francine: brussels lockdown. the belgium capital remains assed for the third day authorities warn of an imminent attack. manus: commodities washout. the dollar pushed higher. shares and minors are sinking toward 2008 lows. francine: argentina. the country lx -- the -- the country lx -- set to make a record-breaking wanted to $50 billion deal. the announcement affected as early as today. bit --rd-breaking $150 $150 billion deal. the announcement affected as early as today. pulsene: welcome to the live from europeans headquarters. i am francine lacqua it manus: i am a manus cranny. we have breaking data. manufacturing comes in at 52.8. that needs on the headline estimates -- all the headline estimates. just off its highs of the day. let's get across to break these numbers down, the pmi came out of germany. that was better, francine. france under pressure from the data being taken off. hans, take us behind these numbers. germany did a little bit better. france under pressure. the manufacturing and services beats and comes ahead of the estimates. hans: the fact that we are getting too

from the federal prosecutor. this news comes the same day that brussels has chosen to extend the maximum terror alert level. the prime minister there warning the people of brussels terrorists may be trying attempted attacks on malls and public transportation. on monday, the schools and subway systems will be closed here in paris. children will have their bags searched before they go to class, we're told. french police have also released this photo of one of the suicide bomber who is blew himself outside the stade de france. they don't know who he is. they are urging the pun lick to come forward with any information that they might have about him. at the same time, a paris attack suspect is still on the run, the eighth attackers that is salah abdeslam. his brother is telling belgian television tonight that he believes his brother may have backed out last minute from the attack and then fled to belgium. the brother is now urging abdeslam to turn himself in. let's bring in nima elbagir. we just heard about these raids in the last 45 minutes or so. do we no who they are targeting and

. brussels is high -- on high alert with schools and underground transports shut down some 20 people were arrested in police raids overnight, but the man thought to be the surviving member of the group of paris attackers is still on the run. british prime minister david cameron is in paris for anti-terrorism talks with francois hollande. they visited the after clan concert hall -- the bataclan concert hall were 90 people were killed by jihadist attackers. french police released an image of the third suicide bomber the attack of the national stadium. another main suspect is still on the run. genie: we start first in belgium, where brussels is in lockdown for a third a straight. this is, however, the first working day since the city has been at its highest terror alert levels. overnight in belgium, police carried out 20 raids. i am joined from brussels by james andre. we have heard that the number of people arrested has increased up to about 21. what more can you tell us? we do not have much information, but we do know that five extra people have been arrested this morning. some in bru

were looking for, the most wanted man in europe is still on the lamb. today's raids in brussels not ending the international manhunt for the eighth attacker, salah abdelslam. he was last seen nine days ago on the road headed to brussels a few hours after the horrific attacks here in paris. shots were fired in one of the raids. we are told a vehicle did escape temporarily in brussels. police, though, say they were able to track down that vehicle and they found one injured man. again, they did not find salah abdel sl abdelslam. also, no firearms or explosives found in today's raids. due to the high threat level within brussels, the section of the u.s. embassy will be completely closed in brussels tomorrow except for emergency situations for americans, we are told. french police have also released this photo of one of the suicide bombers who blew himself up outside the state de france. they do not know who he is and urging the public to come forward with any information they have on him. let's go straight to brussels, the senior international correspondent is there, tonight, a city in

prevent another terror attack. children's bags are searched as they arrive for school. brussels schools are closed. in paris, francois hollande meets with david cameron to discuss the attacks ten days ago and fight against isis. earlier, mr. cameron tweeting a picture in front of the bataclan memorial. he spoke a few moments ago. >> translator: we want to act in the name of france concerning the protections that is so concerning over syria. as far as our territory and populations are concerned, again, we exchanged information about how to further strengthen to make more effective information, but also on a european level, decisions need to be made and it is important that the interior ministers met on friday concerning the questions of the control of borders and fight against arms trafficking decisions to act as quickly as possible. >> french police released a photo of a man who blew himself up. they are asking for the public to give information about him. police have not identified the man. he was the third suicide bomber at the stadium. for more on the campaign on isis, i'm jo

>> this is dw news, lies from berlin. another day of complete locked out in brussels as the search for europe's most wanted terrorist suspect continues. they say the security alert for brussels will be relaxed on wednesday. shoulder to shoulder, prime minister david cameron goes to paris and says he wants to take part in attacks against islamic state in syria. and goodbye to a great statesman. the funeral in his home city of hamburg. leaders gathered on monday to pay tribute to the former german chancellor. it is good to have you with us. the paralysis in brussels tonight will continues another day. the belgian prime minister says the alert level in the capital will remain at the highest level until wednesday when schools and the metro will begin to reopen. he stressed that the threat of terror attack remains a minute and urged belgians to remain:. calm. police continue their heart for a key terror suspect. police have arrested a total of 21 people in a series of raids since sunday, a fourth person has been charged. we want to bring in our correspondent. she is in brussels on the s

brussels remains at that highest alert level. residents and tourists heeded government alerts to be cautious. new york city police just conducted what they call an active shooter drill. counterterrorism units took part in the exercise in lower manhattan just blocks from the location of the september 11th attacks. the drill had been planned since september. >>> speaking in kuala lumpur this morning, president obama was clear and direct about the impact of the pariser to er tte attacks. >> that's part of the overall message i want to clearly send the american people. we do not succumb to fear. >> my colleague thomas roberts is in paris. with a good day to you, tell me more about this interview with the brother of the suspect. >> hi, alex. good evening from paris where it's just a little after 6:00 p.m. at night here. we remain in lerepublique. news has started to churn about muhammad abdeslam's interview. this is in regard to his brother because the international manhunt for the eighth suspected attacker, salah abdeslam continues. he's the most wanted man in the world right now, espec

fears of attacks in brussels just like those in paris. they were carried out ten days ago. officials in the belgian capital extending partial lockdown of the city. they closed the schools and closed the subway. 16 arrests. belgian prime minister warning officials have intelligence of attacks with weapons and explosives, maybe even in se several places at once. joining us now is correspondent frederik pleitgen. fred, it is eerie, the streets behind you. the christmas holiday season. do we know exactly what belgian authorities think might happen or do they have specific information? what do we know? >> reporter: they are speaking about a clear and imminent threat, christine. the terror level is at level four. they say there could be a paris-style attack, which would involve several people walking around the city and on a rampage with arms, possibly ak-47s and other weapons as well. there have been raids going on to try to find some of the people who would be plotting some of this. frankly, to cordoned off areas. we are in the main square. a military vehicle is behind me. tha

level from brussels to the maximum warning of, quote, imminent threat in the capital region. joining us now, terrorism analyst, and it was just two days ago, hfs raised to the second highest level. this is a dramatic turn of events, now at the top possible level. what's that mean? >> it's unprecedented. it's never been at level four signifying a serious and imminent danger of terrorists attacks. clearly, there's some intelligence that is really warning them in brussels tonight for the brussels region in particular. could this be linked to some intelligence about the movements, probably something bigger than that because unprecedented to raise it all the way up to four and after all they've known he's been on the run the last few days. >> what was believed to be the eighth terrorist involved in friday night's attacks here in paris one week ago. last seen en route to belgium, and there's an arrest warrant out for him. is this beyond one man? >> i think this likely goes beyond one man, they are worried there's some kind of terrorist plot in the works, in belgium -- >> in terms of the warni

♪ >>> brussels, a city on high alert as authorities warn of an imminent attack. people are told to stay indoors. ♪ >> you are watching al jazeera. i am david foster. good to have your company. a state of emergency in force in mali, in africa and the hunt continues for three suspects after fridayses siege in a luxury holds. >> a bangladeshi hanging after appeals for presidential clemency were rejected. >> either asian leaders meet and agree on new measures against people trafficking. territoryial issues dominate it agenda. authorities say they have precise information about a seriousous and imminent threat of attacks similar to those in pair irs paris. the metro has been shut down, they say, as a precaution. the alert level was raised after a number of weapons were found during police raids on properties allegedly linked to the paris attacks. three people have been arrested. the country's prime minister warned that there is a risk, as he put it, of attacks in a number of places simultaneously. more from paul brennan who is in brussels. >> belgian soldiers patrol where once were ju

. >> reporter: it'sit from new england, isn't -- it's frighteni frightening, isn't it brussels in lockdown, and paris in a state of emergency. 100,000 police have been deployed, as well, as a result of the attacks just over a week ago here in paris. there's a sense of defiance. people were out in the bistros. there's a campaign to get people out in the bistros, and they lived up to that campaign. there's definitely an undercurrent of fear that anything is possible. even had the french prime minister yesterday talking about a possible chemical attack from isis. we should brace for that. we'll have more in a moment. first to brussels where people have been told to stay out of crowded areas, told to stay away from large events and away from the subway. absolute fear there at the moment because there is a terrorist on the run. a potential terrorist on the run. everyone's being told to be careful as a result of that. drew griffin has more on that. >> reporter: this mostly muslim area has terror relations. dozens of islamic foreign fighters in syria have come from here, and more and mor

belgium as a third day of lock down for brussels. hello there i'm barbara serra, you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program. the ceasefire deal between two tribes in libya which may allow hundreds of thousands of displaced people to return home. >>> bath for control. yemeni government force he and houthis try oestablish dominance over the strategic city of ta'izz. >>> and fresh from celebrating his victory, argentina's new president gets down to business starting with action against venezuela. >>> hello there thank you for joining us. france has launched its first air strikes against i.s.i.l. nargttargets in iraq in its chas de gaulle aircraft carrier. francois hollande started the week visiting the bataclan club with british prime minister david cameron. next hollande travels to washington where he's going to meet the u.s. president barack obama on tuesday. and wednesday, he is meeting angela merkel in paris and then on to moscow to meet vladimir putin. schools metro rail and museums are all closed, andrew simmons is in paris with more. >> in positio

your headlines around the world. >>> brussels remains under lockdown for the third day with the paris attack gunman still at large. meanwhile, u.k. prime minister david cameron urges lawmakers at home to sign off on airstrikes in syria. >> i firmly support the action that president hollande has taken to strike isol in syria and it's my firm conviction that brittain should do so, too. >>> pfizer and allergan are expected to announce their merger and challenges the u.s. government's efforts to curb tax inversions. >>> wti crude slides more than 3% as the dollar bounces to a seven-month high. energy stocks leading the declines across europe. >>> today's headline of the man who's taking las vegas by storm one nightclub at a time. kneel moffitt joins us live from palm beach in 20 minutes. >>> good morning, everyone. it is 5:00 a.m. on the east coast. 10:00 a.m. here in london. quick check on u.s. futures. the s&p 500 seen off by half of 1 point really. the dow jones seen off by 25 and the nasdaq seen off by 3 or so. maybe this, a little bit of profit taking given that we've come off

this individual was born in brussels and obviously the brussels connection has become increasingly pronounced in the last few hours. the fact that two of the cars which were rented for the attacks on friday night were rented from a belgian car rental firm and the two people who rented the cars were french nationals living in brussels. there has been a little con plugs exactly abo-- confusion about these french brothers we have heard a lot about. the name with a photograph has been officially released by the police. there were reports earlier on "the washington post" newspaper citing french judicial sources mentioning the name of another surname. >> has not in any way officially been put out at the moment. as i said, there was the name of another brother cited in that newspaper article and that would appear to tie in with consistent reports that we have heard throughout the day that the belgian police and indeed the french police, as well, were looki looking for these two brothers, french nationals who have been years. >> jackie, we are now at the top of the newshour. let's just rem

, thank you for joining paul. we start in brussels where a number of people were a arrested in a series of raids, but so r far, no sign of the paris attackers who is still believed to be at large in belgian. they have not found weapons or explosives in all of the raids which leaves the threat of a paris style attack intact. our cnn international correspondent fred pleitgen is there on the scene for paul right now in brussels. >> reporter: the eu's administrative capital under a de facto state the of lockdown. cops and soldiers patrolling in empty street ss as the subways d the the schools can and the shops will be shut because of the terror alert. many of the parents keeping their children indoors. >> we are trying to go out just in the mornings and do the shoppings in the mornings, and then after that, after of the night arrives, we stay home. >> reporter: authorities are hoping to catch salah abdeslam who is still on the loose after the paris attacks. and they are also trying to foil what the government believes is an imminent terror plot. many are shutting down businesses because it

"cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. breaking news, a serious and imminent terror threat in brussels. and one week after the attacks that shattered the city of light. the manhunt for a tee terror suspect goes worldwide. the woman found dead after a police raid did not blow herself up. with are learning more about her tonight. and terror spreads 6,000 miles to another continent. gunman with ak-47s burst into a hotel in mali forcing guests and the employees to run for their lives. now, is al qaeda locked in a deadly competition with isis? i want to begin with the breaking news tonight and the terror alert in brussels raised to the highest level. drew griffin is on that story for us. a new threat to brussels. what do you know? >> came in the middle of the night from the interior ministry. a level four alert which said there is an imminent and serious threat to brussels which is why this region-wide warning has gone out. something is going on in this town. i can't figure out what. we took a picture of a bus load of what looked like our military police in a caravan of other police vehicles. wh

me feel ♪ so spring has sprung. >>> this morning in brussels the heart of the european union where both the eu and nato are headquartered, there say major manhunt on not just are the paris attacker but for the men who are driving the fear there could be another paris style attack. the city of brussels is on the highest threat level for that nation. good morning once again, i'm cls jansing. we're continuing our coverage in paris that takes us from the european continent to africa to the political situation in washington and the security challenges at america's airports, headed into a busy holiday week. let's begin in brussels where security officials are handing out leaflets to residents, telling them to avoid crowded places and to stay vigilant. it is worth noting that belgium has connections to five terror attacks, just in the last year, including "charlie hebdo," an attack on a jewish museum and the foiled french train attack. it's known as a place where it's easy to get weapons on the black market. belgium also has more foreign fighters per capita than any other eu country. raid

ago that sources had moved in on a neighborhood in brussels or outside of brussels where they had been searching this entire neighborhood for people who knew something. police searching this neighborhood in the belgian capital of brussels in connection with the paris attack. a source told the channel up to three raids were being carried out. now we know that three of the people who carried out this terrorist attack are now being told to sky news that they were -- they all shared an apartment in brussels. and we believe that all of them had come together, according to the bbc, had recently left syria and were part of one gang, one terror cell that was operating independently with three of the people having stayed in this apartment in belgium, and all of them having come to paris to carry out these attacks. so that's the new information as we have it. we can also report that the united states has carried out a strike on an al qaeda leader. i said that that happened in a particular city, and it did, but it was not a strike on the overall isis leader, al baghdadi. this was a strike on a re

. >>> third day of lock down in brussels. schools and museums are all closed. also the metro. let's hear from andrew simmons in paris. >> the mourning still goes on in various sections of the city of paris and there's an escalation in the military campaign against i.s.i.l. in position and operational, the charles de gaulle aircraft carrier, bombs loaded, taking off. the firs first attacks were in . the 20 aircraft on board this nuclear powered vessel triples the capacity of france to attack i.s.i.l. targets in both iraq and syria. the action coincided with he francois hollande meeting u.k. president david cameron. the two men were at the bataclan theater the dismal scene of mass killing at a rock concert, 90 people died. each paid homage by laying a single rose. >> and later this week i will set out in parliament our comprehensive strategy for tackling i.s.i.l. i firmly support the action that president hollande has taken to strike i.s.i.l. in syria and it is my firm conviction that britain should do so too. >> translator: we're convinced we should attack i.s.i.l. in syria. we will choose the

>> brussel under lockdown. the week begins in europe but the belgian capital metro remains closed as authorities warn of an imminent terror attack. the commodity crunch continues. a slump deepens as the dollar pushes higher. lows.dex hits fresh 1999 pharma megamerger. health care history in a deal worth more than $150 billion. monday morning, welcome to "countdown." it is going to be a busy week. what are the real themes is, what is happening with the dollar? the dollar index is tracking back towards 100. we're very close. be a bigt 100, it will deal for the market. it is driving commodities, driving the emerging market. we haven't hit it since march the 13th but it is going to be a big, big theme of the day. we are joined by david owen. he is managing director and chief european economist. with him in a moment. >> hero stories you need to know this morning. brussels remains locked down as this -- as the authorities keep the city on maximum terror alert. the issue of terrorism will dominate a meeting of european finance ministers as they gather in the belgian capital this afternoo

gun or explosives. the city of brussels remains under the country's highest level of terror alert. >>> french police have released this photo of another dead paris attacker. they say he's the third suicide bomber at the stade de france but they didn't give a name. police are urging the public to come forward with any information about him. >>> now let's go back to paris. it's the city on the mebd dealing with a new reality when it comes to security. our max foster is there. max, it's a city filled with families coming to terms with the loss of their loved ones. >> they have. there's a moment today where there's a sense of defiance within paris, certainly, that life should carry on. social media built around that, going out to the bistros to show that they will be in defiance of these isis attackers and they will carry on as normal. so today, children for example going back to school. but a difference this week is they will have their bags checked and parents will have to drop them off at the school gates so there are not crowds gathering outside school which can potentially be att

paris. also breaking right now, brussels on high alert t. belgium prime minister saying just a short time ago the high terror alert is based on quote quite precise information about a possible attack. that's part of what's happening around the world, we are so grateful for your company. i'm christ city paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. we start in paris with senior correspondent fred pleitgen. >> reporter: we want to get to arrests. three men in turkey allegedly tied to isis. one ahmed damani staying at a popular tourist hotel since november 16th. now, what you are looking at is all three men taken into custody. france is extending its state of emergency for another three months as new fears in brussels have emerged. authorities taking action after what they say is a serious and imminent threat, warning people to stay away from large groups, shutting down major subway line, drew zbrimpb in the belgium capital of brussels. drew the belgium prime minister came out and said the high alert is based on what he said, quite precise information of an attack. what are you hearing? >> reporter: t

brussels." the authorities even went as far as saying that they were afraid that multiple attacks on multiple locations here in brussels could be carried out similar to paris. they have closed down the entire subway system at least throughout the weekend. they have closed down shopping centers, museums, public libraries, swimming pools - you name it. and people here are confused, but they're also angry. "i definitely do not like it. and it doesn't feel comfortable when you face military in your neighborhood like this for the time being, and it's very serious that's for sure." "i think it's stupid, i mean i think they let the terrorists win now, because just paralyzed by fear now." but the authorities are not elaborating specifically about whether this threat is linked to the hunt of salah abdeslam. now he is the last known alive member of the commandos that carried out the attack last friday to have escaped. and he's possibly, as they said, here in brussels. well of course in the meantime nobody knows how long this highest state of security will continue. this definitely this does no

. remember, i reported just a short time ago that sources had moved in on a neighborhood in brussels or outside of brussels where they had been searching this entire neighborhood for people who knew something. police searching this neighborhood in the belgian capital of brussels in connection with the paris attack. a source told the channel up to three raids were being carried out. now we know that three of the people who carried out this terrorist attack are now being told to sky news that they were -- they all shared an apartment in brussels. and we believe that all of them had come together, according to the bbc, had recently left syria and were part of one gang, one terror cell that was operating independently with three of the people having stayed in this apartment in belgium, and all of them having come to paris to carry out these attacks. so that's the new information as we have it. we can also report that the united states has carried out a strike on an al qaeda leader. i said that that happened in a particular city, and it did, but it was not a strike on the overall isis lea

meantime, brussels is still on lockdown for day number two as a planned security meeting now with officials is now pushed back. >> good morning. i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm christi paul. good to have you on board here. >>> let's start with the president who rhetoric is ratcheting up when talking about isis. his message is you will be destroyed. >> that was at a news conference in kuala lumpur just a few hours ago. jim acosta hkocosta has the lat us. >> reporter: president obama said at a news conference the u.s. will destroy the terror group, but he continued to make the case he has argued throughout this foreign trip that the world should not overreact the battle against terrorism. >> good afternoon, everybody. >> reporter: overseas for more than a week, but well aware of a fearful nation back home, president obama sounded more like a leader at war. >> our coal lirks wicoalition w relent. destroying isis is not only a realistic goal, we are going to get it done and we are going to pursue it with every aspect of american power and with all of the coalition partners that we have a

in the aftermath of the terror attacks in paris. brussels is under the highest terror alert and police and military continue to search for suspects in last week's paris terror attacks. we have last minute information and we'll be joined from brussels in a moment. meantime, police in turkey detained three men in connection with the paris attacks. reuters reports that at least one of the men was scouting possible target locations for isis. now, parisians paid tribute those killed in last friday's attacks. they gathered at sites in which 130 people died and hundreds more were injured. french and other european officials discussed the tight upping -- tightened control. then in mali, at least 20 people including one american are dead in an attack on the radisson hotel in the nation's capital of bamako. scores had been held hostage by two heavily armed attackers. the mali military reports both were killed in the siege. al qaeda affiliated terrorist group has claimed responsibility for attack. president obama in the southeast asia country of malaysia condemned the attacks and praised s

are told to stay off the streets of brussels in case terrorists strike again. tonight the threat alert is at the highest level. there are fears of another terror style attack. belgian government went as far as to say they were afraid multiple attacks on multiple locations could be carried out. they closed down the entire subway system at least through the weekend. authorities aren't saying if the threat is tied for the hunt for salah abdelsalam. he is the last known member of the terrorists that carried out paris attacks, possibly hiding in brussels. in a few hours, a flight from philadelphia will land in brussels. nbc10 drew smith spoke with passengers arriving from and departing to brussels. >> reporter: the sun will be rising by the time philadelphia passengers arrive in brussels but a new day will not bring an end to high security and tense situation in that city. carla said good-bye to her grandkids at the ticket counter. she's bound for her home city of brussels. she may not recognize it. armed soldiers are now posted at every corner. >> it is not nice, but i am to accept.

across europe. brussels is on lockdown. belgian officials fear an attack in several places at once. >> we've also learned police in brussels arrested one person friday in the molenbeek suburb. >> and turkey arrested this belgian citizen of moroccan descent. >> and authorities are hoping to find this suspected attacker, salah abdeslam. he was last seen driving towards belgium. >> we want to get you live to paris now where our max foster is standing by to give us updates on not just the investigations under way in the region, but the mood there on the ground. max? >> reporter: errol, there was an eerie evening over in brussels where restaurants and bars closed early, because people had been advised with this alert level not to go to any sort of crowded places. very odd atmosphere there. of course, the context to that is salah abdeslam. he's still on the run. there are fears that he has a suicide vest with him, which may or may not have been intended for use in paris. he's still on the run and suspicion is he may with there in brussels. and the sense there could be multiple attacks pl

brussels is under lockdown on this monday. fears of an imminent terrorist attack. schools, shops, and the cities subway system remain closed today. police across belgium are searching for an islamic state terror cell. the belgian prime minister warned that they expect a terror style attack with multiple attacks pleasing taste -- taking place at once. what is the latest? >> hello. we still do not know what the latest is because the national are stillouncil locked in their meeting. they have been in there or three hours. people do not know whether schools will awaken many universities will overcome of the subway system start running. all of that has been a lockdown today. inwill be that way tomorrow my opinion, but we do not know. they are deliberating. they are finding out if he threats is so bad that they cannot run. mark: what do we know about the business community of brussels? whatever they've been telling the government, in this state of emergency? the trouble is it is not an official state of emergency. it just seems to be going from one day to the next, deciding what the threat

brussels. it is a city on lockdown, because of the, quote, serious and imminent possibility of a paris-style terror attack. that warning coming today, directly from the belgium government, as it raised the terror level there to the maximum threat level. the fear that individuals with weapons and explosives could target multiple locations at one time. today, the subway in brussels, the capital, completely shut down. shops are closed, people are being urged to stay home or at least to avoid large crowds. we are also learning about arrests made in connection to last week's attacks in paris, that killed 130 people. police in turkey today arresting three men, including one suspected of scouting potentially the target sites for the paris attacks. a fourth suspect was also picked up in the molenbeek neighborhood of brussels. police seizing weapons from his home. cnn senior international correspondent nima elbagir is live for us in brussels this evening. it is astonishing, nima, when you look at what we're seeing in brussels right now, the fact that this city is on high alert, the fact t

over there in brussels if he is in brussels and that is the ongoing concern. it's still going on. it is a great city, isha. >> yes, it is a beautiful city. and joining us past 7:00 a.m., thank you so much, max, thank you. >>> and belgium authorities charging a suspect in connection with the paris attackings. prosecutors say 15 people detained will be released. meanwhile, brussels will stay at the highest terror alert on monday, and the metro will open in brussels. cnn international correspondent frederik pleitgen has more from brussels. so fred, set the scene with us. how are people there in brussels coping with the city that is somewhat in lockdown? >> reporter: well, i saw people on the streets earlier today. there were people going to work, it is early here as well, 7:00 a.m. the only people at this point in time you see are soldiers and police officers who are obviously patrolling the place throughout the entire night. other than that, there are really not that many people out. that is a heavy toll taken on the businesses. there are many people not going to work at all. they're s

6:00 an imminent threat of paris like terror in brussels tonight, the city is shut down and people are being warned away from the airport. we're live at philadelphia international where passengers from brussels just arrived. >>> and in the wake of the paris terror attacks philadelphia police are on heightened alert. the philadelphia marathon is just hours away. >>> geechk i the marathon will close roads across center city with 30,000 runners and nearly twice as many spectators the biggest foot race of the year puts philadelphia on ant international stage. nbc 10's george spencer has been tracking the city's marathon prep all week long. george, it all starts early tomorrow morning. >> reporter: many of the road restrictions actually take effect overnight and then the race kicks off from this area of the parkway right at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. you can see the barricades are up, the warming blankets are ready to go as people from around the world descend on philly. at the starting horn early in morning runners stepped off for the first race of the weekend, a preview of tomorrow's

underway in brussels in relation to the recent attacks in paris and this as the belgian prime minister says that the country is to bolster it's security laws. >> a hawkish fed drives european stocks higher as minutes suggest the central bank will deliver in december. this after wall street has its best day in four weeks. >> and two ipos state side are underwhelming today as jack dorsey's square and the parent of tinder price at the lower end of the expected range. >> shares in green mountain get a kick after 4th quarter profit beats the street and the coffee maker hikes it's dividend 13%. >>> well, brussels police now confirmed to cnbc that they're undertaking fresh raids related to paris in brussels. now media reports that seven separate operations are on going. now let's head back out live to hadley in paris. >> good morning, so what we know so far is that according to belgian media reports citing belgian authorities there's seven raids going on in belgium right now. they're going after people they think were related to the attacks in paris last friday. you're talking about a country

neighborhood where some of these terrorists are believed to have lived. it is a suburb of brussels. it is believed to have been the home of two of the attackers whose bodies have been identified so far and where police have conducted raids over the last several days. joining us now from brussels, senior correspondent ivan watson. he is there. ivan, what can you tell us about the raids in belgium and the latest on the investigation there? >> reporter: john, we are waiting for the update from the belgium authorities as to what they learned since the number of detentions in the neighborhood which left receiseven people ard there. this investigation focuses on three brothers. one is abdeslam salah. born in belgium. a french national on the run. french authorities said do not approach him. they believe he is dangerous. he is 26 years old. two of his brother, one killed in the attacks in paris, an apparent suicide bomber. another brother arrested here in brussels. now there are a lot of cateind r indicators that suspected militants were planning here friday night. for example, authoritie

commodities. tom: everybody is talking about brussels. i can't imagine the tension. imagine you have kids in brussels. i can't imagine the tension. there is a jump condition. that is one of our fame's. not only the usual the client in commodities, but real deterioration across the industrial metals. we are getting a belgian auction in about half an hour. 2 trillion is the new figure. amazing, isn't it. vonnie: good morning. the french president has the u.k. on board in building a coalition to fight the islamic state. wants to join the us-led airstrikes against islamic state in syria. they will meet with president obama in washington. on wednesday, he meets with vladimir putin. the city of brussels is under lockdown because of fear of an eminent terrorist threat. the subway system remains closed today. warnslgian prime minister the government expects a paris style attack with multiple attacks taking place at once. young people in france are lighting up to join the military. the french armed forces say the number of applications have triple. few will be accepted. it they will need abou

>> nicole: breaking news this morning the city of brussels extends a lockdown for third straight day. they're arresting 16 people over night. i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: in the markets, after posting the best week of the year, let's check out u.s. stack market futures. we are seeing them to the downside. now two tenths of a percent. dow losing 36 and s&p down 5. >> cheryl: a big story today, crude oil sinking overnight. oversupply of oil and strong dollar. >> nicole: donald trump says he's opening to leaving gop and making an independent run for the white house. we will have the latest. >> cheryl: pfizer make it official. this deal would create the world's drug maker and move top companies in america to another country. tony romo with a winning return to the dlals cowboys. we will have a the highlights. welcome to fbn:am, latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. >> cheryl: we begin this morning with overnight developments, belgium arresting 16 people in raids linked to possible terror attacks, a key suspect is no

, brussels still on the highest terror alert level and want to share the dramatic pictures we are getting inside the apartment that was part of the raid on wednesd wednesd wednesday. >>> so grateful to have your company. thank you for sharing your time with us. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. our frederik pleitgen is following the headlines from paris, including the president's message to terrorists and other world leaders about taking out isis. fred, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, victor and christi. a beautiful day here. it is exactly mid-day here. we are seeing a lot of people come out to the make-shift memorial out here. a young group kept singing the french national anthem to show their defiance in the face of terrorism. of course, at the same time, there is still a lot of concern in this city after the terror attacks took place. are the security services here really on top of the terror threat? we will get to all of that in a second. but first of all, let's get some of the news that has been coming in in this investigation. of course, also the greater global pol

warning of a paris style attack on brussels. the interior minister quoting serious and imminent threat to the city, subways are shut down, so are many stores. heavily armed police are visible. u.s. embassy tells americans in brussels to shelter in place or stay home. >>> people in the midwest of firing up snow blowers and getting shovels out of storage. dropping up to 20 inches on some parts of the midwest. south dakota, minnesota, moving to illinois and michigan. colder air is trailing behind the snow. >>> i am lauren green. now justice with judge jeanine. >>> right now on "justice." >> they're playing on fear to score political points. to advance their campaigns. and it is irresponsible. >> sorry, mr. president, but the fear is real. the only thing irresponsible is to ignore it. i take on the white house in tonight's opening statement. >>> plus on alert, what the latest terror warning for brussels means for americans there, here and around the world. from paris to brussels to here in new york, we are live with everything you need to know. "justice" starts now. >>> hello, welcome to "

hour live from from london. running through some stories. in the next 60 minutes. brussels say city on high alert while authorities warn of an imminent attack. people are told to stay in doors. a state of emergency in mali and hunt continues for three suspects in the siege at the the hotel. new measures against people trafficking in mall an is that and territorial issues dominant the agenda. in glitch two opposition leaders are hanged after their appeals for presidential clemency were rejected. >> reporter: sport live. a classical contest in spain. barcelonia have been remembering the victims of the attacks. details coming up later in the program. >>> we begin in belgium where the capital is on the highest terror alert there is. authorities say they have what they decide as precise information about a serious and imminent threat of attacks similar to those in paris. brussels is in hock down. armed soldiers out on the streets patrolling. the metro has been shut down. the alert level has been raised after a number of weapons were found during police raids on properties allegedly conne

harry smith in new york. in belgium, officials have raised the terrorism alert level in brussels to the highest possible level amild precise warnings of paris-style attacks. police and soldiers have been deployed across the city and brussel's subway system has been shut down as people are being urged to avoid public places. some of the terrorists had ties to brussels, including the alleged organizer. in turkey, police detained three men in connection with the attacks in paris. according to the news agency, one of them is suspected of spouting potential targets for the attacks of a week ago friday, november 13th. in the west african nation of mali, officials say 20 people including one american woman was killed when terrorists stormed a hotel and took scores hostage. the american victim identified as anita detar of maryland. her family says she spent her career promoting international development. according to reuters, a terror group affiliated with al qaeda has claimed responsibility for the mali attack. the government of mali has declared a ten-day state of emergency and a three-da

."reporting from washington, i am babita sharma. brussels remains on high alert. the city is to be shut down for a fourth day over fears of its terror attack. inside the mali hotel were 19 people were killed. and free after more than two decades in prison. robert jones is released in louisiana after being convicted for murder most say he did not commit. babita: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. a fourth dayacing of lock down with the city on the highest alert level over fears of a terror attack by islamic state militants. morean police arrested people, including a man charged with involvement in the paris attacks. , the suspected gunman in the assaults, remains at large. brussels calls itself the heart of europe. but tonight he moves to a fearful be. a heavily guarded ghost town in places. schools and the metro will stay closed again tomorrow as the city enters a fourth day of lockdown. this is why. >> the terror threat remains at level four. level four, as you know by now, means the threat is perceived to be serious and imminent. despite

largest cities n brussels, belgium, bars, cafees and subways are shut down. city is on a high leather warning level at american embassy is urging u.s. citizens in us before tolls shelter in place. regardless travelers from here are headed for belgium, either way, "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at philadelphia international airport with much more, hi there, jeff. >> reporter: hi there walter. despite that warning flights to brussels continue as normal. one just left, minutes ago. and those on board tell me that they are not worried. it was business as usual at american airlines check in counters, flight 750 to brussels, on time for a 6:45 departure. even though the city remains on lock down threat of an ice ace tack imminent according to security officials. >> they hear from people from belgium, they are all a little bit scared of what is happening, shopping malls, you know, no one coming out of their home. >> reporter: increased terror alert shut down brussels metro system shopping centers and restaurant but karl zimmerman of cherry hill whose parents live there say he is

. perhaps belgium and shut down in brussels and leading to arrest of 21 people at least and france stepping up air campaign in i.s.i.l. and with charles degal and prime minister asking parliament there to launch air strikes in syria as well and al jazeera's adam has more from paris. >> reporter: british prime minister david cameron here in paris on monday holding talks with francois hollande and visited the bataclan a site of attacks in paris and cameron touched by the visit and hoping to get parliament to approve a bombing campaign against i.s.i.l. targets and offering logistical support at an airforce base in cyprus to the french military also offering adoption of refueling operations for french planes who carry on these bombing raids on i.s.i.l. targets in syria and iraq. meanwhile security operations are still ongoing here in france and still in a state of emergency and we are seeing thousands of security personnel across this country. one city ended a three-night curfew on monday and reported there on sunday where many people feel they are being unfairly targeted and cast on s

down in brussels and looming questions at home. what's next in the paris investigation. and the broader fight against isis. plus, what will the holiday travel week bring. several air scares already. chicago is on edge just before the release of a video showing deadly shooting by police. in california, the focus is the approaching el nino could be the strongest on record. walking. and demand suddenly washing out supplies. >> doing everything we can do to build boots. we build them one pair at a time. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." god evening i'm jeff glor. president obama arrives in washington at midnight following nine-day overseas trip that was but quickly moved to terrorism. before leaving malaysia the president promised thatr he would destroy isis. but today the top democrat on the senate in tell begins committee told cbs news the president's plan is not sufficient. this as capital of belgium, brussels, remains on lockdown the investigation in paris continues and as americans enter one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. according to new pol

why i ask for an exceptional meeting. the justice ministers will meet tomorrow in brussels so that all the issues will be debated in a european context. this has a european and international dimension, and there are 20 years sentence, a sentence of 20 years for such people in belgium. >> his organization had been organized in july last -- in paris, and we are thinking about the victims involved in previous attacks here, as well. >> identifying coming back into turkey in july, 2015, we are looking at his involvement in the terrorist attack on the amsterdam paris train on the 21st of august last. there is another jihadist questioned in istanbul, as he was going to prague with swedish passport to attack again. in the course of hearing, we heard that it had been determined by abdelhamid abaaoud and he was going to be an operative in france or another european country. this was foiled by the intelligence services of france and abdelhamid abaaoud seems to be involved in four of the cases which we foiled. this would all have involved action perpetrated by european jihadists, who would be

position of the metro in brussels tomorrow. the metro in brussels will remain closed. we have also formed the addition to close the schools in brussels tomorrow. it is our intention to make a new evaluation on the security situation tomorrow afternoon >>> paul brennan is live for us in the capital brussels. these really are extraordinary measures to be taken in a west european country. >> reporter: yes. you have to think about the data that the prime minister and his cabinet ministers have to work with. on friday there was a raid and search of an apartment in molenbeek where weapons were found. information that the police have received of an accomplice and associate of salah abdeslam, the man who helped drive him back from paris to brussels, indicates that salah abdeslam may still be in pokes of a suicide vest with explosives. that's what created the reasoning for a threat level it 4 to be-- imposed. in the absence of an arrest, perhaps it was inevitable they were going to maintain the current state owes quo with the schools and metro being closed. you could have perhaps flooded th

brennan reports from brussels. >> level 4 emergency status sees the brussels underground system closed for a third day. main station staff try to direct people to alternatively routes. the knock down effect of the security count down has been enormous. >> they say the buses drive normally but i just asked, and apparently they drive normally, but a lot of drivers didn't come to work out of just because they are scared. >> i go to work in hospital. but the metro no, no metro, so i take tram, and tram, and tram and tram, so it's much later to go in hospital for work. >> lock down around belgium's iconic grand place on saturday night, part of a series of coordinated raids related to the paris attacks. armed police and mass security forces block the streets. search and arrest persuasions. and little progress on the manhunt, police pounced. it was past midnight when police gave the details of the crack down. >> specializing in terrorist cases ordered a total of 19 house searches in the brussels region. until now, no firearms or explosives were found. salah abdeslam is not, not among the pers

. brussels remains under alert after warnings of imminent terror attacks on the country. >>> meantime new york city is prepping for the worst case scenario after isis threatened the city. the drill featured multiple units including the counter terrorism team. despite this jeh johnson is reiterating there's no credible threat on the city. i'm kelly right. now "justice with judge janine." police conduct 22 terror raids in the country and comb the streets for terrorists. hello. thank you for being with us tonight. let's go right to ben hall who is live in brussels with the latest. ben, what can you tell us? >> judge, just to recap we've had 22 raids and 16 terror arrests. now in one of the districts nearby a suspect tried to run from police. they opened fire and he escaped. they found him later shots wounded in the car. we heard helicopters. operations were underway. the media was asked not to report specifics until after the raids were finished. brussels has been on a lock down for the last two days at the highest terror level level four after authorities said there was credible informa

never started, and neither did the shopping day or the business day, because brussels spent the day on lockdown. it is what the government says is imminent and ominous threat of a terrorist-like attack. they brought in 21 people in a series of overnight raids, but no weapons, no bombs, and certainly not the man they are most desperate to the find sal la a abdeslam is believed to be the eighth paris attacker, the only the one known to have survived. he dropped off three fellow attackers at the stade de france, and one of them was this man whose photo was put out in hopes that the public can fill in some blank, and starting with the name. for his part, the president hosted the british prime m minister who said that he will try again on thursday to persuade the parliament to okay air strikes in syria. today, france stepped up the attacks with the newly arrived aircraft carrier "charles de gaulle." i with want to begin with my colleague ivan watson who is standing by in paris. we don't have a lockdown in paris paris, but the beautiful city of lights is still on edge. tell me about what the

police and soldiers standing over the belgium capital of brussels, amid serious fears that there could be a repeat of what took place where i am in paris, last week. and warning of a possible imminent threat and placing the city at the highest terror alert. they're urging people to stay home if they can and also developing, police making four arrests in connections with the attacks in parisparis. a fourth man was arrested insel seized him. and when this news broke a few hours ago, the fact they said a specific and imminent threat. to use those words mean they must have very precise information. but are they telling us why? >> reporter: absolutely. to use those kinds of words, given the sense of tension that has flooded many european capitals, not just brussels and to feel that there is so imminent that you can't share greater information because you're in the process of trying to get ahead of it, that gives you a sense of what the belgiums are up against. local media have been reporting that perhaps it's one or two men and there's a real concern about explosives. we've seen this