and we re learning two of the attackers and mastermind passed through a greek island apparently posing as refugees. all that comes as president obama says there s no specific and credible terror threat to the united states homeland right now. he s urging americans not to give in to fear. but a new poll shows the americans doubt the government s ability to stop lone wolf terror attacks. all of this on the same day that disney announces it s added metal detectors at its theme parks and is barring costumes and guests 14 years and older. i ll speak with congressman adam kinzinger and our correspondents, analysts and guest wills have full coverage of the day s top stories. let s begin with our national correspondent kyung lah. she has the latest on the san bernardino investigation whachlt are you learning, kyung? wolf, we re getting this information via pam brown and evan perez in washington, d.c. we re also getting our first look at the criminal complaint that has just been filed against
what makes someone like this tick, what makes him turn away from something that he was clearly ready to die for back in 2012, today. they also, phil, they have to go back. this is four years. these two guys allegedly were plotting, reading in the aqap magazine online. if you read this affidavit, they were talking about videos produced aal shabaab. aqap. marquez convinced farook to convert to islam. and no one paid any attention to these guys, even though they were online reading all this stuff. apparently a lot. what does that say to you? it says to me volume. if you look at the amount of radicalization in cities we have seen this obviously in paris and brussels and in cities in the united kingdom. we re starting to see this more in the united states, the volume of people looking at that information is higher than you would anticipate, wolf. we saw this years ago in the fort hood shooting when there was communication between that shooter and anwar al awlaki in
committee. what do you believe? the challenge is, even when things are in the public domain, even when things are reported and obviously the press does a very complete job in ferreting out information, we re not able to confirm that information publicly. it s not enough just to say i can point to a public source. in terms of the merits of the debate that they were having, there is unfairness on both sides. for mr. rubio to make suggestions about the program that, in classified form he may know are incomplete or misleading, is a problem. it s equally a problem for mr. cruz to go in public and state things that may be very close-hold if not classified. so it s treacherous ground either way. should there be an investigation? i wouldn t say at this point that i can say that without, you know, examining just what was confirmed by intelligence sources, what has been stated publicly, what has been declassified, in effect. but i would be wary of opening an investigation in a political envi
september when john kerry told cnn assad s ouster was the key to ending the civil war and defeating isis. as long as assad is there, you simply can t make peace. period. assad has done so many terrible things to his own citizens that that fighting won t stop, and we can t stop it. reporter: tomorrow in new york secretary kerry will hold a fresh round of talks on syria and hopes to get a u.n. security council resolution endorsing this peace process. the obama administration hopes that, if it can get a cease-fire going between regime forces and syrian rebels the u.s. coalition can team up with russia to focus on fighting isis, wolf. elise, thank you very much. coming up. much more on the breaking news. the childhood friend of one of the san bernardino killers now under arrest on multiple charges, including material support for terrorism. we re getting new information on alleged terror conspiracy. it s been going on between these two men going back several years. hi i m heather co
the a the debate that i moderated the other night, i want to play you a clip from senator ted cruz on what he spoke about, and then the reaction we got immediately from senator marco rubio. what he knows is that the old program covered 20% to 30% of phone numbers to search for terrorists. the new program covers nearly 100%. that gives us greater ability to stop acts of terrorism. and he knows that that s the case. dana, my i interject? let me be careful in answering this because i don t think national television in front of 50 million people is the place to discuss classified information. senator james risch was here yesterday. he suggested that he had never heard the stuff that senator cruz was saying outside of a classified briefing up on capitol hill. he seemed to suggest that maybe there was some classified information from senator cruz released. you are the ranking democrat on the house intelligence