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In part because of his style of rule. also because of his record on human rights. the president is looking for a strong alley in the region to attack terrorism and the roots of it. by all indications the reboot is beginning to bear fruit. here's the president. >> we are very much behind president al-sisi. he has done a fantastic job with a very difficult situation. we are very much behind egypt and the people of egypt. and to the united states has believe me backing and we have strong backing. >> reporter: after the oval office meeting, there was a broader meeting in the cabinet room before th...

Can. it's important that france now, particularly in the next 24 to 72 hours, really starts to kick it in. >> why? >> first off, they've been attacked. this is an extraordinary attack. this is the most significant attack from a terror attack on western soil since that spanish train bombing, if you recall several years ago. they had already been attacked back in january. >> they were also attacked but our guys were on that train. >> so france is getting a hotbed an extraordinary targeted. not just france. this is about europe about the united states about the free world. again, back to the topi...

Those countries that i just mentioned. jenna: it's interesting to hear that you believe the global threat is not growing, but we're seeing a reaction that we haven't seen, what, in the last decade probably? more than that? of closing down these embassies? so if the global threat is not growing, then why would we do this? >> well, for one thing i would say, jenna, that the global threat never was that small. i mean, you'll think back, i know you remember things like the train bombing in spain in 2003, the london subway with bombing in 2005, the attempted bombing of a dozen airliners going from ...

Limited budgets and resources is this the right make up? we've heard the ts ash administrator mr. pistole talk about trust and traveler programs. can that be moved over to rail. we have seen plots overseas, the london train bombing and madrid. we didn't need these recent revelations. trains are vulnerable. jon: i come from the west, there are wide stretches of track in utah where you can do all kinds of things and never be seen except by the occasional passing train, is that what we're looking at? usama bin laden supposedly wanted to try to tip a train into a ravine. >> i think that's the spec...

Expected to blow away the competition with the only real question, can it break $30 million? "source code" stars jake gyllenhaal as a soldier traveling back in time to prevent a terrorist train bombing in chicago. the film, which cost a modest $32 to make should earn about half of that back this weekend. the weekend's other debut is "insidious" a horror film about a boy in a coma who becomes possessed. most experts think it will take in around $10 million. some see it doing much better. finally, good news if you can never get enough betty white. she'll be hosting a new nbc hidden camera show...