last few minutes. reporter: exactly right. a story, though we are 11 days after the tragedy that took place in paris, the number of suspects continues to grow. the geographic area where they re searching continues to grow. now, we get word of a follow-on terror plot that was planned. it s no wonder people in this city and beyond have still very much on edge. reporter: a second manhunt under way. officials issued an arrest warrant for mohamed abrini, a driver who allegedly dropped off one of the suicide bombers who attacked the paris soccer stadium. he s seen on camera two days before the attacks, at this french gas station, with the other attacker, salah abdeslam. tonight the manhunt for abdeslam has extended to germany. but police came up empty handed, after conducting a certain of the northwestern part of the country prompted by a tip from french officials. and, a chilling revelation in
attacks. the belgian prime minister announcing earlier today that possible targets include malls, shops, and public transportation. tomorrow, schools and the subway will remain closed as the security in the capital remains boosted. also french police releasing this photo of one of the suicide bombers, the suspected ones who attacked the paris soccer stadium with a plea for information about who the man may be. what we do know is that he was dropped off at the stadium by this man, now the most wanted man in all of europe. his name, salah abdeslam, and he remains on the lamb. we are getting a clearer pict e picture, though, of how he made his escape. sources telling us that after he dropped off the bombers, he ditched his car 3 miles away in the middle of a cross walk. his brother telling belgian television he believes that
that you want to be around and you want to make sure you know your surroundings. be vigilant and aware. be aware of your surroundings. adam riess, thank you so much. i want to bring in michael. he former director of homeland security for new york state. thank you for joining us. good to be with you. after 9/11 we did so much in the country to beef up security, airports and government buildings but was it inevidentable that a major strike at soft targets, stadium, concert hall, calf faf was almost inevitable. after the mumbai attacks in india where you saw the use of active shooters and improvised explosive devices it set everyone in the security field on edge, could this happen here? and what do we do to train our front line officers? what is happening right now is in all of these targets, there are three reasons why you see the ramp up, first is deterrent. you want to make a hostile
neighborhoods like this one where young muslims were recruited by extremists. instead it appears the home grown radicals lichk linked up with isis. some of the attackers link up in france after joining the mass wave of undocumented migrants warveing up on greek shores. they released an image of a syrian passport and then in serbia and later next to the body of one of the attackers at the paris soccer stadium. a french official told nbc news it was stolen. that was nbc news chief correspondent are richard engel reporting. one of the guitarists runs off stage when you hear the gun fire start.
suspicion is the weapons were acquired and explosive vests made. this combination of angry young muslims from france with weapons from belgium is exactly what was behind the assault nearly a year ago on a french satirical magazine. after the charlie hebdo attacks, frempl security officials said they would focus more attention on poor immigrant neighborhoods like this one where young muslims were recruited by extremists. instead it appears the home grown radicals lichk linked up with isis. some of the attackers link up in france after joining the mass wave of undocumented migrants warveing up on greek shores. they released an image of a syrian passport and then in serbia and later next to the body of one of the attackers at the paris soccer stadium. a french official told nbc news it was stolen. that was nbc news chief