3 new this morning. We now know the names of two of the suspects in the deadly terror attacks in brussels. Local 12s megan moore joins us now with an update. 3 the two suicide bombers who Authorities Say attacked the International Airport in brussels have been identified by belgian state broadcaster rtbf as khalid and brahim elbakraoui. The two are brothers. You can see them pictured here. Rtbf says kahlids apartment was raided last week which led attacks suspect salah abdeslam. According to the report they were both known to police for past crimes but nothing related to terrorism. The hunt is still on for the third suspected airport attacker. The explosions at the airport and metro station left more than 30 dead and 250 wounded, including some americans. 3 diana witness its been weird to think that there are people so close to you who could do Something Like that. emmanuel batiot witness you see it in movie but you cannot imagine people yelling, like they are going to die. 3 there is
Thank you for joining us. Authorities are continuing their search for one of the suspected attackers who was spotted on surveillance cameras at the Brussels Airport that was targeted. In fact that man was seen at the airport wearing a white coat. The two other men that he was with are believed to be suicide bombers. Just a few minutes ago and belgium media identified them as brothers known to Police Reportedly with ties to the paris attacks. While the manhunt continue for the third suspect people across the world are mourning the victims. Vigils have been forming and growing including this one where people gathered last night to light candles and take a moment to honor lives lost. Well continue our coverage of the attacks in brussels throughout the morning but first lets get a check on the weather and traffic and turn to we finally have spring weather on the way. Its about time spring began after midnight saturday night. 49 in new york city with temperatures in the upper 30s, 43 montic
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