that's the air that was dragged down that molly and paul were talking about. that stage one and two is going to be another front that's going to sweep through here. very, very quickly. we go to the future cast,ky show that to you. let's get you into the early hours on wednesday and look how quickly the next boundary is racing -- racing into the high country. i saw the clouds there. it may push a shower through the region. 55 degrees. we'll call for fair skies, mild, yes, 60 that's about an average high temperature for this time of the year. let's get to it the forecast, with that boundary coming through we'll allow for a 20% chance of rain the record high of 83. we'll take a run at that. a few clouds left behind. hour by hour. 76 at noon. through the 4:00 hour. just a slight chance of a shower through the foothills. the theme. we take you into the piedmont. you will see the temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. this is the last day for that. outside of that, the best chance of rain it is coming here for the weekend timeframe the model is not in good agreement

molly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena. we've just learned that secretary of state kerry has arrived here in brussels to pay his respects. in the shaarbeck where they found bombmaking supplies. investigators are trying to figure out if there were other potential targets. they claim brothers khalid and ibrahim el bakraoui secretly recorded a top belgian nuclear sign success. the two killed were on a u.s. terror watch list. authorities are also on the hunt for a man shown in surveillance video before the attack searching for this suspect shown with the bombers at the airport. as the member schools across brussels grow and the grieving tips, the families of the missing are still searching for loved ones. >> every one of them heartbreaking and difficult for these families, they want information about their loved ones who are missing. >> reporter: u.s. authorities tell abc news they have identified that mystery man in the airport and that he was likely on a u.s. terror watch now here belgian authorities are working around the cl

molly: " sounds good." molly: " before going on the a safety meeting and get suited up. you'll be given a personal flotation device, helmet and paddle plus all the information you need to stay safe." molly: " whether you're a world class athlete competition or a looking for a place national offers amazing engage in the outdoors right here in charlotte's backyard. it's a visit to the queen city." nearly three frozen digiorno pizzas, stouffer's lasagnas and lean cuisine meals are being recalled... after people found glass in their food! nestle, the company behind the brands, said no injuries have been reported. the food maker said the glass may have come from the spinach used in the recalled products. it said an investigation is ongoing. some frustrated neighbors use a bit of heavy-duty humor to try to put a stop to a stinky situation. neighbors of pine ridge elementary in southwest bend are tired of people not cleaning up after their pets. one family decided to take matters into their own hands, . they created some clever signs and planted them right next to every dog dro

abc's molly hunter is at one of those crossings in greece. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. five million syrian regulars have come out of the war and thousands are right here. freezing cold, ankle deep mud ngos say some 12,000 people have been stuck here for weeks. it's a waterlogged tent city never supposed to be there, a purgatory between greece and macedonia since macedonia and its neighbors shut their borders. the rain doesn't stop, she says. it's disgusting. the children are suffering b the way forward blocked by razor wire and macedonian police. behind back to the aegean sea is not an option. about 3,000 refugees attempted to go around the fence crossing a rushing river tuesday. it was chaotic and several people drowned and the macedonians detained and deported about 700. the others we found walking back the three miles to camp earlier today. ambitions moving on to mad doania crushed. we want a solution, she says. we cannot take it anymore. we want to kill ourselves. this is a disaster. and back to the greek ca

molly hunter is live in brussels and joins us with the details. good morning, molly. >> reporter: good morning, tam, as the manhunt continues fore one tryst, another terrorist, salah abdeslam will face a criewm -- courtroom today. students gathered to to a second year law student who died in the attack at the metro station. >>> i'm not afraid, terrorists want us to be afraid. they will win if we are afraid to go out from home. >> reporter: as the country mourns list owe -- police are on the manhunt for this terrorist. it is companions both died at the airport. younger brother also dead after carrying out the subway bombing. are prosecutors claim both had extensive criminal records in the the attack, many are missing. >>> i want torn he is okay. -- to know he is okay. >>> gayton powell was found and said to have no memory of what took place. >>> it's over, it's like --. >>> european security and justice ministers will hold an emergency meeting in brussels later today and tomorrow secretary of state kerry will arrive to pay his respects. in brussels

live in brussels, molly hunter, channel6 "action news." >> thanks so much, molly. >>> for american missionary mason wells, this wasn't his first brush with a terrorist attack. the 19-year-old was in boston with his family just a block from the finish line during the 2013 marathon bombings. he was also in france during the recent attacks on paris. his parents say he's hospitalized with a ruptured achilles tendon, shrapnel injuries and burns to his face and hands. >> it's 5:34. the terror attacks in brussels are prompting questions about how ready are we here in the u.s. particularly when it can comes to our mass transit system. there was a visible increase in police presence during the evening rush hour late last night at septa's suburban station. officers patrolled on bikes and with k-9 units especially trained to sniff out bombs but police admit they can't and be everywhere. >> we are asking the public to be more aware. it's time for folks to see something and say something. >> security has also been stepped up at philadelphia international airport. though the department of homeland security

they're pushing for molly's law. molly the dog was nearly beaten to advocates want to make a registry. they believe it will keep abusers from owning pets again. >> the creation of molly's law will send a strong message that this florida county truly believes that all god's creatures deserve protection from torture and abuse. >> reporter: commissioners decided to get the sheriff's office, animal services, and county attorneys to work on an ordinance. >>> on friday spaksex will make -- spacex will make its fifth attempt to launch into spacex has been trying to launch that since november 24th. conditions are currently 65% favorable for friday's l attempt. >>> nasa is making its own launch preparations for a test flight that will clear the way today we got a look at the boosters that will lift the state's launch system and will orion space craft into orbed for the 2018 exploration mission. the unmanned flight will take orion thousands of miles beyond the moon as nasa prepares for a journey to mars. >> another beautiful s

molly hunter. leon: in part because of the scenes like you are seeing there in belgium, earlier this evening brianne carter was showing you the way that security is being stepped up around the national mall here. in part, though, as well because we are hitting peak season for cherry blossoms around here. kellye lynn joins us now from along the tidal basin. she has a look at how things are shaping up there this evenin kellye: oh, my gosh. a really good size crowd out here. so many people taking in the gorgeous blossoms. and most of them have their cameras in hand. you can see some of the people behind me who are capturing what their are hoping will be the perfect shot. i have someone here with me right now who is trying to do exactly that. this is stephen. he is from lunchburg, virginia. i see you -- lynchburg, virginia. you brought two cameras. why two? >> i have a wide-angled that i photograph people with and item photo zoom lens i photograph the landscape. i can switch back and forth, the cameras

molly grantham wbtv on your side side. >> what a remarkable life she had. and the tomb in simi valley faces west towards the pacific ocean. >> relatives of every president dating back to john f. kennedy attended the funerals along with hundreds. including tom sell lick and beau derrick. >> tonya rivens is in the first alert traffic center. sponsored by people's bank. wendy hates dirty lawn furniture. it cleans all of wendy's lawn furniture without damaging any of wendy's lawn. scotts. it's good out here. 'important warning for mac users you are not immune to viruses particularly ransom ware. on your side consumer investigator kristen miranda shows us what to watch out for. >> you know what ransom ware is, criminals get into your computer and lock up your files and will not unlock them until you pay them off and they have figured out how to get into macs. >> they try to get you to act with a sense of urgency and through a friend's social media account or send you an e-mail. you package did not get information. legitimate. those can be red flags asking you to

molly and then some rain and add up to snow for parts of the area as well. molly mentioned. look at this the cold air is ramming again down into the carolinas. some areas now 30 degrees colder right now than we were at this time last night. salisbury, are you leading the charge right now. what about the rain and the snow that's coming our way, it is through the day the snow rolling into the mountains and spill over into the foothills. you will be dry and cold in the morning, 36 degrees. and thereafter the day ends with the snow and rain coming in. we'll talk about accumulations and the rest of the week. >> thank you. >>> new information now on a serious crash involving a pedestrian in charlotte. and sky three was live with the breaking news can you see it shattered and the roof crushed since 5:00 we learned that the victim was seriously hurt and is in the hospital. this was at peach tree and subset bush -- sun set road. police have not said if anyone will face charges. >> terrible update to a story we told you about as breaking news last night here at 11. a child who ran int

. >> i will put molly on blast and got the 6s plus but it looks like i held up my keyboard i'm molly. because it is very big. >> where do you store it? pockets? >> i don't know. good news for the people who resisted the bigger 6s. >> twitter turns 10 today. >> incredible. >> the first tweet sent on march 21, 2006. the social media allows 140 characters per tweet and that will not be changing: despite the rumor. rumor? >> that was a silly idea. happening and i am happy to hear that. that is the appeal of twitter you have to craft that tweet. >> if you are sending it somewhere else fine. link me somewhere but the idea that you have limited character. >> and learning how when you put in a picture you have to have 25 characters if you want a picture included in your tweet. >> fascinating to look at the old tweets about big moments and how twitter helped cover those. >> 10 years. >> let's see if traffic is flying. >> no flights on the roads at the moment. your first alert traffic is sponsored by people's bank. a strand stranded motorist and volume as a result as well. and red on i-77 and t

molly, tell us a little about forest. >> so this is forest. he's a 2-year-old australian shepherd mix. he's also a pretty smart dog, already learning some tricks. he's good with dogs and cats and he has a lot of energy. likes to go on runs and play outside and go for walks. and he's up to date on his shots. and he's already neutered. and he -- you can meet him this weekend. you check him out at hope an pals . org. and meet him and all the other dogs up for adoption. shirt. >> yes. oh, keep calm and rescue dogs. >> i haven't seen that. but i love that. >> thank you. i love it. >> all right. again, more information on hope animals.org. they have not only information there about forest, but how you can help keep calm and rescue dogs. [ laughter ] >> are you pretty full over there now? >> yes. we're getting a lot of dogs in. the more people a -- dogs people adopted, the more dogs we can save from euthanasia. >> and that is so important. >> appreciate your great work, molly. >> i was going to call you out on that. thought you were going to have a f

professional organizer molly pesci says always start where you store. >> once you clean out the closets, that's when you see if you have extra space to take all the junk that's been piling up around your house. essential to take everything out. >> somewhere in the middle of any closet cleaning project you're going to lose faith. you're going to go i don't want to do this anymore. >> reporter: if it's all on the floor you have to finish. >> when you get there, clean. get to out your spray cleaner. dust, vacuum. >> reporter: the same rules apply to that kitchen pantry and your bedroom closet. >> a closet can look really truly beautiful as beautiful as the rest of the home when you're spring cleaning. >> reporter: expert colleen fitzpatrick says when it's time to put everything back make sure you have matching hangars. >> and everything to face in the same direction. >> reporter: color code

molly hunter, abc news, brussells. >> our thanks to molly hunter there in brussels. a lot of people, so many images coming out of brussels over the last 24 hours. many people remembering the victims. the manhunt is on for that man on the right. >> people wondering what it means for airport security across the country, across the nation and across the world especially as the spring break season is beginning. so many people worrying about families traveling. the faa looking into what action they may be taking. >> you saw that image i showed you a few seconds ago. authorities are looking for that man seen walking with the bombers at the airport. >> there have been more raids across belgium and an explosive device found in brussels apartments along with an isis flag. more on the investigation from abc's brian ross. >> they look grim and determined as they push carts through the airport. now identified by the authorities as the suspects attack team. two dressed in black with no effort to hide their faces are believed to have been the suicide bombers. their bombs hidden in

i think molly wrote a piece or a tweet about the fact so few people in this country know what the issues were about why the civil war was fought. i would say that look, truth has an awful lot to do with what we're witnessing now. we need truth about what all of the candidates are saying. we need not just fact checking but real investigative reporting on all of the major candidates in both parties and we need a

abc's molly hunter live for us from brussels this morning. there's a growing memorial behind you, molly. >> reporter: good morning. there is. spontaneous flowers and candles, it's been growing all night as we wind toward the 24 hour mark since those deadly attacks. people will start coming. it is raining you can see. as the sun comes up, i imagine we'll see many more people coming to places like this to pay their respects. >> molly, talk to us a little bit about, you have been in and out of brussels. you've covered the refugees. tell us more about the situation right now, the mood in the capital. are people afraid to take public transportation? i know the airports are shut down. but what's your sense? >> reporter: we arrived late last night. the city is absolutely shut down. police have blocked off all the major streets. you really can't move very easily. we'll have to see if schools are planning to open up, public transportation will start kind of running again. but reena, that's exactly it. it v issue. belgian authorities say somewhere arou

he is going to stay until about sleep but people look here at molly malone's all day long. and luck of the irish, top of the morning, why not grab a beer, guys. >> why would you want to stand. up. >> opening round of basketball today. oh, the bars are going to be -- >> oh, yeah. >> there's grate party in loveland, too at the knights of columbus, they have the big irish, day today. saint patrick's day named for ireland eos saint, you didn't know. >>> and get more juice in your lives local jews >> why milil >>> 6:09 this morning in cincinnati refine, three local juice places, off the vine is a little place on vine street where the juices and nut mill beings are served in cute glasses that can be returned and reused. rooted juice reand kitchen offers of juices, and glue ten salads, and the juicy has a juice place where you can get the juice shipped to you. see the must try flavors along with all that is new and happening in town at cincinnati >>> john. >>> we are down to 36 degrees, you may need the jacket as you step out on saint patrick's day, you will get to mid-50s at noon

>> yes, molly. the officers have been here investigating even though the sun had set. we spotted them trying to piece together what happened here at this complex off park land circle, taking pictures of vehicles. where the shooting happened and look around for evidence. they say that michael jeffreys is the person killed in the shooting. we found his picture in the mecklenburg sheriff's office archives. remember, two others were shot in the incident but the police have not update dated us on how they are doing. the shooting has them concerned and things are normally peaceful around here. >> it is scary. it could happen next to your home. and the fact i was home and you don't know that happened outside of the door you come out and the whole unit. >> the crime scene unit was busy. as far as we know no suspects had been named. we're asking police for a description of the visiteds. when we get the information, we'll update you. alex giles, wbtv on your side. >>> breaking news in campaign 2016, former presidential expected to endorse donald trump tomorrow morning. carson wa

jimmy's guest, henry cavel, and music from molly. "action news", i don't know, tomorrow morning at 5:30. for ducis rodgers, adam joost he have, jim gardner, the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a wonderful weekend. we will see you next week.

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molly hunter, abc news, brussels. >> molly, thank you for that. and the terror attacks from brussels are prompting questions about how prepared we are right here at home in the u.s. particularly when it comes to mass transit. there was a visible increase in police presence during the rush hour last night at septa suburban station. officers were patrolling on bikes and they had k-9 units especially trained to sniff out bombs but police admit they cannot be everywhere. >> we are asking the public to be more aware. it's time for folks to see something and say something. >> security has also been stepped up at philadelphia international airport though the department homeland security is stressing there is no "specific credible intelligence of a copycat threat right here in the u.s. "our coverage of the terror attacks in brussels continues on our web site 6abc.com. we posted photo galleries and videos from the soon along with reaction from around the world. some of those photo galleries really bring it to you. >> really terrifying what happened. and of

. >> i'm molly grantham. the woman said she was at the bus stop on saturday night when she was attacked trying to steal her purse. she is pregnant and due in days. tonight she talked with alex giles he is live with more on how alex is doing and how she fought off the attacker. >> it was off ashley road. the soon to be mother was a mix of emotions after the attack she never saw coming. >> this is where he was kicking me. >> reporter: olivia onukogu has the wounds from the battle, waiting for the bus, she was surprised to see a man inching towards her. >> he said i'm waiting on the bus like you. then he smacked me on the butt >> reporter: she would not give it up, i jumped on him and started punching him. >> a tussle, all this while she was nine months pregnant. >> i started yelling he was kicking me in the face telling me to shut up. >> he took off. she went to a neighbor's house and got them to call 911. her thoughts turned to her child. >> that's the first thing i was worried about, i don't worry about me. w

we're molly: " welcome to the southern weekend! we're here in east nashville and one of the places you have to come and visit is barista parlor. they have amazing coffee, delicious biscuits, and i'm here with chelsea the general manager. now, it looks different than a typical coffee shop it almost looks like a science experiment- like you have beakers, water dripping, explain that philosophy?" chelsea: " we make each cup of coffee when you order it. all of those beakers and scientific things that you see are very necessary to our process." molly: " really? it's not just the look?" chelsea: " it does look great! but it's also very functional." chelsea: " we make signature drinks, some of them are seasonal and some of them stay on the menu all the time. so this is our espresso and tonic. we really do want people to think of specialty coffee beverages in a different way." molly: " so there's no alcohol in this?" chelsea: " no! this is a coffee cocktail. so all that's in jack rudy tonic water, and lemon." never had that taste in my lif

a live look now at molly malone's in covington. drinks...food and everything irish will be served to celebrate the holiday...and of course march madness games playing in the background competing with irish music. this is just one of many restaurants in the area ready to help people celebrate the irish holiday.head to our now time for nine first warning traffic and weather together... you'll notice a change as you head out the door this morning, it's cooler! temperatures ranged from 58- 650f as many of you left on wednesday. we'll drop to the 44-490f range today for the morning rush. it wouldn't be a bad idea to grab a light jacket. minus the cooler another beautiful day. we'll only see a few hit or miss clouds today and temperatures warm to the 60 degree mark. 540f is considered "normal" for the 17th of march, so we are doing well! but here's your 9 first warning, it's going to turn windy this afternoon. winds will pick up from the west at 10 to 20 mph and will gust up to 35 mph. this is mainly from 1-6 p.m. which means it won't la

we asked facebook fans what they think about the idea of molly's law. read the comments and add your own at wftv facebook page now. >>> tomorrow's tim berry city leaders expected to decide if they were as for funny for a library expansion. officials want to get more than $20,000 from the county to pay for designer permits to expand 20,000 ft.2. the facility includes meeting rooms as well as rooms for books and computers. >>> officials with the us department of agriculture were in central florida to see how healthy school lunches are in the public schools. usda undersecretary was in evans high school to see the healthier magic -- menus being offered at portage county schools. in 2010 the healthy hunger free kids act make sure schools added an extra servings of fruits, vegetables and limited salt in each meal. >>> those healthy meal plan to be in jeopardy if congress does not agree to jeff and $.35 per meal. we told when directors tell us without help them have to cut down on options and possibly cut staff to cover the cost. the extra money will cover inc

her name was molly hornablow. i think she's aunt martha in the book. but her actual name was molly hornablow. she had a very kind of complicated history. she was freed during the revolution. then she was re-enslaved when she was captured during the revolutionary war. so she was one of those -- i think we talked about how during the american revolution some opportunities opened up for slaves to escape, to get their freedom. she was captured. she was re-enslaved. eventually, and i think you get this bit of it in the book, she was freed again when somebody bought her in the town and then freed her. most of harriet's experience as a slave she is living in the town. there's a brief period when she's working on a plantation but for the most part she's working on a household and not on a plantation. i don't know how to make this a sharper image. i guess i could try turning off the back lights. does that help? this is harriet jacobs in 1894. i tried to find a picture of harriet obz when she was younger but there does not seem to be one. the other thing too is

good evening and welcome, i'm molly grantham. >>> i'm paul cameron. the devastation can you see that a driver failed to make a turn and ran into a propane tank and it blew up killing the couple. the fire did not stop neighbors and a stranger from running in to pull them out. >> and there was a scramble to rescue the couple. trying to help. >> it was a truck hitting the house. i stuck out and called 911. can you see how the word emergency was a understatement. and they wonder what could have caused the driver to go off the road. he spoke with the driver at the scene, i gave him a jacket, he said i went to sleep. >> after the driver hit the tank, he felt no other choice but to run to help. >> he was getting out on his own, assisted him and hear the gas line spewing. >> a couple was in the house, i was yelling at her and waiving out of the back of the house. she finally heard me. she turned around and made two steps the house blew up. air. >> you see it 35 feet in front of you. a man drives by, he jumped out without hesitation and runs into the flames, w

molly, good morning. >> good morning abby and heather. he got the big win he needed to move forward. his path to nomination is clear. he struck an optimistic note in the wake of this big win. >> you better believe it is about america it's about pulling us together not pulling us apart. >> ohio was a perceived must win who would have struggled to continue to win with a home state lawsuit. he claimed all 66 delegates on the gop side finally racking up his first win. it was decisive. ended up by more than 10 percent. his main rival did well in coal country and steel country the appalachian shan area in the south but not enough for victory. with some momentum in his corner kasich is vowing to go to the republican convention to cleveland and beyond. >> we have one more trip around ohio this coming fall where we will beat hillary clinton and i will be the president of the united states. >> kasich is now part of a 3 man race moving forward. he is at the bottom of the heat. still he is on the road, he is out there campaigning. he is in his native

c0028 - molly rumble - voter - 5958 i think his economic policy is something we should all take into consideration. 0007 c0031 - charles mcleod - i'm so glad super tuesday is over. we can now concentrate on what really matters, which is building the coalition behind bernie sanders and making sure the entire country gets an opportunity to have a say, not just a few states 1358 tonight at his victory speech in vermont, sanders told his supporters he will win hundreds of delegates. that's what i heard from some of the volunteers here tonight, who think sanders is positioned to do well moving forward. live in on your side. now let's put all these political expert, joel rubin, joins us in the studio. joel -- why do you think the primary turned out the way it did? remember, you can track the super tuesday results with our special election coverage on wavy dot com. you can also see pictures from the polls today. my full forecast coming up coming up-- hear from the family of a homicide victim in suffolk. but first -- the law enforcement family honored prince william county police officer ash

not too late to join molly grantham at the great 5 k at independence park in charlotte. it is for colorectal cancer, second leading cause of cancer deaths in america. there is plenty of time to get out there. several food truck events have kicked off for the spring. we stopped by the friday night festival at unknown brewing, seven different food trucks and live music. official food truck friday that has been wildly popular will start back in april in plaza midwood, also a location in south end at sycamore brewing. >>> a good time of year, spring is springing. >> lyndsay: winter seems like it went by fast. >> kristen: it did. >> lyndsay: i don't want toj to,jinx it. we're in the first weekend of march and next week is looking okay. we have a nice warmer pattern setting in to be in the month for us. so with that being said, yes, this weekend will be nice, but may not be completely dry, if pick up a few sprinkles, maybe a shower, officially in the mountains. we have a weak front just upstream, going to be sliding across the carolinas and mid-atlantic later tonight, that cou

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molly hunter is live in brussels with the latest details. molly. >> reporter: good morning, erin, secretary of state kerry has just arrived in brussels to pay his respects. no audio.him obviously we're hag technical difficult we'll bring you the latest from belgium in the newscast. >>> an iconic rock band who was silenced in cuba is in havana ahead of a historic free concert. >>> why a feud between two gop candidates gets nastier if that's possible, david. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows sprinkles and showers pushing into philadelphia. these are forming in the southwest and then the entire region. we'll have future tracker and the easter sunday call coming up from accuweather it's all just ahead. let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast-max. it's the same difference. this one is max strength and fights mucus. mucinex fast-max. the only branded cold and flu liquid gel that is max-strength and fights mucus. let's end this. feet per day. the controlled released yesterday morning

let's begin with molly line. she is live for us in black lick, ohio. that is where john kasich faces a must win in his home state. good morning, molly. >> the race is tight on both sides of the political aisle. on the republican side it is ne neck and neck. the governor john kasich is up within the margin of error. the former massachusetts governor and mitt romney joined him on the trail. kasich this is his winner take all home state. it is a must win. but he did not have it all to himself. trump shifted his schedule cancelling a rally in florida to hold one outside of youngstown, ohio. we are going to win, win, win. we are going to win so much. you are going to be so proud of your country again. i love you ohio. you can make the difference. you can make the difference. tem your friends to vote for trump. you will look back 2 years from now, 10 years from now, 20-years from now you will say that's the single greatest vote i ever cast. >> i will not take the low road to the highest office in the land. we can't unite america by dividing america. >> secre

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molly hunter out there. it is a story i feel sometimes is like wallpaper. we've seen it so many times. how do you get across to viewers at home just how difficult and how horrendous the situations they're going through. >> molly has a longer version of that story. an 11 minute version posted on abcnews.com. it's really worth watching. it's important. >> you don't often think of the conditions among her twitter feed, she was talking how it's raining there all the time. to keep people warm but the rain keeps putting fires out. basic things like staying warm, food and shelter so tough. >> its an a tough situation not getting better anytime soon. >> that's right. >> we appreciate her work there. >>> we're going to move on to mother trez who spent her life aiding the needy and downtrodden and is just months away from sainthood. the ceremony set for september 4th, the day before the 19th anniversary of her death. nun also known as the saint of the gutter cleared the final hurdle in december. that's when pope francis approved a second miracle attributed to her. >>

that is the good news. >> molly does not have kids, does she? >> no. >> if she did the doll would not have braces. that is expensive. that is nuts. >>> temperature this is morning chilly and breezy, winds still an issue. afternoon. a beautiful day. by noon, 52, sunny skies. 3:00 we have highs in the mid future-cast shows a few clouds streaming in later today. the mountains may pick up a little light snow. no alerts, that is for sure. we will stay really dry. coming up a look at tomorrow's winds and it gets gustter on wednesday. >>> there is a camera at lincoln avenue where they have been doing the road widening project. this is i-25 and dry creek. the entire northbound side has been reconfigured. the rest of the drive through the denver tech center looks nice. 6th avenue by wadsworth and sheridan moving along fine. >>> a fun moment during the halftime l.a. clippers game during the nets last night. decided to get court side and tried to dunk. he did it. the team gave him a trampoline to slam the ball. he celebrated with the team's new mascot afte

molly hunter is in belgium tonight. >> reporter: tonight brussels is under darkness as on going raids continue across the european country. the manhunt for this man as authorities identify as a suspect in the airport attacks. investigators say it started around 8:00 a.m. on tuesday morning. two bombs exploding. the terminal filled with smoke and chaos and people running for safety jie. a big bang. everybody cry and came along here. >> the force so great ceilings collapsed and people were lying on top of one another. and the horror continued. 9:11 a.m., an hour after the airport eke plosions -- explosions a mile away explosions at the office of the european union. the target is a packed metro car. children screaming in fear. >> this is the first time i saw such a thing in my life. >> reporter: the aftermath is leading to hundreds of injuries among those nine americans including mormon missionaries, all seriously hurt. with brussels under siege in the states, law enforcement officials are beefing up security at hubs across america. including in new york city a top target. >> there is no

molly: that is right, michelle. i would say the confidence among the people here isn't necessarily particularly high. given the arrest earlier this week. remind of the terrorist attacks in paris. the confidence in belgian authorities in particular is not particularly high. the manhunt is on, both in belgium and around europe for this man in white. for that third man in the surveillance video. but right now he is very much still on the lam. michelle: molly hunter live for us sign up for breaking news text alerts from abc7. you do that through the wjla.com website. to get more information on breaking stories around the world on your cell phone. scott: a perfect spring day out there. meteorologist doug hill in the weather center with a check on the forecast. how long can we enjoy this? michelle: the temperatures in the 70's. doug: one more day. tomorrow is maybe warmer than now outside. a beautiful view of the chesapeake bay from northern calvert county. chesapeake beach, maryland. 62 there now. take a big screen look

molly and barry bennett, and al alex burns. barry, i want to start with you. the trump camp has the first big win of the day. the northern marriana islands. nine delegates. >> the key though, it's a big win. that's the eighth win where donald trump has won a majority of the delegates in the state which means right now he's the only person running on the republican side that can be nominated at the convention. >> that's rule 40. that's something that was put in place in 2012 hold. you need a majority of eight delegations to be nominated. unclear whether or not that rule will hold. i didn't realize that was the eighth stake. we won't mock them. >> you kind of hit that one out of the park, barry. not going to lie. >> not much there, right? >> hugh hewitt tweeted this morning that the future of the republican party hangs on ohio today. what is that future? >> what that means is that the future of the republican party hangs on a contested convention. and everybody who isn't for donald trump is with a wish, a prayer and holding their breath that kasich wins ohio and

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