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harry houck, i'd like to ask your thoughts as well.e process at this point based on limited information to minimize the threat as opposed to eliminate it? because that's the best they can do. >> well we know we're not going to be able to eliminate the threat. it's almost impossible to do unless we have some specific intelligence telling us exactly when and where an attack is going to occur. the fact that they're having this large gathering tomorrow and i don't even see how police can be prepared for that tomorrow. where they'll have hundreds of thousands of people in france including, you know, many dignitaries coming in from other countries when they only have 24 hours to prepare for something like this. >> bob, i wonder if i can ask you how the u.s. responds to this additional warnings going out. the department of homeland security the fbi putting out warnings in the last 24 hours around the country warning in effect of similar attacks without any specific and credible threats. how does the u.s. respond now? and would you say that th

and former nypd detective, harry houck.u first, colonel, do you think it's time we rethink how we flag and monitor possible extremists? >> good evening, brianna. the -- yes, i do. i believe right now there is -- right now, what you have is you've got a lot -- you know we started this years ago. we had a smaller number of people and we had a lot of people that could do it. now, i was listening before. we have over 1 million people on the watch list, and it really just turns out to be how many assets we have. and we have to be able to fund our law enforcement and our intelligence services to be able to track these people around the world, and we can't do that under things like continuing resolutions and continue to argue about it. >> yeah. continuing resolution being just let's do the budget we had before, and not really i guess prioritizing money for certain things. and obviously, this should be a priority. you know bob, when i wonder if when you have individuals who have inclinations towards extremism, and they're being mon

, houck consulting.com. u.s. soil and what do we make of this activation of terror cells? >> of course. the idea of sending in professional operators to do or semi professional operators to do this kind of work of course people were nit-picking over -- me included -- this wasn't perfect, this wasn't perfect here. but they achieved the objective. the objective is to terrorize the public. in this particular case it was a targeted killing, not so much a random mass civilian attack like sydney hostage-taking. this is something more what isis would do. with respect to the u.s. the u.s. is the prime target. i mean this is -- you know for jihadi groups especially competing with one another, the group that can conduct the attack in the u.s. that's the one that's going to score the most points. >> and, you know we just learned, harry, that this -- i think this is the thing that really is sort of unbelievable to some people. >> right. >> the brothers were under surveillance for about three years, and then just six mon

here with me in new york, former nypd detective harry houck. jim, let me get to you on the scene. what's the latest in the search for these three killers? >> reporter: we're hoping to get a news conference from the prosecutor, the paris prosecutor in the next few minutes. could be anytime now. from him, he's been the person in the past that's given the most complete information. we are expecting to get some information about the gunmen and the hunt for the gunmen. they fled the scene in a black citr citron. and the police believe they picked up that same car on the northern edge of paris, not very far away from the downtrodden suburbs of paris where there's a heavily islamic immigrant community that the gunmen may have wanted to take sanctuary in. one of the things that's going to make this really difficult is no one got a good look at the faces, so far as we know, of the gunmen. they were masked. they kept their masks on. in one video, you can see one of the gunmen picking up a shoe on the street near the car that he sped away in. and that shoe may have been part of his disguise,