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They then come back. they are able to form. they are able to plan larger scale attacks. what we see in rochester is very different and a lot of people may read that indictment and say this doesnt seem like much. what a lot -- what the fbi is doing now is essentially making very public arrest even against people who seem not like a huge threat or may have mental disabilities i think to make a statement to others that the fbi is watching. >> almost like acting as a deterrent. >> absolutely. and i ...

Deserve. you let people out of prison because, you know, you start feeling sorry they have been in prison too long and then you go ahead and person like omalley says all lives matter and the man has to apologize for not saying black lives matter. all lives matter. police officers lives matter. >> mayor, thank you for joining us tonight. thank you, sir. >> thank you. and police across america reigle at the news that another one of their owns a fallen, been murdered in the line of duty. "on the re...

Migrants once again pushing their way through police blockades. they did this begin at the hoag holding center. on this bus is a family that we met a short while ago. if we go a bit closer we might be able to see them and say hi. theyre from kobani in syria. this is that town just across the border from turkey where last year there was fierce intense fighting between isis and the kurdish fighting force. the family fled back then when isis was eventually pushed back. they returned to kobani and t...

Province. trying to beef up its presence at a military base in an area, located between, ramadi and falluja, isis has been trying to launch various smaller scale attacks on towns in that area. for now, we hear from the iraqi government that those front lines are holding but they do need reinforcements. reinforcements amount this stage will not necessarily be in the form of iraqi security forces. the government lacks sca s capa units in its ranks but potentially in the form of the mobilization. p...

>> parents are afraid. parents are nervous about what may happen to their child. >> reporter: last school year, 17,000 california kindergartners were exempted from vaccines citing religious or philosophical reasons. that worries some parents. >> lets immunize our children. >> reporter: 6-year-old cant get the vaccine while battling leukemia and relies on classmates who can to keep him safe. here in california doctors say they have seen an increase in parents requesting the measles vaccine. a ste...

Cyberattacks, as well. heres the story. >> reporter: as fans gear up for this years super bowl, security heightens and will be the tightest in history. in an exclusive interview, abcs pierre thomas spoke to the department of homeland securitys jeh johnson inside the stadium about new tactics officials are prepared for. >> lone wolf style attacks, more smaller scale attacks. >> our challenges in homeland security are evolving. we have more concerns about domestic-based acts of violence. >> report...

Off our shores? which includes, by the way, u.s. embassies everywhere. >> i think we are better at it now than we have ever been. but were never going to be 100% safe. and the kind of magnet that syria has become with people flocking to syria to join the jihad and who may come back is going to be a problem were going to deal with the next decade. >> if i can associate myself with his remarks, absolutely. i think syria is now the training ground for the world. these jihadists are pouring in every...

Countries in africa and the middle east, where they get safe haven. their leaders are encouraging smaller scale attacks by lone wolves more than ever before, rogers says, and they have the means. >> some of the al qaeda affiliates have better connections to the west, meaning they can get good paper to go to europe, they can get good paper to go to the united states. >> reporter: these small groups of terrorists are more likely to make mistakes, experts say, but are also harder to detect. because...

Difficult to stop because its two or three or four people, sometimes even just one person discussing amongst themselves, not having overseas connections, so causing a lot of concern in the west, wolf, but theres still, obviously, concern that al qaeda affiliates like al qaedas affiliate in yemen, will be able to launch larger scale attacks, as well. this threat is coming from a lot of different fronts, wolf. >> seems to be growing. thanks very much, paul cro crookshank, joining us from london. ...

To a nech or anything close. yes, it is more likely that smaller scale attacks will happen in the future. but will they be a national security issue like 9/11? no. >> peter bergen, thanks very much. >> thank you. two worlds, two truths. does freedom of religion mean freedom from suspicion? soledad obrien chronicals the fight over destruction of a mosque in the heart of the bible belt. unwelcomed, the muslims next door airs next sunday right here on cnn. weapons of the future being developed ...