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He left the scene of the crime here. fled over the border into belgium. he has been seen reportedly around brussels but still on the loose. martha? martha: so, greg, here at home we're being told we don't have too much to worry about. there is a lot of precautions being taken, but in france it is very different story. we heard interior minister say they're very concerned about the possibility of a chemical attack and perhaps targeting the water supply? reporter: exactly, martha. in fact french prime minister last thursday said the isis group is capable, capable of a chemical or biological atta...

>> what happened in mali has happened before to paris, in paris. it happened before moscow and could be as happened before, 9/11. so facing the same challenge. so we have to strengthen and to join our efforts so to face that challenge. >> can the terrorists be beaten? >> for sure. i'm deeply convinced of that. >> and it was an incredible joint operation by forces from mali, by french, by even two american security agents. that should be a model for the world in fighting isis and al qaeda. one last note, anita datar, an american who worked for a

Let's get to cnn senior international correspondent ivan watson. ivan. >> reporter: chris, they launched half a dozen raids across the belgium capital and they were targeting the family and entourage of one of the paris attackers. a man named bilal hadfi, believed to have blown himself up outside of the soccer stadium. and they detained one person for questions, as a result of these raids. now, you also have the belgium prime minister stepping out in front of parliament saying that there must be a determined fight against isis. and isis must be eradicated. so he was proposing a whole series of...

Thanks for being with us. >> thank you, kate. >> when putin said he's going to launch an internal investigation, are there fears that that won't maybe be as thorough as an international one? >> well, i mean, think about where that's coming from. the chances of that being an investigation that really reveals a lot seem really minimal to me given that putin has a lot to defend in this case. the allegations that some of his security agents and putin himself was an ex-kgb person. the fact that some of his security agents were infiltrating labs in sochi and moscow are really quite stunning. i'm not...

>> russia's track and field team could face a band from the 2016 olympics and the loss of medals after independent commission set up by the world anti-tauping agency found russian athletes participated in state-sponsored, state-organized doping. according to the commission's report, the acceptance of cheating at all levels is widespread and of long standing. examples of the cheating found include russian athletes used false identities to invade testing, intentional and malicious testing of more than 1,400 samples by a moscow lab. responsible for testing athletes and visits by russian security ...