this is the same neighborhood where the dramatic postinitial paris raids went out. for four months the search has been out. we can now confirm he's been taken into custody alive. the news comes hours after police revealed a trace of his dna was dpoufound inside an apartment belgian police raided earlier this week. they were hot on his trail during that course of the investigation. benjamin joins us from london. you have been on the story since the beginning and spent time investigating this story. big development today. >> this has been the largest man hunt in modern european history and today salah abdeslam has been found. they went in the apartment and knew he was in there and shouted out to him come out with your hands up. he refused and they carried out with gun fire. the situation is continuing and on going. there's helicopters over the country and city as two others are still held up. fluent situation there today. this all started last tuesday when another raid was carried out in another district. they went in not expecting to try anyone. a fire came back at t

once from paris and today he was caught. there are helicopters overhead and the police are not taking any chances and it is still a fluid situation. we are getting live information as it gets through. he is caught, wounded and in police custody. the district is in the center of brussels. and long been the focus of paris. abdeslam's brother who blew himself up came from there. we spoke to people that they would be hiding him. friends and family would be hiding him. it seems that the story that started with 130 people murdered may be coming to an conclusion. it may put to rest the horrors that happen to the families there. this is the biggest police surge and helicopters and it is a fluid situation and we'll let you you know what we hear as time goes past. this is a conclusion of a massive manhunt which is focus of so many people. >> benjamin, we have a question, on tuesday his finger prints were found in another apartment. can you tell us where that one was located and this one? >> reporter: that was the direct of forest, it

paris is almost as bad if you look at -- paris is no longer the beautiful city. paris has lot of problems in it. all you have to do is speak to the people that live there and look at other places where the same thing has happened. they're in fear. the city is in fear. we have to be smart in the united states. and when people come in, i mean, we're taking in -- we're taking in people without real documentation. we don't know where they're coming from. we don't know what they're -- you know, we don't know where they're from, who they are. you look at them and look at them from any standpoint, they could be isis, they could be isis related. and, you know, we just don't learn. we don't learn. i mean, brussels is an amazing example. brussels was absolutely a crime free city, one of the most beautiful cities in the world. and now you look at it, it's a disaster. >> but we're talking with donald trump, obviously. donald, you know, we just talked to walid phares and talked to dr. zuhdi jasser. the key is they're muslims. the key is getting the muslim community to trust u

hour arches the paris attacks, salah abdeslam had some friends drive down to paris to bring him back to belgium. now, their car was stopped at the french border and abdeslam's i.d. was checked but because it didn't show up in the danes addiction -- database they let him go there are numerous raids in several brussels neighborhoods and in december one of the raids turned up abdeslam's fingerprints but there was no sign of him and some authorities believe he might have fled to syria. then three days ago during a raid and shootout, at another brussels apartment, another suspect in the paris attacks was killed and abdeslam's fingerprints turned up again. those prints and other information inside the apartment apparently led to today's raid and capture but authorities have not detailed exactly how yet, shep. >> the police lad to deal with restrictses in the course of its investigation? >> they did. authorities discovered abdeslam's fingerprints in the brussels paramount they couldn't conduct a raid right away because in belgium, police are not allowed to conduct raids between the hours of

suspect in paris attacks taken alive. raids still taking place. a lot of special forces and other types of presence, authorities presence outside of an apartment building in an area outside of brussels called molenbeek. it is well-known area where some radical islammists feel like they can nest there. he was one of them. four months later felt like he could stay in the neighborhood. islamic state took responsibility for those attacks in paris which many belgium nationals played a key role. he went home basically. many people have been able to travel back and forth from that area via syria. but our reporter benjamin hall, andrea, said some things you want to respond to. andrea: he talked about how this could happen and how a community could exist in the and give him a safe haven? in 1960s, belgium, france, invited workers from colonies, northern african colonies, algae yaw, come to work. as benjamin accurately mentioned it is not first generation but their kids. who feel they are not respected in this society. they have no

ever since paris. the tenth paris attacker was taken into custody. this could have been an accelerated response. we know the master mine of the paris attacks, he claimed he brought in 90 potential terrorists into europe as tiging time bombs. greatly a concern to europe. i would say because. foreign fighter threat onurope anhe close proximity, they're at muc greatersk. we're very concerned given the latest ois videoal about a paris style attack in e united states. that we are on high alert i airports and at train stations. also, last points of departure from european cities and high threat countries into the united states. >> mr. chairman, counter trifl officials i've talk to seem more worried than i've seen them in years about the size and scope of this particular threat. is that fair? >> it is. it is really taking the sixth century attitude. and then using the internet to globalize jihad. it is that fact that they've had 40,000 foreign fighters pouring in to iraq and syria and northern africa. thousands of them in europe. hundreds into the united st

new paris suspect identified just yesterday, you spoke about paris being a wake-up call in terms of these terror hubs that we know exist in europe, and then you see this happen today. where do you begin, when you know what a big issue this is, particularly in brussels and then something like this happens this morning. where do you begin? >> this is like they're trying to drink from a hose. the european union and the police forces especially the belgian police force but others are overwhelmed by this problem. again, this is multiculturalism. this is looking the other way for years and it is now something that will almost escape them. for example the american intelligence community says they need 24 full time employees, state, local, federal, law enforcement intelligence to monitor one bad guy 24/7. now if you're starting to talk about 5,000 in europe, that they have already identified, that doesn't, i mean there are at least suspicious of, they may not have identified them of, that doesn't count the people who may be sympathetic who may never have traveled to the middle east but who are pa

nothing has been done since paris. four months went biaz they shied out 500 yards from his paris house and yet they weren't able to foond him. >> we are looking at footage on the left the brussel airport. on the bottom right side you can see the metro station. there were three explosions there. you can see it filled with smoke. as you said the terror alert has been raised to the highest possible level now in brussel. we can say belgium news is reporting 23 dead so far. those are just reports. give us a sense when you compare london to a place like belgium and brussel in terms of combatting terrorism. europe is a hot dead for terrorism. compared to london where does brussel fall when it comes to fighting terrorism? >> london has the 7, 7 bombings. since then very proactive. had a lot of drills. they practice for these events. there has been a lot of concern in brussel that few steps are taken since the paris attacks. there are soldiers on the streets carrying ue zis. it should be very well protected airports of course o

like in paris. the diversion was at the soccer stadium. >> pull resources to one part of town and then strike another part. benjamin hall in europe, in london this morning has been looking at the chatter online and he had developments. tell us about it. >> a lot of chatter in the aftermath as you'd expect, but we have been looking at the isis related accounts and they are really going hot at the moment. using the #brussels on fire. you will remember after the paris attacks it was paris on fire. there has not been an official claim of responsibility from isis themselves. but then that is normal. you're saying could there be other attacks? isis would not take responsibility until the operation was over or until the operatives if there were some had escaped. thousands of french police have moved to the french/belgium border to lock that down essentially is to see if anyone is trying to escape at the moment. you will remember salah abdeslam was able to escape after the paris attacks and there's one name

worked with individuals in paris. this is a paris-belgian access these terrorists are using and acquiring guns. guns also easier to get in belgium, either in brussels or in other cities. so it is a hub. and i guarranty you, it will get even more attention but i also got to tell you, just in brief chatting with people since we've been here oh, so briefly, the feeling is, oh, no, here we go again. in fact there is already prayers for brussels like we heard prayers for france, for paris. we're also seeing twitter hashtags talking about paris, showing solidarity as other law enforcement and officials have said. the people, i think there is a big grown and a big sadness, here we go again, harris. harris: all over the world. real quickly before we continue with our guests here on "outnumbered," the brussels airport authority is saying that after this dead nation of a third bomb and everything that happened today, the airport ceo also chiming in they will keep that facility closed, the main airport will remain closed at leas

in paris. a former oakland university basketball player out of brazil was among the injured as well. his dad telling cbs news he was bleeding on the airport floor for an hour and that he'd lost a lot of blood. we do not know the name of the u.s. military member wounded in the attacks along with five family members. pentagon sources indicate some of them are in critical condition. i want to bring in jake simons, who is outside of the apartment of one of the terrorists now. jake, what do you have for us there? >> well, a little bit of speculation surrounds the role of salah abdeslam. he was the alleged mastermind of the paris bombings. he was arrested just a few days ago just a few hundred meters from where i am right now. now, there's a lot of speculation about him because it seems as if the attacks today are in some way linked to his arrest. initially, earlier in the day, people thought that perhaps the people who carried out these attacks were worried that once salah was being questioned by po

of paris. and yet strikingly absent was barack obama. a visual manifestation of president obama and hillary clinton's retreat from the world with, abdication of leadership in the world. i would note that retreat from the world. the obama-clinton retreat from the world is have much the retreat from the world donald trump is advocating. even barack obama hasn't gone so far as with dprawg nato the radon * has. the way to respond to terrorist attacks is not weakness. is not unilateral precept tough attempt to surrender. martha: senator ted cruz seeking to define his reaction from what happened in brussels. he says we cannot beat this issue of radical islamic violence here and around the world by withdrawing. he also took a bit after crack at president obama saying while the * is at baseball games with raul castro, brussels is burning. he says we need to join with nato to utterly destroy isis around the world. martha: terror once again trike the heart of europe. you see pictures and scenes of the ut

it's not brussels, it's not paris, it's germany. it's right here. when you look and see that so many neighbors were concerned about the activities that were going on in this individual home but didn't say something and i want to know why they didn't say something. do they feel the pressure to not be mocked by speaking up or not being called a racist or being called anti-immigrant in some way? we've got to remove that. heather: i was thinking back to the boston marathon bombing as well especially with that incident and these people had injuries to the legs and they were saying perhaps a bomb, one of them was in a suitcase on the ground resulting those injuries that we saw in boston. >> it's a serious injured issue and we have to take it seriously. heather: thank you for joining us. john? jon: we have been told that about three hours from now the house of representatives will hold a moment of silence to honor the people of belgium and commemorate the dead in this latest terror attack. speaker ryan's office announcing that moments ago. i have more brea

paris, belgium, san bernardino. now another plot broken up in paris. they are not contained. they are growing in strength. and that's the problem we face today. >> anger and fears are running high tonight. thanks to both of you for joining us. >>> breaking tonight, trump leads the gop field comfort my, but what about hypothetical polling against hillary clinton come november? michael johns and rich lowery break down the latest numbers and what it means for the general. >>> and as donald trump revives the war of words over his wife melania and ted cruz's wife heidi, comments from the texas senator suggesting he's had enough. >> it's not easy to tick me off. i don't get angry often. but you mess with my wife, you mess with my kids, that will do it every time. there are two billion people who don't have access to basic banking, but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the most remote locations with nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where there's a phone, you have a bank. now a person is able to start a business, a

then after the paris attacks he said it was a mere setback. several times he has acknowledged that he does haven't a strategy. we heard this once again from military officials briefing congress before. in a sense, i think this episode, this one moment sort of encapsulates president obama's approach to foreign policy. because you have allies today as the president is taking in a baseball game who feel perplexed and insulted at what the president is doing. you have enemies being engaged and i would argue indulged. you have the down playing of the threat of jihadist terrorism. that's the obama foreign policy. >> panel, thank you. >>> voters casting their ballots today. arizona and utah, the republican candidates looking to pick up much-needed delegates. we'll be with you as the results roll in. >>> and charles krauthammer is standing by to react as the world leaders pledge to defeat the terrorists responsible for today's brutal attack in brussels. but first, this from senator john mccain. >> this is not like an earthquake or a tsunami. this is th

we have the details. >> the guy they caught in paris is on the outskirts north of paris. he was in the advanced stages of plotting an attack. officials say he was not in any way connected to the people rounded up during raids last night. listen to this. >>> (indiscernible) >> that was obviously a blast during one of the raids. it was most likely a flash bang used by police as they go into the areas. it does not appear there were any explosives inside an apartment that were detonated. six people were arrested including

, northern suburb of paris yesterday. to make the matter more confusing the french officials said yesterday the raid and arrest in paris of one individual they called high level and active was not directly related to the brussels attack. however, we're hearing through sources that individual who was picked up been active in belgium, recruiting fighters for isis. you may have a situation with interactive net that they were recruiting for isis but wasn't necessarily connected to cell. you have two active scenes. one at metro stop. we've seen pictures which appears to show person lying on the ground. that would be the person that mr. wellens said was shot in the leg. the sources say he was neutralized. we have information there is another active situation with business or residence being raided by commandoes. possibly the raid or search is wrapping up as we speak, bill. bill: mike, from the outside, the world wonders why this has been able to fester even after paris, these suburbs of the brussels. why more have not been appr

date line, paris. islamic de has dispatched hundreds of trained fighters to attack across europe in a deadly wave the a.p. has learned. associated press has reported in the last minute that security officials say up to 400 attackers are now trained for mission in europe. we're waiting for more details. the breaking news from associated press, 400 attackers have been fanned across europe and are ready and trained for attacks across the continent. yesterday's attack marks the third large scale attack in europe in the past 15 months. that's because many of those who become radicalized are recruited on these streets. we have a european and external relations director. peter, thank you. >> thank you. >> the radicalization process is a hard one for people who don't live here and understand the culture to get their hands around. there are people who have lived in the neighborhood for decades. high unemployment. not a lot of way out. not great education. not cooperation with police. how has the jump been made

paris in november and now brussels. rocked by coordinated isis bomb attack. 31 people dead, murdered, and at least 200 people hurt. political europe reporter is live on the ground and talking to witnesses all day1d long. tara joins us on the phone from brussels. terror, what you have learned? >> well, we learned today that the taxi driver that brought the airport actually helped the police figure out the identities of the attackers. he thought it was suspicious that their luggage was so heavy and that they wouldn't let him help them with it. and so he directed the police back to their homes and helped with some of their this afternoon. also we know a third bomber left a suicide vest. he is on the run. the situation is developing and raids are ongoing. the attack in the metro is actually extremely close to our office. it's a metro that i take every morning but i was on my way to to cover the attack at the airport. i luckily didn't take it my colleague was on the train. before i had a friend that was on the train that act

they set up in shops in paris and brussels. they do it where they want, senator, and that is disconcerting. >> we're seeing much more sophisticated less of planning, coordination and communication. the capacity to do significant damage. we're not successful at disrupting it. isis is holding territory in syria, in iraq, but then this cancer has spread. it metastasized to at least nine different locations. sometimes as doctor i will tell you that the spread of the cancer is worst than the primary tumor. that is where we see additional level of sophistication which is concern for the homeland. bill: i know you have not endorsed anyone but donald trump yesterday was talking more about torture. ted cruz talked about police at local level infiltrating cities across america now like a gang operation. hillary clinton was talking about surveillance and interception of communication, a bit more than that how does this now change the complexion do you believe of this national campaign? >> well i think that the national election in 2016 is

such was the case for the salam brothers in paris. the man in the white however is suspected of being the third attacker and he is still at large. one of the bombs blew up near the american airlines check in desk. after the horrific scene cleared and people scrambled to escape another suicide vest was found undetonated at the airport beginning the search for the third person in brussels. a taxi dropped off the three men at the airport and he picked them up from an area of brussels where the search is now underway. so far one apartment has been the main focus for police, and according to sources chemicals were found there as well as a device including nails and isis flag. isis claimed responsibility. the question now is how many more networks are there? in the heart of the city an hour after the airport bomb another blast ripped through a subway station. people scrambled to escape as smoke poured out behind them. the identity of the attacker is unknown and 20 people died in the attack. the attack took place in the heart of brussels nea

the individual arrested in the paris suburb was rada cricket. he had been convicted here in belgium back in july. he was convicted for recruteding isis fighters out of this area. he was considered to be a high level operative. he had explosives compensated. if you look at the explosives, it runs down like a grocery list of the bombs made in this neighborhood of brussels. there is a connection between that and abomb factory here. this particular network, he believed is very near being dismantled. heather. >> a lot happening quickly. very busy day. thank you so much. we appreciate it. isis proving that it can operate easily outside territory in syria and iraq. about one year ago an isis attack left 23 dead. tourist were targeted when an isis government shot at a beach resort. isis also claiming they took down a russian airliner killing all 224 people on board and then in november paris had coordinating attacks that killed 130 people. now belgian's government is being criticized for not dedicating enough resources to track potential threats. so is

part of the paris thing. we can't find this guy. but knowing we found him a few blocks away, this could be the same guy. in the beginning, i understand in retrospect. the people in brussels allowed this guy to go. i think the people of belgium were like good. get out of here. they didn't know they would come back. and they came back as terrorists. now you have a trained terror cell. a series of them inside this beautiful city of brels. >> last week we talked about whatever their version of the fbi is. in brussels. and there are times we can search homes or time we're not supposed to. maybe it is time to throw that pc out the window. >> how unfair for the people of belgium in particular who have lost loved once. blood spilled everywhere that could have been prevent. people get cancer through no fault of their own. when you allow terror to seep into your neighborhoods to kill your women, men, children, this is what happens. you can't have a curfew on terror. we don't want to be offensive to you, terrorists, so at 9:00, we won't do any

here's how they tie them altogether to the paris attacks. saleh abdeslam who was brought into custody on the 15th and the bomb maker whose dna was found on all of the suicide bombing belts in paris and to the location here in belgium where they found his remains. we know that saleh abdeslam and the younger bomb maker traveled together to hungary last year. they set up some sort of safe house. the authorities won't be specific about what they did. the effect of that is to tie the bomb maker from both scenes and saleh abdeslam who was believed to be the one who set up all of the contacts, they're both tied together. the authorities who were involved in this investigation, both locally and across europe. they've lowered the terror level which suggests to me that they believe we're safer now than we were prior to their knowledge of all of this. so it sounds like this terror cell, they believe at least for now, is under control. >> well, shepherd, we had reported that they were still looking for two suspects, so do you think that since they've lo

so, we started and something happened called paris. paris happened. and paris was a disaster. that was -- there have been many disasters but it was paris and then we had a case in los angeles where it was in california where the 14 young people were killed. and it just goes on and on and on and what happened with me is this whole run took on a whole new meaning. not just borders, not just good trade deals and making the best trade deals you have ever seen. we have the smartest people in business and these people are going to be negotiating our deals and they're the best in the world. we have the best business people in the world. we're going to have such great deals. we'll do so good with trade and the border. but it took on a whole new meaning and the meaning is simple. we need protection in our country and that's going to happen. and all of a sudden the poll numbers shot up. and i'm just very proud to be a part of this. i think we are going to go and we're going to do a lot of trips over the next month and i think we will have a great victory and i think more importantly tha

attack near paris. we have the details. >> the guy they caught in paris is on the outskirts north of paris. he was in the advanced stages of plotting an attack. officials say he was not in any way connected to the people rounded up during raids last night. listen to this. >>> (indiscernible) >> that was obviously a blast during one of the raids. it was most likely a flash bang used by police as they go into the areas. it does not appear there were any explosives inside an apartment that were detonated. six people were arrested including two people in a neighborhood in the brussel. being out here, it is a normal looking neighborhood. that has been the case with a lot of these areas where the suspects have been. they live in apartments including the people here in a cafe. they had no idea the raid happened. clearly the people next door to the apartments heard that bang. that said the raids in brussel again, among others that have been continuing since tuesday's attack. there are concerns even though the t

go to brussels, paris, different places. there's something going on and it's not good where they want sharia law. where they this and things that, you know, there has to be some assimilation. there is no assimilation. there's something bad going on and until we find out what it is to we can correct it, you go to brussels. i was in brussels a long time ago. 20 years ago. so beautiful. everything is so -- it's like living in a hell hole right now. >> wow. that was an eerie prediction by 2016 republican presidential candidate and front-runner donald trump in january. he joins us now on the phone. i'm sure you wish you were wrong but you were right. what did you see that others maybe didn't see what was happening in bruce sels and belgium? >> it's what i'm hearing and you have radical islamic terrorists all over the place. not the end. seems to be a breeding ground. you know, you have other places over in europe that is the same thing and we will have it over here, too. we are allowing thousands of people to come here, sean. and

he was helping out the paris attackers. it's pretty much certain now that one of the suicide bombers at the airport is a guy named najim laachraoui. and he, it is believed, made the bombs, not just for the attacks this week but for those terrible paris attacks last november. that leaves at the airport another bomber, unidentified. basically the police could now be looking for two fugitives associated with the attacks this week. meanwhile, at the main courthouse today in brussels, huge security presence for a trial for salah abdeslam, a hearing for the man. he actually didn't show up, but his lawyer did. and believe it or not, he wants to be extradited to france to face the music for his role in the paris attacks. also his lawyer is saying he had no idea about what happened this week in brussels. now to molenbeek. we are here, one reason, last friday, there was a police raid at a building where they arrested abdeslam. we went to the neighborhood, talked to people, got a sense of the place. again, hig poverty rates, a big mus

remember the criticism after paris. his reaction to that. let's look at what he said today as well. >> now, on our side, i think there is a legitimate criticism of what i've been doing and our administration has been doing in the sense that we haven't, on a regular basis, i think described all the work that we've been doing for more than a year now to defeat isil. groups like isil are not an existential threat to us. >> let's bring in our panel. >> is there a disconnect in the motion, the tone, the tenor the president takes to how americans fe feel? >> yeah. this was not just an attack on europe. americans were injured in this attack. and possibly targeted as we heard earlier in the show in this attack. these attacks came out of a radicalized community in belgium that is very well planning an attack here. for him to be so dismissive. it is almost like this is back ground noise. something we'll have to get used to. no show of strength. no show of command. no show of, we are going to help europe. we're going to keep the homeland safe. and to s

remember the criticism after paris. his reaction to that. let's look at what he said today as well. >> now, on our side, i think there is a legitimate criticism of what i've been doing and our administration has been doing in the sense that we haven't, on a regular basis, i think described all the work that we've been doing for more than a year now to defeat isil. groups like isil are not an existential threat to us. >> let's bring in our panel. >> is there a disconnect in the motion, the tone, the tenor the president takes to how americans fe feel? >> yeah. this was not just an attack on europe. americans were injured in this attack. and possibly targeted as we heard earlier in the show in this attack. these attacks came out of a radicalized community in belgium that is very well planning an attack here. for him to be so dismissive. it is almost like this is back ground noise. something we'll have to get used to. no show of strength. no show of command. no show of, we are going to help europe. we're going to keep the homeland safe. and to s

any suggestion this is connected to paris now seems to be true. the dna found on the explosive vest found on the same man that was found with abdeslam. there could be another attacker in the pipeline. >>> benjamin hall, thank you. >>> america is on high alert. people at home are now being asked to take extra caution in light of the attacks in brussel. anna kooiman is live for us at new york's john f. kennedy airport with what is being done to keep us safe. >>> hi there, heather. good morning to you and good morning to everyone at home. the bombing that happened at the airport in brussel yesterday. if you remember it happened in the ticketing area outside of the security zone. there is talk this morning of possibly extending that second perimeter. some are for that and some are against it. meantime many airlines here in the united states they canceled hundreds of flights in light of the attack. of course the attacks are front and center in the minds of travelers today. these things are becoming more and more common. >> a little bit of an area but t

not necessarily paris itself. but somewhere in france. they believe this plot was foiled at the last minute in the advanced stages. there are live pictures there but they don't tell much of the story. we're led to believe that there's a raid underway. so first the arrests. then the search of homes looking for bomb making materials or anywhere else. separately here in brussels, two different locations, in the neighborhood where they found the house with the bomb making materials, and the chemicals in it, there are two raids underway right now. we've seen pictures with multiple reports of armed, a convoy of armored vehicles, making their way to a neighborhood that has been cordoned off. there are various support of three to five people being arrested in two separate locations and authorities moving in to raid two different buildings in the neighborhood. and that's happening even as we speak. the authorities working undercover of darkness. we know that three people have been arrested but we don't know what the charges are yet. we expect to h

in paris it seems six to a dozen. here maybe six, could be a dozen. but again, that is in keeping with 9/11 where it was little more than 12 to 16 guys. what is that about? >> well, i think you said it quite accurately neil. we focus on the suicide bombers, but their ability to secure the -- everything they need in order to build the bombs, there's a technical capacity there as we found out in brussels there were probably members of the community providing safe haven for the individual they finally apprehended. so while we focus on the individual bombers and attackers, there is a network probably three, four x larger than the attackers involved in advancing their jihadist cause. >> you have to wonder if that intent is evidence that maybe these attackers were planning to make this an easter monday attack when of course europe celebrates that day as easter, all stores, businesses are closed. there would be more people out on the street, presumably more people at transportation centers, airports, train stations, so that they really wanted a high body cou

one of the prime suspects still on the loose up until four days ago from the paris terror attacks was caught. he was drilled over the weekend. proce prosecutors say he created a new terror network and planning new attacks in bru ssels. certainly, their information coming into play and the area is a heavy area. also a scene of terrorist hiding out or using it as a base for operations otherwise. a lot of people looking and we're hearing a lot of sirens here. >> thank you so much. bringing us the report nine americans have been injured in that attack. thank you. authorities are now focussing on a surveillance image taken of the suspects momenting before the explosion went off. it shows three men expected of carrying out the attack. two of whom are wearing a black glove on their left hand. our chief intelligence correspondent brought this to our attention. she's live with us for more. what can you tell us about the man hunt and what you thought in that photo? >> thank you, heather. i want to share with everyone what we've been able to gather with the conversation as well as former law enf

they also went to london, paris and germany. beyond their tragic loss. we know that two other americans were confirmed to have been killed in the attacks. their names have not been released to the public yet. we also know that around a dozen americans were injured. elizabeth? >> will carr reporting live. thank you. >>> what spring break? while some are enjoying sun and fun, others are breaking out the snow shovels again. it has been a wild easter weather weekend. we'll show you coming up. >>> plus, you know you've missed -- the hiatus of of the presidential contenders are heading back to the campaign trail. the presidential contenders are heading back to the campaign trail. the presidential contenders are heading back to the campaign trail. the presidential contenders are heading back to the campaign trail. >>> was that the sound of momentum shifting in his direction? it was game, set, match for bernie sanders in the latest democratic contest. but can he keep going? we're going to ask our political panel coming up. [engines revvin] you can't have a hero,

found at the brussels airport and suicide belts used in last year's paris attack. tonight, it's confirmed. he's dead. there is also new information about the planning of this attack$u÷@h4(p@ it was not supposed to happen on tuesday. fox team coverage in europe and across america starts right now. we start with fox news shepard smith. shep is in belgium. shep? >> greta, the bombmaker was nijum, and they have been looking for him since march 15th. you mentioned his d.n.a. found at both scenes, both attacks. his d.n.a. bass on every suicide vest in the terrorist attack. it is confirmed as you mentioned najim is dead. extraordinary turn, really. one thing we have learned over the years is that these terror cells like to protect their bombmakers. the bombmaker's job is the most important of them all. the technical skills to do such a thing very volatile substances with which they are dealing. yet, he was one of the attackers at the airport who killed himself. of the throw shot -- the shot of the throw guys though have been from the cctv still, he is the man on thexz le

that the terrorist behind paris and brussels attacks are all connected. >> the police are launching a manhunt for the surviving suspects. the intense manhunt for a third terrorist identified in the deadly airport bombing in brussels. will new evidence lead investigators to those behind the savage attacks? >> gop front runner donald trump winning big last night in arizona and leading democrat hillary clinton racked up a victory in the grand canyon state and both soaring in new polls and a wild police chase all caught on camera and how it ended, it is all happening. we begin our second hour with a fox news alert and an extremely fluid situation following the brussel's terrorist attacks. i am jon scott. >> belgian authorities identified two suspects as brothers that were killed after detonating their bombs. this as they search for the man shown here who is a isis bomb maker whose dna was discovered on a belt in november. they are looking for several other people linked to the attacks that killed 30 people and left hundreds more wounded in the european capital yesterday. >> i was just one

as mike just said the brussels bombing and the paris attack. and even saying that they thwarted an upcoming attack believed to having arranged for paris. it's bring in general jack dean. you know, general, my mind goes back to the days after the paris attack in november when there was discussion that there were hundreds of people with european passports. and yet, there was a smaller number who had u.s. passports that had gone back and forth to syria to train. but this beast is looking larger than anybody thought. >> yeah, absolutely. certainly, the intelligence and security forces in europe underestimated the size of this network. police forces in belgium are absolutely overmatched. they've got 11 million people. 12,000 police over five jurisdictions. you think in new york city, 8 m million people, 30,000 police in terms of that, wider protection. 800 sympathizers to isis alone in the molenbeek neighborhood where abdeslam was captured. there on the terms of the scale of the problem is significant. secondly, they don't coordinate very well in sh

he was the logistics man in paris. and at the last minute, he decideded not to detonate his belt bomb and he went on his way. and this guy right here -- well, that guy was caught. this guy was killed in the big raid. this guy, the bombmaker is believed to have made the suits, or the vest, that is to say, used both in paris and in belgium as well. >> and steve, we've got to include another, somebody we don't know, somebody in the subway with the backpack. we don't know his name yet. another at-large subway bomber. it's so good that you're able to spell that out, ainsley, the bottom line, our reporters probably know as much as our intelligence agency. evidently, brussels is not cooperating with our guys who most people understand are the best in the business. >> well, and it makes sense that there's another guy on the loose, because if you think about it there were two different attacks at the metro. there were two different stations there in brussels. you have one of the brothers who was killed at one of the metro stops

for context, remember the paris suicide belts. each of those belts contained about 1 pound of explosives. in this apartment they found 33 pounds. plus 40 gallons of acetone and eight gallons of oxygen eighted water. all along authorities suspected the bomb maker. he ran a bar with his brother. he blew himself up at the subway station and he blew himself up at the station. the man in the hat, they don't know who he is or where he is or how he might be involved. the authorities identified him as the man who made the bomb. the bombers are identified and this. the man who blew himself up at the subway station is now identified and dead. the only other person outstanding is the man with a hat from the picture who pushed his trolley cart away and went running out of the building about the time of the explosives. authorities tell us they don't know who he is or what his involvement is. big picture. it appears this cell, this terrorist cell is now locked up and all of the members are dead. that's not to say the investigation doesn't conti

the information for that takedown generated from a raid in paris suburb. in that particular raid, a man described as a high level operative. was arrested. a working bomb seized. .ricket has a conviction here in belgium for recruiting isis fighters. 11 raids that we now know of in the last two days in germany, france, and belgium. the french president says it is all interconnected network. he believes that network is largely dismantled. isis wasted no time taking to the internet and jumping on the propaganda. they released graphic footage of the belgium attacks. they praised it and concluded with the message withdraw your fighters, withdraw your soldiers, the nightmare is just beginning. greta? >> mike, the two brothers that were part of this that died in the explosionwÑ where is their@ family? have any brothers or sisters or mother or anybody else shown up at all? it's a bit peculiar that two brothers here like the boston i'm always stumped why family members didn't see something or suspect something would too. >> we do know that ebrahim, when he conclude

paris bombing ringleader, the paris attack ringleader. this guy basically coordinated the attacks in november. and the raid happened last night in the northern outskirts of paris, catching the suspect. we don't know his name as of yet. we are still waiting for more identification and more information from authorities in paris. officials there say this guy is not linked, however, to the attacks here. and the fallout from the attacks continued. there were more raids last night. police arrested six suspects that were suspected of being involved and are suspected of being involved in tuesday's attacks. two of the suspects were arrested here in the neighborhood on the outskirts, basically a suburb of brussels, about 15 minutes outside of the city. today, there are also reports coming out and information that we're getting that a southeastern national has -- syrian national has been identified as a possible second subway bomber. remember, there was the one, the one who carried out the attack in brussels. now report of a second suspect. now ther

investigator says the paris investigation is far from over. they say there's still searching for other suspects, including specifically two who played major roles in the attacks. both of them accomplices of salah abdeslam. ben gentleman man hall is live in london. what's happening with the investigation now? >> reporter: the investigation is take only two different fronts. one side you have what happened in paris, how was that allowed to happen and more pressingly, are there attacks to happen in the planning stage and how can those be stopped? today, belgium authorities announced they were on high alert in anticipation of another attack and it appears that abdeslam may have2k been plannig mortgage bloodshed. police found a large cache of weapons in the apartment used by the fugitive. and there is video showing a map rung out of the apartment before being shot, and belgium special police suggested abdeslam may have been trying to commit suicide. investigators have him alive and are hoping he can help them identify other isis networks in at the

paris, another raid in a north suburb. authorities arrested a man described by the interior minister as a high-level operative in the advanced stages of planning an attack, however, the minister says at this stage there is no connection between the paris raid and the brussels attack. we are following the developments throughout the evening. returning now to "hannity" already in progress. >>> welcome back to "hannity." a shocking new report fromm eth "associated press" reveals, quote, the islamic state group trained at least 400 fighters to target europe in deadly waves of attacks deploying interlocking terror cells like the ones that struck brussels and paris with orders to choose the time, the place and the method for maximum chaos." earlier today isis reportedly released a new video celebrating the attacks in belgium. according to a new cbs news report authorities are worried increased law enforcement activity throughout that whole region could accelerate future attacks. shaking the bee's nest. what can the u.s. do and w

yesterday's raid was linked to last year's carnage in paris. and that all was staged to a large degree from belgium and brussels there is a lot of the arrest. and a lot of the arrests in paris, too both countries and cities on high alert still. back to you. >> long security lines in the airports can be a thing of the past. and how it could cut down wait time and boost security. that's it ahead. i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. you can get a great andeal on this jetta., it drives great... volkswagen believes safety is very important so all eleven models come standard with an intelligent crash response system... hmm..... .....and seven stability-enhancing systems... hmm... ...for more confidence... on road trips. hmmfff... hmm... for those who take safety seriously. like we do. the volkswagen safety in numbers event... hurry in and get a $1,000 volkswagen reward card when you purchase or lease selec

>> there's a lot of information that it was related to the paris raid in the northern suburb of paris. an individual named reddic cricket was picked up. he has a history back here. in july he was convicted in belgium of recruiting isis fighters. when you look at the bomb, a very active bomb was taken from his apartment there, the components of that bomb are nearly identical to the bomb that was made in this neighborhood or the bombs that were made in this neighborhood by the people involved in both the airport attack and the attack in the subway. the french president says this was a terror network and says that most of this particular network has been dismantled. jon? >> let's bring in mike baker now. he's a former cia covert operations officer. so, mike, we got a big isis guy in apparently syria. and we did it with boots on the ground. we did it with a special operations forces raid. what does that tell you? >> well, again, i think it's important particularly in this political season to acknowledge the success in a we're having. can you follow this trap of bee moaning the administrat

paris, france. tough. guess what? 130 people dead. no bullets were going in the opposite direction. it was just boom, boom, boom. same thing happened in california. 14 people radicalized people. she probably radicalized him. they went in and killed 14 people that they worked with, supposedly that they liked. it's not going to happen any more, folks. it's not going to happen. we're going to be smart, we're going to be vigilant. we're going to be the smart people. we're going to know what we're doing. we're going to be proud of our country again. our military is depleted. our military is exhausted. we don't replenish. we take, we don't replenish. we send the best equipment in the world over to wherever we're sending it. we don't even know. i don't even think we know where we're sending it. and a bullet gets fired in the air, and the people we send the equipment to, they flee. and the enemy takes over this great equipment. and they have better equipment than we do. and they use our equipment. those day