benjamin hall is live in london. benjamin there is a raid going on right now. i understand it is the second of the day. what do they think they have inside? >> yeah, look this may well be bringing to a conclusion the largest manhunt that europe has seen. for the 8th paris attacker salah abdeslam. he is the one who got away. what we're hearing he is holed up in an apartment in the district of molenbeek, that is in brussels. there are shots fired. rumors of grenades also. we're just hearing perhaps he is wounded and may according to one belgian paper have been caught alive. this follows a raid on tuesday in which police went on a normal search and interrupted three men in a brussels apartment. there were shots fired. one man killed. salah abdeslam and another man escaped across the roofs. since then there has been massive manhunt underway for him. they seemed to tracked him down to this apartment in brussels. various rumors coming through right now. it does seem maybe this last paris attacker, salah abdeslam may have been caught alive. he is wounded, shots have b

we talked to benjamin hall. london is now under alert, as well. their airports at paris as well, so an unsettling situation across europe. if you're just tuning in, five explosions this morning around 8:00 a.m. two at the brussels airport, international airport. three at the metro stations. belgian news reporting 23 are dead. more than 30 injured. as heather was saying, this comes four days after the terrorists behind the paris attac attacks, salah abdeslam, was captured. one day after a terrorist suspect was identified. this is still a fluid situation. reports are just coming in. we're giving you all the information as we are getting it. heather, the big question still remains, who is behind these attacks? we're hearing reports of a possible suicide bomber, suicide vest. that is the big question here, that we don't have the answer to at the moment. >> the associated press and reuters reporting that at least one of the explosions there was caused by a suicide bomber, wallid ferris reporting that his sources are saying there were at least three sui

it was the first fly dubai crash operation. fox's benjamin hall reports, salah abdeslam was supposed to kill himself during the attacks but changed his mind. >> he admitted that he wanted wanted to blow himself up but changed his mind. this follows a day of dramatic scenes in which he and fourth others were captured in the brussels suburb of mollenbeck. dramatic photographs were taken. loirs have announced lawyers have announced they will fight his extradition. he is in bruges prison. last night frenl forensic teams salah was the be logistics guy who planned much of the operation. he has told belgian inestigators that during the summer he traveled around europe the pick up other attackers. salah called a friend for hem, and that friend tipped off the police, passing on the cell number. border police watched out as his accomplices might try flee. in london, benjamin hall, fox news. >> in turkey, a suicide bombing attack killed at least five people and injured dozens of others. it happened on istanbul's main pedestrian shong street. there is shopping street. >> the united states is war

benjamin hall is live in london with the latest on. that>> reporter: hi, jon, salah abdeslam will be transfer ped to france to face justice. information he might disclose may be significant. it was widely thought his capture brought forward the brussels attacks and he might disclose information about their plat. there is a rush to get him back to france and get him talking. he's not been fully questioned. today in belgian, soldiers searched woodlands near the french board. they had arrested during which assault guns and handguns were found. they have charged cricket of holding fake documents and transferring explosives. the brussels airport where 20 people were killed will open before the weekend. airport police were critized that the transport hub was not up to scratch and no security from the airport complex before the body search. there is a lot of political wrangling and most importantly searches in europe to find the other isis networks. >> benjamin hall, live from london, thank you. >>> the obama administration is inching close t

lauren: benjamin hall, thank you so much. nicole: president about has survived in argentina. the president criticized by republicans for not returning to the united state following the terror attacks in belgium. we do have details from fox business blake irving now. choosing a president obama says the bombings or another reminder that the world must unite to fight but he described the scourge of terrorism. >> thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the people of belgium. we stand in solidarity with them in condemning the separatist attacks against innocent people. we will do whatever is necessary to support our friend and ally of elgin and bringing to justice those responsible. >> briefer marks the day to start visit to cuba. not long after he attended a baseball game alongside raul castro. contenders to present john kasich were crying foul saying the president should have returned home. >> i'm a little surprised that the president is going to a baseball game when i believe he should and had i been president that would've cut short by visit. i would've flown home

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benjamin hall, thank you for. that now let's get reaction to the white house from denis m 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 others may be doing. and that's why it's important that we dig very hard into this case and why the president called the french president and the about belgium prime minister on friday. >> what have we heard from european authorities? we know that he is said some stuff to belgium prosecutors. but do we know whether or not in fact he is cooperating, the degree to his cooperation? trail that he may have left? >> i don't know much about. that. >> what are we learning both fro

benjamin hall is live-cé in lonn with more. a lot of talk today. tell us about it. >> reporter: that threatening a lot of escalation. you mentioned the possible pretelltive nuclear strikes. many people say this is just bravado bus north korea has been getting progressively worse and nothing should be taken off the table. north korea national state television today was showing their military in, and and warned they would counter any actions by the u.s. and also plan continue crease the nuclear arsenal. it's accepted that north korea cannot hit the u.s. with a nuclear missile but could place one of their crude warheads on their shoulderrer range scuds which can reach south korea and japan. and state media released ims of kim jong-un observing the firing of a new launch rocket in response to the latest sanctions. >> i think last check the united states has roughly 29,000 military personnel near the border in south korea. how do we know -- do we know how effect if the tease sanctions -- these sanks will be. >> one condition of the sanks is all ships co

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as benjamin hall reports, officials say salah abdeslam played a key role in the november attacks. >> reporter: a tense situation on the streets of belgium as investigators say they have captured a key suspect in the paris terror attacks. police say salah abdeslam played a major role in the november rampage that left 130 dead organizing logistics. >> our security forces have led operations in mullenbeck. three sches been arrested, among them salah abdeslam. >> reporter: investigators have found fingerprints belonging to abdeslam at the scene of an apartment raid. by friday they had tracked him to this area of brussels. police dogs lined the streets. it's a developing situation the whole world is watching closely. >> obviously the united states has deep ties to our allies across europe, but that's particularly the true when it comes to france and belgium, and the united states does have unique capabilities that we can use. >> reporter: now the focus turns to what information abdeslam may be able to provide to investigators, especially about the terror network in that area. >> this show

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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 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 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 others may be doing. and that's why it's important that we dig very hard into this case and why the president called the french president and the about belgium prime minister on friday. >> what have we heard from european authorities? we know that he is said some stuff to belgium prosecutors. but do we know whether or not in fact he is cooperating, the degree to his cooperation? trail that he may have left? that. >> what are we learning both from this and the prior investigation over the last four months about the extent of the isis terror network in europe

benjamin hall, thank you for. that now let's get reaction to the white house from denis m 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 about what others may be doing. and that's why it's important that we dig very hard into this case and why the president called the french president and the about belgium prime minister on friday. >> what have we heard from european authorities? we know that he is said some stuff to belgium prosecutors. but do we know whether or not in fact he is cooperating, the degree to his cooperation? and what about an electronic trail that he may have left? >> i don't know much about. that. >> what are we learning both from th

benjamin hall, . that now let's get reaction to the white house from denis mcdonough. welcome back to "fox news 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 others may be doing. and that's why it's important that we dig very hard into this case and why the president called the french president and the about belgium prime minister on friday. >> what have we heard from european authorities? we know that he is said some stuff to belgium prosecutors. but do we know whether or not in fact he is cooperating, the degree to his cooperation? and what about an electronic trail that he may have left? >> i don't know much about. that. >> whaar from this and the prior investigation over the last four months about the

benjamin hall, thank you for. that now let's get reaction to the white house from denis m mcdonough. welcome back to "fox news sunday." 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 others may be doing. and that's why it's important that we dig very hard into this case and why the president called the french president and the about belgium prime minister on friday. >> what have we heard from european authorities? we know that he is said some stuff to belgium prosecutors. but do we know whether or not in fact he is cooperating, the degree to his cooperation? trail that he may have left? >> i don't know much about. that. >> what are we learning both from this and the prior investigat

benjamin hall, . that now let's get reaction to the white house from denis 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 others may be doing. and that's why it's important that we dig very hard into this case and why the president called the french president and the about belgium prime minister on friday. >> what have we heard from european authorities? we know that he is said some stuff to belgium prosecutors. but do we know whether or not in fact he is cooperating, the degree to his cooperation? and what about an electronic trail that he may have left? >> i don't know much about. that. >> what are we learning both from this and the prior investigation over th

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benjamin hall, thank you for. that now let's get reaction to the white house from denis m 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 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 others may be doing. and that's why it's important that we dig very hard into this case and why the president called the french president and the about belgium prime minister on friday. >> what have we heard from european authorities? we know that he is said some stuff to belgium prosecutors. but do we know whether or not in fact he is cooperating, the degree to his cooperation? and what about an electronic trail that he may have left? >> i don't know much about. that. >> what are we learning both from this and the pri

benjamin hall, thank you for. that now let's get reaction to the white house from denis m 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. 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 others may be doing. and that's why it's important that we dig very hard into this case and why the president called the french president and the about belgium prime minister on friday. >> what have we heard from european authorities? we know that he is said some stuff to belgium prosecutors. but do we know whether or not in fact he is cooperating, the degree to his cooperation? and what about an electronic trail that he may have left? >> i don't know much about. that. >> what are we learning both fro

>> 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 others may be doing. and that's why it's important that we dig very hard into this case and why the president called the french president and the belgian prime minister on friday to commend them for this good work. >> what have we heard from european authorities? we know that he has said some stuff to belgium prosecutors. but do we know whether or not in fact he is cooperating, the degree to his cooperation? and what about an electronic trail he may have le

fox news's benjamin hall has latest. >> another complete sham of a trial from north korea. when that country is really provoking pushing threatening the u.s. and some countries in different ways. today the 21-year-old university of virginia student was paraded in front of cameras after learning that he had been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. simply for trying to take a banner from his hotel as souvenir. the trial lasted only one hour. the court saw cctv footage of warm brier as he walked down corridor and taking down the sign. showed it had his finger prints an clothes he was wearing. >> please safe my life. -- save my life. think of my family. think all of my family. reporter: unknown where he will be taken to serve his sentence. kim jong-il oversees vast network of labor camps. estimated 200,000 people are held in them including children. defectors have been told how torture and abuse of the worst kind. warmbier was arrested as he tried to lee the country. he told officials in pongyang he wanted the banner as trophy. he admitted to go to north korea to destroy the c

let's check in with our benjamin hall, he had the latest live from our london bureau. a lot going on in that region. reporter: you mentioned china. it significant that just today china and russia were both weighing in on this issue of north korea but warning not only north korea but also the us. today new images were released of those wargames between south korea and the us and its these wargames as well as recent sanctions to which the north has reacted. they are taking place as north korea continues to threaten nuclear attack. meeting in moscow today, the russian and chinese foreign ministers told north korea its nuclear ambitions were unacceptable and they urged pyongyang to resume nuclear talks but the real message was named for the us as both countries condemn the possible deployment of us missile defense system tosouth korea. the thing about the missile system , it's a terminal high altitudedefense the chinese foreign minister issued a warning to the us saying that one will quote, directly damaged the strategic safety of china and russia , balance the strategic b

benjamin hall is live from london with more. benjamin? reporter: when russian forces went into syria last september, they took the world by surprise. and the difference they made on the ground in propping up the assad regime, the pilots receiving a heroes welcome. russia flew,000 bombing raid. they helped ashould reclaim 6,000 miles of terrorist territory. this announcement comes as u.n. brokered peace deals get under way in geneva. the u.n. special envoy met with delegates in the hope they could agree on the political transition. the war has claimed the lives of 250,000 people and displaced 11 million. the syrian government refused to discuss his removal while the opposition say it's a precondition of the talks. this latest move by putin is going seen by some as a message to assad that he cannot also rely on russia to keep them in power. just today russian jets have been bombing in support of assad troops. says they won't close their two bases and they will keep bombing quote terrorist target it remains to be see how genuine their move r

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benjamin hall live in london. martha: overseas this morning the american isis fighter who handed himself over to kurdish forces in iraq this week said he made a bad decision. mohamed jamal khweis gave a interview. conor powell live from our middle east bureau. conor, do we know how he ended up with isis in the first place? reporter: yeah, martha. khweis said he left in the united states in december of last year. traveled to turkey via europe. once in turkey met an iraqi woman who helped facilitate his travel to the isis strong hold of mosul. from there he spent about a month or so in that isis city. it is not clear whether or not he joined isis and did any fighting from there but after about a month or so he decided to leave. simply didn't like it. kurdish officials tell fox that they found him earlier this week. he turned himself in. he didn't put up any type of fight. he had $4,000 on him. he immediately said he was an american and wanted to go to turkey. in an interview with kurdish tv he didn't explain why he

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in london, benjamin hall, fox news. >> a virginia man who allegedly fought with isis is speaking out why he decided to surrender this week. in a television interview he expressed regret for joining the group. he says he made a bad decision and was not thinking straight. he said he joined the group last year but had second thoughts once they started teaching him shariah law and banned him from smoking. >> during my whole trip there i didn't meet any americans, i didn't really support their that's when i decided i needed to escape. >> he has not yet revealed why he decided to fight with isis. >> well, it's the talk around town today in dc. the baby eaglet made its way into the world. it has some competition in alexandria. >> there's where another eagle family is getting a lot of attention. we're going to bring this story coming up next. >> about to have 500 people in your backyard. >>>ed 250 medical students all across the country were matched with their residency programs. >> the group anonymous reportedly hacked donald trump and gave out some of the gop presidential hopeful's persona

. >>> our own benjamin hall, the correspondent, has firsthand knowledge of previous raids and mistakes that were made. let's go to him now. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. i was in belgium soon after the paris attacks and witnessing the raids. one raid after another as they desperately tried to find another connected to the paris attacks. four months later, the one guy they were looking for managed to get away until just a few days ago. what it felt like back then was that they were raiding every house they could find. they ended up release 90% of the people they found. the big question, what happened. what they were able to do, which was successful since then. the one raid they did get last tuesday, the house that abdeslam fled from, they found a large cache of weapons in that. many heavy weapons, a lot of ammunition. so the big question now is were they planning other attacks alongside the suicide attacks. were they planning to perhaps have multiple gunmen alongside the suicide attacks? we're not sure. what is clear is that the raids that have been going on for the pas

benjamin hall, thank you. >> so what went wrong and how do authorities uncover the radical islamic terrorist networks that threaten us? the retired navy captain analyst chuck nash joins us. brothers known by police and we have heard this before. authorities know about these radicalized young men and how can we stop these types of atrocities? >> i think one of the biggest problems and when you look at europe you can put them in the land mass and there are 15 million east of the mississippi. they are in the isolated pockets and the ghettos if you will. it is in areas and it is totally isolated areas within the society. people who are being radicalized and it is not the syrian refugees of the that's the real threat that people are looking at as the most current threat. those radicals are falling into and being welcomed into communities that are disuh of coursed it. it -- disaffected and it goes back a generation to world war ii when they needed cheap labor. in germany they brought in the turks and the moroccans came to spain and pakistanis came to england. 1k3 they were never really accepted. t

in london, benjamin hall leading our coverage from that european capital. martha: these attacks come just days after the arrest of salah abdeslam in belgium. he's suspected of planning the coordinated terror attacks and said to be the last of the groups that are part of the operatives that were on the run. catherine herridge is with us in washington. what are your sources telling you is the connection between this arrest of salah abdeslam and these attacks. reporter: the identification after suicide bomber or bombers will help them lead to a wider network. we are told the arrest last friday of salah abdeslam accelerated an existing plot in the pipeline to target the metro system in bus else, belgium and the airport. but once he was picked up friday they decided to move forward the date execution. we are told by a counter terrorism source that a credible isis source posted mosul revenge for cooper brussels. cooper is a word used to speak of the non-believes in western nations. this does not amount to a claim of responsibility but it's another data point goin

. >> this came via benjamin hall who tweeted it for fox news, one of the correspondents based in london, he got news word of this and gave it to fox news, and in the picture, you see they have circled something, mike, can you tell what that is. >> i got it on the phone. i enlarged it. it looks like in the middle, looks like he has a glove on his left hand or something covering it. his right hand is visible. for the gentlemen on the left, the screen, the same red circlement his left-hand is covered possibly with a glovement his right hand not so much. the far gentlemen on the right side of the screen, no red circles around anything on his body there in his hands, clearly visible. >> a third bomb has been found and deactivated. not all the bombs planned to go off did go off. >> many people are wondering what could come next. there have been three ex-potion explosions. three americans injured. in the past hour or so, isis claimed responsibility for the attack, many people including representative eric swalwell saying the attack had the isis hallmark. it is confirmed ice sis claiming respon

we get the latest from fox's benjamin hall. >>reporter: today, sally and december lamb was formally charged with participation in a terrorist murder and he admitted to belgium investigators that ht wanted to blow himself up at thh france where his brother dieddid but he changed his mind. scenes in which he and four others were captured in if the bruise also raid.aid. three others were charged with hiding criminal. dramatic footage showed the moment he was taken from the apartment and bundled into a car. his lawyer has announced theyn will fight ex triadics. he has arrived at the prisonpris where there are special isolation cells for terrorists. it's unclear how long it will be until he is sent back to france. they are searching for any accomplishes. they are hoping he will give them information. he planned much of the operation and he is now told belgiumlgiu investigators that during the summer he traveled around urinel to pick up other tackers. we know now that the police were tipped off after he called a ca friend for help. a

let's go to benjamin hall who is joining us now from london. hi, benjamin. >> reporter: good morning, eric. a sad day today, and three days of mourning being announced for the 34 people killed and 200 wounded in brussels. the massive manhunt continues for the man who got away. the three suspects where 14 died, the two appear to be holding deadman switches in their left hands, so when they released the trolleys, the bombs went off. the man in the hat is suspected to the third attacker. a suicide vest was found undetonated in the airport. so we don't know why he chose not to do that. or if it didn't work. he is expected to be at large and police are searching for him across the city of brussels. a taxi driver took the three to the airport. he brought them from an area called schaerbeek. one apartment is the main focus in the area. chemicals have been found there, explosive device containing nails and isis flag. it's unclear who the extra belt was made for. this continually points to more networks in the heart of europe. a blast in the subway is s

. >>> benjamin hall, thank you. >>> america is on high alert. people at home are now being asked to take extra caution in light of the attacks in brussel. anna kooiman is live for us at new york's john f. kennedy airport with what is being done to keep us safe. >>> hi there, heather. good morning to you and good morning to everyone at home. the bombing that happened at the airport in brussel yesterday. if you remember it happened in the ticketing area outside of the security zone. there is talk this morning of possibly extending that second perimeter. some are for that and some are against it. meantime many airlines here in the united states they canceled hundreds of flights in light of the attack. of course the attacks are front and center in the minds of travelers today. these things are becoming more and more common. >> a little bit of an area but this has got to go on. >> if we quit traveling that gives the terrorists what they are looking for. >> can't just change other lives based on what happens in belgium and what happens elsewhere. >> e

correspondent benjamin hall has the latest. >> the biggest war game ever held between south korea and the furious response ek. from the north who today had scud missiles. the second time in a week. in another move which will inflame tensions, north korean state media released pictures of kim jong-un with a miniaturized warhead alongside plans to mount to it a rocket. north korea put the world on alert that it has ballistic missile ability and celebrated its success for all to see. its claim that kit miniaturize a weapon is met with skepticism. >> the u.s. hand seen the cape bill to miniaturize a warhead with regard to the ballistic missile threat. we still feel confident that we can deter a response from north korea. >> today u.s. responded with its own show of forceful as it announced that three stealth bombers were headed to the region. in another act of defiance, the north shut down the factory park run with south korea in case ong. this kind of response from the north is common during the annual war games. but this year, tensions are higher than before following the test in januar

i'm sure they do, but some are still out there. >> benjamin hall, thanks. julie? >>> a "fox news alert" now, the pentagon confirming the death of a u.s. marine killed by an isis rocket attack in northern iraq. it happened at an iraqi base just south of the isis stronghold of mosul. a u.s. defense official telling fox news several other marines were also hurt in this attack. this, by the way, is the second american serviceman to be killed while fighting isis since combat operations began in august of 2014. >>> another "fox news alert," a dubai airliner crashes in southern russia killing all 62 people on board. russia's emergency ministry says the plane clipped the grown with its wing before catching fire. the fly dubai plane was carrying 55 passengers and seven crew members. officials say both flight recorders have now been recovered at the crash site. there's no official cause at this time. airline officials say terrorism is not suspected so far. but it's been noted that wind were gusting near hurricane level at the time. >>> president obama renewing calls for sen

lauren: let's bring in benjamin hall right now for us and one in. how was the attack in brussels playing out where you are in london? >> london on heightened alert. that technically means there is a likely chance of an attack, but we think it's a precaution at the moment. the police are on standby. heightened security. the train to brussels has been canceled. david cameron tweedy now to support and sympathy for those people who died. so far 23 s.b. here in brussels. london has always prepared for an attack like this. they prepared for multiple attacks, multiple gunman attacks. we are seeing three today possibly in brussels. london preparing for things like this. it was always a vulnerable threat. people radicalized online. we see a much wider network coordinated attacks. both of these in belgium in brussels taking place around the same time, 8:00, this is where many people targeting the american airlines desk. they change the way these networks are working. nicole: benjamin, wanted to ask you, you've covered previous attacks in brussels and he talke

in london, benjamin hall, fox news. >> while it's still a mystery but bart officials say they are closing in on a foix to an electrical problem that's been playing the bits puring bay point lain for days. >> -- the pittsburgh bay point line for days -- the pittsburgh bay point -- the pittsburg/bay point line. rchts people are telling us people can expect to use the bus bridge through monday. you can start to see the early rush of afternoon commuters making their way home here at the north concord line headed over to pittsburg/bay point. we're get ago good idea of what's been happening. once they figure out what's been happening they will be able to get one step closer to opening the track and eliminating the use of those bus bridges. for now bart has called in an industry expert from the east coast. we're told he's a power control and protection specialist who understands high voltage in electrical systems. he and other investigators from bart are on a test train made up of a single car on the track. we're told that car is equipped with special measuring tools to help identify exactly whe

benjamin hall live from london. thank you. heather: coming up in the next hour, no more breaking news on the brussels attacks. after multiple explosions strike the airport and subway system in the belgian capital during morning rush hour. belgium raising its terror alert to its highest level, the airport on lockdown,all flights canceled and rail travel suspended. stick right here with fox news for the latest on the attacks . we will continue to follow this story.

benjamin hall has more on this from london. >> reporter: today the suspect was formally charged with participation in a terrorist murder and admitted to belgium investigators that he wanted to blow himself up where his brother died. but that he changed his mind. this follows a day of dramatic scenes in which he and four others were captured in three different raids in the brussels district. two others have been charged with hiding criminals and one with participation in a terrorist murder. dramatic footage showed the moment he was taken from the apartment and bundled into a car. france has said they will request extradition as soon as possible. but his lawyer has announced they will fight it. he arrived in prison, around 50 miles from brussels where there are special isolation cells for terrorists. it's unclear how long until he's sent back to france. last night forensic teams scoured the raided apartment and will now be searching for any accomplices hoping that he may give them information that might lead to jihadis or other terror cells. he was a logistics guy who planned much of t

>> thank you from london, benjamin hall. now reaction from white house chief of staff, welcome back, to fox news sunday. >> what's the significance of abdeslam's capture? what does it help us do in temperatures of stopping future isis attacks? >> it is important because it send as strong message that our allies and we, will not stop until we get all of the fact of the case figured out and i know this will bance intensive process to figure out what he knows and what he did and what he knows about what others are doing so that is why it is important to dig hard into the case and why the president called the french president and belgium prime minister on friday to commend them for the good work. >> what have we heard from europe and the authorities. we know he has said some things but do we know if he is cooperating? the degree of the cooperation? and with about an electronic trail through cell phones or other devices? >> request have news on that but people are looking at that closely in europe and i am sure we will hear about

. >> benjamin hall has been following all the development from london. hey, benjamin. >> reporter: good morning. today just to say the u.s. has issued a travel advisory to all americans who are thinking of going to europe and warning of possibly potential attacks in the future. you're talking about all these people who were hurt. that brings it to life. at the airports, there are suggestions that the american airlines check-in desk was close to one of the bombs. no guarantee if that was a target specifically. and it is now thought that the attacks were carried out by the brothers. khalid and ibrahim el bakraoui. both had criminal records. so the question being asked is when authorities should have known for about them. today a warning also coming from the u.s. government, but lawmakers, as well, including michael mccall, house homeland security committee chairman. he suggested that there may be more attackers out there. >> we know the mastermind of the paris attack, abaaoud, claimed that he brought in 90 potential terrorists to europe as ticking timebomb

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benjamin hall is live in london. this surprised a lot of people. how significant is this move? reporter: back in september when russia went into syria it took the world by surprise. almost as soon as president putin announced his departure russian planes started leaving syria, planes that flew 9,000 bombing raids. the russians always claimed they were targeting terrorist groups but most of the strikes were against moderate trained by american forces. it's interesting to see how it will affect the peace talks in geneva. peace talks come on the fifth anniversary of the syrian conflict and the main sticking point is assad himself. syrian government refused to dozen his removal. but the latest move by putin. he can not always rely on russia to keep him in power. russia intends to keep some forces in the country and it will continue attacking terrorist groups so it remains to be seen how genuine this departure is. bill: a big day in the buckeye state. hamilton county, corner of the state, a lot of republican votes. john kasich needs to win at home. will the swing states swing his wa

benjamin hall, thank you so much. people thought he was in morocco or sire. he was just write under the cop's nose. >> and his friend turns him in. i saw what you -- we used to be friends until what happened in paris. not your friend anymore. turn your information over it authorities. >> thank heaven for the cowardice of terrorist friend. >> but he reportedly was being moved from location to location. how many people helped this guy? >> this is right in the center of europe by the way. center of belgium. which used to be a peaceful country. no longer is, good question. >> 35 minutes after the hour. other stories making headlines, dramatic explosive motion inside a massachusetts bakery. horn standing six photo from the blast blast when it all happened. part of the wall was blown out. a stack of trays saved his levee. hair was singed but otherwise is he okay. up explosion caused theáó explosion. bakery is closed for repairs. a new york city teacher shows a isis beheading video to her student. they students telling her parents and police they were terrified an