united air lines has once again today cancelled its direct flight to brussels, 7 p.m. departure from here because the airport there is closed. second day in a row that the only direct flight to brussel from washington has been cancelled because of the attacks yesterday. . >> in light of the attacks metro at home is beefing up security. we'll have more on what they're doing a little later this morning. >> let's talk now about the race for the white house. the results tuesday's primary caucuses, donald trump and hillary clinton ran away with huge rick victorys in arizona. ted cruz and bernie sanders won the caucus in utah. saners took majority the votes in the idaho democratic. alaska. hawaii and washington vote day. all states sanders is expecte to do well. >> 4:35 is the time now and let's got a check of the forecast. gary i sense we're get together sweet part of the week. >> yes, that's a prvk way to describe it we're in the 70s and made changes for the weekend. and they're good changes, too. 56 degrees in town. frederick is 45. westminster 50. lots of upper 40s out t

because of that, several airlines including american, delta, united, air canada and several european carriers are waiving rebooking fees for passengers. travelers whose flights were canceled are entitled to a full refund if they don't want to rebook. the state department's travel alert expires june 20th. matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> right now, hillary clinton is in the bay area talking about recent attacks. this morning the democratic presidential front-runner is going to be speaking at stanford university. she'll take the podium in just about ten minutes. her speech will focus on counterterrorism. look at this. news anchor eric thomas is at that event as we speak. we just sent this picture out on twitter. you can look for his reports on clinton's message this afternoon on abc 7 news at 4:00. >>> you can share your support for belgium by sharing this image with your friends on facebook. and stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of brussels under attack. you can also get the latest updates by down loading our free news app. just enable push alerts. >>> mayor ed lee just announc

united air lines service has in an announcement american airlines tells us all of their employees are accounted for. > we're seeing peck terse ofseo the dogs and the police walking through the airports. >>reporter: we've heard that similar refrain from the washington metropolitan airport that yes there is no credible threat. but at the same time it is hardh to miss these officers that are throughout the airport. am of them are brandishing the rivals along with the k9 units. there is a stepped up sense of n security and it is real givens e the fact that the northern virginia area has had a recent c up tick in isis related chargesh and prosecutions.an consider some of the numbershe here just in our area alone. nationwide there were 61 arrestr for why is why is-related activity throughout the unitedhr states last yearou. las now, if you bring that into 2016 that goes up to 84. why is this important? homelanm security officials tonight are paying close attention into what is going on in brussels and what they are telling us this. robin sin cock says the big concern by experts is this. why

this goes a joint ground-air combat unit. and they will be supporting the operation inherent resolve and the international coalition's ground operations in iraq. now, we don't know how many marines this detachment will consist of, a full unit would be 2200. and it's quite possible these troops are simply replacing others on the ground. but the fact that they are an air-ground combat unit certainly raises some questions. we know that the forces, the coalition forces have been talking about helping iraq to retake mosul from isil forces. this would be an iraq-led venture. the united states and the coalition's involvement so far there has primarily been in air support, air campaign against isil. we also know that the united states lost its second service member in iraq on friday. so is this announcement somehow in response to that, sending a signal of more troops on the ground? up to this point the united states has been very quiet about the numbers of troops that it has in iraq and what their role is, saying primarily that it is

air force one. you saw in the background the two c-17s from the united states air force. imagine seeing that only three years ago. i would have said that's crazy. and now we're seeing it. it's extraordinary and historic. >> it is a moment of a a m med met metaphor. just the sight of the 747 ited states of america, landing at the airport. i've landed at the airpopo several times. this, as you say,frank, after -- it was j january 1st, 1959, and fidel castro and the power in cuba and held onto it tightly and still hold it. and so this is just -- and then you -- not to go through all of history, but fidel castro, who the president will not see on this trip, at one point, he urged that russia unleash a a nuclear missiles on the united states during the nuclear missile crisis. the animosity is very deep. >> i would say fidel castro is watching this on t.v. and his hair is curling right now. >> reporter: we're able to see pictures of air force one at jose' marti' international airport. we cannot stress enough how some mention cubans here on the island, thought they would sese th

, air canada and european carriers have issuedry becoming policies. the dailies vary by carrier but passengers can make one change without being charged. travelerses would flights were canceled are entitles to a full refund. >> the presidential candidates weigh in on the attacks. crew cruz said police in american cities should officer paw trillions in muslim neighborhoods and donald trump said that he is planning to been muslims from entering the up. bernie sanders is advocating a worldwide coe his with muslim nations and united states support in destroying isis and hillary clinton said the flow of foreign fights and funds to isis needs to be shut off. >> muslim areas say increasing monitoring of pus hims is not part of the solution. we spoke with the leader of a local community who condemned the attacks and razz californiaized islam. >> they will say what they need in the course of an election but islam has nothing to do with this and we need people to step up to the late and counter this ideology. >> islam rejects all forms of terrorism and the musl

united air leups retired the plane in 1991. it will now get on display at the museum of flight. >>> a volkswagen presentation at the geneva auto show is previously interrupt bid a protester wanting to draw attention to its emissions scandal. >> it doesn't need repair. it's perfect car. thank you very much. thank you. >> a volkswagen board member watched the protester dressed in coveralls get on the floor and pretend to be a mechanic. the man claim he was sent by the company's chief executive to fix the car's engine. security took the protester away. >>> what's for breakfast? >> that is what i had. monica, you have a better idea. i had toast and coffee. >> wouldn't you rather have waffles? >> i'm monica laliberte. just ahead, the machines that make the best waffle breakfast of champions. plus, something you need to know about the syrup you put on top of they would. record books in north carolina. >>> what is your favorite breakfast food? eggs, pancakes, maybe waffles? add syrup. oh, yeah. >> all of it. on. >> life good. >> i'm a

third, because just one year later in the fall 1963 the united states air force, the royal air force, and small squadrons from the royal australian air force and royal canadian air force deployed into indian for military training exercise which is exactly what they had asked for one year before. we we actually practice going into this war. the conflict between china and india ended in a cease fire, unilaterally on the 21st of november, 1962. the conflict is not over. china and is not over. china and india have never settled their border dispute. this border dispute remains the longest on settled border dispute in the world today. neither party agrees to wear that border should be. there have been hundreds of meetings between the chinese and indians and they have not succeeded once in moving forward. our big trip between partners with each other today, the likelihood of another china, indian wars probably low. i wars probably low. i would not say the same of an indian, pakistan war, that, that i think is a very serious reality. so that dispute continues to this day. in addition that ha

the plane flying in from the united air ack rab emirates tried to land in the morning but was forced to abort, circling for two hours before trying to land again. this relative said they flew so many miles to die so close to home. investigators have recovered both flight data recorders. the cause of the crash is not known but weather could be a factor. they're also looking into whether a mechanical malfunction or pilot error may be to blame. the ntsb sending a team out as well. >> i would like to express the devastation we all feel. reporter: the carrier, fly dubai, is a newer budget airline with no history of a catastrophic crash. today, in the city, russians are paying respects with roses. families grieve. jonathan: investigators say several other planes also had at the time of the crash. one of them tried to land three times before giving up and diverting to another airport. four people were injured in a train mishap at the denver international airport. officials say a software glitch caused a jolt on the train. the train was about to make its final stop to drop off passengers whe

and by the end of october of 1962, the united states and the royal air force were flying a massive airlift of weapons and equipment into india. six, 7074 land everyday at new delhi international airport, and from there american c-130s were taking equipment to the front lines in the himalayas indian kashmir. then the chinese stopped. they paused for a week. then they started again with an even larger opens up. at the end of november this offensive threatened to overrun all of eastern india. if you think of india there's that little part that sticks out beyond bangladesh. bangladesh of course in 1962 west east pakistan. all of that part looked like it was going to fall into chinese hands. it was unclear whether the chinese would stop there. there was some of the chinese would march all the way to calcutta and take india's second largest city. on november 19, 1962, the crisis came to its head. nehru sent to kennedy to letters. the first letter arrived just before a national security council meeting. a second letter arrived during the meeting. but the american ambassador in new delhi, john ken

as a former member of the united states air force reserves, i urge that we show respect to these pilots, give them the proper burial, and pass this legislation. that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from florida, ms. brown, is recognized. ms. brown: i would like to yield one minute to the gentlelady from ohio, ms. fudge. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. fudge: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i first let me thank all of the men and women and women, who have sacrificed and served this nation. i can't imagine why any person, any person of sound mind, would deny women the right to the same benefits, to the same recognition that men get that serve this nation. i would think that not one person would deny them this right. i cannot imagine why those who serve would have to fight for the dignity that each and every single person that serves this country should have. i would say that i support this legislation, i support the people who support it, and anybody who doesn

meteorologist amy freeze is in for herself live this morning in central park where this year's united air alones new york city half marathon is taking place -- airlines new york city half marathon is taking place. you're running it and telling us how cold it's going to be. >> the first day of spring, this is not bad running weather. it's not too windy, and although i would like the temperatures to be a little close tore 40 myself, not bad quick course today, and the precipitation holding off until later this evening, and i'm talking about rain and wet snow that we're expecting. as with e get started here in central -- we get started here in central park, this is the start line of the united airlines new york city half marathon, and we have temperatures just above the freezing point. east winds will dominate for us across the area today, and there are some winter weather advisories in nassau county, and suffolk county in a winter storm warning. that's where we expect the most snow is east of the city. grassy surfaces for boroughs and also inland areas, and accumulation along the jersey

he wanted to meet the united states air force thunder birds. and the chief master sergeant made his wish come true. last weekend at the mcdill air force base air show in florida. they visited with 30 children from make a wish and they attended the friday practice and the thunder birds vip ten. here's the important part. she is the top enlisted leader of the united states air force thunder birds and the first female chief for the team. and she was so happy to do this for that little boy with such a sweet spirit. amazing how these young ones can change your life with their little hands. so to the family and all the best. >> you've almost put your puppy to sleep. >> these puppies are wonderful so hats off to the humane society of new york. i home you didn't miss "dancing with the stars." they danced the cha-cha cha and poked fun at his al capone special. he got a tough critique with a low score but i have to say, geraldo, you are inspiring. >> he was amazing. the votes for geraldo. >> you know what? this little puppy. i'm voting for this pumy. thi

they get backed up by aviation, secret helicopter units, air force, you name it. so taking these people out, by the way, principle number one of military operations is gain and maintain contact with the enemy force. so you've got to stick your finger in their eye, make sure you know what they're up to and keep them off balance. so i think a lot of these people are focused on their own survival now. and as we eliminate these people, they have to talk to each other, reestablish the chain of command. then we find more of them. this is a very impressive operation. it's good news. >> when you got the definition of what this guy, haji imam had to do, he was overseeing the operations in syria, iraq, and libya. he sounded like a big deal. i mean, to the extent they've got logistics and they have to feed their troops, keep them with ammo, have a plan defending the perimeter, their frontier. did it sound like that was the guy that was doing it? i couldn't tell from the definition. >> well, i think the word seems to be that he was the chief operating officer. >> yeah, yeah.

. >>> united air of emirates is introducing a travel fee for passengers leaving the country through dubai. anyone departing through the city's airport will be charged about $10 as a service fee to support airport construction. that airport is set to reach 100 million passengers by 2023. fees go into effect this june. airport fees in and out, i don't think, are so uncommon. what's interesting here is the region is clearly suffering from this slump in oil, the collapse in oil prices. we've seen other sort of interesting moves to raise cash and help with infrastructure, where usually they could just go to their oil funds pretty easily. >> what's interesting is they've already got great airports relative to the jfks of this world. i'll pay $10 every time i go through jfk if you improve it. >> good point. but you don't have to. >> we all should if they were going to spend it straightaway and improve things. >>> up next, 99 problems and title may no longer be one. jay-z may have a plan to take on netflix and hulu. first, let's get today's national forecast from the weather channel's jen carfagn

>> reporter: united states air force captain mike middlebrooks worked into the night helping to haul sandbags. i wonder what makes a service man like yourself just come into n area he doesn't live in and do what you're doing? >> there is a need. you got to help the people who can't help themselves. >> reporter: back here, officials say they would have used the sandbags to stop the water from overtopping the levee but they simply didn't have enough time. >> david, thanks. >>> a you thousand mourners are expected for nancy reagan's private funeral today in southern california. thousands paid their respects during a public viewing. ben tracy is at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley with the high-profile guest list. >> reporter: good morning. not only was nancy reagan one of the most influential first ladies in american history, but at age 94, she also lived longer than every other first lady, except for bess truman. mrs. reagan did have a hand in the guest list for today's funeral and includes notable names and hollywood media and government. former president george w

. >> reporter: the 26 marine unit is a combination ground-air combat unit that will be supporting operations in iraq in the international coalition fight against i.s.i.l. we're told by pentagon officials that this unit is the same unit that suffered losses on friday when i.s.i.l. forces hurled rockets into the base killing one marine and ininjuring others. a deployment was planned but pushed up in response to that attack and we're told this is a group that will continue to provide security for officials at this base, officials are supporting iraqis in the ground offences in the fight against i.s.i.l. and providing advisory and support roles. of course, the u.s. taking part in an air campaign against i.s.i.l. again this is partly, it seems, in reaction to the attack that happened on friday >>> meanwhile the iraqi army is trying to retake the city which is north-west of baghdad. it was lost to i.s.i.l. nearly 18 months ago in what was considered one of the most vicious massacres since the group's expansion. as the iraqi security forces have partnered with sunni tribal forces, they have been ab

. >> reporter: the 26th marine expeditionary unit is a combination ground-air combat unit that will be supporting operations in iraq in the international coalition's fight against i.s.i.l. we're followed by pentagon officials that this unit is the same unit that suffered losses on friday when i.s.i.l. forces hurled rockets into the base killing one marine and injuring others, a deployment was planned but pushed up in response to that attack, and we're told this is a group that will continue to provide security for officials at this space. officials you may recall are supporting iraqis in the ground offensives in the fight against i.s.i.l. and providing supervisory and support roles. of course, the u.s. taking part in an air campaign against i.s.i.l. again, this is partly, it seems, in reaction to the attack that happened on friday >>> myanmar's first civilian president in more than 50 years has addressed parliament for the first time. htin kyaw outlined his proposal for the new government. he is a close ally of aung san suu kyi whose n.l.d. party swept to history in historic elections

to air combat unit that will be supporting operations in iraq and the international coalition fight against i.s.i.l. we're told by pentagon officials that this unit is the same unit that suffered losses on friday when i.s.i.l. forces hurled rockets into the base killing one marine and injuring others, a deployment was planned but pushed up in response to that attack, and we're told this is a group that will continue to provide security for officials at this base. officials you may recall are supporting iraqis in the ground offences, in the fight against i.s.i.l. and providing advisory and support rules. of course, the u.s. has taken part in an air campaign against i.s.i.l. this is partly, it seems, in reaction to the attack that happened on friday >>> the syrian opposition is calling on russia to put pressure on bashar al-assad government to take the geneva talks seriously. the government is refusing any serious discussion on the fate of bashar al-assad's presidency. >> translation: we are calling on russia to put pressure on the regime to approach these talks is seriously. we have

they were graduates of the united states air force academy. caparici's daughter shared this photo, rest easy daddy. i love you so much. and careno's wiefer respondingo's wife responded, i'm not sure how life goes on without him. ntsb officials confirmed a second plane might have been involved. >> there is evidence two airplanes taking off approximately at the same time. however whether the accident occurred coincidental or as a cause of, i don't know yet. that's one of the reasons why >> investigators say they're surveying the wreckage and taking measurements, hopefully it will give them tos clues as to why the be cessna be plane dropped from the sky. he said he was okay but remembered his friends, good lord have mercy, rest in peace, lou and kevin. back live, ntsb says in ten days they should are a preliminary report with some information about the cause of the crash. haley. >> hopefully that will bring these families some answer he. thanks evan. >> it's been a rainy start to the weekend, but we're in for cooler weather. mike bennett in with

i said here's the story, every air conditioning unit you make and every single air conditioning unit you make and comes into the border into the united states, we are going to charge you a 35% tax, ok? [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and that's it. here's what happens. as sure as you are standing here. you have to speak to the president. they can't speak to me. i didn't take their money. here's what's going to happen. they are going to call me up within 24 hours and say, mr. president, do you have any second thoughts. i say absolutely not. sir, we decided to stay in the united states. we've decided -- now, we can be cute or say we are coming -- in washington they are playing with all sorts of formula. when hit made the statement saying he will ruin free trade. if i'm losing $500 billion with china, $58 billion with mexico in terms of deficits, what do i want that trade for any way. who needs that kind of trade? seriously. who needs that kind of trade. hit admitted i'm a much better businessman than him. i am. we will have better relationships with mexico. we will have better relatio

during the first week of hostilities, the united states conduct did air operations in japan using u.s. and japanese bases against the soviet union. when there was a protest that this was not in keeping with japan's professed neutrality, the japanese condemned the united states actions and band the future use of japanese soil as a base for u.s. attacks on soviet courses. but then, japan decided to take two aircraft carriers into the ports and o socko not a defensive action, but it was regarded as a serious violation of neutrality and they attack japan. then the japanese government made a decision to fully take obligations and pledged to use it self-defense force to protect united states forces in japan. these are hypothetical scenarios used for wargames. nevertheless, a repeated appearance of this name clearly indicated that the united states planners took this seriously and examined how best to prevent japan from getting neutralized and, if it did, how to fight a global war without participation. it is hardly surprising that the u.s. planners were concerned about the neutralization of

i said here's the story, every air conditioning unit you make and every single air conditioning unit you make and comes into the border into the united states, we are going to charge you a 35% tax, ok? [applause] mr. trump: and that's it. here's what happens. as sure as you are standing here. they will call their lobbyist you have to speak to the , president. they can't speak to me. i didn't take their money. that's not going to work. here's what's going to happen. they are going to call me up within 24 hours and say, mr. president do you have any second , thoughts? i say absolutely not. sir, we decided to stay in the united states. [applause] we've decided -- now, we can be cute or say we are coming -- in washington they are playing with all sorts of formula. when hit made the statement saying he will ruin free trade. -- when mitt made the statement, he will ruin free trade. if i'm losing $500 billion with china, $58 billion with mexico in terms of deficits, what do i want that trade for any way. who needs that kind of trade? seriously. who needs that kind of trade. hit admitted i'm

a performance by the united states air force thunder birds and their f-16s was on hand. the base was at crowd capacity that and they had to stop accepting guests. >>> the little cherry blooms are starting to bloom in washington dc. as bright as the blossoms were not all have bloomed. the national park service is forecasting the peak bloom period to start later this week. >>> leigh, pollen is all it makes me think of. >> yes. we've had our fair share of pollen. in fact, the rain this weebd weekend helped to setting it but the winds picking that back up. back in the high category for today. sorry allergy suffers. gusty winds is our big sorry this morning because the wind is bringing in colder air. at 8:00 this morning 50 degrees and most of like i have or at least a light jacket. we don't really warm up much. breezy and 58 at noon. pretty much a winter-like day. 66 degrees to high temperature. i mentioned the winds coming out of the north dragging the cold air south. 22 miles per hour in clearwater, 12 miles per hour in lakeland and gusting up to near 25 miles per hour in

what about the units rented through air b and b? air b and b is not inspecting them so there has to be some indication of is this a fire trap? is it safe? that is in principle doable but they don't do that now. a lot of people renting out are many cases violating their leases. a lot of apartments have a lease you cannot sublet. so i am in an apartment building and i cannot let out my bedroom five days a week. neighbors have a right. they didn't pay to live in a hotel. same thing with condo associations. these are real issues. i think it is appropriate to say air b and b has to be held responsible. and rent control. you may not like it. but it is crazy to say we will let you charge $1,000 for the unit but if you want to rent it on air b and b you can charge a $1,000 a night. you have to have a uniform set of regulations. taxes. originally air b and b took no responsibility to insure people paid income taxes and in many areas there is an airport tax. that is the sort of thing they should be held responsible for. are they handicapped a

. >> and there there are concern that rooftop air conditioning unit could collapse as the car is pulled out. they are bo b. to try it. sky seven high above the building is old rail road hotel. historic building in newton. crews work to stop that apparent natural gas leak. so the residents can come back home. a lot happening here in west newton and it will be all night. we're live i'm jonathan hall. from jonathan night team coverage continues with susan tran. she talked to people working nearby who ran out when they heard a booming sound. susan. >> ryan the folks were just work thing and heard that big crash. of it because of the busy area the city when they came out they saw that car right inside of this restaurant. and many are still waiting to see when this car's going to be taken out. >> it felt like it rocked. that they rocked a building almost it was that loud by time he rushed oh ice cream shop to look across street a sweet tomatoes inside it looked like there had had been an explosion. looked like a bomb had gone off everything was just, it almost liked like something had explode

then, when they saved $53,000, he went out and he exchanged the air-conditioning units in his buildings for energy store. and he saved a lot of money, thousands of dollars. and so, not only did those girls affect their school, they ended up helping their parents save money and their community save money and the businesses save money. so you can see how what kids can do can cascade down through a commity and really, make a huge difference. >> small changes that add up to big savings. >> you can save millions of dollars and this is just one small county in florida. can you imagine if any other county did this? can you imagine if every other state did this? >> it's right on everyevel. >> if you keep trying, you can't lose. you're saving money and more importantly, you're saving the planet. >> kids do have power. kids have a say in what happens. i felt like i could change things. could strap on my apabilities. >> my name is felix. i'm ears oldrom germany. two years ago, after the warm weather, my teacher ask me to give a presentation about the climate crisis. >> felix came home and said hey

. >> the marine unit is a combination of ground-air combat unit that will be supporting operations in iraq and in the international coalition fight against isil. we're told by pentagon officials that this unit is the same unit that suffered losses on friday when isil forces fired rockets into the base, killing one marine and injuring others. deployment was pushed up in response to that attack and we're told this is a group that will continue to provide security for officials at this base. supporting iraqis in their ground offenses in the fight against isil, and providing advisory and support roles. of course, the united states taking part in air campaign against isil. again partly in reaction to the attack that happened on friday. >> three turkish soldiers have been killed in a bomb attack in the southeast of turkey. it happened close to the syrian border. fighting between the pkk and kurdistan workers party and security forces have increased since the collapse of a cease-fire since july. >>> people in the mainly kurdish region in the southeast are afraid to gather in public in case t

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ben and jen present a united front as they air out their break-up. >> i know it's been kind after challenging year, obviously. you and jen are putting the kids first. >> we're good friends a doing our best and our kids are fabulous. >> and that's the most important thing. >> what are you going to do. >> jennifer garner and ben affleck talking co-parenting. he was on "ellen", she was on the "today" show. >> we're doing well. kids are doing great. they get and go to school. ben is there and he will be taking them and we will it work. >> interviews are tricky. jen and b both have big movies to promote while they divorce. split comes after cheating rumors involving ben and their >> how do you go through eye. >> it is not easy. >> if people could give you a hug, they would. >> that's very kind. >> a hug forjen. then on to fun speculation. adele just get married? hello from other side . >> singer sending the r mill into overdrive. wearing this dazzling ring set yeah, her ring finger. there is rumors she is already married to her boyfriend. talk about romantic p. when adele spotted a couple getting

commander of the united nations blockade force be directed to provide the maximum possible air gunfire support. force under the air general strata minor is alerted. this where -- this order caught refueling in wing the middle of a winter storm. playing the admiral is -- praying for good weather. the weather broke. the uss missouri comes in. the seventh fleet joins the battle. carriers standby and the pilots are briefed. napalm, that is. and the planes are launched to support the marines at the front to read -- to support the marines in the front. the helicopter in the background is -- patrol. then somebody ditches. and he gets it. back at the reservoir, woods and frostbite take their toll. the casualties go out by plane. then the heartbreaking withdrawal order comes in. burn everything and bug out. but not before the payoffs. and not leaving the dead, either. the first marine air wing pilot dug into the doug-in- commies. the wreck is it on a bridge. the 38th parallel, under our own guns. and then we are out, far enough back to hear the thunder of the mighty mo. and all night long, mo p

>> many of you know that i spent time as a pilot in the united states air force -- [ applause ] -- as the governor of the state of texas, i was the commander in chief of the texas national guard, of our texas military forces. i have a real passion for our veterans. we have a group called keep the promise to vets. and that's where i spend a lot of my time and my focus. and when -- and i can't tell you how important it is to our men and women in uniform to have a commander in chief in the oval office that respects the constitution and the laws of this country. [ applause ] when donald trump made the statement on the debate stage that he was willing to go well outside the bounds of what those who look at the geneva convention and talk about that he would use acts of torture against individuals on islamic terrorists, and the fact is, every man and woman in the military shivered when they heard the next thing out of his mouth, when he said, those people in the military will follow me, because i'm going to give them that order. [ crowd booing ] we must have a president of the united states

. ♪ ♪ >>> a rock band made up of members of the united states air force performed this morning at edison high school in philadelphia. the band, full spectrum chose edison high school for the special honor because the school lost more alumni than any other high school in the country. they made a special presentation during the concert. this weekend more than 200 guests gathered to honor local leaders and raise money for a good cause. at the go mount erie gala saturday night in philadelphia's chief education officer otis hackney was among the honorees. before becoming the top education guy he was principal of the philadelphia area high school. >>> some good philly fun is coming to prime time. >> we love your mustache! >> who doesn't? i'll talk live with the very funny and talented steve harvey about his brand new show premiering tomorrow night only on nbc 10. bill? >> it doesn't get much sunnier than this. it is getting warmer and i'll have the seven-day forecast just ahead. >>> the girl scouts of america continue to give young ladies the opportunity to shine and help make the world a bett

>> reporter: united states air force captain mike middlebrooks worked into the night helping to haul sandbags. i wonder what makes a service man like yourself just come into an area he doesn't live in and do what you're doing? >> there is a need. you got to help the people who can't help themselves. >> reporter: we are told it could be about four hours before water starts overtopping that levee which is just about 200 yards behind me. >> david, thanks. >>> a you thousand mourners are expected for nancy reagan's southern california. thousands paid their respects ben tracy is at the reagan presidential library in simi valley with the high-profile guest list. >> reporter: good morning. not only was nancy reagan one of the most influential first ladies in american history, but at age 94, she lived longer than every other first lady, except for bess truman. mrs. reagan did have quite a hand in the guest list for today's funeral and includes notable names and hollywood media and government. that includes former president george w. bush, former first lady hillary clinton, journalist larry k

mike: you might be more uncomfortable in the air. united airlines plans to add more seats, adding one more to each economy row. going from nine seats across to 10 seats across. the retrofitting begins in may and will be finished up by sometime next year. sheree: more evacuations in parts of louisiana and at least the governor declared a state of emergency. the rain has been pouring down for the last 48 hours and is not stopping for several more days. some homes have as much as five feet of water inside. >> everything you see is gone. me and my three kids lost everything. >> the worst will still be ahead for northern louisiana. kevin: you want to talk about fortunate, let' s talk about the flooding. it is all the flooding that is happening. all that rain has to drain off. they will reach historic levels that haven' this is the same weather system. but we will not see that amount of rainfall. it is fairly light for right now. no thunder or lightning. reds. i expect some heavy rain follow south on the ohio river. coming up just shy of a