CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: Belgian officials revealing more about a terror suspect who were shot and killed following a failed bomb attack at a Brussels central station. We have CNN's Erin McLaughlin live in Brussels with the latest. This was some police work that was done there.</s>ERIN MCLAUGHLIN, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: That's right, Chris. And we're getting new and chilling detail as to how this attack unfolded. At 8:40 p.m. yesterday evening, the suspect entered the train station just behind me with a suitcase, shouting, approached a group of people, the suitcase partially detonated. He dropped the suitcase and raced down the platform in pursuit of the station master. The suitcase detonated a second time, full of nails and glass bottles. Thankfully no one was hurt in either of those explosions. The suspect then stormed soldiers inside the station. The soldiers opened fire, shooting and killing him. He has been identified, although not named by authorities. Thirty-six years old Moroccan national with no prior links to terror. They raided his home in the overnight hours. This is just the latest incident in a string of terrorist-related incidents to strike Europe. On Monday, you may remember that failed attack on the Champs-Elysees. The entire continent, Brooke, remains on high alert.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN ANCHOR: Yes, I can't imagine the climate in Europe. At least no one was hurt. Erin, thank you so much in Brussels. Chilling new video in the fatal police shooting of Philando Castile released four days after a jury found the officer who shot him not guilty. We will show you the tape and talk to the Castile family's attorney, next.
Suspect Killed After Blast at Brussels Train Station