>>> at least 34 people are killed in separate bombings in the belgium capital. isil says it was behind the attack >>> there were two explosions in brussels zaventem airport. another explosion on the metro station underground network. and these are the men that the police prosecutors say are behind the attack. security forces are carrying out raids across the country. hello, i'm felicity barr, and this is al jazeera live from london. we'll hear from people who survived the blasts. >> i heard on explosion. i go under the sink, and the second explosion went, and everything is black. >>> and belgium's prime minister appeals for calm and solidarity as security forces try to prevent further attacks. security forces in belgium have launched a manhunt for three men behind the bombings that killed 34 people. islamic state of iraq and levant said it carried out the attacks in brussels. police released this picture, showing two suicide bombers dressed in black. it's the third man in the hat that is now being hunted. the first attacks happened at zaventem, where two bombs killed 14, injurin

washington, 6:00 p.m. in brussels, belgium, from wherever you're watching from around the world thanks for joining us. right now, president obama is renewing his vow to defeat isis just a day art deadly attacks in brussels. here's what the president said just in the last hour during a news conference in argentina. >> i've got a lot of things on my plate, but my top priority is to defeat isil and to eliminate the scourge of this barbaric terrorism that's been taking place around the world. this is difficult war. it's not because we don't have the best and brightest working on it. it's not because we are not taking the threat seriously. itis challenging to find, identify, small groups of people who are willing to die themselves and can walk into a krould and detonate a bomb. >> belgium meanwhile remains at its highest security alert and will stay there long as about accomplishings remain on the loose. a man left behind a bag at the airport that contained the largest of the explosives detonated after the others but caused no injuries. we're also learning that interpol has issued a so-called r

dominated by events in belgium. vigils are being held in the belgium capital as the nation mourns the 34 victims of the attacks. in other news, the u.n. refugee agency pulls its staff from greece saying that they've turned them into detention centers. the latest primary results >>> two brothers have been named by belgium tv as the suicide bombers who attacked brussels airport. police have launched a series of raids in a massive manhunt to catch a third man seen here on the right of those two brothers. this is the scene this morning in the belgium capital where 34 people were killed in coordinated attacks on tuesday. three days of national mourning have begun after what the belgium prime minister described as a day of tragedy. going to our correspondent dominic kane at the airport where two of those explosions went off. we've seen cctv of the bombers. what more do we know about them? >> reporter: we know that the brothers you referred to, the two who blew themselves up at the airport here yesterday and that they have criminal records. they were known to the authorities and had been for

. thanks for watching. >> i'm ali velshi on target tonight the bombings in belgium. how a tiny country has become a big focus in the global fight against terrorists. what a harrowing day for belgium. two explosions ripped through brussels airport. a third explosion rocked the metro station just a few miles away. more than 30 people have been killed. hundreds wounded. within hours isil claimed responsibility. the group said detonators were on belts of the bombers killing people around them. the belgium interior ministry responded by raising its terrorism alert to its highest level. and it's noted how belgium is a country participating in the international coalition against the islamic state, end quote, investigators are focusing on a possible connection about the deadly attacks that rocked paris last november. now key suspect in those attacks is 26-year-old salah abdeslam who was apprehended last week. he had been cooperating with investigators, but they also warned of new attacks targeting belgium. the country has been high alert since his arrest. and since today's attacks appear to be

belgium, where a raid is under way. we believe it's in connection with the paris terror attacks and possibly connected to one of the most wanted men in the world. officials in the country say they have found evidence that sala ab de salaam have been in an apartment raided by police on tuesday. his older brother among the suicide bombers who killed themselves during those attacks that of course, left 130 people dead in paris. ab de salaam is believed to have fled paris since the attacks and been on the run since then. nbc's richard engel is live in istanbul. >> reporter: it appears the raid in molenbeck is winding down. officials there say a police spokesman said that two suspects have been taken alive. we do not know, however, and do not have confirmation of who those suspects are. there are multiple reports that one of them at least was sala ab de slem. there are other reports ab de slem was holed up and involved in a standoff. but with the indication that the operation is winding down, that scenario that he's holed up inside is less and less likely. the police is saying two people

just been captured alive. we've just learned from our affiliate in belgium he was shot in the leg during the capture. he was caught during a raid in the belgium suburb of molenbeek, an area plagued with terror cells and radicalization. he is injured, but again, captured alive. the suspected driver of the car that dropped off three suicide bomber, at that french soccer stadium november last year, the night of those coordinated terror attacks throughout the city and one of the suicide bombers outside the cafes was, in fact, his brother. he did detonate that suicide vest and kill himself. immediately after the effect, sala abdeslam fled. help was even questioned by police, passed through checkpoints at the border, police didn't realize who he was and let him pass through. ever since then, he's been on the run, for four months, evading law enforcement. finally this week officers raided a different apartment in brussels. they did find abdeslam's dna, sparking this intense hunt to track him down. the news he had stayed so close to the scene of this alleged crime shocking many in the ter

. we're covering this breaking news out of belgium. the prime minister said this is a terror attack, a dark moment for his country. what we feared ed ed ed ed has happened. >> someone or someones went up to the airport area, detonated one device outside of the building. someone else, apparently a suicide bomber inside the terminal, packed with morning commuters. people lining up to catch flights to other parts of europe and parts of the world. near a starbucks, waiting to get coffee. standing side by side, everyone with a backpack, suitcase or package, when the explosion the devastation is apparent for anyone who can see the images. at least 15 people confirmed killed. this is an area of an airport where you haven't gone through security yet. you pull up in a car, get off a bus. one of our colleagues from msnbc said, he came up from a rail system beneath into the great hall, the departures terminal, when the explosion had gone off. no one had been screened for security. >> as we speak to counter-terrorism officials, like they say, this is a soft target. little to no security. as we

. >> welcome to "fox5 news morning" we continue to follow deadly attacks in belgium. now this happened at the main international airport in brussels and several metro station as cross the city just a few hours ago. >> two explosions were reported in the departure area of the airport. one near the american airlines check in. maureen umeh joins us from the newsroom with the latest. mo. >> still gathering information here from the news rooming and several reports saying death toll climbed to 23 peo hearing 13 people dead at the airport and another ten subway station. and we're also hearing another 35 were injured. all of this is according to belgium broadcaster vrt. vrt reporting there are numerous injuries there and deaths. belgium officials calling this a suicide attack. it happened in brussels suburb close to european quarter which much of european union is base based. all flights out of brussels have been cancelled at this hour and flights coming in are diverted. thousands of passengers have been moved to tarmac area for their safe six blast happening around 8 a.m. brussels time that is peak

in belgium and you spent a lot of time there yourself. in particular, you spent a lot of time at that airport. >> my wife and kids are belgium, they have dual nationality. my kids were born in belgium, i went to graduate school in brussels and used to live there. we have been in and out of that airport for 25 years. we know it very well. when you look at those images right there of the brussels terminal, that is a devastating impact. i have to tell you from having baeg there first hand i don't see them recovering from this in 24 hours, as they initially suggested. this looks like the entire departure level has been obliterated by a massive bomb or bombs. and, so, this is going to be a very significant blow to not only air travel in and out of brussels. by the way, that's the shot right there. the starbucks right next to it. right to the right is where we believe the bomb went off. or very close to it and those are ceiling tiles that came down from the airport terminal down to the ground and there you have the concourses throughout brussels airports that are jammed and packwood pe

spokeswomen with the belgium police confirms they do believe they have identified three suspects. that surveillance video you mentioned earlier, two of those suspects are confirmed dead, one remains continues. we'll have much more coming up on eyewitness news at 6:00 as well as how many americans have been effected. live in brussels, a.j. ross, channel 7, eyewitness news. president obama took a moment to acknowledge the brussels terror attacks during the trip to he assured the belgium people that the u.s. stands with them in solidarity. >> this is yet another reminder must be together regardless of anything. we can and we will de feat those who threaten the safety and security of people all around the world. >> president obama also said the u.s. will provide any help needed in bringing the terrorists to justice. >> anyone who was out and about today likely saw security bumped up on subways, planes and trains. in florida passengers on a flight that was coming in from brussels had no idea the attacks until their plane was held on the tarmac. this happened at orlando. that flight was sear

population that have gained the operational experience. and again, belgium is on that list, france is on that list. bosnia, albania, and especially if you take into account kosovo and sweden. >> going to stop you there, because we have the belgium prime minister, at the podium at the moment. >> we are waiting for translation. while we try to get a translator. >> we are waiting through -- i want to indicate that services are working so that they can be able to communicate information when it is verified. we would also like to indicate that we are measuring all these attacks that we have suffered on our territory. and lubbock metro station in the heart of brussells. they are broken lives. lives are broken. people who were going about their business to work, and they have been struck down by most extreme barbarry. and we will work to get justice, we will go and we will go to the site and we have met the first aid teams and the investigators and indicate that we -- there's a before and after, and we have been struck by the informations that we have found but with the statements and we hav

of the attack. >> -- sheree: it started with two explosions, at a belgium airport, then another on the subway. at least 30 people are dead. and more than 230 are injured. good evening, i' m sheree paolello mike: and i' m mike dardis. tonight. isis is claiming responsibility. chaotic sounds. mike: this is the sheer panic inside that airport. the chaos is captured by a witness. in the seconds after the suicide bombs were set off. the explosions happened. just outside a busy airport security checkpoint in brussels. quest -- >> everyone was in panic. we had to run, just because the situation was such it was very, everyone was scared, so everyone ran. mike: late today belgium' s interior minister admits authorities knew that an extremist act was being prepared were surprised by the scale of this attack. >> a lot of heavy weapons have been found, which is an indication that something, perhaps, was being planned for the next few days and our people in brussels knew about that. sheree: tonight. much of the investigation is tied to a single picture. belgian police confirmed that 3 men in a

and severalel subway stations. station this comes days after police int belgium arrest add terror ter suspect with ties to the the november attack in paris. now this morning the europeanur union is on high alert and security here at home also being stepped up.d we have live team coverage asov good day at 9a starts now. ♪ >>> thanks for staying with us f for good day d.c.od day d it is 9:00 o'clock now on thisnt tuesday morning, march 22nd i'm steve chenevey alongsideside allison seymour. s >> wisdom, holly and maureen ono assignment this morning part oft our live team coverage m morning's terror attack in brussels belgium. we'll check in with them in ak n little bit. >> first at 9:00 o'clock thet 90 latest from brussels right now.w dozens of people dead after ad t series of coordinated terror tar at the city's airport and at tww metro stations. station now the death toll stilll climbing right now. we know more than 30 people diee in the bombings.ombis dozens more hurt. many gravely injured. injur the first blast went off duringg the rush hour at the airport near the american ain't l

quoting belgium civil defense and says the death toll now is 21 and heard a little earlier at least 35 people have been injured, this is at the airport, no reports of anybody dead at the metro station in the heart of the city but many people injured. earlier a witness in mccafeteriaty spoke to us from outside the metro station shortly after the explosion the there. >> i was at the metro station which is the one just before malbik and i was exiting the metro and there was a loud muffled sound seemingly coming from up stairs, there was a lot of dust raised and people started kind of panicking and leaving the metro station quickly. when they came to ground level there were a lot of soldiers there helping the process and a lot of confusion and this is seemingly now this is the explosion that took place at malbik the next metro station down where we felt from where we are. >> that is a pretty busy station particularly this time of the morning. >> yeah, this time of the morning, the metro i was on was packed and we actually had to wait in the metro station for a while before it left. morn

attack in belgium and the bomb that ripped through an airport and train station, killing and injuring so many innocent people. this while the islamic state terrorists proudly claim responsibility for yet another unspeakable act. in a moment, we'll take you through the attacks from the first agonizing moments after detonation, to where things stand at this hour. hear what investigators are working on at this moment and what we've learned already about those responsible. plus, what we know about the american missionaries and at least one member of our military who are reported among the casualties. also, why our own judge napolitano argues european investigators made one enormous mistake before the attack. that's all ahead in this hour of "shepard smith reporting." i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith today. massive police raids now under way in brussels. a desperate manhunt to find a terrorist who's believed to be still on the run. here is what we know now just after 8:00 at night belgium time. the islamic state claims it is behind the series of bombings that rocked brussels this morning.

all. i don't have the intelligence on that. french and belgium intelligence will be working that, but the way that salah abdeslam abandoned his mission, which was to attack stade de france and dropped his weapon system and cell phone led me to believe he had a moment of conscious and left the structure. went to molenbeek and holed up up. >> thank you for your insight. we appreciate it. we are continuing to watch this breaking news out of brusselss. wolf starts right now. >> terrorism as struck belgium. >> at the airport two explosions, which authorities believe were coordinated suicide attacks. >> i heard an explosion. the ceiling was coming down an the second exploegs went and everything is black. >> immediately there was panic. so people were shouting and running around. people were on the floor. people were injured. >> an hour later and a few miles away, another explosion. this inside of busy metro. >> there was smoke. we heard and saw the blast. >> the metro immediately stopped. power turned off. lights turned off. >> they lifted the terror threat level to four. only the seco

belgium prosecutor, that these two guys on the left-hand side of your screen in the black, they probably were killed as they detonated their explosives. these are the suspected suicide attackers. we also know as far as those injuries go that there were americans among the injured. at this hour, at least 30 people were killed. that number is expected to rise with almost 200 people injured, many of them still fighting for their lives. we do have video and the immediate aftermath of the bombing. and just listen, you can hear the panic as the smoke fill ed, all the action here at the airport, take a look. this happened right around 8:00 in the morning there local time in brussels. as hundreds of would-be passengers filled into the main check-in hall and then from the airport, just about one hour later, another explosion. a child crying. this is the maalbeek station, downtown brussels, shrieks echoing through the pitch black train tunnel as people run towards safety. smoke billowing out into the streets. this is just blocks from the headquarters of the eu, the european union, and whe

york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with breaking news from brussels, belgium. this morning, there have been two powerful explosions at the brussels airport. the cause is unclear, but charlie d'agata joins us from brussels on the phone. charlie, good morning. what can you tell us? you, anne-marie. actually, i'm on my way from bruge to brussels. we were there last night. this is the prison where salah abdeslam is currently being held, the man who was arrested on friday. so we're racing down to brussels now. possibly two explosions. it happened around 8:00 this morning. some agencies are reporting one dead, two dozen wounded. belgian television, one station said it may be as high as 11 dead. we have to confirm these numbers in knees developing news story, obviously. there are reports of shots were fired this morning when this event took place. the natural assumption is this is a terrorist attack considering the events that have happened in the past week or so and the arrest of salah abdeslam, the attacker in paris, the only one to survive, was arrested friday. an

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home. >> that's right. mollenbeck is and belgium in general is considered the country that sends the most foreign fighters to syria, to iraq per capita than any other country in europe. a lot of european capitals is facing much of what belgium is facing, in other words, a young disaffected youth mostly with immigrant backgrounds that come from north africa predominantly, but in belgium in particular because of the unique nature of that country itself, the country has multiple languages, french, flemish, even german that is spoken. there are multiple governments. on top of that, there are multiple police forces. imagine you're trying to coordinate a response to any kind of terror threat, but you have one police department that french. and they have to coordinate with each other. and they might not speak the languages that the other police department faces. on the other hand, you also have the local administration. for example, where abdeslam grew up is less than 100 yards for our american friends away from where the mayor's office is. we actually stood on the doorsteps of the office o

people dead, more than 230 injured after two attacks in belgium. it's happening in the capital, brussels, during rush hour at the metro station and the airport. this gives you a good idea as it zooms in. isis is claiming responsibility. and countries are on alert. karen kafa has the latest developments. >> reporter: in belgium, the worst fears realized. >> we were fearing terrorist attacks and now that happened. the subway station and the airport. >> there was an explosion. one. >> reporter: isis has claimed responsibility. it started with two explosions in the departures hall of the airport. outside of check points at around 8:00 brussels time. about an hour later, an explosion at the subway station, close to a number of european union offices. both attacks at peak morning hours. >> it looked like war. it's unbelievable. it's really hard. >> reporter: belgium's federal prosecutor says the two men in black seen here were responsible for a suicide attack at the airport. officials are looking for the man in white as a suspect. the terror just four days after the arrest of abdesla

explosions in belgium, specifically the brussel airport has been hit with two explosions there. there are reports of 10 people dead perhaps 11 at this point. at least 30 have been wounded. the airport has been shut down. people have been evacuated and then at the same time or shortly there after three additional explosions at subway sites through out brussel. >> the airports have been shut down. brussel raised the terror alert to the highest possible level. of course heather this comes four-days after the man behind the terrorist attack salah abdelsalam was captured and a new terrorist suspect has been identified. we want to bring in the former u.s. ambassador to belgium and former assistant fbi director from rome. you were there right in the thick of it. we are showing pictures of people walking in the streets of the metro station. some of them are going about their day as normal. you understand brussel better than most. explain to us what you are seeing and what you saw this morning. >> from pictures going on on one hand the official belgium establishment, there are sirens in eerie dire

out of brussels, belgium today. the scene of terrorist attacks. 11 people killed in a suicide bombing at the airport. at least 15 others killed in an attack on brussels subway system. >> keir simmons joins us now. what can you tell us? >> across europe people have been prased for something like this. the prime minister saying what we feared would happen has happened. nbc news confirming so far that 26 fatalities. matt, this was a clearly coordinated and terrifying series of attacks in the heart of europe. brussels airport rocked by those explosions around 8:00 a.m. and then the metro hit. close to the european government. the city is now on lock down. transportation shut down with images emerging that tell a story of substantial blasts causing extensive damage. there you can see terrified passengers fleeing from metro cars heading down what must be dangerous rail lines just to get away from the explosion that has taken place in another carriage, in another part of that metro station. meanwhile, at the airport, the pictures we are seeing of windows blown out of debris strewn around and

breaking news out of europe this morning. out of brussels belgium to be exact. multiple explosions have been recorded at the airport and subway stops or metro stops around that city. starting at the airport. shortly after 8:00 a.m. brussels, 2:00 a.m. here on the east coast. one around the curbside area near departure, that is said to have been a suicide bombing and then another explosion just inside the departures area. this would be an area we should mention, where you would not have to have gone through security to get into that area. so anyone arriving from a car or mass transportation could have gone into that area carrying a suitcase or a backpack and detonated it. and then a short time later in separate bombings there were several explosions in and around the brussels area. was one said to be in moleem beak. that is the area on friday are where salah abdeslam who was the alleged master mind in paris was arrested. the question is was this retribution for his arrest? or perhaps were there accomplices already in brussels planning something else with devices in their possession

was rush hour in brussels, belgium tuesday when the attacks broke out t. attack happened at the airport where at least two explosionsent off. more than a dozen people were killed and at least 81 others were injured in the blast. folk there is werer seen on video running for cover. the belgium prime minister saying this is what he feared while also extending his condolences to those affected. >> ladies and gentlemen, what we feared has happened, our country an citizens have been hit by blind, cowardly attacks. >> omar: the airport shut down an evacuated. all flights cancelled to that airport. three suicide belts packed with ebbs employeesives have been found at the brussels airport by police. other sources say shots were fired and shouts in arabic were after the terror attacks in paris last november, the president there is speaking o condemning the attacks in belgium. >> it was europe that was aimed at and the whole world was just concerned. we have to bear in mind the extent and the gravity of the terrorists threat. >> omar: and not far away at the metro station, another attack.

. here in new york city, evening is fallen in molenbeek belgium and there is a huge police operation under way that will conjure up memories four months ago, that awful, awful evening in paris that came in as a report of a shooting at a sidewalk cafe. then as friday night led into saturday morning we learned the extent. 130 innocent people died in what is sadly called a spectacular terrorist attack, in the parlance of law enforcement. it sparked, of course, a huge man hunt and woman hunt, as it turned out and the main lead suspect following that attack has apparently just in the last few hours been apprehended in the molenbeek section outside brussels, belgium. salah abdeslam is in custody. we learned that from a government minister in belgium but in and around brussels and its suburbs this is what you see. you see people unable to go back to their homes, people getting out of work and kind of frozen in place. you see police officers, paramilitary, swat teams, dogs and it's easy to go back to that very, very dark place four months ago when there had been a terrorist attack. we don't

, airport, all on lockdown. belgium is on lockdown. they have asked all residents to stay indoors. this is the second time since the second world war this has happened. the first was in the immediate aftermath of the paris terror attacks. what that means is belgian authorities can deploy soldiers onto the streets. we saw soldiers and people really confused and fearful, alisyn. >> do they think the people responsible, the terrorists have been accounted for? did they blow themselves up, or are they still looking for people? >> they are being very scant with the details they're giving. they asked for people's understanding. at this point in time they believe that it was a suicide attack but they don't want to go into any more details to try to get on the investigation. this comes three day after the minister believed there was a new network that had grown up around an she slam planning on carrying out attacks here in belgium. we have stressed we have not received confirmation from any authorities as to what took part in these attacks, who they believe was responsible for it. they hav

belgium under attack. reports of multiple explosions at an airport and subway station. the government is calling it terrorism. >> belgium is now at its highest terror level ever. 23 people are confirmed dead. fox 35's jackie orozco has more on what is going on. jackie, what have you found out? >> reporter: good morning. we are just getting in word that this is a terrorist attack. authorities in brussels are telling everyone to remain where they are after explosions rocked an airport and subway station. capturing the chaos moments after the explosion. people can be seen running from the airport as smoke billowed outside of the airport you can see smashed glass, debris, debris. reports that there was gunfire before the explosion went off. initial reports are that the explosions went off at an american airlines ticket counter at a departure lounge. american airlines tweeted that they're working to take care of customers and employees. runways are being evacuated. and all flights in and out of brussels have been canceled. planes diverted away from the airport. planes are shown

been at least one explosion at a metro station in belgium, possibly three, and this, of course, comes after several people have been killed. we are hearing possibly ten in total, and many more injured after that suspected terror attack at brussels airport this morning. two explosive devices reportedly detonated at an american airlines check-in desk, and there are unconfirmed reports that shots were fired, and again, this has not been confirmed but this is what is coming into us, that shots were fires and words of arabic were shouted before the blasts were heard and the airport is on lockdown and all flights canceled and rail traffic towards the belgium airport has been suspended and this is day after srinivasan was arrested, and we saw the dramatic arrest on friday after a four-day manhunt. we are hearing the terror alert in brussels have been raised to its highest level, and back in this country the terror alert has been at severe which means a terror attack is highly likely primarily because there have been so many fighters from europe, thousands of fighters going to syria, a

dominated by events in belgium. these are live pictures of vigils being held in the belgian capital, for the 34 victims of the attacks. in other news, the u.n. refugee agency pulls its staff from camps in agreeing saying they have turned into detention centers. big wins for clinton and trump in arizona in the latest u.s. election primary. bernie sanders is celebrating too >>> belgium police have launched a series of raids and a massive manhunt to catch a suspecteded i.s.i.l. bomber on cctv at brussels airport. this is the scene in the belgium capital this morning where 34 people were killed that coordinated attacks. three days of national mourning have begun after what the belgium prime minister described as a day of tragedy. over to dominic kane. we've been seeing a certain amount of activity going thorough. what's happening? >> reporter: the sound connection is poor. i think you were asking about the situation here today. clearly as you say the first of three days of national mourning have now begun. belgium is asking themselves how such a thing could happen in their country. peop

belgium. we stand in solidarity with them in condemning these outrageous attacks against innocent people. we will do whatever is necessary to support our friend and ally, belgium, in bringing to justice those who are responsible and this is yet another reminder that the world must unite. we must be together, regardless of nationality or race or faith, in fighting against the scourge of terrorism. we can and we will defeat those who threaten the safety and security of people all over the world. >> here's what we know at this time. 31 people are believed to have died in the attacks at the airport and the subway station nearby. three americans are critically injured. they have been identified by the mormon church as missionaries. critically, but not life-threatening injuries. isis has now claimed responsibility. pete williams joins me from the newsroom. >> andrea, good day to you. >> and by phone. >> andrea, good day to you. >> pete, tell us what we know and what officials and homeland security officials telling you. >> well, they don't know of any specific credible reports for attacks on t

fugitive suspect in the paris terror attacks captured alive in bell aai flooif belgium. he's reported to be injured but he is alive. let's bring in our chief national correspondent jim sciutto. our cnn terrorism analyst paul from new york. and cnn contributor and author of isis inside the army of terror michael weiss. tell us about the raid. what do we know that just happened? >> wolf, really minutes ago, as part of an armed police operation in brussels, they captured two suspected terrorists alive. those two suspected terrorists received injuries as a result of the operation but they have now confirmed the identity of one of those individuals is salah abdeslam, the so-called tenth paris attacker who participated in the paris attacks, dropped off the stadium bombers that night but his suicide device, he didn't carry through with that. he didn't become a suicide bomber that night and managed himself back to brussels. the trail had gone cold until tuesday when police went to an address in brussels that they believe was linked to the paris attacks. they had no idea that salah ab

belgium authorities are reeling with this problem. >>> we are showing video of people running just running from the airport just to bring everyone up to speed like charlie said, we are looking at two explosions at the airport completely shut down all flights to belgium have been diverted elsewhere, the subway system, the metro system has been shut down completely as well here another report of an explosion at the metro station very close to e-u buildings. that. essentially the country has been shut down, a high state of alert and authorities are trying to sort of get a handle on what has been unfolding all morning long. charlie, you are on your way to brussels. i'm wondering what it is like on the roads? can you tell something is occurring here in the country? >> well we are racing here on a highway, we are between bruge and brussels itself, i haven't got into the city center to get the reason we were here, this paris attacker arrested on friday, transferred to a high security prison, they don't have one of that nature in brussels, so they transferred to a high security prison to p

on friday, you wonder if there was an inkling of relief among the belgium people that this terror leader, the planner of the paris attacks, had been captured. i'm sure many others worried about the consequences of that arrest and the fallout and whether his accomplices would be pushed into action. we'll have more ahead from new york. our correspondents are fanned out, and we'll give you the lalatest inforon the second we have it. we'll take a break, allow our stations to reset. we'll be back with you in a second. >>> good morning. breaking news. terror in brussels. powerful explosions rocking the airport and the city subway system overnight. reports of at least 15 people killed. dozens more injured. this morning, the chilling images from inside the airport and underground, as passengers are evacuated from train cars through darkened and smokey tunnels. this morning telling nbc news, isis, the terror group, is likely behind the attacks. the hunt for suspects is underway today, tuesday, march 22nd, 2016. >>> good morning, everybody. ome to this edition of "today" on tuesday morning.

a fox news alert. belgium under siege, a terror attack and isis is bragging. [siren. >> it was very loud. >> i was running away from the explosion but i thought there would be a third one so i didn't know where to go. >> heard an explosion. all the ceiling was coming down, and then i just go under the sink. >> and the second explosion went and everything is black. >> we just ran. went for the tarmac. all my life, this never happened to me. >> i'm so scared. i feel like it's the end of the world. >> the carnage is rocking brussels, brutal isis terrorists setting off suicide bombs at two locations, busy international airport and inside a packed train station. those bombs packed with nails and shrapnel. injuring more than 200. at this hour, at least one of those suspected terrorists is on the run. of belgium is overshadowing today's presidential primaries in two states. we begin with live team coverage across europe in our nation's capital as well. fox news foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is in brussels. greg, what's the latest? the brussels airport behind us. it is mostly in

. one rescue organization appealed for people to stay where they were. belgium's federal prosecutor has confirmed that this is the image of the suspects that are behind the deadly blast. the images of the coordinated attack rippled across. the injed taken to hospitals, and the dead t mortuaries, and therimaskfdentifying those killed begins. just months after t last major attack in europe, fears ofnother sen civilians in public places have been realized. aljaze brussels airport. >> european leaders are rallying around belgium, calling for the fight against terrorism in the region. james bays has more from the united nations in geneva. two of europe's worstr cks have now both taken thpresident of fnc afours. country where 130eoe were murdered in paris in november, call for eureannity. >> we're all aware that we're all involved and museal th the subject, because without curity, there can be no economic development and we must be sur tha all goes intce . spad world leaders reacted on socialedia. president tweeted that his heartndin were in brussels. spain's acting prime minister saidhat ter

prices today. and see what you could save. breaking news... belgium under attack.. reports of multiple exposions at an airport and subway stations across brussels. good morning it's i'm ryan elijah. i'm luanne sorrell. let's get straight to that breaking news.. possible terror attacks in belgium. the country-- now at its highest terror level. this is all now. it began with 2 explosions at an airport in brussels. trt: oc: this is new video-- just posted to twitter... capturing the chaos-- moments after the explosions. people can be seen running from the airport... right now, we're hearing that as many as 10 people may be dead. to video from p*.im at "sky news." inside.. the airport, you can see smashed glass.. debris.. and injured people. initial reports are that the explosions went off at an american airlines ticket counter.. and a departure lounge. there are reports.. that there was gunfire before the explosion went off. planes are being evacuated on runways.. passengers are being told to wait outside the airport. right now, all flights in and out of brussels have been canceled.. plan

brussels. >> they saw the bomb. >> reporter: the local business owners with belgium roofs to the international response that followed this tragedy overseas. >> a series of bombing rocked the city and isis claiming responsibility for this devastating act of terror and a manhunt for one person is still under way. right now it is being reported that 31 people were killed when two bombs exploded at the we are kicking offer the coverage with abc elizabeth hur. >> reporter: it is too early to tell fit is connected to the attacks in paris. they are tracking down the suspect and preventing another attack. >> reporter: police on rooftops and soldiers on the ground hunting for a suspected terrorist. these images on twitter showing brussels at its highest state of alert. >> with officials now revealing they discovered a third bomb at the airport that did not go off and police confirming they are now searching for the man on the right in this picture identifying him as a suspect from the brussels airport attack. >> there is many people that panicked. too many people cried. >> everybody was o

right-wing group in belgium. it's often seen as soccer matches, and a lot of the chanting you heard here within the last hour are the chants of soccer hooligans, quite frankly. there's no other way of putting it. in that they are racist and fascist, and anti-muslim. that's the truth of it. and what the crowd on the steps of the bourse behind me were chanting in opposition to them was, we are all the children of immigrants. the irony, as i think chris jansing pointed out in the last hour, is that both these groups are anti-isis. but obviously, they have very different ways of fighting isis. the right wingers want an end to immigration. and they want to target muslims. the people on the steps believe that the isis threat means everyone in belgium needs to pull together. and joy, it's a statistic that's been, you have heard it many times, our viewers will have, too, but belgium is a country that has sent more people per head of population to fight for isis than any other country. it's a small country. but about 500 people who went to syria and iraq have now returned to belgium, of whom

can see it says we stand with belgium. this afternoon metro police chief met with the fbi to discuss the very latest figures in the wake of the belgium attacks.atta it's important to point outnt again local officials are telling us they know of no planned attack in the nation's capital. we caught up with mayor boys and chief lanier. here is what they had to say.. >> we stay stay focused. obviously a transit system has been attacked. we look at what our top, what wt think could be target areas and make sure that they have the resources and visibility thatd they need. i think for the general publicbc you will see an increased visibility, both uniformnifo officers and cars and otherher equipment out. but there's a lot of things that we do t that are not visible toi the public and are intended toee not be visible to the public.blc i think that goes for all forms of security. back out life here at metro center. this is one of the main entrances. it is rush hour so a lot ofot people are heading in there.here we're told as the chief justt said you might see some officere riding in t

" for tuesday, 22nd. >>> good evening, everyone. welcome. brussels, belgium, it's the defacto capitol of the european union. it's where companies like amazon and microsoft and google's parent company alphabet are increasing their presence. today it's where explosions hit. it killed more than 30 and resulted in scores of injuries. this is the fourth attack in europe in four months. security has been heightened across the continent. travels and transportation, a key pillar of modern economies, disrupted. all of this comes as the european economy struggles to recover and continues to feel the pressure caused by the migrant crisis. we're jointed tonight from brussels. what's the latest? >> reporter: good evening. right now brussels is a city that's subdued. it's questioning the leadership not just in brussels itself but belgium and the european union. what we saw earlier today was serious, coordinated attacks. we understand that belgium police are searching for a man they believe are ataconnected w the attack. his image was caught on tv just moments before the first two explosions at brus