MICHAELA PEREIRA, CNN ANCHOR: Two people with Syrian passports arrested in terror raids in Geneva. Swiss police finding traces of potential bomb-making chemicals in a car there. The search for more radicalized suspects is not over. CNN's international diplomatic editor Nic Robertson, live in Geneva with the latest for us and what they found. Nic?</s>NIC ROBERTSON, CNN INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMATIC EDITOR: Yes, Michaela. There were two terror investigations going on here right now. The investigation into these two men with Syrian passports. The authorities here say they appear to be authentic passports, but of course, we know that terror suspects have used fake Syrian passports in the past. So that is a concern for authorities here. They won't say if these men had visas in their passports that would allow them to be travelling legally inside Europe. Those traces of explosives or precursor chemicals at least that may have been -- that could be used potentially to make a home made explosive device, that's what police are investigating. The other investigation ongoing right now is that the one coming from a lead by U.S. intelligence officials that said four ISIS members were communication intercepted, where they were chatting about the possibility of attacking either here in Geneva or Toronto in Canada or Chicago. That continues to be a part of an investigation here. The police at the moment not saying if this currently -- either of these current investigations are linked to the attack in Paris last month, but that is a concern here. Geneva, of course, just a few miles away from France. And the possibility of that link is very, very real.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: Nic, thank you very much. Appreciate it. We also have breaking details this morning about the Paris attacks. And we've learned something very new and disturbing about the man on your screen right now, the alleged planner. You'll want to hear this when we come back.
Two People with Syrian Passports Arrested in Terror Raids