monday, the another attacker, lacroix. diana diez, 7 news. >> lynn: stay with 7 news for the latest on the terror in brussels. we'll have a lot more throughout thisnastic and updates any time as they happen on the website, wsvn.com. >> well, another historic change coming to cuba, i new venture preparing to set sail in havana. >> anchor: carnival cruise line has been improved by the cuban government. >> lynn: and this is the first time in 50 years that a cruise ship will go to cuba. this is a big deal. >> reporter: lynn and jeff, it will be all board for cuba soon enough. for about 2 grand, you can be part of a seven-day trip that hasn't been taken from a cruise ship from america in over 50 years. cue the commercialism. crowds of culture hungry tourists and the cruise ships. so far it's just one ship, operated by a subsidiary of carnival cruise line. but come may 1st, it's officially scheduled to be open for you saw to cuba business. >> carnival has become the first 50 years to be granted approval from cuba to sail from th

abdelslam has been on the loose they announced another attacker, lacroix. and if they are not connect, it was set off a day after the release of his sketch. just a short time ago, belgium interior minister said that though they knew an extremist act was being planned for europe, they were struck by the scale of the attack in brussels. >> lynn: well, new york and washington d.c. ramped up security in the wake of the terror attack in brussels. >> anchor: jessica holly has more for us. >> reporter: jeff, the department of homeland security saying that there's no specific and credible intelligence of a threat to the united states, even so security is stepped up across the nation with new york city taking the lead. throughout the day, the city is boosting the number of police officers on duty by the thousands, across the city's across the city, jfk national airport in hopes of increasing the vigilance at all of the high-profile areas. >> this includes the special weapons teams transit canine special operations division, special decks canine, the vapor weight dog

. >> najim, lacroix, a picture was sent out of this individual, probably the most wanted man in europethis is troubling for obvious reasons. he is still on the run, still at large, we may not be done with this current wave of terror. >> who you expect to see more such attacks in other cities in europe, and maybe in the united states? >> it's certainly possible in europe. i'm not sure of the connection to the united states although you can never quite rule out the attempt by a home grown radical. >> why have we been luckier in that particular way? >> i'm not sure it is a matter of luck. i think it is a matter of geography. first of all we are separated by two vast oceans. as a landmass europe is closer to the fight. second of all, i think it's much more difficult in coordinate across security services. so i'm talking not only here across german, french, british, et cetera, but even within belgium. we've seen a highly fragmented security service where law enforcement intel residence is speak several different languages. mott many arabic speakers. because we've been on such high alert sin