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doug mcelway is here with what we know. they were released after 12 years in prison four to imam the 5th to astonia. it took this long to find countries willing to take them in. all five were captured in pakistan and all known to have histories of fighting with al qaeda in afghanistan. one had a personal relationship with osama bin laden. the announcement of relief meeting with anger from many republicans from capitol hill. >> the president of the united states concluded that the car on terror has reached a point that we can safely release people from gitmo. the best i can say about him is he is unfocused. that is delusional thinking. it is insane to be letting these people out of gitmo to go back to the fight. >> republican senators limit transferring suspects out of guantanamo bay after the terrorist attacks. the bill who reveal current law that allows them to foreign con dres and moratorium for them to yemen for at least two years. 54 percent of americans think the president is exceeding his authority by transferring peo

doug mcelway is here with what we know. released after 12 years in prison four to imam the 5th to astonia. it took this long to find countries willing to take them in. all five were captured in pakistan and all known to have histories of fighting with al qaeda in afghanistan. one had a personal relationship with osama bin laden. the announcement of relief meeting with anger from many republicans from capitol hill. >> the president of the united states concluded that the car on terror has reached a point that we can safely release people from gitmo. the best i can say about him is he is unfocused. that is delusional thinking. it is insane to be letting these people out of gitmo to go back to the

correspondent doug mcelway breaks it all down. >> reporter: greeted by protesters one with a sign thatd no more executive actions the president came to cedar falls utilities to tout his latest. this utility is one of a handful to provide high speed internet free of tiered pricing and blocked content. it is a model for the president's national plan. >> in too many places across america some big companies are doing everything they can to keep out competitors. today in 19 states we have laws on the books that stamp out competition and make it really difficult for communities to provide their own broad band. >> reporter: federal communications commissioner supports net nutrality despite one cost estimate of $15 billion in new state and federal taxes a year. he writes the internet must not advantage some to the detriment of others. it is argued that net nutrality is orwell yn. >> it is anything but neutral. first thing the government wants to do is regulate the cost of the internet by allocating the costs to servers rather than having the free market allocate the cost. >> it is a form of pr

doug mcelway is at reagan national. >> reporter: things are very, very calm here.haracterize it as almost a sense of resignation. if you look at the departures and arrivals. i would estimate one out of every three or four flights are canceled or delayed. according to flight aware.com we are looking at 2,000 flights canceled as of tomorrow. the three airports with the most cancellations are right in your neck of the woods la guardia, jfk, liberty and newark. in wash it' raining. it's fluctuating between rain and snow. we are expecting between 2-4 ins. that's enough to pair lie this city. but as you head north it gets dramatically worse. philadelphia will get hammered hard. there is a ground hold in philadelphia as we speak meaning nothing can take off or land. it's not due to the snow, it's due to the low ceiling. every major airport from philadelphia, newark paul the new york city airports, west chester county. portland maine and beyond will get hammered. so just expect your flight to be delayed or canceled. >> the airlines don't want to fly the cities. they will b