Tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Ifill once again, a major European Capital has been shut down by terror. Todays bombings in brussels left at least 31 people dead. More than 180 were wounded, including an undetermined number of americans. The attacks paralyzed the city for most of the day, and triggered an allout manhunt. Thick smoke and screams of panic, captured by a cellphone, moments after double explosions rocked the belgian capitals airport. Suitcases stood abandoned as wouldbe passengers scrambled over collapsed ceilings and shattered windows. I hear an explosion and all the ceilings is going down and then the second explosion went and then everything is bl
Tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Ifill once again, a major European Capital has been shut down by terror. Todays bombings in brussels left at least 31 people dead. More than 180 were wounded, including an undetermined number of americans. The attacks paralyzed the city for most of the day, and triggered an allout manhunt. Thick smoke and screams of panic, captured by a cellphone, moments after double explosions rocked the belgian capitals airport. Suitcases stood abandoned as wouldbe passengers scrambled over collapsed ceilings and shattered windows. I hear an explosion and all the ceilings is going down and then the second explosion went and then everything is bl
Then another bombing in the metro. A lot of people are shocked. They dont understand how something can happen like this. A travel alert for americans as we see an outpouring of support all over the world. We are afraid but we dont want to let those things bother us in our daily lives. Four months after paris, another terrorist attack less than 200 miles away in brussels. Once again isis is blamed. Good evening. Im frank somerville. And im julie haener. The terrorists hit soft targets, detonating a pair of nail bombs and another explosion on a metro subway train. Authorities put the death toll at 34. With another 230 wounded. The u. S. State department has issued a travel alert for all u. S. Citizens in europe. This as belgian authorities search for an accomplice scene with the suicide bombers at the airport and for the bomb maker. Ktvus Jana Katsuyama is here with latest including tonight vigil in the belgian capital which is a city of more than 1 million people. Reporter frank and jul
The attacks and extensive security. There attacks are prompting an increase in security at orlando it was a very tense day. We were here for the not to mention the terror. The aircraft is now headed back to belgium from stanford. Those onboard polls soon face the reality of the terror that breakout tuesday. They took these photos. Just moments before the attacks. It was just minutes after takeoff. None of the passengers on board knew until they landed in florida. Once people started turning we have been there just moments before that. Once on the ground, passengers waited hours to go through customs. This was actually the first real terrorist attack that i know of. Confusion and worry about what they will have to face back home. Reporter within the past hour and a half, we found out that the flight did take off but it it will land outside of that city. Meredith there attacks are prompting an increase in security at Orlando International airport. Our crews witnessed a large concentratio
Its been an unforgettable trip for 19 college of business students and two faculty members. They went to paris, then to brussels, but were in antwerp when the bombs went off 35 miles away. That fact alone is bringing a sense of relief to the campus tonite. The horrific pictures from brussels began to fill television and social media screens early tuesday. Almost immediately, messages started appearing saying that 19 uc students and faculty members from the college of business were safe in antwerp, some 35 miles away. Robert capannari tweeted pictures of himself in paris earlier in the trip adding uc students in belgium are safe. Faculty member Suzanne Masterson emailed, were together in antwerp, booked into a new hotel and looking forward to a group dinner later this evening. She added the Linder College of business is working on the logistics for the remainder of the trip, but concluded, for now, were grateful to be together and safe. Many students are in the kolodzik Business Scholar