vulnerable soft targets and ramp up with plain clothed counter surveillance assets on the perimeter. if you look at this attack the shooter killed a cop out front. i don t know if he was in a uniform, but i bet he was. so if you have plain clothed counter surveillance agents on the perimeter, they might have been able to neutralize the killer before he got inside, and that s really what needs to be done going forward. when you say sigit, signal intelligence, wireless chatter. that s correct. there s so much chatter now especially in a place like turkey, that it s very difficult to find the needle in the hay stack but no doubt u.s. intel jerns and british intelligence is also helping and with the injury of the american, this is also a violation of u.s. law, so i have no doubt that the fbi and the state department is also engaged in trying to help and lending forensic and investigative assistance behind
to refine our targeting based on the most recent intelligence and the chairman assured the president that we would have appropriate targeting options ready when he called for them. all of the tough words are still coming from the pentagon. another official saying, quote, if the syrian regime thinks they will gain by any delay, they will be sorely mistaken. here is the reality, already, u.s. intel jerns for several days has seen the syrian regime disburse and move around its equipment, it s weapons, it s men, it s material. that is making targeting more difficult, if you will. the pentagon knows how to do it but they have to keep an eye on all of this and be ready to target as things move around to find the new target. perhaps even more crucial now, the big issue on the table, what if the syrian regime undertakes another chemical attack against