MARQUEZ: New details about the Moroccan gunman who was subdued by passengers on a Paris-bound train. French officials say Ayoub El Khazzani was listening to a YouTube audio file promoting violence in the name of the prophet moments before he opened fire. He boarded the train with two guns, a knife, 270 rounds of ammo, and a half liter bottle of gasoline. Let's get the latest from CNN senior European correspondent, Jim Bittermann in Paris. Jim, does it sound like they will be able to build a terrorism case out of all of that?</s>JIM BITTERMANN, CNN SENIOR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENT: That's certainly what they are aiming for and it's an important distinction under French law because if they can then it's a whole separate track of judicial procedures come into play. In fact, judicial magistrate said just aimed at terrorism and terrorism laws come into play. So it's a much stiffer sentencing and it's much more careful research into what exactly Khazzani may have been doing and it sounds like they will probably be able to do that. Because they have a lot of different indications that he had associations, for example, in Spain with radical mosque in Spain, that he had had -- as you said, listened to the radical websites just before he went into action. What they are wondering about mostly is where did he get the money, for example for all of his trips around Europe? He was essentially homeless. According to a prosecutor yesterday he was living in a park in Brussels before he went into action. He bought a first class ticket. He got the weapons. So it's a real -- there is still a lot of details that have to be sorted out here but it's definitely going to be tried as a terrorism case, I think.</s>MARQUEZ: Fascinating to consider all of those details. I'm sure officials across Europe are watching close on this one. Jim Bittermann for us in Paris, thank you.</s>KOSIK: Investors running for the exits and fleeing the stock market but does this signal a crash? What to expect from stocks, next.
Train Gunman Had Terrorist Intent