polls, after his father was named in the panama paper s. good evening. french police sources say the fugitive suspect of the november 13 paris attacks and last month bombings in brussels has been arrested in belgium. this following a raid in the belgian capital. the suspect, mohamed abrini, is thought to be the third mysterious person seen wearing a hat alongside 2 other bombers in cctv footage taken at brussels airport just before the attack occurred. let s take a look. reporter: another breakthrough in the pursuit of the paris and brussels perpetrators. mohamed abrini is suspected to be the man on the ground become one of several arrest made on friday in connection with the terror attacks. stationas seen at the two days before the attacks alongside another key suspect, solid abdel salaam, who drove one of the cars associated with the bloodshed. lsalam was also arrested. legal 31-year-old is the main in the hat on cctv just before the airport bombings in brussels. abrini s d
dark this morning on this saturday, march 19th. thanks are changing. good morning, i m michelle charlesworth. good morning, i m lauren glassberg in for rob nelson. i had to put a coat on. i did, too, and i couldn t get it together this morning. meteorologist amy freeze joining us in our coordinated navies, blacks, and creams. you guys look terrific. i gotcha. it is the last day of winter, though, so you know, what can we say? a little chill in the air. the first day of spring will be different. not so much. we re looking at the possibility of snow coming in, so let s get you started on this morning. the temperatures right now is 37 degrees. north-northeast wind is tracking the moisture coming in from the west. windchills will catch your attention. i feel like 33 is the combination of temperatures in the 30s and a bit of wind out there. watching the radar and accutrack. as that happens, moisture coming in, will the combination be right to brew snow that actually
of the networks that were still out there, the planning that was happening around abdel salaam and also perhaps others who were out there. so this is exactly what authorities were worried about that plans were already under way and that then would be accelerated. that s what, i think, would will be seeing. basedden what we know that s likely what happened. you are watching a cbs news special report. i m nora o donnell and anthony mason in new york money we have breaking news this morning. terrorists have struck again in the heart of europe with an apparent suicide bombing at the main airport in brussels and stations. media reports at this hour are dead. the belgian capital is locked down, the airport is from brussels have been canceled. authorities are telling everyone in brussels to stay where they are as police search for other possible bombs. elizabeth palmer is in london rate now tracking this story. elizabeth, good morning. reporter: the explosion happened in the
i m chris mckinnon. it s tuesday, november 24th. with monday night football, we we do. first, danielle s got our forecast. it is cold. i had the seat heater going. the steering wheel going. wheel? is that fancy? amazing. wow, 10 to 20 degrees colder need the heat. temperatures right now in the city of boston, 30 degrees. the dew point is in the teens. drier air has come in, the west wind at 7 miles per hour. all it takes is a bit of a breeze to add the windchill. so temperatures are in the 20s and even teens. the windchill is in the teens and 20s for most of us. it feels like 23 degrees, the real feel at logan. there may be a touch of light frost in a couple of the suburbs. a couple of clouds will be in place this afternoon. overall no big weather issues. the wind won t be as strong as yesterday, so it won t feel quite as cold. nonetheless, a cooler than average day, quiet and chilly. it is a busy travel day tomorrow. we re going to talk all about that in your tha
there were 3 people killed and more than 100 hostages. reporter: the hostages ran for safety after ten suspected islamic extremists ambushed the hotel. the group stormed the hotel and took 170 people hostage. all are now safe. witnesses say the men shouted god is great in arabic. americans were registered at the hotel, including employees of the state department and embassy. mali is a former french colony and comes one week after the terror attacks in paris. president obama was asked about the siege during a meeting in malaysia. we re monitoring the situation. reporter: the u.s. helped mali s military free the hostages. the hotel is popular with foreigners. employees with air france and turkish airlines were staying there. two terror groups, linked to al qaeda, are claiming responsibility for the deadly siege. craig boswell, the state department. extremists took over molly in 2012. hundreds of french soldiers remain in that country now. convicted spy jonathan pollar