[boy] do i win anything? [woman. laughs] ah! ha-ha captioning funded by cbs it's thursday, march 24th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." the search for a terrorist continues. authorities still hunting for the man in white suspected of being one of the bombers who carried out this week's attack in brussels. a dangerous spring storm stretches from the rockies to the great lakes. snow stifled travel in denver, while severe weather causes damage in the texas plains. and alabama's governor under fire. robert bentley is forced to publicly deny an affair with a staffer.

57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, we are learning more about the deadly bombings in brussels and the terrorists who carried them out. the suspected bomb maker is dead and another suspect is on the run. the attacks at the airport and at a metro station killed at least 32 people and injured about 300 others. more than 60 of the injured remain in intevensive care. it appears that the ones who carried out the attacks in paris carried out the brussels attack. indications indicate the bombers moved up their attack because it was close authorities were closing in. a third man seen with the two airport suicide bombers, kenneth craig is in brussels with more. >> reporter: this morning, we are also learning that a second attacker mls

that is according to belgianfri that he was seen on cc-tv cameras at the subway station carrying a large wbag. authorities are trying to track him down in addition to the man in the surveillance video. as the hunt for the man in the white jacket continues, belgian prosecutors are morning about the isis terrorists connected to two terror attacks in brussels. authorities believe these two blew themselves up at the airport and ibrahim's younger brother detonated himself on the subway. >> tuesday's attack here in brussels and the events in paris are renewing concerns about fighting isis

europe than to get into the united states, for example, because of geography. no european muslims are not radicalized. the vast majority are not but they have a higher radicalization rate. >> reporter: speaking from argentina, president obama urged people to come together in the terror fight. >> we can and we will who threaten the security and safety of not only our people but people around the world. >> reporter: according to the associated press, isis has trained 400 fighters to carry out waves of terror in europe to conflict maximum carnage. in the searches they found more than 30 pounds of extremely highly explosive bomb making materiel at an apartment. that type of materiel is popular among extremists because it's so easy to mak

materials. >> kenneth craig in brussels, thanks a lot, kenneth. coming up on "cbs this morning," we will look at the technology being developed to detect homemade bombs like the ones used in brussels. we are joining now but elaine cobb in brussels with more on the investigation. elaine, good morning. we certainly learned a lot more about these terrorist attacks over the last 24 hours. how were authorities able to piece together this investigation? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. when belgian police, looking for abdeslam linked to the pair race attacks, raided an apartment in brussels last week, they found it was, in fact, rented by a man who was one of the two brothers who were the suicide bombers in the brussels attack. he blew himself at the subway station. they also then found a taxi driver who said he was pulled out by three men to take them to the airport. th

about their luggage. they didn't want him to touch it, so he called police after the attack and they then carried out that raid on the apartment where they found the kind of explosives that were also used in the paris attack. so they very much have been putting those two attacks together as links. >> we are also learning a lot more about one of the bombers. we know that he was already known to authorities. but we have also learned that he was deport from turkey. can you tell us more about that? >> reporter: yes. ibrahim bakraoui, his brother blew himself up at the airport, was known to police as a violent criminal but he hadn't been linked to terrorism in any way, neither had his brother, but turkey says that he was deported from there last year. the president of turkey said that they told belgian authorities that they didn't seem particularly concerned, so, in fact, he was deported to the nethnd

requested. now that is something the belgian authorities are saying that we had no reason to suspect anything at the time. but they did know that he had gone to syria in 2013 to join jihadists there. >> let's talk more about the big picture. a.p. is reporting that isis has trained 400 fighters to target europe. that certainly has to complicate things. >> reporter: yes, but this isn't really new. france is known for some time there are huge numbers of home-grown terrorists who go to syria and are being sent back. when abaaoud was back in paris to master mind the attacks last november, a woman said he told her he came in not with the other bombers for those attacks, but with 90 others ready to swarm a network that he could call on at any time in france and presumably in

linked. >> that is some disturbing news. elaine cobb in brussels, thanks a lot, elaine. at least a dozen americans were hurt in tuesday's attacks. the u.s. state department says it doesn't know if any americans were killed but some are still unaccounted for. >> the blast happened just in a matter of seconds. one minute, you know, they were there and then they weren't. and we have been searching and looking for them ever since. >> reporter: amid the chaos, sheila shell is getting new information about her son and his wife stephanie. the couple were dropping off stephanie's mother at the airport bombs went off. >> i keep waiting for the phone to ring but that call didn't come. >> reporter: on wednesday the family was plunged into confusion when at first they

located and on a list but that didn't meant if they had been hurt or killed. now they are being told the couple is still missing. justin's parents are heading to brussels to look for their son. >> he has been wanting me to come to brussels to see him but this is not the way that i wanted to go see him! >> reporter: also among the missing siblings alex and sasha pendowski and reportedly on the phone when the bomb rocked the airport's departure area. more is known about the three mormons who were injured in the blast. norby is a medically induced coma after surgery on his head and legs. meanwhile, the family of sebastian bellin, a michigan man injured in the attack, says he will undergo a second surgery and is facing a long road to recovery. the brussels attack prompted sharp debate on the campaign trail here in the u.s. senator ted cruz called for increased surveillance of muslims in th

donald trump, who has proposed a temporary ban on former muslims entering the united states, says he supported cruz's idea. late yesterday in california, hillary clinton denounced the two's plan. >> when ted cruz calls for treating american muslims like criminals and for racially profiling predominantly muslim neighborhoods, it's wrong, it's counterproductive, it's dangerous. >> clinton also put down trump's call to pull back from nato. breaking news in iraq this morning. the iraqi army is invading mosul right now to retake the city from isis. according to officials, iraqi forces have already taken several villages on the outskirts of the northern city. mosul is the second largest city in iraq and has been under is rule since 2014. this morning a powerful spring storm is expected to bring snow and heavy thunderstorms and hail from an area to then

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breaking overnight. a crazy situation unfolded when fairfax police attempted to serve a warrant and suspicious people ran into th

living in or visiting europe. >> if you are going to see the cherry blossoms, today might be the best bet. melissa nord is here with the forecast. >> we are starting out fairly quiet on thursday. this afternoon it will turn windy but the winds will help to bump the temperatures up into the 70s. it will be a warm thursday but a windy one for sour. not a good day for hats. not a great skirt day either, ladies. temperatures in the upper 50s. mild start to the day. reagan national, calm winds. the winds by the lunch hour will begin to pick up. 59 in the district. 36 in frederick. there are cooler spots especially the further north and west you go of the metro area. 55 manassas. fredricksburg 58. day planner today takes temperatures up to the 70s. in a few minutes we are talking about how high the winds will be gusting. we will have the

forecast coming up. >> melissa, thanks. earlier road construction could slow you down on the inner loop of the beltway between springfield and 634 where the right lane is closed. traffic gets by on the left. beltway south of braddock road, traffic is light. nothing will be working against you at this point. all in all a good start. marc train riders, a lot of delays and service disruptions. we will bring that to you shortly. deputies in charles county are looking for the gunman in a double shooting. >> the victims are two men shot and wounded on giddingings court in waldorf right now it's not clear what lead to the gunfire. actor ken howard has died. the 6'6" howard is known for his role as the high school basketball coach on the white shadow. he played the ceo

company on 30 rock. the 71-year-old howard was inservg as president of the sag actor performers union. we are remembering broadcasters joy garr gee ole -- joe garr gee ola he was 90 years old. a security guard has been removed from a d.c. public library after he was accused of asking a woman wearing a head scarf to leave. someone at the library tweeted she witnessed a security officer asking the woman wearing the islamic scarf to leave the library. the library spokesperson said they removed the security guard and are entering viewing him. they do not know the details. they are hoping to find the woman allegedly kicked out and the witness that sent the tweet. last night's state dinner in argentina looked like an

stars." president obama and first lady michelle obama were paired up with two top tango dancers. at first the president was reluctant but he gave in and went on to deliver a solid rookie performance. >> he looks great. good job. glad you are dancing with us this morning. >> the news at 4:30 starts right now. police say gunshot victims were part of a group that ran into a patrol car as they were trying to serve a warrant. >> good morning, i'm andrea roane. convoluted story. >> i'm mike hydeck. larry miller has time saver traffic. melissa nord is in for allyson this morning. >> windy

it will be mild, warm above average. a great day to check out the cherry blossoms. we start off with temps in the 40s and 50s. inside the beltway, 59 in washington. arlington 59. but as you head further out, temperatures are in the 40s. 46 in ashburn and dulles at 4 degrees. today this morning looks okay. plenty of sunshine. this afternoon we are looking at temperatures continuing to climb but winds picking up. they are gusting to about 30 miles per hour this afternoon. it will be very windy. that's why temperatures get so warm. we will have another check of the weather in a bit. here is larry. melissa, thanks. a fire last night causing disruption services on marc. camden line trains -- the only trains running this morning. 45, 851 and 8446. expect those trains to be packed as well. here are the alternate routes if