Prosecutors say coded calls from New York jail helped an alleged U.K. terror plot

A man already locked up on terrorism charges in New York is accused of helping direct another alleged plot from behind bars. The U.S. Justice Department says Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi used coded phone calls with relatives to help coordinate a September plot targeting RAF Fairford, a British air base where American forces were stationed. The federal indictment also charges two other men.