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cameron saying yesterday there was no specific intelligence about an imminent threat. this is much more generic, natalie. >> karl penhaul for us there live in london. we'll wait and see what other things develop this week, when david cameron announces changes to security and safety. thank you. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry urging a global effort to defeat isis's in a clump in tole "new york times" saying, no decent country can support the horror es of isis and no country can shirk its responsibility to help stamp out this disease. it's hard work but extremists like isis can only be defeated when "responsible nations and their peoples unite to oppose them." >>> the u.s. military has shed more light on its operations against isis in iraq. the pentagon said friday american forces have carried out 110 air strikes since august 8th. that includes missions conducted that same day against isis fighters near the mosul dam. >>> meantime, another fight is underway in fallujah as iraqi government forces push to take it back from isis. let's go live now to our reporter standing by with more from baghdad, and certain

karl, the uk says there's no intelligence to suggest an attack is imminent. so what exactly prompted the ramped-up terror alert here. prime minister cameron> reporter: absolutely, this is now the highest terror threat alert that they've had for years. mr. cameron didn't narrow it down. he said in light of that execution video of american journalist james foley, as we know, intelligence suspect that one of men who had a hand in that execution is a britain because we hear that british kind of accent. that is what mr. cameron and intelligence is basing that on to ramp up the terror threat to ramp it up and create havoc here. of course that threat is not knew. we've known for many years that britons have hit it off to join extremist groups first in afghanistan and iraq and now syria which has had a lot of people shrugging their shoulders is it any worse today than it has been in previous months, victor. >> karl, we know that the u.s., obviously not issuing a terror alert yet. but they're certainly having pretty serious conversations with the uk to determine whether those experts are going to raise their terror alert. do you know what those co

karl, that doesn't mean there's going to be more anti-terror legislation. if there is, would it not increase tension with the muslim community and alienuate them further? >> reporter: prime minister cameron will go to parliament and talk about the measure to increase power to restrict passports if they are returning from conflict zones and putting travel bans on them as well. it wouldn't be fair to say among the british muslim community there's widespread support for isis and the jihadi groups. at the same time, just a general concern that by increasing measures specifically directed at the islamic community, young britains of muslim faith could feel discriminated against. on the flip side of that, other britain's say for too long governments have been playing the political correctness card and don't dare go in for fear of feeling racist. isa? >> it's a very fine balance. karl penhaul for us in london where it's 18 minutes past 9:00. thank you karl. >>> the topic of isis with u.s. hostages held in syria isis militants gaining ground. u.s. president, barack obama is discussing military options. we spoke with michael clark about the possibilities. >> let's first talk about the area of infl

cameron said he could announce new measures to parliament this week. no word on how long the heightened terror alert this last. >> karl pretty interesting when you listen to people there in your peace, a lot of them are not getting too worked up about this but david cameron is set to unveil some tough new terror policies like seizing suspects passports tomorrow perhaps. do you think that that's doing to create more concern amongst people in london? >> well, certainly as you see, brianna, there really -- it doesn't scare what the p.rime minister is telling. alarming terminology using this, describing it as generational fight, saying this is up with of the worst threats that britain has ever faced. it doesn't square with the mood on the street at all. what is likely to happen when parliamentarians where british lawmakers get back after their summer break and that will be on monday now that prime minister calm ran will put to them a series of measures that he thinks would be useful to combat what he calls radical islam, the poisonous ideology of extremism, to tackle not only those potential jihadis heading out to iraq an

so those words by cameron may go down well on some fronts but the question is, now, is this going to be an attack on the multicultural value, of some british cities, brianna. >> karl penhaul, thank you. britain raising its terror alert level coincides with writings from al qaeda. the british newspaper the telegraph reports that al qaeda in arabian peninsula has published a manual on how to make car bombs and suggested potential targets including the sandhurst military academy, thames house, mi-5, department stores, new york city's times square and las vegas casinos. let's bring in our guests. also tom fuentes, former fbi assistant director. tom, this decision, we know it's been made. you heard carl say this is the highest threat level in three years. what goes into a decision like this? are we write to be so alarmed by it? >> well, i think, brianna, a big part of this is britain, like the u.s., other western european countries, have been watching the growth of isis and fearing that, well, okay, they're fighting battles in syria, other terror groups like al nusra in syria, then going into iraq ton fight against the shia-led iraqi, under maliki. now they've come to