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O our communities. >> the republican party or any party for that matter, when you look at san bernardino right now, this two-bedroom home of the mother of sayed farook lived in that home. neighbors are revealing he may have been radicalized well before he married this woman in saudi arabia. what is your call to your community if you have the black lives matter movement there and challenging what's happening in the community both with black on black crime and crimes against the community as it relates to police, what is the call for the muslim community? >> the muslim community has always coope...

Inspires to hit and britain has already disrupted as many as seven terror plots in this country just in the last year. fredericka? >> thank you so much, phil black. the fear of terrorism, it's something one of the world's most pop familiar bands knows all too well. next we talk to bono of u2 about the latest wave of terror and how he is using music to try to change minds. >> it's poetry in music. and humor. a child since before it can speak. it's the very essence of our humanity. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks g...

There's one step beyond that, critical. that means it's imminent. that's when they have information pointing to a specific plot they think is about to be launched. during the debate here in which many people, many politicians did oppose the government's move to expand air strikes into syria, they argue one of the reasons why it wasn't a good idea, because it would raise the terror risk here to britain. both here in the uk and abroad as well. the government argued against that, saying the assessment of the intelligence services here is that britain is already among the top level of internationa...

Intelligence-led approach to dealing with terror plots here begins to become less effective when you're talking about one man with a knife. lynda? >> of course, phil, britain suffered its worse militant attack in 2005 when 52 people were killed and 700 people injured when suicide attackers hit the transport system there. what's the feeling there at the moment in light of this attack? >> i'd have to say there's no real change riding the underground this morning. people are still there. there's some police presence but no more than normal. this is a city used to being on a high level of terror a...

>> we continue the conversation about terror, radicalization and how we stop home grown terrorists. and i want to look at that specifically, jack, because it is so hard to track these home grown isis inspired plots, terror plots much more investigators say than a traditional terrorist plot. why and how is this type of investigation different? >> in this particular case, if there is a direct recruitment line. if you can find somebody in isis or in the past al shabaab and boka haram, you could find out who they're trying to recruit and the person who did the recruiting. the problem in this case ...