greg palkot. thanks so much. >>> we are also learning more about the american couple from tennessee who are confirmed to be among the 31 people who are tragically and incensebly killed in the attraction. justin schultz and his wife stephanie. they were dropping off stephanie's mother at the airport and they were actually watching her walk through the security forums when the radical islamic terrorists detonate their bombs. will carr is live in los angeles with the details on their lives. hi,will. >> reporter: eric, family members have been holding out for hope they were actually okay and had survived this. initially they were told that the schultzs were taken to a local hospital. turns out that was not correct and they have learn that justin and his wife were killed in the bombing at the brussels airport. justin was 30 years old. he was originally from tennessee. stephanie, 29, was from kentucky. both met ativ vanderbilt university. that's where they were going to graduate school. they married and

fox's greg palkot is in brussels with the latest. >> reporter: authorities taking action in brusselsonducting raids around the city. man believed to be carrying a bag of explosives wounded and arrested in the scar beck district the mayor there says the operation is linked to tuesday's attacks as well as the arrest of a terror suspect in france. >> we know there are other networks because even though the one that carried out the a tracks in paris and brussels in the process of being wipe out with a number of its members arrested there's still a threat looming. >> reporter: belgium facing criticism for not doing more to prevent attacks. turkish officials say abraham el-bakraoui blew himself up at the brussels airport caught last june and deported to the netherlands. identified both dutch and belgium authorities he was a terrorist fighter. he was set free due to lack of evidence. >> incompetent governments we dee taped this man and deported him. we sent him back but those gentlemen didn't do what was necessary. >> reporter: secretary of state kerry in brussels to meet to honor those kil

>> seemed to be just his sense of it, his opinion, speaking to greg palkot earlier. >> all right.ecause what's so confusing about this is this seems to be growing. terrorism seems to be growing. we have a situation where belgium got warned by turkey and did nothing. ourselves now sort of has a sense of. it's not sort of -- i'm not getting a sense of confidence from any of these world loaders that they know how to fight isis and stop this terrorism. do you? you heard french say they were incompetent. very upset what happened. belgian security forces didn't drop the ball. arrest for el-bakraoui that was never executed. there was conviction for man arrested in paris last night. that was not executed. we have now got through a greek newspaper that there were drawings and maps for the brussels airport seized on a thumb drive in a computer. nothing was followed up with that. it just seems that there were so many red flags that went up. and for whatever reason with competing agencies, lack of communication, lack of initiative, the ball was dropped and these people were able to execute th

greg palkot is live with the latest on the story. >> we will get to that clash in a moment. the scene today at the memorial behind us is quiet while it is cold and rainy and windy, but the crowds are small right now. the police have been active for the last 24-hours. there were raids across brussels as well as across the country of belgium in the last day. 14 different ones. four have been detained. we are waiting to see if any will be prosecuted. the italians arresting a guy who faked passports to get some of the key terrorists into this country from syria to commit these attacks. holland died to terror attacks. all told 8 suspects with direct links to the attacks here and in paris are still being sought. more sad news for the united states. until addition to the couple we told you about yesterday, justine and stephanie schultz, the state department confirm it would go more americans have been killed in last week's attack. fox news learned earlier the wife of a u.s. military officer and the spouse of a u.s. government employee was killed in the attacks. the two state depart

greg palkot has the latest for us. >> heather and abby, good morning. one week after the terrible attacks in brussels, believe it or not therere more questions and there are more concerns with issuing the new video of the bombers at the airport. they are seeking the man on the right, the man in the hat or man in white. police had arrested and charged someone they thought was him. turned out not to be him. the government getting a lot of heat for that. the manhunt is revived for the possibly very dangerous person in brussels. police are following one new lead two black gloves with explosive traces were found on the bus which left the airport right after the attack. they are similar to the ones the bombers wore. the thinking is perhaps the fugitive might have used that bus to get away. >> we spoke to the health ministry that the casualty toll had to bounce around a little bit. we are now learning 32 people are victims of the attack without the bombers included. apparently there was a miscounting of bodies. the important number is 55 people remain in criti

greg palkot is in brussels and has our report.eporter: desperate house-to-house searchers in the center of brussels as police hunt for those responsible for the terror that ripped through the subway and airport this morning. isis claiming responsibility. a bomb and isis flag were found in another apartment. police are looking for the man before the blast.n moments he is thought to be a suspect. the o la are believed to suicide bombers. at least one of is dead. >> translator: wfeared a terror attk ppen.this is what h. reporter: all told at least 30 people killed in the terror. among them nine americans, one active military service member and five of his family and three mormon missionaries from utah, many in critical condition. eyewitnesses described gunfire, screams in arabic and two blasts, glass blowing out, ceiling falling down and smoke and dud.>> everybody was runnin, running, r. sat there ten minutes, then we heard evacuate. evacuate. n i go out i see a lot of people with the bld and i just go, just round out of the airport.

in brussels, greg palkot, fox news. >> we have learned belgian veg outers have detained six people in probe into the airport attacks. the a b is just reporting this information. at this point we are waiting for more. >>> meantime an unknown number of americans in brussels are still in accounted for. that includes a brother and sister from new york. they were visiting the region to see their father. a couple from tennessee are also missing. the state department told the husband's family that the couple was found alive at the hospital, but that information turned out to be incorrect. family members have not heard from the shults since tuesday's attack. >>> salah abdeslam was escorted to court today under heavy security. abdeslam was arrested last week on friday. the attack in brussels happened four days later. today his attorney said his client will no longer fight extradition to france and, quote, wants to explain himself in france. abdeslam is a french national who was living in brussels at the time of the attacks in paris. meanwhile an hour ago france's interior minister announced a

greg palkot is in brussels with our report tonight. >> reporter: emotions high at a memorial to the victims. people gathering to hold a minute of silence in their memory. belgium's king and queen joining for a wreath laying. >> the liberty of daily life was slaughtered. it's at the basis of our democracy. >> reporter: authorities are on the hunt for a third attacker, the man seen wearing a hat and light coat. >> the government and the competent authorities will do their utmost to shed light on both these attacks and all the related events. >> prosecutors say subway bomber khalid el-bakraoui rented the house. officials size brother in bra. a terrorist fighter was set free due to lack of evidence. bell gup's interior minister offered to resign following the revelation. >> clearly this morning i was requested to stay on given the current situation in that a war situation you cannot leave the field. >> reporter: in brussels, greg palkot, fox news. >>> in france authorities are reporting the arrest of a french citizen allegedly involved in an advanced terror plot. they say he was arrested north

go to our senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot, joining us from the beginning and joins youive in brussels. greg? reporter: heather, a bit more than a week later after the attacks. the u.s. is playing a big role in the probe into those attacks. other than belgium, with four dead and 12 injured, america america is appears hardest hit by terrorism. that is big reason why the u.s. is involved. the fbi right now is examining computer hard drives and mobile phones seized from attackers. u.s. officials are reportedly saying not only are they looking for now infamous man in the hat or man in white seen with the suicide bombers at the airport but also hunting for a suspect seen with the metro bomber. they're even not reportedly ruling out that those two suspects are one person. the subway attack happened an hour after the airport attack. the two places are only three miles apart. he could have gone from one to the other, sort of terror commuting. horrendous. word, yes, the attacks could have been much worse. maps and picture of the prime minister's home and office have been found on

let's bring in greg palkot live from brussels. greg, i mentioned americans, so much to the story. fill us in what you learned. >> reporter: amazing stuff, harris, behind us is the brussels airport. there are no planes taking off. there are no planes arriving. it is shut down. as israel travel in and out of this city. as is the subway all around this city. in fact to get over here to this position, we got here about 15 minutes ago, we had to drive from london, through the eurotunnel and over here. we are here at a scene once again of blood and carnage in the heart of this continent. the scene is the airport perhaps most dramatic. the departure hall filled with people at around 7:00 a.m., eight 8:00 a.m. ready to get on their flights. one the bombs went off. one suicide bomb went off. we believe a second suitcase bomb went off. then the ensuing carnage. ceiling falling down. windows popping out. dust and smoke filling the hall. people running, grabbing their children. as you've been reporting, casualty toll at least 31 dead up to about 200 injured. as you noted, yes americans were i

fox's greg palkot in brussels with the latest. >> reporter: emotions high at a memorial to the victimsn central brussels. people gathering to hold a moment of silence in their man. the king and queen joining the prime minister for a wreath laying at the parliament building. >> the liberty of daily life was slaughtered. that same liberty is at the foundation of our democracy, our desire to live together in harmony. >> reporter: authorities on the hunt for air third airport attacker man scene wearing a hat and light coat in this surveillance photo. local media here report a second subway attacker may also be on the run. >> the government and the competent authorities will do their utmost to shed light on both these attacks and all. >> reporter: prosecutors say subway bomber khalid el-bakraoui rent add house used by attackers in paris another link to last notify's deadly siege. turkish officials say his brother brahim blue himself at the airport was caught last june and deported to the netherlands. notified by dutch authorities he was a terrorist fighter but he was set free due to a lack

we begin with greg palkot in brussels. >> reporter: hey, jon. we're coming to you today from the molenbeek area of brussels. it has been described by some as a hotbed of islamic radicalism. you can see heavy security behind me in the center of town. we'll get to that in a moment. let's update you on breaking news regarding the the manhunt for the fugitives involved in the latest terror attacks here in brussels. there could be a second man involved in that deadly metro attack that left 20 dead, well over 100 injured. a horrible attack. a second man seen in surveillance video carrying a large bag, possibly with explosives inside. the main bomber is a guy named khalid el bakraoui. it is now revealed today that police were already looking for him on terror charges prior to this attack this week. he was helping out the paris attackers. it's pretty much certain now that one of the suicide bombers at the airport is a guy named najim laachraoui. and he, it is believed, made the bombs, not just for the attacks this week but for those terrible paris attac

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there's active activity going on. >> we just heard from greg palkot who was reporting for us what was unfolding at the scene and he said in addition to the two explosions at the airport, there have been three explosions at least at different subway sites that seem to have followed or were in close in terms of timing with the explosions that happened at the airport. are you seeing anything like that? are you seeing any type of ambulances responding, anything? >> there is definitely ambulances going in every direction, going down the one-way street. this is a busy one-way street going left and there are ambulances going right. i just can't tell frankly, one block from me is the metro station, here come the police going the wrong way down a busy one-way street so they are shutting the streets and the emergency vehicles going by, i just can't tell you know, what's going on exactly at that metro station because i'm not going closer. i'm in front of my house right now. >> as you can see the video here, that's at the brussels here. the two explosions happened at 8:00 a.m. this morning, proba

we get the latest now from fox news reporter greg palkot in brussels. >> reporter: the capitol of europe was a war zone. sealed off by dozens of police. explosions heard, shots fired. three terror suspects arrested in various locations. the locals were rattled. >> boom, boom, two shots. >> two shots. >> two shots. >> one big shot, one shot norm alley shot and heard, like if you are military if you do that, but the second shot was sniper shot. >> reporter: this linked to a raid. the police broke up another terror plot against france. they are saying the investigation into tuesday's attacks here continue. two fugitives are sought directly involved in the bombings at a metro station and at the airport. two americans were confirmed among the more than 30 dead. several are still missing. 12 americans were injured. including mason wells, a morman missionary from utah caught up in the airport bombings. >> i remember seeing, you know, fire in front of my face and fire down by my feet on the ground. we were close. i feel luck tow -- lucky to escape with what i did. >> reporter: secretary kerry me

in brussels, greg palkot, fox news. >>> back here at home, news of the tragedy had some travelers veryorried. but officials boost security at the airport and on the subway also at 30th street station where dave schratwieser is right now. dave? >> reporter: lucy, lots of travelers still making their way threw 30th street station tonight amidst heavy security. they tell us tonight that while they're upset with these latest terror tax in brussels, they will not change their travel plans. >> what a tragedy. my heart goes out to all the victims who died and even the ones who survived it all. report roar passengers making their way threw 30th street station tuesday night couldn't help thinking about the terrorist attacks in brussels and noticing the beefed up security in the busy rail station. >> can't to be careful this day and age you really can't. >> sometimes these things comes in bunches. you know little bit leary but business got to go on. >> reporter: security was everywhere from bomb sniffing dogs carefully checking passengers as they boarded trains to police officers with high-power

greg palkot is live in the molenbeek neighborhood an area known for a hotbed of extremism. greg?p, welcome to molenbeek. it has a high level ofm poverty big youth unemployment and a large muslim population, just some of the ingredient that's have led to a number of high-level, high-profile terrorists and jihadis coming out of here. take a look at what we saw. this is the molenbeek area of brussels, and this is the building where saleh abdeslam the paris attack suspect was arrest in a raid by police last week. some people think that he had a hand in the attacks here in brussels this week. some think what happened here could have triggered them. the area has been described as a hotbed of islamist radicalism and in fact several of the paris attackers, including abdeslam came from here. but's also a working class area. those willing to speak on camera told us, it's sadded terror that happened this week. sad for our kids and nobody knew abdeslam was staying here. we would have told someone. off cam are,dm though, one explained this was the only place the paris suspect could have hidde

fox news's greg palkot has details.reporter: potentially huge breakthrough in the efforts to break up the isis terror organization. a possible treasure trove of some 22,000 documents contain one thumb drive obtained from a defector from isis by correspondent stuart ramsey of our sister network here in london, sky news. incredibly, allegedly, they are employment applications for thousands of foreign jihadis from over 50 nations including the united states. at last count 12 americans were listed including 33-year-old douglas mcarthur mccain a minneapolis native. went to fight for isis in early 2014 and was killed in fighting near aleppo in syria in august of that year. on his questionnaire, he gives his name, his nationality, his phone numbers, his former job, how he got to syria, who referred him and whether he wanted to be a martyr or not. he did not. now german intelligence authorities who also have a documents believe that they are authentic. as for their importance, here is what one former u.k. spy chief had to say.

patti ann: greg palkot live in brussels, thank you. again fox news confirming second-in-command for isis has been eliminated. straight to the pentagon now and jennifer griffin where we will see the defense secretary in 25 minutes. jennifer, what more do we know? reporter: what we've learned from defense sources is that u.s. special operators carried out a raid early thursday morning inside of syria and they believe that they have killed the number two isis commander. he was slated to replace abu bakr al-baghdadi if he were killed. he was on the u.s. treasury terror list. there was reward for $7 million for his capture or arrest. but he was killed in the strike according to our sources here at the pentagon. we expect defense secretary ash carter and general joe dunford to make the announcement at 10:30 here in the morning. a little back down on abu afri, and known has aji amman. he is former physics professor in iraq. in 2004 he joined al qaeda, deputy to zarqawi during the iraq war, part of al qaeda in iraq. he was in prison and releas

we have greg palkot in belgium with the latest on the manhunt. greg? reporter: hey, charles.olenbeek area of brussels which has been described as hotbed of islamic radicalism. we'll show you a bit of what we saw in a moment. we'll show you a manhunt for growing list of suspects related to these attacks this week. a new suspect coming out of the metro bombing. that was terrible bombing of subway station, 20 dead, well over 100 injured in that blast. apparently a second man seen on surveilance video carrying a big large bag, believed to hold possibly ex-most systems. the main bomber involved in that attack is a guy named khalid bakraoui. it is now revealed authorities were already searching for him on paris charges. apparently helping the paris attackers from last november's attacks. pretty much certain the airport attackers, one of the suicide bombers there was najim laachraoui. he built bombs for these attacks and the paris attacks last year. you can see the interrelationships there. that leaves yet another fugitive, unidentified from the airport attacks. basically they're lo

we begin with greg palkot. hello. >> reporter: hi, shannon. police have been carrying out ant-terror rays virtually around the clock here. especially a very dramatic one this afternoon. the cam of europe was a war zone today. a brussels neighborhood sealed off by police. explosions heard. shots fired. three terrorists. >> arrested. >> boom, boom. two shots. one big shot. a regular shot. like the second shot was sniper shot. >> this linked to a raid last night. police say they broke up other terror plot against france. this as tuesday's attacks continue. two hugs are being directed. more than three dead. several are still missing. 12 americans were injured. including a mormon missionary from utah caught in the bombings. >> i remember seeing fire in front of my face and fire down by my feet on the ground. and we were really close. i feel lucky to have escaped. >> reporter: in brussels, secretary of state kerry paying his respects, meeting with belgian and european officials. offering substantial. in an interview with fox newsering with asked whe

we begin with senior foreign affairs corn greg palkot in brussels. >> good evening. police are now saying they are searching for several suspects tied to the bloody attacks here yesterday. in night and day raids, we are watching as they try flush them out. the hunt is intensifying for those behind the terror attacks tuesday as more details emerge about the bloody carnage that left dozens dead and many injured. the fogg of authorities concentrating on this man. now thought to be najim laachraoui. he left with a 30-pound bomb later set off in an explosion. while there are late reports that he might have died as the suicide bomber. others definitely did not make it it out alive. two brothers were responsible for the suicide attack at the metro station and airport. one left a note basically saying, the authorities were closing in. they were said to be handy with kalashnikov rifles. the two terrorists had a heavy, heavy rap sheet not linked to terrorism. in a raid yesterday police found mounds of explosives, gallons of chemicals. a real bomb factory. neighbors were suspic

fox news foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is in brussels. greg, what's the latest? the brussels airport behind us. it is mostly in the dark. no planes going in or out. we were watching belgium troops roll in there about two hours ago. it is under heavy heavy guard. that is the scene of the terror we saw earlier today here and also in the center of the city at a subway station where terrorists also set off explosions. right now the focus of police and law enforcement officials are away from this airport and they are on the hunt for those who were involved in the attacks. they are circulating one picture showing a man white they call a along with him are two men in black, believed to be the j in this attack. that they told are searching for a suspect from the subway bombing which was also very deadly. they are panninge- and sweeping out across brussels, going house to house, door to door. it seems like they have come are saying is a bomb factory for the terrorists, greta. they are saying that they have found in this one apartment yet another bomb with nails inside, wi

we begin with greg palkot who is in brussels. good evening, greg. >> good evening. yeah. the anti-terror effort as you noted, continuing across the continent. in about 20 minutes or so, we have heard from the french interior minute sister and he said that french authorities, french law enforcement officials have broken up an extensive plot in its advance stage to target a location in france. this was in the town just to the north of paris. a man was under arrest. and it was the result of a weeks long, months long active investigation into what seem like a very complex plot. but it was caught before it got off the ground. one more note, the interior minister said this plot, the plot that was just broken up, has nothing to do with the attacks which occurred in brusselses this past week. so here in brussels, the terror, ant-terror authorities have ratcheted down the terror alert level one notch. but the search for those responsible is not slacking at all. it is intensifying. >> the list of suspects being sought by police in question, the terror attacks continues to grow. see

fox news correspondent greg palkot is live in brussels. eg, what's the story on the fear going around europe and this warning from our state department? >> the mood here, greta, is somer for -- somber for sure. shocking as well. we are standing in front of the metro subway station that was the deadly scene of attacks yesterday. 20 people killed. more than 100 people injured. belgiums involved in the casualties but also international, other european nationalities involved as well as americans. right now we know that, for example, there were at least 12 american casualties. so this has sent a shock waive through the belgium society for sure. they are asking questions about their own law enforcement authorities. there are several police operations that is police authorities operating in just this city alone. and they are saying if this dysfunction might not be up to the task of 21st century terror. that's what we are seeix3 right now. some very sophisticated techniques. people across europe now are looking at this. we heard manuel vols yesterd

we begin with greg palkot. hello. >> reporter: hi, shannon. police have been carrying out ant-terror rays virtually around the clock here. especially a very dramatic one this afternoon. the cam of europe was a war zone today. a brussels neighborhood sealed off by police. explosions heard. shots fired. three terrorists. >> arrested. >> boom, boom. two shots. one big shot. a regular shot. like the second shot was sniper shot. >> this linked to a raid last night. police say they broke up other terror plot against france. this as tuesday's attacks continue. two hugs are being directed. more than three dead. several are still missing. 12 americans were injured. including a mormon missionary from utah caught in the bombings. >> i remember seeing fire in front of my face and fire down by my feet on the ground. and we were really close. i feel lucky to have escaped. >> reporter: in brussels, secretary of state kerry paying his respects, meeting with belgian and european officials. offering substantial. in an interview with fox newsering with asked whe

we begin with senior foreign affairs corn greg palkot in brussels. >> good evening. police are now saying they are searching for several suspects tied to the bloody attacks here yesterday. in night and day raids, we are watching as they try flush them out. the hunt is intensifying for those behind the terror attacks tuesday as more details emerge about the bloody carnage that left dozens dead and many injured. the fogg of authorities concentrating on this man. now thought to be najim laachraoui. he left with a 30-pound bomb later set off in an explosion. while there are late reports that he might have died as the suicide bomber. others definitely did not make it it out alive. two brothers were responsible for the suicide attack at the metro station and airport. one left a note basically saying, the authorities were closing in. they were said to be handy with kalashnikov rifles. the two terrorists had a heavy, heavy rap sheet not linked to terrorism. in a raid yesterday police found mounds of explosives, gallons of chemicals. a real bomb factory. neighbors were suspic

i want to go to our fox news senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot joining us live from the scene in brussels. greg, fill us in. reporter: hey, trish. we're actually in the molenbeek area of brussels. this has been characterized a hotbed for islamic radicalism. i was hearing your conversation just before i came on and i think we will address some of those point in a moment but let's give you a quick recap about the increasing manhunt for the added number of suspects that are on now the police docket. there is new suspect coming out of that terrible metro bombing, the subway bombing. a man seen on surveillance video with the main bomber. he is carrying a large bag, possibly with explosives inside. possibly on the run. and now in the airport bombing that we've identified one of the suicide bombers as the actual bomb-maker for these attacks and those terrible attacks in paris last november, we have an unidentified bomber who also could be on the run. so could be two people being sought right now, directly involved in the attacks this week. at the main courthouse, here in brusse

to greg palkot with more. >> reporter: this has been confirmed by fox news in the past half-hour or soit is a sign of how serious these attacks were. and secondly, maybe, how belgium really dropped the ball. it has been revealed that the two brothers involved in the airport and metro suicide bomb blasts, their name are ibrahim and khalid el bakraoui. their name were in the terror lists as known possible terrorists. there are indications that belgium one way or another knew about it but they did not keep track of them. they did their handy work. one was involved at the attack at the airport and another at the metro station. another sign of the problems here with law enforcement authorities dealing with the terror attacks. this for those responsible just heightens up and the suspect list continues to grow. there is another person that now authorities are looking for, connected with that metro blast. a surveillance video showing a man next to the main bomber carrying a heavy bag, perhaps with some explosives in it. he is being sought, as well as an unidentified man from the airport now th

. >> joining us now from brussels, fox news senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot.ny terrorist suspects at large now or they got three of them are dead. log for anybody else? >> that's a big question, bill. now there are new reports tonight that the king bombmaker might have been killed. killed by himself in a suicide bomb at the airport a guyzsex named najim fact coule is thought he might have gotten away. now there is information he may have been at the airport in that carnage. subway station flattened by these guys went into one of the cars and killed 20, injured up to 100. same kind of thing happened at the airport. this city was whacked yesterday. and i think rudy giuliani was right. on a scale of comparing belgium to the united states, this had big impact on the people here, bill. >> what does that mean though, greg, big impact. are they angry as americans would be? are they calling for the belgian government to do something actively against isis? how does it manifest itself? >> right now, bill, they are upset. they are angry. but they are more sad. they are l

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greg palkot with more on this. what else are we hearing?ing some pretty hefty threats, at least this time around they have something to respond. to along with all the troops, we're looking at the u.s. rolling out heavy military hardware, tanks and artillery, b-2 bombers, even a nuclear powered submarine. while these and past exercises have been described as defensive, probably got the bells ringing in pyongyang as one drill in which special force teams practice what are called decapitation raids aimed at wipe ought north korea's leadership, clouding kim jong-un. cue the threat. north korea went on to say it will target u.s. bases in u.s., south korea, and the u.s. mainland. board the u.s. any way we want. >> any thought that this might be real? >> reporter: the line on getting from the experts i talked to in south korea is, not to worry what they say is that north korea is a long way from being a serious nuclear threat to the u.s. there's no sign yet that they've master how to miniaturize a warhead, gate weapon back to earth safely to targe

greg palkot, thank you very much. melissa? melissa: republican candidates are not just trying to woo voters but trying to sway delegates in their favor. more than half of the people needed to win nomination have been assigned. are candidates preparing for messy convention floor fight to the nomination. fox news's james rosen has details on this one. this is turning out to be quite a wild one, james? >> yeah, no question about it, good afternoon, melissa, and david. the struggle for the allegiance of delegates and even probable delegates to the republican national convention this summer is taking place on a hyper-local level with the campaigns tapping networks of state party organizations to help them navigate the byzantine rules under which each of the states operate in selecting an programing of its delegates. gop front-runner donald trump has vowed to file a lawsuit and an internal challenge within the rnc over reports that his nearest rival, texas senator ted cruz despite losing the louisiana primary to trump on march the f

>> thank you, greg palkot. senator ted cruz called for law enforcement to conduct surveillance in muslim communities and we spoke with senator ted cruz and i asked what that proposal looks like. >> proactive law enforcement. it is addressing the problem and engaging the problem using every tool, law enforcement, national security, intelligence, the military, to defeat the enemy. >> we will hear more from increase ted cruz in a moment, but, first, reaction from house intelligence chairman devin nunes. i want to start by asking about reports sighting that isis has trained 400 fighters and deployed them across europe to carry out more attacks. what is your understanding of the imminent threat to europe right now? >> yes, what i add vase people, the numbers we are hearing are only the numbers that the intelligence community actually knows about. what is more concerning is the spectrum of threats continuing to grow because we know the people we know about but we don't know the people that have again to syria and ira

back to you. >> greg palkot live for us. thank you, greg. >> or a hover craft.protesters gathered in brussels near their stock exchange. chanting things like break up belgium. a flemish slogan used by one of belgium's far right parties. they had flares, they threw water bottles at peaceful demonstrators who were holding banners proclaiming unity. >> yeah. it's effectively a clash of people who want belgium to be the way it is. or is moving, which has a massive migrant population and a lack of assimilation, frankly. and some more nationalist folks who unfortunately were acting violently in this case and in many cases who say the policies our government are pursuing are creating a threat right in our midst. >> they're mad about the open borders saying the immigration laws need to be tightened, need to be stricter. what's ironic about this is you have our president giving his weekly address on saturday saying we as a country, america, needs to be more open. listen. >> as we move forward in this fight, we have to wield another weapon alongside our airstrikes, our mi

fox news's greg palkot in brussels with the latest. greg. reporter: charles, you got it.ne here in brussels. unofficial capitol of europe. one neighborhood shut down by police, dozens of them, shots were fired explosions. controlled explosions heard. three arrested. two injured in the melee. this had to do with another raid that happened last night in paris. turns out another terrorist was plotting another attack on france. shows you how interrelated the terror network is in this continent and how broad the scope is. the investigation continues into the tuesday attacks here. two fugitives are being sought amid new grim news that two americans have now been confirmed dead among the 31 killed. we don't have the identities but we believe that happened at the airport here. now isis is claiming responsibility of course for all of these attacks. secretary of state john kerry was in town paying his respects and also talking with the leaders here. we did have a chance to sit down with him and i pressed him on the isis matter. i said, listen, is president obama doing enough to sto

fox news senior affairs correspondent greg palkot has the latest on this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, folks. yeah. it's a sad easter sunday here in brussels. a small group of people gathered at the memorial behind us as yet we're learning more new important information about the investigation into the deadly attacks this week. police think they could have the other airport bomber t man seen in white in that surveillance picture with two other suicide bombers. it's believed he has fled the scene, it's believed his name is faycal cheffou. he had claimed to be a journalist, and he is charged among other things with terrorist murder. two others were arrested as well. possibly accomplices. sadly, we can confirm two more americans were killed, 30-year-old justin shults and 29-year-old stephanie, his wife. they were both from kentucky. they both worked for countries here and they loved to explore europe, traveling. they were in fact at the airport probably going off on another trip. in fact, when the bomb blew, there were others there as well, of cour

stuart: an update for you from greg palkot. some clarification.er it was reported two americans killed in the brussels attack were the siblings from new york on your screen now. it remains unclear whether or not they were in fact american citizens. dutch officials say the two were dutch citizens, but they did live in new york. all right, let's take a look at pope francis, washing and kissing the feet of hindu refugees. this is on holy thursday, we call it mourn day thursday in my church. the pope has been outspoken on the migrant crisis generally and now he's kissing the feet. ashley: well, this foot washing ritual has been done for many, many years and it was always performed on 12 catholic men who represented the apostles. since pope francis has come in, he says, no, this is going to be to include, as is the case here, he washed the feet of muslim, christian and hindu refugees, and he says they are all children of the same god and of course, this comes at a time when there is a lot of increased anti-muslim sentiment in the wake of the brussels a