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New tactic. the governor of guam spent much of today telling residents not to worry. he said "im working with homeland security, the rear admiral and the united states to protect our safety. i want to make sure theres no threat to our island." heres what residents are saying. watch. >> something that we cant take lightly. you never know what could happen. you know, everyone is saying, what are we going to do? you cant do anything. you cant run and hide from a nuclear bomb or threat. >> back in 2...

Continental europe. particularly germany is a good example where there are fines which are levied against isps that are allowing criminal content to remain online for more than 24 hours. some of these fines are going up to 50 million euros. universally we need to -- we need to sir vcup vent it. but its the widespread prop mitigation to try and insight or encourage those to carry out these attacks. the more that we can filter them into certain corners the easier it will be to come back. >> david,...

Us -- give us better answers. but we always see online there is some sort of jumping on the band wagon. even last week with the times square car crash isis came out they aim came out and said there should be more such attacks in the west mp meaning everyone has a car everyone has a kitchen knife everyone has an axe you no longer need to build a sophisticated weapon when you can take what you have the household goods and launch attacks in the west. thats exactly the propaganda going out. its just...

Not the united states anymore, but russia and thats because of russias brutal campaign of air strikes in syria. the fact that so many sunni muslims inside places like aleppo have been killed in russian air strikes. thats angered the jihadi community and energized them. and groups like al qaeda and isis have said were going to hit russia and theres some concern that some of these that have joined isis and other jihadi groups and there are a very large number of them, several thousand, may come ba...

Isis and there is one message for them, to stay home and launch attacks. >> the operating assumption here is that this is an act of terrorism. this investigation is now going to be led by counterterrorism command known as so-15. they are one of the most capable counterterrorism outfits in the world. they work very closely with mi-5. they will be going through all sorts of cc-tv, witness statements and investigating this with great intensity. their biggest concern right now, obviously, is this ov...

Kind of interesting. its a term thats evolved in the last, id say last two or three years actually to describe what i think folks are recognizing as the 21st centurys phenomena of the blurring of the space between peace and war. reporter: have to really look far to cite examples from the russian-packed cyber militia urge d.o.t. election cycle and isis use of information warfare to recruit an launch attacks outside of iraq and syria, martha. martha: catherine, this week there was confirmation key...

Paul, youre also hearing about some new intelligence about the isis threat to europe right now. what are you learning? >> wolf, this comes from a senior european counterterrorism official. and they tell me theres very recent intelligence that european isis operatives in syria and iraq arin creasingly faking their own death over there. and the worry is that theyre doing that so they can get back into europe and launch attacks, sneak back into europe because they wouldnt be so much on the radar sc...

Significant kill, the u.s. thinks, in terms of the direct links to paris attacks. >> one in ten of what the coalition are calling high-value targets, right? >> we dont know how high value they are. theyve been described as middle to upper echelon. today the collision tried to make a direct link to killings and effect its having. youve seen recent successes on the battlefield on the coalition and iraqi forces against isis. the coalition is saying theyre hampering their ability to be have command ...

>> well, i think that the trouble with the war on isis is that were winning too slowly, that it will take too long to take out this terrorist safe haven. were looking now at a number of years before you can even start to think about eradicating isis from this dangerous safe haven, the most dangerous safe haven weve ever seen in history, that includes al qaeda on the day of 9/11. and the worry is that isis is increasingly pivoting towards international terrorism. weve seen 40 attacks around the w...

With isis, boy they will have their hands full. >> thats definitely true and when you look at how we know about americans are going overseas to join jihadist groups in places like syria, there was a congressional terror report that i wrote about, 250 americans had gone to join jihadists in syria. dozens had come back into the united states after doing so. >> the ryan thank you. gregg: ryan mauro, thank you very much. with all of these attacks, jetliner, beirut bombing, paris attacks now in mali,...