary of homeland security jeh johnson is scheduled to visit louisville today. he will speak to first responders and emergency management personnel following a full- scale emergency training exercise. happening today happening today across the tri- state... the cincinnati usa regional chamber is hosting a job fair for area college students. it's set for noon until 4 at the great hall on the university of cincinnati campus. the event is part of the chamber's goal to retain local college graduates. former marine and cincinnati local matthew betley will be presenting his new thriller at joseph-beth booksellers. the event is set for 7 o'clock at the store's madison avenue location. coming up on fox19 now... a former first lady reagan. imagine finding 15- thousand dollars in cash... what would you do? a philadelphia man says only one thing came to mind when he made the discovery, ahead. a north dakota stepping in as an hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob ju

the first blast went off at thet morning rush at the airportairp going off near the american airlines ticket counter.coun and you can see just how powerful those blasts were.e images from the scene you can see windows blown out at the terminal. a little while later attacks ata the metro system. all air traffic in and out ofut bruise also is shutdown so iswns the city's subway system. tonight these images have awakened our city putting thehe city on high alert. we have life team coverage for you tonight, tom fitzgerald looking into possible local threats after three recent possible isis threats. ronica clear i with reaction from the president and the presidential candidates and caitlyn roth with the overwhelming response we'reming seeing on social media. first this type of throat couldh be closer to home than we thinkk five isis related arrests withae ties to within months. he helped join a terrorist group in syria. then in december a maryland man indicted foray lemly receivingay the money to be used for operational purposes in support of isis.s. in january two woodbridge men were char

23 beginning at 8 p.m. wednesday, march 2 through friday, march 4, followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m. work will switch to the right and center lanes of north and southbound i-71 with all lanes reopening by 7 a.m. the following day. happening now right now... police are looking right now... police are looking for a suspect, who carjacked and held a woman at gunpoint...in broad daylight. jessica dblbx our jordan vilines joins us live from fort mitchell with the details. live fort mitchell police say a 77 year old woman had just finished buying groceries here at the remke's off dixie highway in fort mitchell when the incident unfolded. they say she walked out to the parking lot, got in her car and that's approached by a man with a gun. the man allegedly told the victim that he needed her car so she got out, and he took off. police are still looking for this man and they need your help to find him.. they say the victim's car that he was last seen driving is a a car like this one...a 2002 black toyota c

reagan died sunday at her home at the age of 94. thousands of people have visited her casket to pay their respects. she will be buried next to her husband.. president ronald reagan.. at his presidential museum in simi valley. nine on your side and a-b-c news will carry the funeral service live for you starting at about two o-clock. today's episode of general hospital a dog's tale ... this pup survived a firey wreck ... now her rescuers are trying to reunite her with her owner's family. you won't want to miss this. then ... testing our s-m-a-r-t- s!the scripps regional spelling bee is this weekend ... we've got a preview of the contest plus our own good gmts anim"you're watching good your side!" we're learning this morning there is a silver lining to this deadly semi crash in south carolina .... a dog was in the cab of that truck when her owner died in that early morning crash. trapped in the wreckage for almost six hours until firefighters came to her rescue.the people who saved her say the pup likely traveled everywhere with the se

at 11 p.m. each night tuesday, march 15 through friday, march 18, with lanes reopening by 5 a.m. the following day. also, the ramp from northbound i-75 to sr 562 will be closed beginning at 9 p.m. each night, reopening at 6 a.m. the following day. a major league baseball player is suddenly retiring...after he's told to spend less suddenly retiring...after he's told to spend less time with his son. chicago white shox slugger adam laroache.. walked away from a contract that would have paid him 13 million dollars this season after the team's president told him he had to limit the time his 14-year-old son, drake, spent with the team. laroche announced his retirement on twitter with the hashtag family first. kara 2shot why bowe bergdahl says he left his army post... new documents...just released. and talk about a lucky puppy! "we're driving up the main road and spotted her, opened up the car door and whistled and she jumped." kara vo reunited with her family! fox19 i hope we have a buyer for the hous

i-77 at west boulevard exit. at exit 9 there. traffic moving but again getting thick. >>> here is meteorologist al conklin with the look at first alert weather. >> al: thanks, christine. i have to take you down to the beach, the sun is up, obviously, look at that shot there from surfchex, that is cape hatteras, man, does that not look peace full? a great way to start your tuesday. we have a lot of sunshine in our forecast as well. we're going to enjoy it today, not as warm as yesterday, we hit 74 yesterday, numale fishing forecast, takes us to 69, we will see a gradual increase in cloud cover, but mostly sunny for the morning and midday. chad kessinger of belmont holding up a 73 pound, 49 inch blue catfish he wrestled out of lake wylie last weekend using a the fourth catfish of 50 pounds he caught on the lake. big fish but he released it to fight another day. our sun-up a couple minutes, 6:53, sun goes down at 6:20. decent amount of sunshine, rain tonight, talk about that, when it gets in and out and another opportunity for rain

of forums aimed at safety... jordan vilines joins us with how the school is looking to move on from last week's school shooting. live today madison schools will begin a series of forums with various groups to discuss and gather input on how the district will move forward with safety, security and support. vo school officials tell us another important reason they're holding these forums is to give everyone an opportunity to share his or her thoughts and ideas about how the district can better itself overall. the forum is open to all madison local school district staff, the students and staff members have also reached out to officials with the butler county sheriff's office and other local emergency personell to join the conversation. live today the school district will operate on a 2 hour early dismissal. this dismissals for staff professional development. reporting live in butler county, jordan vilines, fox 19 now. dbl box 100 million dollars gone from bangladesh after a major hack in the country. our jessica bro

she died at her california home yesterday, at the age of 94. terry okita is live in semi valley in california where she will be burried next to her husband. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. the condolances are coming in, both from same and every day citizens using words like gracious, and strong, and devoted, to describe nancy reagan. >> a steady stream of mourners stopped at the ronald reagan presidential library and museum sunday, to leave flowers and pay respects to former first lady nancy reagan. >> i thought she brought a lot of classy necessary, to the first, position of first lady. >> nancy reagan died of congestive heart failure sunday at her los angeles home. mrs. reagan was phone for being her husband's most fear protector, most trusted advisor. she was an ad vaux cat for stem cell research following former ronald reagan illness of alzheimer's disease. conure gant where they worshiped, talked about the former first lady after sunday services. >> she was genuinely considerate of the people around her. and she alwa

that's also the case at 195 west-bound at u.s.-1. at this point we're not seeing any delays at this point. again, that could change. right here off to the exit ram we are seeing some slight delays at the macarthur causeway, 395 exit ramp to i-95. those speeds clocking in at 30 miles per hour. let's talk about u.s.-1 heading into miami. at this point things are looking great. not a lot of stop and go traffic at this point. kennedy willing drive heading to the same location, 17 minutes total drive time. >>> now to vote 2016 where donald trump is coming out on top of another supe tuesday. he won in three states last night. >> overnight donald trump taking hawaii with more than 42% of the votes there. >> and before that he swept michigan. 5 delegates were up for grabs. >> trump also making mississippi, winning 47% of the votes in that primary. >> trump did not sweep all of the votes last night because ted cruz won the iowa -- idaho primary. >> 68 delegates went his way but the senator swept michigan wh about 50% of the vote. about 48%. >

two blasts at the airport. one at a downtown metro station. at least 28 people killed. dozens injured. threat level rising across europe. here at home, as well. alex marquardt who is on the scene at the airport there in brussels where the blasts went off early this morning. alex. >> good morning, robin. yes, the police presence still very strong here. we just saw a rather somber scene of four hearses driving past our position and understand there were 11 people killed here at the airport in that double bombing, one of which we know now was the suicide bombing so that drops the death toll down 26 but it's hard to tell where this is going to go. there are many people who have been wounded so the death toll could easily grow. meanwhile, brussels has raised the alert level. belgium has raise the alert level to 4, the highest possible fearing a possible imminent attack and know there have been two attacks one at the airport and one at a metro station downtown in central brussels, the entire metro system, the entire public transit system of that includes the buses, trams and

take a look at this surveillance video recorded at playful pets on ridge pike. the suspect is seen snagging a bishop poodle mix puppy and walking out of the store. if you recognize this person, you are asked to call police. >> spring is in the air at the pennsylvania convention center. 2016 philadelphia flower show opens today. anita oh, is there where the doors will open in just a few hours, good morning, anita. >> good morning, taking escape from the chilly temperatures by headed to california here at the redwoods exhibit here at the philadelphia flower show. what you are looking at inch interest cat details, have taken so much time to build. this exhibit in particular is one of my favorites, because of the amount of deal tail that there is, and joining me now to talk about this is allen gauche of the pennsylvania horticultural society. can you describe what we're look looking at here? >> americans institute of flour and designers, national organization based on dozens of their design presser around the country. each one every them works in a different aspect

he are the latest winter weather advisory at noon, snow level at 5,000' and 2-4' at the highest peak and maybe 5' and at lake tahoe it starts at 4:00 in the afternoon for the heave snow through 11:00 on monday morning. 1' of snow at lake level and 2' or more on the slopes. my seven-day forecast for lake tahoe area and what you will see is...it will be your camera. i changed 9 wrong camera. it with show that it is not showing in lake tahoe but it will be windy and breezy and breezy with the storm bringing snow through monday. be came. if you are headed that way. sue? >> we go back to the bay bridge and look at the incline section a beautiful eastern span traffic is moving nicely and you see the brake lights to the tunnel with 15 minutes from golden gate field to san francisco. you can see we have cars stacked up paying cash and otherwise, you are slow through and look at rain corner on the cameras we have rain at the bay bridge and the green on the roads, speeds are at the limit and it is quiet, we have a couple of solo spinouts and flooding in napa, highway 12 at 121 began flooding a

if we were at the -- at the check-in, we exploded, too. >> reporter: at least ten dead here, and more than 100 injured, including nine americans. mormon missionaries richard norby, joseph empey and mason wells from utah, and an american air force lieutenant colonel traveling back home with his family. but the horror was still unfolding. 9:11 am, just an hour after the airport explosion, seven miles away another suicide bomb goes off near the offices of the european union. this time in a packed metro car, as it was leaving the station. in the dark tunnel, passengers climbed out of train cars. the terrified screams of a child. the path to safety down the dimly-lit tracks. at least 21 people dead. more than 100 wounded here, too. and at 4:19 p.m., eight hours after the terror began, isis claimed responsibility. brussels tonight , a city gripped by fear and uncertainty. >> and alex marquardt with us live again this half hour from brussels. alex, you told us at 6:30, the city largely shut down tonight. what do we know about the subway systems there, and the airport, of course, which had be

look at this. it indicates that mr. denkins was shot from the back: family of denkins said they are asking for transparency. >> the medical examiner can and should expedite the release of his conclusions and report. witnesses to speak to them as they continue their own investigation. >> we ask anyone with information regarding the homicide of akiel denkins to please come forward and to cooperate with our family and their investigators. >> he was too well loved to ever be forgot p. and all we pray for is justice. >> in raleigh, lauren havillamd, cbs north carolina. >>> cbs north carolina has new information in a double murder in johnston county. they have now identified the woman culled in the incident. jessica pyat was found dead on unity drive in newton grove. both were shot to teeth. jones' 2-year-old sop was found unharmed had the home. no arrests have been made. >>> raleigh police have still made no arrest in a shooting maurice wilson was shot in the chest on the 1200 block of raleigh boulevard

>> i love to look at it. i don't like to shovel it. >> reporter: back out live i can tell you that several folks are skeptical about this being the last snowfall, but after january's blizzard they tell me that this is a walk in the park. that's the information i have live from cape may. >> thanks for that. a few more months and that mall in cape may is going to be packed with people enjoying the shore. >> gorgeous. >>> the snow stopped but we're left with a little bit of a threat. >> what's on the ground could refreeze when it gets dark, first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is here now with your friday night forecast. what do you have? >> it is going to get colder. temperatures dropping below freezing and it's from what we saw early this morning, now the weather system has moved offshore, but locally we still have those areas of snowmelt so we have a lot of puddles around especially closer to the shore and delaware, as we go into the middle of the weekend another small clipper system will try to move thro

, ted cruz at 29% marco rubio at 22%, ben carson , at 7%, john kasich at 2%. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is in the lead, at 63%. this is in georgia. 35% of georgia democratic voters polls in georgia open tomorrow at 7:00 a.m., and close at 7:00 p.m. carol: tomorrow night, we'll have full super tuesday results on the wyff news 4 app. be sure to download it for all of our commitment 2016 coverage. we'll bring you the latest results as they come in. also make sure to check the bottom of your screen for those results, too. also tomorrow, be sure to watch an hourlong "nightly news," right here on wyff news 4. lester holt will be anchoring live from new york. michael: something happened at the u.s. supreme court today that hasn't happened in a decade. justice clarence thomas asked a question. the justices were hearing a case about a federal law. the law would ban people convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence from owning firearms. thomas didn't just ask one question, he asked a string of them. his words drew audible gasps from the lawyers and reporter

we're looking at a windy advisory that kicks in at 2:00 p.m. it is rain will tairm off between 9 -- taper off between 9 a.m. and noon. after that, winds kick in and the gusts as high as 50 miles per hour. it goes until midnight tonight. a lot of cloud cover out there, and rain. it will get better as we head into the afternoon. 47 in wilmington. 43 in allentown. 51 in cape may. as you head out the door sitting on 47 between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m., cloudy skies and showers. as we roll through the day, we dry out in the afternoon. 64 degrees high of 66. but those winds are going to become a factor. look out driving this afternoon and evening. there could debris and trash cans on the roads. karen rogers i guess this is not a happy commute. >> reporter: the rain is coming down, the blue route past the turnpike, southbound traffic moving just fine. you can see the water on the roads. people are driving through the puddles, the spray coming back at you. the one thing we're going for is lighter volume with more people taking off on easter monday. i-95

we will be at 75 at noon, 79 at 4:00, downtown orlando sunny start partly sunny skies the rest of the day with a high of about 80 degrees as we head into the 4 o'clock hour. cocoa beach, cloudy and sunshine later in the afternoon. a high of 75. moderate rip currents risks swim near the lifeguard station in boating conditions look well. deneige house the accident. >> issues on i-95 , volusia county, northbound at u. s. 92 there is to bring reported in one of the lanes. keep that in mind. be alert. that is how we have a big crash in volusia county on i 4, a keep your eyes peeled for that. going back to the crash, i-95 southbound, brevard county, at pineda causeway we have all lanes shut down. the alternate until they can get it cleared out is us 1, take that to eue gallie blvd., there. >>> a lot going on locally but we will get started with breaking news on the terror attacks out of russells. >> in the last 15 minutes, we found out according to reuters, authorities have arrested a third suspect. we told you at the top of the hour of belgian broadcaster identified two brothers they say a

look at brussels. look at paris. look at s were great sit ills. paris is almost, almost as bad, if you look at par noise longer the beautiful city of lights. >> that we had a president who will acknowledge this evil, will call it by it name and utilize the full force and fury of the united states to defeat radical -- >> if i were in cuba right now the last thing i would be doing is going to a baseball game. i would be going back to washington and assembling all of my advisors, and all of the leaders of the world, the civilized world, to say, okay, folks, we can't, we can't delay any longer. >> terrorism not the only hot topic on the campaign trail though. there is also a war of wards between trump and cruz, showing his wife showing nude, produced cruz supporters, trump tweeted the picture was from agq shoot said the texas senator said be careful or he would spill the beans from cruz's wife. and if trump went after his wife he is a coward, that's what it has come tonight the latest from the white house, back to you. >> steve, still ahead, people ar

media reports at this hour are saying that at least 21 people are dead. we're talking about many others who have been severely wounded. >> the belgian capital is locked down right now, the airport is closed and awe flights to and from brussels are canceled. trains are also shut down. >> authorities in brussels are they are while they search for other possible bombs. elizabeth palmer is in london tracking this fascinating story. elizabeth, good morning. >> it happened in the hall of an airport followed close bibi a blast at a subway station situated very near the european union institutions. they report at this stage that there are at least 20 dead and 35 injuries. the belgian prosecutor said the airport explosions were as the result of a suicide bomb. pictures on social media show the interior of the departure hall moments after the explosions. there were ceiling tiles and debris all over the place and photos of the injured have also been posted online. an eyewitness at the airport described the scene as unbelievable. he was on his way to check in when th

we'll take a look at the poll numbers coming up at 4:30. live in center city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thanks. >>> republican voters are trying to sift through the feud between trump and cruz. candidates are going at each other about their wives, tabloids and who leaked what. john kasich says that makes him the best for president. >> i'm beating hillary by 11 points. i'm the only one that can win in the fall. the narrative has been what is wrong with the party. >> sanders says he has momentum after sweeping caucuses in alaska, hawaii and washington over the weekend. you can get the latest decision 2016 news anytime, including the updated delegate count by tapping the nbc 6 app. >>> philadelphia council will tackle the issue of gun violence. they will meet to create a strategy stopping violence among young people. philadelphia is above the national average when it comes to gun related murders. they are concerned as the weather warms. the goal is to restrict access to guns, get more young people employed and improve community programs. m

so again i would expect at least 45 minutes at the minimum for highway 1 closures knob effect right at bean hollow so both directions shut down. rain here on our bay bridge catch you have sluggish conditions a couple of cars backed up in the cash lanes. looks like fastrak is doing okay out of oakland into san francisco. give yourself a few extra minutes. still working on this accident eastbound 92 midspan left lane down. good news in the commute direction of the san mateo bridge traffic okay from hayward to foster city. >>> the feds are mounting a new offensive in their battle with apple over iphone encryption. they filed a brief and the attorney general made her case on national tv. kpix 5's keit do is in cupid with the latest developments in this dispute. good morning >>> reporter: these two giants continue to slug it out in public. the federal government now admitting that there was a mistake made when they vote the password to the iphone of the san bernardino shooter. but they are saying it did not harm the investigation. now, this goes completely against what apple said earlier th

werfrom >>> at 5:56. we're learning all 13 students killed in a bus crash in northern spain were from different countries. it was filled with exchange students studying in barcelona. the students who died are all women between 19 and 25. seven were from italy. the six from different european nations. 23 others are still in the hospital. investigators say road conditions were good at the time. authorities are now questioning the driver. >>> developing news overseas. the suspect in the paris terrorist attacks may have been planning more violence. told investigators he intended to "restart something in brussels, belgium." arrested last week and brought it to you as breaking coverage on friday and now learning he may have been the logistics expert in the paris attacks. >>> more boots on the ground in iraq after an isis attack killed a u.s. marine and injured several others. this after lewis cardon died in a rocket strike saturday. he is the first u.s. service member to die this year. officials issued a brief