protesting residents of the bayridge section of brooklyn. can you hear me very well? and it was a crowd, i guess it would be akin to the occupy wall street mentality that we had in recent years. it was the mentality of those who had only a loathsome disposition toward robert moses who was, of course, the great builder of my early youth in new york. and a controversial man because he did not mind breakings to make omelets. and and sometimes he broke the hearts of people. and many hundreds of people's hearts were broken when the announced that this forthcoming great project, the verrazano bridge narrows bridge was going to be built. but what that meant that prior to any kind of construction houses, hundreds of house and thousands of people who lived in the pathway to the bridge in the bayridge section of brooklyn would have to move. there was no negotiating it. they'd have to get out. and so i covered this for the times. and, of course predictably it was a series of quotes hating robert moses and wondering, as many of them said, who needs thi

the last six years. it is hard to get democrats excited. coming up, brooklynt the convention, but it might get hillary quentin. we showed her around the borough. ♪ >> if you believe your newspapers, the hippest borough in gotham city is in for some hill raising. hillary clinton is looking at brooklyn as the base for a president campaign. we wondered, what might that look like? how do john stumpf brooklynites feel about the possibility? hillary clinton was unavailable to show us around. we set off across the east river with a cardboard cutout is our tour guide. -- as our tour guide. ♪ >> what are y'all doing with hillary? >> we hear that hillary is looking at brooklyn to set up her presidential campaign headquarters. >> i think she should come. >> brooklyn is the place to be and i think hillary would make a hell of a candidate. >> i think brooklyn would be a great location for hillary to set up her headquarters. oakland has so much energy. things are happening in brooklyn. you got the barclay's center. it is truly a place where you see a slice of new york. >> w

it concludes at midnight at the center of brooklyn bridge. tired sounds, fog-insulated noises: "gongs in white surplices, beshrouded wails far strum of fog horns... signals dispersed in veils." these are perhaps the great sections of the bridge-- ave maria, harbor dawn. the dance is a very great poem. my favorite section is the river. he wanted to put it all together in one poem that would present the myth of america. it was a transcendent ambition and absolutely impossible of fulfillment. in the river he says, "stick your name on a signboard," and so on. obviously he owes a lot to cummings because it's a montage-collage thing going on but then he pushes past cummings. on the line, he even has "thomas a ediford." so from edison you move to the next billboard, which is thomas a edi--ford. it's wonderful. the speed of that is contracted. so he imitates he's a very mimetic poet in terms of gesture. so that flashes past but the meter accelerates. there's a nice phrase by stephen spender "the elate meter of her wheels"-- talking about a train. you

in the brooklyn neighborhood where the men charged with supporting isis lived and worked, a community leader says he'd tried to talk one of them habivoev out of becoming radicalized. >> we had an argument with the gentleman about understanding of the way he understands islam. >> reporter: u.s. officials say the brooklyn men were lured by isis propaganda and that two of them bought plane tickets to get to syria. intelligence agencies say as many as 20,000 people from 90 countries have traveled to syria to fight, many to join isis. they say 180 americans have either gone or tried to. 20 from the u.s. have been stopped in the past year and a half ranging in age from 15 to 63. isis now has social media feeds in 23 languages. and the director of national intelligence said today it's virtually impossible to stop. >> the problem there is their ubiquitous use of the media, and so the challenge is how do you take down the internet? >> reporter: france's interior minister in california last week urged google, facebook and twitter to be more aggressive in weeding out isis propaganda instead of r

. >> reporter: in the brooklyn neighborhood where the men charged with supporting isis lived and worked a community leader says he tried to talk one of them out of becoming radicalized. >> we had an argument with the gentleman about the way he understands islam and the principles. >> reporter: u.s. officials say the brooklyn men were lured by isis propaganda and two of them bought plain tickets to get to syria. intelligence ages say 20,000 people from 90 countries have traveled to syria to fight many to join isis. 180 americans have either gone or tried to. 20 from the u.s. have been stopped in the past year and a half ranging in age from 15 to 63 bp isis now has social media feeds in 23 languages. the director of national intelligence said it's virtually impossible to stop. >> the problem there is their use of the media and so the challenge is how do you take down the internet. >> reporter: france's minister urged google to weed out isis propaganda. some in congress say social media should have zero tolerance for jihadist propaganda. >> we would never allow isis to take out an ad in "t

another story of home grown terrorism, we're learning more today about the brooklyn men accused of plotting to join isis as well. the fbi alleging that two of those who appeared in court today in new york talked openly online about their plan to join extremists in syria and one talked about targeting the president and all were accused of discussing striking targets as home targets like coney island. one of the lawyers cautioned yesterday this investigation is still under way. >> presumption of innocence is still the law of the land in america and we have every intention of fighting this case vigorously -- >> joining me now, chief investigator reporter jonathan dienst. the fbi have been investigating these individuals for some time. how deep did that investigation go? >> it started from the summer of 2014 with some rants and threats made online on an overseas website. they picked up on that and as a result that started the investigation. looking at one man, they followed him and tracked him and that led to two other individuals and in the end there was one money man a suspect in florida, he'

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my hands are still shaking. >> reporter: the fbi claims the brooklyn suspects are symbols of a clear and present danger. the isis message -- >> if you can't come, kill somebody where you are. >> reporter: authorities claim the suspects were willing to hijack a plane for isis to murder u.s. 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 th

federal agents arrested the other at his brooklyn apartment. the third associate, the one in florida appeared in a courtroom today and the other two are expected to appear before a judge as well. >> pamela brown, thank you. appreciate it. i want to go to cnn national correspondent deb feyerick in brooklyn outside the federal courthouse where two of these three men are set to be arraigned potentially any moment. what can you tell us? >> reporter: we can tell you they are going to be arraigned within the next 45 minutes. the judge came out and told everyone in the court, it's a packed courtroom, as you can imagine, there's another terror trial going on upstairs on a higher court. very interesting, he's an alleged al qaeda operative. the ideology that he shares very much similar ideology to the ideology of the two men who are scheduled to be arraigned. we want to tell you they are uzbek nationals. they do have legal residence here in the united states. one of the reasons that they had a sort of plan b is because the 19-year-old, he didn't have his

the feds nabbed three brooklyn residents accused of planning to join isis overseas and if they didn't succeed with that plan the trio allegedly planning to carry out attacks here at home. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams is on the story. these men apparently voiced even a willingness to kill president obama if that is what isis wanted down the road. explain why the fbi made their move today and what we know at this hour? >> well they made the move today because one of them was boarding a plane the february said to turkey to go on to syria and another had a ticket to go there next month. so that explains today. one of them talked about shooting the president. the fbi clearly got on to all of this last aug when it discovered a entry on a website overseas when one of them wrote the following according to the fbi. is it possible to commit ourselves as dedicated martyrs. i'm in the usa now. what i'm saying is to shoot obama and then get shot ourselves? will that do? that will strike fear into the hearts of the infidels. and curious thing about this is after finding this the fbi

this is the federal courthouse in brooklyn. we will stay in touch with her, obviously, get the very very latest. evan perez, thanks very much. >>> we are also learning of another threat to upscale shopping malls. this morning, coming from the u.s. embassy in amman, jordan. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr is working on this story. what are you hearing about this u.s. warning to all americans who are in jordan right now, or planning on visiting jordan? >> reporter: well the u.s. embassy in jordan has issued a statement warning americans embassy personnel, their families american citizens in jordan for the coming days to stay away to avoid what they are calling high end shopping malls in amman, jordan. there are a few of them there and they are warning them to stay away from them. they say there is a threat. they say the timing and the exact type of threat is not known but that there is credible information that there is a threat in amman. jordanian officials certainly have ramped up security in that country in recent week

. >> miley is not expected to attend the festival in brooklyn at the end of this month, but it probablyelp her chances of winning if she did show up. right? >> i'm guessing if miley cyrus makes an appearance. it is artistic, but i don't know

elsewhere, the brooklyn nets battled back with one second remaining, the winning jumper gives brooklyn-100 home victory. >> u.s. president barack obama has welcomed both the los angeles kings and l.a. galaxy to the white house honored for their achievements in a joint ceremony. the winner of the stanley cup he called the city an embarrassment of riches. he couldn't help being a little biased toward his own home teams. >> so congratulations to both of these teams to the city of los angeles and its fans, and best of luck when you are not playing chicago. [ laughter ] >> that's it. >> thank you very much. do stay with us here. i'll be back in just a minute or so with a full news bulletin, so don't go away. >> celebrating victory against isil a powerful shia militia is now ready to attack them in their iraqi strongholds. >> hello you're with al jazeera, we're live from doha. also to come on the program the u.n.'s rules neither croatia nor serbia committed genocide during the war. >> stepping up the offensive against boko haram. >> find

the militants in syria. a second man, who had a ticket for next month, was arrested in brooklyn. third was picked up in florida and accused of helping fund their plans. new york city mayor bill de blasio said the city would increase counterterrorism measures. >> we all take the threat of ice is very, very seriously. the vigilance levels we maintain every day are our best shield, but we're going to continue to deepen our anti-terrorism capacity. and i think so much of what we're trying to do is making sure that not only do we have the number of officers on anti-terror duty that we need the training, the equivalent etc., but we're constantly deepening our relationship with communities all over the city so there is a flow of information. >> the brooklyn case involved the use of a confidential informant paid by the government who befriended two of the men and helped them with travel arrangements. the informant apparently helped the 19-year-old suspect with travel documents after his mother became worried and took her son's passport. the intercept news site notes -- "crucially, it appe

cnn's will ripley is in the brooklyn neighborhood where two of the suspects live to tell us more. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, carol. 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

i was privileged to be able to share starting my prescription drug initiative with the brooklyn district attorney's office and work closely with district attorneys in nassau and suffolk county in handling the problem of prescription drug abuse which has spiked and led to violence and deaths. >> i think you know the stats lately are that four out of five heroin users started with prescription drugs and then turned to heroin. i think people are shocked by that, but you see that connection with the heroin as well. >> we do. because of the opioid substance of both drugs and we are seeing a resurgence in heroin, not just in my district but across the country. this problem like so many others must be dealt with in a cooperative and collaborate manner and i'm proud to say that all of my united states attorneys, colleagues take seriously the privilege of working with state and local counterparts in crafting prescription initiatives and heroin and violent crime initiatives and work closely with our state and local counterparts to determine where is the best place for a case to be brought. we look

the fbi tracking the men ranging in age from 19 to 30. they tracked them to brooklyn new york. after posting their support for the terror group online. i'm gretchen carlson, we're here to give you the -- two of those men were from kazakhstan one of those men made it to-- our own david lee miller live outside the courthouse in brooklyn where everything's going on. what do you know? >> reporter: at this hour we understand that two of the dts are in the federal courthouse behind me, one of the defendants 24 years old, the other from 19 years old from kazakhstan. the february released a statement and i kwoed, the defendants attempted to fly to turkey and evade detection. the defendants violated the true tennants of their faith in pursuit of their radical violent ageneral dpa we rely on help from the public and those who -- we cannot do this alone. according to the criminal complaint that we just obtained a copy of just moments ago, gretchen, it appears that one of the defendants went on an uz beck -- it says, quote, greetings, we too wanted to pledge our allegiance and commit oursel

the justice department announced wednesday that at least two of the brooklyn residents were planning to travel to syria to join the islamic state and wage jihad, but were prepared to carry out attacks here at home if those plans fell through. a phenomenon that fbi director james comey acknowledged this week is becoming too familiar to law enforcement officials across the u.s. >> we have investigations of people in various stages of radicalizing in all 50 states. this isn't a new york phenomenon or a washington phenomenon. this is all 50 states and in ways that are very hard to see. >> we're back with dan henninger and bret stephens. and "wall street journal" editorial board member dorothy rabinowitz also joins us. they prevented -- they were arrested before an attack, but apart from that, what is important about these arrests if your view? >> everything. too much you count on one hand. it's a lethal rebuttal to everything you heard from the obama summit yesterday. >> last week. >> last week, rather. it is the proof that this is driven religious intense fanaticism. these are people who

. >> the wiz in desperate need of a win tonight, facing the brooklyn nets. verizon center, first quarter costing the vendors a lot of money tonight. goes flying into the stands. there goes the beer. that is $50 worth of beer. another look. makes you rethink getting those courtside seats now, kimberly. the second quarter, the wizards finally snapping out of their funk. john wall, the wild shot, and one. berrno spilled beer there. the wizards end their five-game losing streak, 114-77. another top matchup, third-ranked virginia facing ninth-ranked louisville. 17-13 uva. justin anderson, like clockwork. he would miss the second half with a hand injury. later, malcolm brogdon picking up the slack. goes inside, the flush. virginia up 11. later in the second, virginia up seven, brogden fires up the trey. the final for this one, 52-47. rematch between georgetown and villanova. nova deriving, cannot hold onto it, but isaac copeland cleans it up. nova would go on a 13-0 run and hit seven three pointers in the first half, including that one. the wildcats get the lead. s

the brooklyn da who you met -- does he have the same position as you do?> he does. >> what is that position? on marijuana. >> the reason why i did not adopt the brooklyn district attorney's position -- he was first to say i will not prosecute these cases. >> for the possession of so much marijuana? >> i have for years taken the position we ought to be decriminalizing it but the state has not done it. i felt my job was to get the police department to come on board or hope i could so they can have about -- there can be a five-county solution to the problem. ultimately, those five counties came together and we are no longer prosecuting these low-level possession cases. that is because commissioner bratton met with us and talked with us and we finally figured it out. i don't think we need i don't think we need to have possession of small amounts of marijuana a crime. >> it will be reflected in the legal system as well. are gangs a big deal in new york? i mean organized crime, not youth gangs. let's start with youth gangs for minute. like an l.a., do you have t

. >> the democratic national committee looked at columbus ohio, and brooklyn new york but picked philadelphia for the 2016 convention. >> the role of philadelphia in shaping the nation's history is unmatched and also unmatched is the proposal that the philadelphia team put together. >> reporter: philadelphia having hosted the republican convention in 2000 didn't hurt either but officials know now in a post-9/11 world the $50 million security grant from the feds will be badly needed. >> you have a lot of dignitaries that are present in your city at the same time when you have a convention like that and then you have the movement of people. >> more money will be needed on top of that. >> i think you're looking at something in the $70 to $80 million range. this all has to be raised privately. >> reporter: sometimes getting picked for a convention comes down to just being old school. >> i just want to say one thing. hugs do work. they do work. i hugged debbie wasserman schultz for the last year. >> reporter: when he couldn't hug debbie wasserman schultz he hugged her chief of staff and it evident

the two arrested in brooklyn. both legal residents who work together at a local restaurant there. the third in florida with an over stated visa. he is charged of planning the plot. two arraigned in a brooklyn courtroom as they reveal they first started the tracking the trio last year with a series of on-line posts of isis propaganda. quote i am in usa right now, but is it possible to commit ourselves as dedicated martyrs while here. to shoot obama and get shot ourselves, will it do? that will strike fear in the hearts of infidels. >> the government has not only their own words on social media the messages to each other but they had confidential informant who was with them and recorded their own voices speaking about all of their plans including wanting to kill the president. >> the fbi director james comey says because of social media recruiting terror investigations are going on in all 50 states. >> he is in particular putting out a sigh ron song through their slick propaganda through social media that goes like this. >> troubled soul come to the caliphate. you will live the life

we saw the bag get loaded in brooklyn at the transfer station so now i'm going to tip it into the landfill kind of see from beginning in brooklyn to kind of here where your trash ends up, it makes you think about what you choose to recycle and forces you to look at the choices you make. i feel i'm the guy when you throw the tin can in the garbage, i'll be like, can't you put that in the recycling bin? what's wrong with you? so get ready. going to be watching. ♪ and there it is. all the way from brooklyn. this will be its final resting place. when you say i'm going to throw something away, this is what away looks like. this is where the majority of trash in america is going to end up. bye, little bag. see you when i see you. there's something very sad about the landfill. seeing how the stuff that fills our lives one day is discarded and forgotten the next. buried inside the earth, perhaps never to fully decompose. imagine, this process happens all day every day at the nearly 2,000 landfills we have across the united states. i can't help but think it's a band-aid on a greater problem. we're

. >>> police are searching for two men connected if in a deadly shooting in the brooklyn neighborhood in northeast washington. investigators say the suspects fired several shots to the first floor glass patio door into an apartment. the man who lived there was hit in the chest and died. two men were seen leaving the area in a black 4 door sedan. no word yet on a motive for the shooting. >>> the retrial of a dc police officer charged with trying to kill his wife in prince george's county was supposed to get underway today but now the start has been delayed. officer sam lawrence faces first and second degree murder charges. the jury failed to reach a verdict in his first trial last year. >>> so what led to 11 overdoses at wesley an university in connecticut? five students are in the hospital after taking a drug called molly. two of them are listed in critical condition. drug experts say taking this drug, molly, is like playing russian rule let. it includes a toxic mixture of chemicals that are created in labs. >>> scotland yard is leading the search now for three missing british girls w

the sixers have wade ford they picked up in a trade with the brooklyn nets. >>> let's get a final checkof the roads from randy gyllenhaal live in storm force 10. randy. >> hey denise. we're in the mayfair section of philadelphia. these are the side streets, and they are seeing just as much snow. just as terrible roads. a live picture here of cottman avenue. it is very slow going. this is a bigger street in this area. some of the smaller side streets, especially residential areas are seeing a lot of problems. they haven't been plowed. four or five inches maybe on the ground. and this is what we're going to be seeing at least for the next couple of hours here. let's take a right turn here on to one of these streets and see what we're looking at. this is ross avenue. and you can see next to all of these houses even more snow on the roads. the highways are similar situation. a lot of snow on the highways. that is still coming down so it is still getting covered and we're going to continue tracking this as with it continues to be snow maybe turning to rain in the next few hours. and a you wo

the potential threat here according to the fbi is a 52-year-old from uzbekistan arrested in brooklyn. he apparently first came to the attention of the fbi in the last few months after he posted a sympathetic messages to a website. that's when it opened up this investigation even further. it is interesting to point out that the one individual from kazakhstan is only 19 years old so it's a 19-year-old, a 24-year-old, and a 30-year-old. the fbi says that according to their investigation they have evidence, they say that these men were sympathetic to isil, and two of them were planning to travel to syria not only that, but also planning a potential attacks here in the united states as well. now if they are found guilty, they could face a maximum of 15 years in jail. >> the we have the latest from new york. thank you. >>> tear gas and live ammunition has been fired in yemen by houthi rebels trying to diverse protesters supporting the di posed president. one soldier has been killed when houthi fighters stormed a military camp in the west. it happened in hudaida where the houthies reportedly

the u.s. attorney's office in brooklyn. you will probably know that the u.s.orney named loretta lynch of the eastern district of new york is up for the big a.g. job of the united states when eric holder steps down from his office. this is her spearheaded work. three guys, one of them at least actually trying to board an airplane at jfk international airport in new york city bound for turkey but ultimately with the destination, syria. we'll give you a whole lot more details as soon as they become available to us. right after the break, who are these three and just what are they facing for what they may have done? >>> welcome back. in our breaking news here on "legal view," three major arrests in brooklyn, new york. they are not run of the mill by any stretch. instead, these are three men who are being charged or at least facing charges by the feds of providing material support for terrorism. they are 24 years old, 19 years old and 30 years old, all three of them with some extraordinarily serious allegations. at least one of them caught while trying to board an

. >> this is what it looks like underneath the brooklyn bridge. ice covering much of the east river. we'll get to that in a moment. in new england the cleanup job with no end in sight. and overnight in boston it was the ems needing rescued. this ambulance getting stuck in the snow. people living nearby tried to use shoveling to help but took 90 minutes to get it out with an excavator and using these machines to clear snow in boston. the region's transit system will offer limited service following a system-wide shutdown over the weekend. >> thousands of people have lost power with that new storm on the move this morning. >> accuweathers stephanie olmo is here to show us what's in store. good morning. >> good morning. well we do begin the work week with a winter storm right now impacting the southeast region bringing in snow across the midatlantic states. there are winter storm warnings and watches across this area. further south we're dealing with rain. while the wet weather interacts that's producing corridor. please exercise caution. also if you a

the other individuals. christine. >> deb feyerick for us in brooklyn. nk you. >>> the recruiting arm of isis reaching into canada. six young people from quebec including two women, left the country to join isis in january. students at the college were stunned. >> it makes us think what were they thinking? >> i cannot believe that some students could have their mind blown by that and leave the country to go there. >> a teacher at the college who caught arabic and koran studies course has been linked to one of the students who left to join isis. the school has canceled its contract with that teacher. >>> 45 minutes past the hour. let's look at what is coming up on "new day." alisyn has more. >> great to see you. we will have more details on those six canadian teenagers you were talking about to join isis. how were they and the three british girls and brooklyn men lured online? and can facebook shutdown accounts linked to terror? we will talk to a security expert. what is the latest with the possible partial shutdown of the department of homeland security?

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two of the terror suspects are expected to be in this brooklyn courtroom this afternoon. e have a cnn crew in court. we'll bring you the latest from there once we have it. up next after stories about isis spreading and kidnapping more people now it appears the effort to defeat the militants is working in some places. we'll take you to the frontlines of the fight, next. sfx: opening chimes sfx: ambient park noise, crane engine, music begins. we asked people a question how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40 $53, $21, do you think the money in your pocket could make an impact on something as big as your retirement? not a chance. i don't think so. it's hard to imagine how something so small can help with something so big. but if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years that retirement challenge sfx: crowd cheering might not seem so big after all. ♪ ♪ >>> thanks so much for staying with us as we have been following the breaking news out of new york where federal authorities today cha

cnn's will ripley is live in the brooklyn neighborhood where these men lived. l what are you learning about their lives before the arrests? >> reporter: so the 19-year-old suspect lived in this apartment building behind me with his mother, we are told according to neighbors and the building's superintendent and his mother did withhold his passport when she was suspicious about his motives. he was telling her he wanted to go back home to uzbekistan. she didn't quite believe him so she kept that passport away. very simple apartment building inside no frills. this is a working class neighborhood coney island neighborhood here in brooklyn. very diverse with a large jewish population and small muslim pockets that we are told oftentimes feel separate from the rest of the community. we did get a sense by talking to the former boss of the 24-year-old suspect who worked at a gyro shop about 12 blocks from here that his religion was very important to him. he attended two different mosques in this neighborhood but he never gave any indication of radical views, only telling

a lawyer for the youngest member of the brooklyn three calls the government tactics in this case hamisted. he said a paid government inform worked over his client and even helped him get papers. >> paul thank you. >>> joining me now is a former deputy under secretary for intelligence and analysis operations at the department of homeland security. jack good to see you again. what about these arrest of these guys in new york is interesting to you? >> well this is a very -- an interesting case. these -- these individuals probableably weren't the most sophisticated in your trade craft. having your mother take your passport is probably not the epitome of being a covert actor here. but these are fairly typical young men that are motivated by a desire to go overseas, fight for isil and possibly lay down their lives. they were answering a siren song. if they couldn't go overseas they were going to commit mayhem in the united states. >> how do you infiltrate and catch these guys? a signal? human intelligence? all of the above, and is the job more difficult if the people you are tracking here

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the east. thursday february 26th. three brooklyn men in federal custody charged with the alleged plot to join isis in syria. the men discussed committing acts of terror on u.s. soil including an attempt on president obama's life. fbi agents arrested one of the men, a 19-year-old from kazakhstan at jfk preparing to board a plane to turkey. officials say his 24-year-old friend from uzbekistan was due to follow later. a 30-year-old allegedly helped organize and finance this operation. deborah has the latest. >> reporter: the hearing was delayed a couple hours. one wanted a translator to understand all of the charges and documents filed against him. the 19-year-old, he was picked up as he was on the jetway ready to board the plane to turkey. the money man was at a hearing in florida. he owns kiosks in philadelphia and virginia beach. he sells kitchen wares and fixes mobile phones. all three facing conspiracy charges to provide support to terrorists. two here in this court, they actually wanted to get to syria to join the terror group. b

let let's go outfront. >>> we begin tonight with the breaking news. three brooklyn men mirsarrested today. they were preparing the fight for isis either in syria or in the united states even vowing to assassinate president obama. the three men appeared in court today. two were arraigned in brooklyn. the third in florida. one of the three was arrested early this morning as he was about to board a flight for turkey where he would try to cross the border into syria. court documents paint a picture of three men trying to out wit the fbi and find way to get to syria and if they couldn't get there, the fbi says they were going to wage jihad in the united states killing police officers and fbi agents be p. the fbi warning states to be on alert for others who want to launch attacks. the director put it bluntly. >> we have investigations of people in various stages of radicalizing in all 50 states. >> all 50 states every single one of them. these men have a will the of ideas of what they wanted to do in the united states if they didn't make it to syria. they talked about ass

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the u.s. homeland. a brooklyn man arrested before boarding a plane at new york's jfk airport today, accused of trying to fly off to join the terror group in syria. he was one of three new yorkers of uzbeki and kazakhstan descent who according to the nypd and fbi expressed an intense willingness to kill right here at home. >> this is real. this is the concern about the loan wolf inspired to act without ever going to the middle east. >> reporter: the investigation began after the fbi discovered online communications from one of the suspects to isis radicals overseas, pledging jihad and a desire to assassinate president obama. 24-year-old abdurasul juraboev allegedly wrote on a known icy website, "i am in usa now, but is it possible to commit ourselves as dedicated martyrs anyway while here? to shoot obama and then get shot ourselves, will it do?" 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 coun