nema is outside the airport, which is sort of a staging area for the police. can you bring us up to date on the latest scene. is the threat considered contained at the airport now? >> there are a number that has gone out. traffic is moving to some extent. what they are concerned is creating gridlocks, chokeholds is and a chaps for greater panic. they are trying to move people through as quickly as possible. their message then is then go home. they are containing the threat here. they are concerned about what else could still be out there. part of pushing that out to the maximum is to give the powers to do that. to deploy soldiers and greater security on the streets. in order to do that safely and to not create other softer targets they are asking people not to conjugate and to staeup indoors. they have shut down the metro stations and the under passes. brussels is a city with a lot of underpasses in many of its major roads. they shut down in a down. they are asking everybody to stay indoors. the city is in effect in lockdown. >> authorities telling people at t

. >> nema on the scene where it all happened just hours ago. join meing me now to talk about this raid, its effects and salah abdeslam's capture, paul cruickshank, bob baer and michael weiss. paul, if i could begin with you, how this raid materialized. the manhunt in effect, the trail had gone cold. this was a bit of luck that led them to him, was it not? >> jim, that's absolutely right. the trail really had gone stone cold since he got back to brussels the night after the attacks and melted away inside brussels. if you go back to tuesday afternoon in brussels, police launched a search on a propert, on an apartment in brussels. they were not expecting to find anybody there at all, but they had some intelligence that that address was linked in some way to the paris attacks. when they went in to try and search that property, there was a massive firefight that the three terrorists inside opened up on the police. the police were forced to retreat. one of the terrorists inside carried on, providing covering fire. he was eventually killed by a belgia

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