jack berger, a research analyst. we move beyond the streets of brussels to where young men are vulnerable to radicalization. >> even before today's attacks. belgium was fast becoming a nexus for violence in europe. per capita belgium contributes more foreign fighters to the war zones in the middle east than it's neighborhoods. a document called "my jihad" gives us a ground-level look from a suburbs of brussels. here is a clip. >> rudy is the belgium journalist and filmmaker. you just saw him behind that documentary. he joins us from brussels. rudy, thank you so much for being with us. first of all, i hope you and your family and friends are all safe today. >> it's a small margin because we were supposed to be taking footage from where the bottom exploded, so we were lucky. >> let's talk about this. you and i had a conversation from when that documentary first aired. the attacks in brussels are devastating. what makes brussels or belgium an unique target or unique place for these attacks? >> well, brussels--brussels i