dee dana calls her partents every owe dare. christina, every sunday at noon. for a monday. mall security. terrorists calls for attacks on shopping centers including the mall on america. they say a shooting that left dozens dead in 2013 was only the beginning. ahead, the fbi's former head of counterterrorism on protecting americans from attacks. the facebook murder case. police say a man created a face profile to lure a teenage girl into meeting him. they say he planned to kidnap her and then become a hero by rescuing her. instead she wound up dead and today he went on trial. let's get to it. good monday afternoon. terrorist threat to america's

largest mall signals a new phase in the fight, one that makes it easier for extremists to strike without getting caught. that's the word from the head of the department of home land security talking about the al qaeda linked video that threatens the massive mall of america. these are images from the video. it comes there al shabaab, a terror group tight with al qaeda and based in somalia. the video calls for al shabaab supporters to target shopping malls in the united states and canada and britain. it specifically singles out the mall of america outside minneapolis. some 100,000 people shop there on average every day. the feds say there is no credible net to the mall of america, not at all, and folks should not stop shopping there. still the mall of america reports it is increasing security. and here in new york city, police say they're stepping up patrols in popular shopping areas as well as orthodox

communities. still it seems nobody is taking chances giving al shabaab's track record of launching deadly attacks. you may remember the group was behind the assault on a shopping mall in kenya that left 70 or so people dead. and the day before this latest video, at least 25 people died when al shabaab 59 tackattacked a hotel. analysts point out the mall of america is in an area with the largest somali population. police say dozens of somalis have since joined up with terrorists overseas. doug, what else are officials saying about how serious this well, lack of a threat is? >> reporter: well, lack of a threat or real threat depends on who you talk to and what you hear from the various administration officials as of today. secretary of homeland security jeh johnson was on all five sunday talk shows yesterday doing the hat trick. and he was pretty much unequivocal about the threat

that we face. he said and i'm quoting, i would say that if anyone is planning to go to the mall of america today, that was yesterday of course they have got to be particularly careful he said. but then in a later joint statement, the mall of america itself along with local authorities and federal officials issued a statement in which they said that there was no direct threat that they were facing here. jen psaki the state department spokesperson today had a press conference where she addressed the threat achtd downnd down played what jeh johnson said. >> to us it's proppropaganda. it was to instill fever. >> and just within the hour you can jeh johnson had a press conference in which he's talking about dhs funding. and he said he had nothing to add to what he said yesterday. >> i mentioned somalis who joined up with the terrorists

oversea, do community organizers say why this is happening? >> we spoke to community organizer here today, he's with a group called american friends of somalia. he utterly rejects the notion that whatever jihadist movement we're seeing in this country from disaffected somali youth or muslim youth is caused by poverty, hardship or lack of jobs. listen up for what he says is the root cause. >> some of this gets eventually turn out to be doing something crazy came from a wealthy family. thrs they were going to good school, they had good grades. >> so he's on the ground living in the largest somali community in the united states and what he says is happening is an utter -- in utter contrast to what we're

hearing from the administration in recent days. >> let's bring in steve pomerantz. i remember when tom ridge told us that we should wrap our windows in cellophane or something y'ally preposterous. that was way back in the beginning of homeland security and jeh johnson says if you go to the mall, be careful. how is this helpful in any way? >> shep it really isn't very helpful. we do live in a time where we need to be more cautious about everything that we do, but the reality is we want to live our lives as normally as we can and we depend on the government to protect us and that's a reason expectation. and to tell you some of these things that you just alluded to is not helpful. you're right. >> be careful at the mall.

it's disheartening and disquieting and certainly discomforting to think that the person in charge of everything on the heels of something like this would questionould go on the sunday morning shows and tell us to be careful at the mall. do you have any idea what it is you're talk about? >> the only exception to that, i think you're right, but the only exception to that obviously is when this specific information about an impending attack which does not appear for be in this case, you're right. >> and here is the another thing. since the days after 9/11, i'm not every talking weeks talking days after 9/11, security consultants have come to us and said our biggest fear is this. what if they do something as simple as send a couple of guys with a couple of guns to a couple of malls, they could shut down our economy. we're weirded out that they haven't already done it and now we're concerned about it. >> you're right again. this is not an unreasonable

concern he isespecially when they have shown two things. al shabaab and other radical islamist organizations have shown their ability to carry out violent attacks in different geographical areas simultaneously. whether our embassies in africa or shopping malls or 9/11. they have that capability. and malls are attractive targets for a whole bunch of reasons. they're symbolic, a lot of people that they can hurt and certainly the economic impact. so not unreasonable to be concerned about malls. >> certainly not. steve pomerantz, sir, thank you you very much. department of homeland security could run out of money at the end of the week. that is if congress doesn't reach an agreement on a spending bill. the senate is set to stroetvote on a house bill but it also cuts funding

for the executive order to delay the deportation of illegal immigrants. senate democrats have blocked the house bill three times. last week a federal judge put executive action on hold to give a lawsuit time to make its way you through the courts. now the justice department is asking the judge to lift that order. tell us more about the request from the justice department today, mike. >> well the justice department is asking judge andrew hain and federal judge in south texas to put his hold of the president's executive action on immigration on hold itself. that seems unlikely at this point, but that is the next step in the legal process. meanwhile as congress is wrestling with a way to fund homeland security, a key national security republican says let's of course sort out the president's executive action. >> the texas district court judge ruled it unconstitutional let's put all our energy in

150u79ding supporting the court case, and for god's sake don't shut down the premiere homeland security defense looin calledine. if we do we'll get linked. >> meanwhile joe manchin says he believes the president overreached when it came to his executive action but he sdwn believe it is worth shutting down the department of homeland security with so many threats that we know about. >> what is he careful of the mall saying now saying about the risk of a shutshutdown? >> he is sounding the alarm saying the clock is ticking with no apparent solution here on capitol hill. secretary jay johnson oig isn jeh johnson saying this is versesis serious business. >> overall a shutdown of homeland security would have serious consequences and amount to a serious disruption in our

ability to protect the home democratic land democratic land. >> the senate just getting back in this hour. tell have the procedural vote later today and then the question after that may be what is plan b. mike, thank you. police using fake cell phone towers sometimes just for small cases like robbery. but they're also sweeping up information from absolutely innocent bystanders. and it turns out it may be happening a lot more than we ever knew. but as much as we should have suspected. p that's coming up. it's monday. spring will get here eventually. so that's something good.

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fbi tells the "washington post" that the agencies are not collecting the contents of your calls or texts. not doing that. what else are we learning about this thing whatever it is? >> well, these documents were obtained through a court action by the acl ucht and they suggest the use of this stingray technology by local police departments is really far more widespread than previously reported. in addition the technology is considered an invasive surveillance device because it mimics a cell phone tower sending a signal that forces your cell phone into transmitting location and other identifying information. and according to one document, the aclu says the florida department of law enforce the uses the stingray more than 1800 times. tallahassee had more than 250 investigations over a seven year period. >> in equipment is incredibly sensitive and powerful and if

police want to be using it it's vital that they be getting authority from local elected officials and that they be going to judges, demonstrating probable cause and getting a warrant. anything sort of that, and we've seen a lot, is violation of the fourth amendment.hort of that, and we've seen a lot, is violation of the fourth amendment. >> tallahassee has not commented. >> what about the argument that it is a legitimate surveillance tool? >> there are very few people who doubt that there isn't sort of the right investigation to use the string rayingray technology, but aclu says there are challenges to the use of the technology, in effect that it's being used but when it gets to the court case, the defense is not told by the stingray and sometimes these prosecutions just never go anywhere as a result. and as for the fbi argument that they're not collecting the

content, this sounds familiar to the nsa, the so-called metadata was not that revealing, but queef shown that it's the pattern of the data that is far more revealing than the actual content itself because it shows the strength of the network and the relationship within the network and this and heat's what matters when it comes to revealing your personal information. >> thanks. a man on trial accused of killing a girl he met on facebook. he kidnapped her so he could pretend to save her and look like some sort of hero. that did not go well. details are next. if you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance

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facebook for lure a teen to her death. the 21-year-old used a fake row file to arrange a meeting with nicole kaibl nicole nicole kabl. nicole cable. the map said he planned to an dublgt her, find her later and then he'd look like a hero by solving a kidnapping. police found her remains eight days after she disappeared. the state's medical examiner says she died of lack of oxygen. defense attorney says the suspect was home on the night of the killings, but prosecutors say dna pruchs otherwise. he faces up for life in prison. a defense attorney in the state of new jersey is with us. kidnapper to later find her and look like a hero. >> also key havehe could have sex with you. i saved you, what do you give me

in return. part of his stated plan. >> how do you defend this? >> the defense has a really good strategy. they're saying he is not the one. it's actually his then girlfriend now ex-girl friend. she had motive, access and opportunity. she had access to his facebook, she's the one who created this fake profile. and she was angry. she was jealous of this woman. and she was the one who wanted to kill her. >> prosecutors say there a problem because they found the dna. >> exactly, on her sock. >> and with a more comes together on this for the prosecutors? >> they also have a statement that was listed in the indictmenton this for the prosecutors? >> they also have a statement that was listed in the indictment they had a statement with his brother where his brother said that he actually confessed to the murder. and he gave him details is for what happened. and the whole plan was the ski mask, i'm going to be the hero and she'll then have sex with me. >> you put this character duby

on the stand? >> not at all. but the prosecution had listed on its witness list this ex-girlfriend to testify. we don't know her identity. and we'll see what the defense will to do on cross examination. to they get a second bite at the apple, do they file a motion for reconsideration. that may happen. >> interesting. thanks. new head of the defense department meeting with military commanders today to discuss the fight against the islamic state terrorists. coming up, what he said about possibly sending in u.s. ground troops. plus a man accused of murdering a woman outside her home in las vegas goes to court facing murder charges. this is the one they called the road rage case. remember that? well, now it's not all together

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sgluz. islamic state hardly invincible. that's what ash carter says he has learned after holding a huge war council. analysts say the meeting in kuwait is an unusual way for the defense secretary to start the job. council included american military leader, intelligence officials, u.s. diplomats. it's all happening as pentagon officials confirm warplanes from a french aircraft carrier in the persian gulf have begun attacking isis fighters in iraq. france's president announced that carriers deployment after last month's deadly terror attacks in paris. we're also getting a look at the islamic state's next generation of fighters. a little younger there. images show what is reportedly an ice training camps isis rain training

camp if children as young as five years old. a different video shows the islamic state parades kurdish oig fighters in kanlgs. isaiah has already beheaded 21 christians from egypt. this propaganda showed up. jennifer griffin live at the pentagon for us. explain what you made of the meeting today in kuwait. >> for one, secretary ash carter told his generals not to come to the meeting with any power point presentations as is the usual norm in the military. suggesting he wants their more unvarnished opinions.

centcom commander was at the table. and generals in charge of special operations among others were at the table. he was asked two questions by u.s. troops earlier today. his thoughts on calling this a fight against islamic extremism to which he answered they did not want it alienate the rest of the muslim world. he was then asked when and if he would authorize the use of u.s. of ground troops. >> i think we need to be convinced that any use of our forces is necessary is going to be sufficient, that we've thought through not just the first step but the second step and the third step. >> there are currently 3,000 u.s. troops in iraq and 9700 u.s. troops next door in kuwait. >> against secretary carter visiting afghanistan, as well? >> he said while visiting kabul that the u.s. was reconsidering

a time line for the withdrawal of the remaining 10600 troops in afghanistan. >> our priority now is to make sure this progress sticks. that is why president obama is considering a number of options to reinforce our support for the president's security strategy including possible changes to the time line for our drawdown of u.s. troops. >> he added that the president is considering keeping a u.s. military presence in the south near the spiritual birth place of the taliban. >> jennifer griffin, thanks. family and frndiends of three teenage girls say they had for warning that their loved ones was planning to plan to syria and join up with isis and certainly no idea they would not be returning when they left their hope last tuesday. now british police are

reportedly helping for search for the girls in turkey as their families back home in the unite kingdom are reaching out to the media saying they hope the girls hear their message before it's too late. >> we just want them to come home. if you watch this please come home. >> reporter: the anguish of a sister who never said good-bye. she holds up a picture of the 15-year-old girl and embraces her pink pajamas. >> she didn't take anything with her. so i'm hanging on to the bits that we have. >> reporter: a surveillance camera recorded the teen along with two friends at london's airport. children as young as 12 there are allowed to travel alone, so investigators say there was nothing to prevent them from boarding their flight to istanbul. but one of teens was apparently in contact with another young woman who traveled to syria in

2013 to become a so-called jihadi bride. >> such young girls at that age so vulnerable and so -- just wrong. it's evil. >> reporter: and yet it's just a small part of a larger problem. counter terror girls estimate some 3400 westerners have traveled to fight with the terrorists in syria, including at least 500 from britain and 150 from the u.s.. but the numbers of course mean nothing to this girl's father. >> she doesn't care to discuss with us something like this. she know what our answer will be. rurt >> reporter: he spechs speaks while cusp clutching a teddy wear the girl gave to her mom. >> please think twice. >> they interviewed the teen last year in in connection with another girl's disappearance,

but they say there was nothing at all to suggest that the young women were planning anything like that. the mayor of jerusalem says he and his bodyguard grabbed palestinian man who stabbed an israeli near city hall. amateur video of the capture here. jerusalem mayor says he spotted the man with his knife and took him down. police say the stabbed victim had minor injuries. the mayor is a former military paratrooper. some people are reportedly calling him super hair. he'll join neil cavuto in the next hour. suspect accused of gunning down a mother in las vegas in court today for the first time. cops arrested erich nowsch. today a prosecutor says all options are on the table. but a lawyer for the suspect

says he shot tammy meyers in self-defense. he thought somebody was coming after him even though cops say meyers was just giving her daughter a driving less. it was initially called a case of road rage, but then w tammy meyers drove home, told her son to get in the car with his gun. meyers and her son drove around looking for that suspect, eventually they found him and that led to a shoot-out. trace gallagher, what more do we know? >> apparently the family or the victim knew erich nowsch very well. the family describes her as somewhat of a mentor. it turns out when nowsch father committed suicide, bay got involved this gang members. but tammy meyers family says she spent countless hours counseling

the boy, giving him food and money and telling him to pull up his pants and be a map. but friends of nowsch say tammy myerseyers used to buy things from him. today the d.a. was asked if the case involved drugs. >> there has been speculation about drugs and drug use. that's not the heart of the case. the focus of this case is the interaction between adults that owe considered on one night and that's the focus. z.a. >> the d.a. went on to say the focus is it not on the mom who lost her life, but the suspect would took her life. >> police say the suspect admitted to shooting his friend? >> yeah just hour after tammy meyers was shot, erich nowsch told two different friends that he'd been involved in a shooting saying he was a passenger in his friend's silver audi and that they and a green car had been chasing each other. finally they followed the car into a cul de sac and he put another clip in his gun.

when he saw someone run from the green car into the house, he opened fire on the car as well as the person running saying he knew he shot someone inside the car. one friend says he told her will, i'm quoting, i've got those kids they were after me and i got them. it's interesting he never mentioned anyone shooting back because remember the victim's son says he fired several rounds in return. >> trace, thanks very much. oscars lighten it up did you watch? numbers were down, but still close to 37 million did watch. we're coming up with the highs and lows. travolta had quite a night. lady gaga, what did you think of that? and common along with john legend. impressive. stay with us. k of america to help pay for her kids' ice time. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store.

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a market in nigeria killed four and wound dozens more. witnesses say the girl looked about 10 years old. so far nobody claimed responsibility for that bombing. but analysts say it is similar to attacks by boko haram, the group that kidnapped hundreds of school girls last year. a tanker truck flipped over and burst into flames and in south jersey just outside philly. officials say it was carrying 9,000 gallons of fuel. emergency workers say the driver got out of the truck. no word on whether he's hurt or what caused the crash. hundreds of runners who signed up for this year's marathon in north korea are out of luck. the government has now banned foreigners from the race in april. officials say they're worried about ebola. even though we've heard no reported cases of the virus in north korea. oscars gave folks plenty of things to talk about from the stage to the red carpet.

"birdman" won best picture, julianne moore best actress and eddie redmayne for best actor. some of the other high light lady gaga channeling her inner julie andrews. say whatever you want about the tattoos or maybe you think the dress was weird or you cooperate tell what color her hair was. did you listen to her? ♪ the hills spin my heart with the sound of music ♪ >> i don't know. can you do that? i didn't think so. the performance was part of the celebration of the musical's 50 the anniversary. and then there is john takeravolta who did weird hand touching. you remember eye dina menzel last year. ratings were down 16% from last

year's show. last year's show had ellen. you know, whatever. what did you think? >> i thought that he put all of hits eggs in the first seven minutes. >> really? >> yeah. i thought the first seven minutes the musical number was fantastic. he's such an incredibly talented person. not necessarily comedic genius. he's pretty funny, but some of his jokes did fall flat. not hard to do in that room. that's a tough crowd to win over. >> ellen who wants to follow ellen. >> she has the most viewed selfie in the history of man kind. >> what did you think of the john travolta thing? >> brilliant to put those two together. because it's so funny. >> hilarious. >> i tried to figure out where that came from, but putting them together was awesome until

travolta turned into joe biden. >> what was with the face touch something. >> he's a loving guy. a passionate person. he wants to make it up to her. but he doesn't need to do it by spreading germs. >> legos, something awesome? >> everything is awesome. leg lego movie overlooked for best animated feature which is a shame because live action animation is so much more difficult. that movie was fantastic from stem to stern. it was incredible. ♪ >> everything is awesome. winning is and you s&psomewesomeawesome, losing a is awesome? >> not getting nominated is not awesome. >> patricia arquette made a lot of fans.

>> she and meryl streep were nom natured in the same category. i don't know if everybody should get paid in the iminsame instance. people try to simplify political issues at least once a year. >> let's look at it. >> it's our time to have wage equality once and for all. and equal rights for women in the united states of america. >> doesn't sound -- not a hard thing to argue for equal rights in america. i don't know how you can argue with that just plain statement. >> no one is arguing with that. but pay disparity is certainly more complex than women need to make 100 cents on every dollar men do. hillary clinton senate staff the women only make in one year it was 63 cents on the dollar to the male counterparts. >> 10 yourso your point is --

>> start with the people closest to you. but she's a phenomenal actress. i used to watch her when she was on the soaps. but a fun any line abouting on oscars being good for you. >> listen to that. >> i read an article that said that winning an oscar could lead to living five years longer. if that's true, i'd really like to thank the academy because my husband is younger than me. >> they would eventually show a cutaway shot of him smiling sort of lovingly. i thought it was a great moment. >> she's an amazing actress. i wanted michael keaton to win for "birdman". i loved the resurgence that he's had. he's such an amazing actor. he was batman beetlejuice, but not an oscar winner last night. >> selma captured the room. john legend up there with

common first of all, i thought common shredded it. he was amazing. and the song is so great and then -- here. listen. ♪ we write the wrongs in history ♪ it will be ours it will be ours ♪ glory ♪ >> great stage. they recreated the bridge there. i don't know. i thought it was beautiful. >> and i appreciate what john legend had to say about criminal justice reform and i don't disagree with it. >> i thought common's was put together well crafted in advance. but the message was there. he brought the house down. tears in the audience after that song, it was an emotional thing an emotional movie. it's an emotional piece of our history. and righting wrongs of the past is always -- that's a positive. >> to actually move the audience

in that context is a touch thing to do. and makea lot of tears. >> the snub, it's always hard to talk about every year they do the piece about people we've lost otherwise. and i guess they left somebody out. >> they left more than somebody out. they left joan rivers out. v who has influenced every single person in that auditorium. joan rivers was a much i)w3cw3n2┐a'cdnv3-@aúinç.xi>gotbdo oygke else. the first acceptance peach that -- speech that went on for

ten minutes. kennedy, good to have you. we'll be right back in just a second.

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happier about it, more optimistic, less pessimistic. part of the survey is asking folks how they feel about this. that part of the index up 104.8. that's the number. and anything over hundred is good news. >> so, who is in thezs t worst shape? >> 30 to 49-year-olds worse shape, 2% of them have more credit card debt than savings. maybe that's because this is mom and: $ñm dad, financial pressures at that age. millenials. so 18 to 29 have more savings than debt. so do the oldsters. so inte saving. >> i get it with the 4hq oldsteres. with the millenials, is it this new we consume less, we feel differently? >> i thinki /ke4o7oçe ?#vi-t:a÷c'?&%y[ç very fearful of debt. they saw what happened to parents and grandparents during the recession. what shocked me they're on this list in a good way after they have all this student loan debt. >> that's factored in? >> yes. >> that's going to be a killer. >> questionable. going to be questionable. >> gerry, see you

at 4:00 even. >> sounds good. >> final check of the dow on the day and a nod to this day in history coming up.

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on this day in 1940, woody guthrie wrote "this land is your land. " he grew up in oklahoma and left home at age 15 to travel the united states with little more than a guitar andn nick. over the years he wrote more than a thousand folk tunes many about his life among the poor during the great depression. "this land is your land" is one of the last songs wrote. we was diagnosed with a brain disorder and a young fan named bob dylan visited him in the hospital. what woodie guthrie created an american classic 75 years ago. ♪ this landes us your land. ♪ this land is my land ♪

>> "your world" with neil cavuto coming it. let guthrie sing us out. >> this land was made for you and me. ♪ as i win walking. ♪ >> remember that? the group responsible for it now hoping to reap the same kind of havoc here. it's one thing to say they're coming after america but to terrorists really all but announce they tarring the mall of america? i'm neil cavuto. first isis and then al-shabaab threatening targets one the mall of america. this group attacked the mall in kenya. the mall of america says it's ready to beef up security and has been doing. so former secret service agent certainly hopes so and says the mall should have been prepared for this quite a while ago. we don't know whether they were not prepar