A Belgian Army vehicle is parked in front of the main train station in the center of Brussels on Saturday, Nov. 21, 2015. Belgium raised its security level to the highest degree on Saturday as the manhunt continues for extremist Salah Abdeslam who took part in the Paris attacks. The security alert shut metro's, shops, and cancelled events with high concentrations of people. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo)
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Turkey says it shot down a plane … Americans get a big travel warning … and throngs of Muslims are happy to show Donald Trump their “Muslim IDs.” It’s Tuesday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door:

PARIS TERROR ATTACKS

Vested interest: Who ditched a possible suicide vest in a garbage can near Paris? Many wonder if it belonged to Salah Abdeslam, a key suspect in the November 13 terror attacks in Paris. Or maybe it belonged to someone we don’t even know about. But it has the same explosives found in the suicide belts used by the Paris attackers. And Abdeslam is still nowhere to be found.

A French gendarme enforcing the Vigipirate plan, France's national security alert system, patrols on November 19, 2015 in a railway station Paris. France revealed on November 19 it will spend an extra 600 million euros (USD 641 million) next year to ramp up security after the Paris attacks. President Francois Hollande announced this week that France is freezing plans to cut troop numbers through 2019. At the same time, the country will add 8,500 law enforcement jobs including 5,000 new police. AFP PHOTO / THOMAS SAMSON        (Photo credit should read THOMAS SAMSON/AFP/Getty Images)
Intel: Paris attackers did surveillance of locations
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RUSSIAN WARPLANE SHOT DOWN

Not in my backyard: A Russian warplane was shot down near the Turkish-Syrian border Tuesday, Russian officials said. Turkey said it “responded” to a jet that violated its airspace and ignored warnings to leave. Russian officials denied that and said the pilots managed to eject – but their fates are unknown.

Russian warplane goes down in Syria's northwestern town of Bayirbucak, near the Turkish border, on November 24, 2015.
New video shows Russian plane crashing after shot down
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WORLDWIDE TRAVEL ALERT

You’ve been warned: The U.S. State Department has issued a travel alert for Americans going … well, pretty much anywhere around the world. It says a bunch of terrorists – namely, ISIS, al-Qaeda and Boko Haram – “continue to plan terrorist attacks in multiple regions.” That doesn’t mean Americans should put away their passports – but they should stay vigilant and avoid large crowds.

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U.S. State Department issues a worldwide travel alert
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MINNEAPOLIS SHOOTINGS

On the loose: Police are looking for three guys who opened fire near a police station where demonstrators were protesting the death of Jamar Clark. Five people were shot, but they’re all expected to survive. Clark, a 24-year-old black man, was shot by police on November 15 as they tried to arrest him.

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‘CLOCK BOY’ FAMILY WANTS $15 MILLION

Tick, tock: Remember Ahmed Mohamed, the Texas teen who brought a homemade clock to school – only to get arrested because the grown-ups thought he made a bomb? Well, an attorney said his family wants an apology from the city and police – oh, and also $15 million. The clock is ticking: Officials have been told they have 60 days to cough it up before the family sues.

Ahmed Mohamed (2-L), a 14-year-old Sudanese Muslim teenager from the United States who became an overnight sensation after a Texas teacher mistook his homemade clock for a bomb, looks on during an interview in the capital Khartoum on October 15, 2015. AFP PHOTO / ASHRAF SHAZLY        (Photo credit should read ASHRAF SHAZLY/AFP/Getty Images)
Ahmed Mohamed's family seeks $15 million, apologies
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BREAKFAST BROWSE

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Muslim Marine’s comeback to Trump

When Donald Trump suggested all Muslims in the U.S. should be registered, Tayyib M. Rashid said he’s already got a special ID:

@MuslimMarine’s post was retweeted more than 33,000 times – and prompted doctors, officers and other service members to tweet their #MuslimID cards to Trump.

Bernie Sanders hangs out with a killer …

… Killer Mike, that is. The rapper took the presidential candidate out to lunch and posed with him before introducing Sanders at a campaign rally in Atlanta. Apparently Killer Mike is feeling the Bern.

WHAT’S FOR LUNCH

Here’s what’s coming up later:

Bracing for turmoil

The city of Chicago has been fighting the release of a video reportedly showing a white police officer shooting a black teenager 16 times. But after a judge’s ruling, that video could be released today. A Chicago Tribune columnist says the video “could tear Chicago apart.”

Hollande visits the U.S.

Since Paris terror attacks, French President Francois Hollande has been on a mission to unite a grand coalition against ISIS. And today, he’s visiting President Barack Obama to try to see what the allies can do in the fight against enemy No. 1.

AND FINALLY …

Talk about a downward spiral! If this is Tony Hawk’s midlife crisis, can it please continue? The 47-year-old pro skateboarder took insanity/awesomeness to new heights when he nailed a horizontal loop. (Don’t try this at home!)