reporter: there were once almost 700 prisoners at guantanamo bay. after years of releases, there are now just 61 left. campaigners have given the latest move qualified welcome. >> they will be returning in some places to places where they cannot meet their families. there often sent to countries not connected. not be to be travel will afforded to them. they might not be able to see their children now grown into , men and young women. they may have missed the deaths of their parents and young -- and other relatives. reporter: the obama administration wants to put remaining detainees on trial in the u.s., a move fiercely resisted by congress. the long torture solder of guantanamo bay will rumble on long after barack obama has left office. katty: the bbc has reported from the guantanamo bay detention facility earlier this year. you came back just a few months ago. what happens, according to your reporting, to these detainees once they get sent back somewhere like uae? reporter: the same thing that has happened to other detainees, confined in a sense in

. >> we will also keep open guantanamo bay and place a renewed emphasis on human intelligence. we will also seek to capture high value targets to gain needed information to dismantle their organization. >> 61 detainees remain at the administration says there will be more transfers in coming weeks. >> kelly wright. thank you. the gitmo announcement coming hours after donald trump's first major foreign policy speech. republican nominee outlining his plan to take town terrorists. the left already on the attack. >> vice president joe biden came out swinging in his first campaign appearance for hillary clinton speaking for his hometown in scranton, pennsylvania. he said donald trump is unqualified to be the commander-in-chief, not knowledge enough on foreign policy nor willing enough to learn. if trump likes russian president vladimir put ten he would have loved the former soviet union. >> he likes auto krat the. he wills the politicses that fears intolerance calling for the ban on muslims in the united states slandering proud muslim parents for a gold star family threatening to sen

releases 15 prisoners from guantanamo bay. the men are moved to the united arab emirates, the biggest transfer of inmates from the prison since president obama came to power. pressure uses an airbase in iran to launch bombing raids on syria. the first time moscow has used the country since it entered the conflict last year. the u.s. calls the news disappointing. and the row over islamic swimwear simmers on. a fourth town has moved to ban the burkini. activists called the move is on the phobic. -- is llalamaphobic. first, the united states has released 15 inmates from the guantanamo bay prison. the man, 12 yemeni and three afghans, have been sent to the united arab emirates. they were held 14 years as part of a response to the september 11 terror attacks. neverthose released have been charged with a crime. 61 prisoners remain at guantanamo despite a promise to close the prison. for more, we can go to philip crowther. a few months left before obama leaves office. is he a hoping to make good on the pledge? would hope so, but it i

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. >>> a record number of detainees just released from the prison in guantanamo bay.hey're heading to the uae, lieutenant general thomas mcinerney says releasing the prisoners will put american lives at stake. he's with me after this. >> sir, what i can tell you is unfortunately there have been americans that have died because of gitmo detainees. >> how many americans have to die? how many people in brussels or paris have to die? you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cial

from gitmo, despite real concerns about who's leaving. >> i'm absolutely committed to closing guantanamo bay. >> reporter: five months before president obama leaves office, critics say he's rushing to empty out guantanamo bay. >> you see a real desperation really where the administration is out there shopping around the world, trying to find somebody, anybody, to take these gitmo detainees. >> reporter: today, senior defense officials tell fox nearly half of the detainees have been approved for transfer to other countries. opponents say only the worst of the worst remain and question moving any of them. >> president obama's only task force determined that most of the remaining detainees were too dangerous to transfer. what's happening is a lot of them who were supposed to be tried or held indefinitely are being approved for transfer. >> reporter: the pentagon says one of the 34 scheduled to transfer includes muhammad slahi, a significant al qaeda operative, who facilitated 9/11 attacker's travel. me alleged torture by the cia at black sites in jordan and afghanistan and more harsh treatment

sandra: donald trump says he is committed to keeping guantanamo bay open.s making his message clear? will that resonate with the american people? >> i think he has to keep dwelling on it say why, not because you want to keep people in jail or torture people, you get information and intelligence. this is place where they can be kept until the struggle is over. generally you don't release prisoners until the war is over and this war is ongoing. sandra: guess for lack of a better word their resume's as terrorists. these guys would have intelligence, information, you heard donald trump say, we want to renew the emphasis on human intelligence. that is about relationships and about access to people, right? >> if we do take prisoners, basically we're not taking prisoners now. drone attacks. >> mentioned that he would keep that in the program, donald trump. >> important to have a place where you interrogate people and interrogate -- again, information was gained at gitmo was very helpful stopping attacks here in country. melissa: how much information was gathered?

of the obama administration released 15 men from guantanamo bay yesterday.at is the single largest transfer of men from the facility. they will head to the united --b emirates and 61 the men 51 men and remain at the prison. donald trump laid out plans to fight what he calls radical islamic terrorism. among the plans that he laid out yesterday, i strategy that would include a more stringent testing of immigrants who wanted to enter the united states. our first 45 minutes

>>> next up, closing guantanamo bay. another iranian scientist is executed.at. >>> absolutely committed to closing the detention facility at guantanamo. >> you see a real desperation, really, where the administration is out there shopping around the world trying to find somebody, anybody to take these gitmo detainees because the obama administration is so desperate to empty out gitmo. >> there is no doubt about it. there is an effort to clear gitmo. you look at the numbers from the start of the president obama's time in office. 242 detainees at gitmo at that time two days later president obama issues executive order to close the prison there. ian 20th, 2013, the start of the second term 166 there. as of today, 76 detainees remain. the worst of the worst we're told and half of them, based on what we're being told have been approved for transfer to other countries. we're back with the panel. charlie, this seems to be moving quickly and we don't really know exactly where their going or what the arrangements are. >> when you lock at the recidivism rates that we h

do you think you'll succeed in getting guantanamo bay closed?my hope and expectation. leland: there you go. vice president joe biden speaking out about the president's plans for guantanamo bay. the administration saying they've met with major opposition from congress. earlier this month the pentagon transferred 15 detainees to the united arab emirates. let's bring in representative michael mccaul, the chairman of the house committee on homeland security. nice to see you, sir. thanks for being with us. >> thanks, leland. leland: we know president obama's wanted to close guantanamo bay, big part of his campaign in 2008. can he legally do it? >> no. the answer is, no. we passed the national defense authorization bill last congress that prohibits him from closing guantanamo bay. that bill is up for reauthorization as i speak, and i'm a conferee to the report, and we are going to hold firm on this. i think it would be highly reckless and irresponsible to close down guantanamo bay. i know it's been one of his campaign pledges but, you know, the fact i

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. >> 15 prisoners guantanamo bay on monday. 3 of them are from afghanistan.ilies hold up pictures of loved ones hoping they can return home soon. they there are 61 prisoners left at guantanamo bay. >>> el chapo's son is a was taken by a rival cartel of his father. it happened earlier this week this the pacific resort city of puerto vallarta. officials are assuring visitors that this was an isolated incident. >>> severe thunderstorm watch this effect now, topper shutt is tracking what is headed our way and how it could affect your plans for (jet engine reving up) you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as 69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off ... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com. low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. (clap, clap, ding) >>> northern virginia restaurant worker is called a hear row after he help -- hero after he helped a elderly man find his wedding ring. the ring was more than 50 years old. >> the employee felt

do you think that you will succeed in getting guantanamo bay closed? my hope and expectation. harris: the chairman of the house homeland security committee says the president would be defying congress and putting americans at risk. watch. >> we passed the national defense authorization bill last congress that prohibits him from closing guantanamo bay. that bill is up for reauthorization as i speak. i'm a conferee to the report and we are going to hold firm on this. i think it would be highly reckless and irresponsible to close down guantanamo bay. harris: through the state department you would know this through ever coulding them. do we have, james, the kinds of relationships around the world to really count on our partners to watch these guys once they're in country? >> in a word, no. and really the most irresponsible aspect of this is not closing down the facility, although frankly it costs $17 million to build. no one ever said what else they plight do wit. i would like to hear that. it is not bringing these people to the united states. these guys,

. >> and detainees from guantanamo bay, where they're . >>> good morning, 5 meteorologist janessa webb and we're getting lucky this morning. detroit southern michigan under a flood advisory. we're going to see two inches per hour in that area. now, we're getting the back edge of this storm system. we'll start to see more widespread rain and storms. we're under a slight risk for severe storms this afternoon to your evening. our daytime highs are slightly warmer, 84 degrees for greater cleveland. after we get over the next isolated activity for your wednesday and finally tracking some sunshine for your late week. kristen. >> and looking forward to that, janessa. >>> the highways look good. four live looks of 90 and no issues on the highways. by the way, the construction on canal road right under 90 has been postponed this week. over to you guys. >>> and right now, the cuyahoga county board of elects is looking for -- elections is looking good for -- for good people. they want to hire more than 300 temporary employees and they want to help with the general they're holding a job fair that

naval base in guantanamo bay, cuba. it was established in 2002 by former u.s. president george w.h. following the september 11 attacks under his administration, suspected members of the taliban and al qaeda from or -- from over 40 countries were detained here. at one point, more than 700 prisoners. among them, the alledge it mastermind of 9/11. interrogation methods in groove -- include waterboarding and sleep deprivation. free from american laws, some are held in custody indefinitely without trial and without charge. 10 years ago, the move towards military tribunals was struck down as unconstitutional a u.s. supreme court. when he took office in 2009, president barack obama pledged to shut it down. >> guantanamo will be closed no later than one year from now. reporter: but there has been fierce resistance, especially from the republican-controlled congress did they argue closing it would be expensive and transferring the most dangerous suspects to u.s. civilian prisons is out of the question. now his last few months in office, obama is standing firm. 19 of the remaining 61 prison

should the guantanamo bay facility be closed down. you can talk about that? there was a suggestion they could be housed in maximum security facilities in the united states >> the only way that happens, the only way that guantanamo detention center closes down is if congress lifts its restrictions on transferring people to the united states, or if president obama decides that as commander in chief he has the authority to defy congress. there is what leaisa monaco has called the 30 to 40 detainees who the united states is unwilling to let go, unwilling to settle into other countries. in order to shut down that prison operation, you'd have to move some of these men. not release them ail. not open the cells and let them go out. but what we at the miami herald have called guantanamo north. a guantanamo-like detention on u.s. soil. so far congress has forbid it. they used the power of the purse strings. no money to build a new facility or to use american military aircraft to move them. and they said not on u.s. soil. it doesn't close unless the president, this pres

trump vowed to keep guantanamo bay open and launch a commission on radical islam.on and president obama without calling them the founders of isis. >> we cannot let this evil continue. nor can we let the hateful ideology of radical islam. oppression of women and gays and children. be allowed to reside or spread in our country. any country which shares this goal will be our ally. we cannot always choose our friends, but we can never fail to recognize our enemies. if i become president, the era of nation building will be brought to an very swift and decisive end. hillary clinton lacks the judgment, as said by bernie sanders, stability and temperament and the moral character to lead our nation. she also lacks the mental and physical stamina to take on isis and all of the many add advesaries we face. >> and hillary clinton and joe biden stumping in pennsylvania and president obama talking about him as well. we have sara murray with the latest in ohio. >> reporter: trump said it is time to rewrite the approach to foreign policy. time to end the practice of nation buildin

. >>> vice president joe biden says he expects guantanamo bay terror prison to close before he and president obama leave office. opponents oh of that move say it's not going to happen. pentagon producer lucas tomlinson looks at the final months of a battle that's been waging since day one of the obama presidency. >> that is my hope and expectation. >> reporter: the vice president answering whether the guantanamo bay military detention center will be closed by the time president obama leaves office. one gop senator had a one-word answer -- nope. critics say only hard core jihadists are left there, some that could return to terrorism. >> president obama's only task force determined most of the remaining detainees are too dangerous to transfer. a lot of these detainees are now being approved for transfer. >> reporter: earlier this month, the pentagon transferred 15 detain detainees. 61 remain, 20 now eligible for transfer. the republican chairman of the house armed services committee reacted to the vice president's comments in a statement to fox news. >> there are some detainees at guantanamo b

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killing relatives of terrorists and now trump is saying he's fine trying american citizens at guantanamo bayall of these things have in common is that they're illegal under u.s. law. barbara starr digs deeper. >> fred, there's always been a lot of talk about bringing guantanamo detainee to the united states for trial. now donald trump is talking about the possibility of sending american citizens charged with terrorism to guantanamo bay for trial. is it legal? can he really do it? donald trump has new thoughts on how, if elected, he might send u.s. citizens accused of terrorism to the military prison at guantanamo bay. >> would you try to get the military commissions, the trial court there to try u.s. citizens? >> well i know that they want to try them in our regular court systems and i don't like that at all. i don't like that at all. i would say that could be tried there. that could be fine. >> the law that created military commissions specifically exempts u.s. citizens from being tried at gitmo, military experts say rkts so mr. trump would have to work with congress to establish different

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. >>> vice president joe biden says he expects guantanamo bay terror prison to close before he and president obama leave office. opponents oh of that move say it's not going to happen. pentagon producer lucas tomlinson looks at the final months of a battle that's been waging since day one of the obama presidency. >> that is my hope and expectation. >> reporter: the vice president answering whether the guantanamo bay military detention center will be closed by the time president obama leaves office. one gop senator had a one-word answer -- nope. critics say only hard core jihadists are left there, some that could return to terrorism. >> president obama's only task force determined most of the remaining detainees are too dangerous to transfer. a lot of these detainees are now being approved for transfer. >> reporter: earlier this month, the pentagon transferred 15 detain detainees. 61 remain, 20 now eligible for transfer. the republican chairman of the house armed services committee reacted to the vice president's comments in a statement to fox news. >> there are some detainees at guantanamo b

melissa: 15 prisoners have been released from guantanamo bay and sent to the united arab emirates. of detainees during the obama administration. the pentagon says 61 prisoners now remain. president obama has been seeking to close guantanamo bay amid opposition from congress which prohibited transferring detainees to the u.s. ashley: milwaukee on edge. talking about unrest in wisconsin's largest city. why the governor of the state says clinton is to blame. melissa: deadly floods in louisiana, taking the lives of at least eight people. we'll talk to michael brown, former fema director, about the emergency response as the state braces for more rain. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. ...one of many pieces in my i havlife.hma... so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-dai

anyone with information should call police. >> back at the live desk. 15 guantanamo bay detainees have been released. in number now down to about 60. united arab country they there has been a renewed push to bring the number down in cuba. >>> we have an update to breaking news we're following. i-10 in western arizona has re-opened after a deadly crash. it closed the area for about 6 hours it's a photo near court side. a dust storm is going to be blame. >>> we're tracking court cases today. facing second-degree murder charges after police say that she hit her boyfriend with her car after the two got into an argument in 2015. she was out looking for her boyfriend after they got into a fight and she thought she hit a glendale teenager over an x box. police say that the teenage victim was selling the gaming system and when the two met up, he shot him and drove away. he pleaded not guilty. >>> former sun devil and nfl star, they have his case heard in court. police say he crashed his bmw and fled in spring. he's facing six for driving on a suspended license but has to pay a fine. >>> nick l

that is trying american citizens at guantanamo bay.rrespondent barbara starr has been working the story for us. barbara, to be clear, all these actions that he's proposing they would be against the law. >> they currently are very much against the law, jim. there's been talk in the past about bringing guantanamo detain es to the u.s. for trial. as you say, just one problem. it's not legal. donald trump has new thoughts on how, if elected, he might send u.s. citizens accused of terrorism to the military prison at guantanamo bay. >> would you try to get the military commissions and the trial court there to try u.s. citizens? >> they want to try them in our regular court systems and i don't like that at all. i don't like that at all. i would say they could be tried there. that would be fine. >> a law that created military commissions specifically exempts u.s. citizens from being tried at gitmo military experts say. >> mr. trump would have to work with congress to establish different laws. >> would that work? >> that would be constitutional

he also said he'd create a commission on radical islam, keep guantanamo bay open, and stop trying people accused of terrorism in civilian courts. he also reversed an earlier threat that the united states might not meet its nato obligations, and sd d monday h e would work with nato allies to defeat islamic state militanants if he wins the white house. former new york city mayor rudolph giuliani introduced trump onstage in youngstown monday, where giuliani sparkeded outrage when he appeared to forget about the events of 9/11. >> under those eight years before obama came along, we did not have any successful radical islamic terrorist attack in the united states. when clintonaed and obama got into office. amy: that was rudolph giuliani, who was mayor of new york city during the 9/11 attacks. in response, the cover of the "new york daily news" today printed giuliani's words superimposed upon the image of the falling twin towers. meanwhile former secretary of , state hillary clinton, and vice president joe biden held a rally in scranton, pennsylvania, monday. scranton is biden's hometown. it w

who could end up targeting americans on the battlefield in the future. 61 inmates are left at guantanamo bay as president obama works to shut d prison. >>> in tonight's fox flash point, an alliance between russia, syria, and iran. russian bombers took off from a base in western iran and flew to safe ya to drop their bombs. this is russian video of the mission. moscow warned the u.s. planes to get out of the way, which the u.s. did. bombing isis positions in syria. washington says russia is only supporting syrian president assad by bombing rebels who support the u.s. >>> syria, where fleeing isis fighters are leaving behind booby traps. the bombs detonateed here. this is the islamic state headquarters. that fail to kurdish forces on friday. explosions continue to rock the area. even isis flags have been booby trapped. that is tonight's flash point. >>> things are getting dicey down in mexico and an update on the mass kidnapping in puerto vallarta, mexico. we're learning a lot more about the in the bar that were kidnapped. one of the men abducted is the son of el chapo. member of his father's

guantanamo bay is an indication of the action we took. and to empty it is a rebuke of the united states by the president. there is a physical reaction and reality to the release of these men. there is also a psychological boost to the enemy around the world. isis doesn't care about the old al qaedas in gitmo. but when the president says all of this was wrong, that's the motivation of these terrorists. charles: rick, where does this lead us, and the dangers of it. >> gitmo is a difficult situation. no one should treat it lightly. but this was a decision to open up gitmo by the bush administration because there were no other alternatives. i don't buy that it's a recruiting tool. islamic radicals won't say because i have to go to gitmo i better double down and do more or fight against the united states. that's a silly thing. what is a recruiting tool is when we try to say we have to close down gitmo because people have hurt feelings in the middle east and looking like we are naive. that's a recruiting tool. charles: donald trump back on the

the biggest release in guantanamo bay reducing the 61.er of numbers to and he's calling it extreme vetting. donald trump announcing a plan to more strictly screened immigrates through the united tates. catherine: thanks for being with us. we will start a off what is turning out to be a major talking point here in france today. it used to be skimpy beach wear that raised eyebrows but there us a growing debate over just the opposite. e're talking about full body coverings. three french towns have now banned the garment in quick succession. the latest of them partly inspired by a violent fight on a beach that bloke out after some local youths tried to photograph burk kinney clad women. >> no just fashionable swimwear from muslim women who want to cover up on the beach some say it goes against french secular alues. this town has become the third to ban the beach wear. the mayor said people there feeled provoke by that sort of thing. he emphasized he's not targeting muslims but wants to get rid of islamist fundamentalists on the island who says have "no business here." he called the ban necessa

./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> 15 guantanamo bay detainees have been transferred to the united arab emirates. the inmates include nationals from afghanistan, yemen, and the u-a-e. in less than a year, 55 detainees have been transferred guantanamo is down to 61... it was 242 when president obama took office./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> hackers are focusing their sites on hotels. ((brian loftus)) >> we'll take a look at the hotel hacking problems in washington d.c. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and a man from china is attempting to make history. by travelling the world with a single engine airplane. we'll take a look at his journey. next on good day.// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... ((brian loftus)) >>> customers of twenty upscale hotels in 10 states and washington d-c are victims of hackers... who now have their confidential credit card information -- and it's interesting how easy they can be hacked -- hyatt, sheraton, marriott, westin... and intercontinental hotels and resorts. h-e-i hotel and resorts, says malware was discovered in june on payment systems in its restaurants,

donald trump talking about sending american citizens to guantanamo bay for military trials.ld the u.s. troops obey him? could he do that? >> donald trump has new thoughts on how, if elected, he might send citizens convicted of terrorism to the military prison at gaun tuantanamo bay. >> i don't like trying them in our regular court system. i would say they can be tried there, that would be fine. >> the law that created military admissions prevents them from being tried at guantanamo. >> he would have to work to establish different laws. that would be constitutionally suspect. why? under u.s. courts are fully open and available to provide the u.s. constitutional guarantees. >> some of trump's ideas are raising critical questions about the authority of the president so order troops to carry out actions which violate u.s. law. simply put, the u.s. military has a duty to disobey illegal orders even when they come from the president. >> adherence to civilian command and control is a bedrock principal. however the u.s. military wears to protect and defend the u.s. constitution firs

miami herald reporter carol idea ofg on the recent transferring 15 detainees out of guantanamo bay. and the numbers still being held at gitmo. c-span's washington journal live beginning at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. in tallahassee, florida, tim kaine talk to small business incubator to talk about federal assistance to entrepreneurs. floridan the campus of university. this is 20 minutes. thank you. good morning. or good afternoon, now. --ann, my wife andan and tim kaine and hillary clinton's running mate. this is the third time i have been to florida since i have been added to the ticket. two weeks ago was the secretary of education in virginia. she stepped down so she could come on the campaign trail also. we are doing events in tallahassee today, a voter registration rally with students . we wanted to come by and see you. both of us have had experience working in these incubators in small business. her capacity of secretary of education, she worked on one as well. out ay clinton rolled small business plan that had a couple of key components. hillary clinton, yo

have sent to the united american emerson desperate this -- -- some have been held at guantanamo baye than 14 years. doesn't of those prisoners are from yemen and three in afghanistan. in global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. oliver: about 30 minutes until markets close here in new york. let's go live to the nest where we have abigail doolittle. a down day all day. off session lows just slightly but nonetheless down. let's look at what is dragging today. big story all day has been shares the organic company plunging, on pace or their worst drought on record after the close, they said there are accounting issues. the reaction has been bearish. there are some defending the stock. we wanted to get to the bottom of this. this afternoon, we were fortunate enough to speak to anthony, an analyst who did cut his ratings and his estimates of the main take away here is uncertainty. until the company finishes an internal audit and there is an independent audit done in young signs off on this, we will -- we will not know how ba

immigration, said that h wants to build bridges andnd er division and said said that he would keep guantanamo bay open, news. >> hillary clinton, spoke at a scranton pennsylvania rally her late father's hometown, also where vice president joe biden grew up, and he appeared with her today. biden touted clinton as the only candidate with real experience.. clinton even took a swipe at trump, said that the nomineeat of the republican party >> > ubsometimes, said that he not tell anyonea what he will d because he wants to keep his plan secret. and then turns out the secret is that he has no plan. >> en she will be in at the john marshall high school with doors open at 11 and event starting a 1:15 p.m. you can find tickets it has been kind of a gloomy monday, you had to rely on your coworkers good attitudes to. >> you go. >> the current forecast shows things arere pretty quiet. some students went back to school an someone back later on the 17th. >> got some nonproductive clouds you can see in indiana and michigan some heavier downpours and tonight just a few stray showers but for most of us will bebe c

vice-president biden said he expects guantanamo bay to close.tics say it could jeopardize our national security. here's more. >> that is my hope and expectation. >> reporter: the vice-president answering whether the guantanamo bay military detention center will be closed by the time president obama leaves office. one gop senator had an answer, nope. critics say only hard-core jihadist are left. >> most of the remaining detainees are too dangerous to transfer. they were supposed to be tried and now they are approved for transfer. the largest transfer under president obama to date. nearly 800 held in gitmo, 51 remain and 20 eligible for transfer. the republicans for the house committee reacted. the only people who want to bring terrorist to our shore and president obama and vice-president biden. the defense secretary knows some must remain in custody. >> some should not be released and he also believes it can be done safely and perhaps more economically to house those detainees in a facility here in the united states. >> this week there was a paro

return guantanamo bay his strategy for fighting terrorism. we wanted to know if his idea for screening muslims for ideology would be workable. mike sax takes a closer look. >> reporter: here in d.c., it's hard to find someone who is not trying to spin you one way or the other on immigration debate. we found someone who served in reagan and clinton administrations and she was a straight shooter for us on what trump's immigration plan really means. she president bill clinton from 1993 to 2000 and worked under president nixon, ford and reagan. here is what she had to say about donald trump. >> he doesn't understand the kind of controls currently in place. and the kinds of screening and vetting that indeed do occur. >> reporter: take syrian refugees, for instance. trump has called them a trojan horse. he says we don't know who they are, a lot of them are isis. it's why trump back in december called for a temporary ban on though he has since recasted as a regional rather than religious ban. >> the vetting of syrian refugees is the most intensive o

we will also keep "common of a and place a renewed --keep open guantanamo bay and place a renewed emphasis-- [applause] we will also use drone strikes to seek high intelligence targets to dismantle their organizations. [applause] triedn combatants will be in military commissions. [applause] finally, we will pursue aggressive criminal or immigration charges against anyone who lends material support to terrorism. there will be consequences for those people. there will be very serious consequences. similar to the effort to take down the mafia, this will be the understood mission of every federal investigator and prosecutor in the country. [applause] to accomplish a goal, you must state a mission. the support networks for radical islam will be removed one by one, viciously if necessary. viciously if necessary. [applause] immigration officers will also have their power is restored. [applause] they have been taken away. those that are guests in our countries that are preaching hate will be asked to return home immediately. and if they don't do it, we will return them home. [applause] to make ame

a guantÁnamo bay shocker.would you need to know is the prison prepares for the largest transfer under president obama. more trouble for the affordable care act is another major insurer pulls back. why aetna is pending exposure in all but four states. trouble behind the wheel of the new court in significant financial penalties for vw. a wild night in rio, how it two separate stumbles to gold away from the u.s. searching for direction following record closes for each of the major averages in yesterday's session. in europe, market slightly lower across the board and in asia overnight asked whether led by japan's nikkei which fell 1.6%. care to break it down, fox business network's dagen mcdowell. conservative commentator kerstin haglund is here as well. courtesy of this morning. good to have you. from the u.s. ambassador to the united nations john bolton will be here. former fema director michael brown and new york fed president bill bradley. you don't want to miss the all-star lineup. meanwhile, who is best to f

reporting downtown, adam hammond 15 detainees in guantanamo bay , the president wants to close that detention facility in cuba. will continue, the futures are alllup for tomorrow. >>> in adams county, he will be in court later this week after being arrested in denver. denver 7 got the police report, he got into a fight with his wife and reportedly hit her head against the floor. he is on leave from the sheriff's department. use the second want to be arrested for violence. this earlier this year. >>> more police oversight in denver, that's what people have been pushing for after a heated though, it will be up to denver voters to decide if they want it to be permanent. the meeting just wrapped up. what does this mean?>> reporter: it means that this november, denver voters will see this question on the ballot. will make a permanent. paul lopez says it is critical for public safety. >> we are working to transform practices, -- >> railing for channe and police accountability. >> it is a necessary step. >> reporter: they took to the steps of the city and council building. before taking their concer

what do you think should happen to the remaining detainees at guantanamo bay? >> i don't think gitmo should be closed. i think these are enemy combatants and they deserve to stay where they are until hostilities are complete. >> so you don't buy the whole argument that gitmo is a pr disaster used by terrorist against the u.s.? >> i think we need to push back on that. these are people who want to kill americans in mass. i have dealt with these people face to face. they are intelligent, many of them. they are well-traveled. they are well studied. these are very motivated people who eat, sleep and drink to destroy america. the idea they shouldn't be locked up and held. by the way some of them -- i was even told when i was with the cia with some of these people that they would much rather go to gitmo than be in a variety of other prisons around the world especially from the regions in which they come. so, look, we need to put ourselves on a war footing here, remind ourselves that that's what we are involved in. and, as we round up enemy combatants around round them

. >> vice president biden makes a statement about when guantanamo bay will shut its door. >> battleground state could decide would will sit in the oval office, could it be florida? a last eyes are on the buckeye state this time. >> the chicago police charging two brothers with murder in the shooting death of n.b.a. star dwayne wade's cousin. czar win and zaire written sorrell were trying to shoot a third man when they shot aldridge instead pushing a baby in a israeler. accrues in only are battling a wildfire blocking an entrance to yellow stone which has closed some areas of the park but other parts are open to visitors. all the turkish president is promising to destroy terrorists after bombing cross the country, saving tanks across the syrian border after weaks of deadly attacks by isis and occurred iran mill -- kurdish militants. >> now turning our focus to a key battleground state, ohio which is critical for donald trump because no republican has ever, ever won the white house without winning the buckeye state. according to our poll there is ground to make up. this is showing hillary c

. >>> 15 detainees from guantanamo bay are now released. the president long expressed he wants to close the detention facility in cuba. >>> peace is returning to milwaukee affer a 10:00 p.m. curfew for minors following two nights of unrest. at least six were arrested last night. the confrontations began after a milwaukee police officer shot and killed an armed man who refused to put the gun down. >>> the death toll continues to rise after flooding in louisiana. some reports list about six people as dead, others say up >> rescue crews and brave volunteers have been working around the clock to save people from these historic floods. over the weekend more than 20 inches of rain fell in and around baton rouge. forecasters say more rain is on the way. >> what can you do? you can't pick up a pail and empty the water out. so you're just more or less in a state of being stuck. >> going to be bad but we didn't think it was going to be nothing like this. been rescued from their homes. >>> a major cceanup in indiana this morning after multiple tornado

that's closing the prison at guantanamo bay. bill? >> apart from the funding, governor scott has called on the administration saying wies combat should be able to he zika virus. >> i know that public health professionals at the c.d.c. have been engaged with their counterparts even before it was detected in florida. we have been focused on robust, effective state and local and federal coordination on this so if there are any differences of opinion about this, you know, i would refer to c.d.c. for how we can work through them. >> it seems there are repeated requests that haven't been answered. >> i'm not sure what they are. you might check with the c.d.c.. if there is a hold up maybe they can tell you what they might be. it is possible it is related to the insufficient funding that republicans and congress have provided for this effort. [applause] >> the c-span radio app makes it easy to follow the 2016 election wherever you are. get audio coverage and up to the minute schedule information for c-span radio and television plus podcast ti

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