david verchick is a senior here at u-c and taking part in a co-op program. he describes this day as surreal...and as the bombs were going off... he was a short train ride away <> terror rocking brussels. two bombs going off in the airport... then -- another at a subway station not far away03:39"i kinda just pulled up a live update online -- i know a bunch of my coworkers had pulled up the same thing" 'david verchick' is a senior at the university of cincinnati. he's taking part in a co-op design program... living and working in 'antwerp' ... about a half- hour train ride from the attacks03:55"at one point we did find out the antwerp central station was being shut down and evacuated and no one really knew why. we could see tuesday night -- around 2-dozen u-c students were staying in belgium -- all of them safe. most are on a trip business. david -- and one other... arrived there two months ago04:17"definitely that weird feeling of this could've been me, this could've been someone i know -- especially cause people from our office are always tra

pulled up a live update online -- i know a bunch of my coworkers had pulled up the same thing" 'david verchick' is a senior at the university of cincinnati. he's taking part in a co-op design program... 'antwerp' ... about a half- hour train ride from the attacks03:55"at one point we did find out the antwerp central station was being shut down and evacuated and no one really knew why. we could see from the office window"on tuesday night -- around 2-dozen u-c students were staying in belgium -- all of them safe. most are on a trip through the college of business. david -- and one other... arrived there two months ago04:17"definitely that weird feeling of this could've been me, this could've been someone i know -- especially cause people from our office are always traveling to brussels and traveling to the eu and european commission"with police and the military on high alert. david says it's a solemn feeling -- and hours later -- the country's still in shock. in two days -- he and a coworker would've been passing through the same airport where it happened12:22 "it's just weird having things happ

pulled up a live update online -- i know a bunch of my coworkers had pulled up the same thing" 'david verchick' is a senior at the university of cincinnati. he's taking part in a co-op design program... living and working in 'antwerp' ... about a half- hour train ride from the attacks03:55"at one point we did find out the antwerp central station was being shut down and evacuated and no one really knew why. we could see from the office window"on tuesday night -- around 2-dozen u-c students were staying in belgium -- all of them safe. most are on a trip through the college of business. david -- and one other... arrived there two months ago04:17"definitely that weird feeling of this could've been me, this could've been someone i know -- especially cause people traveling to brussels and traveling to the eu and european commission"with police and the military on high alert. david says it's a solemn feeling -- and hours later -- the country's still in shock. in two days -- he and a coworker would've been passing through the same airport where it happened12:22 "it's just weird having things happen li

hotels and that they' re not allowed to use public transportation at the moment, tammy: uc student david verchick is doing an industrial design co-op in antwerp. >> i didn' tammy: he says police surrounded the train station there. >> that was shut down, it had people kind of nervous, not sure why it was evacuated. we didn' t know if it was just an extra security caution. >> who thinks that something like that would happen? mark: the uc students will be in belgium until friday. lisa: and right now for one family in kentucky, the wait is agonizing. they' re desperate to hear from a young couple at the brussels airport. they were there around the time of tuesday' s attacks. family members of stephanie and justin schulz have not seen or heard from them since they dropped stephanie' s mother off at the brussels airport tuesday . according to family members, the mother is ok, but they cannot reach her daughter stephanie or son-in-law justin. stephanie went to high school and college in lexington. the couple moved to belgium in 2014. >> but all they can really do is go from hospital to hospital looking

tammy: uc student david verchick is doing an industrial design co-op in antwerp. >> i didn' t see it coming. reporter: he says police surrounded the train station there. >> that was shut down evacuated, it had people kind of nervous not sure why it was evacuated we didn' t know if it was just an extra security caution. >> who thinks that something like that would happen. tammy: i' m told the group will be in belgium until friday. right now there are no plans for students to cut their trip short. reporting live at uc tammy mutasa wlwt news 5. sheree: the flags outside the belgian embassy in washington, d.c, are flying at half-staff after today' s attack. president obama has ordered all american flags to be flown at half-staff. through saturday, out of respect to the victims in brussels. here at home, the tribute is in the cincinnati sign at duke energy center is lit up in the colors of belgium' s flag. the city of cincinnati also tweeted out the message tonight we stand with brussels. mike: a local woman studying in brussels was actually inside the airport at the time of the blasts. a