secretary of state john kerry heading to brussels belgium after more meetings in iraq. journalists arm the world campaign to free our colleagues, those jailed al jazerra journalists. but egypt's president saying he won't interfere with the court ruling keeping them behind bars. and there has been another mass kidnapping reported in nigeria, police once again believe boko haram is to blame. ♪ ♪ >>> we begin once again with the ongoing crisis in iraq, secretary of state john kerry now set to meet with nato leaders today in brussels, belgium. fresh off that trip to iraq where the u.n. says morning a thousand people, most of them civilians have been killed in month of june alone. earlier today, secretary kerry met with leaders in the autonomous kurdish region and renewed his call for a more inclusive government in iraq. lisa stark is? washington. and lisa, what is exactly is second carry hoping will come out of his visit to iraq? >> reporter: well, del, he is communicating that message very clearly, that the u.s. thinks there has to be a unified government in iraq. not just

reminder that we continue to follow the journey of secretary of state john kerry who is in brussels belgium at this hour. >> for anwar a lpga a l alawki. >> hi, this is inside story. america's security agency say he became part of a terrorist organization. he was not arrested.

you are correct, this meeting has been convened in brussels, belgium, as opposed to sochi, russia, but many in europe are convinced that no further sanctions are needed, and president obama is trying to get the g-7 to speak with one voice to respond to what russia is doing in ukraine. and now there are seven. as the group formally known as the gen g-8 gathered in brussels. ileading ukraine's president-elect petro poroshen poroshenko, president obama vowed to keep the pressure on russia in response to its actions in ukraine. >> an unified international community is clear. violation of international law and is willing to back up those principles with consequences for russia. >> in his west point speech last week president obama declared his policy of sanctions is working. >> our ability to shape world opinion helps to isolate russia right away. >> reporter: but putin is not frozen out completely. leaders of three america's closest allies, britain, france and germany will meet with putin one-on-one at the d-day celebration in normandy. president obama will not. analysts say tightening san

secretary of state john kerry preparing to meet with nato leaders in brussel, belgium after a stop in the kurdish region of iraq. the campaign to free owl colleagues al jazerra journalist intensifies as egypt's president says he won't interfere with the ruling keeping them behind bars. boko haram being blamed for yet another mass kidnapping in nigeria. ♪ ♪ >>> we begin in iraq. secretary of state john kerry set to meet with nato foreign ministers today in brussels of course the ongoing crisis in that country certain to be on the agenda. earlier today kerry met with leaders in the kurdish region there. calling for an inclusive government once again. meanwhile there are reports that dozens have been killed in fighting. jane has more from baghdad. >> reporter: there are intense efforts underway in baghdad and the kurdish capital to try to put together a coalition government. that's in line with a clear message from the u.s. secretary of state john kerry that that is what has to happen. if the united states is going to send troops that it's sending, special forces troops as well as provid

obama will be in brussels, belgium. >> what do you reckon those weights were?ut ten-pounders. >>> happy family reunion in georgia, thanks to a good samaritan who didn't ignore calls for help. >> andy wooten heard a baby crying near a lake. when he got closer, it turned out to be a newborn deer. stranded in the water, tangled in the vines. he carefully freed the fawn which he believed was born just the night before. >> wooten also pulled out another fawn from the lake. he stuck around until momma deer returned to retrieve her babies. >> precious. >> very cute. >>> with a wedding to plan, i'm taking note. don't go on the dock. this bride, groom and their entire party, 22 people in all, prove why i'm saying that. >> man, oh, man, look at that. a couple of lucky ones. check it out. they made it off the dock. this happened in minnesota last week. a few bridesmaids made it safely to land. everyone else in the water. >> that was another incident there. the lure of the dock has proven to be too strong in the past, as well. these videos also went viral. even the flower

secretary of state john kerry heading to brussels belgium after more meetings in iraq. arm the world campaign to free our colleagues, those jailed al jazerra journalists. but egypt's president saying he won't interfere with the court ruling keeping them behind bars. and there has been another mass kidnapping reported in nigeria, police once again believe boko haram is to blame. ♪ ♪

chief white house correspondent ed henry is traveling with the president tonight in brussels, belgium. >> reporter: this was supposed to be a sweet day for president obama, meeting a candy magazi magazine -- magnate. today we affirm the principles for which we stand. >> reporter: instead he's doged by allegations that he abused his power by swapping five taliban leaders for bowe bergdahl. the president wanted a two-fer to tout a public relations win. >> that was in their mind to be a pretty good political story for that week. it blew up in their face. >> >> reporter: top aids deny that. >> using what should be a memo of unity and celebration for our nation and a chance to play political games. >> reporter: top officials also say the president stands by the decision on the merits even though he knew it would be controversial and controversial it is. fully 84% of voters are concerned that making deals with terrorists will cause them to take more americans hostage. and by a decisive 20 percentage point margin, americans think the country is weaker under the president's leadership. the pr

president obama has arrived at the g-7 summit in brussels, belgium -- as he continues his three-nation european tour. he's in belgium for a meeting of the g-7 group of industrialized nations. obama led the international effort to suspend russia's participation in the world group of economic powers. that suspension resulted in the relocation of this year's planned g-8 summit from sochi, russia, to brussels, as the leaders of the g-7 nations decided to meet without russia. president obama will meet with british prime minister david cameron after the summit today. then he flies to paris for dinner with french president francois hollande. figuring out how to respond to russia's involvement in ukraine tops the agenda. p-g-and -e is bracing more new federal charges. in connection with the deadly 20-10 san bruno explosion. p-g-and -e announced that the u-s- attorney's office intends to file what is called a superseding indictment. the new indictment would nullify the previous one issued. possibly because *new charges are coming. in april p- g- and -e was charged with 12- federal felony violat

nic robertson, cnn, brussels, belgium. >>> we are learning more about the mind set of the u.s.y sergeant held by the taliban for nearly five years. bowe bergdahl was exchanged saturday for five guantanamo bay detainees. >> reporter: bowe bergdahl may have tried to escape his taliban captors on two occasions a u.s. official tells cnn, but until the army can talk to bergdahl directly, they won't know for sure. however, a u.s. official says we do have reason to believe there were times he tried to escape. bergdahl may not have talked about his five years in captivity, but he is recovering after a week under u.s. military care. the pentagon said he is now speaking in english to the medical staff treating him, participating more in his recovery treatment, and is resting better. the administration continues to insist bergdahl's health and safety were at risk and to make the point showed senators a classified video of bergdahl from december 2013. >> he looked terrible and i think that video should be released at some point. he could barely talk. he couldn't focus his eyes. he was down

brussels belgium. so more sanctions on russia could be bitter medicine not only for moscow where later in the program we'll look at why u.s. pressure to punish russia for what's happening in ukraine could also damage europe's economy. presidential elections that have just ended in syria have already been denounced by western states as illegitimate this is some countries banned syrian ex-pats from voting on their territory forcing them to fly back home to take part in the elections. reports for the first time in modern history syrians cast their ballots to choose their president for the next seven years and this historic vote happened at a moment when the country's torn by long protracted war when some of the country's areas are still held by militant groups where the clashes are still continuing including damascus suburbs but what's maybe even more important that happened at the moment when people out of three really tired of the situation that we have been able to speak to voters here in damascus and

secretary of state john kerry preparing to meet with nato leaders in brussel, belgium after a stop in the kurdish region of iraq. the campaign to free owl colleagues al jazerra journalist intensifies as egypt's president says he won't interfere with the ruling keeping them behind bars. boko haram being blamed for yet another mass kidnapping in nigeria. ♪ ♪

nic robertson, cnn, brussels, belgium. >>> fierce lightning is reported in the city of slovyensk of the>> several deaths since the assault was launched monday. rebels claimed to have shot down a military helicopter last week killing 14 government troops. >> ukraine has stepped up its defense in eastern ukraine. moscow denies claims by kiev that it's fueling the violence by allowing fighters into the ukraine to side with the rebels. meantime, ukraine's government is denying an airstrike caused destruction at a building held by pro russian separatists in luhansk. >> but the evidence seems to suggest otherwise. diana magnay went to the scene of the attack. >> reporter: a bloody aftermath in the heart of luhansk. five women killed, three men officials say. not fighters necessarily, more pa passers by. no chance against the sudden and powerful onslaught. this was the moment of impact. separatists blame the ukrainian air force. the kiev government saying instead that a rebel missile had misfired. a munitions expert with cnn in luhansk says damage to the tops of the trees in the square next to

. >> chief white house correspondent ed henry traveling with the president in brussels, belgium. hite house was having trouble focusing on this europe trip because there's so much being on the defense about the bergdahl situation. >> that's right. he's in brussels now because there's a g-7 summit where they want to push back on vladimir putin who's supposed to be hosting a g-8 summit right now. that got canceled because of putin's actions in the ukraine. and the president had a sitdown meeting for the first time with the new president-elect of ukraine. it was a great photo op for them to say, we have a little bit of good news in ukraine. he talked about the 25th year of solidarity, saying ukraine might have a bright future as well. but all of this being overshadowed by bowe bergdahl, about whether the president broke the law, why he didn't notify congress before the release of those gitmo detainees. chuck hagel said it was important to get this soldier home, but they're now also noting that there are allegations about bergdahl being a deserter and that they're going to have to loo

>>> and overseas, there's been arrest in that deadly shooting outside of a jewish museum in brussels, belgiuma man was arrested friday in the customs inspection of a train and bus station in the southern french city of marseille. the suspect was apparently carrying an automatic weapon similar to the one used in last month's attack. that killed three and left a fourth person clinically dead. no word yet if it's the same weapon. >>> and now to scotland, where three spectators at a car race were killed when a driver lost control of his race car and it crashed into a crowd. earlier the same day, another track, also in scotland, a driver in a race there went off the track. his car slamming into spectators, injuring five of those feel. investigators trying to figure out what went wrong. >>> and some terrifying moments for some school kids in holyoke, massachusetts, watch as a dump truck plows into a school bus. this happened on friday. the bus was carrying dozens of students. nine students, the bus driver and the dump truck driver were treated at area hospitals for only minor injuries. >>> and fina

. >>> president obama has arrived in brusselles, belgium for the three-day tour. to have a meeting with king felipe this afternoon and other leaders of the g-7 nations. before leaving poland, he met with ukraine's new president-elect, and during the joint press conference president obama praised him as a wise selection to lead the country and pledged more military aid to address the threats from russian-backed separatists. >> i am excited about the opportunities. i think that, the ukrainian people made a wise selection in somebody who has the ability to lead them through this difficult period. and the united states is absolute absolutely committed to standing behind the ukrainian people and their aspirations, and not just in the coming days and weeks, but in the coming years. >> and joining me live is nbc news senor political editor mark murray, and we saw the president with president-elect poroshenko, and it seemed that the lede story was crimea and russian president vladimir putin. >> that is true, tamron. we have come a long time from when the crisis of the rus

developing now, president obama at a news conference in the past hour at brussels, belgium, forcefullytroversial prison swap with the taliban that freed army sergeant bowe bergdahl. >> i make absolutely no apologies in making sure that we get back a young man to his parents and that the american people understand that this is somebody's child and that we don't condition whether or not we make the effort to try to get them back. >> the president also dismissed the controversy describing it as being, quote, whipped up. >> i'm never surprised by controversies that are whipped up in washington, right? that's -- that's par for the course, but i'll repeat what i said two days ago. we have a basic principle. we do not leave anybody wearing the american uniform. >> the president's comments today come after members of the senate received a classified briefing from administration officials late yesterday. senators say they were shown a proof of life video of bergdahl from last december. some say the video convinced them that bergdahl's health was, in fact, in jeopardy, but others from both sides

more crippling to kick them out of swift which is the international payment system based in brussels in belgium then they can even move euro's again or swiss francs actually one of the greatest threats and one the lot of impudence taking seriously would be to order a master card and visa to just continue their operations in the soviet union then it would that would i would really have a street level it's one thing to kick a big bank out of a big payment system that is crippling but if the average russian. and you know go to the store and can use her master card visa that's something that would actually affect putin's popularity so but prudence responded study setting up a zone payment system maybe in five years we'll go back and see that you know russia has its own equivalent master card master card of is are going to be caught in the middle increasingly between those in the struggle yes that is that's very interesting stuff and i'm glad that you bring up the visa master card issue but i want to ask you what about multilateral institutions such as the i.m.f. now doesn't the fact that there are

more crippling to kick them out of swift which is the international payment system based in brussels in belgium then they can even move euro's again or swiss francs actually one of the greatest threats and one that lot of input is taking seriously would be to order mastercard and visa to just continue their operations in the soviet union then it would that would i would really have a street level it's one thing to kick a big bank out of a big payment system that is crippling but if the average russian you know goes to the store and can use her master card visa that's something that will actually affect putin's popularity so but prudence responded study setting up a zone payment system maybe in five years we'll go back and see that you know russia has its own equivalent master card master card visa going to be caught in the middle increasingly between this in the struggle yes that is that's very interesting stuff and i'm glad that you bring up the visa master card issue but i want to ask you what about multilateral institutions such as the i.m.f. now doesn't the fact that there are actual vehicl

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belgium kickoff the world cup campaign with al jazeera with calling on stars like these. the development though began 14 years ago with defeat to turkey at the national stadium in brussels making first host nation to exit a european championships in the first round and had director michelle to overhaul the system from under 7 futbol all the way to the top. >> look at the elements of futbol and result is there were more good players but the generation that comes together in order to make results and qualify and didn't lose one game. >> reporter: 80 kilometers east of the capitol another success and money or rather the lack of it. in terms of market value belgium has one of the most expensive squads in the world cup and this is due to clubs like this, this is an example of how the relative poverty of the belgium proleague is directly linked to the national success of the game. they can survive if they have top talent to sell abroad and have seen a string of names move on financing a production line that end up in national team colors. >> translator: without our youth program we have nothing, it's the young class who give us money to grow our club and talent is the most important

religious community worldwide led him to be invited by the president of the european parliament in brussels, belgium, for a meeting to promote interfaith dialogue. he's particularly known for his work within the community, acting as a voice for the human rights of the 15 million roma in europe. this body supports diversity of spirituality and culture is a testament to our great institution. for his continuous spiritual leadership and for traveling from afar, i would like to thank mr. zed for having led us in prayer. i yield back. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. the chair will entertain up to 15 further requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend y remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute. mr. conaway: thank you, mr. speaker. as chairman of the committee on ethics, along with my colleague, linda sanchez, the ranking member, and other members of the committee, past an

the next leg of the president's trip is in brussels, belgium, for the g-7 summit. president obama and british prime minister david cameron will talk to reporters following the conclusion of the meeting. we'll join that news conference live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. and then we'll go to the senate foreign relations committee which is looking at the recent presidential elections in ukraine. a former ambassador to ukraine will testify. live coverage also on c-span. >>> on a lonely wind-swept point on the northern shore of france, the air is soft, but 40 years ago at this moment, the air was dense with smoke and the cries of men and the air was filled with the crack of rifle fire and the roar of cannon. at dawn on the morning of the 6th of june, 1944, 225 rangers jumped off the british landing craft and ran to the bottom of these cliffs. their mission was one of the most difficult and daring of the invasion. to climb these sheer and desolate cliffs and take out the enemy guns. the allies had been told some of the mightiest of these guns were here and they would

guest: he is going to brussels, belgium, where there will be a meeting with the g7 economic summit.it used to be the g-8 until russia got bounced when it took over crimea. , russia, the scene of the olympics, which seems like it happened when million years ago. they will talk about european economies, helping the ukraine government, particularly as we discussed with energy. there has been a lot of talk of how we can increase natural gas ukraine and places in eastern europe that are so heavily dependent on russian energy. be the main things. also, security issues. how do we help eastern european countries bolster the military in case there is any potential threat of a russian move on them? host: president obama will be in france for the 70th anniversary of d-day in normandy. issian president mr. putin expected to be there as well. do you think their paths cross? guest: as they say in the white house now, there are no plans for a meeting. it does not mean they are not talking about it. interesting things happen when world leaders gathered in one place. as you remember, the yuan genera

brussels. the game between belgium and continue -- tinisia through some golf-ball size hail on the field. tournment starts thursday. >> reporter: i'm not sure when the americans play, i know it starts off thursday. big tournment. >> it's huge, yeah. >> reporter: let's get you outside, showing you what's going on brian a lovely day look at the view in cape may. you see the folks on the beach enjoying themselves. you have a nice little sea breeze starting to kick in. there's not much of a chop out there. it's a picture perfect finish to the weekend. 84 degrees. documents have come down, look at this number this is 49. this is outstanding for june we'll take the wind out of the southwest at 7 miles per hour. pressure reading 29.6 inches. trenton, 82. allentown, 81. reading 83. winds out of the southwest they are moving in just like anywhere from 5 to 10 miles per hour. it's running parallel to the jersey shore. that's partly of the reason why it has taken so long for the sea breeze to kick in. it will allow temperatures to climb to 80 degrees on the sand. this system 589 it's racing east --

the press conference today in real world in belgium and brussels, president obama was emphatic he did the right thing in securing sergeant bergdahl's release. here's the president doubling down. >> we do not believe anybody wearing the american uniform behind. we had a prisoner of war whose health had deteriorated. and we were deeply concerned about it. we saw an opportunity and we seized it. i make no apologies on that. >> is this a command decision that only one person can make when it really comes down to it. you can have susan rice and everybody floating around and all kinds of politicians with attitude, but in the end, doesn't the president have to make the call? and he made it. >> he does have to make the call. he made it. we can talk about whether it's a good call or a bad call, but he had to make it. chris, i think a way to think about this, what if it were reversed and bowe bergdahl was found beheaded on the street of kabul. the people complaining now would say why didn't he do more to get this guy back? this is a very tough decision. we can talk about it. but the bottom line

i found myself in the countryside beyond paris and managedo belgium were a to get into brussels. these are some scenes of the racetrack which we found was opened shortly after the liberation. the surprise everyone. they made them close this after a few days of meeting. one of the things that did surprise everyone with how well just the french women were. they have a way of using whatever they had to make themselves look really attractive. i realize this annoys some of the others. it annoyed them to think they could get by like that. they evened up the -- they even opened up the art galleries. not know whether they were permitted to do this prior to our doing there but they certainly opened up for business. shortly after we arrived. work in a painter at the old quarter of paris. i was in an area and the reason i took some of these shot because the weather was turning cold in the trees returning there for colors. destroyed onletely the breakthrough that occurred. here just a few days before the big through and was fortunate enough to get out of there, not knowing about the attack.

. >> team usa, played belgium beforen brussels. it wasn't a good situation. we lost.ack home on tuesday. they're doing well. the fact that tim howard, the goalkeeper. lots of saves. >> spectacular. >> tremendous. looking forward to it. >> go usa. >> tuesday, 4:00 p.m. taking off wednesday morning. >> pretty good idea. >> tiger woods is back on the pga tour for the first time since undergoing back surgery in march. so far it hasn't been pretty. in the first round of the quicken loans national, woods shot a three over 74. wracked up 7 bogeys along the way. he will have how to do belter to make the cut. the good news, he says he feels fantastic. in the nba draft, the cleveland cavaliers, used the top pick to get forward, andrew wiggins, a freshman averaged 17 points a game last year at cancio. the 6'8", described as soft-spoken. can't be said about his draft night outfit. trousers, and a rose printed jacket. >> okay. >> okay. a for effort. >> no. >> ha-ha-ha. >> it didn't work out of. track fans gave of a standing owe vags to an 800 meter olympic runner who finished last

belgium. what i managed to get into brussels, these are some scenes of the racetrack, which we found was opened shortly after the deliberation. the surprised everyone. they made them close the track after a few days of meeting. one thing that did surprise everyone is how well dressed the french women were. they had a way of using whatever they had to make himself look really attractive. i understand this annoyed some of the allied countries very much to think that they could get by like that. they even opened up the art galleries along the streets. we did not know they were permitted to do this prior to getting there but they certainly opened up for business very shortly after we arrived. work in a painter at the old quarter of paris. shortly after leaving paris i was in the area -- was in an area called our dens. weather wass the turning cold and the treves were turning their for colors. this was the town completely destroyed on the breakthrough that occurred and the attack on bastogne. i wasn't bastogne a few days before the breakthrough and was fortunate not to get out of there. think this w

elections, marine le pen held a much-publicized press conference in brussels from along with four the gentle allies, parties from italy, belgium, netherlands, an austrian. at the time, she sounded very confident. she told us it would be a matter of days, maybe weeks to form an alliance. there is a golden rule and the european parliament, if you want to form a political group, you need 25 mep's. the french alone almost have 25 mep's, from seven different countries. that is where she failed to attract two more countries to alliance with the countries i mentioned earlier. it is a political setback. it is also, of course, in terms of credibility, and major blow to marine le pen. there is also a financial aspect of a because a failure to form a political group means she will not be able to qualify for eu funds, money she would have liked to use to advertise their political movement across europe. and also a political price, if you do not have a group, you cannot claim the presidency of key allegations and committees within the european parliament. father, the pen's former leader of the national front, has been a bit of a thorn in h

the belgium chief of police for brussels came into the dressing room with all sorts of other police in riot gear and said, we're still searching beneath the rubble. there are people dying, people gone to the hospital. he said, but i've been to see the eventist. and i am telling you now, we are going to play this futbol match. and i'm pretty sure one our players just went, why? what's the point? people dead, people dying, why are we playing football. and the chief of police said, because if i decided, if we don't, there could be even more problems. >> they're afraid of the consequences of announcing we've got a lot of dead people here, we're not going to do this, please go home quietly. they don't think that's going to help. they think the only way is to play the game. >> but the team is not on board with the police chief's decision. >> there was a general consensus by the players saying, we shouldn't be playing football. we should so not be playing futbol. but the coach said, look, we have to be guided by the police. >> as night falls, the fans are now subdued in the terraces. more tha

brussels, and stayed over a year in syria. she joined the ranks of military groups, jihadist organizations. >> reporter: belgium's prosecutor says the arrest highlights growing threat to domestic security ise. >> the new elements draw the tanks to the problem of returnees. in other words, people going to syria to participate in combat and return after wars to our country. >> all the european countries are confronted at this moment with this problem. >> the director of the brussels museum says the problem that needs tackling is anti-semitism. >> it's like an iceberg, and you see and what is underneath. what is underneath is more important than what you see. we have arrested somebody. and then... . >> reporter: meanwhile at this shrine outside the museum. they are struggling to make sense of the attack. >>> in the coming hours ukraine and russia will meet to negotiate a gas dispute. gazprom says ukraine owes it more than $3 billion. ukraine paid part of the bill but said the company doubled its fees after continuations with moss doe develop -- mow coe developed -- moscow. it relies heavily on russian gas. >>> in the city of donets

. >> belgium's final warm-up match was halted by extreme weather after a hailstorm hit brussels.he bellians scored the only goal when they returned. they are the favorites in group h alongside russia, algeria and south korea. >> england's final run out against hon dueras was suspended for 55 minutes in miami due to thunderstorms. one of the players returned -- when the players returned, neither side could produce a goal as it finished nil-nil. argentina's ball team made the political stance before their final world cup practice match. the players posed with a banner translating to the falk land islands are ours referring to the nation's long running political dispute with britain. on the field, the arrange en tin i can'ts recorded a 2-nil victory over slovania, grouped with bosnia, iran and nigeria. football in argentina is a passion, especially when the world cup is being played. it's common knowledge traditionally the game has been played exclusively by men. now, women are out to challenge gender stereotypes. danielle swilamyer reports. >> reporter: the biggest shanty town in b

. >>> president obama is attending g-7 summits in brussels, bell gull today. that's the -- belgiumay. that's the group of 7 industrialized nations. this is the family photo of the leaders. the g-7 meeting usual -- usually it's a g-8 but it was changed pause it was supposed to include russia but after the russia incursion into u cray, the leaders decided to exclude russia and relocated the meeting from sochi russia to belgium. >>> we have some leaked video to show you of president obama working out at a george -- working out at a gym. apparently someone used their cell phone to take video of the president working out at the gym at the marriott bim in warsaw -- gym in warsaw, poland. the president is seen going through his routine of lifting weights, doing lunges and working out on an elliptical machine. >>> sprint and t-mobile have agreed to join forces. sprint would pay about $50 billion for t-mobile and the deal would close sometime this summer. but regulators could bring it down on concerns it eliminates exe sigs and could drive up cell phone charges. >>> a man is behind bars aft

prosecutors in france and belgium say a frenchman who has spent over a year in syria has claimed responsibility for last week's deadly shooting at the jewish museum anin brussels. mehdi nemmouche was arrested when he was in possession of firearms and a video where he allegedly claims to have carried out the attack that killed three people and left one other critically injured. this bus picked up at terminal on friday. he arrived in brussels when customs officials detained him. >> he was in possession of a lver, a rifle, and they go pro camera. all of these were used in the murder. takes credit for the brussels killings on a video file he was in possession of the. closed-circuit television cameras captured the moment of the attack. he was already known to authorities, he is believed to come into contact with radical islamist in prison before going to syria. he stayed more than a year in syria, and appears to have joined a group of terrorists. jewishor members of the community say they are afraid his arrest will not spell the end of anti-semitic attacks. >> the jewish immunity is relieved, but we all know that unfortunately he is not alone. >> hundreds of radica

belgium. prosecutors say the 29-year-old frenchman has a criminal background and radical islamist ties to syria. we're joined live from brussels with more on this. what do we know it his alleged ties to syria? >> reporter: well, what we know is that he spent most of 2013 in syria fighting with the al qaeda group isis. that's causing tornado. the exact headline in "the standard" is, "fears of new attack by syria returnyes." the new face of jihadist terrorism. there are clearly fears now that syrian returnees will come back. it is not clear if he was acting alone or working in a private network. he was fighting with isis but all, it seems, exposed to a number of radical extremist group while in prison in france. investigators are trying to trace back his history and see whether or not these groups either in france or syria may have ordered him or helped him to carry out an attack like this. at this point, they don't know whether he did it alone or with the help of other people. >> the big picture is how sbig this problem -- how big is this problem of jihadist coming back from syria. >> reporter: it's a growing problem, and franc

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brussels. >> we're looking at how some of the governments are responding. they are under pressure to make sure incidents like this do not happen in the future. belgiumas called for closer cooperation throughout europe. they have said the government is mobilizing to track jihadists. we spoke to a former french intelligence official. be and there must ambitious anti-terrorism reform. empowered toe monitor and take preventative actions. he did not go into detail about what those actions might the. -- be. there has to be a clear law drafted. tiesid that suspects with to jihad is a must not be allowed to slip through the cracks. the chances of a european 9/11 are in fact. real. >> those are the words of a serious expert. he says that this attack is just the beginning. peoplere some 780 thought to have left france to fight with jihadists in syria. he says they are no longer relying on the old website, but using mainstream social networks. some recruits are being trained to return to their countries in europe and become operational. >> let's move onto china. they are marking the 25th anniversary of those protests in tenement square. >> the official deaths

belgium. chief washington correspondent james rosen is traveling with the secretary and reports from brussels.> reporter: tonalist of iraqi prime minister maliki in his weekly address it sounded like a dramatic and defiant stand against all that the obama administration had been trying achieve diplomatically. the call for the formation of a national salvation government is a coup against the constitution and political process. however analysts said maliki's talk about a national salvation government was different from national unity government he pledged at u.s. urging. instead the shi'ite prime minister was said to be supporting baathists and others to supporte sunni knowledgescy known as isis as a pretext for demanding greater representation in parliament. secretary of state john kerry was at nato headquarters in brussels conferring on the russian ukraine despite which he indicated were not clear. >> no discussion regarding a salvation government. what i do know is that in the prime minister's remarks today he did follow through on the commitments that he made in our discussions. >> reporter

our correspondent nadine bobba joins us from brussels, what do they say, nadeem, where you are, about the ceasefire? >> well, in the words of the belgiumoreign minister, it's not very credible a lot of the military are surprised that the downing of the helicopter happened. they starred a session involving icrane's -- ukraine's foreign minister, relate toing the intel rity of ukraine, and said they'd discuss setting up a trust fund to support the military in future. not providing weapons, but logistical support. rasmussen repeated that they don't think russia is doing enough. >> russia's aggression to ukraine led to the suspension of cooperation. i regret to say we see no signs that russia is respecting international commitments. today we review relations with russia and decide what to do next >>> is there support, do you think, for fresh sanctions against moscow? >> well, not directly, but a lot of illusions to the possibility. the dutch prime minister said between now and friday he'd like to see a sign of the good intentions. friday is significant, that's when the european union summit is happening. and where they could, in fact, agre

belgium and france. he'll first meet with eastern european leaders in warsaw, including ukraine's newly elected president. in brusselse will talk to financial powers in the newly formed group of seven after russia was pushed out friday, president obama and vladimir putin will be in normandy to attend as her moneys marking the seventh anniversary of the d-day invasion. >> the government maybe spying on your digital photos according to edward snowden. the nsa has been using special cost wear to collect millions of images from emails, texts, social media and video calls, including tens of thousands of pictures pristine enough to use for facial recognition. the n.s.a. defend said its use of the technology saying it can help find intelligence targets around the world. >> u.s. army sergeant bergdahl has been released from the taliban. he was captured in june, 2009. he was the only known u.s. prisoner of war in afghanistan. the u.s. exchanged five taliban prisoners being held at guantanamo bay, a move criticized by some in washington. for those in his home state, this is time for celebration. >> we have been talking about t

belgium. putin was not invited following russia's annexation of crimea. mike viqueria is traveling with the president live in brusselsukraine still topping the agenda right? >> you're absolutely right. the communique out this evening about foreign policy and there's no division among the g-7 leaders for who is responsible about the unrest in eastern ukraine. they lay it plainly at the doorstep of the russian federation. they stay pat to charge russia, what the events would be to trigger tougher sanctions that president obama has been talking about ever since this began months ago. and now there are seven, as the group formerly known as g-8 gathered in brussels, vladimir putin's presence hung over the summit. meeting ukraine's president elect petro poroshenko earlier in warsaw, president obama vowed to keep the pressure on russia, for its actions in ukraine. >> a violation of international law and it's willing to back up those principles with consequences for russia. >> in his west point speech last week president obama declared his policy of sanctions is working. >> our ability to shape world opinion helped isolate r