To the country. Authorities nabbed one suspect this morning at new yorks hannity airport. Trying to fly to turkey and another arrested at home in brooklyn and a third man arrested in florida. All three allegedly talked about carrying out a variety of attacks in this country, one allegedly talked about assassinating the president. The latest from Deborah Feyerick outside of the federal courthouse and evan perez who first broke the story of arrest. Deb, whats the latest . What do we know about these suspects and exactly what theyre accused of . Reporter we can tell you two of the three here were at federal court today. The hearing delayed because one man asked for an uzbek translator that took a couple of hours to delay this hearing. The 19yearold, he was picked up on the jetway. He was arrested as he tried to board the plane to turkey in order to get to syria. The third man, the money man, he was in florida. He owns a series of kiosks in savannah philadelphia virginia beach. Thats how h
The kuncountry. One suspect was trying to go to turkey and another suspect booked on a later flight was arrested in brooklyn and a third man was ar are rested in florida. All three talk ded about carrying out attacks, and one talked about killing the ing theing the president. We are joined by deborah feyerick. And what do we know about the suspects and what they are accused of. We know that two of the three were here at federal court this afternoon, and anderson one of the men had asked for an uzbek translator delaying the hearing. The 19yearold was picked up on the jetway as he was ar are rested to try to board the plain to syria. The third man, the money man, owns a series of kiosks in philadelphia and Virginia Beach and florida by selling kit canchen kitchenware. Now, they did have a backup plan anderson and one of the reasons is because the 19yearold, his mom had confiscated his passport fearing that is what he wanted to do. So he came up with a plan b according to the court docume
when you got into that jury room as you said hadn t been able to talk about it. suddenly all have ideas in your head and able to talk about it was it apparent right away that everybody s on the same page here in terms of what they now believe or was it, you know sometimes it was just like everybody was we passed the kleenex box. passing a stick to talk. all 12 jurors got to talk and say their piece without interruption. and then we got to question and discuss. it took us you know we had to really weigh the evidence and make sure we believed what we were doing was right. and then we took a vote. that was it. that was it. heidi and stacey thank you so much. thank you.
testimony. obviously, excruciating for her. sounds like she couldn t be in that courtroom anymore. she got up and left. wasn t even around for the verdict, anderson. incredible. thank you, ed lavandera, very much. two members of the jury i spoke with stacey matthews and heidi correa earlier tonight. so heidi, i know this case hinged on whether or not the shooter knew he was doing right from wrong. you as a jury decided he did know right from wrong. i m wondering, what convinced you of that? reporter: it was just kind of an overall, it was you get so much information in the matter of, you know the 10 or 11 days of the trial. you hear one side and then the other. it was the preponderance of the evidence that he admitted he knew it was wrong, and the one thing for me everybody has their own hinge thing that convinced them but for me it was when he admitted that when he was riding in the back of the
was influenced by outside items. i will tell you one other thing. one other observation i make and maybe echoes both danny and drew is they re smart and they take this stuff seriously and always i m always refreshed whatever goes on that jurors take it seriously. once they take the oath next to military service, people take this stuff seriously. that was one of the things heidi said. we were talking about this off camera. she was saying she would go back and forth. the prosecution would argue with something and say, i can see that point. the defense would argue and say, i can see that point as well. and i think that s the mark of a good juror. somebody with an open mind and is listening to both prosecution and defense and ultimately finally make up their own mind. exactly right. mark geragos, danny cevallos dr. drew. thank you. ahead, a star not shy about jet setting lifestyle but who