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Brother. prosecutors say alanis roommate said he went there because he brother had been kidnapped. in court documents, prosecutors initially said he confessed to sabotage due to a pay dispute and wanted to get more overtime fixing the flaw he created. but investigators say he may be looking into whether he was somehow radicalized. >> weve also seen these organizations be very creative and innovative. and weve seen more outsourcing. they essentially reach out to other people to kind of do things ...

The pilot got an error light and turned back to the gate. mechanic then found a tube in the planes navigation system had been deliberately obstructed, meaning the pilots would not have known thed airplanes speed, pitch, and other critical data. at least two 737s crashed in part because the pilot did not know the speede and the pitch of the aircraft. he said he wasnt trying to harm anyone, just wanted the overtime to repair the airplane. tucker. >> tucker: amazing story. trace gallagher, thank yo...

The runway when the pilot got an error light. the mechanic then found a tube in the planes navigation system that had been deliberately obstructed, meaning the pilots would not have known the speed and other critical dow data. the pilots did not know the speed and the pitch of the aircraft. he said that he wasnt trying to harm anyone. he just wanted the overtime to repair the airplane. tucker. >> tucker: trace gallagher. thank you for that. but hillary clinton has already assembled a very long l...

Nothing to the cameras. he was born in iran and a naturalized u.s. citizen. he said if he thought he could force the plane back to fix the plane, he would get more work and thus more overtime, which in fact actually did happen. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in federal prison. he will be back in downtown miami at the u.s. courthouse tomorrow morning for his arraignment where he will enter a plea of guilty or not guilty and we will be there, neil. >> neil: all right, phil. thanks. phil kea...

U.s. citizen. he admits he sabotaged the plane saying he was upset with stalled contract negotiations between his union and american. if he could force the plane back to get a mechanical problem fixed he would get more work and more overtime. which did happen. if convicted he faces a maximum federal prison sentence of 20 years. he will be back in federal court downtown miami tomorrow for his arraignment. >> sandra: well be watching that. phil keating, thank you. >> bill: bill barr is making a tr...

However, at the time, there was no suggestion that there was a terror tie. in fact, what he said was he was looking to get more overtime. he wanted to make some more money so he was just hoping that the plane would send an error message and come back to the state and he would be able to make a little bit more dough. what ended up pilots ended up recognizing something was wrong, they decided not to fly. they come back to the gate and because he has a distinctive limp. when they looked at videotap...

Helicopter is good to fly, you got on. right? but even in the case of like if this was like a jihadi, might be prepared. i find the whole thing so terrifying. they have to look at all of these guys, all of them. the story doesnt hold up. oh, i just wanted some overtime. are you allowed to do that now? can you the can the lines on your boss brake lines on their car and say i just wanted my boss to be late for work. its called attempted murder. there is no two ways about it. >> jesse: people call ...

That worker had videos of isis killings on his phone. the new evidence presented at a hearing just today involving the american airlines worker at the miami airport. the man reportedly said he disabled a sensor on the plane because he wanted more overtime, that it was a labor dispute. but now prosecutors on those isis videos and some evidence, they say, indicating his brother might have worked with isis. heres abcs chief justice correspondent pierre thomas, leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, ...

Could be. the lawmakers in the briefing behind closed doors likely getting a better sense of that. kelly odonnell, thank you. keeping an eye on those developments on capitol hill. by the way, house speaker nancy pelosi is set to speak in the next couple minutes at her weekly news conference. you dont want go anywhere. were also talking about the big twist in the case against an american airlines mechanic. do you remember him? he was charged with trying to sabotage a plane filled with passeng...

Reasoning for why he -- i mean, he actually inserted something into part of the plane that would have restricted air speed readings as well as other key information that went to the airplane. and the airplane almost took off before it realized this. what was his explanation for why he did that? >> when we first reported this, he had tampered with this navigation system. he said he didnt want to hurt anyone, but he was upset about contract dispute happening between the workers union and american ...