video that showed a mass killing that he forwarded to someone else, he hoped allah would use his divine powers to harm non-believers. he also told a co-worker he had a brother overseas had been kidnapped and conscripted into isis. people familiar with this investigation say it's entirely possible that when he tampered with the plane in july, he did do it just to get overtime. his lawyer, in fact, makes much of the fact that after this man alani disabled the flight data sensor on the plane, he took the trouble to go to the dock pick to make sure the problem would be picked up on the instrument panel, verifying the sabotage would be discovered by the pilot once the passengers got on and the plane started to do a rollout is a strange thing to do if he wanted the plane to take off and get into trouble in flight. was it a test? was it something else? that's very much under investigation. at this point he faces only the charge of damaging the plane, not any terrorism charge. >> which is an important point.