i want to bring in jake simons, who is outside of the apartment of one of the terrorists now. ke, what do you have for us there? >> well, a little bit of speculation surrounds the role of salah abdeslam. he was the alleged mastermind of the paris bombings. he was arrested just a few days ago just a few hundred meters from where i am right now. now, there's a lot of speculation about him because it seems as if the attacks today are in some way linked to his arrest. initially, earlier in the day, people thought that perhaps the people who carried out these attacks were worried that once salah was being questioned by police, he might give away the details of their attack. they also thought that maybe this attack was a revenge on his arrest, but the latest news given from an anonymous source within the belgium police is they think salah abdeslam was going to be involved in the current attack today and that he would have actually been playing a key role in the attacks if he hadn't been arrested a few days ago. that official has been saying that salah abdeslam has been forming a new

jake wallace simons is here with us in brussels. he's the associated global editor for the dailymail.com who has been out in front of this story. i'm curious, first of all, the breaking news is the bomb maker is dead. this man had been wanted since paris and before and he's believed to have been making the bombs for this terror group from the beginning. >> thanks for having me on the show. this is a huge win for the police and the authorities here. it's a win they badly needed. so far the perception has been that they've been complacent, that they've received intelligence they haven't acted upon. we've heard the security services passed a list of suspects to the police, including the names of a lot of these bombers, and no action was taken. they didn't manage to stop them from carrying out this attack. we also know as you mentioned earlier that one of the main bombers was actually deported back from turkey because he had motivations to engage in attacks back here to belgium and then carried out the attacks and the police knew about

angela jake eyewitnesses who saw it happen. >> reporter: nathan simons and his friend james couldn't believe what they were seeing early this morning when they watched a black truck plow through a line of vehicles and people. >> they didn't see it coming. >> reporter: crumple chaireds and twisted metal left behind when abbey mcdaniel kinney careened into motor homes and vehicles. >> it was pretty bad. >> reporter: simmons, a firefighter, told me he and his friend tried to aid the best they could. >> i didn't have any of my gear or anything. i'm not an emt, but i'm trained in medical care. >> reporter: police say kinney told an officer after the crash "i shouldn't have been drinking." it also notes she had three beers while a breathalyzer twice the legal limit. >> a lot of people's lives were changed. pretty sad. >> kinney posted bond on one dui charge. and nine charges of dui with damage to people and property. >>> police need your help identifying the man who robbed a bank this morning and dropped the money outside the front door. officers tell us the robber walked into a woofrlz on