be here tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. >> join us. wake up early. "fox & friends" getting ready to start right now. >> have a great day. bye. >> good morning. it is monday, february 23. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. terrorists in training. another isis video hits the web, this time showing extremists brain washing kids to be soldiers. a new threat at home. the mall of america on high alert for a terrorist attack as the white house warns this is the new normal. >> i don't like it. meanwhile rudy giuliani still under fire for saying the president doesn't love america but he's not done yet. this morning the former mayor seen on this couch has a new message to his critics and president obama. >> hollywood's biggest night takes a political turn. >> it's our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women in the united states

of america. >> and meryl streep agrees. finally she want to get paid. it didn't end there. the most talked about oscar moments in a full recap because it only ended 20 minutes ago. all that straight ahead because your mornings are better with friends. >> it's time for "fox & friends." >> and live from studio e in the heart of midtown manhattan it's the oscars post game show. good morning to both of you. who are you wearing? >> i'm wearing something warm. glad to see you both and glad all of you are joining us from home. we're going to begin with a fox news alert. chilling new video this morning appearing to show isis training young children as soldiers in syria. >> that is crazy. the boys some appearing as young as five years old as you can see they're standing in formation, chanting practicing exercises and answering

religious questions. >> this on the heels of another terror video calling for attacks on western malls. kevin corke is live in washington, d.c. with the latest. i guess wut things they brought -- i guess one of the things they brought up is the mall of america and anything pretty much in north america. >> we've seen this happen before. you mentioned mall of america. the latest video threat involving a tremendous mall. secretary of homeland security says there is nothing actionable yet but reminds us to stay vigilant. this is the latest phase in the war on terror. jeh johnson stalked about about -- jeh johnson talked about that on fox news sunday. >> the video released by al-shabab reflects the new phase that has evolved in terms of a global terrorist threat. groups like isil, al-shabab

are publicly calling for attacks either through the internet, through videos, through publications. >> that is now the shift. we've seen it previously. here's something interesting i think you'll find worth talking about. he was also asked on fox news sunday why the administration is loath to use the expression islamic. >> i think to call them some form of islam gives the group more dignity than it deserves. >> i leave you with a question: how does the administration know what islam is or isn't when the people who say they're practicing it say they are islamic? that is a question for you guys to ponder but for now back to you. >> that is a riddle too deep for america because all we do is debate that back and forth circuitously. >> the scary thing was you see the video, this new

video from isis of these kids, some as young as five years old. they call them the cub fighters. what do they do with the kids? take a good look at them because they're not going to be alive much longer. they're used as human shields and suicide bombers. they are answering religious questions on part of the tape so for anybody who says it is not about islam, it's about islam. >> jeh johnson yesterday telling everyone -- it insults people who study islam to call it islamic extremists. at four minutes after the top of the hour it is amazing, with all the news going on in the world and all the political posturing getting ready for 2016, rudy giuliani and his comments on this couch on the 21 club and everything else are still tops in the news. >> in case you didn't hear loud and clear the first time or the second time, we went to megyn kelly who

asked if he wanted to take it back and he said no, he put forward a well written opened and this is what he said. my intended focus was the effect president obama's words and actions have on the morale of the country and how that effect may damage his performance. i hope president obama can rise to the occasion and underscore america's greatness as our history and values merit. if he does so, i will be the first to applaud him. >> what he was talking about in that private meeting on the 21 club and here on the couch was -- keep in mind it was private and he's been in politics for a long time. clearly it's gotcha journalism when they heard him say something and went after him, scott walker and that other stuff. you wonder is rudy backing down or doubling down. he's actually kind of doubling down because he makes it clear in the op-ed about the things he doesn't like it's all about

leadership with the president and he says he doesn't see it with the president where the president apologized for the country and he said we tortured some folks and questioned american exceptionalism. we're not that exceptional after all. >> when asked last week whether he thought the president was a patriot, i said i did. he said president's john kennedy, ronald reagan and clinton were able to walk a fine line regarding the ways the country might improve which he says this president lacks in skills. >> if you book giuliani and he gives his opinion, you don't like that opinion don't book him again. when howard dean says something crazy or outlandish, you're not asking hillary clinton to quickly comment you're not asking the president to backtrack or confirm, when you have people who say off the wall things like joe biden, you don't ask people if you agree with joe biden or not, hillary clinton. rudy giuliani is a clear thinking guy with a wealth

of experience and if you don't like it don't hold the republican party responsible nor should you give them credit for everything he says. >> it is a fair-minded cheanl to the president to step up and -- fair-minded challenge to the president to stop equating us to those who don't hold a fair standard here. david axle rod went out over the week and said the real focus here, the reason why we're focusing on president obama is president bush. >> you know it's interesting. i always believed the last president kind of sets the term of the next election. the last president was black and white, solved the world in those terms. america wanted somebody who saw the gray, saw the complexities of the world and made decisions to think about the long term and not just the next step and that's what they got in barack obama. i don't know why there is confusion. >> the nuances of having no

follow-up plan in libya the nuances of pulling all our troops out in 2012. love the nuance. >> i think he confused the tellers of seeing 50 shades of grey. >> good point. why don't we reflect on that for a second. >> something to think about. that's a little of the news. we've got lots of headlines and then we'll talk about the oscars. >> which was fun last night. long but fun. we begin with a fox news alert. british police are in turkey searching for three schoolgirls who fled london to join isis but they may be too late. the girls reportedly crossed already into syria and they met with someone from isis in charge of recruiting foreigners. this case highlighting flaws in the u.k. border system. critics demanding to know how the teens aged 15 and 16 were allowed to travel alone without being questioned. the girls' parents pleading for their safe return home. >> a grisly discovery.

the car belonging to a missing florida woman found submerged in a lake with the body inside. police have not confirmed it is apryl foster but say the clothing matches that of the 33-year-old what she was wearing after leaving a bar. >> what they saw was a vehicle drive through the parking lot down the boat ramp and into the water. >> the lord told me i love apryl more than you do. i am holding her in my arms. >> at this point police do not suspect foul play. >> hollywood's biggest night filled with surprises and snubs. while julianne moore was widely expected to take home the oscar for best actress, the best actor category was not as certain. experts were divided between michael keating, eddie redmayne and bradley

cooper. in the end it was redmayne that won the award. best picture going to "birdman." american sniper winning one oscar for sound editing. that didn't bother chris kyle's widow taya. she said she's honored by the film. taya looks beautiful there. they're clutching chris kyle's dog tags. >> the oscars is the night when hollywood celebrates hollywood. hollywood is a lefty town and last night their ideology leaked into the show. >> tonight we honor hollywood's best and whitest. sorry. brightest. >> for every woman who gave birth, to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation, it's our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women in the united states of america. [applause] >> we wrote this song for a

film that was based on event that were 50 years ago but we say selma is now because the struggle for justice is right now. >> the disclosures that edward snowden revealed don't only expose a threat to our privacy but to our democracy itself. >> the oscar goes to -- who gives a son of a [bleep] a green card? >> birdman. >> maybe next year the global man will inflict immigration rules to the academy. two mexicans in a row, that's suspicious, i guess. >> hollywood celebrates. >> it sure did. but from political, it got a little personal. the moment of the night many say go to the actor telling all of america to stop texting and phone home. this is j.k. simmons. he won for best supporting actor for "whiplash." >> which brings me to the above-average children.

[laughter] even though i may try their patience more, joe and olivia, you are extraordinary human beings smart, funny kind, loving people and that's because you are a reflection of your mother. [laughter] and if i may, call your everybody. call your mom, call your dad. if you're lucky enough to have a parent or two alive on this planet, call them. don't text don't e-mail. call them on the phone. tell them you love them and thank them and listen to them for as long as they want to talk to you. thank you. thank you, mom and dad. >> i think that was the first award given out and he was the most composed in his speech and i thought the message rang clear. you can't get political about that. >> it was emotional and i think a call to action. >> why would the guy from farmers insurance get

political? >> what did you think about that moment? let us know. if you have any other favorites, we'll read them on facebook, twitter and gravment >> i thought neil patrick harris had a good line. after the edward snowden documentary won, he said for some reason the subject of that documentary couldn't be here. he must have had some treason. clearly the flip side of edward snowden which i subscribe. >> coming up al-shabab announcing a new target. the mall of america in minnesota. this as 40 men have already left minneapolis to fight terror groups in them. why is the city such a hotbed for extremists? >> could your telephone be spying on you? >> unethical. turnier cell phone in negotiate that many to a microphone. >> now something in your smart phone may be tracking

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al-shabab, the terror outfit, issuing a threat to attack the mall of america in the state of minnesota. but why would they target that city and that state? officials estimate up to 40

men from minnesota have traveled to somalia to fight for al-shabab and other terrorist groups since 2007. why has minneapolis and minnesota become such an epi center of radicalization? let's talk to an investigative reporter who joins us from a chilly minneapolis. good morning tom. >> minnesotaans are a stoic lot. it was one thing when we talked about jihadists leaving minnesota to fight elsewhere but this is a game changer to have someone openly eliciting a lone wolf attack at our mall in minnesota. for an hour al shab talks about the west gate attack in nairobi that killed 67 people and then a graphic showing the mall of america at the end of this video and he says we want a jihadist to have a similar attack against the mall of america. it even has g.p.s. coordinates in the corner that have a specific place

in the mall. he says if not the mall of america we want it to be the west edmonton mall in canada or any other malls as well. people were rattled about this. as far as the mall is concerned, they say we have upped our security game. we are working with the f.b.i. 40 million people go there a year. they have thousands of cameras but obviously they're concerned. shoppers are concerned as well. and law enforcement here is saying there is no specific credible threat beyond this video that we've all seen. >> absolutely. it does sound like they did single out mall of america simply because it had america in the name, some have said. why, tom why minneapolis? why such a hotbed of hate? >> that is such a tough thing to get your arms around. i think we have a group of newcomers. we have 80 to 100 somalians living here. 99% awesome population. they have really contributed to the social

fabric here in minnesota. but we have young people here who are second generation, have a lot of problems the second generation group usually does of any kind of immigrant group. we have high unemployment gaps in social services, a very low graduation rate for young somalis and i think this was a vulnerable group. how is it happening? a lot of it is social media, some is recruiters on the ground. it is a real mix. it happens sometimes in the mosque but not always in the mosque. it is one of those very hard things to get your hands around which is why they had that white house summit last week on antiradicalism trying to come up with tools that can work not only in minneapolis but around the country as well. >> nobody knows more about the terror situation out in minneapolis than you do, tom. thanks for getting up with us this monday. an armed robber tries to take over a drug store but the pharmacist has a prescription for the problem. his own gun.

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glad you're up on this monday. now quick headlines. new overnight, the president of honda is stepping down. this decision comes as the motor company faces major issues with the takata air bag recalls. at least five deaths and dozens of injuries linked to those air bags worldwide. >> prince harry grounded himself. he will no longer fly helicopters in the military. he spent five months flying in afghanistan.

now he says he'll stay in the military but continue to work with other troops. >> two major stories about potential 2016 candidates are getting very different coverage. the mainstream media attacking governor is to the walker for not jumping to the president's defense after rudy giuliani claims he doesn't love america. then reaction to hillary clinton's donations were drastically different. is there a double standard at play? we're going to ask our political panel of brothers. republican dallas woodhouse, the founder of rising and brad woodhouse executive director for change. brad, we'll start with you. >> i don't think the two are equal. i think you're right they're not equal but i don't think the stories are the same. the clinton is typical, run

of the mill, every candidate is going to have a story looking at contributors and possible conflicts of interest. the stories about scott walker are what his character is and what he's going to do as a candidate. is he going to appeal to lunatic friends in the party by professing he doesn't know the president is a christian or not answering a question about evolution or is he going to appeal to a broader electorate? hillary clinton is the most scrutinized politician in america. she is going to be scrutinized to death as she has been for 20 years. >> some would say rightly so. with over 200 ethics probes going on right now, dallas, i know you're not going to let that one slide with your brother in terms of the lack of coverage into those probes into clinton's donations and speaking engage mis. mis. -- engagements. >> with scott walker republicans never get an equal shot. they shouldn't complain about it.

mr. walker wants to be on the main stage, he wants to be president he's got to learn to take the pips in -- pitches in the major league. on the other hand he is the hottest political property. he's getting a lot of attention. of course he's going to get more scrutiny. the clintons have been taking dirty money for years. they rented out the lincoln bred -- bedroom. there is nothing new with the clintons. there is nothing new about our candidacy. she is old and stale. >> look tenet work comparison -- look at the network comparison. religion -- rudy giuliani comments 12 minutes. the clinton scandal 1 minute. that is not a shared stage at all. >> no, it's not. republicans have to get used to this. the media was a big

cheerleader for obama for years and now the country is paying for it. on the other hand we have to recognize that is what it is. right now scott walker is doing fine. i do think my brother is wrong on one thing. it is a ridiculous question for any candidate to be asked about the religious beliefs of another human being. >> dallas, have you not been living in this country where republicans for four years questioned whether or not the president was born here? they implicitly questioned whether or not he was a muslim. of course as long as the republican party -- >> first of all i know he's born here -- >> as long as the republican party is going to question whether or not the president was born here, the question about the president's religion or his nationality is absolutely appropriate. >> you're my brother and i'm not going to speak about your religion or anybody else's. people ought to speak on their own religion and it is a ludicrous question. >> i disagree with you. >> you're peacefully disagreeing. i would have loved to have seen you guys when you were

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she says it is little caesars. they're coming out with a pizza like that. how did she know? we did not watch the oscars. >> it is available today. you're going to want to check it out. heather childers, we'll save you an entire pie. >> thank you. they say everything is better with bacon. we do have other headlines we're going to talk about for you at this hour. the canadian man accused of murdering five u.s. servicemen in iraq in 2009 also reportedly believed to have been a member of a militant group now known as isis. a prosecutor revealing this shocking new detail during a status conference in a brooklyn federal courtroom this month. the prosecutor also telling the judge that farouq communicated with fellow isis members on-line and by phone. the suspect accused of killing a mom of four in a road rage shooting heading to court today.

this as las vegas police are still hunting for another suspect who they believe was with the 19-year-old when he allegedly opened fire 22 times hitting tammy myers in the head. the teen's attorney questioning whether this was road rage after it was revealed the myers family knew the teen who lived doors away. a west virginia pharmacist taking his store security in his own hands. surveillance video shows a masked robber pulling a gun on the people behind the counter but the crook was no match for his potential victim. the pharmacist hit the perp with his gun shooting him down. the man died from his injuries. the pharmacist will not face charges. we will talk with him about his heroic action at 7:20 on "fox & friends." >> the checkered flag has flown and joey logano emerges victorious.

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we're tracking not only a winter storm but also arctic air that is going to keep temperatures well below average again for most of this week across part of the midwest the upper midwest and into the northeast. take a look at some of the current numbers. this is what it currently feels like when you head out the door. in chicago feels like 20 below zero. 23 below zero in minneapolis. you're looking at a current wind chill in dallas of 13 degrees. we're looking at heavy snow across parts of the rockies, 6 to 12 inches. we have winter storm warnings in effect out there. the other big story is that we have winter weather for states that don't typically see it like louisiana mississippi and across texas. we have advisories out there. the big issue is going to be ice not so much a snow concern. we have freezing rain and also sleet that will be mixing in out there. let's head back inside. >> winter wonderland in texas. >> with nearly four hours in run time the 87th

academy awards was jam packed with memorable moments. what was it like hiewnd the the -- behind the scenes of hollywood's biggest sniet? we'll ask michael tammero. what can you tell us? >> after weeks and weeks and countless awards shows the race for oscar came down to one night. >> it was a family affair at this year's oscars. dakota johnson walked the carpet with her mom. best supporting actress patricia arquette took in the oscar sights with family in tow. >> how proud are you for your sister? >> really happy for her. >> all about the significant other. >> it's all about the family. >> even the night's musical performers kept it in the

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it is about 15 minutes till the top of the hour. quick headlines for you. jerusalem's mayor taking down a knife wielding attacker. watch this. the mayor and his bodyguard were driving when they saw a palestinian teen stabbing an israeli man. they jumped out wrestled the suspect to the ground until police arrived. the victim suffering a minor stab wound. democratic senator baldwin loading up after

three deaths linked to prescription abuse at a v.a. hospital. she had the report last summer and didn't address it. >> thank you very much. defense secretary ash carter telling u.s. soldiers in afghanistan their work to help train afghan forces is essential but are the afghan forces prepared to take over? there are 350,000 of them. let's ask author of this brand-new book "trust betrayed" which is schent. -- excellent. scott taylor. first off, i was encouraged that ash carter says i love this new government. i think i'm going to stay here a little bit longer and we're ready -- the afghan forces are ready to stand up and fight. >> you've trained forces like this. what do you think? >> we have to make a policy decision as a nation whether we're going to leave enough force in there to make a difference.

the perception and realty of power over there mean everything. in my opinion simply putting a small force there and relying on these trained forces is not enough. i think when the taliban come back afterwards you're going to see that power vacuum see them fold faster than they did in iraq. >> if we saw the power around them, the blackhawks and wart hogs there to fight in that situation would that change things in your mind? >> it depends on how committed we are. if we're going to be in we need to be all in. we need to get them to show power, the reality of power and strike against the taliban but i don't think our president is committed to that. whether we do or we don't, we need to make sure we have enough forces in there to make a difference. but i don't think relying simply on the afghan the trained afghan security force is enough to beat back taliban. >> you think they'll fall quicker than iraq you said during the break. now let's talk about mosul. a 25,000 man force led by us will be there maybe

fighting a little bit but leading iraqi forces take back mosul, a city of a million people? what do you think? >> i don't think it is enough at all. i don't think there is enough time that's been in the planning process. i think it's stupid to say how many people are going to be there, what we're going to provide them. look, i think that you see in iraq what has happened with the policies of this president. you have this power vacuum and he wants to show he's doing something but it's just not enough. you're either all in or not in at all. don't put our guys within harm's way or girls within harm's way. you can't lead from behind in iraq. >> you can't expect shia to take a sunni time. >> it is a huge question. i question that very seriously. >> in one of the quotes in your book is every day when i wake up i feel iraq, i feel it in my knees and neck. it is our brothers in arms.

you have been let down by the policy-makers, those people that failed the fighting force. how do you feel about the fact that you have to help win back these cities perhaps that you fought for and feel every day? >> i think it is very disheartening with the president's policies. i tell you what, i think you're going to see a lot more folks like myself standing up and speaking out because we did not, we did not go overseas to fight and win against terrorism to come back and see it lost with the misguided policies of the national security policies and foreign policies of this president. >> i can't believe how many guys i talk to on and off-line that want to go back and win it back. "trust betrayed" is the name of the book. scott taylor thanks so much. coming up straight ahead the search is on for three young women who fled their homes to join isis. why are girls young enough to be in high school terror? a former jihadist weighs in the next hour. could your phone be spying on your every move?

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electricity is a certain kind of way. >> a certain amount of juice it takes to go from your phone to the tower and backwards. here's one thing though. for them to track you, you have to have made the trip once before. so that they can measure that against future trips. >> they're testing right now where they don't have to vet out the territory your in. buildings can get in a way. there is this animation you can see. they tested it out in and they went to the bay area. they went from san francisco and based on the electricity in your phone, the distances of cell phone sites, they predicted nine out of ten times, exactly where you were with your phone. >> this is scary. there is so many cyber savvy criminals we're seeing in terrorism right now. the access to the information leads us now to what to do for it. >> it's so frustrating, you can i can't turn anything off except our entire phone to get away from that. that's a rather extreme

reaction. >> what about the cases you can put things into? >> that's not going to prevent that at all. >> you're still using juice. >> the thing is google actually is the one word response to this. google is the one that controls android. they have every possibility to disable to read your battery consumption or to limit to to just develop sglrz why haven't they done that? >> why is android still allowing this to happen when you have these extraordinarily brilliant researchers who, by the way, haven't done this just this time this -- they make a point out of seeing what vulnerabilities exist inside in technology. they're gifted people and they deserve to have a voice. this is just a nutso idea our phone could be able to reveal our location and google knows this as of this morning and it still is open. >> they'll change it within the

next week i think but you can protect yourself and take a different route. >> take a different trip. this is one of those things it's less likely you'll see this as a problem for your spouse spying on youmentf this is a real thing we talk about, how could terrorists get to us in a extreme thoughtful fashion? this would be one of them. >> in the right hands doesn't seem like a bad idea. in the wrong hands this is a terrible thing. >> google tear down this battery thing. >> we thank you for that. >> go to siebguy.com. >> how young is too young for your kids to choose a career? a new study that has preteen standards that will shock you. former new york city mayor guiliani expanding on his locations that the president doesn't love the country. donald trump weighing in next.

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. good morning to you today. it's monday february 23rd. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. isis introduces the next generation of killers. new pictures showing extremisms training and brain washing children to wage jihad against the united states. unbelievable. he's taking the heat all weekend for his kaults here on our couch saying president obama doesn't love america. this morning rudy guiliani takes on his critics again in a whole new way. do the oscars get just a little too political for you? >> we say that "selma" is now because the struggle for justice is right now. >> our time to have wage equality once and for all. and equal rights for women in

the united states of america. >> donald trump here to react in this oscar post game show. it's 7:00 in new york city. do you know where your news is? it's right here. >> live from new york where we let the crew produce the show and pass the savings along to you. it's "fox and friends." >> i remember that open. absolutely true. >> he's worked out a deal every time we do that. we owe him $20. >> meanwhile it's 7:01. we start this hour with a fox news alert. take a look at this new video this morning. appearing to show isis training young children as soldiers and suicide bombers. >> this comes on the heels of another terror video calling for attacks on western malls. >> we're in washington, d.c. with a look at both of these videos. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. that's exactly right.

troubling. as a parent nothing, absolutely nothing is worse than the abuse of a child. that's really what we're watching here in this latest video released by the islamic state. take a look, we're talking about isis showing boys as young as five being press ganged into service in a military style training camp for so-called cubs. this video calls for terror attacks on the west. jeh johnson says it's a new phase on the global war on terror. >> the video that was released by al shabaab reflects what i believe is the new phase we have evolved in terms of the global terrorists threat and what we need to do in terms of counterterrorism. groups like isil al shabaab, aqap are now publically calling for attacks either through the internet, videos publications. >> recruiting and recruiting by the terrorists. in that appearance on "fox news

sunday," secretary johnson was asked why the administration won't use the word islamic when describing isis and other islamic terror groups. >> i think that to call them some form of islam gives the group more dignity than it deserves, frankly. >> reporter: so the translation is don't expect a change in the language from the administration no matter how the terrorists themselves describe the group or the religion they represent. back to you. >> thank you very much. it's very troubling to see those 80 children. how did those 80 children wind up there with isis? well, you know, they say they are foreign children, so that means their fathers for the most part are foreign fighters. they've come from other countries. that means not only young men came to fight with isis but also they brought their families and now they're using their children as, i believe they think martyrs to be used a

suicide bombers and enforcers. >> the boys are seen praying in rows right here and repeating verses. >> by the way, that's the thing. if you want to know why they're doing it it's important to know they're using the koran and that's what has so many experts up in arms when you say you're treating this like their gangsters, they're not. they're using some religious doctrine. >> they're playing with a leader in front of a gun. >> the islamic state is very islamic as we have learned from that very extensive atlantic article. four minutes after the top of the hour. or headlines with heather. >> we will begin with a little bit more on isis. president obama, this fox news alert, the president potentially changing course in the war on terror. now admitting he is open to negotiations regarding the use of military ground forces against isis. the white house says it will reconsider the president's three year time limit on u.s. military

action he's also apparently open to moving the fight, quote, anywhere the threat is growing. today, congress returns from a week long holiday break to consider the president's proposal. and a grisly discovery. the car belonging to a missing florida woman is found submerged in a lake with a body inside. police have nobs confirmed if it is april foster but they say the clothing matches what she was wearing the night she disappeared after leaving a bar. what they saw was a vehicle drive through the parking lot down the boat ramp and into the water. >> the lord told me i love april more than you do. i am holding her in my arms. >> her car was found after neighbors reviewed security footage. at this point, police do not suspect foul play. to text one of the most talked about murder trials in years coming to a close. jurors in the "american sniper"

murder trial will hear from the final witness before closing remarks. the jury will then decide whether edae ray routh was insane when he shot and killed chris kyle and chad littlefield. the "american sniper" movie took center stage at the oscars last night with six nominations. speaking of that hollywood's biggest night filled with surprises as usual and some big snubs. the best actor category was a nail biter to the very end. michael keaton, edae red main and bradley cooper giving moivs performances but it was red maine who won the gold. the best picture going to bird man. american sniper only winning one oscar that was for sound editing. that didn't bother chris kyle's widow. she said he would be honored by the success.

>> he would be blown away he would be his usual humble self. probably make fun of it. would be happy so much healing is happening for couples who are dealing with this movie and opening a dialogue. >> later this hour we will be joined by u.s. marine corporal who had a role in american sniper and what he thinks about last night's awards. they were very long four hours. >> thank you very much. just plain bad is how donald trump described it when he was tweeting last night. he joins us right now. mr. trump, you also said the oscars last night a sad joke and insult to the past. >> well, there was no glamour, no beauty to me. and maybe i remember the past differently. i thought it was terrible. i thought the set looked rims. obviously they spent a lot of money with the wheels and gears and all of the different things. i just thought it wasn't good. i thought there was a tremendous lack of glamour.

i thought a lot of the winning performances and a lot of the winners were surprise winners. people were shocked by the whole situation. you know, there was a lot of conservative hatred there. there's no question about that. i haven't seen any conservatives get up lately and start ranting and raving. sort of an interesting evening. i thought it was just not a good looking program. i thought the set looked horrible. >> it's interesting, mr. trump, because, you know american sniper snubbed in two categories. meanwhile more americans went to go see it in its category than ever before. when you mention political take on the stage my goodness there were many a moment where the lefties went full thoughtal in terms of their voice. watch. >> tonight we honor hollywood's best and whitest -- sorry brightest. >> to every woman who gave birt to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation it's our time. to have wage equality once and

for all. >> the subject edward snowden could not be here tonight for intreason. who gave him a green card? bird man. >> maybe next year the government will inflict some immigration rules to the academy. to mexicans we're suspicious i guess. >> what's your reaction to that? >> it was a great night for mexico as usual. this country, the whole thing is ridiculous it was a great night for mexico. this guy kept getting up and up and up. what's he doing? he's walking away with all the gold? was it that good? i don't hear that. it was a big night for them. >> if you make a lot of money at the box office somehow i think the movie insiders feel there must be something wrong. >> it's been so although not

always. this was just -- i never felt it was going to do very well, because, you know, you see the bent, you see the inclination. so i don't know about you folks, but i never felt it was going to do well from that standpoint. you see the political speeches they're not exactly on the republican or conservative side. >> good point. speaking of awards we understand you got an award at the citadel this weekend. >> it was great. what a great place the citadel is. you can't speak more highly of a place. the young cadets are fantastic people. fantastic leadership there. it was an honor. it was last night with tim scott and it was a great honor. >> rudy guiliani probably got the award for the most mentions in the mainstream media over the weekend after what he said initially at a private dinner where he questioned the president's love of america. he wrote an op-ed that appears

in the wall street journal. >> my intended focus was the effect his words and actions have on the morale of this country and how that effect may damage his performance. i hope and pray president obama can rise to the occasional and underscore america's greatness. if he does so i will be the first to applaud him he said. your thoughts? >> i've seen it and read it this morning, that was his explanation. i was surprised at how so many of the republican candidates just immediately, you know, backed down and headed south. there was, you know nothing going on there. they just really backed down and backed down quickly. but i think the definition -- you know i've heard a lot of different views on what rudy said. and some agree with him and some like it and some don't. certainly most of the republican candidates seem to have backed down strongly. >> but this firestorm reminds me of when they went after you a

few years ago. you became the number one story in america over some comments you made. it's the same thing that happened with rudy. >> nobody apologized to me to the best of my knowledge. i haven't received that apology yet. i don't expect to yet. we're all big boys. we'll see what happens. lauts of bad things are said about everyone else. it is called a rough and tumble business politics. >> let's talk about your meeting with scott walker. scott walker was asked about the whole firestorm with rudy. here's his quote. he says when asked about if president obama is a christian, he said i don't know i've never talked about it or read anything about it. i never asked him that. you've asked me to make statements about people who i have not had a conversation with them about. how can i say if i know he's a christian or not. people say that wasn't a politically astute answer.

>> scott has to come up and meet with me. he was up in my office last week. we had a great conversation. why would he be in a position to talk about what's in rudy's mind? it's not even a fair question to ask him. so he said he didn't know he didn't discuss it with rudy. and, you know, they should leave it at that. he got criticized for that which is rather amazing? >> does walker have your vote? >> i don't know who has my vote. we had a great conversation. we were together for quite a while. he's doing great. i backed him in the past. he sent me a plaque for backing him. i backed him in the past and we'll see how it all goes. we'll be making a decision. we'll be discussing this for a long time to come i suspect. >> indeed. every monday. donald trump shows up on the show. thank you very much. straight ahead, we just showed you these pictures young men trying to be isis terrorists

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of isis soldiers brain washing young soldiers ins syria. at the age of ten. this morning there's a massive search underway for three british schoolgirls caught on surveillance cameras boarding a flight to turkey. reports are they are in syria. how did these girls get brain washed? was about the younger boys. our guest was brain washed as a young boy. he wrote a book named radical. welcome back to the show. first off, your reaction to the video we showed this morning of these young kids training to be members of isis. >> well i think this is shocking for everyone who sees such images. i feel from the beginning they're planning to build not just a state, but a new generation of jihadists who have been raised on their diet of blood and violence.

it makes important for us to have a level of -- >> why people want to go on the inside of a terror group like to equate it to gangs. why do they go to that for a sense of family. is it the same thing that focused on islam? >> there is similarities of course. there are also differences. we have to understand that islamist organizations sell an ideology to vulnerable young minds. that ideology has its own propaganda and narrative. these three young girls who have left from britain, we have up to about 1,000 british born and raised muslims who have gone to join isil to fight or become brides. that number doesn't appear from a vacuum. there must be an atmosphere from which these people are emerging that allows them to find the next step to joining an organization such as isil is a

relatively small one for them. what we argue, is the islamist ideology is already entrenched in islam societies. >> that's very true. in the big picture i don't get the attraction. is it a calling. do these people feel they're going to do god's work? >> this is the new brand out there. it's attracting young people who are angry. that brand happened to be the global jihadist brand. it started in the 90s with the islamist brand. then it moved very swiftly to militant terrorism we see now. i think there are a whole bunch of young people who find it a very appealing form of revolution. unfortunately, what we are poor at doing, is one showing leadership and strategy in dealing with this, and second, promoting counternarratives and refuting the islamist ideology among muslim communities. >> that's what our president is doing. he thinks he's doing the wrong

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but then -- we know everybody that comes in there pretty much. and i just made a joke with him. and said better watch this fellah, he might be here to rob us. had it been one of our regular customers, they would have joked right back with me. >> yeah. >> this guy just stood there and kind of bounced around like he was looking over the counter. and didn't take the bandanna down or the hoodie down, didn't say anything. never said a word. and he kind of gave me an uneasy feeling. and then when i, you know, went around the counter to hand off a prescription that was ready for another customer who was there waiting in the store, i asked him -- i pointed at him and asked him if he was dropping off or picking up, and that's when he pulled out the gun. >> he did pull out the gun. you have a conceal carry permit so you have taken your gun to

work with you for a period of time. at what point did you realize this guy has pulled out a gun and he's going to shoot us? >> when i first saw the gun, when i first saw the gun i just -- you know, i went for my gun and went to close the distance between the two of us because i had two -- one employee and one student in between us. and i tried to close the distance, you know, as i was bringing my gun up. >> i understand -- >> about the time i got my gun up. >> go ahead. >> about the time i got my gun up he said this is a robbery. >> man. you have -- you carry a gun y understand, the owner of the pharmacy carries a gun as well. are you still trying to process what happened? >> absolutely. absolutely. it's still a at times seems

surreal,ier i guess would be the word. it's something that i never thought i'd ever have to do. it's something i absolutely never wanted to have to do. >> sure. i understand that after this happened, you know, you've been examining your soul. you've been talking to god a little bit. >> oh, i've been talking to god, but he's been talking to me. you know, the next morning i have a daily devotional i read every morning. the very next morning my devotional was out of the tenth chapter of jeanohn, the tenth verse. and it said a thief comes but to steal, kill and destroy. i come so that you might have life and have it in abundance. and, you know, that devotional was printed months or years ago. and it was not a coincidence

that that was my daily devotional the next morning. >> yeah. i know you're back to work this morning. will you be carrying your gun? >> absolutely. >> all right. the pharmacist that gunned down that robber in west virginia on ash wednesday. thank you for telling your story today. >> thank you. all right. 29 minutes after the top of the air. coming up "american sniper" made box office history by how much money it's made. it got snubbed last night at the oscars. a man who was in that movie, also a marine. straight ahead. it will go down as one of the most awkward moments in oscar history. what went down between melanie griffith and her daughter. whaurt what was that about? ♪ ♪

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last night. >> we do have mysterious stories to talk about. the man accused of murdering serviceman in 2009 was a member of an islamic group that later became isis. he commuted with fellow isis members online and by phone. the teen suspect accusef okilling a mom of four heads to court today. first as las vegas police are hunting for another suspect who they believe was with 19-year-old when he allegedly opened fire 22 times killing tammy mayors. his attorney questions whether this was even road rage to begin with after it was revealed the myers family knew the teen who lived doors away. parents in wisconsin are furious after 8th graders received an assignment suggesting that republicans are

destroying the pathway to citizenship for immigrants. the students were asked what action is being done by each man. the democrat is building the republican is destroying. students rur also asked what might this mean to the u.s. about citizenship. that answer democrats want immigrants to come in and republicans don't. school officials tell parents the assignment was not intended to influence the children's political views. finally you can just call it the 50 shades of awkward. it was an uncomfortable interview as dakota johnson and her mother melanie griffith. >> everybody has seen it. have you? >> no. no. >> do you have a say in it? >> you don't want to see it? >> i don't think i can. i think it would be strange. >> i don't think so. i think that when they -- >> do you blame her?

it's not a surprise that griffiths doesn't want to see her daughter in the sexually explicit film and the painful interview getting reaction on twitter. alison alison says if you want to know what attending an awkward dinner is like, this interview is it. please cut away to another else, it's awkward. i don't blame her. that's a look at your headlines. >> i wouldn't go either. >> to what "50 shades of grey"? >> if one of your family members was in it? >> i haven't seen it and she's not my daughter. >> if you're related to a star of the movie you have to go. what are you talking about? >> you just heard that, when children are in a movie -- >> i will go to any movie there it. >> and they'll be great. >> if they decide to do that.

they're all going to be teachers. let moo etell you what's happening in the world of sports. the checkered flag has flown and joey logano has 1 the daytona 500. most of the race it seemed jeff gordon would win but a multicar wreck pushed him to 33rd place. in the end logano was able to hold the lead. the biggest win of his career. congratulations to him. 10,000 people gathered in chapel hill to say good-bye to coach dean smith. the memorial giving fans and friends the chance to share moments from his career. the huge turnout would have embarrassed the humble coach. listen. >> if he could have anticipated this gathering together, i think there's a good chance he might have said don't do it.

>> he won a couple of tite ldsles. he passed away two weeks ago at age 83. >> senator ron johnson and lindsey graham and who knows maybe the sesame street characters will be on fox news radio. >> now this, a new warning, terrorists could strike shopping malls right here in the united states. >> if anyone is planning to go to the mall of america today, they've got to be particularly careful. >> so is that the right message? be careful from the head of the department of homeland security we're going to talk about it next. >> that's inspiring. watch your step, two people fall through a hole. look at that. what's under the tile? apparently nothing. it would have helped for a warning there from jeh johnson. born on this day in 1994 the actress snagged a scene actors

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but it's a 45 foot long hump back whale swimming free after being stuck on a fishing line for more than eight days. rescuers off the coast of hawaii had to cut the line from her tail. now she's free. look at that. two travellers getting off a train in south korea fell ten feet after getting off a train. elizabeth over to you. >> thanks. this fox news alert. terrorists calling for new attacks on shopping malls here in the united states. did you catch the department of homeland security jeh johnson's response? watch this. >> are they safe in going to the mall in america today? if you want to take your kids to the mall of america? >> i would say if anyone is planning on going to the mall of america today,b they've got to be particularly careful. >> if being particularly careful is what the american people wanted to hear.

peter johnson jr. is joining us. >> i don't feel what you were feeling, but i thought it was staggering. it was a combination of vagueness, indecision and surprise. that we don't want to hear from the white house's hand picked head of homeland security. it was a bizarre amalgam of indecision and political correctness. and strange language. i was looking here from the homeland security chief that we're going to do everything we can to keep your safe. we prepared and ready. the national fed ragds of retailers put out a statement saying that but we couldn't get it from jeh johnson. >> i lose that phrase when i can't control the situation or don't have any specifics to offer my kinds. >> when you say you should be particularly careful at the mall america, he was sending some signal that in fact there was some basis for this particular

threat and it was credible. they said later in the day it wasn't credible. the problem overriding is there's this notion throughout america and every endeavor -- now in homeland security that it's only a matter of community organizing. let's see what marie harf had to say earlier in the work and what jeh johnson had to say yesterday in terms of the community. >> we need in the longer term to go after the root causes that leads people to join these groups, whether it's lack of opportunity for job sglz ye need to be involved in the relevant communities in this country to thwart their recruitment efforts and to help build the counternarrative to the one that is being put out by isil right now. >> so it's job and need for community activity. >> help build the counternarrative. that's why these folks came to the united states. what jeh johnson is going to do

is go to minneapolis and say don't become parbt of alt shabaab shabaab, al qaeda, is he kidding? is he serious about that? >> he said that not naming them calling isis islamic even though that's their own title gives them too much dignity. >> it's insane. show the tape. children are being trained as young as five years old to fight with isis and kill americans and kill muslims and kill jews and kill christians around the world. that is the face of terror. tell me what that is jeh johnson? don't tell me to be particularly careful when i go to the mall today. keep us safe. it's not about narratives of story telling. it's about keeping us safe. >> well said. >> good morning. >> always an honor to be here with you. you don't want to miss peter's

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for the answer to the "fox and friends" trivia answer, it's dakota fanning. you're getting it on a special day, it's george washington's birthday today. congratulations. >> it's scored for $400 million at the box office and six academy awards. the hit film "american sniper" only walked away with one oscar last night. an award for best sound. did sniper get snubbed? >> we are joined by retired marine corporal who starred in "american sniper" himself. thank you for being with us. we appreciate you giving us some time here this morning. >> you're worth it elizabeth, and like wise, thanks for having me. >> what do you think of the contrast here between the amount of people that went? it was a box office hit. the american people loving "american sniper" but yet the

stub at the oscars what does that say to you? >> it's hollywood. i'm not surprised. it's -- you know i didn't even watch last night. believe it or not, my happiness isn't dictated by awards given out in hollywood. >> you had to kind of figure that it was going to get snubbed. there was that effectively a smear campaign going on early on when people were doing the voting where they were talking about snipers are cowards blah, blah, blah. this isn't a surprise for you, right? >> no, it's not, steve listen it's one of those things that the american people are speaking out loud and clear about what movie they liked the best. so, you know again it's hollywood. it doesn't bother me at all. i think there's a lot of unanswered questions that are lingering there in hollywood. and no one wants to tell the truth and say it like it is so, it is what it is. >> clint east wood comes in.

he doesn't get best director probably because he was speaking at the rnc to a chair. i don't think that helped his chances. the other story is too, all those movies together made $600 million. sniper made $300 million itself. if you watch the movie, it tells a story that talks about what we're experiencing today, as opposed to the story of an actor that's trying to reclaim his past. i think it derelate more in that community to michael keaton's movie than they can chris kyle's life? >> absolutely. i think so too. the point of this movie was to show the struggle for these warriors when they come home and their families. and to see just how difficult the transition is. and this movie nailed that. the american people relate to that we are all struggling with something. we all have some type of

internal battle. that's why i wear this ring is to honor our warriors. >> what is the ring? >> it's the honor ring. if you want one, go to 22kill.com. it's to honor all those who served and/or are serving and those who die by suicide every day. >> i think it was amazing that our soldiers come back and suffer wounds. we sauta kyle holding the dog tags of chris kyle yesterday. the message of american people is clear. what's the final word to anyone out there who still questions what the military faces when they come back? >> i would encourage you to join up and go give it a try.

if you don't understand, then that's okay. we don't expect you to understand. we're using to having to adapt to our environment, knowing our environment is not going to adapt to us. believe it or not we're part of this nation's next greatest generation. and i think i can speak for myself and the rest of my fellow warriors, we look forward to proving to you. >> the elites of hollywood may have shut out, but they weren't -- we thank you for your service and getting up early on this monday morning to be with us from down in dallas. >> thank you. >> thank you you're worth it. >> four minutes before the top of the hour. coming up on monday. new reports the president may be ready to consider a ground war against isis in the middle east. he'll talk it over with

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good morning today is monday february 23rd. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. isis introduces the next generation of killers. new pictures show islamic extremisms training and brain washing children to wage jihad against the united states. it's awful. >> he has taken heat all weekend for his comments saying president obama doesn't love america. this morning rudy guiliani responds to his critics. we'll tell you where and we'll get a response from bret baier who is joining us in 30 seconds from d.c. >> they promised more training would help end police brutality in america. does this sound effective to you?

a program that tells cops to close their eyes and take a deep breath when they feel like they're getting heated. excuse me sir, i know you have a gun, but i have to close my eyes and calm down. >> this is mario lopez extra extra. you're watching "fox and friends." i got a feeling he's going to be talking about the oscars on his show. >> i have a feeling you're right. >> it's a news channel so we're talking about the news. we start this hour with a fox news alert. brand new very disturbing images showing isis terrorists training and brainwashing children. i believe as young as age five to wat non-believers. bret baier joins us from our nation's capital. when you look at these images, though show about 80 fighter cubs they call them. you wonder where they came from. apparently these are the children of foreign fighters who have gone off to syria and else

where to mount jihad. >> this is significant. it is what most intelligence officials have talked about. this nervever ending cycle that is going on here. in the short term, it's about figuring out to stop isis' movement around the globe. this is the new template, these videos showing the strength of the organization the depravity in which it operates, or issuing threats. you have this new one from al shabaab, another group threatening the mall of america in minneapolis. that's real and something that government officials are taking seriously. >> boko haram now suddenly affiliated with isis. and they put now slick videos all of a sudden when they seemed to be arcaiic three months ago. should we call the terrorists

gangs or needing jobs? >> isis has been saying from the begipping they're planning to build not just a state but a new brand of jihadist who have been raised on blood. we need a level of leadership across the west in destroying the so-called islamic state. we have to understand that islamist organizations sell an ideology to vulnerable young minds. it has its own narrative and propaganda. >> it's important to say that. >> listen you talk to gulf state diplomats privately, they will tell you there is definitely an issue inside the religion, a hijacking of the religion by isis but one that islam has to deal with in itself. they push back the idea about semantics and not saying isis is

tied to islam in any way shape, or form. i saw something written by your guest there, in which he said it's the voldemort effect. it's the same kind of thing in isis and islam. >> sure. i want to shift gifts here. lawmakers are set to return this week. new reports are out that the president is open to negotiating with congress when it comes to particularly, troops on the ground, three year time limit and any military action moving forward. what are you hearing? >> i think there is some opening here. it is the mo of this administration to put things in congress's lap, work it out, hand the keys over there and say give me something back. i think that, you know there is going to be some lines in the sand forgive the use of the word there, that he is not going to have any geographic restrictions on this piece of

legislation. in other words, isis can be anywhere. but as far as the three year timeline, as far as this stipulation of the wording of the use of ground forces, i think there will be a lot of give by the president and the administration. >> that's big news. >> also something that was widely reported was rudy guiliani made comments last week at a private dinner and then the next day, he responded here on this couch where he was questioning president obama's love for america. he effectively doubled down in the wall street journal, he's written an op-ed. he said i didn't intend to question president obama's motive. my intent was the affect his words and actions have on the morale out of the country and how that effect may damage his performance. i hope and pray that president obama can rise to the occasion and underscore america's greatness as our history and values merit. if he does so, i will be the

first to applaud him. he says it's all about leadership, and so far with this president he doesn't see it. >> it's a triple down of whaurt his original state was. >> this op-ed continues this line of his thought process. the title of it is my blunt list overshadowed my message. however, by saying he didn't intend to question president obama's motives or the contents of his heart, the initial statement did that which is why it got a lot of reaction. and obviously, you had a lot of republican candidates who were asked right away how do you feel about rudy guiliani. politically, that's not a great place to be. that said, he makes the argument here and basically it's the argument about american exceptionism and where this president stands and talks about publically. >> howard dean when he came out and said something ridiculous like i really question scott walker's credentials because he

didn't finish college. how many democrats were asked about howard dean's statements? why are these candidates forced to answer for everybody noteworthy on the republican side where democrats aren't? >> well, i think that's a good question. we've seen that question numerous times. numerous ways. you know, it's not exactly fair and balanced in the way different parties are treated on different items. >> they're asked about thoughts and feelings on the republican side. when it comes to over 200 citations on hillary clinton, it didn't seem to make much news or attention on that side of the aisle. >> i think it's official scott walker is the front runner because the media is out for blood. >> there are a number of stories on a number of different fronts with scott walker. clearly, how he handles that being in the spotlight over the next few weeks, i think will tell you how he's going to do initially, at least over this few months. >> good call. >> we look forward to your show

tonight. you will be with senator webb tonight, right? >> thursday is going to be the profile. but we had it over the weekend for the hour. he's an interesting character and likely going to run for president. >> thank you bret. >> heather is off tonight but we have heather childers. >> i am here following the stories we've been following all morning. the family of 26-year-old kayla mueller ordered -- murdered by isis overseas speaking out on the today show this morning. her brother claiming that president obama's trade of five taliban fighters for sergeant bowe bergdahl diminished their chances of ever seeing kayla again. >> that made the whole situation worse. because that's when the demands got greater, they got larger. they realized that they had something. they realized that if they're going to let five people go for

one person why won't they do this or why won't they do that. >> kayla's father also saying he questioned the president on the bergdahl trade during a visit to the white house. a grisly discovery, the car belonging to a missing florida woman is found submerged in a lake with a body inside. police have not confirmed it is april foster, but they say the clothing matches what the 33-year-old was wearing the night she disappeared after leaving a bar. her car was found after neighbors reviewed security footage. >> what they saw was a vehicle drive through the parking lot down the boat ramp and into the water. >> the lord told me i love april more than you do. i am holding her in my arms. at this point police do not suspect foul play. and in just a few hours, one of the most talked about murder trials in years comes to a close in texas. jurors in the american sniper

murder trial will hear from a final witness before closing remarks. the jury will then decide whether eddie ray routh was insane when he shot chris kyle last week. the american sniper movie took center stage at the oscars last night with six nominations. speaking of that, the 87th academy awards was filled with surprises, snubs, and some incredible performances. the night's biggest award,b best picture. some say that was a toss up. it could have gone to any of the films nominated. the award went to the bird man. lady gaga shocked the crowd with an amazing tribute to the sound of music. >> ♪

♪ a teary eyed julie andrews approved giving gaga a huge hug at the end of that performance. it sounded great. finally one of the most touching moments of the evening coming from best supporting actor winner jay tacerman. >> if you're lucky enough to have a parent or two alive on this planet, call them don't text, don't email. call them on the phone. tell them you love them. >> we do have some emails people are talking about the oscars today. i'm going to call my parents by the way, today. >> just talk to them right now, they're watching. >> hi mom hi dad. >> a lot of you are writing in about j.k.'s oscar message. eileen in michigan saying i don't watch the oscars but this clip brightened my day. wish more children felt that way. >> lisa on facebook writing this, he seemed like a genuinely nice man. hard to find these days. i thought his speech was great.

>> he's nice but stern. steven in minnesota writes this, i called my dad and told him. we were sitting in the same room but i still called him. >> you don't have to use a phone, just call across the coach couch. >> at least he said that at a time when us at the east coast were still awake. >> it was actually today. there is no reason the oscars can't be one hour. there's no reason. no reason. >> if a tweet can be 140 characters. the oscars can be one hour. >> lady gaga was fantastic. one hour and one song. coming up an armed robber pulls a drug at a drugstore. this pharmacist doesn't back down, he returns fire. that hero is breaking his silence right here on "fox and friends." >> they promised more training

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you probably heard the story of eric garner. his death blamed op police takedown tactics. we were told the solution is more training. $35 million worth for the nypd. it's a three day program that would retrain police officers the proper way to respond and do police work differently. but how does this sound? does it sound effective to you? cops being told to close their eyes and take a deep breath if they feel like they're getting heated. is that going to work? let's ask a former detective with the nypd. m if you only knew to close your eyes and take a deep breath, you would have been a calm guy. >> i wouldn't have been here today. years ago when iubs waa detective, a guy had a gun. you close your eye and take a deep breath, next thing you would have been shot. the whole problem is people don't realize such an overreaction here with our mayor

there bringing in this kind of stuff. we have 22 million, 24 million interactions a year police the new york city police department and the public. you have an inspector general, a federal person monitoring. you have all these things. you know what's good? you want to retrain, that's fine. give them physical retrain. how you take a guy down. that headlock, i call it a headlock. i don't call it a choke hold. i've done it dozens of time and nobody died with it. you grab him bring him on the ground. to take the police department and these professionals with 25 years on the job and treat them like children, close your eye and hold your breath if you get angry. do you know what's going to happen? you're going to end up getting killed. >> 80% of the 2,000 cops surveys who have taken the classes say it's silly and a waste of time. also, you say they're taking these classes at midnight after they've done an eight hour shift. they're exhausted.

>> you get one of these consulting firms, these are think tank guys. do they have an idea what you've got to face up there? what we should be doing is spending some money with the community and have an interaction with the community with the cops so the communities can talk. and going into schools talk to the people in the community see what their problems are. let them understand the cops are there to help them. have interaction back and forth. >> one ranking nypd officer said the lectures were boring and disappointish. they wanted to learn new stuff but there's nothing new here. >> it's a ploy by de blasio. we retrained. they're bringing them 12:00 at night. how is he going to listen? he's going to fall asleep. make it real. >> tell me about your hat. ronald you that hat?

>> no a three star general. and after i watched a show last night about alzheimer's and glen cambinalpbell campbell. this is to honor the men and women out there who are protecting our country. this is when our country was great. when we had pride and we felt great about being americans when reagan was our president. this is to mr. reagan so we don't forget you. >> a salute to alzheimer's too. that was a them last night. thank you so much. i wish we had a better report. appreciate you coming up. up next a fox news alert. terrorists threatening the mall of america in the united states. and the homeland security director says be careful. did the oscars get too political last night? >> hollywood's best and whitest -- sorry brightest.

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we're going to the mall of america today if you want to take your kids to the mall of america? >> i would say if anyone is planning to go to the mall of america today, they've got to be particularly careful. >> great, well that be careful warning from the head of department of homeland security after terrorists threatened the mall of america in minnesota. this morning shoppers on high alert. kmsp reporter bill cellar is live at that mall. good morning, bill. >> reporter: despite that dire

warning, there is no specific threat they say against shoppers at this mall. that said, there are certainly raising their security levels here. one of the concerns is that video could inspire some type of loan wolf attack. that's the big concern. in that six minute propaganda video that was released over the weekend, the somali based terrorist group al shabaab calls for attacks on western shopping malls, specifically naming the mall of america. it's also the same group that attacked a shopping mall in kenya two years ago killing 67 people. both the fbi and homeland security calling the video extremely serious. urging shop rz to be careful. the twin cities has a large somali population. and there have been dozens of young radicalized muslims who have returns to fight for al shabaab. some feel the timing of this threat may have something to do with coinciding with the terror

summit that president obama had in washington, d.c. last week. of course, given minnesota's large somali population, there was a large significant delegation of minnesota folks. we're live at the mall of america. >> live outside the mall of america, thank you for that report. now turning to hollywood's biggest night where it takes a political turn. watch. >> it's our time to have wage equality once and for all. >> we say "selma" is now because the struggle for justice is right now. >> who gives him a green card? >> bird man. al. >> maybe next year the government will inflict some immigration rules to the academy. >> tonight we honor hollywood's best and whitest -- brightest. >> joining us stacy dash. i saw you tweeting throughout the entire process last night.

what are your thoughts about that political montage? >> i could not believe it t. patricia arquette needs to do her history. kennedy passed an equal pay law. i aare gree with mr. trump. i miss the glamour, elegance, the class, the madgeskyjesty. >> what about the race issue. we heard neil patrick harris at the end of it. he felt like he had to apologize for "selma.." >> i don't know if it's because of race i do know if it were something conservative and there were not any black people in the audience or on the stage getting awards, there would be a lot of, you know, problems. >> double standard?

>> yes double standard. they're hypocrites. sorry? >> how pervasive are politics in hollywood? you would think there might be some that feel a different way, are they being silenced? >> oh, yeah. they're so chummy with this administration, they love it so much, why aren't they making them do the changes. >> we hear what they're saying behind the scenes when the dialogue was leaked out about what they were emailing each other thanks to north korea. clint eastwood made american sniper. what was the problem, is clint eastwood the problem with american sniper because he was at the rnc talking to the chair? >> probably. i would say probably. which is, i mean, so sad. it's clint eastwood. and that film was the most beautiful film i've seen in a very long time. >> you know how hollywood

operates, it's a liftefty town. when they get the opportunity to get the mega phone they're going to take it. >> if conservatives have said any of those things we would be hearing all kinds of we're racist homeo phobic. >> your both never afraid to comment on what you think. thanks. >> i would like to say, american sniper made $300 million. that's what seven films made. american sniper made that. >> it's a great movie about a real man. >> that's what america wants to see. >> thank you. straight ahead he tried to rob a drugstore and the pharmacist fought back. now that pharmacist is being a hero for shooting the robber dead. >> the largest oil refinery strike in decades entered his

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i feel like i'm intruding on people. like i'm spying on them. maria bartiromo come on over. you're next. >> you watched heather do the news? >> i want -- this is what i've been wanting to do. >> we have some exciting stuff. i will stay and watch your segment. some stories we've been following, the canadian man accused of murdering five u.s. service men in iraq in 2009 was reportedly also a member of a militant group that later became isis. the prosecutor revealing this new detail says that he communicated with fellow isis members online and by phone. the teen suspect accused of killing a mom of four in a road rage shooting heads to court for the first time today. this as las vegas police are still hunting for another suspect who they believe was with the 19-year-old when he

allegedly opened fire 22 times. killing tammy myers. his attorney now questioning whether this was even road rage to begin with after it was revealed that the myers family knew the teenager who lived doors away. a west virginia pharmacist takes store security into his own hands. this surveillance video, it shows a masked robber pulling a gun on the people behind the counter. but don radcliffe proved no match for the crook and shoots him down with his concealed gun. we spoke with radcliffe earlier. >> we know everybody that comes in there pretty much. and i just made a joke with him. and said better watch this fellah he might be here to rob us y. pointed at him and asked him if he was dropping off or picking up, and that's when he pulled out the gun. >> and that robber later died. those are a look at your

headlines. now tossing it over to maria who has had a chance to catch her breath. >> we have a lot of catching up to do. >> we do. we start this segment with a fox news alert. you might not have known about the largest oil refinery strike in 35 years is entering its 4th week. you probably haven't learned a lot about it. it's affecting one fifth of all u.s. oil production. 6,500 members of the united steel workers union are demanding higher pay. the strike began after talks for a new three year contract broke down. sources familiar with the negotiation say the talks could resume as early as this week. maria joins us. is this why the price of gas went up $0.13? >> absolutely. with this strike, very much in place, and the idea that they have not even set a date for a restart of negotiations this is keeping oil investors and some

speculators in the market on edge. the truth is if the entire walkout were to happen, this would affect two 3rd of the capacity of the production of oil in the gas. that's what happened to oil in the last couple of weeks. we talked about it a couple weeks ago with this story broke this would be the one push up for the price of oil. until this is resolved i don't know if the prices will drop that much. at this point the issue surround a long term security in wages. they've already agreed on healthcare benefits and on most salary. but it's the long term security in terms of short term workers the idea to have temporary workers on the job. this is what -- >> non-union? >> non-union, 100%. obviously the union doesn't want the non-union workers there. shell and the oil companies are

saying if this were to happen again, we have non-union workers at the ready they don't want that. >> americans are at $230 price per gallen, if it doesn't get resolved what does it result? >> i wouldn't want to speculate it goes back to where it does. i don't think it does. there's enough supply in the world that oil prices would say relatively low. they're not going to drop considerably from here because the strike is keeping the support in place. >> it's one of the most positive things that happened in the community, putting more money in the pockets. >> this is a big week for business. janet yellen is on the hill tuesday and wednesday. she's going to testify with her semi annual talk before congress. waum raised prices for about 500,000 people. wages are on the table.

the strikers here and the steel workers situation. people want to see wages go higher. wages haven't moved in about six years. we'll talk about that on the show. i've got mr. laffer coming up. in addition to janet yellen ayou have the report coming up. >> if you want to see out of the building just check her out. dash in. >> i did. >> thanks. m. >> thank you. coming up a bus driver texting and driving at the same time. oh, my goodness what could go wrong? that could go wrong. >> an oscar winner with a message everyone needs to hear. >> call your mom, call your dad. if you're lucky enough to have a parent or two alive on this

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welcome back. we have some quick headlines for you now. caught on camera edition. jerusalem's mayor takes down a knife wielding attacker. watch. the mayor and his bodyguard were driving when they saw a palestinian team stabbing an israeli man. they jumped out and wrestled the suspect to the ground until police arrives. shocking video shows the moment a bus driver in china looked down at his phone right

there, smashing into a truck on the side of the highway. it's not clear if the bus had any passengers on board at the time he looked down at that phone. last night actor j.k. simmons stealing the spotlight with his speech. >> call your mom. everybody i told this like a billion people or so. call your mom, call your dad. if you're lucky enough to have a parent ortwo alive on this planet. call them. don't text, don't email. call them on the phone. tell them you love them. >> joining us now with his reaction is actor jason hervey. you are tv savvy. welcome back. >> it's because he told me to do it. thank you. got it. i thought that that was great. what's really funny is when the wonder years went into the smithsonian institute in

december. i was up at the ceremony when i got the phone call, i called my mom and dad. it was literally the first thing i did. i remember crying like a baby just telling them, oh, my gosh, you know i'm so grateful to everything. you know, that you ever did for me. all the auditions you took me on. all the time you gave me and were away from each other to help me. >> it's not just people who win awards, it's also you should just do it anyway. you know, if your parents are alive, call them up andgist just say hello. >> i got fourth place in a long jump i should have called my mom. >> your dad would have been like fourth? call me back next year. exactly. >> the fact that the smithsonian institute indicated the wonder years into their permanent collection. that says something about that show. >> i loved that show.

>> it was such an honor. it's so cool the fans have kept us relevant. >> the dvds are out in the fall right? >> we have a box set collection we did with time life and season two hits retail tomorrow actually. >> now you move from acting, you're producing. outlaw country? >> yeah. >> last time you were here you planted a seed about what it was about. >> last time i was here i was in the middle of a twitter war. anyway, a great show premiers tuesday night on wg and it's called outlaw country. we chronicled two sets of brothers. one set of brothers who are upholding the law and the other set who are allegedly breaking the law. they're long-standing vendetta they have with each other in this small town. and it's incredible.

it's really a great show. >> a look at the monks and the cooks. al take a listen. >> the reason we let tv cameras show us around is we're not doing nothing. >> it's going to show these brothers harassing us. >> i'm the chief of police. i'm steve cook and i'm the head of the violent crime task force. >> candidly the monks control everything in the metro area. >> i think they were allowing pretty much everybody sell dope out of the shot. >> you see the real good guys and you see what look like the real bad guys. >> i think that's part of kind of this you know social experiment that's somewhat of a microcosm of what's going on really in today. and are these brothers, the monk brothers as bad as they think. you see one brother as pastor,

and the other as a family man. you see maybe these actions are justified in these things they're allegedly doing or not doing. there's two federal agents that come into the task force. let's just say at one point, even the cooks are going after the mngonks let's say the agents are looking at everybody. they are two federal agents. >> it premieres tomorrow at 10:00 at wgn america. >> do not miss it. >> always good to see you guys. >> coming up next, senator lindsey graham pushing for ground toons genls isis. did president obama grant his wish. senator graham here to react on the news and his own presidential aspirations. >> happy monday to all of you. the father of an american woman killed at the hands of isis

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. we got a fox news alert for you. president obama potentially changing the course in the war on terror. now admitting he's open to negotiations with congress regarding the use of ground forces against isis in iraq and syria. and it appears the majority of the american people agree. the latest poll shows 57% of americans support sending ground troops. lindsey graham joins us right now. >> that is good news. >> it is good news.

>> we don't know how much or how many he's open to. >> all i can say is, listen to jack king. he tells you what you need. around 10,000 -- >> who's that? >> general keane. the guy who appears on fox who knows more about what's going on than anybody i met. two thousand is too many. if you had embedded trainers at the butailian level with all the support that works 10,000 we would have a chance to win in iraq. >> this is what we hope to take place. >> yes, ma'am, the big thing for me, is this our war? i hear a lot of people on other networks say i'm tired of foiting other people's wars. isil is our war. they're a threat to us. the mall of america, all these things we're talking about may be being hit by radical islamists. they have us in their cross

hairs. i'm not going to out source our security. >> they're looking for congress to get some type of resolution. we know they didn't like his first version. what does it look like? >> i think it's doomed to fail. my authorization would be simple. do what you need to do to win. whatever you need to do do it. >> the president doesn't want that. >> how many troops would you say? >> whatever is necessary based on sound military advice, not political talking heads. listen to someone like general keane. >> who says 10,000. >> i don't want to send anymore than necessary. the worst possible outcome is to take isil on and lose. that makes them stronger than they are today. >> as we talk about isis and isil and the people who want to kill us, right now it's all about funding the department of homeland security. a number of republicans are saying, let's go ahead and cut off that money so that we can, you know, finally get something

done about immigration. you say this is the worst time to do that. >> yesterday the department of homeland security secretary said be careful if you go to the mall of america. what does that mean? >> watch your back. >> would you take your family to the mall of america? i think our country is under great threat. there are more terrorist organizations and more safe havens and capability to attack the homeland since 9/11. not a good time to shutdown the department of homeland security. >> you know it's in response to the president's executive order. a lot of conservatives say stand your ground like ted cruz and company, and deny the president the funding unless there will be amendments to that. >> bad strategy. the president's executive order clearly to my is unconstitutional. but the courts will decide that. get behind the court action. the texas district court judge ruled it unconstitutional. let's put our energy is supporting the court case. for god's sake don't shutdown the premier homeland security

defense line called the department of homeland security. if we do as republicans, we'll get blamed. >> we'll get to more about you and your presidential aspirations possibly when we come back.

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showing up for bb netanyahu's speech. that bothers me. it is not nearly as important from hearing from our best friend in the reason. >> morning after the show -- bill: an died-linked group calling for attacks on quesh shopping centers including the mall of america. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to another week of "america's newsroom." patti ann: i'm here for martha maccallum. threats behind the deadly mall siege in kenya in 2013. >> the reason we are all concerned about this is it enco