amy kellogg has more on that. amy? . they don't always make the news. and in the last fiscal year 337 counter terrorist arrests were made and half of those were linked to syria the ones that happen today were in walsall in england. police have 48 hours to question the suspects and they are not given details as to what the trio may have been up to but they don't believe they were planning an imminent attack. scotland yard said counter terrorism arrests are up a third. they are also throwing many more resources at the problem. france is too, since the terrorist attack on charlie hes do. >> and since that time france is on high alert. the french made a sweeping crack down on hate speech. they arrested last spring 54 people for that. they have put 10000 troops on the streets in addition to security personnel and protecting sensitive sights such as synagogues and churches and mosques and making terror arrests as well. pariment passed its own act and giving police powers to surveillance. and the europeans were critical of the u.s. patriot act. but it so manie

amy kellogg as the details. >> reporter: a lot of jitters over here.to come up with the repayment to the international monetary fund. and the ins president said there will be no grace period for greece. she let rip with pointed comments about it time to restore dialogue between the adults in the room. and the greek leader he's lashed@the ins as criminally responsible for greece's desperate situation and he's in russia attending the st. petersburg and signing a gas pipeline deal with russia and in which greece will be paid transit rights. if greece asks for a bail out russia would consider stepping in. and much was made where he visited a stat u. most greeks want to stay in the euro and took to the streets yesterday to make that point. but they have cut to the bone and have nothing more to give european creditors who want them to raise more taxes and cut pensions. that is a redline for the greeks who claim that pensioners help to keep food on the table for family members. unemployment rate is 25 percent. and 50 percent on young people. there is a run on

. >> because there were >> >> amy kellogg is live in our london bureau where she has been falling --ollowing all the details about this. what are we learning this morning? >> we also have reports that the head and the body may not belong to the same person. the sheer horror for the people at the fraryct is -- factory is absolutely unimaginable. we want to know why air products, an american company, was targeted. it would have security around it being a chemical plan, was it targeted because it was american, was it targeted because the owner or the ceo is said to be of iranian descent or was it just a target of opportunity for these possibly two attackers which we now believe and reportedly facilitated with isis or some other terrorist organization. apparently the one man who has been detain was known to police and that is another frightening prospect for the french people because as we saw with the "charlie hebdo" attacks back in january, one of those at least had been known to police, and so who are these people and how are they slipping through the france france has stepped up its