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Minneapolis, they've brought these young men to somalia where they've been trained in terrorist training camps in militant tactics, become more mill tarrized, learned explosives. with their u.s. passports they can re-enter the united states and go wherever. >> reporter: experts say al shabaab has a strong motive to attack america. it's been pushed from the capital by government and african union forces, suffered drone strikes. and al shabaab leaders blame the u.s. for all of that. >> we were just able to confirm now the number of attackers inside the mall, between 10 and 15 involved in this ma...

North and the south. it was created at the end of the korean war, some 60 years ago. and it could be a front line if -- if -- a new war erupted. cnn's kyung lah has more on what's going on. what else is going on, kyung? >> calle . >> reporter: wolf, when you go to the border, you certainly get a sense of how it feels between the two countries. remember, the korean war ended at armistice. it never really truly ended, and that's apparent at the border with a thin line between these two countries. there is near absolute silence in the most mill tarrized border on the planet. south korean soldiers...

As a family, we've evolved. because of certainly -- certainly because of what happened. so it's brought us all closer together. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. this is "the situation room" special report, the north korean crisis. happening now, kim jong-un keeps the world on edge. his missiles could launch literally at any moment. and there are new signs he won't stop with just one provocation. plus, cnn's rare visit to the dividing line between north and south korea. it's the most mill tarrized border on the planet, where the threa...

Movement says, no, this movement is not over. it's only changing. more feeing into civil rights and how they would be without what they call this repressive regime. observers say one thing it's done is post the biggest challenge ever to the islamic and expose the leadership as one no longer lead by the clergy but instead dominated by the revolution guard, the elite military that has their hand in almost every sector of the society. if indeed the green movement is going to bring change to iran, it has to take on this increasingly mill tarrized leadership in iran. it will do anything to hold on ...