his older brother ibrahim abdeslam ky -- die the -- died in the attack.nd speaking here in molenbeek, neighbours and friends say ibrahim abdeslam and salah abdeslam were involved in criminal activities with small gans, the petty gangs, pedalling soft drugs, and that then leads us to the question that given their links with the gangs. one of those gangs that salah abdeslam is relying on to keep himself one step ahead of the police. >> carl penhall reporting from brussels. >>> the head of the european company for strategic intelligence, and a military officer joins us from brussels. axel, good to have you with us. brussels is an important part of the story with the alleged master find from there. what can you tell us about the efforts to find him. >> what is sure is that attacks have been predicted, but appears to be more european than pure french problems. it seems to be in brussels. what is done is ag a coordination between police in belgium and france. despite the fact that there are reports that air strikes tried to take out the mastermind in syria, the

(mohamed abdeslam, brother of salah and ibrahim abdeslam) but my brother, who has participated in this terrorist attack was probably psychologically ready to commit such an act. the worldwide search for salah abdeslam continues as coalition fighters intensify airstrikes against isis in syria and iraq. french president francois hollande tells the world, france won't back down. (pres. francois hollande, france) they thought of weakening the french passion for receiving the whole world...they have already lost that fight. russia is also increasing its military response -- doubling the number of airstrikes in syria. it's part of the stern message putin has for isis after confirming it was a bomb that brought down a russian jetliner over egypt october 31st. isis has taken credit in the u-s, a political battle is brewing over presidentobama's plan to increase the number of refugees allowed in america. a majority of governors across the country say they don't want syrian refugees in their states. they're concerned what happened in paris, could happen closer to home. jenna on cam. america is a

and french authorities know unlike ibrahim, abdeslam was alive and well. urs after the attacks, records show police stopped him and two other men in a car on this highway not far from belgium where abdeslam is from. because he wasn't wanted at the time, they let him go. now salah abdeslam is france's most wanted. cnn's erin burnet spoke to his family in belgium. >> what would you say? what do you say to him? >> translator: i would tell him to surrender. >> reporter: belgium authorities picked up two men with him in the car charging them with complicity and through their attorney, they tell a most interesting tale. the two men say a couple hours after the attacks, they received a phone call from salah abdeslam and he founded upset claiming his car broke down and he needed a ride back to belgium. the two friends came here and picked him up in paris. the attorney says he had no idea he had been involved in the attacks. the attorney says the men noticed he was carrying something. quote a big jacket and other things. maybe like an explosive belt or something lik

one of him, and his brother ibrahim abdeslam was among the dead attackers.nother brother mohammed was released without explosion, and the third was mentioned to be on the run, and his photograph circulated in europe. we don't know if either were in the apartment. as yet we have no names of those arrested and killed. jacky has been reporting on this since a series of attacks on friday. francis hollande is looking at bringing in tighter national security measures. do migrant communities in france feel that they are going to be the subject of a backlash? >> well, the first of those measures is due to be debated and quite possibly voted later on wednesday. the national assembly is asked to consider the proposal to extend the state of emergency for three months. members, young people that i have spoken to in the last couple of days feel fear on two fronts. the first that they, themselves could be victims of the kind of attacks seen on friday, since the attacks were random and wide-ranging. a football stadium. a restaurant, a concert hall. they were wide-ranging.

a source tells cnn it was rented by 26-year-old salah abdeslam, the brother of ibrahim abdeslam, one of the brothers who died in the paris attacks. and much to their embarrassment, french authorities know like ibrahim, salah was alive and well. police had stopped him in this car not far from belgium, where abdeslam was from. but because he was not wanted at the time they let him go. now salah abdeslam is france's most wanted. cnn spoke to the family in belgium. >> what would you say if salah is watching this interview somewhere? what do you say to him? >> i would tell him to surrender. >> reporter: belgium authorities have picked up the two men with him in the car when they were stopped at the border, charging him with complicity. and with their attorney they tell a very interesting tale. the two men say they received a phone call from abdeslam, saying his car was broken down and needed a ride back to belgium. so the two friends came here and picked him up in paris, saying they had no idea he had been involved in the attacks. the attorney says they noticed also that he was carrying s

bilal hafdi, ibrahim abdeslam.is connected to the man who may be the most wanted man in europe tonight, his brother salah. he is the one everyone is looking for. he rented a car the killers used to drive into paris and he drove back to belgium. but he was stopped at the border by french police. they checked him. police looked atle. but they let him go. he moved on into belgium and disappeared.n he is a big manhunt is under way for the man what happens you are looking at right now. police are hunting for salah. they tell people not to approach him, describing him as dangerous. another bomber, another of the attackers mohammed was questioned, released, the brother of that man. he was questioned by authorities but then they decided after raiding his home, he was not material collected and he was let go and he gave a brief statement to the press. statement to the press. and while all of this information is coming in, one of the things that is causing most concern here in paris of the attackers did, in fact, hide among

when he suddenly realized the man he was helping was actually the suicide bomber, ibrahim abdeslam.m on the floor. he was unconscious. he had nothing special. i noticed on the side of his body, an enormous hole, a large hole on his side. there, again, i don't think at all that it is a suicide bomber. at that point, for me, it is a client like others who suffered from a gas blast or someone who must have hurt himself with something. his wound wats huge. i put him on the ground. the other guy that was with me takes over. we unbuttoned the jacket, that's all. we kept his t-shirt on. it wasn't thick. when i was performing cpr, i did not feel anything. the guy tells me, maybe we should remove the t-shirt, it is better. i tell him, yes, you are right. i ripped his t-shirt. when i ripped his t-shirt, i saw some wires. i looked up again at the lamps, these heating lamps. i noticed there was nothing wrong with them. they are made of a material that becomes distorted quite easily. i saw there was nothing there. nothing wrong with the three of them. on the ground, there was blood and i noticed

. >> that appears to be the case for the man who operated this bar, ibrahim abdeslam was known as a pettyriminal here. the bar he ran shut down a week before because of drugs and elicit activity. family and friends say his involvement came as a shock. >> last week, he blew himself up in paris wearing a suicide vest. his family was stunned. his brother is still on the run. he, too, has a criminal past from molenbeek. in 2011, he spent time in prison with another prisoner, paris ringleader, abdelhamid abaaaod. >> they have sent hundreds to europe. the highest per capita. >> let's talk more about this. with me is retired army lieutenant mark curdling in orlando. back with us, tom fuentes, former assistant director of the fbi. >>> many of these militants are from europe. they train in the middle east and come bablg aback and attack. they leave and exhibit this kind of anger. what kind of military strategy is there to stop or intervene? >> i think we have been applying much of that recently, fred. it has to do with the stopping of jihadist across borders. a very simplistic approach to what we

their drug dealings, and the bar you mentioned, not very far from here, was being operated by ibrahim abdeslam. it was shut down by the city eight days before the terrorist attack in paris, shut down because they believed there was a lot of criminal activity going on there, drugs and various other things that happened in nightclubs. so you are absolutely right. there doesn't appear to be a very devout muslim who was running this particular establishment? nor does the guy have a track record of being a very devout muslim, then again from a fraction of a second you have him trained, operating, proceeding himself up in paris. a lot of it doesn't make sense. a lot of it still has to be sorted out through authorities to figure out exactly how this happened and, don, how it happened so fast. >> absolutely. evan perez, you have been talking to your source about any cell phones recovered, have they been able to gather everyday from these phones? >> well, that's what they are working at, don. right now, we know they have recovered several cell phones, on those cell phones, they actually found encrypted

basically ibrahim abdeslam. but there is new fort mastermind abdelhamid abaaoud, it could be this third person in the car, the so-called 9th attacker could in fact be the suspected mastermind. he could have left that car, hopped the metro and went to saint-denis where he met his end. salah abdeslam left the car, got a ride up to belgium and he's on the run, too. this is hypothesis, we are running it by the police, it's an interesting line. gregg: the chase is still on. martha: we are in the middle of another terrorist situation under way at this moment. an ongoing hostage hotel situation where people have been taken. we are told the gunmen are barricaded in on the 7th floor. more than 100 hostages still in that building. waiting on word whether there are any americans. special forces are in the area who are helping. we'll speak to congresswoman from the house homeland security committee and also former air force. the threat jihad at home and abroad. gregg: plans to beef up the screening from syria a hot debate.

ibrahim and salah abdeslam. bombers and salah being perhaps one of the most wanted men in europe right now, at large. and the vehicle he had been traveling in after the paris attacks actually ended up back in his home neighborhood of molenbeek. belgian authorities have gone on to say that there are some long-standing ties between abaaoud, the suspected isis ringmaster here, and the brothers, in particular salah abdeslam, who is still a fugitive right now. both of them were arrested and convicted on the same charge of theft in 2011 and spent a month in prison. and it just goes to show that abaaoud seems to have used people from his earlier years here in brussels as well as perhaps relatives like his female cousin, who was said to have been in the apartment in saint-denis as part of this deadly conspiracy. hala. >> ivan watson for us in brussels right now. ivan's at the parliament. it's so interesting you see that discussion going on in brussels right now. the parliament there. right here in france there's a debat

sources tell cnn it was 31-year-old ibrahim,abdeslam. multiple sources abdeslam rented a black car authorities say was used in a string of deadly attacks on rest rans and bars on friday. that car was later found abandoned in a paris suburb with three kalashnikov automatic rifles inside. after being questioned in belgium one of abdeslam's brothers spoke to bfm-tv. >> translator: you also need to understand that in spite of the tragedy my parents are in shock. we do not realize yet what has happened. my family and i are effected by what happened. we found out by tv just like many of you. we did not think for a moment that one of our brothers was related to these attacks. >> reporter: a third brother, salah abdeslam, 26-year-old belgian national, may be the eighth suspect in the attacks. he remains at large. the subject of an international manhunt. and french police warn, he is dangerous. nic robertson, cnn, paris. >> our own nic robertson reporting there. as you can see this is a very complex investigation that the police here and the auth

we are still looking for salah abdeslam, because e ibrahim is dead.o much to go here, and i want to bring in the experts, and there are so many examples of the the brothers, the master mind abdelhamid abaaoud had recruited his own brother, and also the karachi brothers who carried out at a tack and tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev who carried out the boston marathon bombing. and joining me now is retired general james spider marks, and also counter terrorism phil mudd. andgentlemen, i don't know what to say, but one of the brothers who owned a bar that was so drug ridden that it had to be closed down right before the attacks, and so is that brother outright lying? does that brother just not know anything about his brothers, and will that brother be tald for the rest of his life? >> no, the brother is not lying. it is what you have seen over the characteristics of what i have vud at the agency and then at the fbi. one is come part mentation. the cases here in the united states, you could have one of the first major case i remembered was a university stud

among his friends with ibrahim and salah abdeslam. salah abdeslam is still on the run. abdel hamid abaaoud was thought to travel to syria in 2014 where he embraced i.s.i.l. and calling on muslims to rise up. he bragged on line about the ease with which he was able to travel between europe and syria. that appears to be a major security lapse by the intelligence services. accounts of abdel hamid abaaoud suggest a man not just with personal passion for i.s.i.l.'s ideology but something of great value to the group, friends in a brussels suburb, restless drop-outs searching for meaning. it seems he was able to offer him some >>> there are raids in the suburb of mollenbee are k. these are raids related to friday's attacks in paris. some of the suspects in those attacks had linkss to belgium. security is to be stepped up. 400 million euros will go to fight itting groups like i.s.i.l. in the belgian capital. of course, so many links aren't there between what happened in paris and brussels and the p.m. has been at pains to try to make amends, if you like, by unveiling a program

ibrahim abdeslam was known as a petty criminal.own a week before the paris attacks because of drug and ileus it activity. friends and family say his involvement in radical islam came as a shock. last week salah abdeslam blew himself up wearing a suicide vest. his family was stunned. his brother is on the run. he, too, has a criminal past from molenbeek, in 2011 spent time in police within another molenbeek criminal abdelhamid abaaoud, three criminals turned jihadist. drew griffin, cnn, molenbeek, belgium. >> reporter: all right. drew joins us live from brussels. i hear have you breaking news for us. what did you learn? >> reporter: there have been nightly raid. they a. >> announcer: they a/* /- -- they announced, and confiscated several guns, no explosionives and, fred, what frightening in the release. they said they did not find any explosive vests. so one person was brought into custody, but that is all the information we have at this time. fred. >> all right. drew griffin, thank you very much. you will keep an eye on that situat

abdeslam. his brother ibrahim blew himself up during the attacks that left 129 dead. they families telling cnn they had no idea the two had become at cannized. o. >> french liss also want to know who this man was. who attacked the thought of weakening the french and receiving the whole world and we're a proud country that accepts all cultures. >> reporting in paris, i'm erin mclaughlin. >> governor charlie baker continues to say he does not want syrian refugees in massachusetts for now. the president has committed to resettling at least ten,000 refugees here in the united states. but in the wake of the paris attacks, baker says he is opposed to opening up the state until he has more information about how they're being vetted. >> syria's a very complicated place. and what i'm looking for is some guidance from the feds about how they plan to incorporate that into the decision making process that they sur sue. >> boston mayor marty walsh also saying that he wants to know more about how those refugees are screened but added he's willing to work with the federal government

three rental cars were hired by ibrahim and salah abdeslam, ibrahim set off the explosive belt, as wee starting to believe, salah did not and drove south out of paris, dumped his belt into a trash can and drove back to belgium. his whereabouts still unknown. the french interior minister putting out numbers this afternoon or early evening what's happened here in paris. 1233 anti-terror raids. 165 arrests. 230 weapons seized. so slowly but surely, the news is starting to tighten on everyone involved in this operation. concern is how many other terror cells are out there, and how are the suspects linked to those? back to you, neil. neil: ashley, separately we're hearing a number of the attackers came back to go to the scene of the crime after the fact to check it out. there are reports of apartment of more suicide vests found, weapons, there are more out there, in belgium or wherever the source is. seems the aggressive manhunt following where they went. interesting how they found out that one of the assailants went back to the scene of the crime within minutes of the attacks? >> reporter

ibrahim abdeslam was known as a petty criminal here.n shut down just a week before the paris attacks because of drugs and other illicit activity. family fraends say his involvement in radical islam came as a shock. last week abrosimova flew himself up with a suicide vast. his brother is still on the run. he, too, has a criminal past. and in 2011, even spent time in prison with another criminal, the paris attack ringleader, abdelhamid abaaoud. three criminals turned jihadists. >> if you're in area of work, you algs become an expert in the neighborhood of bru brus sell where is they came from. why have nay not got a grasp on that? >> brus suburbs has a heavy population. there was the algerian civil war in the '90 nz which the precursors of al qaeda entered into those neighborhoods and use the it as a sort of hiding place for their civil war, which was partially conducted here in fraen s and which gave us the first terrorist attacks in the metro in 1995. so there's this tradition. and there's so many of them, and the belgium state being a

of the bombers abdeslam's brother ibrahim was a bar owner in brussel. that bar was recently closed down for drug trafficking. sami amimour a bus driver on police radar in 2012 he fled to syria where his father traveled trying to convince him to return home. another of the bombers muss staff if i was a part-time praper and gang -- rapper and gangster. petty crime and gang violence that ultimately morphed into this radical islamism. extending the state of emergency hear for three months as mourners and friends and family members and the public in general continue their vigil. the prime minister reminded all of us that the security situation is so tight tsimilar o over the summer. >> breaking right now they arrested two airport workers. they think the two helped those responsible for the bombing. this comes after the kremlin confirmed for the first time it was a terror attack. that crash in the sinai desert killing 224 people. >> russian president vladmir putin battling to find those behind it. some experts said a terrorist posing as an airport employee sm

wednesday morning in st denis believing, hoping that he was there and, indeed also salah abdeslam the brother of ibrahim one of the brothers of the suicide bombers last friday. they launched that raid based on telephone intercepts and we witness accounts that this man abdel hamid abaaoud was in the vicinity or in that apartment. they met resistance and they believe they had interrupted a cell that may have been planning another attack here in paris in that apartment. we know from the prosecutor that abdel hamid abaaoud and salah abdeslam were not among the eight people arrested. what he cannot say with absolute certainty is whether they were among the dead because all he could say at the moment is that they can't identify the dead. they can't even be absolutely sure of the number at least two at this moment who were killed because of the state of the remains. all we can say is that there remains a possibility that these men, one or both were killed in that apartment and i will tell you in france experts, believe that that possibility may be true but we obviously can't say that yet >>> meanwhile the fren

that abdel hamid abaaoud was not among the people arrested on wednesday nor was salah abdeslam, the brother of ibrahim, also believed possibly to have been in that apartment, but there is an element of doubt here because he has also said that they cannot identify the people who were killed or, indeed, the exactly number of the-- exact number of the people killed. so whether he was encountered and killed, but the possibility that he still is on the run. at the same time, a ament s intelligence report has been published indicating that u.s. officials warned european security agencies last may that there was a group operating in belgium of so-called plotters, the ring leader none other than abdel hamid abaaoud. the belgians questioned the two abselam brothers. it got very close to identifying some of those involved in friday's attacks, perhaps even identifying that they were about to happen, but, of course, not getting close enough >>> that will be very disturbing to very many people. meanwhile the country is in a heightened state of alert and parliament prepares to discuss the possibility of extending t

they include abdeslam's brother ibrahim who gunned down restaurant customers in central paris then blew himself off. akbaq abdul hamad attacked the football stadium, 25, a syrian who slipped into europe on what may have been a false passport last month, among the thousands of asylum-seekers who have come ashore in greece. omar ismail most 77 fy, on a police watch list after being radicalized in 2010. and he led the attack in the concert hall. here's the result. a distressing photo of the crime scene shows the bodies of music fans executed on the spot. today family members got as close as they could to the place still under police guard and their shock dissolved inn anguish. a rabbi and two imams came to light candles and speak to the crowd. "now is the time," said one of the imams" for french citizens to take a clear stand against any form of terrorism." but for 129 innocents, it's too late. this is the second major terrorist attack in paris in less than a year, jeff. and the world climate change summit is coming up in two weeks. to say that french politicians and security services are

reporter: well a lot of the attention is focused on three brothers and of course one of them ibrahim salah abdeslam is believed to be one of the attackers last friday. his brother, his photo has been posted by french and belgian authorities. escaped the french dragnet and is at large at this moment. a third brother, mow ham was briefly detained by belgian police and questioned and released. he took a moment to speak to journalists yesterday and defended his two brothers. take a listen. . >> translator: you also need to understand in spite of the tragedy, my parents are in shock. we do not realize yet what has happened. my family and i are affected by what happen. we found out by tv just like many of you. we did not think for a moment that one of our brothers was related to these attacks. >> chris and alisyn the french president has said this series of attacks was planned in syria but then organized from here in belgium. and the belgian justice minister told me that in fact some of the suspects in the attacks had been on a kind of belgian watch list, they believed -- they were believed to have gone

they include abdeslam's brother ibrahim who gunned down restaurant customers in central paris then blew himself off. akbaq abdul hamad attacked the football stadium, 25, a syrian whoo slipped into europe on what may have been a false passport last month, among the thousands of asylum-seekers who have come ashore in greece. omar ismail most 77 fy, on a police watch list after being radicalized in 2010. and he led the attack in the concert hall. here the result. a distressing photo of the crime scene shows the bodies of music fans executed on the spot. today family members got as close as they could t tthe place anguish. a rabbi and two imams came to light candles and speak to the crowd. "now is the time," said one of the imams" for french citizens to take a clear stand against any foror of terrorism." but for 129 innocents, it's too late. this is the second major terrorist attack in paris in less than a year, jeff. and the world climate change summit is coming up in two weeks. to say that french politicians and security services are stressed would be an understatement. >> lizpalmer, than

one is salah abdeslam, who lived in belgium and is now the most wanted man in europe. his brother ibrahimied in the suicide attacks. and another was arrested in brussels, he may have helped with logistics. now french police admit they stopped salah abdeslam in a car in belgium and failed to detain him. people game to the streets by the thousands to express their sorrow and understand that it was all true. dinors gunned down. bullet holes in blood. >> camilla shaken to the core, tells me she was coming to eat at the restaurant. at the last minute camilla decided to go into another restaurant. when it started, she and her sister ran for their lives. >> we had to run through the streets for 20 minutes, while we heard explosions from everywhere, and we heard other shots and ran the opposite direction, and then we were back, knocking trying to get them to pick us up. they didn't, we didn't know anybody. >> reporter: the targets were more specific than they seemed. cafes, bars and restaurants. this is a trendy area of paris, a lot of young people - the gunmen wanting to kill as many as they cou

>> this is mohamed abdeslam, a brother of two brothers who are viewed as key suspects in the paris attacks. one of them, ibrahimlled, he was one of the suicide bombers, so he's out of the picture, but salah abdeslam, is the target of this international manhunt and nobody's really seen him since the attacks. well, mohamed was briefly detained by belgian authorities, question, and then released. he's made a number of statements to cnn and to the public, the most recent of which he raises the prospect that perhaps his 26-year-old younger brother basically got cold feet, that he didn't follow through, perhaps, with the terrible attacks here in paris on the night of the 13th of november. and he also reiterated an appeal that he's made in the past to cnn and to other publications urging his younger brother to please turn himself in, saying he' rather see him in prison than in a cemetery. fredricka? >> ivan wattson, thanks so much. next time we talk i definitely want to know how it is this one brother and two other brothers would go separate ways. maybe he had an explanation about that. i'll ask you that next time we

the hunt is on for 26-year-old salah abdeslam, one of the suspected terrorists in friday's attack in paris. his brother ibrahimlew himself up during the attacks that left 129 dead. their family tells cnn they had no idea the two had become radicalized. [ non-english language ] >> but my brother, who has participated in this terrorist attack, was probably psychologically ready to commit such an act. >> reporter: the worldwide search for salah abdeslam continues as coalition fighters intensify air strikes against isis in syria and iraq. french president francois hollande tells the world france won't back down. >> in short of weakening the french passion for receiving the whole world, i have already lost that fight. >> reporter: russia is also increasing its military response doubling the number of air strikes in syria. it's part of the stern message putin has for isis after confirming it was a bomb that brought down a russian jetliner over egypt october 31. isis has taken credit. in the u.s., a political battle is brewing over president obama's plan to increase the number of refugees allowed in america. the majo

abdeslam, he was known to the belgium authorities. he had been questioned earlier this year along with his brother ibrahim the other suicide bomber. they had been arrested, suspected of wanting to go join jihad, isis in syria. they were questioned earlier this year and then released. the fact that the brother who is a fugitive right now was stopped by french authorities after the paris attacks, questioned and then released, that he did not set off any red flacks for being a suspected jihadi among the french authorities. >> that is one of the concerns right now. >> that some intelligence sharing was not being shared properly between the bellups and the french. one final detail that's important, when he was traveling in a vehicle headed towards belgium and questioned by the french, that vehicle was later found here in this very neighborhood. though he, himself, is still missing. john and hala. >> all right. our ivan watson in brussels. so many threads from brus els where ivan is. the hunt is on there. in sontene, north of paris, raids overnight of huge significance. >> this is really a story that's unfolded and expanded over two cou

abdeslam. is one of the suspected terrorists known to have survived friday's attack in paris. multiple reports are calling him the mastermind behind the attacks that left 129 dead. his brother, ibrahim, blew himself up during the attacks. their family tells cnn, they had no idea the two had become radicalized. >>:my brother who has participated in this terrorist attack was probably psychologically ready to commit such an attack >> pam :french police also want to know who this man was. they say he was a suicide bomber who attacked the stade de france. police found documents with an i-d -- but they now say those documents were fake. we will continue to bring you updates on this raid once more information becomes available. the f-b-i is now investigating graffiti found at a school playground in san francisco. vandals sprayed this image on a wall at the french american school early this morning. the image is used by five percent nation. which is an off- shoot of the nation of islam. it shows a seven, a star and a crescent moon surrounded by an eight pointed star. this comes amid heightened concerns over terror in this country following the attacks in paris. the executive director with t

abdeslam, is still being hunted by police. his brother mohammed today urged him to turn himself in. two days before the attacks, a neighbor spoke to salah and another brother, ibrahim, and said nothing seemed amiss. >> he was really calm. >> reporter: on friday, ibrahim blew himself up outside of the consul voltaire cafe in paris. his neighbor said he never showed any sign of religious fanaticism. >> no, never. >> reporter: he told us ibrahim owned his own cafe in brussels where drugs were sold. >> people stop the car here for two or three minutes, the time to buy. >> reporter: another woman confirmed the story. the police did nothing, she says. the killers who came from here are part of a shadowy underworld of fertile ground for isis recruiting. criminal gangs sell illegal weapons from here, the area of brussels. it is known that the man who attacked the paris magazine charlie hebdo bought their kalashnikovs from such an arms dealer. the young people are being brain washed, this man told me. and then eggs were thrown in this tense neighborhood. we were not welcome. while somewhere here others that could be involved in the murders of 129 people may be hiding. keir

ibrahim died and another was arrested in brussels, say news agencies. he may have helped with logistics. frej place admitted they stopped salah abdeslama car in belgium, and failed to detain him. the manhunt is under way in paris, people came to the streets by the thousands to express sorrow, and understand if it was true. diners gunned down outside the restaurants and cafes, bullet holes and blood in the last place you expect terrorists to attack. >> camilla shaken to the core tells me she was coming to eat at a cambodian restaurant. at the laf minute camilla -- last minute camilla decided to go into another restaurant. when the shooting started her and her brother had to run. >> we had to run through the streets for 20 minutes, while we heard explosions from everywhere, and we heard other shots and ran the opposite direction, and then we were back, knocking trying to get them to pick us up. they didn't, we didn't know anybody. >> reporter: the targets were more specific than they seemed. cafes, bars and restaurants. this is a trendy area of paris, a lot of young people - the gunmen wanting to kill as many as they could in a short ti

ibrahim, blew himself up during the attacks that left 129 dead. their family tells cnn, they had no idea the two had become radicalized. "but my brother [brahim abdeslam] who has participated police also want to know who this man was. they evacuated a soccer match after learning of a threat according to german intelligence say had concrete plans to aaack. no bombs were found. but it's contributed to a attacks -- as people around the world search for those responsible. reporting in paris, i'm erin mclaughlin. intelligence suggests a senior belgian isis operative -- may have been in the paris suburb where the raid happened. two flights heading from the u-s to paris are forced to make emergency landings after threats are made against the flights. no credible. both were air france flights, one was heading from los angeles...the other from d-c. both landed safely. an associate of jihadi john has been arrested. on suspicion of plotting to carry out paris-style attacks in turkey. it's believed the britsh man was orders on planned terror attacks. he was arrested in istanbul. many are now calling for syrian refugees to be kept out of the u-s after the paris at

abdeslam, the 26-year-old now the most wanted man on earth. his face now known to the world. [ speaking foreign language ] salah and his brother ibrahim, who blewt attacks, rented the three cars that delivered the gunmen to their killing sprees. one of the cars later found with three ak-47s found inside. salah rented this hotel room in a paris suburb in the days before the attacks. he grew up here in molenbeek, belgium, a neighborhood we visited in brussel else with a large immigrant population and as salah's brother told me home of many young men who have gone to syria to train with isis. salah ran a bar in molenbeek. it was closed down just weeks ago after police found it was a haven for drug dealers. when i spoke to salah's brother mohamed, he told me both of his brothers liked to party. >> translator: i have brother who is go out all day long, who may sometimes even go out two or three days without coming back home to sleep. >> reporter: mohamed said things changed recently when his brothers stopped drinking. blooefs they became radicalized through the internet. now that salah is on the run, i asked mohamed what he wants to say to him. >> i

abdeslam doesn't think his brothers were radicalized. he saw them a few days before the attack. salah, suspected of being a lynch pin of the operation, ibrahimther brother blew himself up with a suicide vest outside the cafe. for more let's go to msnbc's thomas roberts who joins me here. that was the headline looking at the interview. he doesn't think his brother was radicalized. >> the time line he characterizes as last seeing his brothers two to three days before all of this happened on friday the 13th. so chris, they asked when and if they thought that the brother were radicalized. he said "specipersonally i woul use that term. many young people are influenced. i don't believe my brothers were radicalized, that is why we did not see anything. my impression is rather that my brothers were manipulated." the other really point out of this interview that i think you'll find fascinating, too, how the brother talked about salah's intelligence, how he considers him very intelligent. so he was asked, because ibrahim blew himself up, he used the suicide vest or belt and the question is, salah disappeared from the radar and the investigators are wo