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A fremont, california, man is accused of trying to travel to syria to join al-qaeda. he appeared in court last week. in rochester, new york, a pizza shop owner pleading guilty to attempting to recruit for isis. and in pennsylvania another man is charged with trying to provide material support to isis. police say the 19-year-old american citizen called for violation against the u.s. military and officers later found five m-4 rifles in his home. tom ridge is the former secretary of homeland security under president george w. bush as well as the former governor of pennsylvania. it's nice to have ...

That's al-nusra. the islamic state hold the capital and aleppo. that's the central swathe of syria. so he's not targeting them at the moment. we've got to remember as well, when he does want to target them, he's going to have to get the intelligence first. put up drones, look at the intelligence, and that will take a little bit of time to work out. he'll have the human intelligence side from assad's forces, but it takes a while to gain the data and get the target sequencing in line and then launch the attacks. >> are we talking about a situation where the united states will have to take a back...

>> what a wind up that is. >> i'm going to ask you a question, but don't answer it. >> actually, i think she's asking you to answer the question. >> chuck, she says it was allowed by the state department. was it allowed by the white house, which i believe trumps the state department? >> well, and no. >> hold on, you're stepping on it. >> that was not -- that wasn't the spirit of the regulation. and this is, obviously, she's trying to parse words here. let me tell you something about if she had used that tone and that language three months ago, there would have come across more sincere. she's f...

The officer was responding to calls that the 19-year-old had assaulted two people and was running in traffic. police say robinson was unarmed, but attacked officer kenny. joining me now is msnbc chief legal correspondent and co-host of "the cycle" ari melber. a very long wind-up there from the district attorney. are you surprised by his conclusions? >> i'm not surprised. what he laid out was the factual case for why he found that there were no charges warranted, as we just heard. lawful use of deadly force was the words he used. wisconsin is one of only two states in the nation that actually h...

Any idea about where the breach was on the fuselage? >> absolutely. i think that would be a reasonable. again we don't want to jump to conclusions but you might expect if the hull fractures at a certain point that people who are sitting close to that event would more likely wind up, you know free. like in the case of air france 447, some bodies floated free. some remained fastened in the seat belts in the structurally complete part of the plane on the seabed. that would be a clue. but, again once you -- if these are big sections of the plane on the seabed and they pulled them out, then you're ...