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And insufficient security force to go after them. as for the u.s. intelligence footprint in afghanistan going forward -- >> even the joint chiefs of staff have said quite clearly, our capabilities are not going to be what they were because we dont have the presence on the ground. >> reporter: is isis-k a threat to wage broader war against or over throw the taliban? the terrorism experts we spoke to dont think so. the taliban have far greater numbers of fighters, they say. isis-k could be a viole...

In areas they control, he says, they impose harsh shariah law, execute civilians and others they suspect are spies. >> they want to attract and recruit the most ardent sociopaths in the country and their calling card is thisa rapacious and wanton violence against anyone that stands in their way. that helps them bring in other vierts fighters. >> reporter: isis-k has carried out devastating suicide attacks in afghanistan in recent years including an attack on a school for girls this spring which ...

>> they could wreak half acorn the airport, that is a great concern. >> reporter: is isis-k a threat to over throw the taliban. the terrorism experts we spoke to dont think so. the taliban have far greater numbers of fighters, they say. isis-k could be a violent nuisance to the taliban. doing hurnit-and-run and they s isis-k is not going away without a fight. brine todd, cnn, washington. >> in moments well hear from the pentagon. that is a live view from the pentagon. well take you there the mom...

>> terrorism experts say the u.k.s terrorism problem in particular is much bigger. thankfully, in scope, it is much bigger, shall we say. thousands of ices fighters returning to western europe every year where is here, the problem has been largely controlled. >> trace: gillian turner live for us in d.c., thank you. our mom thought her 10-year-old daughter was going to die when dolphins attack the child at a swim experience in mexico. thats what she told a british newspaper the sun, a corporate c...

Century, theyre going to be mining social media. theyll be looking for whatever digital imprint or digital exhaust this attacker might have left behind. >> london officials have declared this a terrorist incident. i want to be careful not to jump to conclusions before we know more, but does this have the markings of any specific group? >> it does. i heard some terrorism experts talk about this. this appears to be the type of extremist similar in nature to the one that happened a couple months ag...

Year where as we all forgot about al qaeda why because al qaeda had gone away no i actually quite active in many different places and terrorism experts are worried about because isis created a state in an army of $35000.00 troops commanded a population of $8000000.00 people with a budget of billions of dollars and now has resurgent sell in areas controlled by you going to some of the same views about and. its that simple isis as a state in the unique threat that isis presented by its ability to ...

Sabotage due to a pay dispute and wanted to get more overtime fixing the flaw he created. but tonight analysts say investigators may now be looking into whether he was somehow radicalized. >> weve seen these organizations be very creative innovative and weve seen more outsourcing as they themselves could not mount a 9/11 type operation. they essentially reach out to other people that could do things for them. >> reporter: terrorist groups from al qaeda to isis are known to be fixated on trying t...

What donald trump said isis was unique in a way that focused the internationals attention from 2014 until about march of this year where is we all forgot about al qaida and why because al qaeda had gone away no all kiter is actually quite active in many different places and terrorism experts are worried about because isis created a state and an army of 30 $5000.00 troops commanded a population of $8000000.00 people with a budget of billions of dollars and now has resurgent cells in areas control...

Security advisors and cabinet officials over potential peace talks with the taliban a resulting deal could lead to final exit of our troops in the country and end to americas longest running war. this morning republican senator lindsey graham talked about on "sunday morning futures" leaving that could resume repeated attacks on the homeland. >> we cant leave afghanistan without counterterrorism force or intel capability to protect us a against a 9/11 because al qaeda and is isis is live in afgha...