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Bush years you would have periodic rollouts and supposed plots by people who had no money or wherewithal to carry something out but then you have the boston marathon bombing and the actual 9/11 attacks and you do have a city that is a unique terrorist target so you have to take it deadly seriously even if the people may not have the wherewithal. >> new york will always be the number one target because of population density. i bomb that goes off here can hurt more people than a bomb going off, generally speaking than any other area of the country. the population density here on one block is mor...

Not use his last name to protect his family, is serving alongside a local militia in an abandoned christian village where we met him. >> the next town over there is full of isis. >> yes. >> how far? >> less than two kilometers, so about a mile. >> reporter: he took us up to the roof where they watch isis looking over the no man's land. >> they are out there. that's our motivation every day. >> you want to get those flags down. >> they are coming down. >> reporter: so far from detroit, from home. brett makes no apology for becoming what he calls a soldier of christ. >> i have had a lot of peopl...

A bit of -- a few of them will always go back to old ways. there's nothing you can do about it. >> general hurtling, i wonder how we see this playing out. who is going to say, yes, bring khalid sheikh mohammed to my state? you hear lawmakers talk about it, they feel like it's a security concern, it makes them perhaps a terrorist target to have this trial going on. how do we expect that that's really going to happen? do you? >> if i could clarify a little bit, brianna. some of the things bob was saying, just put some numbers on it. there have been over 700 prisoners since guantanamo was opened....

Off to a bad start and we need to fix that program. i think the overarching goal of security communities is a good one, but it needs a fresh start. that's one thing, among a number of them, that we're contemplating doing. >> another thing threat from overseas, al qaeda, isis, the growing threat in iraq, syria, isis making significant gains and airport security is tightened around the world. in a moment i'll discuss that with you, mr. secretary, and whether similar measures might be taking place in airports here. let me turn to my colleague jim maceda as london heathrow airport with the latest ...

They lift the ban on flying drones. >> officials defending a new report that found the nsa was spying on ordinary americans way more than terror suspects. between 2009 and 2012 they col nexted information from neighbors e-mail addresses and about 5,000 private photos. nsa officials saying that is just routine. they say for every terrorist target monitored communications on nine innocent bystanders is collected. >> a treasure trove of russian kgb file episodes uncovered. they were smuggled out of russia in 92. they describe saab taj, booby trapped agent under cover in the