airport suicide bombers, kenneth craig is in brussels with more. >> reporter: this morning, we are also learning that a second attacker may also be on the run. that is according to belgian and french media who are reporting that he was seen on cc-tv cameras at the subway station carrying a large wagbag. authorities are trying to track him down in addition to the man in the surveillance video. as the hunt for the man in the white jacket continues, belgian prosecutors are morning about the isis terrorists connected to two terror attacks in brussels. authorities believe these two blew themselves up at the airport and ibrahim's younger >> tuesday's attack here in brussels and the events in paris are renewing concerns about fighting isis in europe. >> it's much easier to get into europe than to get into the united states, for example, because of geography. no european muslims are not radicalized. the vast majority are not but they have a higher radicalization rate. >> reporter: speaking from argentina, president obama urged people to come together in the terror fight. >> we can and we will w

kenneth craig, cbs news, garrison new york. the centers for disease control hasn )t tracked addiction among athletes - but believes athletes have been hit hard. among 18 to 25 year olds - heroin use has last decade. the big problem is causing virginia lawmakers - and action. last month - virginia attorney general mark herring - demanded an end to the epidemic. he came to norfolk to announced plans to implement public awareness campaigns - an program. and earlier this week we told you how virginia beach police are trying to prevent heroin- the department now has special devices containing a medicine that can opiate overdose. according to virginia beach police - 35 people died in 2015 from heroin overdoses. next at 6 - the man charged with killing two virginia college students entered his plea before a judge today. what s some portsmouth residents are asking for their mayor to step down - meanwhile another councilman is being fined for keeping taxpayers informed. hear from city council members about the recent fireworks. and the

here's cbs news' kenneth craig in brussels. >> reporter: authorities released new information about the suspects in the deadly attacks at the airport and a train station in brussels. they say the man in the middle of this surveillance photo is the one who detonated the bomb inside of the airport terminal others. his brother is it s. accused of debt -- his brother is accused of dealt naturing another bomb in the subway. the man on the left is believed airport. the man in the hat slipped away, and investigators are searching for him. a raid in the pulses suburb police need to do a better job of community policing, some say. >> they don't know the community well, and they don't get the intelligence they need. >> reporter: in central bankruptcies, people of all faiths are gathering to pay tribute to the victims. children are writing messages in chalk while others are pausing to say prayers. there is a heavy police presence at this memorial and across the city. many of the subways are back up and running as people try to get back to their daily lives. >> i think we'll always live in a safe p

kenneth craig, cbs-4 news. >> ohio and florida are the next big prizes on the election calendar. and the fight for florida is heating up. we're one week from the primary. that has some candidates converging on the sunshine state this morning. marco rubio made a stop at a coffee shop in kissimmee. he greeted voters and spoke to reporters. he reiterated he is the only in florida. >>> and speaking of trump, the tonight. it is scheduled to take place at 9:00 tonight at the trump national golf club. >>> in the meantime on the democratic side, senator bernie tonight. sanders will hold a rally. doors open up at 4:30. he will take the stage later in the evening. >>> hundreds of thousands of people have cast their ballots in early voting ballots. more on what you need to know if you're headed out to vote. gabby. >> reporter: walter, take a look at this. it's the election day countdown clock. we have six days, 18 hours and 53 minutes until primary election day in florida. and so far miami-dade county has seen a record number of voters cast ballots earlier. people have shuffled in and out o

craig in brussels, thanks a lot, kenneth. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will look at was, in fact, rented by a man who was one of the two brothers who were the suicide bombers in the brussels attack. he blew himself at the subway station. they also then found a taxi driver who said he was pulled out by three men to take them to the airport. they were acting suspicious about their luggage. they didn't want him to touch it, so he called police after the attack and they then carried out that raid on the apartment where they found the kind of explosives that were also used in the paris attack. so they very much have been putting those two attacks together as links. >> we are also learning a lot more about one of the bombers. we know that he was already known to authorities. but we have also learned that he was deport from turkey. can you tell us more about in fact, he was deported to the netherlands which he had requested. now that is something the belgian authorities are saying that we had no reason to suspect anything at the time. but they did know that he had gone to syria

kenneth craig reports it happened at the memorial for the victims of last week's bombing. >> reporter: police suited up in riot gear and used water canons on hungry of angry protesters that invaded a brussels memorial for the victims of tuesday's attacks. this woman broke down in tears as the quiet and somber vigil erupted in to chaos. this is the same place thousands of people have come over the last couple of days to honor and mourn the dead. until now they've done that peacefully. that all changed on sunday. we are crying for our deaths, this woman shouted at a man dressed in black. a group of far right wing demonstrators including self-described soccer hooligans descended on the spot after organizers canceled a march there. >> they have a message they want to stop terrorism but they're not doing it the right way. >> reporter: in italy, video captured the arrest of an algerian man on saturday suspected of providing false identification documents to the attackers in brussels and paris. 31 people died in tuesday's bombings and 270 were injured. but some belgians remain defiant. >> i'

cbs reporter kenneth craig with the results for both parties in tuesday's primary. >> reporter: donald trump made it clear who won in tuesday's elections. >> only one person did well tonight, donald trump, i will tell you. >> reporter: trump's big win netted him 58 delegates tuesday. ted cruz won 45 thanks to his idaho win while marco rubio came up empty. >> it always comes down to florida, doesn't it? >> rubio needs to win his home state of florida to stay in the race. but he is trailing trump in the polls there. cbs news confirms there are internal discussions about whether or not he should drop out. >> i'm talking about a [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: vermont senator bernie sanders is hoping voters in florida next week will do for him what the voters in michigan did tuesday, pull off an upset. >> i just want to take this opportunity to thank the people of michigan who repudiated the polls. >> reporter: clinton won mississippi and is more than halfway number to the number needed to clinch the nomination. >> unless there's a string of upsets and surprise, she is still headed towards

in new york kenneth craig cbs north carolina. >> in the meantime customers will soon be able--still be able to use plastic cards in the atm. >>> apple is planning a product. tim cook will announce a new smaller version of the iphone along with a smaller version of the ipad pro. not a new apple watch. there was a time everybody wanted the bigger and now it's getting smaller again. it's hard to keep up. we are expecting wet weather. had been a month earlier we would be talking about the-- >> i didn't say it. >> i'm going to say it. snow. we've had this great stretch. 70s and 80s for more than a week that's been the last thing on our mind. some of us around the country it's the middle of march and the mountain west and northern plains there is about 15% of the country that right now still has snow on the ground. so take a look t this and you've got friends or here in the west go ahead and call them up and mention how great it's been here. by the way it's 72 today, it's 71 now as we go over centennial and not a cloud in the sky. taking a tour around the state. everyone is in on this. don't

kenneth craig, cbs news, brussels. >> the lawyer for paris suspect salah abdeslam says his client is not fighting extradition to france and wants to leave brussels as quickly as possible. as for travel, flights into and out of brussels airport are now suspended until at least sunday. >>> and in the raid of one of the brussels suspects' apartments, police found and explosive made from household chemicals that appear innocent. highly volatile tatp is made with hydrogen peroxide and acetone easily purchased. for years bomb-sniffing dogs have detected this. now researchers at the university of rhode island have developed a device that can sniff it out. >> this electronic trace detection system can do -- compete with a dog but it doesn't need a break. so it detects 24/7. >> in closed spaces like airports, the sensor can detect amounts as small as 1 part per billion. field testing starts this year. the goal is to get it to the size of a smartphone so it can be installed on a turnstile or worn by a police officer. >>> the first phase of debris removal is almost complete 7 months after a wil

kenneth craig, cbs news, brussels. belgium. >> the attacks came just a few days after police in brussels arrested salah abdeslam the prime suspect in the terror attacks in paris. authorities are still looking for his accomplice. >>> president obama is pledging to continue to offer belgium help in bringing those responsible for yesterday's terrorist attacks to justice. he spoke at a press conference today in buenos aires with argentina's new president. he said the u.s. will keep agreggively going after the "islamic state" until the -- aggressively going after the "islamic state" until the threat is destroyed. >> the world has to be united against terrorism and we can and we will defeat those who threaten the safety and security not only of our own people but of people all around the world. so that's top priority of ours and i know that you share those beliefs. >> the president is in argentina to try to reestablish relations between the countries following years of tensions. this is the first visit to the country since h

kenneth craig has the latest from brussels. >> reporter: ongoing raids in belgium have netted at least 6 arrests linked to tuesday's airport and subway bombings. police approached one man who was sitting with a young girl at this bus stop. >> told him to stop. he tried to do something, boom, boom, two shots. >> reporter: other raids like this one in brussels may also be connected to last year's bombing attacks in paris which have been linked to this week's attacks in belgium. members of law enforcement are looking for two people, one seen with the two suicide bombers at the airport and the other seen with the bomber at the subway station. at least two americans are among the dead, but their identities haven't been released. separately, cbs news has confirmed dutch siblings sascha and alexander pinczowski who lived in new york were killed. >> mason wells is a 19-year-old mormon missionary who was severely burned in the airport bombing. >> i was covered in blood, not necessarily mine. >> reporter: u.s. secretary of state john kerry laid a wreath in brussels. >> we'll continue to provide

kenneth craig was in the middle of it all. >> reporter: police suited up in riot gear and used water canyons on hundreds of angry protesters who invaded a brussels memorial sunday for the victims of tuesday's attacks. this woman broke down in tears as the quiet and somber vigil erupted in to chaos. >> this is the same place thousands of people have come over the last couple of days to honor and mourn the dead. until now they've done that peacefully. that all changed on sunday. >> reporter: we're crying for our death. this woman shouted. a group of far right wing demonstrators including self-described soccer hooligans descended after a march was canceled there. sunday authorities also carried out in and around the capital city and made four arrests. in italy video captured the arrest of nigerian man. 31 people died in tuesday's bombings and at least 270 were injured. but some belgians remain defiant. >> i'm not scared. i'm from brussels. i will never be scared. never. >> reporter: refusing to let fear and terrorism break them down. kenneth craig, cbs news, brussels, belgium. >>> meanw

. >> kenneth craig craig shows you how it works. >> reporter: this may look like every other atm, but with this one, customers can lose use their phone and leave their debit card at home. think of -- bank of america's michelle moore says they work smartphone. >> you'll hold the phone over the reader. just like i would with my debit card. we'll withdraw cash, $20 from my checking account, and it's done. here comes the money. >> reporter: other banks including chase and wells fargo plan to introduce a cardless atms this year. it's believed the plastic card will go boy the way spiepped. >> you'll see phones play a bigger role. >> reporter: expert says the phone is safer tan placks card because a thief would need to unlock a stolen phone and know victim's p.i.n. number. it could also solve the problem of skim wring they rig an atm slot with tiny reader that could steal card information. >> once you're fuse used to it, you race how easy it is. >> reporter: a handful of atms have the the technology right now, but bank of american plans to have it in 3,000 machines by the end of the year. ke

kenneth craig looks back at her incredible life. >>reporter: she arrived in hollywood as nancy davis, and was already a working actress when her future husband entered the scene. >> i was afraid you wouldn't come. >>reporter: she acted in 11 feature films before becoming a full time mother to patty and ron. and a few years later, first lady of the white house. two months after his inauguration, president reagan survived an assassination attempt that helped shape nancy's self-appointed role in the white house as personal protector for the president, she reviewed his schedules and consulted an astrologist tore advice on security. >> i was so obsessed with his safety, any time he went out of the house, my heart stopped. >> that devotion went both ways. friends called the reagan's marriage the great eve love affair in the history of the american presidency. as they settled into washington, mrs. reagan launched and ambitious renovation of the white house. then the anti drug project that became part of her leg gains. her just say no campa

kenneth craig has more on the life and legacy of nancy reagan. pkg she arrived in hollywood as nancy davis.. and was already a working actress when her future husband entered the scene. nat: nancy hugging rr in scene from hell cats of the then first lady of california. and a few years later - first lady of the white house. sound up i ronald reagan do solemnly swear two months after his inauguration president reagan survived an assassination attempt. thscare that helped shaped nancy reagan )s self -appointed role in the white house. as personal protector for the president she reviewed his schedules and consulted an astrologer for advice on security. sot: nancy interview with dan rather at 1988 convention i was so obsessed with his safety, any time he went out of the house i think my heart stopped that devotion went both ways. friends called the reagan s marriage the greatest love affair in the history of the american presidency. as they settled into washington, mrs. reagan launched an ambitious renovation of the white house. then moved on to the a

. >>> cbs news correspondent kenneth craig joins us live from brussels. i know you are closely monitoring developments there. kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, erika. within the last 90 minutes or so we have learned that a second attacker may also be on the run, according to local belgium and french media who are reporting he was seen on cc, tv cameras carrying a large bag of the scene of the subway attack. the authorities are looking for him as well as an unidentified man from the airport surveillance video. as the hunt for the mystery man in the white jacket continues, belgium prosecutors are learning more about the suspect isis terrorists, connected to tuesday's terror attacks in brussels. authorities believe, the terror cell's bomb maker najim laachraoui, pictures here on the left and brahim el-bakraoui, both blew themselves up at the airport. while brahim's younger brother khalid detonated on the subway train. they found dna belonging to one of the suspects in belgium on a suicide vest used in the paris attacks last november. >

kenneth craig, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. we'll have today's primary result throughout the day and any time on line at cbsphilly.com. >>> funeral arrangements are set for former first lady nancy reagan. she'll be laid to rest this friday during a private funeral in california. mourners are leaving flowers and cards outside the ronald regal presidential library and museum. the former first laidly lie in repose for public visitation on wednesday and thursday. then she will be burried next to her husband, of 52 years. dignitaries from across the country are expected to attend. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news": what's for lunch? you may think you're eating healthy food. they could be unhealthy foods in disguise. what to look out for at the grocery store and restaurants. justin? >> and if you think today is warm, wait until you see the forecast, we'll be breaking records, which days we could be setting record highs in our forecast when we come back. frustrated with your overactive can't handle the side effect

kenneth craig, cbs news, brussels. >> officials from the european even are holding an emergency meeting today to discuss a joint response to the brussels attacks. >>> hillary clinton talked counter-terrorism during her visit to the stanford campus yesterday. she hinted her republican rivals wouldn't keep calm in a crisis. >> slogans aren't a strategy. loose cannons tend to misfire. >> just a couple of hours earlier, senator ted cruz didn't budge on his suggestion that law enforcement keep tabs on muslims. >> the first obligation of the president as commander-in-chief should be to keep america safe and i'll tell you this i'll apologize to nobody for how vigorous i will be as president fighting radical islamic terrorism defeating isis. >> donald trump says he is on board with cruz's plan but john kasich and the democratic candidates say it's a dangerous step to take. >>> it is 4:37. it is thursday. we are approaching the weekend. and the weather looks spectacular. at least today, right? >> yeah. it's incredible because as soon as we hit spring, it sprung. >> there we go. >> i actually had

kenneth craig, cbs news, brussels. >> officials from the european union are expected to meet tomorrow to discuss this belgium bombings. >>> here at home many americans face heightened security in the wake. terror attacks in brussels. there were many americans near both sites. three american mormon missionaries are injured during the airport bombing and they have been accounted for but that's not the case for all the americans known to be in the area during the attacks. >> my husband called the american embassy and he is still looking for her. >> the kentucky natives were traveling with their daughter stephanie when the terrorists bombed brussels airport. stephanie is still missing. the white house says in the wake of the bombings, american officials are working with their belgian counterparts on the investigation. >>> belgian ex-pats living many miles from brussels gathered by san francisco's city hall yesterday. kpix 5's andria borba on their show of solidarity after the devastating attacks >>> reporter: san francisco city hall is lit up in the colors of the belgian flag tonight once

reporter kenneth craig on unrest in belgium's capital as the counter terror manhunt continues there. >> reporter: touch police arrested a french man in this rotterdam neighborhood for allegedly plotting an attack in france. belgium police carried out more than a dozen raids sunday linked to terrorism but authorities did not say whether they were connected to last week's bombings. at the memorial for the victims, police in riot gear used water cannons to push back angry demonstrators including hundreds of right winged so- called hooligans. this woman broke down in tears as the group trampled through the shrine. members say they were making a statement against isis. >> we have to unite and show we are against terrorism. that's all. >> reporter: mourners in the crowd were visibly shaken by their presence. >> they are not doing it the right way. >> reporter: a heavy police and military presence is still here in central brussels hours after those violent clashes. authorities also blocked off some of the industry streets. people have been coming here since last tuesday's attacks as a sign

kenneth craig cbs news brussels, belgium. >> dutch police arrested a frenchman for allegedly plotting an attack in france. >>> well it was a grim easter sunday in eastern pakistan. an apparent suicide bomber targeted a christian community, celebrating the holiday killing 65 people. mostly women wendy gillette reports on the tragedy tonight. >> reporter: sirens sounded shortly after a bomb exploded. bringing chaos to the normally quiet area. dozens were killed and hundreds injured. this man says my cousin told me that 17 of our relatives are dead. the pakistani faction of the taliban has claimed responsibility. saying the bombing targeted christians. this witness says i carry 20 children to be taken to the hospital. i moved three bodies to a police car. the attack was in a park popular with families where there are children's rides. pakistan's second largest city. there will be three days of mourning in the region. the white house called the attack appalling and the spokesman for the u.s. security council described it as cowardly act. wendy gillette for cbs news. >> they vowed to conti

kenneth craig, cbs news, brussels, belgium. >>> investigators say brussels despite the attack and it is set to reopen on tuesday. >>> a slashing in the city just days after police announced a new strategy to combat the tonight, investigators are searching for the suspects who attacked a teenager at a busy subway station. cbs 2 steve langford reports. >> reporter: midnight at 96th and broadway, where a 129-year- old man, wait -- 19-year-old man, waiting for a bus is confronted by four suspects who chase him to the pedestrian plaza at the subway station. the victim is slashed and robbed. police say the man was slashed, across his head, his hans and his back. he was rushed to saint luke's hospital. >> we need more protection in our community. did you hear me deblasio? >> reporter: snore slashing in a citywide spree that has some wondering if this is some kind of a coordinated crime wave. >> it is like people here, scaring everybody. i don't know what is happening. >> we will be responding >> reporter: mayor deblasio this week declaring a new focus on the city's slashing spree as cbs 2 m

here's kenneth craig. >> reporter: yale bulldog withdrew from the school on february 10. two weeks later, the school's athletics department sent out a press release saying he would not be returning, citing federal privacy laws and school policy, a yale spokesperson would not say why montague left despite campus rumors of a sexual assault accusation. in a "new haven register" article this week, the player's father, jim montague, said his son was expelled. he called it ridiculous and said he has strict orders from his lawyers not to talk. montague's teammates are also standing behind their captain, wearing t-shirts with montague's nickname at a recent game. that move sparked outrage on campus and posters demanding the basketball team stop supporting a rapist. new haven police say they have no cases involving montague and no victim has come forward. we tried to reach montague and his family but did not get a response. the player has not spoken publicly since he left the university. >> montague with a steal! last may with yale all access, montague said he embraced being a tea

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cbs reporter kenneth craig is on the ground with the latest on the arrest >>> reporter: according to belgian media, authorities arrested najim laachraoui in a brussels suburb early this morning connected to tuesday's deadly terror attacks. prosecutors circulated this image of the 24-year-old with the two suspected airport attackers. authorities say the reported isis bombmaker left his luggage at the scene yesterday while the men next to him died when they detonated explosives hidden in their bags. police raided the house in the area tuesday and found chemicals, an explosive device containing nails, and an isis flag. >> weird to think that the 1 people so close to you that could do something like that. >> reporter: security teams locked down brussels yesterday when isis terrorists set off explosives at an airport and train station. emergency officials treated many of those wounded on the streets. >> you see it in the movies but you cannot imagine when you see people yelling like they're going to die. >> reporter: a memorial is now growing in the center of the city for those killed. ma

in brussels, kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now isis claimed responsibility for the a tack, in a new on line video the group warned that more targets could be hit. >>> coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will talk with a moorestown man who knew one of those killed in the belgium terror attacks. he remembers his friend and reflects on the tragedy tonight at 6:00. >>> meanwhile u.s. forces a say they have killed a high ranking isis official. he was reportedly killed in a raid in serious earlier this month. officials say he was the number two man in isis, acting as a finance minister and a sorry ledge us leader of the group. officials say that his death will hammer isis ability to conduct operations both inside and outside of iraq and syria. >>> a teenage girl is recovering after being hit by a stray bullet in hunting park last night. police say the 16 year-old and her sister heard gunfire while sitting outside, their home on seventh and luzerne street. that is when the teen realized she was shot in her thigh and needed to get out of danger. >> she immediate

correspondent kenneth craig tells us what authorities are doing there to round up suspects. >> reporter: on going raids in belgium have netted at least six arrests link to tuesday's airport and subway bombings. police approached one man sitting with the young girl at this bus stop. >> just stop, he tried to do something, boom, boom, two shots. >> reporter: other raid like this one in brussels may also be connected to last years bombing attacks in par pennsylvania is, which have been link to this weeks attacks in belgium. the members of the law enforcement are looking for two people, one seen with the two suicide bombers at the airport, the other seen at the bomber with the subway station. the at least two americans air monk dead but their identities have not been released. separately cbs news has learned dutch siblingal sand that and sascha, were lived in new york were killed. mason wells is a nine year-old mormon missionary who was severely burn in the airport bombings. >> i was covered in a fair amount of blood, not the necessarily mine. >> reporter: u.s. secretary of state john kerry

kenneth craig has more on that and the investigation. >> reporter: good morning. for the first time since these attacks, we saw tensions here in brussels really come to a head, as angry demonstrators came face-to-face with authorities who have been criticized for not doing enough to prevent these attacks. dutch police arrested a frenchman in this rotterbam neighborhood for allegedly plotting an attack in france. belgian police carried out more than a dozen raids on sunday linked to terrorism but authorities did not say whether they were connected to last week's bombings. 31 people were killed and at least 270 others injured. at the memorial for the victims, police in riot gear used water cannons to push back angry demonstrators, including hundreds of right wing so-called hooligans. this woman broke down in tears as they trampled through a shrine. >> we have to unite and show we are against them. >> reporter: mourners in the crowd were visually shaken by their presence. >> they want to stop terrorism but not doing it the right way. >> reporter: a heavy military pol

cbs2's kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: belgian authorities have charged three men with terrorism offenses before a series of raids linked to tuesday's bombings in brussels. americans stephanie and justin schultz were i don't think the 31 people killed. mormon missionary joseph empy's parents told cbs news escarpedder suffered burns but will make a full recovery. prosecutors say a man identified as faycal c. was arrested thursday. belgian media reports claim faycal shea few is the mystery man here. there is a heavy law enforcement presence at brussels airport. authorities say they have finished investigating the crime scene inside and now engineers are looking at the damage. >> you have to look at security measures because security levels have rosen in our country. >> reporter: a solidarity march scheduled for sunday has been postponed. returned to the growing memorial saturday to share the grief and sadness. kenneth craig, cbs news, brussels, belgium. >> so far 24 of the 31 people killed have been identified. 11 of them are foreigners. doctors say a dozen of the 270 people suffer

. >> reporter: kenneth craig, cbs news. >> anchor: governor pat mccrory issued this statement nancy reagan was a noncommon combination of strength, grace and devotion. e asked north carolinians around the state to keep the reagan family and their this time. >>> she had a long, wonderful life. >> she did. >> to kind of look back and see everything. here today a lot of people are talking how nice it is outside. it is wonderful. >> it is 60 degrees which are high today. that is going to be the coolest temperature of the next seven days. >> we will take it. >> let's take a look at what is going on outside. the sun went down maybe half hour ago. we have mainly clear skies, a couple of thin clouds passing through. here is your hd tower cam. good-looking evening for your sunday evening. we still have lesson temperatures, 56 gastonia, 57 rock hill and 55 shelby. here is what it looks like back to the west. remember those temperatures i just showed you? but notice how we are definitely in the cool section on this map? notice these temperatures closer to the middle part of the country into texas, th

cbs kenneth craig has the latest on the campaign craig. >>reporter: voters are heading into the booth in michigan. it's the big prize for democrats and republicans. >> the numbers i just got from michigan are tremendous numbers. >> donald trump leads the polls in the great lake state. even his advisers admit it has been a bad week for the businessman. >> every single person that has attacked me has gone do not, is that true? >> one person who has made a ground -- is john kasich. the ohio governor has campaigned in the state and says he's going to do better than expected. >> we're going to win ohio and there's going to be a campaigning all across the country. it's going to be exciting. >> texas senator ted cruz is earning kasich and rubio followers to switch sides. >> if you don't want to see donald trump as our nominee, i ask you to join us. we will put you to our team. >> clinton has a big lead over sanders in mississippi and michigan. the two states holding democratic primaries today. >> the sooner i could become your nominee, the more i

kenneth craig, cbs news. >> ohio and kentucky republicans are remembering nancy reagan tonight. ohio attorney general mike dewine says, "nancy reagan used her position as first lady to encourage our kids to just say no to drug, which is a message that remains relevant today." ohio governor john kasich says, "president reagan has been reunited with his wife and partner, but america and the reagan family have lost a woman of grace and strength." and finally senate majority "in many ways the reagan love story was classic hollywood, but it was unmistakably human, too. hands intertwined, nancy and ron rose to the pinnacle of political power, weathered cancer and personal heart attack, embraced the deaths of alzheimer's cold embrace always together." meanwhile, tonight cincinnati police are investigating a shooting in west price hill that has left man with serious injuries. officers were called to a home on trenton avenue near west 8th about 3:00 p.m. police found man outside a house who had been shot multiple times. the 31-year-old was taken to the hospital. police say they are looki

cbs2's kenneth craig. >> reporter: belgian authorities have charged three men with terrorism offenses after a series of raids linked to tuesday's bombings in brussels. americans stephanie and justin shults were among the died. joseph empey will make a full recovery. >> i felt complete gratitude that my son was alive. >> reporter: prosecutors said a man only identified as faisal c. was arrested thursday. he is now facing terrorism and murder crimes. belgian media reports faisal chafaeux is also the mystery in surveillance video with the two airport suicide bombers. there is a heavy law enforcement presence here at brussels airport which has been closed since tuesday's bombings. authorities say they have finished investigating the crime scene inside and now engineers are looking at the damage. >> we also have to look at security measures because security levels have rosen in our country. >> reporter: solidarity march scheduled for sunday has now been postponed following security concerns that the police department is stretched too thin. still hundreds of people returned to the growing m

kenneth craig, cbs news, brussels, belgium. >>> isis claims responsibility for the attacks and in an online video warns that more targets could be hit. secretary of state john kerry was expressing the u.s. condolences and discussed the attacks with members of the belgium government saying despite the bombings, the u.s. is winning the fight against isis. >> the fact is over a period of time, we are winnowing out their capacity to promote the attacks to send people to the places because of the huge pressure put on them in iraq and syria. >>> pentagon officials announced that they believe u.s. special forces killed a high-ranking isis leader in syria, reportedly the number two man d terrorist group since the beginning and described as the finance minister and senior religious leader. >> the removal of this isil leader will hamper the ability to conduct operations inside and outside of iraq and syria. >> just yesterday, iraqi forces launched a new offensive to retake mosul. the battle could take months to complete and require more u.s. soldiers deployed to support the operation. >>> isis

kenneth craig visit a treatment center in garcon, new york, near west point where some young athletes go for help. >> i wanted to open a business. >> reporter: 24-year-old robert king is struggling to promising life fell to pieces. >> i felt like i could do anything. i felt like i was invincible. >> reporter: he was a high school wrestler. but when he broke his foot, his doctor prescribed the addictive painkiller percocet. >> once i started taking pills i never really stopped. >> reporter: in just a few years, he moved on to the cheaper alternative, heroin. it's a trend seen all across the country. one study shows adolescent injuries in high injury sports are 50% more likely to abuse jason started taking painkillers after injuring his knee during college football practice. did your doctor warn you about how powerful they are. >> reporter: he had an accidental heroin overdose. >> it left me homeless on the streets. >> reporter: both former athletes found treatment and support at st. christopher's inn which runs one of new the director says a quarter of the residents are athletes. >> th

kenneth craig, cbs news, brussels, belgium. >> 65 people killed. more than 300 wounded this easter in a terror attack targeting christians. they were celebrating the holiday in pakistan when an explosion went off in a cluster of children's rides. they say christians were the intended target and the taliban warns of more attacks to come. >>> still ahead, electronic descriptions. a -- precipitations. a new law could change the way you get your next dose of medication. involved in, you know, looking in this mat. >> -- matter. >> and hear from the family who believed a ring was stolen from returned. >> and a tombstone in central park with donald trump's name on it. >> tonight, legal expert lynnny kennen discusses the future of fantasy leagues in sports. >>> monday morning, no more romantic than this, filing tacks as newlywednesday. what couples really need to -- newlyweds. what couples really need to know. morning. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine

kenneth craig has a look at how the race for the white house is shaping up. >> reporter: voters are already heading into the booths in michigan. it's the big prize for both democrats and republicans. >> the numbers i just got from tremendous numbers. >> reporter: even advisers admit it's been a bad week for the businessman as all of his opponents continue their attack against him. >> so far, every single person down. is that true? >> reporter: one person who has made up ground in the michigan polls is john kasich. the ohio governor has campaigned extensively in the state and says he's going to do better than expected. >> we are going to get some momentum out of michigan. we are going to win ohio. there's going to be campaigning all across the country. it's going to be exciting. >> but texas senator ted cruz is urging kasich and rubio followers to switch sides. >> if you don't want to see donald trump as our nominee, i ask you to join us. we welcome you to our team. [applause] >> reporter: hillary clinton has a big lead over bernie sanders in mississippi and michigan, the two states holding

reporter kenneth craig says the terrorists may have had other locations in mind. >>> reporter: as the hunt for the mystery man in the white jacket continues, belgian prosecutors are learning more about the suspected isis terrorists connected to tuesday's terror attacks in brussels. authorities believe the terror cell's bomb maker najim laachraoui pictured here on the left and ibrahim el-bakraoui in the middle both blew themselves up at the airport while ibrahim's younger brother khalid detonated his explosives on the subway train. a u.s. official confirms to cbs news the brothers may have been part of a plan to target a nuclear facility. officials say they also found dna belonging to at least one of the suspects in belgium on a suicide vest used in the paris attacks last november. tuesday's attack here in brussels and the events in paris are renewing concerns about fighting isis in europe. >> it's much easier to get into europe than to get into the united states, for example, because of geography. most european muslims are not radicalized. most are not. but they do have a high radical