Those responsible. To french president francois hollande, who said the whole world is concerned. The attacks days after the dramatic raid friday, police arresting salah abdeslam. The Terror Threat level raised to the highest level meaning the threat of another attack is serious and imminent. Airlines around the world are making changes, canceling or delaying or diverting flights into belgium. Eyewitness News Reporter mark becker explains passengers are still uneasy in the wake of these attacks. Mark. Reporter yeah, i think, stephany, it is hard not to be after Something Like that because it is an airport and one brussels this morning, 2 bombs going off and it was outside the security area. They did have a briefing here this morning, but it was to talk about spring break, whimp will be in which will be in full bloom and they did not take specific questions about Security Response to what happened in brussels early this morning. But it is certainly on the minds of many here. We have seen
Americans in brussels to shelter there in place. Alert levelssed here in new york as well and other american cities, we have full coverage right now. Well begin with alex mauardt, he inhe scene at the Brussels Airport with the latest. Good morning, alex. Reporter good morning, george. Dramatic scenes here at the brussels zaventem airport. The edge of the Police Perimeter told to stop here, passengers talking about scenes of utter pandemonium inside. These two explosions now one of which we understand was from a suicide bomber coming just aft 8 00 at the peak of travel time. You can see here there have been thousands of people streaming outmro this airport just now a new wave ofpleo with tir bags, some clutching those Airline Blankets that weve all used. They have their bags with them. This is a calm scene here. But you can see their faces are drawn, very serious. Theres a lot of confusion, people trying to figure out how there are buses lined up taking people away. But the people we sp
A quick rebound as we head through this week. All right, keith, thank you. Well be checking those falling temperatures overnight. Watch Eyewitness News daybreak starting at 4 30. We have traffic and weather updates every ten minutes. Now to a developing story we are following tonight. In just two days, state lawmakers will meet on your dime to take on charlottes controversial non dediscrimination ordinance. They will tarnish the reputation yet again. We first told you that state la leaders are planning a special session on wednesday to tackle the issue. Eyewitness news reporter, jenna deary learned some lawmakers want charlotte to pay for this. Jenna. Well, scott, it cost 42,000 a day and the governor says at that price, this ordinance tagged by many as the bathroom bill should be the only thing lawmakers address. One state senator told me he even thinks the city should opponents of a controversial ordinance Charlotte City leaders passed two weeks ago. State leaders decided to step in,
Medalist and u. S. Hockey back in the rink after the breathtaking game against the russians yesterday. Nbcs Kevin Tibbles covering all of it for us here tonight. Kevin, good evening. Another great night for team u. S. A. Here. As these Winter Olympics evolve, as these new sports come on to play, many of them are very exciting and very dangerous. In these olympics, its faster, higher and more extreme and not without its casualties. Ooh u. S. Snowboard cross racer Jacqueline Hernandez crashed spectacularly and was carried off the mountain. Minutes before a norwegian competitor was also stretchered off. President putin visited an athlete in the hospital injured on the same course. Going the extreme paths has always been the motto of extreme skier bode miller. The 36yearold brought home the bronze in the super g. I probably had a little too much emotion in my skiing. Reporter emotion because he says he was thinking of his late brother. He tweeted thanks for all the support. Today was one o
Announcer this is nbc nightly news with brian williams, reporting tonight from the olympic winter games in sochi, russia. Well, good evening. And as much as we hesitate to say it, given the relentless winter of 2014 for so many people across america, the weather here, as we get off to a dank start this monday morning, continues to make news in these winter olympic games. More on that in just a moment. On the upside from the competition, one result we can talk about, because it was news in the states since before people woke up today, bode miller, already the most decorated alpine olympic skier in u. S. History, has now set another record as the oldest medalist. And u. S. Hockey back in the rink today after the breathtaking game against the russians yesterday. Nbcs Kevin Tibbles covering all of it for us here tonight. Kevin, good evening. Brian, another great night for team usa here. As these Winter Olympics evolve, as these new sports come on to play, many of them are very exciting and