in 2018. we could see a caretaker government and that could mean more uncertainty for italy from here. cnn money europe reporting live from milan. thank you very much. as we mentioned yrks voters in austria rejected the wave of european populism electing alexander vanderbellen as their next president. our cnn international correspondent joins us with more on the results from vienna. austrian s apparently rejected populism. why did we see that happen, do you think? reporter: well, you know, the numbers have come in and state broadcast tv had an interesting breakdown in their exit polls. they showed that while a majority of voters said that the far right candidate was more relatable as a person, it was vanderbellen that they felt was
it isn t just shia militia or sunni tribes but all of them together. they want to regain mosul. it s a symbol of iraq. but what happens, as you said earlier, poppy, what happens after the fight is critically important. you saw it yesterday. the president of the kurdish region said the attack is about to begin. he has as much invested in this fight in mosul as prime minister abadi abadi. they re saying we have to rid ourselves of isis. isis gained a foothold because two year ago, the iraqi government wasn t accepted in mosul so isis was an alternative. since they ve been there, the citizens of mosul said this is not a good alternative. we have to free them. along with that, the iraqi government has changed from mr. maliki to mr. abadi. there is more faith in the central government of iraq. let me bring in arwa damon, our cnn international
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far, no sign of the paris attackers who is still believed to be at large in belgian. they have not found weapons or explosives in all of the raids which leaves the threat of a paris style attack intact. our cnn international correspondent fred pleitgen is there on the scene for paul right now in brussels. reporter: the eu s administrative capital under a de facto state the of lockdown. cops and soldiers patrolling in empty street ss as the subways d the the schools can and the shops will be shut because of the terror alert. many of the parents keeping their children indoors. we are trying to go out just in the mornings and do the shoppings in the mornings, and then after that, after of the night arrives, we stay home. reporter: authorities are hoping to catch salah abdeslam who is still on the loose after
[ explosion ] people inside didn t know what was going on. amazingly they kept playing the game. at least four people were killed outside. french fans leaving the soccer stadium, though, showed their solidarity, singing the french national anthem. the people coming together the best they can. though clearly an atmosphere of fear and anger pervades the city now. and those killed outside, three of them were believed to be suicide bombers themselves. those people who would have wanted to cause even more mayhem if they could have done. i ll show you where we are, a block behind us, the bataclan theater behind the police vans. tarps set up outside the theater. not sure you can see them because all morning they were taking out many of the bodies. our cnn international correspondent is also nearby where we re standing. you re following this investigation. the worst attack in europe since