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Said in earlier commentary targeted could mean that a predator saw somebody that night and followed them home or an uber driver. i'm not saying that's who it is but someone who came in contact with one of the four specifically targeted one of them. that could be, you know, a 10-minute targeting process or someone that knows them closely or knows them being on the outside of their social network if you will on the fringes or knows them through the internet postings. i don't think it tells us a whole lot. i think the biggest concern right now is they have a lot of evidence and we're 11 days out....

Tonight. do resource levels need to change, too? >> resources have to go along with what your goals are. if there's a disconnect there, your strategy will fail. it's been reported that they might add 4,000 troops, bringing us up to around 13,000. it's unclear what 13,000 troops could accomplish in afghanistan that 100,000 could not accomplish several years ago under president obama. >> phillip carter, really appreciate your time tonight. your experience as a combat adviser and now serving as a senior fellow for new american security, appreciate it. >> thank you. joining us now is my friend c...

We clearly will have to look all of us in the light of the western attack and the manchester as our resource levels and how we use them. that's just a natural thing to do. i believe our department is well resourced. [inaudible] we benefited from military when the threat level went to critical. as you know, there is a cobra meeting this morning and i'm sure that j tact will be assessing whether the threat level should go up or not and if it were to go out or if we felt the particular need to ask for military reports we absolutely would do so. i can't anymore at this stage. one more question. [i...

The counterterrorism. >> well, the normal police officers. we had 140,000. it's gone down to 120,000. >> and there have been complaints. >> yeah, absolutely. >> and even cressida dick today -- i was surprised actually because it's a bit of a political statement. she said this is obviously going to raise new questions about our resource levels. >> absolutely. and i think the police are, out of all the organizations, the least reluctant to come forward and say we need more resources. they've taken a 20,000 reduction. we've now seen the very, very police officers you want to be routinely armed wa...

>> thank you. >> thank you. >> tamron hall. >> i am here with a line of people. >> i am a math teacher in orange county. >> what is your concern today? >> standardized testing and the fact that the playing field is not level. when you look at different parts of the state and standardized testing imposed on students, there are different resource levels, and different economic concerns in the region, and i think if we want to rate our students, so to speak, based on standardized test scores, and in effect our teachers, i think we need to have the resources level across the state and country. >> ...