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man had planned to carry out that attack, ken? reporter: yeah, that is right, this 42-year-old affidavit says that 26-year-old rezwan ferdaus, a man from massachusetts, planned to launch several remote control airplanes from this spot here at the east potomac park, packed with explosives. the pan was to hit the pentagon and the capitol. reporter: this was the plan, he was going to destroy the u.s. capitol and the pentagon. he is a physics graduate, and planned the attack last year. one source says the details of the affidavit show he was committed to the plan. this guy was very serious, very well educated. self radicalized lone wolf. reporter: undercover investigators who acted as though they were al-qaeda said he planned to carry out the attacks with these planes, using c-4 explosives, slamming them into the pentagon and capitol. rezwan ferdaus said he wanted to cut off the u.s. government s military center, and severely hurt the head and heart of the snake. no que
barrier was grabbed by an officer and thrown head first into a parked car. it appears his only crime was carrying a video camera for the protest. a federal judge will allow some parts of alabama s controversial illegal immigration law to take effect. during the ruling, the judge said some parts of the law conflicted with federal immigration laws. but the judge also ruled other parts such as checking the immigration status of students or people pulled over by police are not in conflict. alabama s law is the toughest of a new wave of immigration laws being approved by states across the country. officers with u.s. immigration and customs enforcement had a busy seven days last week. they arrested more than 2900 convicted criminal illegal immigrants. roughly one in every state including these arrests in maryland. ice calls the sweep the largest of its kind involving more than 1900 nationwide. most arrest had had multiple felony convictions such as attempted murder, kidnapping
tie look all cool and then i realized the microphone was on it and that i will just look like a douche. you know what kind of freaked me out tonight? the idea that jonathan watches this show to get himself excited for his autoerotic fun ride. geoff: what do you think i do during the entire show? [laughter] craig: good night, everybody. ñññ verizon 9 news now rundown, a network ahead. this is 9 news now. a toy to be used for an act of terror, and the target? us. specifically the pentagon and the capitol building. investigators say a man in massachusetts plotted it essentially to finish off what the 911 tourists started. we are joined live where the man had planned to carry out that attack, ken? reporter: yeah, that is right, this 42-year-old affidavit says that 26-year-old rezwan ferdaus, a man from massachusetts, planned to launch several remote control airplanes from this spot here at the east potomac park, packed with explosives. the pan was to hit the pentagon a
coming in from baltimore through laurel, you ll be ok down to this point at new hampshire avenue and then on the outer loop, all the way to 270, you re fine. no problems on 270 in from frederick. let s zoom into the west side of town. 66, you may find it a tiny bit slow around the beltway. see the red car under the sign. that s because of construction and there was some at nutley street as well. let s wind a live look at the american legion bridge. otherwise, no concerns, crossing the bridge span leaving maryland and virginia. you should be ok. if you take the trains this morning, no problems on metro, vre or marc. everything is running on time. coming up, we ll fly the gw parkway at 5:09. federal investigators say a massachusetts man was self- radicalized and planned to try to blow up the u.s. capitol and the pentagon. prosecutors say rezwan ferdaus was arrested by undercover agents who delivered weapons he had asked for. 9news now reporter surae chinn is live at the cap