in san francisco, claudia cowan, fox news. >>> the trial begins. the accused mastermind of the 9/11 attacks is in court, why an attorney called the proceedings unfair. >>> a happy update on two of the uc berkeley graduates held in iran. they were engaged in prison and today they took the next step. >> . >>> it was a chaotic start today to the military tribunal at guantanamo bay. at accused markwest mind of the 9/11 attack and four others. the defendants refused to respond to questions during the hearing with one making a defiant outburst. melissa raney complains this is the second time kalid sheikh mohammed and the other being charged. >> reporter: the men face several charges including aircraft hijacking and 3,000 counts of murder. >> it has to be the death penalty. it doesn't have to be an ugly death. >> it lingers in the back of your head that these people are still ahide. when mohamed and the others were first brought to trial in 2008, mohamed said he wanted to pled guilty and become a martyr. now the five are back in court under a revamped mil

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claudia cowan is on the story live from petaluma, california, with the latest. claudia? >> reporter: hi, jon. the three special agent with i.c.e.'s homeland security were shot while carrying out a search warrants, federal search warrants during a predawn sting operation in east petaluma, about an hour or so north of san francisco. you can see the scene is still very active with the yellow police tape and agents here on the scene, a number of them, dozens of them still surrounding this house. about two houses down the road here. and it's unclear exactly why they were targeting this house. we understand that they were carrying out high-risk, federal warrants related to an ongoing criminal investigation again, this house targeted at around 4:15 this morning. neighbors reported hearing quite a lot of gunfire. at a guests at best western hotel next door were put on lockdown for a time. the nature of this investigation is unclear of the as you mentioned one suspect is in custody and investigation into these incidents and related criminal case are both ongoing. the agents were

claudia cowan is live outside san francisco. >> hi, harris.ecial exhibits and even an app. given how famous it is it is hard to believe it almost didn't get built. >> as the cable is burned in two, new golden gate bridge is officially opened. >> on may 28, 1937, the golden gate straight was spanned by an art deco landmark that over came years of lawsuits and controversy. wilbur are remembers participating in the opening day festivities. a 16-year-old clare net player in the high school marching band. >> i think my most important contribution was following the base drum who was ahead of me. >> riding the ferry with his father, he watched the construction and 75 years later is still in awe. >> every day i go across i look at that bridge and say how smart those people were to engineer that thing. first proposed in 1921 by engineer joseph strauss it was opposed by rival ferry companies. in just four years a depression era crew created an engineering marvel. a 4200-foot long suspension span supported by cables held alost by two 746-foot tall high t

claudia cowan explains live from our san francisco bureau. an ordinary folks get involved in this search for aliens? >> reporter: jon all they need is a computer and some extra time to hunt through screens of cosmic data that could include signals from "et." right now up in northern california an array of radio telescopes is aimed at a patch of sky that scientists have determined could include earth-like plan etc.. the problem is billions of signals are coming in from radio station, iphones, space satellites and no single computer can sort them all out. seti, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence is recruiting citizen scientists to help them examine all the signals online and look for unusual patterns. >> eyeballs are actually better than computers when it comes to sorting out those data. so we're trying to involve the public in doing that. >> reporter: if enough volunteers find the same mysterious patterns, those radio telescopes will take a closer look. so far no signal yet from "e.t." but many astronomers say it is a matter of time b

claudia cowan is live on this for us in san francisco. hey, claudia. >> reporter: hey, martha.y scientists say it is not if but when we will find evidence of alien intelligence. now anyone can get in on the hunt. the search for alien life, an enduring human endeavor is now as close as your laptop. >> all you need is a computer, internet access and the desire to help out. >> reporter: the search for extraterrestrial intelligence is recruiting citizen scientists to unscramble billions of radio signals and isolate those coming from earth or space satellites from sources coming literally out of this world. >> we're looking for a signal that simply says one thing. there is somebody out there clever enough to have built a radio transmitter. >> reporter: right now 42 radio telescopes in northern california are gathering data from star systems scientists have determined could contain earth-like plan etc.. the problem there are too many signals for seti's computers to analyze alone. why the data coming through the telescopes is being posted online, available for free to amateur astronom

claudia cowan, fox news. >>> it is memorial day. we are honoring those who lost that you are lives fighting for our country. and day is also drawing attention to the hardships faced by men and women returning from war long after they've left the front lines. many face another fight getting the benefit they need to recover from injuries seep and unseen. we'll have more on that -- seen and unseen. we'll have more on that. fox 5 morning news is back in a moment. >>> moferld is a time to honor those who never came home from the front lines. >> here at home, machine and women who fought for our country are facing another battle. getting the help they need when they return from war. we have a report. vors memorial day is a time to honor -- memorial day is a time to honor those who never came home from the front lines. >> reporter: of the 1.6 million veterans tbrot conflicts, around 45% suffered from service-related injuries. >> we are exploring site for wmd's and i was in at humvee. the building exploded. >> before, i used to get angry at

claudia cowan is live outside san francisco. >> hi, harris.ecial exhibits and even an app. given how famous it is it is hard to believe it almost didn't get built. >> as the cable is burned in two, new golden gate bridge is officially opened. >> on may 28, 1937, the golden gate straight was spanned by an art deco landmark that over came years of lawsuits and controversy. wilbur are remembers participating in the opening day festivities. a 16-year-old clare net player in the high school marching band. >> i think my most important contribution was following the base drum who was ahead of me. >> riding the ferry with his father, he watched the construction and 75 years later is still in awe. >> every day i go across i look at that bridge and say how smart those people were to engineer that thing. first proposed in 1921 by engineer joseph strauss it was opposed by rival ferry companies. in just four years a depression era crew created an engineering marvel. a 4200-foot long suspension span supported by cables held alost by two 746-foot tall high t

claudia cowan is live outside san francisco. >> hi, harris. even an app. given how famous it is it is hard to believe it almost didn't get built. >> as the cable is burned in two, new golden gate bridge is officially opened. >> on may 28, 1937, the golden gate straight was spanned by an art deco landmark that over came years of lawsuits and controversy. wilbur are remembers participating in the opening day festivities. a 16-year-old clare net player in the high school marching band. >> i think my most important contribution was following the base drum who was ahead of me. >> riding the ferry with his father, he watched the construction and 75 years later is still in awe. >> every day i go across i look at that bridge and say how smart those people were to engineer that thing. first proposed in 1921 by engineer joseph strauss it was opposed by rival ferry companies. in just four years a depression era crew created an engineering marvel. a 4200-foot long suspension span supported by cables held alost by two 746-foot tall high towers. a mix of ar