is it that after four months on the run, what might have been the events, that might have led to salah abdelas lam's arrest now. >> it's been a massive operation contracting with different countries all over europe. we know that abdel someone salam was a driver. i >> trying to catch him alive, knowing that he would blow himself up, he was the missing link. he's the guy who is going to lead them everywhere. even if he doesn't say anything there is enough evidence garnered from the interviews to be able to start tripping up other pieces of evidence in order to try first secure a conviction, and also a lot more people in this operation. >> how was he able to evade capture in this length of time? >> numerous identities. he would change the look of himself, i would imagine. i imagine he would have got straight to ground in paris and fanned out once the police operation had filtered down. a move to belgium where he felt safe, where he knew there was a safe house. >> he wasn't hiding in a bunker somewhere. this was someone who was renting cars, houses, apartments. he was moving around. how is it th

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the dramatic police raid capturing europe's most wanted terrorist, 26-year-old salah abdel salaam. president obama called to congratulate belgium's prime minister who appeared with the french president announcing the news. he's one of ten isis members identified by investigators as taking part in the paris attacks. all now either died carrying them out, were killed or captured. he has been on the run from the police for four months. finally police closed in on him. the top terror suspect who was able to avoid capture for so long even in a major european capital. now potentially providing investigators with an intelligence gold mine. >> this case is all about intelligence. the ability to look and see if there are other pending attacks or those that are in place right now. additionally, they'll be looking at other co-con spiritors. who are other members of the organization? >> he was found in this neighborhood just streets from his childhood home. meanwhile, the pren much president saying there were many more people involved in the paris attacks than were first thought. keir simmons,

and also he represented out the hide out in brussels where salah abdels lam fled. but several men are still being hunted. john kerry visited brussels on friday to pay his respects and discuss the security. president obama has emphasized the close cooperation ongoing. >> the united states is on the ground in belgium supporting investigation. we ramped up our intelligence operations. >> 101 casualties are still being treated in hospital. four of those killed in tuesday's bomb attacks have yet to be positively identified. it's a difficult and forensic task. >> touch understand that a terrorist bomb contain small and larger metal pieces and these hit the victims at a high speed. out of respect for their relatives we won't release further details. >> brussels remains tense and the interrier you minister canceled a rally to be held on sunday. policing that, would hamper the security. >> we would need police capacity all over the country and it is our main priority to let the police do these inquiries. >> the organizers agreed. the rally is off. but the grieving goes on.

a government minister said we've got him and that was taken to mean that salah abdel slam was in custody hollande and charles michel, the prime minister of belgium, already attending a european summit on the other massive issue they've been dealing with and that's immigration out of the middle east. and they ended up talking about this joint raid. what started with a terrorist attack in paris four months ago, the deaths of 130 innocent people continues to play out and it has stretched for a long time one assumes, electronics, drones, whatever the public has needed. the public has been willing to give up civil rights and liberties after the terrorist attacks. they were willing to do what they needed to do because it was decided for the public good something that resonates and this country post-member amman, i do recall that they exerted special power, certainly in france but also in belgium. it's common, we keep having this debate in this country. >> every country has debated its own version of the patriot act similar to what the united states went through after 9/11. a lot of folks in fr