suspect it's monday, november 22nd, 2015. suspectcaptioning funded by cb it's monday, november 22nd, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." millions in the united states prepare for a busy travel week with concerns of an attack at home. more than a dozen are wounded when a shoot-out erupts where hundreds of people will gathered. a tribute in music by celine dion for the victims of the

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. this morning belgium remains under what the prime minister calls a serious and eminent threat of a terrorist attack. the capital brussels is locked down. schools and public transportation are shut and hundreds of troops are patrolling the streets. don champion has our report. >> reporter: brussels remains on its highest terror alert for a third straight day, as armored vehicles, soldiers, and police officers stand watch outside train stations, heavily armed security forces conducted more than a dozen raids in and around the capital city overnight, searching for terror suspects. authorities arrested 16 people during the raids. one person even allegedly tried to ram a car into police. >> for the time being, we cannot confirm if there is a relation

between this and this arrest. >> reporter: still on the run, the key target of the raids, terror suspects salah abdeslam, police believe he was driven to belgium after the terrorist attacks. we would rather see salal in jail rather a sem terri. >> i'm concerned that we don't have the time and we don't have years. we need to be aggressive now. >> reporter: president obama will meet with the french president tomorrow at the white house to discuss shared efforts to stop the terror group. and this morning, the french president is meeting with british prime minister david cameron. the two men are talking about better coordinating responses to terrorism.

the men also visited the bataclan concert hall which saw the worst carnage of the paris attacks. meg. >> reporter: last week the french prime minister warned that the terrorists may use chemical or biological weapons. suits worn by those people dealing with dangerous viruses were missing from a locked storage area in a paris hospital. separatist groups in mali. 19 people, including one american, were killed when two gunmen stormed the radisson blu hotel. the mali government and northern separatists have been negotiating more than two years. the hotel was about to host another round of peace talks. 46 million americans are expected to travel this weekend. according to a new poll a vast majority of americans believe a

a turkish airlines flight to istanbul sunday morning. in new york city sunday, police held a three-hour active shooter drill in the city's subway system. for the first time, their drill included an attacker in a suicide vest. >> we have now beefed up our resources that we will be in a position to handle a significant number of events going on simultaneously or sequentially. >> reporter: the department of homeland security says there are no credible threats anywhere in the united states. jamie yuccas, cbs news, new york. most of the paris victims died in the bataclan theater. they were there to watch a concert by the american band eagles of death melts. band members said the terrorists even got into their dressing room. >> the terrorists got into a dressing room and killed every one of them except a kid hiding under my leather jacket. people were playing dead and a great reason why so many were killed because so many people

theater. all of the band members survived, but members of their victims. the paris attacks affected the mood in this country and the top of the agenda in the race for the white house. several candidates are answering voters' questions about isis and the prospect of syrian refuges with tough hardline talk and no one is talking tougher than donald trump and talk that appears to be resonating with voters. new polls of likely voters in iowa, new hampshire and north carolina show trump leading with possess% in each state. trump says he will be the toughest on the people with threats to the united states. >> i want database and other on checks and balances. we want to go with watch lists. we want to go with databases and we have no choice. >> reporter: ohio governor john kasich called the idea repelling an entire group based on religion nonsense.

trump also says he would bring back waterboarding for terror suspects. >> i would bring it back, yes, i would bring it back. i think waterboard is peanuts compared to what they do to us and what they are doing to us. >> reporter: a percentage of voters say the paris attacks affected who they support. in iowa, 43% said the attacks affected their vote a lot or somewhat. ben carson said he would support monitoring mosques or any organization where there are, quote, things that are un-american. >> we should monitor anything, mosque, church, school, you know, shopping center where there is a lot of radicalization going on. >> reporter: president obama returned to washington early this morning from his tour of asia. before he left, he said the republican rhetoric is doing the terrorist work for them and urged americans not to panic. >> they can't beat us on the battlefield so they try to terrorize us into being afraid. and to changing our patterns of behavior.

and to panicking and to abandoning our allies and partners, and to retreating from the world. as president, i will not let that happen. coming up on "cbs this morning," the latest cbs news poll on the refuge crisis, isis, and the president. a before the accident this morning in the investigation into the killing of an indianapolis pastor's wife. cbs affiliate wt-tv reports three suspects are in custody for the rape and murder of amanda blackburn and the three burglaries. a video captured one of the suspects in a home invasion more than two weeks ago. as many as 500 people had gathered sunday for a musical video shoot and block party when shots rang out. police are calling on witnesses to help identify on the gunman. >> there were multiple people firing at each other and into this crowd.

right now, we need people to come forward to tell us who they saw. >> detectives combed the park under bright lights overnight for concludes. police say the shooting may have been gang-related. millions in the eastern half start to the week. freeze warnings are in effect across the southeastern u.s. cold air will settle in from new england and new york, down to the eastern gulf coast. heavy snowfall in detroit this weekend made the roads messy and driving dangerous. homeowners in indiana were digging out from the season's first snowfall. plows were out clearing roads. coming up on the "morning news." racial controversy on the campaign trail. donald trump has tough words after an african-american protester is arrested at a trump rally. a baby born premature on a cruise ship three months ago finally returns home. this is the "cbs morning news." replenished. emerge everyday with emergen-c packed with b vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges.

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ireland. to get a lower tax rate, allergan about buy pfizer. they are dealing with tough competition from generics. stocks higher on wall street closing out the best week of the year. the dow gained 579 points for the week. the s&p finished 66 points higher. the nasdaq was up 176 points for the week. if you're hitting the road this thanksgiving holiday, good news at the gas pump. the average price of ga gasoline dropped 11 cents the past two weeks to $2.14 for a gallon of regular and that is 70 cents lower than it was a year ago. analysts suspect that prices will continue to drop into december. the final "hunger games" film tops the box office in its first weekend. it took in 10 on $101 million dollars. the film reportedly cost 160 million to make.

the latest james bond flick made another $14.5 million. the peanuts movie came in third. adele's new album "25" is likely to break sales record. "25" was released on friday. it's on track to sell 2.5 million copies in the u.s. and that would be the highest weekly sale for any album since 1991. target is selling a cd version and says 25 of the biggest opening day sales of any album in the store's history. >> impressive opening weekend to say the least. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. coming up on "cbs this morning," we will meet cofounders of the website fairy god boss which lets you anonymously post information about your workplace. still ahead, football controversy. questions over protocol after rams quarterback case keenum suffered a concussion. and boy band one direction

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starting to go down. a new jersey man is preparing to donate his kidney next week to save a woman's life. he connected with the woman by chance online. steve patterson of our phil station wyw hat story. >> reporter: if there is a single word for what 49-year-old glenn calderbank is about to do, it's hard to articulate. >> i think this is very important. so important, i'm risking my life for it. >> reporter: glenn is preparing to donate his kidney to a woman who will die without it. someone, until very recently, was a total stranger. >> reporter: i can save somebody. >> reporter: the fact that glynn has been to the hospital a dozen times in preparation to risk his own life isn't particularly astonishing. that's yu just glynn. what is twisted fate and just dumb luck is the way glenn found nina. >> looking on craigslist, it struck my eye that somebody was asking for a kidney for their wife. >> reporter: glynn was looking

craigslist for his job, posting and begging for the life of egg harbor nina maria was placed in front of him. glenn responded by asking nina's blood type and a-positive. a perfect match. within a week, nina was sitting face-to-face with glynn. >> i told her, i said, look. i know i'm a match. she said, how do you know that? i said, there is no way that i saw your ad by accident, we are the same blood type and i'm not a match. >> reporter: and perhaps the only reason nina's post caught glenn's eye is because of jessica. >> i feel like she's my angel. >> reporter: glynn's first wife, first love waited two years for a kidney after hers started failing and ooevently it came from a cadaver but when her body rejected the organ, she died on dialysis. now four years later, glynn and jessica have another shot with nina.

i just feel like somebody had to. >> very special. that was kyw's steve patterson reporting. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the battle over allowing syrian refuges into the u.s. we will meet a syriian family after mooi igrating to texas. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm meg oliver.

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