. >>> tonight, on "war stories" -- isis ruthless and expanding the so-called islamic state. >> isis is hot wiring apocaly e apocalypse. >> fierce fighters standing against isis. >> parent her ga are a fighting force. our efforts anemic so far. >> attacks in europe and in america. >> the threat is growing in terms of scale . >>> live if america's news headquarters, senator bernie sanders may be picking up momentum after winning two more states, beating hillary clinton in alaska, earning 81% of the vote there, he's picking up delegates in washington after another victory. and right now, we're waiting for a winner in hawaii, we'll bring you those results as soon as they come in. now a tennessee couple has been identify as two victims in the brussels terrorist attacks. there they are. justin shultz and his wife, 29-year-old stephanie. a family member says they were dropping off stephanie's mother who has since been found alive. prosecutors say three men linked to the blast were charged saturday. now "war stories", fighting isis. more injured. i'm patricia stark. now a special "war stories:

the kurdish, fierce fighters standing against isis. >> the peshawar. >> isis propaganda calls for attacks in europe and in american. >> the threat is growing in terms of scale and scope. >> can isis be stopped? it can be defeated and it will be defeated. >> that's next on "war stories." >>> live from america's election headquarters, an american couple from tennessee now confirmed to be among the 31 people killed in the brussels attacks. stephanie and justin schultz who lived in belgium were listed as missing after the suicide bombing at the airport. they were dropping off stephanie's mother who was returning back home to the u.s., watching her walk through security when the bombs exploded. >>> and there is new deadly violence in pakistan. an explosion ripping through a crowded park where christians were celebrating the holiday. at least 60 people killed and 300 others injured. these numbers could rise. one official saying most of the victims are women and children. a suicide bomber is suspected of being responsible. we'll see you at 4:00 alongside eric shawn. >>> welcome to this special e

wish to join isis. he was kept away from only one group. he was not permitted to speak to or even go near a single woman. perhaps the most astonishing thing he heard from both isis solders and leads are is this -- >> they want to provoke the united states to bring ground troops to the country. it's a clear target. they want the americans to bring their boots on the ground. they want their dream. the ultimate fight against americans. that's what they want. that's what they hope. >> they do want to fight the americans on their own turf. in this regard isis has different dream than al qaeda. osama bin laden wanted to perpetrate large terror attacks against the west. isis may do this but to further its aim of building a state, a caliphate. still, can you not understand isis without going back to al qaeda and its signature moment, its most spectacular attack. september 11th, 2001. 19 al qaeda operatives hijack four planes, knock down two skyscrapers, crash into the pentagon and kill almost 3,000 people. >> t

this time it's isis. just a few days after fallujah fell, the president talked about the threat from the terror group in an interview with "the new yorker" magazine. >> he said, "the analogy we use around here sometimes. and i think is accurate, is if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms, that doesn't make them kobe bryant." >> i was disappointed. i was disappointed that he said that. i don't think he was well served. >> the need for intelligence surveillance. >> lieutenant general michael flynn had a front-row seat to the rise of isis. he led the defense intelligence agency until late last year. >> we failed to understand the enemy that we faced. >> flynn says intelligence officials had warned the administration that isis was growing more dangerous before the president made his infamous jv comment. but the president has said the intelligence on isis was inadequate. here he is on "60 minutes." >> how did they end up where they are in control of so much territory? was that a complete surprise to you? >> well,

. >>> tonight, on "war stories" -- isis ruthless and expanding the so-called islamic state. >> isis is hot wiring apocaly e apocalypse. >> fierce fighters standing against isis. >> parent her ga are a fighting force. our efforts anemic so far. >> attacks in europe and in america. >> the threat is growing in terms of scale . >>> lingering tensions this easter weekend as security forces around the world beef up their vigilance against terrorism. in brussels, they continue to look for more possible suspects behind tuesday's bomb attack at the airport and the metro system. three people were detained friday two were shot in the leg by police. and investigators tell us that a major terror suspect is no longer cooperating with police. salah abdeslam was arrested by belgium authorities just days before the attack. he is considered the top suspect in the paris massacre. france is now seeking his extradition. there is speculation that his capture may have triggered the attacks in belgium, which left 31 people dead, including a brother and sister. i'm patricia stark, now to war stories: fighting

. >>> tonight, on "war stories" -- isis ruthless and expanding the so-called islamic state. >> isis is hot wiring apocaly e apocalypse. >> fierce fighters standing against isis. >> parent her ga are a fighting force. our efforts anemic so far. >> attacks in europe and in america. >> the threat is growing in terms of scale dead and hundreds more injured. i'm patricia stark. now a special "war stories: fighting isis." >>> welcome to this special edition of "war stories" from march field in riverside, california. home of the 452nd air mobility wing. i'm oliver north. you are looking at a c-17 globe master. joining me, man who knows about that fight on the ground, former u.s. navy s.e.a.l. laife bevin. >> it's essential in the fight against isis. and it was isis that inspired the attack in san bernardino about 20 miles from here that killed 14 americans and wounded 22 others. >> no question, my mind or yours, we can beat them on the battlefield. >> absolutely. >> can we defeat their ideology? 14 may 2015. al baghdadi, the self proclaimed califh of isis calls for all muslims to migrate or t

. >>> tonight, on "war stories" -- isis ruthless and expanding the so-called islamic state. >> isis is hot wiring apocaly e apocalypse. >> fierce fighters standing against isis. >> parent are a fighting force. our efforts anemic so far. >> attacks in europe and in america. >> the threat is growing in terms of scale dead and hundreds more injured. i'm patricia stark. now a special "war stories: fighting isis." >>> welcome to this special edition of "war stories" from march field in riverside, california. home of the 452nd air mobility wing. i'm oliver north. you are looking at a c-17 globe master. joining me, man who knows about that fight on the ground, former u.s. navy s.e.a.l. laife bevin. >> it's essential in the fight against isis. and it was isis that inspired the attack in san bernardino about 20 miles from here that killed 14 americans and wounded 22 others. >> no question, my mind or yours, we can beat them on the battlefield. >> absolutely. >> can we defeat their ideology? 14 may 2015. al baghdadi, the self proclaimed califh of isis calls for all muslims to migrate or take um

fled and isis captured it from them and then you isis. >> translator: yeah. the cowards left it and the champions took it. >> it would have been shorter to give it to you to begin with. >> they can see the entire front line from here. geographically in control of the entire area. isis positions are. >> enemy, daesh, yes. >> the smoke that's out there on the horizon? >> yes. >> from an air strike? >> yes. >> the coalition forces. >> do you have any friendly troops, any peshmerga forward west of that line right here? >> you see the line over there. that's the defensive trench. there are no civilians in this place anymore. >> as seen in the photos, the peshmerga have proof that isis is using chemical weapons against the kurds just as saddam hussein did when he was in power. this is one enormous refugee camp. >> nice to see you. >> thank you very much. heland sal is program manager of the refugee camp sheltering thousands of syrians. how many live in this camp, just this one camp? >> yeah. the number of the families, there are about 5,500 families and the individ

raid uncover a nail bomb, chemical products and an isis flag. did isis leaders order these attacks? >>> missed signals? the deadly new attacks coming days after the arrest of a key suspect in the paris massacre, raising concern about other terrorists investigators may have overlooked. was this a revenge attack? were there missed signals? >>> and america on alert. heightened security and new precautions as law enforcement moves to protect potential targets here in the united states. president obama being briefed on the crisis as federal officials deploy special teams to u.s. airports. is it enough, though, to stop potential terrorist strikes? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> the breaking news tonight, deadly terror attacks right in the heart of europe. isis is claiming responsibility for bombings in brussels that killed at least 30 people at the city's main airport and at a subway station near the european parliament. suicide bombers are believed to have carrie

more isis plots. investigators tipped off to multiple terror attacks being planned right now in europe. isis operatives set to be eyeing several -- several possible targets. where might they strike next? >>> expanding manhunt. the search for a second terror suspect under way tonight in belgium and beyond. the man caught on camera only moments before the deadly subway explosion. are there even more suspects at large? >>> aimed at americans? growing suspicion the airport bombings were timed and located to kill the maximum number of u.s. citizens as they prepared to board flights home from belgium. dozens of nationalities are among the victims. were the killers trying to single out one? >>> and spousal spat. as terror shockwaves spread, a new war erupts between two republican presidential candidates. donald trump and ted cruz fighting over their wives and a series of jaw-dropping tweets. now an outraged cruise is calling trump a coward. how will the gop front-runner respond? we want to welcome our viewer

isis is not afraid of him. today the presidential contenders reacted. >> we have got to tighten our security. i have talked about a visa system and our passenger main record system. it's unrealistic to say we are going to completely shut down our borders to everyone. >> we need to collision of of -- coalition in the countries. including some that have not been ache active as they should be. finally destroy this barbaric organization. >> what senator sanders is really saying is we should abdicate our responsibility to defeat isis transferring it to muslim countries. he believes it's not our fight despite the worldwide carnage. on the republican side reaction also came quickly. >> you need surveillance. you have to deal with the mosques, whether we like it or not. i mean, you know, these attacks are not done by swedish people, that, i can tell you. >> i think we have been too lax, not aggressive enough against this kind of radicalism. >> the attack in brussels is in many ways the fruit of a failed immigration pol

this is brilliant for me. >> the removal of isis can only be done by isis. obama can't do it, cameron can't do it, merkel can't do it. it has to be people that are muslim that understand islam. >> the dilemma facing islam, it's the silence of the moderate muslim. >> the bottom line is the muslim world is dominated by theocrats, thugs and dictators, what i call the islamist mafia, and we can only defeat them if we start to take back the mantel of islam. >> the idea of the islamic state is just a bad idea. >> born in bombay, india, to a very conservative muslim family, asrah came to the united states at the age of 4 and grew up in morgantown, west virginia. >> it's a bad idea for the 21st century. it's a bad idea for christians and jews and muslims who do not want to live according to this strict interpretation of islam, and it's a bad idea for women. >> her goal of changing the hard line interpretation of islam became a very personal one after the attacks on 9/11. >> i was a reporter for "the wall street journal," on book leave. i went to pakistan. there, my

. "- isis ruthless and expanding the so-called islamic state. >> isis is hot wiring apocaly e apocalypse. >> fierce fighters standing against isis. >> parent her ga are a fighting force. our efforts anemic so far. >> attacks in europe and in america. >> the threat is growing in terms of scale >> i'm eric shaun. a massive manhunt in brussels leads to the arrest of a new suspect in the airport and subway bombings that killed 31 people on tuesday. and wounded 300 others. belgium prosecutors identify him as faisal shafu, accused in participate not guilty a terrorist attack. no confirmation if he was that man in the white jacket, the suspected third bomber at the airport. investigators believe he could be the man in the jacket and hat seen in the surveillance video with the two other suspected terrorists. there are signs brussels remains a city very much on end. organizers postponed a march to show solidarity with the victims of the terrorist attack that was supposed to take place tomorrow. they urged it not be held, saying police are stretched thin. they're needed elsewhere to protect a grie

i did interview the syrian catholic priest who had dealings with isis, and he said that isis demanded that the adult christian men leave mosul in july 2014 and come to an auditorium to meet with them to learn the terms which isis expected. the christian men decided that it was a trap. that they were being rounded up for slaughter. in the best scenario, if they weren't killed, isis -- they did not trust isis to protect their women and girls. no one protects -- no one trusts isis. not even the state department. they thought the christians should have taken the deal. the concerns of these christian leaders were validated a short time later when a dozen christian women and girls were taken as slaves and they have not been seen since. the church has not succeeded in ransoming them. 1000 yazidis women and girls have also been taken. that was about one month later. in october, isis released a slave price list giving out prices, sale prices, for the slaves. it is not only the amount of money designated and age, but also christian and ethnicity. these were the slaves being sold. instead of lea

was this directed by isis? is this simply isis jumping on the bandwagon? given the other facts we know now, it would seem this is isis directed, but again, there is nothing in the communiques themselves where there has been forewarning. >> there have been other cases where isis takes credit for something and then gives something else to back it up. that has not happened here. >> initially after the paris attacks, we didn't know, were these folks directed by isis, simply motivated by isis? then over a series of weeks, the isis propaganda released bits and pieces proving that they knew these folks, proving that the folks had been sent out, culminating in the last few weeks in a video showing the actual bombers or attackers reading their wills in combat fatigues in syria. clearly this was highly planned. if this is, indeed, what we think it is, this is exactly what we can expect. we can expect more material in the form of, obviously, the english language probably addressing this, very likely a video. but we need to be patient, because if you look at the timel

anywhere in isis control. this genocide designation by the u.s. government was welcome, but it was a surprise. because since october, the united states state department has been giving indications that it's willing to designate the yazidi religion as victims of genocide but not the christians. the yazidis have suffered tremendously. thousands of their women are still enslaved. this continued throughout the fall, this unwillingness to include christians. the congressman from nebraska who introduced the resolution that passed on monday that unanimously passed against genocide who by the way, his district houses the largest yazidi population in the united states, he asked secretary kerry if they were going to include christians in the general size designation which was mandated by congress to be made yesterday and secretary kerry said, quote, they are not killing them, but it's a removal. i can't think of a more cautious, neutral, more misleading term than removal referring to christians and their experience with

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illegal under isis. islamic law. this man said he saw another mosul resident beheaded after being caught with a cell phone sim card. >> they caught you escaping, what would have happened? >> he told us three men were caught escaping a few days ago. and isis hanged them in the street. they're a criminal gang cried this man. we have been surviving on water and breath. is there any sign that isis is getting weaker? tough said this man. is turning against them. fight against isis themselves. and to smuggle their wives and they can. here in the u.s., it could be a make or break day for several campaign trail. five states hold primaries today including the big winner take all states. of ohio and florida. marco rubio is hoping to resuscitate his flagging campaign in his home state. but the latest cbs news, battleground tracker shows donald trump with a big lead. vowing to make a stand in his home state of ohio. polls show him tied with trump. mayor garrett has more. >> i'm not going to take the low >> john kasich in a tight

you are doing it in isis's name. charlie: my understanding is these bombs can be made from readily accessible materials. mike: think about the plan to bring down 15 airliners. it was an al qaeda plot. they were going to mix chemicals on the plane, those were all readily available chemicals. charlie: what is our offense let's talk about the defense and then talk about the offense. the defense, i think, has two pieces to it. al qaeda was always focused on the symbolic target, which tended to be a hard target, which was on the secure side of security. getting through to an airplane, for an example. these guys have learned how to go after soft targets. where a lot of people are. one of the things we need to think about is pushing a security perimeter out further. they have adjusted to what we do on security, we now need to adjust what they are doing on security. that is flaunting -- one thing we have to think about for security. ways you disrupt a plot like this. you get in it in iraq or syria at the leadership level, wh

she helped create isis. hillary clinton could be considered a founding member of isis. >> how did she help because we have a guy, an expert coming on about isis, how did she help isis. >> by being part of an administration that withdrew from iraq. by being part of an administration that let maliki run iraq. >> into the ground. >> into the ground. you forced the shiites to make a choice by not intervening in syria at the proper time. by being part of an administration that drew 12 lines in the sand. >> and didn't do anything. >> made a joke out of it. i want to be fair to hillary clinton. as secretary of state she could not force barack obama to do anything. the only thing she could have done was resigned. >> that's it. >> which is what a patriot does. >> okay. but let's go forward now. bernie sanders nothing. hillary clinton, i didn't hear anything today. donald trump general. i'm going to get, i'm going to put a hurt on them. >> that's better. >> ted cruz on this program backed away from the carpet bombing

look, this isis is a barbaric organization. the fight going on there is a fight for the soul of islam, and at the end of the day it will be muslim troops on the ground. we're beginning to see some success there, but the real battle has got to be fought object ground by muslim nations. i will do everything i can to make sure the united states does not get sucked in to perpetual warfare in the middle east. >> let's talk more about bernie sanders' foreign policy, as well as what the republican candidates for president are saying about it today. joining me right now, rick francona, cnn military analyst. good to see you. so you heard bernie sanders, and, you know, he's laid it out pretty succinctly saying if president he would hope the u.s. would not get sucke into, you know, perpetual warfare, more intel sharing is important and he said, you know, more muslims have to be in the fight. of all of that, do you agree with or do you think that is too simple? >> i do agree with everything he said, but i think it is a bit simplistic. we h

coalition air strikes are taking a heavy toll on isis. he and other fighters recently had their food allowance cut. "they told us the air strikes installations," he said, "and they aren't making as much money as before." isis is under pressure because of the u.s. coalition air strikes in "yes," he told us, "a lot." what mohammed told us was confirmed by pretty much everyone we spoke to who is fighting against isis in iraq and syria. scott, the extremists have fewer fighters, they're losing territory, and they also seem to have less cash. >> pelley: 19-year-old boy. holly williams with another story out of syria for us. holly, thanks very much. today mitt romney said that he will vote for ted cruz in tuesday's caucuses in utah. and as the campaign turns to the west, immigration is a hot topic, and we asked major garrett to compare the plans of the republican candidates. >> build that wall! build that wall! >> reporter: it's the hallmark of donald trump's immigration proposal, build a 1,000-mile at a cost of $10 billion. >> and who's going

isis is marching ahead. president obama himself has said we do not have a plan to defeat isis. majority of americans think we're losing the war against to terror. >> he shares the failed policy when it comes to the iran deal the majority of americans reject. it also comes to failed response if libya. this is a woman cheer leading the withdrawl of iraq which gives rights to isis. you can't say we're in a good position against isis right now. >> it's a deal completely detached from the reality of what's gone on. >> it's factual. >> it's not factual. >> the president says the election isn't until november. it also remains to be seen whether the american public will be talking about this in the land of 500 channels and twitter, the twitter universe. 130 words or less if we'll still be paying attention to this come november. we'll see on that front. in the meantime, we want to talk about donald trump and ted cruz both over the attacks on their wives. trump had a tweet about cruz's wife heidi. where does this move the candidates in terms of trying to get the women votes? lisa. >> it'

. >> do you think you'll be going back to isis? >> peeling back the layers of the lure of isis. and the woman who tried to raise the alarm a decade ago. >>> plus what the twitterverse giveth instagram can snapchat away. the 21st century nightmare for 20-somethings learning the perils of social media in the most dramatic ways imaginable. >>> when saying i do means a whole lot of cash. is this really a billion-dollar wedding? fireworks, a $25,000 gown, and a personal serenade from j. lo. >>> first here are the "nightline 5." ♪ come on and do it come on let's go ♪ ♪ got to keep moving come on let's go ♪ >>> covering. is caring. because covering heal s faster. for a bandage that stays with you and moves all day, band-aid flexible >>> good evening. tonight you are going to see extraordinary and in many ways surprising epcounters with young people who have been won over to the side of isis. their bloody goals, their nile istic world view, and the one mom who tried to warn police about what was happening with her son. here's "nightline" contributor maryan that van zeller with o

but still coming from isis being directed by isis as opposed to simply being inspired by isis like a lone wolf type of attack? >> i think there's good and bad news on this front. obviously the american counter terrorism apparatus is extremely formidable. huge amount of resources have gone into it since nen and geographically america is somewhat more -- than this from europe. but at the same time, there's certainly the threat of isis inspired attacks in the u.s. something we've seen that already. but also america is the absolute number one target isis would like to hit above all else. if it sees attacking paris or brussels as giving it momentum and being able to inspire others to its cause just imagine if it was able to do so in new york or washington. so while it may have the ability to do so is somewhat hampered by a variety of factors, there's absolutely no doubt that america is high on isis' hit list. >> when we look at the targets that took place both in paris and in brussels, they are considered soft targets. the departure hall at the airport similar to the united states. does n

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is there any sign that isis is getting weaker? >> when they first came, they were tough, said this man. but now they can see that mosul is turning against them. the men told this a plan to fight against isis themselves now they're free. and to smuggle their wives and children out of mosul as soon as they can. this was just one night on the front line. but what we heard suggested people in mosul are growing increasingly angry with isis. and scott, that could make retaking the city a little easier. when iraqi forces eventually begin their offensive to recapture mosul. >> holly nice to have you here for once where nobody is shooting. holly williams, thank you very much for remark bum report. >>>en a first, an american citizen fighting for isis. surrendered today in northern iraq. kurdish forces are holding him. they posted this video of him. he was said to be holding a virginia driver's license. the white house and the pentagon are working to confirm the american's identity. >> bob schieffer weighs in on the state of the gop and broa

how much of this emboldens isis? >> of course this emboldens isis. when there's dissension among the five security council members and there's a divide between the us and russia on how to solve syria and theirs iran which has normalized relations with the us but has a complete distinct position on what should happen to a sod, this creates a vacuum and allows isis to continue to operate and continue to be powerful. there needs to be in united front against isis and a political solution to the future of syria which includes assad stepping down and there being a coalition government that isrepresentative of all the moderate forces and groups in syria . abby: with this number two in command of isis being killed today there be a concern about retaliation? >> isis is always going to try to retaliate. i think yes they probably will try to retaliate. you saw the brussels attacks, possibly retaliating or the rest of isis either on the ground in iraq or syria or in a terrorist attack in europe or somewhere in the west and possibly isis will try to do both. abb

this was an isis directed plot by the external operations division of isis. and the cell that attacked brussels is exactly the same cell that carried out the paris attacks. all these men were working very closely together. for me the lines back to isis are strong, and they are direct. >> fascinating, and troubling, because we have paris. what happened after paris was folks trying to learn lessons from paris to make sure it didn't happen again. but obviously, it did. phil, weigh in on thats a sec a. this seems like intelligence officials are acknowledging that isis is showing their capability is far greater or at least their capability was underestimated by western intelligence. does underestimated equal failure? >> no. i think ju v to look at two aspects. the first is capability. i don't think that's particularly significant. any terror group can train a bomb maker and recruit people from western europe and the united states. what it shows me to more significant. take capability off the table. it shows me intent. isis is under a lot of stress in iraq. less st

john, is isis coming here? >> reporter: well, isis is already here. as isis has developed as an organization, scott, what we've seen is inspired attacks. they're basically advertising through social media, they've called on people the attack here. we've seen arrests in those cases. chosen to targets and spoken to people directly over closed social media channels where they've said, here's the target, go do it. what we haven't seen is directed attacks. that's what we saw in paris. that's what we just saw in brussels. and that's what we have to be prepared for obviously. >> pelley: what did you learn from the tactics that were used today? >> i think we learned once again that you have rudimentary tactics. we're talking about fairly large bombs when you look at the damage and assess the casualties, but basically terrorism as we see it here, explosives, or as we saw in paris, explosives with active shooters is a low-tech, low-cost, but extraordinarily high-impact venture. >> pelley: since paris over these last four months, islamic extremists in brussels h

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is yn isis and defeating isis is a priority. >> here's what we can agree on. the problems you're seeing in europe are the result of immigration and refugee resettlement policy. i don't think anyone disagrees with that. >> excuse me, i would disagree with that. >> people committed these crimes -- >> in fact, the two men who committed this crime were both born in brussels. >> that's exactly right. >> and belgium citizens. that's not an immigration problem. >> children and grandchildren of immigra immigrants. people have not assimilated into the society. >> we have a lot of those in america. >> here's the point. can you state for me why the president's plan to resettle syrian refugees into this country helps america? why is that good for americans? >> are you kidding me? >> i haven't heard one person explain it. >> first of all the europeans are resettling tens of times of measu more -- >> look how it's going. >> you connect these terrorist attacks done by people who are citizens of belgium. >> how is it good for america? >> america is a land of immigrants. that'

and he also had chatter about isis or with isis. and you take a look at it. i mean, people are looking at it very seriously now, but you have to check it before you ask the question. >> we have checked it, that's my point, sir. there's no ties to isis for this man. no law enforcement official. and this video that you link to appears to be a hoax. >> okay. well, was it a hoax that he's dragging the flag? was that him? it looked like the same man to me. he was dragging a flag along the ground. and he was playing a certain type of music. and supposedly there was chatter about isis. now, i don't know. what do i know about it? all i know is what's on the internet. and i don't like to see a man dragging the american flag along the ground in a mocking fashion. >> all right. i want to -- marco rubio said some pretty tough things about you yesterday. i want to play it and get you to react to it on the other side. >> he doesn't want to say anything to his supporters because he doesn't want to turn them off. because he understands the reason why they are voting for him

state. >> isis is hot wiring apocalypse apocalypse. >> fierce fighters standing against isis. >> parent her ga are a fighting force. our efforts anemic so far. >> attacks in europe and in america. >> the threat is growing in terms of scale and scope. >> can isis be stopped? >> it can be and will be defeated. >> that's next on "war stories." >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm patricia stark in new york. lingering tensions as security forces around the w

isis has publicly claimed responsibility. here in the united states, so far today, a handful of airports, they have stepped up security, including los angeles, new york, chicago, boston, atlanta and of course right here in washington. pamela brown is here, kimberly dozier is here, our cnn senior affairs analyst. pamela, first of all, the picture that they released, they're looking carefully at this one suspect who is sort of dressed in that white jacket. >> exactly. we see the three men here. these are who officials in belgium believe were behind the attack there this morning. if you notice the two men in black, both of them are wearing one glove on their left hand. and right now, officials are analyzing this and working theory is they were wearing that one glove to conceal a detonator. it's believed these two men were killed in the blasts and the man in white perhaps waps the one that left the suitcase bomb there and he is still at large, so there's an active investigation under way. we know the fbi was given this surveillan

isis is a step ahead of us. they have sanctuary territories within europe whether it's in germany or france or in belgiu . this is a big problem for europe. europe has got to get a hold on what is happening when it comes to this refugee, how they are coming forward, how intelligence is gathered specifically we know that for the past four months that the authorities have been on their tail. they have been trying to crack this network. they were not able to do it before these attacks which means isis is ahead of us. that serious policy implications for all ofeurope and the united states.when you look at attacking brussels , the terrorists are looking at brussels as the headquarters at nato, the headquarters for the eu. the header. orders of western civilization in europe. the other capital western civilization is washington dc. it is not too much to say that brussels and washington dc are the two symbols of freedom and democracy and when you have brussels attack, we hear in the united states we need to remember th