the recruiting arm of isis reaching into canada. policeonfirming six people from quebec left the country to join isis in january. at least three of them attended a college in montreal. students there stunned by the news. >> it just makes us think what were they thinking. >> i can't believe some students could have their mind blown by that and leave the country to go there. >> a teacher at the college who caught in arabic and koran has been linked to one of the students to join isis. the school canceled its contract with that teacher. >>> isis releasing new video of its fighters destroying priceless artifacts in mosul in a museum. we are live on the ground in iraq in ten minutes. >>> federal prosecutors resume questioning of the al qaeda operative in the new york trial. he is accused of ploltting attacks in new york and london. documents seized in the osama bin laden raid outlined plans for attacks in america's heart heartland. >>> after settling on a pool of 70 jurors attorneys for the accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev to be

>> ontario, canada police want to know if you recognize these people. it's a couple. they've requested a taxi. there is the gentleman. gets into the backseat right here in the front seat the female passenger gets next to the driver. this video's 8 1/2 minutes long and the first 6 minutes of the video everything's pretty normal. the passengers don't seem to say very much if anything at all. watch what happens as the taxi driver pulls over to where they requested. that is a knife. >> monster knife. >> a big monster knife. notice the taxi driver. he doesn't stick around and ask what they want. he gets out. takes his hand forces the passenger's hand away jumps out of the car and run as way. >> that's not a knife. that's a machete. >> huge. >> it's a big knife. there, you see him running away in the back window. the taxi driver did get minor injuries to his hand but escaped with his life. the passengers got away with cash a debit terminal machine and the driver's bag with some personal items. police in this area say, this is the second time that people have been caught in

. >>> two people have been arrested, a third suspect is dead, at a valentine's day plot in canada. police say the two men and a woman from illinois were planning to shoot up a mall and then commit suicide. the woman was arrested when she arrived at the airport in nova scotia. one of the men killed themselves during a standoff with police. right now, police say it doesn't look like any sort of terrorist attack. >> the friendship is not based on culture ideology. they were four individuals who formed a friendship and decided to plan and commit a heinous crime, and through like we said the crimestoppers tip, we were able to prevent that from happening. >> police say the suspects had rifles, they were ready to carry out the attack, they will not say where they got the tip from, though. >>> and an extreme case of animal cruelty. the deplorable conditions that a baby orangutan was rescued from and his long road to recovery. >> we have quite a ways to go before we see rain again. as we look out over hello! i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of b

young woman from illinois under arrest tonight, accused of mrofting a valentine's day massacre in canada. policeoiled the alleged plan to target a crowded mall. tonight, authorities say she was part of a group of murderous misfits. abc's kendis gibson has more. >> reporter: tonight, we're learning this canadian mall was the target of a planned valentine's day blood bath. bliss identifying a 23-year-old american woman, coconspirator, now in custody. law enforcement in canada say lindsay souvannarath plotted with two canadian men to kill as many people as possible. >> based on what we know so far, it would have been devastating. mass casualties were a real possibility. >> reporter: police in the canadian province moving quickly after a crimestoppers call tipped them off to the plot. with just hours to spare, authorities locked down the tiny halifax town of timberley. early friday morning, officers enter a home and find a 19-year-old dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. law enforcement recovering three long-barrel rifles. moments later, 2:00 a.m., police make two arrests at the halifax airport.

. >>> a potential valentine's day massacre foiled in canada. police say that a chat stream helped them intercept two suspects planning a major attack on mall in halifax. one suspect killed himself when officers officers surrounded his home. another was arrested at the airport. a bloodbath was averted they said. >> had they been able to carry out their intentions the possibility for a large loss of life was definitely there. i would classify it as a group of individuals that had some beliefs and were willing to carry out violent acts against citizens but there's nothing in the investigation to classify it as a terrorist attack. >> investigators say the woman confessed to the planned attack, adding that both suspects were apparently obsessed with the death and had many photos of mass killings. >>> the u.s. labor secretary is in california this weekend to intervene in the contract dispute which has disrupted shipping along the west coast for a second weekend. both the port operators and labor unions asked president obama to get involved while he was trav

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cnn, toronto. >>> also in canada police there say they stopped a suspected valentine's day shooting spree 19-year-old canadian man and a 23-year-old u.s. woman planned a mass shooting at a mall before killing themselves. police say the plan was not related to any larger plots. >> i wouldn't classify it as a terrorist event pipe would classify it as a group of individuals that had some beliefs and were willing to carry out violent acts against citizens but there's nothing in the investigation classified as a terrorist attack or terrorist incident. >> the 19-year-old shot himself to death. the woman and two others were taken into custody. >>> it was another riveting day of testimony in the trial of the man accused of murdering american sniper chris kyle and his friend. an ex-sheriff's deputy testified that eddie ray routh told him he shot the men gone they wouldn't talk to him. the officers said that routh made the comments about four months after the shooting while he was an inmate. the former deputy said routh also told them he felt bad about killing chris kyle and chad littlefield but he

in canada police fear six missing teenagers from quebec have gone to syria to join isis. we are learning more about the men in new york about the terror plot in this country. deborah feyerick has more on that in ten minutes. >>> with hours left before the department of homeland security runs out of funding, the senate is expected to vote this morning on a key democratic demand. a vote that does not block the executive action on immigration. mitch mcconnell promised a separate vote. the number two democrat steny hoyer calling kevin mccarthy a coward for cutting off his microphone during debate. we have michelle kosinski with more. >> reporter: we are hours away from running out of funding for the department of homeland security. tens of thousands of other employees would be furloughed. this is all over of course a political battle. at this point, the senate looks like it is poised to vote on a clean bill to fund the department of homeland security but not tie it to simultaneously defunding the president's executive action on immigration. the house, a lot of republican oppo

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canada and london england. u.s. security officials say there's no credible evidence that shows there will be an attack. police in canada say they are not taking any chances. >> this is a general comment. but having said that, we are paying attention to this. >> al-shabaab claimed responsibility be for the mall attack in kenya that killed 67 people. the extremist group every operated outside africa. "good morning america" will have more on the mall terror threat on after "action news." >>> republicans in harrisburg have tried to privatize liquor sales and they will try again. republican lawmakers say the gop-led house will pass the bill this month but democratic governor tom wolf is not on board. spokesperson said he sports modernization of the state liquor store. >>> mexican filmmaker led the pack for his movie bird man taking home best picture and best original screen play and best director. the 5th time was a charm for julie anne moore for i'm still alias. eddie redmayne won for best actor. our coverage. 2015 oscars continues on 6abc.com. we have a list of the winners in every category along with dozens of

police in canada announced they got a tip that two people were planning to enter a mall in halifax and shoot as many people as they could. a 19-year-old suspect killed himself as police surrounded his home. a woman at an airport was arrested when she was entering canada. >>> a potential motive revealed in the murder of "american sniper" chris kyle. a witness said quote, i shot them because they wouldn't talk to me i was riding in the back of the truck and no one would talk to me. his enough few showed up and said i'm driving a dead man's truck. >>> a fire at an islamic community center may have been intentionally set. houston fire officials say an accelerant was used to burn a storage building at a key islamic center. cops also telling leaders at another islamic center miles away to be on alert. >> do you remember this harge that went into target for a job interview and god job tieing. >> i think we're ready to offer you a job at chick-fil-a. >> he accepted the job at chick-fil-a, and the target team that helped him on his journey was there to congratulate him. >> they helped me so muc

. >>> police in canada say they have prevented a massacre planned for a popular mall. an american woman is among the suspects allegedly ploying an tack at halifax shopping center. investigators say the the suspects wanted to kill as many people as possible before taking their own lives. a 23 year-old woman from geneva illinois and a 20 year-old man from canada are now charged with conspiracy to commit murder among other charges. a third suspect killed himself as police closed in. investigators described the suspect as murder us misfits and not terrorist. >>> tomorrow is the the deadline for anyone who wants to sign up for obama care. if you missed the cut off you will not be able to enroll until next year and you will have to pay a penalty w that said traffic pick up on the web site. nearly 8 million people have signed up so far and by the time the window closes, that number is expect to exceed 10 million people. >>> two women survived when their car plunge off a highway in new jersey. the best friend, both in their early 20's, were driving to work when their suv veere

the city crews will plan to take part in the ground breaking ceremony today at 3:00. >>> police in canada are trying to solve the mystery of the underground bunker discovered in toronto. investigators found this tunnel 10 feet underground near the rexall center hosting the pan am this summer. it has a rosary and poppy nailed to the wall. police are looking for whoever built the bunker but don't think the upcoming pan am games are at any risk. >>> millions of smartphones are about to get an upgrade in diversity. a change many of you will see soon. >>> and this is not an early st. patrick's day celebration, but a problem of another sort to turn this water bright green. >>> new this morning, cumberland county officials are close to designing if they need to redevelop a jail study in new jersey. they will join atlantic burlington and gloucester counties. the study will determine which area will hold the facility and how everyone will benefit from the regional jail. it will cost each county $160,000 for the study. >>> you have to see this. new this morning, a leak at a university of delaware b

in the incident a 55-year-old man was killed and three police officers were hurt. >>> now to news from canada. we are learning more about a foiled mass shooting plot. police have charged two people in connection with the planned attack at a shopping mall in halifax, nova scotia. a canadian man and a woman from illinois are now under arrest. police also arrested a teenager in the investigation, but they say there was not enough evidence to charge him. a fourth suspect, a 19-year-old believed to be involved killed himself when police surrounded his house yesterday. >>> a cease-fire is underway between ukraine forces and russian-backed rebels but there are accusations that the truce has been violated. fighting continued right up until the midnight deadline and ukraine officials claim that the cease-fire was breached 50 minutes after it went into effect. both sides are supposed to start pulling back heavy weaponry over the next two weeks. the fighting began almost a year ago, when ukraine's president was driven from power after months of protests. more than 5,500 people have been killed in the on

police in canada apoiling an apparent valentine's day plot to shoot up a mall. in halifax investigators say two suspects were planning on shooting as many people as possible. a 23-year-old american woman was arrested in halifax's airport and confessed to the the 19-year-old male suspect shot himself to death after police surrounded his house. police say they met on a chat stream and were obsessed with killing and death. >>> the embattled governor of oregon stepping down. democratic john resigning. the investigation involving over sylvia hayes who made over $200,000 as a consultant during the time she was acting as first lady and unpaid advisor to the governor. back to "bulls and bears." >>> look out. here comes more snow and dangerously low temperatures. northeast getting hammered and the green crowd says blame it on global warming. why do i keep saying that? i mean climate change. the government spending big money to go green. necessary? >> absolutely not. when did it go from global warming to climate change? isn't climate change something we have every sing da

canada. and she was quickly tracked down. police have not released any motive behind the plot saying it did not appear to be a terror attack but would have had dire consequences. >> had they been able to carry out their intentions, the possibility for a large loss of life was definitely there. >> reporter: a potentially horrific valentine's day avoided. and get this we learned overnight that the 19-year-old is now deceased after a police standoff. we did expect some developments in the case coming up throughout the day like today. >> wild occurrences in a really remote area. >> really strange. and we're not exactly sure why halifax. hopefully, we'll get more fgs on that today. >> kendis, thank you. >> it could have been horrific. >>> overseas now where a potential catastrophe involving u.s. troops was averted. isis terrorists who had disguised themselves as iraqi fighters wearing suicide vests launched a daring attack on a large u.s. air base where 400 americans are stationed. >> most of the militants were killed in the assault. ale

. >> in canada police foiled a plot by two people planning to go to a public area to kill as many peoplethe 19-year-old male suspect shot himself to death after police surrounded his home. the 23-year-old woman was arrested at the airport and confessed to the plot. there was evidence two other males were also involved and we've learned they have been arrested but the plot had no connection to islamic terrorism. >> the u.s. coast guard in the middle of a rescue mission to save 27 fishermen 900 miles off antarctica. subzero conditions, snowstorms and the extremely thick ice make the situation difficult but they are making headway. the fishermen became stranded earlier this week when they hit thick ice and that damaged the ship's propellers. >> a new winter storm is expected not only to affect boston but some 60 million people in the northeast. >> how do you deal with that? ivan tracking the latest for us. where is it now? when do you expect this thing to really take off? >> so i think you have about six hours if you are watching from the northeast, across portions of long island heading up

canada and london england. there's no evidence suggesting an immanent attack. policen canada, also say they are not taking any chances. >> this was a very general comment it wasn't specific we do not have an identified specific threat. having aid said that, because of nature of the threat we as a police agencying and other policing agencies are paying attention to this. >>> al-shabaab claimed responsibility for the mall attack in kenya that kill 60 people two years ago. they have never operated outside of after can -- africa. >>> republicans in harrisburg have tried to privateize liquor stores and they will try it again. republican lawmakers say the gop-led house will pass the bill this month but democratic governor tom wolf is not on board to the out right sale of the stores. he does support modernization of the state liquor stores. >> 6:37, the movie that epid -- epitomizes hollywood's culture took best picture. eddie redmayne won for "the theory of everything." julie anne more and jk simmons and patricia arquette for boy hood. they derved -- delved into political i

. >>> police in canada are trying to solve the mystery of an underground bunker discovered in toronto. investigators found it 10 feet underground near the rexall center to host the pan am tennis competition this summer. the tunnel and bunker contain a generator, lights and popty nailed to the wall. police are looking for whoever built it but don't think the upcoming pan am games will be at risk. >>> you have to layer up heading out the door. it's another cold morning. teens and in a few spots the single digits this morning. clear skies have allowed temperatures to fall overnight with very light wind. we're seeing just a bit of a breeze at philadelphia international. we are now sunshine 16 degrees. and the sun is bright. talk about star-studded. look at this view from the lafayette hotel. the warm temperatures are into the 30s this afternoon, but we're a long point from that right now. 14 for wilmington pottstown, wrightstown, 14 degrees. 16 degrees in northeast philadelphia where it will be warming into the 30s. audubon is looking to have warmed up a bit to 14 degrees. we saw a few hi

in the news, police in canada say they have foiled an alleged valentine's day masker.year-old female from an upscale chicago suburb, along with three men from halifax, nova scotia apparently planned an assault on a mall. >>> a canadian applemaker says the fruit is resistant to browning. >>> your local mail deliverer may sport a new set of wheels in the future. the postal service is phasing out the box truck. >>> finally, a not so slick heist. the surveillance cameras ruling as a british jewelry store. the car crashes into the store. several masked individuals followed it into the store. they found themselves slip-sliding across the newly polished floor. some sof them to toting axes smashed the glass displays. they got away with hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of gems. they managed to slip out of the store in under a minute.re looking for them. >> i thought they took the jewels out at night and put them in a safe. >> no, no no. not necessarily. >> okay. have you walked through the diamond district. something to in the windows. >> i guess we've realized sara is a t

researchers know her name but are not releasing it and toronto jane is under investigation here by police in canada new proposed laws mean she would likely be arrested the minute she tried to return. >> the only evidence they would have is twitter posts. that's speech. now in this case she's gone to syria and i would suspect that they will have additional evidence about the connections she has, who arranged her travel, who financed her travel what was the purpose of her travel and which group is she supporting on the ground. >> they also want to learn about her toronto connections. >> what information is she passing along to isis and did she have any supporters while she was here in toronto. that would be the greater question to try and figure out. >> definitely a possibility that she could have been a threat? >> definitely? >> one of her last posts she defends the savage burning of the jordanian pilot by isis. if you were looking by evidence, torturing by fire was exempted by the prophet and reexempt what he exempted. canadian researches have no idea if toronto jane knows she's being followed by t

. >>> police in canada have disrupted a network linked to isis and charged three men with terror relatedenses. officials say this man was arrested in ottawa and two other suspects are still being sought. canadian police think they may have left the country to join isis. reports say one of them has been killed while fighting in syria, but no confirmation of that so far. >> the united states has growing concern about homegrown terrorism. the head of the fbi's counterterrorism division says it's impossible to track every american who might travel abroad to fight isis. >> we've seen kids across the globe as young as 13 recruited by isil. >> reporter: the head of the fbi's counterterrorism division michael steinbach, says terrorists overseas are using social media to reach into american homes, grab ahold of vulnerable teenagers, and lure them into their group. >> groups like isil have done an effective pr campaign putting out a false narrative, describing what it's like over there, and that's a narrative that's sucked up by kids here in the u.s. and other western countries. >> reporter: over

police say they left canada last month and flew to turkey. >> i's fair to say that the group isis maymedieval in its tactics and ideology but they are exploiting modern technology. >> and have done a very good job of it. sit a big part of their tactic and that is social media which, of course appeals to so many young people. >> you might think this is a commercial for the tourism board of canada. it is from isis posted on social media aimed to convince wannabe jihadis. >> a canadian convert was the ultimate pitch man for isis until he was killed fighting for them. here are thousands of online forums where jihad is the draw. aveil nbl all sorts of languages including english. >> why aren't they being shut down? what are you going to do? issue down all of twitter? >> you have the language you have russian. you could link up with networks. >> and find somebody to do jihad with? >> sure. >> it's that simple? >> yeah. >> one of the suspects from brooklyn just arrested this week for trying to join isis was using this weapon site. >> but this is a group that beheads people crucifies others a

. >> police in canada stop what could have been mass shooting on valentine day. authorities arrest add man and a woman who say they plan to go to a mall and kill as many people as possible before taking their own lives. one of the two suspects, a 23 year old american woman. she confessed the plot to police in halifax airport. the other suspect, a 19 year old man shot himself to death after police surrounded his home. authorities say they were not the only ones involved in this. >> evidence also suggested two other males, age 20 and 17 of halifax, and coal harbor, respectfully were involved. their roll is still to be determined as part of the investigation. had they been able to carry out their intentions, the possibility for a large loss of life was definitely, definitely there. >> well, officials say the suspects did not appear to have any links to terrorism. the plot is still under investigation. >>> in denmark, a gunman opens fire near a synogogue in copenhagen, the city's second major shoot nag day. one person shot in the head, and two police officers injured

why do you think it always comes down to a confrontation like that between police and indigenous people? being native in canada, like i said, its like you're a second class citizen. and things are not going to change unless the government of canada recognizes our first nations rights and who we are. we can't just be bullied over anymore... >> being bullied, not being listened to, here's a legal standard grounded in the canadian constitution that's supposed to avoid these issues. when mining and energy companies want to carry out activity that stands to compromise an aboriginal or treaty right, like, for example, access to water or land, he crown has a "duty to consult" the first nations affected in proportion and to the extent that they will be impacted by the development. >> this is the new brunswick legislature, where the premier and the members of the legislature sit. in this part of canada, for practical purposes, this is the crown. >> there was no consultation before the government awarded swn licenses to explore 3 years ago. but since the deal was done, they say they've done more than required. >> we've

police in canada announced they have arrested a suspected islamic state fighter.e arrest of through suspected isis recruiters in ottawa last month. ottawa is where the gunman shot and killed a soldier and then stormed the parliament building back in october, and an official says today's arrest is related to the terror cell they busted in january. according to the police, the cell was focused on fighting with the islamic state overseas not conducting terror attacks at home. retired lieutenant general daniel whitey bulger joins us now, author of "why we lost, a general's inside account of the iraq and afghanistan wars." sir, thanks for being here. >> thanks shep. >> how if at all does this change things? >> i think it's just a reminder to us how dangerous isis is. you know, they do horrible acts like this for recruiting, believe it or not. this is what they use to get -- to get unemployed young men in their part of the world to join their forces, and based on the report out of canada and our part of the world, too. >> is it your sense that there's something differen

. >>> police in canada stop what could have been a mass shooting on valentine's day. authorities arrest ago man and a woman who they say planned to go to a mall and kill as many people as possible before taking their own lives. one of the two suspects, 23 year old american woman. she confessed the plot to police at halifax's airport. the other suspect, a 19 year old man shot himself to death after police surrounded his home. authorities say they were not the only ones involved. >> evidence also suggested two other males, age 20 and 17, of halifax, and cold harbor, respectfully were involved. their role is still to be determined as part of the investigation. >> had they been table carry out their intentions, the possibility for a large loss of life was definitely, definitely there. >> officials say the suspects do not appear to have any links to terrorism but the plot is still under investigation. >>> at least one gunman opens fire on cafe in denmark a deadly accident authorities are calling alikely terror attack. >> fox's brian yan he is with more on today's shooting.

. >>> now to new details about the american woman arrested in canada for planning a valentine's day massacre. policeay the 23-year-old confessed when confronted her at the airport in halifax. one canadian source revealed her online chats revealed death obsessions. an official there calling them a group of murderous misfits. >>> to ukraine now, where a cease-fire appears to be holding tonight. and people living in fear because of shelling and bombing came out in the embattled cities of the ukraine today. a cease fire took effect at midnight. a spokesman says things appear to be stabilizing. heavy weapons are slated to be withdrawn tomorrow. >>> back to the states, a sad turn in the apparent road rage incident in las vegas. the mother shot on her way back from teaching her daughter to drive has died. tonight, a massive hunt for a suspect and a search for a car seen on a home security camera. here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: there are few clues but plenty of sorrow tonight for friends and family of tammy meyers. >> my son is one, one year and two months. and now i have to deal with my son growing u

police in toronto canada dealing with a mystery.ing to figure out who dug an elaborate tunnel and why. it was discovered in a toronto forest. near the site of the pan am games. it went more than 32 feet under ground. there was a pump inside to keep the passage dry, a generator, a compressor for tools, and moisture resistant lightbulbs. >> police don't like mysteries. especially in the era where we have terrorist plot that could have taken place. >> materials used to build this tunnel were stolen and that several people started building it as early as september. >> that is a mystery. >> yeah. >>> 5:17 is the time. hopefully traffic is not a mystery. sal is on it. >> no much more mundane and pedestrian here. we are looking at a couple of things that have popped up on the screen. first of all though we are going to look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the traffic is moving along relatively well. no major problems as you drive into san francisco. also looking at the commute here traffic is okay in oakland. there are no major p

police officer. he was jailed for one day. >>> branson, west of toronto, canada outside a public school a public school where they noticed a couple of teenagers trespassing. they called the police. police turn up and this is where this video starts. you can see a female officer there with one of the teen girls on the floor. but then the teenager stands up and -- >> oh. >> what? >> -- starts raining blows on the back of the police officer's head. continued as she screams -- >> get the [ bleep ] off! >> oh my gosh. >> this is where somebody actually comes running up. you think he's going to help. but, no the policeman calmly gets up had the pepper spray which she starts spraying but not before the other girl comes up with a chokehold. >> teenage girls. >> 15 and 16 years old. they don't get far. you see another officer comes in here. girls were eventually captured. this video going crazy viral, for obvious reasons. >> that's horrible. >> now their names haven't been released because they are minors facing charges fortress passing, assault on a police officer and assisting an aescape from lawful custody.

canada. >> plus, damage control fashion police host guiliani ren sick apologizes for comments she made aboutpet hairdo, now said she learned. >>> black mystery month is a way for us to learn more, today we look at the life of roy campnel a. >> born in philadelphia, 1921, his father, john, was the son of sicilian immigrant, and his mother, identify, a was african-american. therefore, he was prohibit from the playing in the major leagues before 1947. but when jackie robinson broke the color barrier in 1948, he became the first african-american catch nerve major league baseball. he was robinson's teammate with the brooklyn dodgers. campnela played for the dodgers in the 40's, 50's, widely considered one of the greatest catchers in the history of the game. in fact, winning the national league mvp award three times. his playing career ends in the 1958 when he was paralyzed in a auto accident. after hug place career he held jobs with the dodgers, induct dollars in the baseball hall of fame in 1969. side note. 1946 he assumed the managerial duties after manager walt old ten was thrown out after gam

illinois woman is behind bars in canada suspected of being involved in a plot to commit a mass shooting today at a maul in hal fax, nova scotia. barry errant has the latest. >> police say this was the target of the potentially deadly plot. the largest mall in a major city on canada's east coast. and they say the conspiracy was foiled within hours after someone caud in an anonymous tip. so on valentine's day, shoppers went about their business and two people in custody charged with conspiracy to commit murder. another a 17-year-old was questioned and released. the fourth was found dead the night before in a home not far from hal fax. police found the 19-year-old man's body here along with three long barreled rifles. >> there were four individuals who formed a friendship and decided to plan and commit a heinous crime and savannah crimestoppers tip, we were able to prevent that from happening >> officers arrested a man and an american woman who had just arrived at the airport. police identified the two as 20-year-old randall stephen shepherd and 23-year-old lindsay savannah wrath of geneva illinois. police searched the home and removed potential evidence. someone host

canada, and other western countries. meg oliver reports from new york. >> reporter: local police across the country are on high alert aftert gate was just the beginning. he is referring to the 2013 attack at the high-end west gate mall in nairobi where 67 people were killed. on sunday homeland security secretary jaye johnson urged shoppers to be cautious. >> we now have a situation where groups like isil, al- shabaab and others are publicly calling for individual actors to carry out attacks in their homelands. and in my judgment that represents a totally new environment. >> reporter: the al-shabaab video singled out minnesota's mall of america as well as six others. al-shabaab has recruited members from minnesota in the past. it is home to the largest somali population in north america. mall of america released a statement saying it has ramped up security. here in new york officials tell cbs news they give special attention to key shopping areas with s.w.a.t. teams and critical response vehicles. >> i feel extremely safe if i see a policeman or a state patrol there. >> reporter: intelligence officials say al-shabaab so fa

. >>> police in canada say they foiled a mass murder plot there. sheinelle is following the latest. >> good morning. the canadian police expected to release details of the massacre expected to happen today. they uncovered the plot in the mall in nova scotia. a man then killed himself. a 23-year-old american woman is in custody and confessed. two more men are being held. officials say the suspects were obsessed with mass killings. they had access to firearms and planned to kill as many as possible. >>> and intense fighting in ukraine as the cease-fire deadline approaches. russian backed separatists trying to gain control of the rail hub. at least two dozen people have been killed since the cease-fire negotiated on thursday. it goes into effect sunday at midnight. >>> now to minnesota and frightening moment for 11 children on a school bus. nbc's betty nguyen is here with more. >> good morning, sheinelle. deputies spotted a school bus driving erratically and they started following it warning other drivers and calling for help. a frightening bus ride fo

police say they left canada last month and flew to turkey. >>> a hong kong woman has started serving a six-year sent tense for abusing a house maid. during the trial, the indonesian maid testified she was starved, punched, even assaulted with a vacuum cleaner and the tube shoved into her mouth. >>> the u.s. federal communications commission approved a net neutrality law, requiring network owners to provide equal access to websites. the rules won't be official until perhaps this summer but already telecom companies are threatening to bring legal action. >>> u.s. congressional sources say house speaker john boehner will unveil a new plan to fund the department of homeland security for the next three weeks. the agency which handles airport screening and border security is scheduled to run out of money today. >>> more now on our top stories. the executioner in the isis beheading videos has been temperature feed and atika scubert is retracing his steps from london to the epicenter of isis. >> reporter: his british accent was one of the only ways to identify him. the man may be muhammad en

inadequacies, officers from the geneva police department executed a search warrant at the residents of the 23 year-old suspect hoist currently in custody in canadaltiple items were taken from inside the residents. >> reporter: commander eric as that police spent two hours searching this home. they also contacted federal authorities. >> we consulted with the fbi, so they provided us with some guidance. >> reporter: canadian authorities say, she did not act alone. >> information gather suggested that a 19 year-old, male and 23 year-old geneva, illinois female had access to firearms, and it was their intention to go to a public venue in the halifax region on february 14th, with a goal of opening fire to kill citizens and then themselves. >> reporter: canadian officials say she had prepared a number of pronouncement to be tweeted out after her death, and that she and the others had used a chat stream and were apparently upset with death and they had photos of mass killings. police acted quickly after receiving information on a crime stoppers tip line. the losey good thing they did thanks, joyce. >>> new details about that man danish police say carri

canada and also other western countries. cbs news correspondent meg oliver has more. >> reporter: local police across the country are in highth a towel says that west gate was just the beginning beginning. he is referring to the 2013 attack at the high end west gate mall in nairobi where 67 people were killed during a terrorist siege. on sunday homeland security jay johnson urged shoppers to be cautious. >> we now have a situation where groups like isol al shabob aqap are putts pub luckily calling for individual actors to carry out attacks in their home lands. and in my judge that represents a totally new environment. >> reporter: al shabob video single out minnesota's mall of america as well as six others. al shabob recruited flex minnesota in the past. it is home to the largest so molely population in north america. the mall of mercury lease add statement saying it has ramped up security. here in new york officials tell cbs news they give special attention to key shopping areas with swat teams and critical response vehicles. >> i feel save f i see policeman or state patrols. >> reporter: inn diligence officials say al sha

in your news now, police in canada say they filed a valentine's terror plot. investigators say the suspect planned to go to a mall and kill as many people as they could before committing suicide. a 23 year old woman is under arrest and police say a 19 year old man shot and killed himself after investigators were tipped off about the plot. and funeral services will be held today for a millersville university student who was allegely murdered by her boyfriend. freshman karly hall was beaten and strangled. 19 year old gregorios tied a is now charged with homicide. the service is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. new jersey governor chris christie support ares are getting ready to raise a super pack. it comes as the 2016 raise for president begins to heat up. several of governor christie's challenges already have their super packs in place. this morning we have a truly inspirational story. this is a walk coast to coast from one digs any park to another in memory of a little girl. this is the family behind us. they are the could be family, their julia was diagnosed with sarc

. >>> police in canada have stopped a valentine's day murder plot at a mall. two people were allegedly plan gog to a shopping center in halifax, nova scotia today. the plan was to kill as many people as they could before killing themselves. >> i wouldn't characterize it as a terrorist event. i would classify it as a group of individuals who had some beliefs and were willing to carry out violent acts against citizens. >> one of the suspects shot and killed himself friday when police surrounded his home. another suspect, a woman from illinois, was arrested at the halifax airport. two other canadien men are alleged to be involved in the plot. >>> americans across the country and people around the world say they are praying for the three muslim college students killed this week in chapel hill north carolina. search warrants shoal that police found an arsenal of weapons in the gunman's home. vicente arenas has more. >> reporter: daily prayers at the raleigh islamic center where all victims worshipped were held with a heavy heart as friend after friend approached on