down. and james longman with us from belgium tonight. and james, belgian authorities do believe the suspect may have been radicalized while in prison? reporter: that s right, david. he was flagged last year for his connections to known extremists inside prison. belgium has been home to those linked to some of europe s most deadly attacks. david? james longman on the scene for us. james, thank you. and back here at home tonight, today was the day that thousands of starbucks were closed for what the company called unconscious bias training. it came after that incident in philadelphia, two black men arrested for trespassing for not making a purchase. they d asked to use the bathroom. today, more than 175,000 starbucks employees took part in a four-hour class with videos, a documentary and discussion. ceo kevin johnson telling our linsey davis today, it s a return to starbucks dna. well, this is not a pr stunt. this is an investment in the future of starbucks. it s a recommitmen