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And the subway which is in the heart of brussels. it is as if two bombs went off at ronald reagan airport in the heart of washington d.c. and another bomb at a metrostop not far from the capitol. it is a gripping video. the first bomb was a suitcase bomb and then the second bomb went off. a suicide belt. and tiles coming off of the ceiling and people screaming and glasses blown out of the front of the departure terminal packed at 7:00 a.m. and an hour later another bomb in the subway cars. that ...

Ringleader, as someone who may have made these explosives as well. so theyre looking for him and possible attackers but the belgian prime minister is saying we have no real info at the moment. their priority is to look after the wounded after this quite blind, cowardly act. again it follows all the hallmarks of paris, and if you were to go further, you would say theres a likelihood of other attacks out there. we have been talking all day whether or not there was a response to salah abdeslams arr...

A warm welcome back to viewers watching right here in the u.s. and those of you tuned in from all around the world. this is "cnn newsroom," im errol barnett. >> and im rosemary church. its time to check the main stories were following this hour. u.s. president obama is set to meet with his cuban counterpart on monday. he is the first sitting president to visit the island nation in 88 years. critics say the u.s. reengagement with cuba rewards an authoritarian regime. a bus crashed in spain. 1...

Carrying students crashes on spanish highway, killing 14 people, and injuring 30 others. the bus appeared to have hit the right-hand side barriers of the highway, then cart wheeled across the road before slamming into the central fence and landing on its side. it happened in the northeast part of the country. the bass was traveling between valencia and barcelona as the students were returning from a fireworks festival. investigators are looking into the cause of that crash. >> tragic. meanwhil...

Camera by news crews at street level and by ron pearlstein from his video production office directly across the street. >> i was sitting at my desk and i saw smoke. just a little smoke coming out of the window. then i saw more. i grabbed my camera, i started shooting. >> as pearlstein zooms in on the building, he sees a man perched on a window ledge trying to escape the thick smoke. >> im like, oh, my god, now this is a life or death situation. >> firefighters from the fdny rescue one unit arriv...

>> obviously theres no way for us to know but theres no evidence of this about this cell. what i do know is that each intelligence official i talked to within the last week that other plots are in motion, in their words, in europe. other plots that have direct connection with isis facilitators and being able to take down one cell, capture salah abdeslam, arrest him, thats obviously an important breakthrough. but people should understand there are multiple plots and personalities who are part of ...

European services than is the case now. this is really the equivalent of a three-alarm fire and the u.s. has been trying every way it can to help them get their arms around the problem. >> david ignatius with the "washington post." david, thank you for your time, sir. tara palmieri, political reporter based in brussels joins me right now. tara, as were watching this unfold, i want to point out that were waiting to hear from the belgian prosecutor coming up. i believe at 3:30 eastern time. well t...

Fox news alert. this what we have seen playing out moments ago on the streets in brussels, belgium, and youre going to see in just a moment as they took salah abdeslam into custody and put him into the car on the left-hand of the screen, a stunning -- there it is. been looking for him for a long time, its believed his brother was also involved in that paris bombing and attack that night, and now he is in custody as we watch all of this unfold and we wonder if there are any connections to other a...

Were going to turn next tonight to an abc news investigation. 400,000 americans were rushed to the hospital by helicopter last year alone. many of them life-saving flights, not fully covered by insurance, costing patients tens of thousands of dollars. abcs chief investigative correspondent brian ross tonight with some families and what they say they were not told. >> reporter: a growing fleet of helicopter ambulances is credited with saving thousands of lives. >> theyre just angels in the sky. t...

Never again. the azeedies were brutalized. women used as sex slaves. children for soldiers, men murdered. it is unclear how many died. u.s. officials think it may be genocide. it took four years of desperation to spark the largest refugee crisis since world war ii. even the rise or fall of the soviet union did this. unable to see an end to the war or a future in the middle east, they left. to germany -- [ chants ] greece or anywhere in between or beyond. risking life, bringing out the worst and ...