. >>> alex rossie is a reporter for sky news, he saw everything unfold. let's listen to him right now. >> reporter: well, we were checking in this morning to get our flight. we had our boarding passes. we had gone through security. i put my boarding pass there, booked on the flights to tel aviv. we had gone through security, our main bags. checked into the main halls, hand luggage screens. we had gone into the area, i was buying chocolates for my children for easter. and then we heard two very loud explosions. we didn't just hear them though. we felt the walls around us shake. we could smell whatever the explosive device was. there was smoke coming through into the area. we were in very -- it was very hard to say how close we were to it. it felt quite close. but the blast could have been redirected by the shake of the building. not quite clear how close we were to it. then lots of distressed people, panicked people. some of them finding cover, which at that point we heard another explosion. we didn't know the cause of the explosion, but my instinct was it

. >>> we want to bring in "sky news" reporter alex rossie. he was at the airport when the blast occurred and he described the situation earlier this morning. >> reporter: we have all moved. some are on coaching. we're heading to a nearby village. there's a crisis center that has been set up. very little information on the ground. we've all been told by the police -- this is what people on the ground have been told -- that it is a terrorist attack. we heard, after we checked and vd gone through security. we heard two explosives. you're going through your normal routine when you get on a flight. i was going to buy chocolates for my children for easter and then i was returning after picking them up from the shelf, you heard the two explosions. you thought, immediately, that's not the normal sounds. my instincts were, this is a terrorist attack. other people around me started going toward the floor,

sky news reporter alex rossi was at the airport when the blast occurred and he described the situation to us earlier this morning. >> we were removed from the airport itself. some people on coaches. we are on foot heading to a nearby village. there is a crisis center that has been set up there. we are being told now by police that it is a -- this is what people on the ground are being told, that it is a terrorist attack. we heard after we checked in, we've gone through security, the sound of two very large explosions. i was in the duty free. it's kind of -- you're just going through your normal routine that you do whenever you get on a flight. i was going to buy chocolates for my children for easter. and then as i was just turning after picking them up from the shelf, the explosions. and you kind of immediately, that's not -- that is not a normal sound. my instincts were, this is a terrorist attack. other people around me started sort of going towards the floor trying to hide behind shelves. and then people from the other side seemed to be sort of coming through from where -- before th

. >>> we want to bring in "sky news" reporter alex rossie. he was at the airport when the blast occurred and he described the situation earlier this morning. >> reporter: we have all moved. some are on coaching. we're heading to a nearby village. been set up. very little information on the ground. we've all been told by the police -- this is what people on the ground have been told -- that it is a terrorist attack. we heard, after we checked and vd gone through security. we heard two explosives. you're going through your normal routine when you get on a flight. i was going to buy chocolates for my children for easter and then i was returning after picking them up from the shelf, you heard the two explosions. you thought, immediately, that's not the normal sounds. my instincts were, this is a other people around me started

. >> -- correspondent alex rossi. we know there are flights -- metro close to brussels, euro star is now saying no trains are currently running two were from brussels. passengers are being advised to phone the journey is. they are terminating. brussels customer should not come to the station. at going up faster than the brussels crisis center of the same two people in brussels, stay at home, stay indoors, stay away from crowded areas. professor of international security. how much is the security? >> good morning. we have to keep in mind essentialessential ly that it's very difficult to balance access with security. in many cases, we've already seen in the last 20 years reports have become increasingly locked down and difficult to get through. there's always this balance trying to get people through bitter doing ordinary everyday things and at the same time, keeping them safe. most definitely the issues around the intelligence and perhaps even the policing around the fallout are catching salah abdeslam is something man

. >>> we want to bring in "sky news" reporter alex rossie. he was at the airport when the blast occurred and he described the situation earlier this morning. >> reporter: we have all moved. some are on coaching. we're heading to a nearby village. there's a crisis center that has been set up. very little information on the ground. we've all been told by the police -- this is what people on the ground have been told -- that it is a terrorist attack. vd gone through security. we heard two explosives. you're going through your normal routine when you get on a flight. i was going to buy chocolates for my children for easter and then i was returning after picking them up from the shelf, you heard the two explosions. you thought, immediately, that's not the normal sounds. my instincts were, this is a going toward the floor, . >>> so whether the threat picture has increased here at home, they are taking extra precautions nonetheless, correct? >> absolutely. i'll tell you, nora, the most difficult thing, these are what we call open transportation syst

rossi: how dumb is that? are you dumb, alex? i took her because i knew i couldn't get kate. well, garcia found something. turns out paige's real name was donna mangold. she was abducted 22 years ago. so we were rig. she's trauma bonded. we just need to break that bond. [dialing] hey, kate, so we just found out the female partner was abducted by alex, but she's not talking. does she know that alex killed her partner? no. but wehould use that. they could have been close. so what bond is stronger than all of this? mother and child. exactly. you're gonna have to build a rapport with paige and then use it. that's my little girl out there. every second she's with this sick freak, she's just buying time. we're gonna find her, kate. please don't hold back. what happened? they got a lead. a real lead. i know what you're going through, paige. you're scared. you feel hopeless. you don't even know who to trust. alex took you a very long time ago. he did horrible, horrible things to you. he raped you, tortured you. then all of a sudden, he'd be nice. shut up, you don't know him. your lif

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