MICHAELA PEREIRA, CNN ANCHOR: Belgian authorities carrying more raids and the manhunt for two fugitive terror suspects tied to last week's attacks in Brussels. The mayor of Belgium's capital saying there is no such thing as normal anymore. Has the search for those suspects gone cold? CNN's Alexandra Field is live in Brussels with the very latest on the manhunt -- Alexandra.</s>ALEXANDRA FIELD, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hey there, Michaela. The fear and anxiety is palpable. It's ever present for people in this city who have been living under this heightened terror level for months now as these events continue to unfold. Investigators are, of course, targeting two additional bombing suspects from the Brussels attack, a third possible bomber from $e airport as well as a second possible from the metro station. While they carry out raids to try to find those men or any information about them, authorities have also said that they have identified another eight suspects who they are looking for, people they believe are connected to either the Brussels attack or the Paris attack. It is why you see so many police officers on the streets of this city, it's why you see the stepped up security presence, European Union institutions reopened yesterday after the Easter holiday with heightened security in place. But the airport where the attacks happened has not yet reopened. We are now hearing it could be months before the airport is open again. Efforts to get it open on a limited basis haven't been successful yet -- Don.</s>DON LEMON, CNN ANCHOR: All right. Thank you very much for that. We appreciate it. They all promise to back the eventual nominee. But now, the three remaining GOP candidates are breaking that vow. What does that mean for the party moving forward? We'll discuss that, coming up.
More Raids and Manhunt for Terror Suspects