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    What you need to know to survive a mass shooting

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  • Airport Departure Hall Bombed in Brussels Reopens

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  • American hurt in Brussels bombing goes home

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  • 2 more men arrested, charged in Brussels attack probe

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  • Report: Brussels attackers initially planned to hit France

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  • Paris suspect among 'several' arrests in Belgium, prosecutors say

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  • Belgian Police Arrest Multiple Paris, Brussels Terror Suspects

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  • Watch: Police Pin Down, Arrest Terror Suspect in Brussels

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  • Brussels Airport Reopens After Deadly Suicide Terror Attacks

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  • Watch: France Files Terrorism Charges Against Parisian

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  • French President: ‘We Won’t Strip Terrorists’ Nationality’

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  • Belgian Justice Minister Defends Anti-Terror Record

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  • Belgian authorities: We had the wrong man in Brussels bombings

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  • Only Suspect Charged in Brussels Attacks Has Been Freed

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  • Aunt of Brussels Terror Victim: 'Totally Senseless' Death

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  • Jim Cain, father of fiancé of Brussels victim, speaks out on attacks

    03:18
  • Watch Security Video of Brussels Airport Bombing Suspect

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  • 2 more US citizens confirmed killed in Brussels attacks

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  • New video highlights ‘man in white,’ Brussels attack suspect still at large

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  • 'We'll Keep Living:' French PM on Terror, Euro 2016

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Massive manhunt for third Brussels attack suspect ‘a race against time’

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Police in Brussels are searching around the clock for a third terror suspect, “the man in white,” who was spotted on surveillance footage at Brussels Airport with two men who have been identified as suicide bombers. Police fear that if the suspect gets away, he will likely be involved in more acts of terror. A raid overnight that provided investigators with boxes of evidence to help in their hunt. NBC’s Bill Neely reports for TODAY.