this country in terms of the visa waiver program, how do we reach out into the community and have people report back if they see suspicious activities. and that s going to require trust. how we do a better job of intel sharing and really get these questions around encryption. and we need this military strategy to take out isil on the ground. you want to send u.s. troops there? what i believe is the only way with the stalemate we have between the assad forces, the moderate rebels that we back and isil, the only way that i see us taking out isil would be some level of collaboration between the moderate forces and post assad some of the regime backed forces. otherwise i see unfortunately a stalemate. we did see some good news today, saudi arabia got some of those moderate forces together and were trying to move them more against isil as opposed to simply taking on the regime. senator warner, thanks as usual for coming in. coming up, the high-tech place where terrorists are making
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kelly, these are labor intensive operations. obviously if you are watching somebody who you are talking logistic support with multiple people. eight-hour shift and potentially 12-hour shifts. these are long days. also intel sharing. even after 9/11, we have done a better job at it. but there is a lot of work to be done. there is these 10 see at the different verticals and the horizontals. there is still they were hesitant to give up the information and i understand why. you can t have everybody knowing what is going on. there is another side where if we are not sharing information and the information is not getting out there, the state local and county entities don t have their finger on the
dozens of children died. locals felt abandoned by the kremlin and now that s only likely if there s an attack far away twr the games. elsewhere in impoverished southern russia. if it happens expect not to see much of it. russia regulates press coverage heavily, particularly of militant activity in the south and will be infuriated by any attack on or near the games. then, of course, there may be u.s. criticism of russian intel sharing. like after the boston bombings when russian cooperation was still panned by u.s. officials. given this unsecertainty, u.s. officials will hope for calm but worrying which russian response they ll get if the worst does happen. there s so much mistrust in the tone of the relationship is rather negative that it may affect the cooperation or other lack of cooperation. reporter: now, really, the