in bankruptcies, jonathan vigliotti -- in brussels, jonathan vigliotti, back to you. >>> top u.s. officials warn of the risk of copy cat attacks but say so far there are no specific credible threats against the u.s. now, durham- based quintiles has about 400 employees who work in brussels. a representative tells us several employees flew out of the airport just moments before the attacks. >> early on in the day, we were able to post a story on our intranet, our internal web site that everyone has access to, to let folks know that everybody in the region was safe and accounted for. so that puts people a little more at ease. belgium-based employees to avoid public transportation today and work from home if they can. our coverage of the belgian now on wncn.com. you'll find all of the stories in a special section of our web site. just scroll over the news tab onto the home page. >>> this morning, lawmakers across the state are convening for a special session. the reason? to work on legislation aimed at stopping a new ordinance before it takes effect april 1st. it all has to do with wh

jonathan vigliotti is live in belgian. blocks away from the metro station that came under attack early this morning. this evening the station still remains closed. as for the mood here, you can imagine, people still very much on edge and very tense. hundreds of police officers backed up by military are here on the streets as the search for at least one attacker continues. >> reporter: two survivors, one clutching a baby picked themselves up off the floor moments after an explosion tore through the terminal. it was one of two powerful blasts at the brussels airport that blew out windows and caused a creeling to cave in. travelers ran for safety. >> everyone was panicking. >> two people had -- really covered in blood. >> reporter: an airport security camera captured this image of

jonathan vigliotti reports from brussels. >> reporter: two survivors. one clutching a baby pick themselves up off the floor moments after an explosion tore through the terminal, one of two powerful blasts at the brussels airport that blew out windows and caused a creeling to cave in. travelers ran for safety. >> we saw two people with hats, really covered with blood. >> an airport security camera captured this image of three men that belgian prosecutors say are behind the attacks. authorities believe the two men in black blew themselves up and third suspect. >> another deadly explosion rocked a busy subway station about an hour later. some passengers evacuated through dark tunnels. >> belgian authorities say there's a strong possibility of another terrorist attack. people in brussels have been allowed to return back to the streets and the subway system is slowly reopening. >> speaking in cuba president obama condemned the attacks. >> we must be together regardless of nationality or race or faith in fighting against the scourge of terrorism. >> the attac

she has found unlikely support from pierce competitor serena williams. >> axelrod: jonathan vigliotti, thank you. still ahead, a cliffhanger ending for homes too close to the edge. >> axelrod: a riot broke out last night in an alabama prison. inmates recorded it as it was happening. this is the correctional facility in atmor, alabama. a guard and the warden were stabbed before it was over but they're both expected to recover. a preemptive strike today in pacifica, california. these pictures were taken in january, showing an apartment complex on the verge of falling into the sea due to cliff erosion. rather than let that happen, today, crews began taking the structures down with machinery, reasoning it's just safer that way. a shocking act of sabotage at the iditarod. >> axelrod: that is musher allie zirkle after she and another competitor, jeff king, were repeatedly ambushed by a man on a snowmobile. king's lead dog, nash, was killed. a number of other dogs were injured. a suspect has been arrested. coming up, a growing problem that cities around the world are trying to wipe out. >> a

jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> glor: there was also a terror attack today in the west african nation of ivory coast. an al qaeda affiliate has claimed responsibility for a wave of shootings in grand- bassam, a popular resort town. at least 16 people were killed. debora patta has our report, and we warn you, some of the images are graphic. >> reporter: cell phone video captured tourists running from the beach as hotel security, on radios, tried to make sense of the chaos. the attack happened sunday afternoon on a stretch of beach lined by hotels popular with westerners. ivory coast officials say six gunmen targeted beach goers. "i heard shots coming from over there," said one witness, "that's when i saw the criminals. we found this guy here, they had killed him." another witness described how one of the gunmen approached two children, while the one child knelt and prayed, the other was shot dead. the gunmen were heavily armed with ak-47s, ammunition clips and even grenades. military trucks delivered backup and helped evacuate the injured the attack is the latest to target west

cbs reporter jonathan vigliotti says the violence comes as vice president joe biden visits the country. >> reporter: police secured the scene of yet another violent attack. this one on a bus near jerusalem where officers say two palestinians opened fire injuring one person. the shooting followed an attempted stabbing in the west bank earlier in the day. and a deadly stabbing spree the fight before in jaffa that killed an american student. the wave of violence hit as vice president joe biden visited israel to meet leaders on both sides of the conflict. >> israelis and visitors to israel cannot go on being afraid. >> reporter: biden was just a mile away from tuesday night's deadly stabbing and his wife and grandchildren were having dinner in the area. amateur video apparently shows the attacker fleeing the scene before police killed him. israel is facing threats from outside the country, too. on wednesday, iran reportedly test-fired two ballistic missiles. it comes weeks after iran's historic nuclear deal with world powers. biden says the u.s. will take action if the deal is broken. vill

jonathan vigliotti has more on the investigation and how city residents are coping. >> reporter: a diverse crowd gathered in central brussels, beside a makeshift memorial to the bombing victims. a day after the attack killed at least 31 and injured more than 250. the city's spirit is unbroken. >> be stronger. >> reporter: daniel and dena are visiting have buffalo, new york. they left the rail station yesterday, about 20 minutes before the bombing. >> i think we need to be patient. give it sometime. and when the airport opens, we them. >> four men are responsible for carrying out tuesday's attack. three of them died after detonating bombs. >> they include ibrahim elvacari. with another man, identified as najim. his brother, khalid died in the blast at the subway station. >> reporter: a prosecutor says a laptop found in a trash bin, is believed to contain brirks -- ibrahim's will in which he said he felt unsafe. for brussels, this is a day of reverence and defiance. they compared it to post 9/11. >> we're part of history. this is part of history. >> reporter: a history no one wants repeated.

. >> jonathan vigliotti live near the scene of the subway attack, jonathan, as you set the scene and that would force tonight how have authorities stepped up security there? >> reporter: hundreds of police, backed up by military troops have taken to the streets, we've been here pretty much all day and we have seen them in action combing through the streets. as you mentioned we're about a block away from the train station, the scene of one of those two attacks. right now police are still here, they moved back that border just a little bit as they continue their investigation, all in all a heavy security presence. we have seen people starting to come out of course right now, really just beginning a new day, rush hour begins here in a few hours. the tension as people take back the train systems here, back up and running, you can imagine people will be tense this morning. >> jonathan, we talked about the raids that happened earlier today. they found more explosive devices with nails and some areas of the city -- is there a sense there with citizens that the danger is not over? >> reporte

jonathan vigliotti reports from brussels. >> reporter: two survivors. one clutching a baby pick themselves up off the floor moments after an explosion tore through the terminal, one of two powerful blasts at the brussels airport that blew out windows and caused a creeling to cave in. travelers ran for safety. >> we saw two people with hats, really covered with blood. >> an airport security camera captured this image of three men that belgian prosecutors say are behind the attacks. authorities believe the two men in black blew themselves up and third suspect. >> another deadly explosion rocked a busy subway station

in brussels, jonathan vigliotti, kpix 5. >>> the belgium attacks a topic on the campaign trail today. hillary clinton talked about her plant to defeat terrorists during an appearance at stanford. kpix 5 reporter len ramirez on clinton's strategy and her message to her republican rivals. >> reporter: that's right. she did have a lot to say to the republican candidates. this is a familiar and friendly territory for mrs. clinton because this is chelsea clinton's alma mater, her daughter. so it was an important policy speech for her to make in the wake of the paris -- or the brussels bombings. >> slogans aren't a strategy. loose cannons tend to miss fire. >> reporter: taking jabs at her republican rivals, hillary clinton said her plans to defeat terrorists started with better intelligence. >> what america needs is strong smart steady leadership to wage and win this struggle. >> reporter: mentioning apple's encryption battle with the fbi she said the government and sillicon valley tech companies need to help each other create an intelligence surge to flush out terrorists who use social med

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jonathan vigliotti reports from our london bureau. . >> reporter: they come to greece with their sights set on europe, but today, tens of thousands of migrants, many fleeing war-torn syria, are penned in like animals. they live in squalor, sheltered by flimsy tents that line the muddy border with macedonia. the neighboring country was the gateway to europe until last month when macedonian officials drastically cut the number of migrants that could pass through their border. migrants, many of them children, they can't get out and aide can't get in. >> save our children! >> reporter: desperation has fueled protests. >> everyone gets sick. anyone. >> reporter: the filthy conditions have been a breeding ground for illness, says jen borders. >> our medical doctors are treating common colds, throat infections, fever, gastrointestinal problems, sickness and diarrhea. >> reporter: at least 2,000 migrants arrive on the coast here every single day. cash-strapped greece is stg for $700 million in humanitarian aid to help it cope with the crisis. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> axelrod: up

jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, brussels. >>> meanwhile secretary of state john kerry will visit brussels tomorrow in a show of u.s. support. >>> now several americans were injured during tuesday's attacks, 19 year-old jason -- mason wells from utah was just 30 feet away from the first blast at brussels airport. with his achilles heel severed he hobbled out before the second explosion. also justin and stephanie schultz who moved from brussels from kentucky were reported missing after tuesday's blast. it has been an emotional time with their families to await news. >> i have been hoping my phone would ring and justin and stephanie would be on the other end to tell me they're okay. so i did not have to worry, but that call didn't come. >> u.s. state department says it does not know of any americans killed in the brussels attacks. >>> security is on the mind of passengers returning home from europe. travelers arriving at philadelphia international airport were greeted by k-9 dogs and heavily armed officers. one of them had been scheduled to fly out of brussels wednesday morning, day after th

in england, jonathan vigliotti found that sandwich shops are donating their unused bread to the localraft brewery in hackney, good old-fashioned beer paired up with another classic ingredient. bread is made out of grains and yeast. and baked. and beer is heavily liquid. in the hand of john swan and trisham stewart, unused bread getting a second chance at life. each bottle of their beer contains one heel of bread, you know the last slice of the loaf no one ever eats. they were throwing away 13,000 slices of fresh bread every single day. the way we are doing it, 13,000 bottles of beer that can come out of factory every single day. >> stewart is a global food waste activist. drawing attention to the growing problem. one third of the world's food goes to waste every year. bread among the worst offenders. 44% of perfectly good bread is tossed. now the waste is going to good use. from the moment the bread arrives, collected. weighed. direct from sandwich shop kitchens. after boiling the brew which killed any bacteria. a really, really hot, hot tub. with taste tests conduct add long the way.

jonathan vigliotti is in brussels with more. three missionaries from utah who were seriously injured and an american service member and his family. one of the utah men was also at the boston marathon bombing. one of the last planes to leave the brussels airport before the attack -- landed safely at "sanford-orlando international airport. " the flight took off just 8-minutes before the first bomb went off. # plane-- didn't learn about the bombings until after landing -- because the plane didn't have wi-fi. passengers went through an additional security screening before getting off the plane -- and k-9's checked all their bags. we know these 2 women-- the "usf sarasota manatee chancelor"-- and "exchange program director"-- are in brussels-- and are safe. so many close calls... 10news reporter kendra conlon talked with an american terrorism expert-- ironically just minutes away from arriving at the brussels airport - when the attacks happened. right after the terror attacks at the brussels airport - frantic calls flooded dr. anne speckhard's - frantic calls flooded dr. anne speckhard's

in england, jonathan vigliotti found that sandwich shops are donating their unused bread to the localbrewery. >> reporter: inside the craft brewery in hackney, good old-fashioned beer paired up with another classic ingredient. >> always, four ends. >> reporter: bread. >> always described as liquid bread, isn't it. bread made out of grains, yeast, baked. beer is maude oin out of grains yeast, and heavily liquid. >> in the hands of the two partners, unused bread is getting a second chance at life. each bottle of -- slice of the bread no one eats. and sandwich makers throw tons of fresh heels away, which got him thinking. >> throwing away 13,000 slices of fresh bread every single day of operations. the way we're doing it, that's 13,000 bottles of beer that could come out of the factory every single day. >> stewart is ate global food waste activist. one third of the world's food goes to waste every year. bread is among the worst offenders. and in the uk, 44% of perfectly good bread is tossed. now, that waste is going to good use. >> smells like beer. >> took us on a tour of the brew house

and cbs 2's jonathan vigliotti joins us now live from brussels with more on what's happening there right now. jonathan, thank you for joining us. for our viewers here in the new york city area, please give us an idea of exactly where you are and what type of plesacivity you're seeing right now. >> reporter: yes. so we're here directly in front of the european union headquarters a few blocks away from the metro station that came under attack this morning. that station is closed. the entire system at one point today was completely shut down but is slowly starting to come back to life. all of this, though, unfolding as you can see with a lot of security still here on the streets. police are aided by hundreds of military troops that have conducting raids but still very much an active investigation and manhunt for at least one of the attackers that got away. so you can imagine with all of that, an environment here that really has many still on edge today. >> we can certainly understand how devastating this is to the psyche of folks there in belgium. how you what characterize the mood tonight.

cbs news correspondent jonathan vigliotti is in brussels with the very latest, jonathan. >> reporter: jim and jessica we are standing a few blocks away from the met the tro station that came under attack earlier this morning. the evening it remains closed. as for mood here as you can imagine people remain tense. hundreds of police and military troops are here, on the streets, keeping in mind at least one a tacker remains at large. one survivors, clutching a baby pick himself off the floor as a two powerful blast at brussels airport that blew out windows and caused a ceiling to cave-in, travelers, ran for safety. >> everyone was panicking. >> two people, had like really covered in blood. >> reporter: airport security camera captured this image of three men, that belgium prosecutors say are behind the attacks. authorize believe that the two men in black, blew themselves up, they have issued a wanted notice for third suspect. another deadly explosion, rock a busy subway station an hour later, some passengers evacuated through dark tunnels. belgium authorities say there is still a strong

jonathan vigliotti is at a growing memorial in center city tonight. jonathan. >> reporter: kristine, we're former stock exchange where that memorial continues to grow. hundreds of people gathering here singing songs, playing music, laying down candles and flowers all of this, of course, in honor and memory of all the victims in yesterday's attacks. overall, though, this city still very much somber and on edge as a massive manhunt remains under way. a crowd gathered in brussels beside a memorial to the bombing victims a day after the attacks where 31 died and 250 were injured. the city's spirit is unbroken. >> it's a shocker. >> reporter: daniel palumbo and dina are visiting from buffalo, new york. they left the rail station yesterday about 20 minutes before the bombing. >> i think we need to be patient, give it some time and, you know, when the airport opens, we need to look at leaving then. >> reporter: those in four men are responsible for carrying out tuesday's attacks. three died after detonating bombings. this include ibrahim el- bakraoui seen in

jonathan vigliotti. >> and there are warnings against copy cat attacks. durham based quintaub has h. several fly out of the area just moments before the attacks. >> early on in the day, we were able to post a story on our intranet, our internal web site that everyone has access to, to let folks know that everybody in the region was safe and accounted for. that puts people more at ease. >> our coverage of the attacks continues right now on wncn.com. you'll find all of the stories in a special section of our web site. just scroll over the news tab on the home page. >>> aiming so stop at a new effect april 1st, and it has to do with which bathroom people should use. emma wright is live at the general assembly with more. emma? >> reporter: it has been really unpopular with some republican lawmakers who say they will do whatever they can to overturn it. according to it, anybody can use the bathroom with whatever gender they identify with. proponents say it will make everyone feel safer and more includes, but opponents say it will do just the opposite. >> we're

a plane at heathrow airport and locking himself cocde the cockpit of a british airways jet, jonathan vigliotti is in london with the latest, jonathan. >> reporter: good evening, officials say a man broke enrough a security fence on london heathrow's perimeter and then ran to a british airways hangar where an empty boeing 747 was parked with its doors unlocked. the man identified as a 38-year- old portuguese national locked himself inside the high security cockpit with full access to all of the controls. emergency crew were quick to the hene but had a difficult time breaching the cockpit's bomb proof doors. they eventually broke in and arrested the man. his motive at this point is unclear. police say they do not believe he's connected to terrorism. in a statement heathrow says they are working with police and security is under constant review. >> glor: jonathan, thank you very much. if it seems like airport security lines are getting longer, it's because they are. and the tsa says for now there is nothing they can do about it. here's jamie yuccas. >> precheck over here. >> reporter: across the

and now we're learning more for that we go to jonathan vigliotti live in brussels tonight with the very latest on the investigation. jonathan, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, kristine. police carried out more raids on wednesday as they continue to connect the dots on what appears to be a growing terror network. authorities say dna from one of the suspected brussels bombers matches evidence found in at least one of the suicide vests used in the november paris attacks. it's believed that she was a short how we -- he and brahim el bakraoui blew themselves up at the airport but his younger brother, khalid el bakraoui , died after he detonated his explosives about our lady. they were not on the radar of counterterrorism investigators until last week. the manhunt goes on for the suspect who got away, investigators say he ditched his suitcase full of explosives the associated press reports isis has trained at least 400 fighters to carry out waves of attacks in europe designed to inflict maximum carnage. >> it's going to be like europe's reality, you know? like israel, it's a daily rea

in brussels, jonathan vigliotti. back to you. >> among the americans, were three missionaries from utah. >>> belgbelgian officials say this is their worst fears come true. they were surprised by the scale of the attacks in brussels today. prosecutors say it's simply too early to establish a direct link between the brussels attack and the november paris attacks that killed 130 people. tonight, the eiffel tower in paris is lit up in the colors of the belgian flag in a show of sal dieter -- solidarity. >>> and here, the flag has been lowered to half staff in honor of the victims in this latest terrorist attack. >>> the homeland department says there are no credible threats. but we can expect increased security through the airport. the brussels airport will be closed at least through tomorrow. that means many canceled flights at dulles airport. we have reaction from travelers there. peg? >> reporter: well, jan, the one nonstop flight to brussels from the entire region, leaves dulles airport, every evening at 6:50. but of

cbs reporter jonathan vigliotti has the very latest out of brussels. >> reporter: two survivors one clutching a baby picked themselves up off the floor moments after an explosion tore through the terminal. it was one of two powerful blasts at the brussels airport that blew out windows and caused a ceiling to cave in. travelers ran for safety. >> everyone was panicking. i just saw two people wch had like covered -- really covered with blood. >> reporter: an airport security camera captured this image of three men that belgian prosecutors say are behind the attacks. authorities believe the two "men in black" blew themselves up. they have issued a wanted notice for the third suspect. another deadly explosion rocked a busy subway station about an hour later. some passengers evacuated through dark tums. [ screaming ] >> reporter: police searches rooftops near the subway station. some passengers evacuated through dark tunnels. president obama condemned the attacks, speaking from cuba. >> we must be together regardless of nationality or race or faith in fighting against the scourge of terrorism. >>

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jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> the "cbs overnight news" will >>> there was also a terror attack in the west african nation of ivory coast in a popular resort town along the beach. an al qaeda affiliate claimed responsibility for a wave of shootings. at least 16 people were killed. deborah patta has our report and we warn you some of the images are graphic. >> reporter: cell phone video captured tourists running from the beach as hotel security on radios tried to make sense of the chaos. the attack happened sunday afternoon on a stretch of beach lined by hotels popular ivory coast officials say six gunmen targeted beach-goers. i heard shots coming from over there, said one witness. that's when i saw the criminals. we found this guy here, they had killed him. another witness described how one of the gunmen approached two children, the one child knelt and prayed. the other shot dead. the gunmen were armed with ak 47, ammunition clips and grenades. military trucks helped evacuate the injured. the attack the latest to target west african luxury hotels. in november, 20 people were kil

jonathan vigliotti kpix 5. >> the mood in brussels is tense. somber, really. right now, tributes are pouring in at one of the main plazas there. mourners are bringing candles, flowers, balloons and signs with messages of peace and unity as police patrol silently in the background. >>> meanwhile, bay area authorities are now on heightened alert. extra officers on patrol and other tactics you may not notice. our team coverage continues with kpix 5's cate caugiran. cate. >> reporter: liz, shock waves from the brussels attack being felt here in the bay area. and our security expert says iconic landmarks around the area make us a target. the department of homeland security says there is no specific credible intelligence of a threat to the u.s. but bay area law enforcement is making sure the public knows they are watching. >> we have additional officers that are being deployed throughout the city. the theory is that we want to have as many officers out available to the public. >> reporter: sfpd says that means expect to see more uniformed officers in high traffic ar

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jonathan vigliotti has the story. >> reporter: belgian forces stormed the brussels neighborhood of molonbeck and carried the most wanted man in the paris terror attacks. 26-year-old salah abdeslam was shot in the leg. cameras captured images of cops dragging a man in a white hooded sweatshirt into a police car. abdeslam had been on the run since last november. he rented the black volkswagen in belgium that was abandoned near the concert hall where most of the victims were killed. >> the fact that he has been on the run for some time they will want to know about his any other operatives at play. >> reporter: the raid comes after abdeslam's fingerprints were discovered in a brussels apartment that police stormed earlier this week. a man shot dead in that raid is believed to have been his accomplice. two other paris suspects are still at large. london. >> belgian public television reports that abdeslam has been taken to a hospital under a massive security presence. the french president says he will ask belgium to extradite abdeslam so he can be tried in france. >>> a long island father is charg

tonight, jonathan vigliotti reports, two of the suicide bombers are dead, a third suspect may be on the. >> reporter: we're standing just a few blocks away from the metro station that came under attack earlier today. this evening, it still remains shut down. as for the mood here on the streets, you can imagine, people very much on edge. police and military troops are here as they continue to search for at least one suspect that got away. >> reporter: two survivors, one clutching a baby, picked themselves up off the floor, moments after an explosion tore through the terminal. it was one of two powerful blasts at the brussels airport that blew out windows and caused the ceiling to can. >> everyone was panicking. >> two people with really covered with blood. >> reporter: an airport security camera captured this image of three men that belgian prosecutors say are behind the attacks. authorities believe the two men in black blew themselves up. they have issued a wanted notice for the third suspect. another deadly explosion rocked a busy subway station about an hour later. some passengers eva

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in brussels, jonathan vigliotti for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are hearing from concerned passengers returned to philadelphia, international, and a neat a oh is live at the airport with their story, anita. >> reporter: jessica, airport is still bustling with passengers, security as well, seems to be on high alert, we have seen k-9 units and swat van is here at the airport today but brussels terror attacks still leaving many passengers feeling uneasy. and with the grateful heart. he walk safely in the gates of the philadelphia a international airport, on wednesday. >> i'm definitely lucky, very lucky. >> reporter: he odd had been scheduled to fly out of brussels wednesday morning, a day after, rock belgium airport or metro. >> it was the same airline that i was supposed to take, where the explosion took place. >> it could have been -- >> reporter: tragedy in a ocean away is creating waves of emotions for passengers. >> i was shock. >> reporter: airport employee's throughout. >> this is where we are close to home, where i work at a airport. >> reporter: mercedes jones has pushed passen

jonathan vigliotti has more on the investigation and how city residents are coping. >> reporter: a diversetral brussels, beside a makeshift memorial to the bombing victims. a day after the attack killed at least 31 and injured more than 250. the city's spirit is unbroken. >> be stronger. >> reporter: daniel and dena are visiting have buffalo, new york. they left the rail station yesterday, about 20 minutes before the bombing. >> i think we need to be patient. give it sometime. and when the airport opens, we