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Cullen county jail and was freed on $35,000 bail. felony indictments are due to be unsealed at any time now. a drone came dangerously close to a plane landing at new yorks jfk airport last night. the third such incident over the weekend. heres how the pilot reported it. >> theres a drone next to the runway. >> location, please? on friday, two other planes reported drones within 100 feet of them at jfk. all of the planes landed safely. homeland security officials issued a general warning that...

Hello, everybody. im john berman. >> im kate bolduan. well begin this hour with new fears this morning at one of the nations busiest airports. a drone coming alarmingly close to a passenger jet, and it happened at new yorks jfk airport last night, and that is the third such incident in just the past three days at jfk. >> and breaking just minutes ago, homeland security sent a bulletin to law enforcement across the country warning that drones could be used as terrorist weapons. all three close ca...

Now has more than 2,000 u.s.-made humvees seized by the terrorist forces as they overran iraqi troops and bases. joung us phil mudd cnn counterterrorism analyst and retired u.s. army general james spider marks our cnn military analyst. 2300 humvees, armored personnel carriers they go in there, being used apparently as terrorist weapons, improvised explosive devices. they can go into a police station or army base and kill a lot of people. >> if you look at a facility a terror group will say well ...

>> we have the calls out, wolf i can tell you that this is something that dcu u.s. attorneys office will look at just as the other drone case we saw a few months ago where there was an government employee who flew his drone that ended up over the white house fence. it turned out that the dcu u.s. attorneys office did not press charges in that case. it determined that there was a malfunction with the drone of that employee but wolf depending on the facts that come out of the case of course it cou...

Undercover had heard, they felt they were about to launch an attack. so they felt they had to make the arrest. when they did they found propane tanks and other potential terrorist weapons. jamie: so this is, sounds imminent. sounds like it was imminent. this is how serious it is. im reading from the criminal complaint that was filed against noelle velentzas. the investigation has revealed that velentzas espouses violent jihadist beliefs and repeatedly expressed an interest in terrorist attacks c...

Point, they were using kalishnakovs as we know one of the of the easiest to get, most commonly favored terrorist weapons because of its ease of use and low maintenance level, thats very suggestive. and when were talking about why this would have happened. al-baghdadi is the head of isis they make fun of him. this happens in the middle of the day. it is six hours ahead from the east coast to the u.s. into paris. this is 1:00 12:00 noon this happened. ha does that mean to do something so brazen mi...

>> i would hope they would do something about it before they are used. and our intelligence service would see the weap weapons for deployment and the readiness to use them. and those sites being prepared, the israelis would want to bomb those sites. it depend on where the site is and its approximate i amity to population centers and it depend on what type of agent is at that site. nonetheless. the second problem we have, martha, and the one that concerns us quite dramatically. some of these weap...

Jamie: harris, i think the important thing is, and jon, please weigh in, what happens in the air when they try to the determine whos responsible that precautions are in the air and something thats urgent right now is this report of two f-16s that actually conducted a patrol in this area in response to this crash. jon: well, the report is they were scrambled from a base in colorado springs. that is not unusual. the department of homeland security and the military knows that al-qaeda still wants t...

Make sure that people with whom this information is shared, they passed all the necessary background. its absolutely critical they have this intelligence and i would argue it should have been done sooner. >> those will be getting this hands on on one level and yet not. this is not going to go to 90% of the tsa employees and that would include all of those people when we are at the airport we pass through on those checkpoints, doesnt go to them, right? who gets it? >> thats right. it goes to real...