homeland security chief jay johnson is warning the threat of an attack on u.s. soil remains ever present and said americans should be on the lookout for potential threats. >> jay johnson's message that is more than a decade after the september 11th attacks the threat against the u.s. has einvolved into something he says nor decentralized confused. >> tight security is put in place for sunday's superbowl the nation's premier sporting event and headache for law enforcement. >> johnson inspected the superbowl site this week and after a small recreational drone bunt don on the white house grounds, the f.a.a. issued a warning to football fans that the stadium is a no drone zone. in his state of homeland security address johnson said the recent attacks in paris as well as sydney prompted him to order increased police presence at federal buildings i have not major cities within the united states. he chastised republicans. in one of those buildings the u.s. capitol trying to link homeland security to their bills. >> the homeland security budget of this government should

i think that jay johnson, the homeland security secretary said today the threat is evolving.g with an ever changing threat. as a result our techniques our abilities have to change as well. >> we'll follow. this breaking news keep it here on fox. that's it for the panel. stay tuned for a lesson in always being aware of your sur roundings. .. ] [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside...to clear inside mode. transitions ® signature ™ adaptive lenses ...are more responsive than ever. so why settle for a lens with just one mode? experience life well lit ® . upgrade your lenses to transitions ® signature ™ . receiving a transitions lenses certificate of authenticity is your only guarantee that you're getting the world's #1 recommended photochromic lens. ask for it and register your lenses online today. >>> finally ending with something light here. reporting live in front of a camera can be exciting. not everyone likes to be on tv. for example, this next clip comes from our fox affiliate

but it was interesting to hear from secretary of homeland security jay johnson what this tells him ishreat is evolving. there's more diverse affiliates in the terror groups. the planning is becoming more complex. he's becoming worried about lone wolves and yes, that's something we worries about happening in the u.s. as well. >> michelle kosinski thank you. charlie hebdo published cartoons mocking the prophet mohammed. press secretary back then. here's what he said about the editor's decision to actually run the cartoons back then. >> we don't question the right of something like this to be published. we just question the judgment behind the decision to publish it. it has to be said. i'll say it again. no matter how offensive something like this is it's no way a justification for violence. not in any way justification for violence. >> jay carney joins me now. do you have the same concerns you had two years ago about how wise it may or may not have been to publish these kinds of cartoons? the argument is why should anyone have to kowtow to someone else's, you know something that may off

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jay johnson said security challenges are evolving. officials are more worried about lone wolf style attack also. while there's no specific or credible threats security officials are programmed for everything. the skies above the stadium are under surveillance with fighter jets monitoring 30 miles of restricted aerospace. >>> are you ready for wings? wing bowl 23 gets underway at the wells fargo center. the cameras caught up with contestants at chickee and pete's. eva pilgrim is going into the fray she'll be live at wing bowl coming up at 5:00 a.m. >> i like animal >>> katie perry said she'll make history with the half-time show. >> reporter: temperatures are down around the freezing mark, rising up close to 40 degrees in spots by noon. it's one of you have those weird days where they are putting some extra gear on the kids. temperatures will be dropping and a strong bitter wind will start blowing i'll have more on that and complete update on the possibility of snow, sunday into monday that's coming up in the seven day. at perdue, we p

mentioning the muslim community in dearborn the first of the muslim members of congress you have jay johnson, the homeland security cabinet secretary who has gone to dearborn and gone to minnesota where there a lot of somali immigrants. he has been reaching out to the communities saying we want to partner with you. we need for you not to be. >> unfortunately one of the officials killed in france was a muslim. >> community policeman. >> community police officer. the fbi made efforts to hire more muslim agents. we made the point over the weekend do some muslims get treated differently. the larger intent is to reach out to the community and integrate the community. >> let me ask you about domestic politics here which relate directly. i was interviewing john the other day and he said why would the president now want to take money away from homeland security and take $40 million and put it in his immigration proposal and trying to link these things. the other thing is -- >> it will go the other way. >> the guantanamo closures and trying to send some of these detainees who have been on a list tryi

homeland security chief jay johnson warning americans to be on the look out for potential attackers heret home and johnson made the comments today during the state of homeland security address and jamie is in washington with more on that. >> reporter: john jay johnson's message is more than a decade after the september 11 attacks the threat against the u.s. is evolving into a new phase, one he described as more decentralized and more diffuse and more complex. in glendale arizona tight security put in place for sunday use superbowl, the nation's premier sporting event and a giant headache for u.s. law enforcement officials charged with detecting and preventing attacks. >> we are concerned about the domestic-based threat leshging in our midst and the lone wolf who may be expired by the extremist propaganda on the internet and can strike with little or no notice. >> reporter: johnson inspected the superbowl site this week and after a small recreational drone went down on the white house grounds on monday faa issued a warning to football fans via youtube the stadium is a no drone zone. >> do

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homeland security director jay johnson was there yesterday to review operations. on display, an x-ray machine. check it out. designed to scan trucks for contraband and explosives in minutes. also on the watch with list drones. the f.a.a. is telling people to leave them home for the big game. >> going to the big game? have fun. cheer on your team and keep it a no drone zone. don't spoil the game. leave your drone at home . >> we are in the day and age where people are told to leave tear drones at home. sarah deloff is in phoenix. we are three days away. i imagine security is tight. >> you are correct. attractions like super bowl central behind me are already drawing huge crowds. therefore a huge security presence. >> excited fans. with divided loyalties. >> the hawks. it's in the bag. >> all the way. got brady, gronk. >> reporter: altogether in downtown phoenix a million people expected listening to free concerts climbing the 30-foot-tall rock wall known as the grand canyon experience. >> it becomes easy after a while. >> reporter: keeping the crowd safe at attract

secretary of state and homeland security jay johnson delivered remarks and d.c. mayor muriel bowser was among the dignitaries there. >>> the district's martin luther king, jr. peace walk and parade took place today. d.c. politicians and police including the new mayor muriel bowser and chief katie lanier participated in the event, as did -- cathy lanier participated in the event, as did military organizations and school marching bands. >>> tiger woods has a date with a tooth fairy and a dentist. >> check out this gap in that grille. tiger lost a front tooth at a world cup ski event in it's where he was cheering on his girl friend ski champion lindsey vonn. tiger's aide said during a crush of photographers at the award podium a member of the media hit tiger in the mouth with a video camera. >> that was some hit. >>> caught on camera, a brush with death on i-95. a driver started recording on i- 95 yesterday on new brunswick, new jersey. he looked out of his back windshield just in time to see this, a tractor trailer skating out of control coming toward him. at the l

homeland secretary jay johnson spoke to abc news about the new terrorist tactic they are preparing forer scale attacks. our challenge in homeland security are evolving. we have more concerns about domestic-based acts of violence. >> johnson said there are no specific or credible threats but security officials are prepared for everything and anything. fighter jets are monitoring 30 miles of restricted aerospace. they hope super bowl attendees will be vigilant. >>> two pilots made history over the pacific ocean. >> eva has wing bowl. >> reporter: how many will go down today we'll give you details of what's happening coming up. # >> new york city firefighters were called out to save a ten-year-old boy trapped you see him there on thin ice along the bronx river. our sister station wabc captured the tense scene yesterday afternoon. the young boy had to should feel to safety as firefighters brought a ladder over to reach the bank. a young girl fell through the ice before firefighters arrived but made it to safety. >> two balloon pilots surpassed one world record and trying to set another. tw

. >>> homeland security secretary jay johnson claimed that the president does have the authority to carry out his amnesty plan. >> in my judgment we have the legal authority to fix our broken immigration system in a variety of ways including deferred action. >> well, that despite a federal judge's ruling this week that finds mr. obama's policy exceeds the scope of executive authority. great to have you here. >> thanks for having me lou. >> so here we are. a president has signed -- well i guess he didn't sign. he has sent out a memorandum making amnesty de facto to 5 million illegal immigrants. we're looking at a backlog of legal immigrants of 7 million people at cis. this isn't something he's going to be able to do i would say for sometime to come. >> the department of homeland security has been working down to whittle down that backlog. u.s. citizenship and immigration services are going to have to staff up. it is going to be an organizational challenge but at the end of the day, it is a lot better to bring those dollars into the system and make taxpayers out of those people. >> i'm not

. >> kimberly i want to just play this, jay johnson talking about the idea of lone wolves and i want to ask you if that still applies. >> there's more adherence to core terror organizations and loan wolf actors, actors that may lurk within our society, that could strike with little notice commit an act of violence because they have been inspired by things they see on the internet, social media. >> is the term lone wolf essentially irrelevant now that everyone's connected? >> it's like my 1969 encyclopedia britains canca. they're not going to sit there with a calling card, hi, i've been radicalized. they're acting on their beliefs and religious beliefs in carrying out these attacks. it really shows that they don't have an understanding of this problem by saying lone wolf. any of these acts since 9/11, in canada, in the united states whatever we have seen recently and now this here in paris, same thing. >> it always seems like the people are ahead of the government in identifying threats. >> that sounds comforts. >> the country's biggest problem, revealed by dana parino, it's me. next.

. >> jay johnson's message is that in the more than a decade since september 11 attacks the threat againsthe u.s. evolved into something that is more decentralized, more diffuse and more complex. in glendale arizona tight security is being put in pleas for sunday's superbowl the sporting event and a giant headache for u.s. officials for detecting and preventing attacks. >> concerned about the domestic based threat lurking in our midst, the so called lone wolf who may be inspired by this extremist propaganda on the internet and can strike with little or no notice. >> reporter: johnson inspected the super bowl site this week and after a small recreational drone went down on the white house grounds monday the faa issued a warning to football fans via youtube the stadium is a no drone zone. >> leave your drone at home. >> reporter: in his state of homeland security address they said the attacks in paris as well as ottawa and sidney prompted him to order increased police presence at federal buildings in major cities in the united states and he chastised republicans in one of the building, the u

today at the martin luther king memorial, jay johnson put some of the edge back into that history. >> the reality is that in his time, the man we honor today with a national holiday was divisive. to many he was a troublemaker. he challenged the social order of things and pushed people out of their comfort zones. when dr. king arrived in many of the same cities where a street is now named for him, they viewed his visit with dread and could not wait for him to leave. >> on the eve of the state of the union, with another martin luther king civil rights law poised to go on the chopping block, the 29dth congressmen ration of the holiday, what feels like it resonates this year more than ever is not just the fight that dr. king waged in his lifetime from the things he achieved, but the fight that was waged against him. it is parts of that fight that are still very much alive today. here is secretary of state jeh johnson. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me, rachael. welcome to washington. >> thank you, i spend as little time here as i can. i was struck by those remarks, why

jay johnson is reminding people if you see something say something. >> despite threats like this fromeda the white house refuse to go address radical islam head on. josh earnest talking about why it is so hard to do so. >> individuals who commit violence based on their working view of islam. is there a reason you don't want to call it radical islam or the word war is you are inciting a religious war on islam? >> the world in the context of isil is at war with these individuals these violent extremists who carry out these acts of terror and try to justify it by invoking this religion. >> iyou feel they could be playing into their hands. >> i am trying to describe to you what happened and what they did. these individuals are terrorists. oo poo but allies described the ideology you call islam by calling it radical islam. the white house has gone to great lengths to avoid ever calling it anything other than work view. i wonder if there's a reason for that? >> the first is accuracy. we want to describe what happened. i am not going to criticize anybody who chooses to use that language. >>

homeland security secretary jay johnson says officials are ready. >> our challenges in homeland security are evolving. we have more concerns about the domestic based acts of violence. >> expert work groups that have thought of everything from cyber crimes to intelligence analysis. >> everything from fighter jets to high technical gadgets crowd vigilance remains the critical safety factor. >> large events like the super bowl are believed to be gathering for sex traffickers. jennifer london in glendale california. >> average age of a victim sold into the sex trade: 13 to 15 years old. in the weeks leading up to the super bowl arizona has taken a number of steps to let traffickers know they aren't welcome here. this tiny empty room is ready for the next victims of the sex trade. down the hall more identical rooms. >> these are girls that have been sexually abused and trafficked. >> leah benson runs street light u.s.a. with super bowl xlix set to kick off down the road in glendale, benson is prepared to see more girls sold for sex. >> the circuits for girls. >> what are the circuits? >> the

. >> and tonight the department of homeland security secretary jay johnson talking about the home front saying the u.s. government needs to stay agile by working closely with local law enforcement to be prepared of any threats here in the u.s. john. >> all right libby thank you. charles cogan former station chief in paris currently in harvard's belfour center in poverty. what did you find particularly unusual about this attack? >> you've got to take into account the fact that france is a very special country. it has the largest muslim population in europe, aggressively eants antisecular they went to the point of banning the head scarf. they are a boiling point for disgruntled jihadis. i think the attack was extremely daring and the fact that these guys escaped is amazing. and they apparently didn't look upon themselves as going to commit suicide. fortunately their identities are now apparently known because ever what they left in the vehicle they abandoned. so i have a lot of faith in the frenching internal security services which are very strong, you know france is one of the most heav

. >> reporter: jay johnson was on capitol hill and addressed the reporters and said they don't want to jump to conclusions, but expressed concern about the evolving nature of the terrorist threats not only to the u.s. but allies as well, jon. >> thank you. >> and smaller attacks on the lone wolf variety in france. but this appears to be work of a small and hilo trained cell. they are looking for answers today. johnathon chancellor is in the defense of democracy and former analyst in the treasury department. john, you check out what is happening on line and after the event like this, what are you reading today? >> one of the things we are watching right now is a possible connection of the al-qaeda of the araban peninsula. it is based in yemen. and they have threatened this publicication in the past and reports indicating that perhaps there could have been one gunmen and made mention they hailed from al-qaeda in yemen. that is one lead we are looking at and we continue to watch the islamic state involvement and recently they put out a cartoon that about the head of isis and many fighters

jay johnson talked. >> dr. upport a garbage workers strike for better wages and conditions. >> after his remarks, johnson took part in a wreath-laying ceremony at the memorial. the memorial to dr. martin luther king, junior is on the national mall along with memorials to presidents lincoln, george washington and franklin roosevelt. >>> 8:08. back heesh in here -- back here in the bay area, there's word that san francisco will be beefing up the ambulances. the city will buy 19 new ambulances and reportedly will hire more pair merdicks. now -- pair paramedics. this comes after joanne hayes- white is under fire because of poor response times. back in october, firefighters gave her a vote of no confidence. jerry brown will work reducing the price of healthcare. the governor's office says the state is facing an estimated $72 billion shortfall to pay for healthcare coverage once the current workers retire. the cost of retiree healthcare has jumped from $458 million in 2001 to almost $2 billion today. governor brown wa

can you tell me why we send the nation's top attorney maybe i don't know jay johnson ahead of the dhsg. maybe he was busy. >> he was secretary of state we have this administration among the muslim brotherhood armed here to edit the fbi what they are allowed to do in terms of doing mosques or surveilling likely sources or places where they gather. they ended the most effective program the police have in terms of monitoring again the potentially dangerous mosques. you have to recognize what you are facing. you will say that fort hood was a workplace violence rather than an attack. islamic extremist attacks. you have problems being able to protect yourselves. >> i am glad they can if it will prevent an attack. >> or bad hair day. >> the big picture what should america do. doug started it off very well. the soviet union americans were together on that pretty much. we ended up winning thank god after 45 years. we are now in a new war. the french said against radical islam. >> the president hasn't said that. >> he won't say it. of course he should. beyond that what should and could we do? t

i mean can you tell me why we send the nation's top attorney, and maybe i don't know, like jay johnsonhead of the dhs or something. maybe he was busy. >> the secretary of state when he was running force president argued that there was a law enforcement matter after 9/11. we have had this before. we have this administration loochk along with -- to edit the fbi's what they are allowed to do in terms of doing mosques, or surveilling likely or source where is they gather enemies, we have in new york, a mayor who just ended the most effective program that the police had in terms of monitoring again, those potentially dangerous mosques and stuff. you start by having to recognize what you're facing, and like in ft. hood when you actually will say that that ft. hood was a work place violence rather than than an attack, an islamic extremist attack, you've got problems of being able to protect yourself. >> the nsa can basically see the hair spray i'm using. i'm confused by that. >> but if it will prevent an attack. what should america do? doug started it off very well poot too but i think we hav

homeland security secretary jay johnson has been engaged in a sort of crisscross of the country in the last few months designed to present a counter narrative to people who may be disgruntled. 300 plus million well over that in this country, hard pressed to find anybody who doesn't have some issue that they're upset about, how how are they going to act on that? terror organizations recognize some people may be vulnerable to buying into their message and deciding to launch attacks so what johnson is doing is presenting a counter narrative going to key places around the country, presenting a counter narrative, letting them know it's ok to be upset but not to attack and letting them know that the u.s. government has to do things to keep people safe but it doesn't necessarily mean and it doesn't mean that they are going after people's religions or faiths by arresting people who may be engaged or involved in terror plotting. that's i think the key pros right now for u.s. officials and maybe for officials around the world to engage in. >> and letting them know that a few do not represent man

. >> reporter: the head of homeland security, jay johnson told cnn today even false threats are dangerous to public safety. >> they caused certain reactions, certain overreactions. very often fighter jets are scrambled to address the situation. >> reporter: the fbi is now investigating these social media threats. tracing computer ip addresses. >> it could be a small group, it could be just one person with a few twitter accounts and really a dumb idea no devices have been found. we can see how much it disrupts the system. >> reporter: these threats tax law enforcement, airport, and military resources. it's also costly for airlines and passengers. >> every time a threat comes in it has to be taken seriously. aircraft have to be turned around or landed at the newest location. thousands of dollars lost every minute that the plane is unexpectedly delayed. >> reporter: cnn, washington. >>> this story i think is interesting. remember the drone crash over the white house ground zero this week. we've got new information for you what went down. sources close to the investigation say a government in

a few weeks ago we had jay johnson on, secretary of the department of homeland security. there were reports that dhs is contemplating banning all carry-on items. i asked him if that was true. i kind of expected him to say no, of course not. and he said we have no plans at this time. it was one of those very the door was wide open. >> and i think that there is this ongoing concern about these hard to detect bombs. even if they do more bag searches at the gate jake i think some people may say, these are household products hard to detect is that really going to do anything? it will be interesting to see if they do more. what they've put out there, jake we know there's more to this they aren't sharing obviously for national security purposes. >> pamela brown, thank you. an ominous warning from the chairman of the senate intelligence committee richard burr. he says an attack like the one we saw in paris could become a weekly event here in the united states. why is he so concerned about recent chatter on social heed area from terrorist groups and potential lone wolves? we'll as

dhs secretary jay johnson said security is a top concern. >> the key is vigilance. and we have devoted a lot of resources and a lot of effort to making sure this event is safe and secure. >> reporter: for surveillance border patrol brought in black hawk helicopters. fighter jets will be flying overhead to enforce a no fly zone. there will be thousands of officers on the ground with radiation detectors and bomb sniffing dogs. >> the lone wolf style attack is something that we have seen more and more in recent years. it is becoming more important for us in law enforcement and homeland security to work in a collaborative fashion. >> reporter: federal authorities announced $21.5 million in fake nfl merchandise targeted international shipments many originating in asia for fake clothes, hats, t-shirts and more. >> we have seen narcotics organizations. >> reporter: the economic impact of super bowl xlix is expected to bring in half a billion dollars to the phoenix area. this is an international event. the foreign country has paid for a super bowl commercial shelling out $3

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please join me in welcoming secretary of homeland security jay johnson. >> thank you very much.y with the president coming up. it's important to remember, it's not unusual to have divided government. we've had it a lot. most of the time since world war ii. things that give us a chance to actually advance the agenda of the american people. i think any president in this situation has a choice he can act like he's running for office or focus on the things we have a chance to reach an agreement on. that's what i hope we'll hear tonight. is a speech that brings us together. and doesn't push us apart. the american people have spoken, they've decided they want both parties to have some lever of power here in congress. and i think they expect us to sort out the things we can agree on and try to make bipartisan progress for that, i'll turn to senator portman. >> it's about what divides us either between parties or capitol hill and the administration. i hope the president's going to talk about what can unite us. listening to the results of the 2014 election. it wasn't about electing a rep

. >> the homeland security secretary jay johnson points out while none have been legitimate threatening tweets must be taken seriously. one aviation expert told me today it can cost millions of dollars per incident. thus, the need on catch the culprits which the f.b.i. does by tracking the i.p. address and deter any copycats who could face five years in prison and a quarter million dollars in fines. an expert told me why they have taken on a life of their own they're certainly an inconvenience but a major concern. she says the history is almost always shown that if someone is going to blow up a plane, they do it without any sort of advance warning. alison? >> thank you very much for the latest there. the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight 370 has been declared an accident with all 239 passengers presumed dead. this means now that the victim's families can receive compensation. flight 370, you'll remember disappeared last march after taking off on its way to beijing. it is believed that it crashed in the indian ocean. some of the victims' families were so upset they weren't notif

homeland secretary jay johnson delivered remarks at that event and d.c.mayor was among the dig any tear its there to honor the slain civil rights leader. >>> a traditional martin luther king jr. peace walk upfolded along mlk avenue in southeast. d.c. politicians and police took part as did military members, community organizations, political action groups and school marching bands. >>> it is 6:12 right now. let's take another look at our question of the morning on our facebook fan page. parents with kids ages 6-12 spend about $250 a year on this. is is it a) school supplies, b) birthday party gifts or c) snack foods? >> facebook friend fabiana becker is eliminating choices. she says it's not c for sure. they can eat $250a month. we'll have more of your responses and the correct answer in 30 >>> with welcome back. it's 6:15 this tuesday morning. a look at what is in the news right now. top of that list, later tonight president obama delivereunion address to a joint session of congress and the american people. the presidents expected to detail his previousl

secretary of homeland security jay johnson delivered marks at the event. d.c.'s new mayor muriel bowser was also there to honor the slain civil rights leader. >>> the tributes continued a few hours later in southeast washington. the mlk holiday peace walk and parade got underway around 11:00 this morning on the street named after the late civil rights leader. it's the biggest and best parade in all the years. there were rolling street closures throughout the event. that apparently caught some metro drivers off guard forced to turn their buses around. >>> in chevy chase one woman discovered something certainly not in the spirit of the day. >> reporter: four days after a black family moved into this chevy chase home they wake up on martin luther king's birthday to find a scary racist message painted in red on their garage door right there. >> i find it horrific. >> reporter: who did it and why? montgomery county police are investigating. i'm peggy fox. coming up at 6:00 we'll have neighbors' reaction and find out how that message got removed so fast. >>> now the w

i think it was interesting when we heard from jay johnson, homeland security secretary. he said what bothers him abut this. looking at the way the threat has evolved. attacks, planning of the attacks is becoming complex. more involvement of lone wolves. there are affiliates. scattered affiliates of terror groups. so what he worries about most, he said, were lone wolf attacks within the u.s. his emfa silsphasis was that the security need to remain agile to deal with this. yet they're concerned, don. >> i've want to talk to you. you were in paris two years ago. you interviewed the magazine editor of "charlie hebdo" one of the journalists killed in the attacks. tell me about the conversation? >> conversation by phone. difficult to silt down with the people during the sensitive time. they were in consultation with the police too. and he constantly had police security with him because of the kinds of threats he was always getting. you've know you might expect somebody who is a fiery, supporter of what they believed in. but he was actually this very calm person. i mean look at

in an exclusive interview, abc's pierre thomas spoke to the department of homeland security's jay johnson inside of the stadium about new terrorist tactics officials are prepared for. >> more lone wolf style attacks. more smaller scale attacks. our challenges in homeland security are evolving. we have more concerns about domestic acts of violence. >> while he says there are no specific or credible threats, security officials are prepared for anything. >> we have 24 groups from cyber crimes and intelligence analysis and everything else. we are prepared. >> even the skies above the super bowl are under surveillance with fighter jets eyeing the 30 miles of restricted airspace around the stadium. on the ground, high-tech scanners search every time coming into the stadium including katy perry's halftime show materials. >> katy perry's stage came in last night. we've got the port-a-potties, we have everything. the nfl paraphernalia, jerseys and everything. >> even with heightened security measures in place officials say public vigilance remains the key to keeping this year's big game safe. abc

earlier today homeland security secretary jay johnson made his way out to arizona. >> he met with local law enforcement officials about their security plans for jim handly is also there with some of the other preparations for sunday. jim? >> reporter: hey guys. we are just a couple of hours away from concerts, fireworks and, yes, clydesdales. the party is about to begin. just 20 minutes away in glendale that other event that's coming up on sunday, four days out now and from the air we go there to take a look at the prep on that field. it is starting to shape up folks. they are getting the field in place by moving an 18.9 million-pound field tray 3 feet deep. the grass was shipped in from alabama. it's all painted up and good to go now. university of phoenix stadium holding more than 63,000 fans. you should know this was the country's first stadium with a retractible roof. now, a d.c. family will be on hand inside that stadium to cheer on one of their own a patriot who's making them proud. he's a star on the biggest football stage in the world this week but before he put on a patriots je

something that the homeland security secretary jay johnson who was on chill one of the president's key advisors saying they are trying to stay on top of that greta. >> and president obama spoke to president france from air france one. >> he did. full support. fbi and others have been trying to help french authorities track the suspects down. very bottom line, of course is that france, you will remember, the iraq war, the first iraq war, there was a lot of back and forth about whether this alliance was strong. it's very clear these two presidents realize they have got to work together in this battle against terror greta. >> ed, thank you. and from the white house to capitol hill. what is congress doing and what can it do to protect us from a terror attack right here in the united states. adam kinzinger joins us. good evening, sir. >> thank you greta. >> what is congress doing and what can you do. >> there is a lot more what we can do and what we have done in december for instance on the foreign affairs committee. we had hearings in terms of the question of these foreign fighters. who is

from both parties sending a letter to attorney general eric holder and homeland security director jay johnsonandrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial loits and here to break this down. people don't know about this. >> right. >> everybody knows what about what the nsa did and a lot of people were outranled, and some people didn't give whatever. what's the fbi doing? >> the fbi did a super three thing to members of congress. several of whom died decided to leak it, to reskreel it to the press, and in that brieflying the fbi revealed that it has established cell phone towers so that when you have your cell phone in your pocket or your purse or on the front seat of your car and you're driving by the towers lure the signal into government computers and that enables the government to capture any conversation you have on the cell phone or any technicals or emails that you use on the cell phone as you're driving by. >> you don't know about it. is it legal? >> no, it's absolutely not legal, but the fbi -- listen to this one. the fbi has written rules for itself. listening to the contents of a phone

. >> in fact jay johnson, your successor in the department of homeland security was here a few weeks ago and i asked him about an entirely separate issue, what he was concerned about, and he said he was concerned about lone wolf attacks. this was his big preoccupation. secretary chertoff thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >>> as we have been reporting, the terror suspects killed in that raid in belgium have reportedly recently returned to that country from syria. they had been under surveillance for weeks. who did they meet in syria? how many other potential suspects might be on police radar? we are not leaving this story. we will be back with more about this next. ♪♪ ♪♪ double wings, extra ranch. we need to do something different. callahan's? ehh, i mean get away. like away away. road trip? double wings, extra ranch. it feels good to mix it up. the all-new, fuel-efficient volkswagen golf tdi clean diesel. up to 594 miles of adventure in every tank. introducing the all-new volkswagen golf family. 2015 motor trend car of the year. in my world, wall isn't a street... return on

earlier this week, dhs secretary jay johnson said the super bowl will be safe and secure. >> we continually evaluate how to style our security around current world threats, current threat streams. they change from year to year, from month to month, even week to week. >> reporter: there will also be thousands of officers on the ground throughout the rest of the weekend shannon. >> will carr live at the big game. thank you so much, will. >>> we're talking about being at the wrong place at the wrong time. a police officer pepper-sprayed a man passing by and talking to his mom on the phone. what happened before and after that heated exchange. >>> and the white house reportedly reaching out to the rebels who have overthrown the pro-american government in yemen yemen. is it too little too late? how risky is it? we'll ask ambassador john bolden when he joins us. >>> a commercial pilot locked out of his own cockpit. i think i'd be freaking out if he's standing there telling me that. but, hey, how it happened and how the crew wound up getting the plane to the ground safely. >>> teachers are filing a

secretary of state of homeland security jay johnson protested. his budget to fight isis being held up by republicans upset over the obama immigration plan. >> our ability to fund aviation security maritime security port security and homeland security is severely constrained. tonight in japan and in jordan they're just desperate to save two of their own from an isis execution. i'm steve handelsman nbc 10 news. >>> count on nbc nightly news at 6:30 to keep you updated on the latest on the isis threat. >>> we are learning more about opening statements in the trial against aaron hernandez, the former new england patriot accused of killing a semi-pro football player in 2013. defense attorneys did not waste time calling the investigation sloppy and unprofessional arguing hernandez was targeted being a professional athlete. prosecutors using surveillance video and text messages to show hernandez's attempts to cover up the murder of odon lloyd. prosecutors don't have to prove who pulled the trigger last night. >> who was the shooter is what it is getting

while secretary jay johnson at the homeland security is worried about the lone wolf threat here at home i think it is going to be a much deeper a problem than that and we've got to make sure we're getting the intelligence fusion necessary to safeguard us here at home. i'm afraid we are once again guarding some rice bowls and that's not happening to the detriment of the american people. >> i want to talk about iran for a moment. the president and prime minister of england both warning congress right now of possible military confrontations with iran. if congress succeeds in passing new sanctions against iran rather than giving new talks a chance, what's your reaction do this? >> i look at it and say, you know, mr. president, here is the problem, as long as we continue to negotiate, we are falling behind. every day that we negotiate with the eye rain yans is a day that the centrifuges are spinning r that the enrichment continues and they're continuing to gain technical know how into not only how to build a bomb but put it on top of a missile that can reach not only the middle east but beyo

he is optimistic he will get funding because jay johnson understands the situation. he spoke about that and the guard's strategy for the western hemisphere, arctic cyber security and environment at the center for strategic and international studies. this is about an hour. >>> well, good morning, everyone, and thank you for coming out to csis this morning. i run the international security program here at csis. let me thank lockheed martin making this meeting possible here this morning. and the coffee you are enjoying outside. it is my pleasure to be here to introduce admiral and my partner in crime from the u.s. naval institute. as you probably know, csis partnered with the maritime series to try to bring a forum together to discuss major issues in the maritime. it is wonderful to have as our second speaker just after the cno spoke the commandant of the coast guard, admiral zukunft. what we have here today is really the bridging of homeland security and law enforcement with national security and the coast guard lives every day in that space. from his own personal expe

the homeland security secretary, jay johnson, expanded security at airports and federal building.he fbi participated in a conference call to exhort vigilance. >> sleeper cells in the u.s. how do you find them? how do you track somebody like that? >> well, several ways. the fbi and law enforcement have thousands of investigations across the country that are open today. the bigger concern are the people that have not risen to the attention of law enforcement. they've been discreet in communications. they haven't been spending a lot of time training with recruiters or meeting with recruiters. that's where the difficulty lies. that's where strategies that involve working with local communities, together, so that we can identify people exhibiting the warning signs, and take steps to deal with those people. that's important. >> so federal agencies dealing with local communities. this doesn't seem like an especially good time for that to happen. is it? >> no, i'm hearing the relationship with the federal government is unusually strained at this point in time. however, the fbi is working

secretary jay johnson announced the new security plans yesterday. >>> as many as six terror cells suspects are believed to be still on the run this morning days after the terror attacks in france. among them a man seen driving a car registered to the widow of one of the gunman. she is now considered the most wanted woman in the world. a survivor of the attack at the french grocery store described what happened when the gunmen came into the store. >> i saw him in front of me with his gun and immediately i -- >> reporter: you dropped? >> yes, i dropped. >> reporter: under the counter. >> under the counter, yes. >> the woman ducked behind shelves and crawled to a store room to escape the gunman. >>> the jewish community in our area is banning together with international leaders in a show of solidarity after the terror attacks in france. the american jewish committee of washington is planning an event tonight. it will feature the ambassador of france and leaders of d.c.'s jewish comiewpty as well president the -- community as women. the congregation is asking people to rsvp to the number on th