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Can for ten days? >> i think its possible. they may have kept the trash removal companies out while they did forensics. we dont know. it would be a good question to learn the schedule for pickup and had that trash been removed since that time. >> the belgium prime minister today said they will continue to high state of alert, this highest state of alert in brussels for another week until next monday. they have to have, spider, some specific information to cause this kind of major dislocation. >>...

Lot of good forensics. its the soft targets you dont expect it where you become that much more vulnerable. >> you agree, paul? >> absolutely. and this is the isis playbook they can get automatic weapons and there is concern that these terrorists can get weapons quite easily in the united states and very powerful weapons at that and concern that isis could send over some european extremists its recruiting and training in syria and iraq and the evidence from this paris suggests some attackers coul...

With these police searches. heres what we know. as you said, it did not have a detonator, but what it did have was two charges. one on the front near the stomach, and one on the back. the associated press is reporting that it has the same kind of explosives as were seen in the explosives that were used here in france ten days ago. in addition, it has bolts in it. nbc news has confirmed that as forensics have been analyzing, there does seem to be a very similar kind of belt to what we saw used in...

Paris itself. that night they were worried about the missing suicide vest. so they will be doing forensics on it, dna testing to see whether it actually did belong to him or not. but it seems very similar in design. the same explosive used in the other suicide vests used on that night. >> paul, stay with me. im turning to you, stephon. i want you to explain the suburb outside of paris where this potential suicide vest with tatp possibly was found. where is that in relation to half a mile from wh...

As the chief indicated, we want to thank our prosecutors first and foremost denise robinson who was with us almost the entire time of this investigation, helping us and leading us through the prosecutors office. also, u.s. marshals office, the u.s. marshals task force, especially thanks to u.s. marsh marshal kerry forestall for allowing his pex tople to assis us. direct already medicaller from the marion county crime lab was instrumental in helping us with the forensics of this case. but i cant ...

What caused this young woman to join them? we went to the french neighborhood where which she lived searching for answers. >> reporter: these were the last words of hasna. earlier, police had said the 26-year-old had detonated an explosives vest as police closed in. but now, forensics teams determined that the bomb was actually triggered by either the alleged ring leader or the other so far unidentified suspect killed in the operation. investigators are now struggling to understand how a young w...

Welcome back. thanks so much for joining me. im fredricka whitfield. were learning the only female killed in wednesdays raids in paris did not blow herself up, as previously believed. authorities say that she died when the man next to her the detonated a suicide vest. our atika shubert has more on the 26-year-old and why she was at the site of the raids with the suspected ring leader of the paris attacks. >> reporter: these were the last words of hasna aitboulahcen. earlier, police had said the ...

This crime scene, you know, reaches out into this neighborhood. and the french officials are methodically going through this now and almost going back in time to put it back together the try to figure out where the vest came from and who was wearing it. at this hour, french officials saying the woman did not explode herself with the suicide vest and likely another man in the apartment. we knew that abaaoud, the organizer of the gruesome attacks, died in the explosion as the anti-terror forces to...

Looking from the window to what happened inside the apartment, and they told us they were convinced that the woman had a belt full of explosive and that she was going to blow up herself. there was a big explosion. it was dark, they didnt see what happened. they were convinced again, the woman blew herself up, and in fact, it was a man close to her. it took them several days to find that. why? because the bodies were completely mutilated, in multiple pieces. so it took them time to double-check. ...

We can backtrack each narrative and begin to thicken the enterprise that allows us to do forensics that tom is talking about. how do we get into this and identify the next individual that might take that next step? >> because you got to learn the lessons of this to make sure it doesnt happen again. michael weiss, you interviewed a man that claimed to be an isis defactor. what did he say about how these isis fighters are moving across borders? >> he said, you know, the border has been somewhat re...