the alleged plotter, 39-year-old daniel patrick boyd. boyd grew up in northern virginia, attended t.c. williams high school. a grand jury indictment announced in the eastern district of north carolina alleges boyd, his 20-year-old son zack and another man conspired to murder u.s. military personnel. it alleges boyd did surveillance of the marine corps base and obtained map of it. >> most important development today is now we know what his target was, the marine corps base at quantico. the question is whether or not he had the capability to do anything significant. we're talking about automatic weapons, things like that. could he have killed people? certainly. >> reporter: marine corps base officials released the following statement. in this case, quantico personnel worked closely with the ncis and fbi to assist in the investigation and protect personnel. in july, boyd, two of his sons and five other men were charged north carolina with attempting to execute terrorist plots in foreign countries. at that time, there was not yet evidence of

north carolina terrorism suspects daniel patrick boyd and another man were arrested back in july. authorities say they had maps of the base and had even gone on training expedestrian i gos in rural north carolina just week before their arrest. the fbi seized two dozen guns and more than 2700 rounds of ammunition from boyd's hme. both men face weapons charges and conspiracy to kill military personnel. >>> another big story we're following this morning, the g- 20 summit in pittsburgh. yesterday, at least 17 people were arrested in protests that tued violent. no injuries were reported. >>> today, president obama begins the g-20 summit with two news conferences. the white house says the group of 20 nations will take over the role of a permanent council on global economic cooperation. that will take the burden often of the g-8 wch will continue to meet on matters of national security. the g-20 includes the fastest- growing economies of china, brazil and india which are not in the g-8. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg spent the night at washington hospital center after feel

. >> well, the one in fk next was daniel patrick boyd, larry. he was arrested a couple of months ago. now we see new information that he identified quantico as a target, bought some maps and was doing some initial reconnaissance. he lived in pakistan for a number of years. clearly he was radicalized. clearly he had the intent and with small arms, he could certainly have caused some significant damage. then we have the guy in both chicago as well as dallas who were self-starters, who identified on their own that they wanted to do something and the fbi posing as informants tried to help them do it. it's important, larry, to separate zazi and that plot where he was in direct contact with known al qaeda people and these other guys. so there is a difference here, but it just demonstrates that we have a broader issue that we have to deal with. >> a couple of things first of all, this guy daniel patrick boyd. you say he went that pakistan. how can we be sure he didn't have contact with al qaeda or another terrorist group? >> we only know what the gover

an incident against daniel patrick boyd is the first time authorities have said that the men were specific targets. they were arrested back in july. prosecutors have described boyds a an extremist who loathes the american military. they found dozens of guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition in his north carolina home. they say he could have used them on marines in virginia. >>> the group of 20 nations is going to become the permanent council on global economic cooperation. this will replace the group of eight major industrial nation's who were original council. g 8 will continue to meet on matters such as national security. president barack obama initiated the move. it will be announced at the g- 20 summit later on today. >>> bob dillon may have invented folk rock but some hisser toians say bruce springstein say he perfected it. it is that perfection that will draw thousands to buy tickets this morning to his concert happening in november here in baltimore. linda is live downtown with the die-hard fans this morn ing. >> reporter: we are here with cady this morning. >> i have been here

and the suspect, they are daniel patrick, and both of them were from north carolina. the victim of the 17-year-old girl, early this morning, she was waiting for a bus along the 4200 block of arlington near the metro stop. and plus, setting the stage for slots, how are some locals feeling about gambling in their own backyard? and a major medical breakthrough. they believe they finally have a workable aids vaccine. >> reporter: tv star and long-time activist, opening up the aids program named after him and talked about promising new clinical trials for them out of thailand. >> it's a mixture of two different vaccines for them that had not worked and maybe the mixture is working. you know what, they need to do that. >> right. they are in the good thing. >> reporter: given in six doses, reducing the number of aids reductions and volunteers by about 30%. and it is the first time in almost a quarter of a century of research that scientists have found a vaccine with any effect at all. >> well, the headline in the news is that this is a very important first step towards the d

federal prosecutors say that daniel patrick boyd and another person obtained maps of the virginia-based to plan an attack. he went on training expeditions in the weeks leading up to their arrest in july, practicing military tactics with armor piercing bullets on a property in north carolina. >>> at the government is expected to release the first batches of the swine flu vaccine. we're live in gaithersburg this evening with a look on how the vaccine is being made. >> it is not hurting in this recession, one of five companies authorized to produce at the swine flu vaccine for the u.s.. it may be the fastest, and just this week delivering its first batch to health and human services. 42 million doses of swine flu vaccine are popping off the assembly lines thanks to a $0.50 billion contract. it has been up laura activity in recent months. they are -- a blur of activity in recent months. >> our vaccine is not injected, it is internasally delivered. it is sprayed up into the nose. >> of the nasal spray causes a cellular immune response. it starts in california. the vaccine is made in england

prosecutors say daniel patrick boyd and hyson sharivi had maps of the base.ition. is he the alleged ringleader of seven men facing other terrorism charges. >>> we're already seeing big crowds getting in line in l.a. to buy tickets for the michael jackson movie and the tickets don't go on sale until sunday. the documentary "this is it" begins a two-week run at theaters around the country october 28th. some hard core fans are hoping to get tickets for a grand opening october 27th, the day before. >>> who do you turn to if you're a victim of domestic violence? a new york woman is raising awareness of the problem in the islamic community. meet rabina niaz, our hero of the week. >> abuse cuts across race, religion, culture. i'm a muslim, born and raised in pakistan. migrated to new york in 1990. within the muslim community, there's a lot of denial about the issue. koran condemns i was condemned of abusive behavior of women. i'm rovina ruiz. we do a lot of community outreach. this affects all of us. we need to talk about it. >> i was afraid for my life. i didn't ha

their so-called ring leader, daniel patrick boyd, is awaiting facing the charges. and there are additional charges. that's what is new. initially the charges were these were planned attacks on international targets, and now we are learning there may have been a domestic target. a virginia military base. the justice department reports the target, is the marine base kwanco in virginia. boyd grew newspaper northern virginia and attended tc williams high school. and now they allege boyd, the 20-year-old son zac and another man conspired to murder. they obtained maps of the base. >> now we know what the target was. the marine corps base at kwanco. and we are talking about automatic weapons, and things likethat. could he have killed people? certainly. >> that it was at risk does not prize wash tonens on their way to work. >> absolutely not. those soldiers down there, they try to do a good job. so you kn, they are at risk. >> we let our guard down and we get too relaxed and let things just go and think everything is going to be okay. >> in this case, the personnel worked

daniel patrick boyd and hysen sherifi had planned on an attack. the fbi seized two dozen guns and 2700 rounds of ammunition, including arm or-piercing bullets from boyd's home and there were audios made at his home. allison and tony, back to you. >> extraordinary news this morning. thank you, gurvir. >>> as far as the new york case goes, the fbi called this one of the most significant terror attempts since 9/11. >>> the new york times and associated press are reporting that president obama and the leaders of britain and france this morning will accuse iran of building a secret underground plan to make nuclear fuel. the times reports the facility has been hidden from weapons inspectors for years. mr. obama and the other leaders are expected to make a statement this morning before the g 20 summit. >>> protestors are making their voices heard at the g 20 sum knit pittsburgh. 19 peop were arrested yesterday in protests. police fired pepper spray and smoke as leaders held court. why the big demonstration? one protestor says it's about questioning your

. >> in new york, daniel patrick boyd, originally arrested on terror charges in july was planning to attack marines at the quantico marine base in virginia. >> even though all these developments came in the same one-week period, authorities say there appears to be no direct connection between them. back to you. >> thanks, steve. we will talk more about the alleged terror plots with senators diane fine stiefn and kit bond of the intelligence community on fox news sunday. in news around the world, the manhunt in iraq continues for ten of the 16 prisoners who escaped from a makeshift prison wednesday. six of the escapees, including three with al qaeda ties have been recaptured. the entire staff of the jail has been detained for questioning. in honduras, military troops continue to surround the bra brazilian embassy where ousted president manuel zelaya has been holed up since monday. conditions inside the embassy are vayed to be difficult with little food, water or other netsd ties. in south africa, offices are open at the u.s. embassy after being disclosed because of an undisclosed secu

daniel patrick moynihan who was one of the figures i about who had been the intellectual architect poverty, which we sometimes forget. began to rethink those. partularly after he and richard goodwin, another figure described in the bomk, had written a remarkable speech delivered here in washington in 1965. this speech call the to the full the declaration. it is hard to imagine. -- while the country had cured or salt to a great extent the legal injustices domestic of jim crow segregation it had not solved the social question, economic question that was involved. andhnum the government would now try to do that through a rash of pgrams. there was not much interest. it was the most celebrated probably since eisenhower. >> everyone wanted to see the report. >> the white house live did. it spoke in very direct language about the condition of inner-city handling inmerica. used the phrase that biology which might have actually barred from the social scientist. when a man who saw himself as the great friend of the oppressed now signs of labeled a racist. what he called the liberal left. he wrote ab

they are filing additional charges against daniel patrick boyd and alleged accomplice of conspireing to murder military personnel. they say in june boyd conducted reconnaissance of the base and had a weapon and am no ready to use. 7 men arrested in the bust. investigators believe an 8th suspect is on the lose in pakistan. >>> iran's nuclear chief is saying they have no problem with inspection of the ouranium facility. we have a saturday light picture. yesterday the leaders of u.s., france and britain accused of hiding it's existence from investigators for years. they could produce enriched uranium for bombs. hillary clinton spoke about the developments and up coming meeting with iran's nuclear envoy. >> we are hopeful in preparing for the meeting october 1st iran comes and shares with all of us what they are willing to do and giveings us a timetable on what they are willing to proceed. >> julie kirtz is live. what do we know about this newly disclosed facility? >> we have the new satellite photos although not independently confirmed by fox. they are from a washington group today. the

prosecutors filing additional charges against daniel patrick boyd and an alleged accomplice conspireing to murder military personnel. boyd conducted recognizance and in fact had a weapon and ammunition ready to use. 7 men were arrested in this case alone. believe 8 suspects are involved. >>> now to the debate on healthcare. republicans in the weekly address pouncing on what they say is the democrat's lack of concern for what the public thinks saying it's little wonder many americans don't feel the democrats listen to them. >> they get anxious when they hear public option, trigger or co-op. they know those are just different labels that can lead to the same thing. government control of our healthcare system. they know government am run healthcare doesn't work in canada or england. it won't work in america either. how do the democrats respond to all of the concerns this week when they unveiled their latest version of this bill? they didn't. they ignored them all together. >> so, do democrats need to do a better job of listening to americans, or do they need to do a better job of explainin

george will objected at the time, so did daniel patrick moynihan, but there you have it. it could be a problem. to answer the question abo what should be done, i'm terrible at this, the mechanics of parties. but i'll tell you one thing where i differ with most observers in all of this, and this mayave, hold one clue. i'm aually not one of those who think the republican party went wrong when it ceased to be conservative. i actually think it got in trouble when the conservative idealogues took over. i think we'd be better off with at least one republican legislator from the northeast, a representative in congress. you kno back in the days of late '50s and early '60s there was talk of there not being tw parties in america, but the four. there were presidential parties and legislative parties. that's partly, by the way, why eisenhower and fdr also wanted to form a new party. it's because they saw everything deadlocked and stymied in congress often by conservatives in the wrong party, so they wanted to create realignment. but we nowot only don't have the four-party system anym

authorities say daniel patrick boyd and another pan had maps of the base and were planning an tax.ning expedestrian i goes in rural north carolina weeks before their arrest. the fbi seized two dozen guns and more than 2700 rounds of ammunition from boyd's home. the suspects face weapons charges and conspiracy to kill military personnel. >>> a terror suspect from colorado is facing new charges this morning. najibullah zazi of colorado has been indicted on a charge of trying to detonate bombs in the u.s. investigators found bomb- making instructions on his computer's hard drive and they say zazi useed a hotel room in colorado to try on cook up explosives a few weeks ago before a trip to new york. he is charged with lying to the feds. zazi's father and another man are also charged in this case. >>> world leaders meet today in pittsburgh to try to rein in greedy bankers and toughen global problems. the crowd tossed trash bins and rocks into businesses. police arrested 19 people. >>> the man named to take over seat of the late senator ted kennedy will be sworn in this afternoon. the mas

daniel patrick moynihan, who was one of the figures that i've read about in some detail in this book, who had been the intellectual architect, the war on poverty which was sometimes we forget what s began under john f. kennedy, begin to rethink those prograis. particularly, after he and richard goodwin, another figure i describe in the book, had a remarkab speech delivered here in washington, june 5, 1965, howard university. a speech called to fulfill these rights. , not from the equation of independent. with the first line it is quote the earth as a home of revolution unquote. d what lyndon johnson described in that speech based on research and analysis provided by moynihan it would help draft him, it was that while the country had cured or salt to a great extent the legal injustices of jim crow segregation, it had not solved the social question, economic questions of inequality. and the government wld now try to dohat through a rash of programs. and there was so much interest in this speech, it was the most celebrated probably since eisenhower's great speech the soviet union in 1953

prosecutors say daniel patrick boyd and hassan sharifi has maps of the quantico base.d $13,000 in boyd's house. he's the alleged ring leader of seven men facing other terrorism charges. >>> a u.s. diplomat in russia may be the target of a smear campaign. a videotape on a russian website purports to show brendan kyle hatcher having sex with a russian prostitute. the state department is saying here it was a set-up. the tape has been doctored to discredit hatcher. the tape has been carefully edited and it's impossible to determine whether it is him. >> this kind of campaign is disgusting and deplorable. there clearly are still people who have this cold car mentality and don't want our relationship to improve. but i think that these kind of people are in a very, very distinct and small minority. >> hatcher has denied any encounter with a prostitute. the state department says he was approached by russians who tried to blackmail him but he did everything properly by reporting the incident to his supervisors. russia's foreign ministry had no comments on it. >>> parents play a

the late daniel patrick moynihan first important contribution to the public policy debate was a paper he wrote on automobiles safety in the late fifties in which he urged instead the epidemiological approach approach, the recognition that improving human performance was a necessary but insufficient strategy much better results, from assuming improvements in human performance alone could not make the system safe against crisis prevention suggested points much less focus on managing the consequences rather than changing human psychology his conclusion the one that we have followed in the last 50 years around the world with enormously beneficial results was a much more effective approach to automobile safety is one in which the automobiles and highways would be built to be much safer in the face of the human imperfection and errors and were inevitable. in addressing financial regulatory reform and i would suggest as a first crucial and site that will not focus on making people better but human psychology is what it is and what we can influence with public policy is the incentives that pe

patrick's here with our kids ian goldstein, also treasure melvin, danielle alzalene, spencer wong in ee you. >> good morning. thank you. >> so, this is a great series in that every book is written by a different author. why did you want to be part of this? >> you know, i was a very easily distracted kid, and i think today kids -- there's even more to distract kids, and when i heard about this series where they took a big, giant adventure, put it in ten books. they included, you know, collectible trading cards and an online game and put it together. i thought, man, i would have loved this as a kid. this is what would have gotten me back into reading books. so i wanted to be a part of it. >> this one takes place in moscow, hence the faux fur hats our readers are wearing. and it actually focuses on a real-life mystery of princess anastasia and ras piuten. >> yeah, i love those characters. the thing about russia that you learn when you research a book like this is it's huge and it's old. there's so much to focus on. but those characters, rasputen, the royal family and tons of great stuff.