someone who knows that better than most is cliff sloane, the former special state department envoy incharge of negotiations to move prisoners. a large number have been moved. 500 or so under george w. bush before you and president obama were involved. tell me about this plan because it's been criticized for being too vague. there is no specific locations that could be the politics of an election year and senators who are up for reelection in states who are going ballistic on this. the whole negotiation is being slammed by congress. >> we are in the home stretch down to 91 detainees from a total of cloesz to 800. the plan is important for two reasons. there are more specifics than ever have been presented to congress. very thorough analysis by the pentagon about the cost that it would take in terms of moving a small number of detainees to the united states. i know the pentagon is going to be and the administration are talking to congress more about the details. secondly and i think this is important, the announcement of the plan today is a vivid demonstration of the very deep commitmen

joining me is cliff sloan. i saw you when you had that job. i joked it was like the drummer this spinal tap. it was like the worst job in washington was the dude who was supposed to close guantanamo. why is it so hard? >> well, it's hard for a number of reasons. first, you've had congress pass completely irrational and unnecessary restriction that have tended to tie the president's hands and you also have had the fact that the issue erupted politically. there are tremendous misunderstandings about it. the issue got seriously off course. that doesn't change the fact it's extremely important to close guantanamo. it poses real national security problems as the president was just saying. >> to be clear about the population, there's a whole bunch of people, i think about 35 people who are sitting there who, we the united states government have no claim they have done anything wrong. they are just sitting there 12, 13 years in what is an endless hell for a person picked up off the street by a bounty hunter. there's a bunch of people going through a

cliff and then got into a car crash. his only injury is kind of a stiff neck. sonni: this one-year-old already shredding the powder. sloan henderson 14 months of utah shattering expectations. her parents say they are very hi, high 5. bob: can't walk yet. sonni: complete hilarity in tokyo where one zoo worker dresses up like a zebra so co-workers can figure out what to do when animals escaped. the zebra tore down fences. before getting caught and sedate bide workers. the zoo has animals escape like this, they do this with a fake panther, elephants and most recently monkeys as well. he plays the part beautifully. bob: he stopped and made fun of the tigers and lions, too. i am on this side, come get me. >>> coming up after the break a sick teenager with a tremendous act of generosity donating her one wish to another girl less fortunate. >> i saw silviya g than the whole period she was introducing longhorn' s steaks that sizzle for $12.99. like the new smoky bacon sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. only at longhorn steakhouse. sonni: if you were looking for an example of a selfless act, we have the story for you. a t