toorabally is one of hundreds of security guards at the stade de france. salim toorabally: i try to recognize in advance which people might present a threat. i pass on the information using this microphone and headphone. it's then relayed to stadium security. >> still, holigans have managed to smuggle fireworks into the stadiums. and there have been severe clashes both before and after the matches. it's just not possible for toorabally and his colleagues to have everything under control. mr. toorabally: i was worried earier. a bus with germans arrived, and they were actually drinking beer at 7:00 in the morning. >> he says he and his colleagues have to react immediately to keep situations from escalating. and he knows what he's talking about. his attentiveness prevented a massacre. he drives around the stade de france with us, to entrance l, where he was posted on november 13 of last year, for the match between france and germany. a young man tried to get into the stadium through this gate, without a ticket. mr. toorabally: his behavior attracted my attent

toorabally is one of hundreds of security guards at the stade de france. salim toorabally: i try to recognize in advance which people might present a threat. i pass on the information using this microphone and headphone. it's then relayed to stadium security. >> still, holigans have managed to smuggle fireworks into the stadiums. and there have been severe clashes both before and after the matches. it's just not possible for toorabally and his colleagues to have everything under control. mr. toorabally: i was worried earier. a bus with germans arrived, and they were actually drinking beer at 7:00 in the morning. >> he says he and his colleagues have to react immediately to keep situations from escalating. and he knows what he's talking about. his attentiveness prevented a massacre. he drives around the stade de france with us, to entrance l, where he was posted on november 13 of last year, for the match between france and germany. a young man tried to get into the stadium through this gate, without a ticket. mr. toorabally: his behavior attracted my attent

peninsula's "charlie hebdo" attacks in 2015, moving on to the attacks at th bataclan theater and the stade de france last november which killed over 130 innocent civilians. this is a continuum. you go to the brussels attacks. as of right now, we know it's an attack. the question is, is it a terrorist attack, by which group, al qaeda of the arabian peninsula? al qaeda advocated this type of attack as far back as 2010 in their magazine where they wrote take your cars and use them to strike down your enemies. israel has seen over 48 attacks in the last three years killing 29 israeli citizens and wounding over 100 of people taking their cars or trucks from their businesses and just running over civilians. someone has clearly been inspired by this methodology and has decided to use it on bastille day here in nice. >> it's that that leads you, you were the one who cautioned us earlier that we were hoping and praying that it was a disgruntled individual, that this wasn't as bad as it turns out to be. it's that that leads you to think this is at minimum, an inspired individual and at worst, directly affilia

cnn's football analyst owen har d hargreaves was in the stade de france. rinaldo went off injured yet portugal managed to prevail. >> the best player in the world, one of the greatest we've ever seen, all the goals he scores for club and country went off. and a player that didn't score a goal for his club in swansea this season gets the winner. i thought portugal did enough. the game plan was to be defensive and play on the counterattack. it worked. i think france for the first 20 minutes were the best team but then folded. i thought portugal deserved the win. they were the better team. >> this was the one trophy or a major piece of international silv areware. does this mean that he is now up there with the greatest of all time? >> i think he was before the game. i don't think it changes anything. maybe changed it for him. he went off in tears, devastated. probably thought that chance had gone for him to lead the country. his teammates rallied around him. made some changes tactically and were able to do enough. he was the best player on the field. eder cam