CAMEROTA: A New Jersey man indicted for allegedly scouting possible attack targets for the terror group Hezbollah. Among the locations prosecutors say he surveilled were the White House, the Statue of Liberty, and Fenway Park. CNN's Brynn Gingras is here with details. This is scary, Brynn.</s>BRYNN GINGRAS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, and he's been -- he was doing it for years, Alisyn. Authorities believe 42-year-old Alexei Saab from Morristown, New Jersey, belonged to Hezbollah for more than two decades and acted as a scout for the terrorist group here in the U.S. for several years, reporting information back to its leaders. These are some of the pictures. They're just eerie. That the federal government says Saab took as he surveilled possible targets for an attack. Among them, airports in New York City, local bridges and government buildings, also Times Square, the U.N. building, the Statue of Liberty. In Washington, D.C., the Lincoln Memorial, Capitol Building, and the White House. And in Boston, Fenway Park, the Prudential Center and Quincy Market. That was just a few of the locations. Saab also allegedly worked to gain information about the structural weaknesses of bridges and tunnels to determine how a future attack could possibly cause the most destruction. And according to the 33-page criminal complaint just unsealed, Saab trained with Hezbollah, visiting Lebanon on at least ten occasions and received bomb making and firearms training. The Department of Justice says Saab became a naturalized citizen in 2008. He's been in custody, though, since July, but tracked by feds at least prior to 2018. And he's now facing nine federal charges, including providing material supporting to a foreign terrorist organization. John.</s>BERMAN: All right, Brynn, thank you very much. Stay on that for us. New developments in the race for president. Elizabeth Warren all of a sudden being attacked by some of our Democratic rivals. What's going on here, next.
NJ Man Charged with Scouting for Terror Group