we know that abdel someone salam was a driver. >> 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 that he can be remain undetected? >> under a false identity and a new look. >> we know much of this goes back to the raid which took place in bless else on tu

and it comes after authorities in brussels arrested sala salam. >> prosecutors say it's not possible at this stage to establish possible link. . >> ave chance, this afternoon, just after the latest briefing of the bombings in brussels >> we're hearing upwards of 50 wounded. >> isis just claimed credit for it. we can't confirm that, but it's problem. we've been working with belgium to trying to improve intelligence gathering and intelligence sharing. we continue to offer help, including our specialist, our fbi agents and our intelligence

police captured salam in prus sells saturday. charlie d'agata has more from the belgium prison where the 26- year-old is being held. >> reporter: the international man hunt for abu salam ended five blocks from a house he grew up, this is thought to be him shot in the leg dragged in a police car. and salam may have been planning further attacks. >> we have a follow-up of weapons, heavy weapons. >> reporter: and his fingerprints. french prosecutors accused him of being a key operative in the isis-directed terrorist attack that occurred in november and he admitted he was blow himself out in france, but backed out. that triggered a complaint from fren marnier, the lawyer who says it is a breach of his client's confidential nality, it could stop him from speaking in the future. >> it is important, because he has a lot of information, a lot of information that interests the judge and the police officers. >> reporter: like who helped him slip away from paris, and find his way back to his old neighborhood of mowambek, right under the nos

today's attacks come just four days after the arrest in brussels of the paris massacre suspect salam abdeslam. and so many questions here tonight, lester. how big is this new terror cell, and who exactly is on the loose? belgian tv reporting tonight that a cab driver told police he dropped off three men at the airport who had great difficulty getting heavy bags out of his car. he told police and then led them to the house where the police found those explosive materials tonight. >> bill. you showed us that photo of the airport attackers. now an all-out manhunt is under way for a suspect spotted on that surveillance photo at the airport along with two men believed to be the pair of suicide bombers who struck that location. authorities are digging for whatever possible terror nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel tells us more. >> reporter: these are the men belgian prosecutors say who were responsible for today's atrocities at the brussels airport. the two in black probably blew themselves up with suitcase bombs soon after this image was recorded. both are wearing gloves

today's attacks come just four days after of the paris massacre suspect salam abdeslam. and so many questions here tonight, lester. how big is this new terror cell, and who exactly is on the loose? belgian tv reporting tonight that a cab driver told police he dropped off three men at the airport who had great difficulty getting heavy bags out of his car. he told police and then led them to the house where the police found those explosive materials tonight. lester? >> bill. you showed us that photo of the airport attackers. now an all-out manhunt is under way for a suspect spotted on that surveillance photo at the airport along with two men believed to be the pair of suicide bombers who struck that location. authorities are digging for whatever possible terror connections they may have. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel tells us more. >> reporter: these are the men belgian prosecutors say who were responsible for today's atrocities at the brussels airport. probably blew themselves up with suitcase bombs soon after this image was recorded. both are wearing

this is salam abdeslam. the dramatic video shows his safehouse surrounded by police. he bursts out and runs down the street. officers open fire. shot in the leg, he is led away. and tonight police launching a new manhunt for another suspect, najim nashwari, described as dangerous, his dna found at reising locations housing explosives. belgian officials say despite arresting abdeslam who drove suicide bombers to the stadium they are far from solving the puzzle of how isis carried off the investigators he was preparing more attacks. filmed from a rooftop the arrest of abdeslam fleeing from this doorway shot here on the sidewalk raises multiple questions. why did it take four months to find him and how many others are planning attacks? intelligence failures before the paris attacks include allowing known isis operatives to return to europe, buy guns and prepare explosives. the agencies that fail to track him now scrambling to find other isis recruits. >> to my mind this does strike me as an intelligence failure. abdeslam has been able to hide how the roughly four months

i think it's very important that he talks with the judge. >> reporter: abdul salam was finally caught just 500 yards from his parents' home, the place he grew up. he was tracked down when a friend called the police and passed on the cell phone number he was using. today the belgium interior minister said he was shocked at the level of support he received while on the run. it was a lot higher than previously expected. and now the hunt is on for anyone else that may want to commit attacks. chris? >> benjamin hall reporting from london. thank you for that. now let's get reaction to the arrest from white house chief of staff dennis mcdonough. welcome back to "fox news sunday." what's the significance of the capture? what is it going to help us do in terms of stopping future isis terror attacks. >> it's important because it sends a very strong message that our allies and we in support of them are not going to stop until we get all the facts of this case figured out. and now i know there will be an intensive process to figure out what he knows an what he did and what he knows about what oth

tuesday a routine house raid, one was killed after salam escaped to a roof. suicide bomber confiscated phones which may have helped track him down. >>> yesterday we won an important battle the prime minister telling europeans, but we realize we have not won the war. and tonight boarrders across europe are on alert, accomplices who may be on the run. >>> there is a question whether wind may have been the cause of the fly dubai jet. it happened about 600 miles outside of moscow. all 62 aboard died. >>> the annual pink saturday event has been canceled because they can't find a sponsor. usually held a night before the parade and draws tens of thousands of people. last year the lbg tnt center stepped up. >> the center is not able to do it this year. no other community group stepped up, so there will be a street closer. >> so the mayor said why there isn't an official event, he expects there to be many on that road. >>> glasses went on ebay yesterday with a start of $3200. now they are going for $5,000. the model is said to be more consumer focused after the model

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says, two from utah were ser qusly hurt. and it comes after authorities in brussels arrested sala salam. >> prosecutors say it's not possible at this stage to establish possible link. . >> ave chance, this afternoon, just after the latest briefing of the bombings in brussels >> we're hearing upwards of 50 wounded. >> isis just claimed credit for it. we can't confirm that, but it's problem. we've been working with belgium to trying to improve intelligence gathering and intelligence sharing. we continue to offer help, including our specialist, our fbi agents and our intelligence people to the extent it wanted or help them improve their ability to network. and work on this. >> and there are tens and thousands of u.s. students overseas. this is a parent who had has a child in belgium, is it time for >> i don't think so. this is one of the random acts. the probability was higher to happen in europe than in the united states. it's -- it's a really tough decision for a parent to make. overall, you know the statistics, and likely, and that's no solis to a parent whose child is studying in bruss

salah abdel salam is wounded by but alive. >>> migrants are meeting in brussels to broke aerosolution. >>> louisiana is helping those impact bid the flooding to get aid and groceries. and police near gulf sores, alabama, have arrested merely 600 spring breakers this month mostly for underage drinking, neighboring dosal communities are also curbing the come problem. >>> our tampa bay rays are days away from leaving for havana for a whirledwind 48 hour trip. ian rais caught one them and got their perspective on this once in a lifetime opportunity. >> reporter: as final preps are underway in cuba for a historic baseball game in havana, it's business as usual as the tampa bay spring training checks. but there's a lot of buzz about next week. >> i think it will be a big headline. >> reporter: they were selected to play the high-profile game against the cuba national team. they won their position through a lottery. >> we're not only representing tampa bay area antibiotic bawlball club, but we're also representing tampa bay baseball. >> reporter: this is a different kind of trip that debail

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. >>> france looks for extradition of saleh abdel-salam. >> a suicide-bomber killing five people, turkey's latest attack. >> another bomb goes off in turkey, this time in istanbul in the middle of the city's biggest shopping district. this area would have been packed with hundreds of shoppers and visitors. istanbul's governor was at the scene shortly after the attack. >> a sued bomber blew himself up in front of the governorship building and killed three people and wounded 21 others. three of them were in critical condition. one just died in hospital. information is being tracked down by our colleagues. >> although no one has claimed responsibility two government officials have implicated kurdish separatists linked to the armed pkk, which has been at war with the tourish state for decades. >> months ago, they have announced the parting is spread all over turkey. >> between the government and the pkk broke down in july of last year, there have several bomb attacks across the country. days later they announced that it was closed to istanbul that another act of violence was imminent. the germ

gear by the arrest last week of this man, salam abdeslam, one of the accused paris bombers who was hiding out in belgium. tonight, belgian authorities say abdeslam is cooperating with interrogators and so his former colleagues may have wanted to strike before they got pulled in. but the real shock today is just how predictable it all is. >> this is where intelligence meets up with law enforcement. they don't have the quantity of resources that we have in the united states. >> reporter: thousands of europeans have traveled to fight with isis in syria and iraq and hundreds have returned. european security agencies have thousands on watch lists. isis members' names are even listed in documents, allegedly stolen by an isis defector. how big of a problem is isis in europe? >> it's a very big problem. clearly there's a strategy campaign going on right now. >> reporter: abdeslam was caught in the very brussels neighborhood where the paris attack was planned just a few doors from his home. four months to find him, and after today's horror the question is how many more terrorists are ready to stri

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the dramatic police raids capturing europe's most wanted t, 26-year-old salam abdeslam on the run since the paris massacre which killed 130 people.night president obama called to congratulate belgium's prime minister who appeared with the french president cing the news. abdeslam, one of ten isis members identified by investigators as taking part in the paris attacks, all either died carrying them out, were killed or captured. he had been on the run from police for four months. th attacks he's seen on surveillance video in northern france at a gas station. friends and then t through a border checkpoint and into belgium. the manhunt accelerating when his was found abandoned in paris later that month. twice since, once in december and again prosecutors said his fingerprints had been found in raids in brussels, and the key breakthrough was that tuesday raid in the brussels neighborhood of molembique. a suspect is shot dead after abdeslam was to have slipped away but tonight police closed in hon him. the top terror suspect who was able to avoid long, even in a major european capital, now pro

the dramatic police raids capturing europe's most wanted terrorist, 26-year-old salam abdeslam on the run since the paris massacre which killed 130 people. tonight president obama called to congratulate belgium's prime minister who appeared with the french president announcing the news. abdeslam, 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 had been on the run from police for four months. the morning after the attacks he's seen on surveillance video in northern france at a gas station. he caught a ride with friends and then making it through a border checkpoint and into belgium. the manhunt accelerating when his suspected suicide vest was found abandoned in paris later that month. twice since, once in december and again tuesday, prosecutors had been found in raids in brussels, and the key breakthrough was that tuesday raid in the brussels neighborhood of molembique. a suspect is shot dead after abdeslam was thought to have slipped away but tonight police closed in hon him. th

investigators into the paris attacks now hope abdul salam will reveal information about he confessed already to prosecutors that he planned to blow himself up that night but he changed his mind. prosecutors also claim that leading up to the attack, he traveled around europe picking up other attackers and that he was the one who bought hydrogen peroxide to make the explosives. his lawyer said was cooperating. >> there is a cooperation with the belgium justice. let's go further on with that corroboration. i think it's very important that he talks with the judge. >> reporter: abdul salam was caught 500 yards from his parents' home. he was tracked down when a friend called the police and passed on the cell phone number he was using. today the belgium interior minister said he was shocked at the level of support he received while on the run. it was a lot higher than previously expected. and now the hunt is on for commit attacks. benjamin hall, thank you for. that now let's get reaction to the white house from denis m mcdonough. sunday." capture? what is it going to help us do in terms of

. >>> the most wanted man in europe abdel salam is in police custo custody. he's bled tore the logistical person in the paris attacks. he was nabbed in an apartment in brussels. belgian authorities have officially charged him and another man in the participation of the terrorism murders. >>> officials say both flight recorders have now been found at the crash site in russia. we'll have much more at the top of the hour. >>> our next many has to bring our country together so we can all share in the promise of america. we should be breaking down barriers, not building walls. we're not going to succeed by dividing this country between us and them. >>> welcome back to this one-hour edition of "the journal editorial report." >> i'm paul gigot. that was hillary clinton on tuesday sounding very much like a general election candidates. her campaign is reportedly preparing their trump battle plan, but does the democratic front-runner have her own vulnerabilities to overcome first? we're back with dan henninger, james freeman and kim stossel. is this the sp last challen

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. >>> the most wanted man in europe abdel salam is in police custo custody.s bled tore the logistical person in the paris attacks. he was nabbed in an apartment in brussels. belgian authorities have officially charged him and another man in the participation of the terrorism murders. >>> officials say both flight recorders have now been found at the crash site in russia. we'll have much more at the top of the hour. >>> our next many has to bring our country together so we can all share in the promise of america. we should be breaking down barriers, not building walls. we're not going to succeed by dividing this country between us and them. >>> welcome back to this one-hour

reihan salam executive editor of the national review.rcus is columnist at the "washington post." jonathan martin is national political correspondent for "new york times." susan i want to start with you where. is the republican race now as you see it? >> john kasich told you there have been ten contested conventions only three wept with the front runner. one contested convention since we went to modern primary system went with the front runner that was gerald ford in 1976. like it or not donald trump is likely to be the republican nominee for president that can be really messy convention or can be a relatively smooth convention. but the fact is, he is by far most likely nominee going at this moment. >> we won't know until california which is last day of voting june 7. california and new jersey two, large states will cast their ballot. in california is district by district with possibility of g.o.p. race coming down to a ted cruz, john kasich, donald trump battle. heartland of santa monica, marin county. to decide who next g.o.p. nominee i

suspect allegedly linked to the paris terror attacks and he's identified as a potential accomplice of salam abdeslam who had been on the run for months. now we get a new look at the moment abdeslam was taken down last week. nbc's keir simmons has >> reporter: stunning images of the moment when europe's most wanted terrorist was captured. abdeslam. the dramatic video shows his safehouse surrounded by police. he bursts out and runs down the street. officers open fire. shot in the leg, he is led away. and tonight police launching a new manhunt for another suspect, najim nashwari, described as dangerous, his dna found at reising locations housing explosives. belgian officials say despite arresting abdeslam who drove suicide bombers to the stadium they are far from solving the puzzle of how isis carried off the massacre. abdeslam telling investigators he was preparing more attacks. filmed from a rooftop the arrest of abdeslam fleeing from this the sidewalk raises multiple questions. why did it take four months to find him and how many others are planning attacks? intelligence failures before the

back in paris amid the shootings and bombings, one of the attackers, salam abdeslam got away and made it to belgium where a senior u.s. official said abdeslam rebuilt what was left of the cell and started to plan for new atrocities. u.s. officials tell nbc newsha at the airport attack weighed as much as 44 pounds each and belgian authorities today uncovered a huge stockpile of explosives the terrorists left behind. what does that say to you about what they found? >> we found detonators and materiel to produce detonators. we know how they are operated. >> reporter: thomas renard is a terrorism expert who advises the belgian government. >> the question is, one, whether that factory was used for other operations, for making other bombs that may still be out there, so that is something we need to be very careful with. >> reporter: this is yet another house police have raided as they follow the evidence trail. we don't know all the details of what they found inside yet, but what is clear is that they are very much playing catchup. belgian police said today they found ibrahim bakraoui's las