difficult is it to train, it is a specialised training in counterterrorism. a few are saying for example private security firms need some level of counterterrorism, should that owners be on the local police force? i know, soon after the report, i have the details here, there was a request for more than 700 police officers, there had been austerity cuts when numbers were lost, should counter terrorism be on the police force or private security? the government needs to organise this training probably delivered at a local level. you are right, the challenge is the breadth of training you have to deliver. years ago we thought the next attack would be a chemical biological attack. you are right, you can say let us have more training but the problem is training in what? how do you prepare people for dealing with such an extremely situation and to react when they may
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up next, a look at what some lawmakers they are serious abuses and government surveillance programs as congress re-authorizes the law. first, beyond our borders tonight. senior european union officials as greases close to passing its next bailout review. we would put the country within reach of ending its eight-year rescue program that saved it from bankruptcy but required hugely painful austerity cuts. pope francis wrapping up his visit to chile by performing an airborne wedding ceremony. celebrating mass. the pope did the honors for a pair of flight attendants who were weighed years ago in a civil service boat were not married in the eyes of the church. another first, rescue with the drone. a lifeguard known as boys struggling in the water and dispatched the drone. it dropped a rescue pod to the teens. some of the other stories beyond
coming years and exit, or brexit, from the european union. daunting task with the u.k. hoping to maintain access to the european market while cutting immigration. britain must deal with the growing threat from islamist terror. deadly acts in less than three months. tightening an anti-terror laws and rebuilding of the police force has been called for. after years of austerity, a host of domestic problems faced the u.k. socialized medicine not up to the task, infrastructure lacking, and a widening economic gap. this country has been hit hard by austerity cuts. could be down to campaign stumbles by prime minister theresa may. the early results, early projections we should say, not great news for the white house. prime minister may has been overall friendly with president trump in this time of shaky relations with europe,
some greeks admit though that restoring confidence in greece was critical and could in itself provide a way out of this. if the banks reopen and tourist sector starts recovering, if shipping returns and so on and so for the of course there are a lot, a lot of problems. there is no doubt that greece is in a big hole. as you say in america the first step to get out of a hole is to stop digging. as of last week, greece stopped digging. reporter: jon, not everyone shares that view however. a lot of people are extremely feel extremely humiliated i should say and squeezed frightened frankly of more austerity cuts. banks are still not open. that probably won t happen before wednesday. while there is great positivity about this deal and optimism i should say there are a few ts