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Claim. we know now he came in on a flight. both of those things can be true. as you heard -- >> he could have come into the international terminal. >> correct. and he would have needed a place to go and unlock this container, load the weapon and then start using that weapon. he's not going to do that in the open at baggage claim. the other thing that's really interesting here is we're talking about a u.s. veteran. he would have had weapons training. this, i think, unfortunately, sadly, would explain why it's such a high death toll and why we heard eyewitnesss say the shooter reloaded that weap...

Involved with isis. watch. >> i'm not going to say my husband did not he just cry. >> hamid was blindsided by her husband's arrests. the 18-year-old says omar el hardan left their ray apartment yesterday to answer fbi questions and never returned. federal agents then knocked on their front door. >> and i don't know why. >> al hardan is charged with helping the islamic state. the illegal resident came to the u.s. as an iraqi refugee in 2009 made his first court appearance today. the government also says he committed perjury, lying on his citizenship application, denying he was affiliated with a...

Like weapons training in syria. in fact, al jayab allegedly offered to teach al hardan how to use guns in syria, fighting alongside terrorists. al hardan entered the u.s. in 2009. he was granted legal status in 2011, according to the justice department. he's charged with attempting to provide material support to isis. al jayab entered as an iraqi refugee in 2012. this will certainly fuel this debate about whether refugee screening in the u.s. is sufficient. as we talked about before, there were two iraqi refugees arrested a few years ago who killed american soldiers and they came to the u.s. a...

There's not a piece of the conspiracy still on the cutting room floor. >> i want to ask you about the news out of houston, an iraqi refugee, born in iraq, came to the united states, now arrested because he apparently lied on an application for citizenship to the united states. said he had no ties or links to terrorist organizations. said he never had weapons training. turns out he had training with automatic weapons. so, is this a warning sign that such people exist, phil, or is this in a way a good news story that they were able to discover this? >> i think this is a warning sign. it's not a ...

With providing material support to isis. he is set to appear in court. he's one of two iraqi refuse geese who were arrested yesterday on terrorism-related charges. the other man is a sacramento, california, resident. law enforcement officials say the two allegedly communicated with each other about weapons training in syria. >> cnn justice correspondent pamela brown following the story for us. pamela, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, john, these two men, 24-year-old omar al hardan from houston, and 24-year-old al jayab from sacramento, both from iraq, living in the u.s. as refuse geese an...