Authorities are lynchings linking tuesdays bombings with the terror attacks in paris. The same isis sell carried out both sets of attacks. Ktvus Jana Katsuyama joins us now with the latest development. Reporter julianne frank, first of all the so the hunt is still on for the man in the hat and white coat seen in Surveillance Video who left a bomb back at russells airport and then left. Also investigators have identified the other two suicide bombers at the airport, and the one at the metro station, this man over here on the site appears to be the link between brussels and paris. In the rubble from tuesdays suicide bomb attacks at the brussels airport, investigators say they found a critical link. Remains of this man, 24yearold najim laachraoui, whose dna had been found on the suicide vest there. Authorities say he would one of the suicide bombers seen in the Surveillance Video pushing a bag on a luggage cart into the lobby in brussels wearing a glove, possibly to conceal a detonator. Authorities also identified the man next to him as 29yearold belgian ibrahim el bakraoui. Officials say his brother khalid was the suicide bomber who attacked the metro station hours later. Police raided the apartment in brussels and say inside there were bomb making materials including gallons of chemicals. Outside police say they found a computer in a trash bin with a note saying police were closing in. Investigators say the brothers used the apartment as a safe house for the paris attackers. Translator at night, we didnt know there would be terrorists doing things here. Reporter turkish officials said there were signs. They had flagged el bakraoui as a radicalized terrorist fighter when they caught him near the syrian border. Turkey deported him to the netherlands and alerted belgium. Belgian Officials Say at that time they found no link to terrorism. Translator the two terrorists had a heavy rap sheet that is not linked to terrorism. They cut their funding particularly on covered has arisen. Reporter terrorism expert Bruce Newsome says belgium has been criticized for being too lax on policing. Theyve also been accused of being fairly uncooperative with other european nations that want to track jihadist he of interest to them. Reporter the Islamic State group has trained at least 400 fighters to operate cells in europe for attacks similar to brussels and paris. Nuisance as this should be a lesson to belgians and other countries. Its reporting on their neighbors for their acquaintances of who may have suspicions. Clearly thats not been happening in belgium. Reporter today the belgian king and queen visited the hospital where some of the victims are. 31 victims died, hundreds wounded and there are still americans missing including a young couple and some American Government employees. Julianne frank, a lot of devastation but also still a lot of unanswered questions. The terrorism expert whom you talk to, did he talk about whether he thinks the United States is going to be attacked at some point . Reporter i asked him about that. One of the things he mentioned is that a lot of these terrorists being trained are coming directly from syria and obviously with the geographic separation, its difficult to get into the United States. However, its entirely possible people who are inspired might decide to act but not on the same scale. Like what we saw in san bernardino. Reporter exactly. Democratic front runner Hillary Clinton is in the bay area talking about isis and isolationist thinking. Well have her threepoint plan for taking out isis. Republican president ial candidate ted cruz is facing criticism for controversial remarks about muslims made after yesterdays attacks but he is not backing down. Cruz is calling for increased patrols in muslim neighborhoods. According to a program he pointed to a program in new york city. That program has ended but cruz said more programs are like that like that are needed because isis intends to wage war on the United States. Where there is an expanding presence of radical islamic terrorism, we need Law Enforcement resources director there, we need National Security resources director there. The object should be to keep americans safe, to keep everyone safe. Those remarks are sparking fears of a backlash among muslim americans. A bay area representative from the council on American Islamic relations is concerned. I worry that as we advance towards november that the rhetoric may become even more dangerous and violent. That fiery rhetoric also has parents worrying that anti muslim sentiment will impact their children. New at tim, Heather Holmes live in heyward after talking to a young girl who says shes been verbally attacked because of her religion. Heather . Reporter julie, the seventh grader says the bullying began in the third grade but students accused her of terrorism and mocked her clothes. Four years later she says she continues to experience harassment, just because she is muslim. I told them terrorism does not represent me or my religion. Reporter her voice week, hands clenched, Nikki Hussein spoke to us on grounds we should not show her face. The 13yearold said the bullying and harassment started in elementary school. Students led by one in particular picked on her for wearing the traditional muslim headscarf. He started bullying me for a long time. Everyone followed. Reporter nikki stopped wearing it in the fourth grade, hoping it would stop the attacks. It didnt. Classmates teased her and she says her complaints to teachers went unanswered. Nothing happened. They didnt do anything. I had so much stress on me. Reporter in the seventh grade, cesar chavez middle school, the insults continue with the same bully lashing out at her just last week. He called me a terrorist and he asked me twice, are you a terrorist . Reporter this time a teacher reported that and on wednesday, nicky, her mother and members of the california chapter of the council on American Islamic relations met with school officials. Unfortunately what we witness is that it falls on her youth. Reporter bryce hager make cited several antimuslim incidents he fears more in this current political climate. Especially in the dangerous climate we have right now with a lot of the republican candidates making really dangerous and is and scary statements. Reporter Hayward School officials were unaware of the previous bullying but took immediate steps to address what happened last week and say they plan to expand their anti bullying efforts across campus. Incidents such as this affect the whole community and as a district, we need to ensure that all of our families feel safe and welcome in our schools. Reporter were told the student behind both most of the bullying, will not be here at the school for the foreseeable future but julie, the group hopes that nikkis story will bring about change. They point to the recent study which showed nearly half of california students reported being bullied because of their faith. Heather, do you know if she could give one piece of advice to other kids in similar situations . What would that be . Reporter we asked her about that today. She said, be proud of who you are and dont care what people say. She says everyone has the right to their own religious beliefs. Heather, thank you. Now to developing news and late word of anna roche suspected Bank Robber Known as the bearded bandit. The fbi made the arrest in brentwood. Neighbors tell us the suspect realized something was up and went into a cvs where he shaved his beard before driving off in a black mustang. Authorities werent fooled, after a short chase, he crashed. The bandit is wanted in 15 Bank Robberies that totaled 28,000. Sources tell us that a ktvu viewer saw henry lees report on the Bank Robberies last night. That be were recognized the man from surveillance pictures and contacted Police Setting up the chain of events that led to tonights arrest. Four bay area Highway Patrol officers are being honored tomorrow for going above and beyond the call of duty. Highway patrol says all four of these officers showed bravery and dedication while protecting the community. Officer jeremy maya is being honored for talking a woman off the bay bridge who was ready to jump. It happened just last month. The officer put on a tow truck strapped around his waist and climbed over the railing and held the womans hand and finally talked her off the edge. Officer nicholas who he is being recognized for administering lifesaving medical aid to his fellow officer. He was stabbed several times last month. He is credited with saving his life. And officer Joshua Nelson is being praised for arresting 27 auto theft suspect last year and recovering 56 stolen vehicles. All four officers will be honored at a ceremony in santa clara. San Francisco Police have arrested one of their own, jason lie is charged with a total of 60 six millimeters involving unauthorized access of confidential records. He was accused of sexually assaulting a woman after a night of drinking. The District Attorney has decided there was insufficient evidence in that case but there is probable cause that resulted in todays charges. The Police Department wants the public to know about the arrests. The most important thing that we want to the public understand is we want to make sure we have their trust. That its important that we stay transparent. Lie has been on unpaid leave since the investigation began. And remains on leave. A lieutenant is also being investigated and has since left the department. San Francisco Police department is blaming operating error. The ktvus john sasaki tells us the bus driver says thats not the way it happened. Reporter it was a frightening scene in San Francisco last november 13. Surveillance video, the tour bus reaching wreaking havoc having tors clearly out of control. Kenneth malvar who uses a wheelchair maintains it wasnt his fault. I want to stay there was a mechanical problem on the bus. And im very disappointed that the outcome of sfpd, so now its going to be left upon me that it was driver error. Reporter the first collision happened at Taylor Street where the bus hit a bicyclist. Somewhere at that point is where he starts to accelerate rapidly. At some point down the road, he reaches speeds upwards of 45 miles an hour. He continued eastbound for three blocks where he hit other cars and other stationary objects before he came to a rest and stopped. Reporter the bus hit 12 vehicles, cyclist and some pedestrians injuring 19. At a morning news conference, police said theres no evidence the driver crashed intentionally. He simply made a mistake. We have proof show he did step on the throttle. So thats why we believe he just apparently stepped on the wrong pedal. They said i didnt know my gas pedal and brake pedal. To me, thats absurd. Reporter malvars attorney said not finding evidence of a mechanical cause does not necessarily mean the crash was the drivers fault. 15 years of experience, he kept his cool, he maneuvered that bus brilliantly. He saved a lot of peoples lives. Reporter chp which was charged with examining the bus went to extraordinary lengths to rule out mechanical failure by moving the throttle and braking systems and putting them on an identical vehicle. We tested the Throttle Assembly on the exemplar vehicle and found it performed exactly as it was designed to. Reporter for the press conference, Police Issued malvar a speeding ticket for his role in the crash. In San Francisco, john sasaki, ktvu fox 2 news. Thieves stealing expensive bikes. How posting on social media may put bike riders at risk for theft. Checking in on the thursday forecast, going to get more around here especially in some of those inland bay valleys. Tomorrow marks a dark day in the history of the san jose Police Department. One year since officer Michael Johnson was killed in the line of duty after responding to a call of a suicidal man. New at 10, Azenith Smith tonight in san jose after speaking to johnsons mother and police about how the officer is being remembered. Reporter officer johnsons mother tells me she finds comfort in knowing her son died doing what he loved. Being a police officer. Here at Police Headquarters you can see the flags are at half staff. Im told in response to the belgian attacks, the fight will remain at half staff to honor officer johnson. I love this one. I mean, thats beautiful. Reporter Catherine Deckard living room has a shrine for Michael Johnson her only son. The picture is where he is smiling, those are his favorites. Its a smile she misses the most. It is kind of tough. I finally have come to the reality of my life has changed forever. Reporter she has gone to countless memorials and ceremonies in honor of the 38 yearold. While shes grateful for the recognition, its obvious her heart still aches. I miss picking up the phone and calling him for a lunch date. We would just do things on spur of the moment. We were very close. But i cant do that anymore. Reporter johnson ended his watch march 24 when the 14 year veteran responded to reports of an intoxicated possibly suicidal man on the citys east side. That man opened fire from apartment balcony killing johnson. More than 8000 people attended his memorial service. Johnson, the 12th San Jose Police officer killed in the line of duty. Such an avid marksman, he trained all the time. Reporter his brothers in blue dedicating this gun range to him. Everybody feels like it was just yesterday. We think about him every day. Reporter thursday a five mile stretch of highway 87 between interstate 280 and highway 85 will be named after him. His mother says the two would ride their bikes on that highway. It connects from where michael grew up to the police station. Its all interconnected. The police drive on that quite frequently. Reporter she wears a necklace every day bearing his badge and finger prints. He was a wonderful young man. Very humble. I feel so blessed to have had him in my life. Reporter officer johnsons mother tells me she is now on a mission to increase Mental Health training for police officers, she says its a way to keep her sons memory alive. In san jose, Azenith Smith, ktvu fox 2 news. Initiative to raise californias minimum wage has qualified for the November Ballot. Right now the states minimum wage is 10 an hour but some cities have established a higher wage. The November Ballot measure aims to reach the mid raise the minimum wage by one dollar each year until it reaches 15 in 2021. After that the increase would be tied to the cost of living. B. A. R. T. General manager is set to update the b. A. R. T. Board on the status of that problem stretch of track between pittsburg and the North Concord stations. General manager grace chronic in is expected to give a status report tomorrow morning as the commute should be a little better tomorrow, b. A. R. T. Is adding another shuttle, train between the two stations between peak commute hours. Tomorrow morning there will be two shuttle trains, one going in each direction between 4 00 a. M. And 9 00 a. M. The bus bridge goes into effect between 9 00 a. M. At 3 00 p. M. Been between three and 8 00 p. M. , b. A. R. T. Will mimic the morning commute train schedule, and then between 8 00 p. M. And midnight, it will go back to just one shuttle train. A new controversy at b. A. R. T. As ktvus tom vacar reports, many riders are wondering why the Transit Agency is paying out bonuses to workers when it says it desperately needs money to fix the problems and keep up with maintenance. Reporter the 2013 labor deal of legates b. A. R. T. To pay each one of its employees 1000 for a 2 rise in ridership in any given year. Last year each employee got 1000. 3. 3 million in all. This year ridership figures are on track for another thousand dollar bonus. Board insists this is apart from aging infrastructure issues, out of service cars, bus bridges and delays. I dont care about it. I just want the trains running. If i cant get to work, i cant pay my bills. They are going to get their money regardless. You already know. They should be putting cameras that work on to the system and really making [ indiscernible ] they need to make them a lot better. Reporter others think a compromise is in order. Like its fair for them to get a raise. Although there should be some allotment as well for maintenance. Reporter b. A. R. T. Says a deal is a deal and that workers deserve the bonuses. The more people that ride b. A. R. T. , the more maintenance we have, workers are working longer hours. Reporter steve glazer is not buying it blaming of the workers but the governing board. This is a they dont have any money. Weve got breakdowns throughout the system and they dont have any money to pay for it. Yet they are now giving thousand dollar bonuses to all employees, all of them. Reporter bonuses come out of the daytoday operating budget not the long term Capital Budget needed to buy a new parked cars, controls and tracks. Were talking apples and oranges. Reporter all of those apples and oranges, every one of them, are coming out of the very same writer and taxpayer funded bowl. Bark is going to be asking for billions and billions of dollars in new taxes. Sales taxes and property taxes