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Leland: more details about that planned attack in an upstate bar on new years eve. emanuelc luchman is charged with attempting to provide material support to terrorists. authorities say he was trying to prove he was worthy of joining isis. abby: he had really bad intentions according to federal agents that have gone so far as to purchase a laundry list of items he hoped would help him kill innocent civilians on new years eve. his breasting mug shot released last night, court records show the fbi...

Enter the airport gate with a security pass. he thought he had explosives but they were not angtive. these so-called terrorist cases have become controversial lately. the question is whether it makes sense to go after individuals with terror plans. the fbi has said many times since 911 they have switched to prevention terrorism. this is the case that shows how far they will go to do it. all right. so guess what. >> the jackpot then was more than 400 million. was there a winner? well tell you n...

What was a sting operation. they nabbed loewen when he tried to enter the airport gate with a security pass. he thought he had explosives in the car but they were not active because they were provided by the agents. these types of so-called aspirational terror cases have become controversial recently. the question is whether it makes sense to go after individuals who have terror plans, even if the plans are not fully operational, because the cases can be expensive and time consuming to prosecute...

According to court documents, he had an online chat with someone and said he wanted to get in violent jihad. he was chatting online with an fbi employee and the employee offered to introduce him with someone to help him with the violent jihad. employees one and later two pretended to be part of a sting operation. they nabbed him when he tried to enter with a security card. these types of so-called aspirational terror cases have become controversial lately. the question is does it make sense to g...

The question is whether it makes sense to go after individuals who have terror plans even if not at the fully operational stage. they can be expensive and time-consuming. the fbi has said all along, since 9/11 they have switched to pretrengs of terrorism and this is a case of how far theyll go. >> i read the criminal complaint. he thought he was actually helping al qaeda in the arabian peninsula and engaging a jihad. thats what he wanted to do what he thought he was going to do. obviously all of...

>> the gun that is selling extremely well, best of all is ar-15, exact weapon used at sandy hook elementary school. >> military style assault weapon you. need it maybe in the military. why do you need it at home? >> thats the one side of the debate. other folks say, hands off my guns. second amendment. this, the thing is whatever happens. whatever the white house pushes for, another bloodbath on capitol hill to get anything through. early signs are theyre going to go beyond reinstating assault w...

Have been through enough. you dont want to have them sit through the testimony. >> im sure prosecutors have said to many families of the victims, listen you may want to leave the courtroom or not be there during the hearing because they are going to lay out in graphic detail everything that happened. >> plea deal sounds the right way. see how it plays out in court. 17-year-old alabama high school student due in court this morning, accused of plotting to blow up his school in a hate crime spree...

It was once a staple on the air waves and front pages. that was the climate in the decade after the 9/11 attacks and it transformed the tone of news business. >> terror warnings from the highest levels of the federal government tonight. >> new information tonight about possible terror plans against the united states, including word than an al qaeda word in pakistan may have made contact with someone inside this country recently. >> the fbi has issued a new warning tonight. >> seven terror suspec...

And this other kid zachary chesser. do you expect to see more and more of these types of domestic terror plans that are sort of being formulated by these types of people? >> the way we project is the fact that something big has changed for these individuals not to be recruited? no. the ideology is still expanding within the united states. we can see clearly on internet. every couple of months we have one or two arrests, which is much bigger than what we had between 2001 and 2008. unfortunately, ...

Al-qaeda. jon: and it suggests that some of these al-qaeda types who have been trying to go international with their terror plans, theyre getting better at. >> well, fortunately, none of these plots came to fruition. so you cant say that they succeeded. but what it does show is that this mr. shukli -- shurkijumah, the guy arrested in new york, born in saudi arabia, but spent a lot of time in brooklyn, florida and all over the states, this guy was able to recruit members, including zazi, the lead...