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>> jon: breaking news, the department of homeland security is a warning that terrorists could target thousands of civilians with weaponized drones. this was posted on their bulletin last week. terrorist groups are urging recruits to adopt easy to use tools to target public places and events. some terrorist groups are using battlefield experiences to pursue new technologies and tactics. unmanned aerial systems that could be used outside of the conflict zone. joining us now, michael balboni. new york state homeland security director. i couldn't believe this story when i first heard about it unti...

Of the most challenging threat environment since 9/11 with foreign groups encouraging to use easy to use tools. this bulletin goes beyond the use of vehicles as weapons, as we sought to deadly effect in new york city last week. the homeland security bulletin which replaces the color-coded post 9/11 system, some terrorist groups overseas are using battlefield experiences to pursue new technologies and tactics, such as unmanned aerial systems and chemical agents that could be used outside the zone. homeland security officials continue to emphasize that isis and al qaeda use these attacks to recr...

Good morning. >> this bulletin reflects and uptick in threat reporting. drones may be deployed by recruits inside the u.s. the u.s. continues to face one of the most challenging threat environments since 9/11 with foreign groups urging recruits to target public places and events. it goes beyond the use of vehicles as weapons as we saw in new york city when isis sympathizers murdered eight people and injured a dozen others. the bulletin reads in part terrorist groups are urging recruits to adopt easy to use tools. some groups are using battlefield experiences to pursue new tech fol gee and tact...

Probably never expected to have their skills put to the test during a morning jog on capitol hill. that's what happened when the men found themselves playing witness to a gruesome accident. what they did next proves the heart of a hero doesn't change with the scenery. bonded by their uniforms, these four soldiers spend their mornings together pounding miles of pavement on their runs around the nation's capital. yesterday that routine took a dramatic turn. >> i turned my attention to the intersection. as the bus went by i seen an individual on the ground, lying in the fetal position. >> a fello...

My head was in his chest and my hands were elevating my leg in the air. so i think he saw more than i did but i never looked back until i saw the pictures and all the people on the ground. >> a decade of war has prepared our surgeons here, civilian surgeons to be able to operate on these people. i spoke to dr. david king, who was both a trauma surgeon in iraq and also worked on the patients as they recovered. let's hear what he had to say? >> all of our patients have benefited from our, the lessons learned from the past decade of battlefield experiences especially, especially with respect to t...