let's start with al hamed.w you've been digging into his background and this man came across europe as a supposed refugee. >> according to french national police bulletin, naim al hamed is about 28 years old, he was born in syria. whether those are his real details or a forged identity, we don't know. he arrived in greek last november at the same time, abdelhamid abaaoud, the ringleader of the paris attacks was also on that island. he proceeded up throughout refugee chain, if you will, and ended up at a refugee center in ohm, where his links where salah abdeslam become more interesting because abdeslam drove to ohm at the beginning of october. when he was there, two refugees went missing from this center. we think one of them is al hamed. one of the reasons that investigators have been able to piece this together is that during the course of last summer and last autumn, abdeslam rented a bunch of different cars. those cars were equipped with gps systems. that's enabled investigators to piece together his moveme

naim al hamed. what do you know? >> this bulletin was obtained by cnn's tim lister and myself. it was distributed on the day of the brussels attacks. and it features an individual by the name of naim al hamed. not clear whether that's his real name or a fake identity he was using. according to a french security source briefed on the investigation, he's believed to have played an operational role in the brussels attacks. now what is not clear at this hour is whether he might have been one of the three suicide bombers, candidate suicide bombers at the airport or that man seen on cctv footage at the metro station with the suicide bomber there. he might have been at neither location but they believe he was operationally involved in these attacks. now lemond, the french newspaper reporting his dna was recovered from the bomb factory used by these plotters that attacked brussels on tuesday. that bomb factory being in the schaerbeek district where they found those 15 kilograms of tatp. >> his exact connect

what else have you learned about naim al hamed this morning? said there, presume him to be armed and is potentially a dangerous man. you could call him the most wanted man in europe at the moment. al hamed came in with the wave of refugees flooding into europe. two of the paris attackers came in at the same time and made his way through europe and they say was absolutely involved in the paris attacks and quite possibly the attacks here in brussels as well. a man that they are very, very concerned about and the manhunt is on for him. 28 years old, born in a syrian city of hamms. at large and wanted at the moment. >> what about the moroccan man arrested in germany? what do we know about that? >> reporter: interesting. he was picked up, a random stop at a train station. they checked him out. the jgerman's were good at finding who he is. he was on a list of who to question. they looked at his phone and found a text message arnds the time the attacks happened. also, some other contacts with some of those involved in the belgian attacks. people were

police looking for naim al hamed as raids are taking place across europe and investigators are trying to round up anyone what was involved. >> trying to prevent future attacks. many fear more terrorism may be inevitable and the recriminations are morning against government officials for ee jeejs intelligence failures. >> meantime, the u.s. announced a major victory against isis on the group's home turf. the second in command has been killed. the pentagon says the military campaign against isis is gaining steam and our coverage begins this morning with abc's alex marquardt who joins us from brussels. hi, alex. >> reporter: good morning, paula. that's right, the manhunt here this morning is widening. french and belgian authorities tightening their nets and french president striking an optimistic tone saying the terror network that carried out the paris and brussels attacks is being annihilated. at bomb squad moves in, a suspected terrorist on the ground after being shot by the police in the leg. the shattered glass of a tram stop all around him. >> he was sitting on the bus stop with hi

this morning, authorities confirming they're hunting for this man, a syrian named naim al hamed. investigators believe he's very dangerous and possibly armed. he's believed to have been involved in both the paris and brussels attacks. the two now clearly linked after it was revealed that the airport suicide bomber on the left is believed to be the bombmaker who made the explosives for paris where his dna was found in the aftermath. eyewitness video from inside the airport showing the full power of the explosives. fires ignited, debris everywhere. and the sound of screams. the manhunt also focusing on two other people, the third man at the airport in the hat and tan jacket in the departures hall with the two suicide bombers. and another man, seen alongside the suicide bomber at the metro station as he boarded a train. isis has claimed responsibility and in a new video with belgian fighters rejoiced. their campaign of terror continuing in iraq and syria. at least 30 dead and 95 injured in a bombing at an amateur soccer game south of the iraqi capital, baghdad. but the pentagon now

. >> naim al hamed.f that's his real name or if he was the third figure in the airport photo or the one seen in surveillance at the subway station. it's possible there are three fugitives or he could be one of the two they are hunting for right now. crucially, paul, if i was following your timeline. connection to salah abdeslam, one of the paris attackers before the paris attacks. >> absolutely right. before the paris attacks, more than a month before the paris attack. this individual naim al hamed believed to have come to a refugee center in the german town of olm. there were a couple of the refugees at that center noticed had suddenly gone missing. at a certain point, german police went to that refugee center and showed this picture around. and a number of people there recognized he had been there. so this suggests that he had come through syria. lemond reporting he came through the greek island of liros in september. another person cited in liros was abdelhamid abaaoud, the leader of the attacks. and

one is naim al hamed that pam mentioned in the peace.ugh syria to greece and then on to europe. picked up by salah abdeslam at a refugee camp and his dna was found in the bomb factory in schaerbeek used for the brussels attacks. we've been told by a source close to the investigation he's believed to be operationally involved in the brussels attacks. what's not clear is whether he was at the airport, the guy seen on cctv at the metro station or at neither of those places. but they're looking for him throughout europe right now. they are looking for eight suspects in total that they believe are connected. >> eight of them? >> to the paris and brussels attack. there was a bulletin that went out the day after the brussels attacks. we've been briefed on details of that bulletin. >> the fact he was arrested and charged with terrorism murder and then released, does it speak to the belgians' capabilities, the infiltration of some of these communities, of potential suspects? are they just rounding up the usual suspects? >> anderson, that's exactl

police are also looking for this man, naim al hamed. >> they're also trying to prevent future attacks and many fear more terrorism may be inevitable and recriminations are flying this morning against government officials for egregious intelligence failures. >> meantime, the u.s. has announced a major victory against isis on the group's home turf. the second in command has been killed. the pentagon says the military campaign against isis is gaining steam, and our coverage begins this morning with abc's alex marquardt who joins us from brussels. hi, alex. >> reporter: good morning, paula. that's right, the manhunt here widening this morning and more pieces of this puzzle now falling into place. just a short time ago the belgian federal prosecutor saying that they have a suspect in custody who has been charged with terrorist murder in connection with tuesday's deadly attacks. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> reporter: this morning the belgian federal prosecutor charging this man, faycal cheffou, for participating in tuesday's deadly attacks. cheffou seen here in this video he posted to

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investigators also named a new suspect-- 28-year-old syrian naim al-hamed.w believe he had some role in tuesday's assault. the attacks underscore the intelligence challenges across europe-- with 28 countries in the european union, each with its own security services, and communication among them muddled. claude moniquet is a former french spy, and head of a security consultancy-- the european strategic intelligence and security center. >> the services, police and intelligence, are overwhelmed by a threat which is not sized to europe. we are facing thousands, i mean thousands, of possible potential terrorists. at the time of al qaeda, for instance, we were facing maybe 500 to 1,000 people in europe and it was already considered a very hard threat. today, we have at least ten times more people to confront and to survey. >> reporter: but how does the west counter the appeal of the islamic state amongst young muslims? moroccan-born rachid benzine is a professor of islamic studies. he says european governments must strive harder to help them integrate and give th

yesterday belgian media reported police are now looking for a 2-year-old syrian man, nyeem al hamed. they believe he may be linked to the november 13 attacks in paris. the announcement came after two days of dramatic terrorism raids in belgium, led to multiple arrests in brussels. and another raid thursday in a paris suburb foiled a terrorist plot in the making. french police arrested 34-year-old rata kriket and called it a major arrest. he was wanted in connection as one of the ring leaders of the paris attacks. now so far, there's no clear link between the french suspect and attacks in brussels. today the death total is at 31, including two victims from the united states, a brother and sister heading home from blood vessels when the bombs went off at the airport. another source still missing. morgan ratford has more on the victims. >> reporter: scattered debris, piercing screams and panicked survivors. >> my body was lifted off the ground. >> reporter: 19-year-old missionary mason wells was standing in the back of the delta check-in line, feet from the bombs. >> i could feel the bl

yesterday belgian media reported police are now looking for a 2-year-old syrian man, nyeem al hamed. to the november 13 attacks in paris. the announcement came after two days of dramatic terrorism raids in belgium, led to multiple arrests in brussels. and another r

try to identify the alleged second metro bomber, the hunt is on for this syrian man known as naim al hamed probably armed and is considered a critical figure in both the brussels and pairs attacks. he is one of at least eight suspects european security agencies are searching for in connection with the attacks. >> this is a vast network. it is interlaced at many points and separate at many points. and that means you have to go both at the center and at the tentacles at the same time. >> reporter: belgian police continue to sweep the country for more terror suspects. they conducted 13 raids on sunday. three men are now charged with participation in the activities of a terrorist group. so far the terrorist network in europe has extended from belgium to france, germany and italy where an algerian national was recently arrestod suspicion of producing fak residency documents linked to the attacks. in a separate isis cell, authorities have arrested two frenchmen believed to be in the advanced stages of planning a terror attack in france. intelligence officials believe, wolf, that other isis opera

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