i m frank mallicoat. belgium s prime minister has called for three days of national mourning following coordinated attacks at the brussels airport and one of the capital s busy train stations. the deadly bombings killed at least 36 people and injured nearly 200 others. the islamic state has claimed responsibility. cbs reporter jonathan vigliotti has the very latest out of brussels. reporter: two survivors one clutching a baby picked themselves up off the floor moments after an explosion tore through the terminal. it was one of two powerful blasts at the brussels airport that blew out windows and caused a ceiling to cave in. travelers ran for safety. everyone was panicking. i just saw two people wch had like covered really covered with blood. reporter: an airport security camera captured this image of three men that belgian prosecutors say are behind the attacks. authorities believe the two men in black blew themselves up. they have issued a wanted notice for the t
we must be together regardless of nationality or race or faith. reporter: the attacks come just days after authorities in brussels arrested salah abdeslam, a key suspect in last fall s deadly paris attacks. paris paid tribute to the victims of today s attack, the eiffel tower lit in the colors of the flag of belgium. outside the eu flags are at half-staff. tomorrow there will be a moment of silence for the victims. jonathan vigliotti kpix 5. the mood in brussels is tense. somber, really. right now, tributes are pouring in at one of the main plazas there. mourners are bringing candles, flowers, balloons and signs with messages of peace and unity as police patrol silently in the background. meanwhile, bay area authorities are now on heightened alert. extra officers on patrol and other tactics you may not notice. our team coverage continues with kpix 5 s cate caugiran. cate. reporter: liz, shock waves from the brussels attack being felt here in the bay area. and our se
checking in to a flight, this morning, when the blast happened. they were seriously injured. three men, ages 66, 19 and 20. the blast happened outside the security check point in the departure area. one of the bombs weapon off the area. starbucks kiosk in starbucks says all of the employees are accounted for, a total of 11 people were killed in the explosions at the airport. you can see in the video, people pouring out of the airport terminal, the windows are blown out. see smoke in the background. an official tells the associated press that 1 possibly two rifles were found in the departure area of the airport after the attacks. some of the witnesss at the scene described hearing gunfire, another witness described a terrifying scene after hearing one of the blasts. big bang. it was a very loud explosion. it s not something that fell on the ground. people have been posting pictures on social media including the one you are looking at there of a destroyed metro train car.
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after fights like this one, some city leaders are saying enough in santa clara, they are talking about a halftime alcohol been at levi stadium. betty is in santa clara city hall tonight. reporter: the city is talking to us tonight, they are expect to get to the topic in the hour. right now the meeting is still going on and leaders say that safety is the top priority for levi stadium. after fights in the parking lot, fights in the men s bathroom, and fights in the stands, this one happened in phoenix. here at home, the city is getting serious about stopping bad behavior. members talked about banning alcohol sales in the second half of the game to stop drunk fans from getting violent. we caught up with lisa gilmore yesterday. i think it will help to control some of the behavior. reporter: police arrested four people in the latest assault. you can see a loan security guard trying to keep the peace. the police department say officers make about 30s - - about 30 arrests at t