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Manu, thank you for joining us. rubio's campaign releasing an ad on national security. that's a topic he's been hammering home for months and hitting ted cruz on for weeks. what did he have to say today? >> reporter: what he's been saying is that, look, ted cruz voted for a surveillance law that gutted the national security agency, the ability to collect bulk data. he believes that's a way to distinguish himself from ted cruz on this national security issue. it's interesting, when rubio talks to voters, he does not cite ted cruz by name, he does not cite donald trump by name. but when he's ask...

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More police are expected to be at the campus all day. students have been asked to stay inside their dorms. in chicago the police department expanding its body camera program amid intense scrutiny over the shooting death of a teenager that led to murder charges for an officer. six districts will get the cameras this year. they are designed to build trust for the public and to protect the citizens and officers. heather? >> thanks, lea. the nsa no longer collecting bulk data for the phone records. forcing a new debate over terror concerns. molly henneberg takes a look. >> president obama said in ...

The u.s. who is in contact with somebody overseas who is either a terrorist supporter or sympathizer or terrorist suspect. but this became a very emotive argument, relatively uninformed argument after the snowden leaks. it was a political move about an operational issue. that's where i have a problem with it. >> alex, let me ask you this. here's a scenario. i'm off the grid and i'm a terrorist. then i blow myself up and kill a bunch of people in a major city and achieved my goal. on the -- on a cell phone. they're going to follow the links and who i talked to on that cell phone to find out wha...

Quick monday morning headlines. new york city putting deadbeat dads to work. the human resources administration hopes to place 300,000 jobless parents back in the workforce so they can pay off their child support. last year less than half of parents paid off court-ordered obligations, owing an average of $17,000. also. facebook announcing it's expanding its paid parental leave to four months for its 12,000 global employees. executives say it will mostly affect same sex couples. the move is the latest family friendly change from major tech companies. brian? >> the nsa ending the controversi...