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To the 40 men and women on board flight 93 who died in an attempt to bring the plane down rather than letting it hit a target presumed to be somewhere in washington, d.c. the president also paying tribute to the nearly 7,000 service members he said have died facing down the menace of radical islamic terrorism. as commander-in-chief, the president said i will always do everything in my power to prevent terrorists from striking american soil. according to terrorism experts i talked with today, a u.s. intelligence as well as our allies have done a very good job in trying to hunt down and prevent ...

Desperately in need of a propaganda score, the royals are an appealing target, even if the attack doesn't succeed. >> the royal couples are some of the most well known british citizens in history right now, if you target this four-year-old boy and you're isis, you can cause all kinds of mayhem in british society. you can cause folks to generate incredible amount of sympathy for your cause and that's something that isis and their isis wannabes want to do. they want to bring sympathy and bring more recruits, more media splash to their cause. >> terrorism experts say there's an added security ris...

Destruction. >> a former military commander and one of the top british experts on biological weapons walked us through the crime scene. >> if you breathe in vx, it generally kills you within seconds, if not minutes because it destroys your nerves. you stop breathing. your heart stops and you die. >> how much would it take to seriously injure if not kill these two people? >> a quarter of a pen head. we're talking absolutely tiny amounts of this stuff if breathed in can kill you inst n instantaneo instantaneously. >> for the first time ever, a chemical weapon was unleashed on british soil. foren...

Been perpetuated. assign guilt or affect on arrest. those are two different things. when we talk about this -- when they talk about going to the field office and doing something what exactly is the thing that they could have done? now we're getting into the point of potentially prosecuting someone for a thought. it's a very legally slippery slope. look, it's something that terrorism experts struggle with. if someone is affiliated with a known terrorist group, what do you do, do you keep watching them until that point they do something that they can affect an arrest? this is something that law ...

>> the gist of the note was, the islamic state would endure forever. >> reporter: for isis, experts say lone wolves offer an easier way to strike at soft targets without the extensive planning and skill used in attacks like paris. >> it doesn't have multiple pieces, you're not dealing with multiple cells or multiple people you have to coordinate with. you just have to make sure your target is one that is penetratable. >> reporter: a key question now, how can authorities stop people from becoming radicalized. terrorism experts say that's incredibly difficult. it requires police and intelligence...