Frontline goes inside a terror cell accused of planning mayhem and mass murder in Atlanta and Toronto in summer 2006. Self-proclaimed Muslim fundamentalist Mubin Shalkh, who spent two years inside the cell as a police informant, tells Frontline about the cell's plots and politics. Intelligence agencies consider the cell to be the most serious homegrown cell discovered so far in North America. Like a clone of cells that have grown all over Europe, the cell attracts clusters of young men, often of immigrant parents, living in the suburbs, who reject their parents' culture and modern consumerism to become a "Jihad generation."

Originally broadcast as a segment of the television program Frontline, Nov. 23, 2004.

Directed by David Rummel; written by Lowell Bergman and David Rummel; produced by David Rummel and Nelli Kheyfets.