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Manila folder. brussels lowered threat level to the second highest since paris attacks. he says an attack remains possible and likely. back to "lockup." due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. at the chatham county desex center in savannah, georgia, charles shepherd is back in general population after serving 20 days in segregation for passing envelopes to another inmate and arguing with officers who cited him for having done so. shepherd says he has been a tattoo artis...

Government. they are saying how can would he be under the highest of terror alerts yet, metro lines are going to resume and schools will be back open. but, greta, others are saying here in brussels that it has been so difficult and nearly impossible to get to point a to point b lately that its now critical that this city tries to resume you. and as we here in the united states launch into that very busy holiday travel season. many americans are on edge over fears of a terror attack. mayor giulia...

Guarding, standing guard at the entrance of the 160 schools that were closed on monday and tuesday and reopened today to ensure the safety of the teachers and the pupils and this is a city thats slowly going back to normal and well still are v to wait until monday when the government said they will reassess the situation to decide whether theyll maintain or lower that state of alert that right now is at its highest, frances. >> all right. thank you very much. well, tensions between russia and ...

That rocked paris, and what does it mean? does it mean that possibly he got cold feet, decided not to go through with an attack that he was supposed to do, or is it possible that the belt somehow malfunctioned. it did not have a detonator on it, although according to some reports it had charges both in the front and the back. so some key questions there about this investigation moving forward as this most wanted person continues to elude a massive manhunt, jose. >> claudio, i understand the terr...

Bill neely, first to you. what are we hearing from officials in belgium as they keep fanning out and trying to wrap up this terror cell? >> reporter: yes, good afternoon. it really is extraordinary. we havent seen armored vehicles and armed troops on the streets of belgium like this since world war ii. the level of security is at its highest. they are still warning of an imminent attack. there were raids overnight and early this morning. 29 in all. 21 people arrested, but no arms found, no explo...

Upmanship when it comes to plotting terror. and most notably al qaeda is known for the 9/11 attacks, but recently isis is taking a page out of their book and launching their own terrorism, and when it comes to the west, they are recruiting europeans and training them and sending them back, pamela. >> and as you said, they hate each other, but it is a scary thought if perhaps one day down the road they join forces of their common goal to the attack the west. and paul, quickly, sunday, president o...

Lethal with this low level of sophistication. theyre not going to treat it any differently, but heres how they are going to treat it. theyre going to treat every structure that they do this room clearing or this limited penetration is what we call it or slow and deliberate room clearing, as if every structure has a potential threat in there. >> in molenbeek or anywhere else, thats the prevailing operative principle. >> correct, and thats the fundamental mindset i have been pushing into the marke...

As you mentioned earlier, more than eight in ten americans believe a terror attack is likely here in the u.s. in the near future. thats according to new numbers from a "washington post"/abc news poll. 81% believe it could happen here soon. thats the second highest number ever cording to pollsters. the highest came in 2005, when 85% feared a threat in the wake of the london subway and bus bombings. meanwhile, a majority of americans, 54% disapprove of the president handling the issue. 0

At least. a massive intelligence failure on the part of the french. maybe there was not a lot of intelligence sharing between the french and other countries that he traveled. >> right. >> just seeing that -- >> which goes to the point that with all these hundreds of raids, they had perhaps actionable intelligence on hundreds and hundreds of people that they werent acting on and this -- it took this in order for them to say, oh, my gosh, we actually need to do this. >> france raised the alert lev...

Becau because these security measures are affecting our everyday life. the subway system is shut down, large gatherings have been cancelled. people have been told to stay away from crowds, theyre not used to this and this is the third time the threat level in this nation has been raised to number 4, the highest, that means there may be a concrete and serious threat of an attack. we have talked to people in the streets and one of them said he doesnt like it a bit, this way he says the terrorists ...