. >> going to coney island. >> going to coney island. young couples that are literally courting. there are is a range. it is a social history of the black experience in a time of immense change at around world war ii, a time of gender changes as well as economic and social changes. we are looking at a window of black life that we do not have a good picture of. here we have 300 pictures of the same group of individuals as they grow up. and the ability his mother was prescient enough to write down the names of the individuals in her scrapbook. so we can associate the names with these images. we have other collections of images, of snapshots like this, but in some cases we do not know where, let alone who is pictured. this has the documentation that will allow us and others to build out from this collection. >> we have a broken down into three different types of objects. paper and photographs, textiles, and then general objects. we've seen a lot of quilts. i heard the text type people say it is a quilt fccity. ther

i want to bomb coney island. they don't arrest them then? what is the calculation being made?o the female in denver that wanted to join and the fbi went to her and said don't go. she insisted. they went to her parents, tell your daughter don't go she insisted and they took her off the jetway because she was going. you have a similar thing here with zurbai the first subject. they see the posting on the uz beck language isis site. the very first posting he says i'll kill obama, pledge my support. he tells him, yeah that's what i'm going to do. he puts it in uzbek writing, makes a statement, yeah that's what i'm going to do. they initiate electronic surveillance. he identifies the second subject saidakhmetov. they have both subjects. they start the electronic surveillance. it leads to the third subject, habibov who had hired them to help remodel kiosks do some work for him. here's a guy that they can't talk him out of going to join isis and being a jihadist and they can't trust him because he says if i don't go -- >> he's going to do things here. >> we'll kill people here. right.

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also wanting to allegedly blow up coney island. of course a big u.s. landmark. they also allege according to the fbi that the other man wanted to kill federal agents wanted to shoot and kill the fbi with an ak-47 and kill other police officers. according to the criminal complaint we have been reading through, if they weren't able to follow through on their original plan of wanting to go over to syria and fight with isis they would carry out these plans in the u.s. in the homeland. one of the men, jaraboev posted about allegedly wanting to kill president obama. very alarming post. he says to shoot obama and then get shot ourselves, will it do. that will strike in the heart of infidels. that post brought the fbi to the front door of this man. they apparently according to an nypd press conference today, identified themselves as fbi agents but even after that initial interview, apparently jaraboev then called people overseas with isis including an isis administrator of a website who then convinced him to come over and fight overseas allegedly, and then according to

but putting a bomb in coney island, easily done.aining a machine gun, shooting up police, a police car, easily done. sounds to me that the fbi moved at the right time. clearly we needed domestic intelligence agency -- the fbi is doing a great job but we have to keep going. if the fbi director is right, there are in all 50 states, there are cells. this is a huge problem. and remember there are the lone wolfs that don't go up on the net which is who worries the fbi the most. >> and these guys may have been dumber than you think because in this document it says -- i'll read it to you and our viewers here in the united states and around the world, in an august 2014 posting on an uzbek language website, one of the suspects offered to kill the president of the united states if ordered to do so by isil. so obviously on this uzbek website that promotes isis's ideology he specifically said if necessary, i'm ready to kill the president of the united states. that according to this document released by the justice department. what were they thi

one of those telling federal agents in 2014 that he was willing to plant a bomb on new york's coney islando prove his allegiance to that terror organization. joining me now, "washington post" adam goldman who broke details on jihadi john's identity and richard engel live in istanbul and msnbc's adam reece. what more can you tell us about jihadi john his background and how he got to where he is? >> well what i can tell you primarily what's in the story jihadi john appears to have radicalized at some point either before or after 2009 and he came under suspicion of mi5 and wasn't allowed to leave the country. then we believe in early january of 2012 he might have -- he left for syria. we know that he played a larger role in the organization of the islamic state. he wasn't just a guard and possibly it was involved in recruiting europeans to join the group. >> one of the things so striking in your reporting is that you suggest he was raised in the middle class. doesn't that sort of counter the profile of who we think about when we think about who might join isis the disaffected young person who

one said he wanted to kill president obama and place a bomb in coney island. bill bratton said they are the new face of terrorism. >> this is the lone wolfs kt aing unknowingly it was made plain based on their own statements that if they were not able to go that they would seek to acquire w hand guns machine guns and seek to attack very specifically police officers. >> we heard from one of the suspects outside of the courthouse in brooklyn yesterday. he cautioned against a rush to judge. ment. that is the latest. >>> a a report revealing the shocking price tag of the border patrol drone program. according to hole land security operating nine drones cost 28,000 dollars per arrest. the drones were credited for just over 2000 arrests about 2 percent of the total amount made. >> 35,000 dollars in back taxes that is how much money illegal immigrants could get through the controversial immigration policies. according to a new report that is possible for a illegal family of four. they get all of that 35,000 once they get their social security numbers or work permits

they're talking about coney island.row from coney island in brooklyn this is very, very scary and we need to use all of their resources locally. i know we're all talking about what we're talking about in the middle east. >> i think under the former police commissioner ray kelley at least 13, maybe 14 big attacks were thwarted, and speaking of that bill bratton the new police commissioner is about to hold a press conference, so if he says anything about these three arrests in new york we will bring that to you right away live. there's been changes in the way in which police can actually do their investigations since bratton took over. some people don't agree with the fact that you can't go into the mosques anymore and really do the kind of research that was going on under ray kelly, i don't know if either of you know anything about that. >> jon miller who was is person who was in charge of the terrorism aspect of the nypd. he's no sh rinking violent himself, he's a very aggressive person as he should be. even mayor de bl

creating a bomb a little more difficult but setting it off in coney island not difficult. going after the president is a much more different issue. that would be impossible to do it for these three to do it. they did not have training. people are more sophisticated would make a better attempt but it would be terribly difficult. >> you have three men arrested and we'll talk about the fbi saying there's people in every state that they are concerned about. is there a way to stop an attack or is it simply a matter of time? >> we have to assume that one of these attacks or planning can happen. we're delusional to think there's all this activity and someone isn't going to breakthrough and do something. the question is what are they going to be able to do. this case this arrest showed a lot of intent. these guys wanted to do something bad. it's a less strong on capability on their ability to cause harm in the united states. i think one of reasons why the fbi arrested them wasn't simply because the guy on the plane but there's a public statement when these arrests are made and it'

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prosecutors say it includes a bomb attack on coney island, the pleasure beach in new york.hey wanted to buy an machine gun to try and kill police officers. one of them even spoke of trying to kill barack obama. katty: i want to clarify that these are not american citizens. they are residents. federal authorities have been tracking them since last summer. reporter: yes. they were concerned -- alerted to them that can summer because of the online activity. they expressed sympathy with islamic state. one of them wrote, "greetings, we pledge our allegiance." one of them had written about try to kill the president and said, "is it possible to commit ourselves as dedicated martyrs?" to shoot obama and get shot ourselves. they were talking in these terms online. it also seems that the fbi had an informant in contact and it contributed to the arrest. katty: we hear a lot about people traveling from europe to try to join islamic state. is it happening much? reporter: this is a problem that concerns america and obama chaired a council devoted to the subject, the problem of foreign fi

and, quote he would also plant a bomb on coney island if he were ordered by isil. now, cone kneey island is visited by millions of people every year. the men face sa15 years in prison. but are there more of these plots? how do we track them and what's behind them? fbi director james comey talked about those issues today. >> isil in particular is putting out a siren song through their slick propaganda through social media that goes like this. trouble soul come to the life of caliphate. you will find a life of meaning here fighting for our so-called caliphate. and if you can't come kill somebody where you are. >> joining me now are congressman brian higgins, democrat of new york serving on the homeland security committee and michael sheehan, head of operations at the pentagon. thank you for being here. >> good to be here. >> congressman, how concerned are you about the people in the u.s. and the people in the u.s. going to fight for isis? >> well we are very concerned. obviously the isis propaganda machine is working. it's drawing people to syria, to iraq. but they a

once they talk about assassinating the president, blowing up targets in coney island shooting policeretty well have to move very fast. they could easily pick up guns and turn to action quickly. so it's all a question of timing. >> right. this investigation, we do know started over the summer. it's been ongoing for more than six months. what is that threshold for law enforcement to take action? >> i think i would suspect and we haven't seen this for sure, that they had a source close to these people and once they actually talked about -- once they had been turned away or couldn't get to syria, at that point they were probably considering making attacks in the united states and the fbi moved very quickly. it's always a balancing act for the fbi. do you let the investigation run on for years or move quickly. the fbi has gotten very good at it. but what worries them though is the lone wolf who doesn't go up on the internet doesn't go on social heedmedia and simply picks up a gun because there are so many soft targets in this country. any one of them would fit the call of the islamic stat

website stating his desire to join isis and he talked of killing the president or planting a bomb at coney island. >>> a modesto man is asking the obama ministration to rescue relatives taken hostage by isis in syria. >> they said if anyone posted any pictures of anybody or said anything anything derogatory about their organization that they will single them out. >>> militants have taken over 11 villages in the past week, it is believed that they are holding close to 300 christians caption- -captives due to their ethnicity and religion. they have been persecuted for centuries there. >>> the attorney general loretta lynch has been nominated and is expected to win approval. she has been appointed as attorney in new york. she would be the first african- american woman to get the job. eric older is stepping down. police are examining clues and a broken screen door. the first homicide since october 2012. our reporter is telling us how this street brawl led police to the victim. >> reporter: a gun, a lack it can, and a screen door invasion robbery. police used all of those clues to catch the suspect on

one of them spoke about attacking president obama and planting a bomb on coney island. they are charged with trying to support a terror organization and face 15 years in prison. the justice department has charged about 20 people planning to travel to the middle east to fight alongside militant groups. there is still no deal to fund the department of homeland security. tomorrow the senate is expected to pass a bill that does not include provisions regarding immigration. republicans in the house opposed that measure. president obama says he will veto any bill that rolls back his executive actions on immigration. if a deal is not reached by friday dhs will shut down, forcing thousands to be furloughed our work without pay. leon: questions about how the government regulates the internet. tomorrow the fcc will take a vote on a new rules on net neutrality. if passed, a lot of things could change including preventing internet providers from slowing or blocking apps. up and say it would interfere with business. the decision will not be final four months. d.c. fire chief says th

coasting on isis websites about bombing coney island and killing police officers and assassinating president obama. >> this is real, the concern about the lone wolf inspires to act without going to the middle east. >> one man arrested yesterday just as investigators say he was trying to board a plane at jfk airport heading to syria. >> more than 20 other people in the u.s. have been arrested in the past year accused of trying to join isis, meanwhile the white house and british officials are not comments on muhammad emwazi. >> health officials in delaware announced there are three new flu related deaths and the number of flu fatalities does not appear to be slowing down, the total number in the state now is 26 public health officials are urging people to continue to protect themselves from the flu and keep up with proper hand washing can help. it's important to check in with loved ones that are elderly or have underlying medical conditions to ensure their health. >>> the first shooting happened at 7:45 last evening on the 200 block of westmoreland street a woman was shot and killed sitting in

here in coney island this is a cross section of america as close as you can get. so many different cultures represented here. it was here that these two young men, 19 years old lived in the apartment behind me and 24 years old who worked at a euro shop down the street they completely blended in. their neighbors, their friends apparently had no idea that they were talking to isis and trying to join the terror group. >> the initial actions were effectively to go to syria. >> reporter: this morning two men intent on waging war with isis according to the fbi, are in custody in new york. a third accomplice arrested in florida. at least one of the alleged aspiring terrorists lived in this brooklyn new york apartment complex. the building's superintendent said he didn't seem suspicious. >> every time quiet. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say the 24-year-old and his 19-year-old friend planned to fly from new york to turkey and cross into syria to join isis. the team's attorney says the fbi is rushing to prosecute. >> this is all information that is delivered to the fbi

that would be bomb coney island the amusement park the beach area out in brooklyn, perhaps even try to shoot the president among others. there's no evidence that they had any weapons, no evidence that they had gone out and purchased any bomb-making materials, but what the fbi says they did do was go out and get money, get help to buy plane tickets to go travel overseas. they were on the internet. they were becoming radicalized by watching some of these slick videos that isis produces, and that seems to really be connecting with some dis affectaffected young people. >> these kids worked at a gyro king. >> do you know how long they have been in the area? >> here for quite some time. here with papers born overseas in uzbekistan and kazakhstan, but they were in country legally, and -- and apparently became radicalized and were trying to, you know work in businesses, cell phone shops is where two of them met and then working at a gyro king. did not have much money, became rat callize and apparently plotted to try to go overseas according to the government. >> thank you for the details and t

they talked about putting a bomb at coney island but they never did anything. that is all talk. but the fbi monitored a lot of their discussions, including their discussion one of their discussions with a person who ran an isis website. the isis website person is saying, you know, why aren't you coming here are you unwilling to join jihad. one of these men charged today says well the fbi is on to me i have to figure out some way to sneak out of the country. so they've all been charged with material support to a terror group, namely isis. >> and how big a priority is this for the fbi at this point, pete? and how difficult is it to identify these kinds of cases when it really is just internet chatter you're looking at to start out? >> well it's pretty clear that it's among the very highest priorities for the fbi. the fbi director has talked about this a lot, about homegrown people here being inspired by isis propaganda. he said today, added a little further detail to all that saying the fbi has not necessarily isis related but terrorism investigations going on in every state, whic

he even went to a travel agency in coney island essentially to help him buy that ticket. the boy wanted more money he said because he had to repay a debt to his mother according to these court documents. again, they never made it to syria. the 19-year-old picked up today at jfk airport. he had a ticket to get to turkey and it was interesting because he ultimately did get his passport travel documents through the help of a confidential informant. when he told his mother that he was out of here that he was going to go to syria and fight with isis as was his duty his mother actually hung up with him. he was arrested at jfk. the other man, the 24-year-old, he was also arrested. they are scheduled to be in court within the hour. >> deb feyerick live at the brooklyn federal courthouse thank you so much. the fbi says one of these suspects had a backup plan if he wasn't able to get to syria to stay in the u.s. and kill or at least attempt to kill the president of the united states. michelle kosinski is live at the courthouse. i don't know how seriously this threat should be taken

and they also talked about blowing up coney island if not successful, and they would kill a police officer and use his gun to shoot others in law enforcement. >> they had contingency plans. it was not a one-off affair there was serious long premeditation going on. >> and an analyst says it was clear from the complaint that the men were in communication with isis through social media websites for some time. >> the question has to be asked -- why aren't we blocking their communications? or spoil them. >> and speaking on behalf of the defendant. >> the presumption of the innocence is the law of the land in america and we have every intention of fighting this case. >> the new york police commissioner says there were other ongoing terror investigations underway that he was not at liberty to discuss. and they suspect that we will continue to see this activity in the days and weeks ahead. dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, dann. >>> firefighters in bucks county finally extent wish-- extinguished this two-alarm fire an hour ago. and this landscaping business on 200 block of reese

the men were allegedly interested in doing anything including bombing coney island and killing president obama. >>> the deadline is getting closer and still though no deal. homeland security is just hours away from having no money. the funding fight once again drawing criticism from nypd commissioner bill bratton. he said given the current threats for this country holding an agency in protecting america is bad. >> reporter: problems and paychecks will keep rolling after midnight after a temporary fix congress votes on this morning. just for three weeks. a meeting between the house and senate. >> hopefully senate will go to caucus with us. >> reporter: the senate is voting on a different plan. full funding not temporary with no mention of immigration. homeland security secretary jeh johnson says a temporary fix will not work. >> this is not just an inside the beltway political jousting. a failure to fund the department of homeland security fully has real impacts on public safety. >> reporter: new york's police department is weighing in this morning in a statement commissioner william brat

if the men couldn't get there they talked of staging attacks here perhaps planting a obama at coney island or killing president obama or the police. >> it was quite plain based on the raw statements that if they were not able to go that they would seek to acquire weapons here. handguns, machine gun, and seek to attack very specifically police officers. >> reporter: the fbi says the case began last august when jurabeov asked whether he koug e could be a martyr if he were to shoot obama to strike fear in the hearts of infidels. even after he admitted posting that message, when fbi agents questioned him at his apartment in august, he kept right on planning. the fbi says he e-mailed an isis supporter overseas about his parents saying, i need to sneak out of here with extreme caution without being noticed by them. the fbi says he was under close surveillance in brooklyn meeting with someone he did not know was an undercover informant. >> they really make us question the approach the federal government takes to young muslim men in america. >> reporter: prosecutors say a third man, habibov raised

allegedly posting on isis websites about bombing coney island killing police officers and assassinating president obama. >> this is real. this is concern about the lone wolf inspired to act without ever going. >> one of the men a 24-year-old arrested yesterday just as investigators say he was trying to board a plane at j.f.k. airport heading to syria. and more than 20 other people in the u.s. have been arrested in just the past year accused of trying to join isis. meanwhile, the white house and british officials are not commenting on muhammad emwazi. marcy gonzalez abc news, new york. >> equal internet access. the f.c.c. vote that would change the speed of your internet. and new details about our safety in the sky. the new warning one airline just issued to its own pilots. >> plus a water main break so bad, an entire town is without water. why it could last up to a week. >> and more onur winter weather alert. doug is back with the latest on our chance for even more flurries and snow showers. >> right now, a desperate search for an apparent serial shooter in houston. this man is believed

them that he wanted to travel to syria, and if he had the chance he'd harm the president or bomb coney island. another of the three offered to shoot police officers and federal bureau of investigation agents. and the same man told an informant that he wanted to travel to syria, but his mother was on to the plan and took away the passport. two were citizens of uzbekistan the other kazakhstan. the status of the third is unclear. one is 19. he was stopped at j.f.k. airport in new york, trying to board a flight to istanbul. his lawyer said his client was a young innocent kid who would plead not guilty. the strategy to stop home grown terrorist is flawed. >> if the allegations are as stated the u.s. government needs to think of another way to approach muslim men who may find attraction to radicalism. >> now these three men are not alone. they are one of at least 20 arrested trying to travel to syria to join i.s.i.l. or other groups held tonight without wonder >>> we heard from fbi director james comey saying there were counterterrorist groups in all 50 states. >> that's right >>> in northern iraq

>> federal agents say one of the suspects offered to kill president obama and bomb new york's coney island. >> not just hollywood, this is real life. the trial became the real-life sequel to american sniper. last night, a jury convicted an ex-marine of murder. he'll serve life in prison without the possibility of parole. ralph shot and killed two fellow marines including chris kyle. tonight, the court releasing dash cam video and a rambling confession just hours after the attack. >> i knew if i did not take out his soul he was coming to take mine next. >> kyle's widow left for the closing argument and did not return for the verdict. she did post a short note on facebook honoring her slain husband and thanking the jury for its decision. >>> coming up at 11 clk, more evidence that we haven't been able to see until now. lester holt joins us in about 20 minutes at 5:30. >> campus sex assault is drawing criticism tonight. many students believe their voices are not being heard and say the conference shouldn't have been held at cal in the first place. nbc is live in berkley where the keynote addr

henmen could not get there, they were talking about staging attacks, perhaps planting a bomb in coney island or tri-ing to on kill the president or the police. >> it was made clear that if they were not able to go that they would seek to acquire weapons here handguns machine guns, and seek to attack very specifically police officers. >> the fbi said that the case began last august when juraboev asked on a uzbek website if he could shoot obama to strike fear in the hearts of infadels he admitted to fbi agents in august and kept on planning. he e-mailed a isis supporter saying i need to sneak out of here with caution. he was under close watch meeting with someone he did not know was undercover. >> they make us question the approach that the federal government takes to young muslim men in america. >> prosecutors say a third man, habibov raised money to help the other two pay for their plane tickets. >> those people exist in every state. i have home grown violent extremist investigations in every single state. >> the men arrested face charges of material support to terrorism. a as for their plan

program planting a bomb at coney island or trying to kill president obama or the police. >> it was made clear based on their own statements that if they were not ably to go that they would seek to acquire weapons here handguns and machine guns and seek to attack very specifically police officers. >> the fbi said that a the case began last august when juraboev was asking if he could strike obama to strike fear in the hearts of infadels he kept on planning after being questioned in august. he e-mailed a isis supporter overseas about his parents. saying i need to sneak out of here with extreme caution without being noticed by them. he was under investigation and was meeting with someone he did not know was undercover. prosecutors say, a third man, habibov helped them raise money. >> those people exist in over state. >> that was justice correspondent pete williams reporting t terror arrests come in a crucial time lawmakers have just one day to figure out thousand fund homeland security. tracy pott is live in washington. the senate could vote today and this is what the house is waiting for?

" website one of the suspects threatened to kill president obama or plant a bomb in new york's coney island. the three foreign born men were trying to communicate with isis online. two were arrested in new york today. one as he was attempting to board a flight to istanbul. the third was arrested in jacksonville, florida. all three of these guys ages 19, 24 and 30 are facing federal charges of conspiracy and trying to wage war against the united states. the fbi says isis is appealing to this age group through social media. >> you will find the life of meaning here fighting for our so-called caliphate and if you can't come, kill somebody where you are. >> yeah. authorities say the suspects were encouraged to kill police officers and fbi agents here in the u.s. according to the complaint, one suspect intended to do that posting online, quote, is it possible to commit ourselves as dedicated martyrs any way while here? what i'm saying is to shoot obama and then get ourselves shot. will it do? the suspect goes on to say that will strike fear in the hearts of infidels. if convicted, each of these

perhaps planting a bomb at coney island or even trying to kill president obama or the police. >> it was made quite plain, based on their own statements that if they were not able to go that they would seek to acquire weapons here handguns machine guns and seek to attack very specifically police officers. >> reporter: the fbi says the case began last august when he asked on a uzbeki website if he would be a martyr if he would shoot obama to strike fear in the hearts of infidels. investigators say even after he admitted posting that message when fbi agents questioned him in august he kept right on planning. the fbi said he e-mailed an isis supporter overseas about his parents saying i need to sneak out of here with extreme caution without being noticed by them. the fbi says he was under close surveillance in brooklyn meeting with someone he did not was an undercover informant. >> they really make us question the approach federal government takes to young muslim men in america. >> reporter: prosecutors say a third man raised money to help the other two pay for their plane tickets. >> those

soldiers and police and to bomb coney island. >> pierre thomas you've been reporting here on isis using the internet obviously, to recruit. even right here in the u.s. but we heard an alarming assessment from the fbi today? >> reporter: david, a senior fbi official was very frank. he said quote, we are losing the battle. losing the propaganda war with isis because of the sheer volume of their messages. with some experts saying there are tens of thousands of pro-isis accounts on social media. >> pierre thomas with us again tonight. pierre thank you. >>> we also reported here on those early morning raids this week by isis taking christians hostage. tonight, a human rights organization out of the uk now saying that number has risen to more than 220 christians kidnapped from 11 villages in syria over the course of three days. >>> and tonight, also disturbing images have now surfaced. isis militants in iraq. using a power tl to destroy this ancient art fact thousands of years old. other images show them using sledge hammers, even drills to deploy replicas, too. >>> a 9/11 case on hold tonigh

juraboev also discussed bombing coney island. >> the isis capability on social media is nothing short of remarkable. they are reaching into this country and many other countries and effectively recruiting. >> reporter: the suspects also indicated a willingness to attack the u.s. military and law enforcement. >> if they were not able to go that they would seek to acquire weapons here handguns machine guns and seek to attack very specifically police officers. >> and pierre is back with us now. pierre authorities have revealed they arrested 22 people in just the past year trying to fly from the u.s. to join isis. do we have any idea the number of people who haven't been arrested? >> reporter: david, the fbi director said today, he has ongoing investigations of home grown radicals in every state. some involving suspected isis supporters like those charged today. >> all right, pierre thomas leading us off today. pierre thank you. >>> meevening, the states of emergency across several states. governors warning drivers to stay off the roads. from texas to virginia to maine, a nightmare for mi

one of them spoke of shooting president obama or planting a bomb in coney island. fbi director james comey says the terrorists are appealing to troubled souls through the social media. >> you will find a life of meaning here fighting for us and if you can't come, kill somebody where you are. >> this is the concern about the lone wolf inspired to act without ever going to the mideast. >> the fbi arrested one of the men early this morning at new york's kennedy airport as he tried to board a flight to turkey. the second was planning to follow. all three are now held without bail. if convicted, they each face up to 15 years in prison. >>> the senate has taken a big step toward averting a partial shutdown of the department of homeland security. with bipartisan support senators approved a procedural motion that will allow a vote on a bill that will keep homeland security funded past a friday budget deadline. the bill would include no language that would halt funding president obama's controversial executive orders to stop deportation of millions of illegal immigrants. a

by targeting police coney island or the president. >> if they were not able to go that they would seek to acquire weapons here, handguns machine gun and seek to attack very specifically police officers. >> reporter: the fbi swooped in to arrest the men wednesday just as one of them was about to board a plane at new york's jfk airport. >> my hands are still shaking. yeah it was -- i'm still nervous. >> reporter: the travel agent who sold him the ticket too afraid to appear on camera said the suspect seemed like a typical teenager. >> he was speaking english fluently. he was totally normal. >> reporter: but investigators say he was headed to fight in syria. the fbi began investigating the men of uzbek and kazakh descent after it says one began posting in august on an isis website writing "i am in the u.s. now, but is it possible to commit ourselves as dedicated martyrs anyway while here? to shoot president obama and then get shot ourselves." investigators say this case is one more example of how they're growing ranks around the world. >> the isis capability on social media is nothing sho

. >> they wanted tay plant a bomb on co knee co knee -- coney island which is home to the cyclone rollercoaster. why do they hate fun things? they were going after mall of america which is where i might add you were supposed to perform and you canceled. >> some of us are cowards. my agent called me and said the club manager said it is fine. so is there jihadist intel i don't know about? >> if you called diligence we would have provided you with a fire theme. and this week we are doing it at a 10% discount. >> i would have my own bomb squad to worry about. >> one of these guys says he wanted to travel to syria to wage jihad but his mother took his passport. some of these muslim extremists have moms. >> mom where is my passport? i put it somewhere you can't find it. in my house it was a shelf i couldn't reach, but i always knew. that's what chairs are for. i climbed up on a chair. >> you expect them to love the artesianal cheese. >> one of the jihadys worked in a mall in florida. already more successful than you are. >> hold on. some of the malls are outside. they are like strip malls. that's not

mother took, kids on street corners, or posing on a playground, or trips to the beach, going to coney islandyoung couples who are clearly courting. there's a whole range of activities and a range of scenes that really constitute this as a social history of brooklyn and the black experience at a time period of immense change around world war ii, the gender changes as well as economic and social changes. >> baseball signed by satchel paige and josh gibson. it is hard to read that. whether or not it was the last in, souvenirs come out of all ballgames. the negro leagues were famous for the players signing autographs with fans, just as they do today. you've got a baseball signed by these two premier players of the negro leagues. >> one of our main missions is to help people preserve what we call the cultural patrimony, the things they have in their basements and affix that they don't think are important but tell a story of our history. but the political landscape has changed with the 114 congress. not only are there 43 new republicans and 50 new democrats in the house and 12 new publicans and on

was the teacher for 30 years and an active public servant and taught fifth and sixth grade in coney island in was so dedicated to workfare's record rick career commuting from the upper west side until retirement in the early '90s and she also spent 36 years volunteering at the kettering cancer center and the said adoption center and her synagogue soup kitchen banality age of 80 she keeps in touch with former students through facebook. turn your attention to the screen to share the story. >> with money used to walk me to school every day. but then she had my brother and the changed and i thought this is my opportunity for independence [laughter] and she let me go to school by myself. so we had a discussion and i was a responsible kid. what they didn't know the first week my father was behind three. [laughter] to make sure i was doing the right thing. there must have been satisfied because i was the last to go to school. so it is unsurprising later in life that i checked myself to school and then i would go a different way. i knew i was not supposed to seoul [inaudible] this was my constant

website stating his desire to join isis and talked of killing president obama or planting a bomb at coney island. >>> congress has till tomorrow to extend the funding for homeland security. republicans agreed to hold a vote on the clean bill without any provisions on the immigration reform. the hangup is now in the house. it passed the localland funding measure with the provisions to block the president's actions. the next move is up to speaker boehner. >> i don't know what the senate is capable of passing. until i see what they're going to pass, no decision has been made on the house side. >> the department of homeland security is preparing for a partial shutdown. about 20,000 employees would be furloughed but the vast majority deemed essential to protecting the nation would have to keep working without pay. >>> sounds like a no-call list for your house. san carlos passed an ordinance that bans people from dropping off flyers or literature at homes there or face fines. the daily news says they can sign up for a registry to keep people from leaving materials. the u.s. mail and nonprofit organiza

on a website stating his desire to join isis and killing president obama or planting a bomb at coney island. >>> congress has until tomorrow to extend the funding for homeland security. a clean bill would be without provisions on the immigration reform. the white house already passed a homeland funding measure but with the provisions to block the executive action. >> i don't know what the senate is capable of passing. until i see what they are going to pass, no decision has been made on the house side. >> the department of homeland security is preparing for a partial shutdown. about 20,000 workers would be furloughed but the vast majority deemed essential would have to work without pay. >>> shuttle drivers who take apple employees back and forth to work are set to vote on whether to unionize. they have complained about low pay and long hours at the world's most valuable company. what's happening today? >> reporter: the teamsters say they will be out in front of apple headquarters this morning protesting. they will be talking to the bus drivers who drop off and pick up apple employees about

they claim to kill police fbi agents president obama and bombing coney island. though they were in the early planning stages, this emphasizes growing concerns about the terror group's reach in this country. all three men are being held without bail. >>> jurors in a so-called "american sniper" trial are explaining their guilty verdict in the high profile murder case. the jury convicted eddie ray routh of the first-degree murders of chris kyle and chad littlefield last night after two and a half hours of deliberation. today, members of the panel appeared on good morning america and said they simply didn't buy the ex-marine's insanity defense and in fact thought he was faking. >> he would get intoxicated, get in trouble and the police would show up and he would say i'm a veteran, i have ptsd. i'm insane. you know? and every time something bad happened, he pulled that card. >> said the chris kyle military exploits popularized in the book and movie "american sniper" did not influence their verdict. routh was sentenced to life in prison. his attorneys plan to appeal.