one of the ways he did this was on the question of guantanamo bay. he had regarded this as a shadowy, secretive form of justice. he promised on day two of his presidency to close guantanamo bay by january of last year. he pledged to bring al qaeda suspects, including the alleged mastermind of 9-eleven to civilian courts on the american mainland. the reality now is that policy is in tatters. congress voted place -- congress voted late last year to ban transferring prisoners to the u.s. mainland. this is the long-awaited response to that vote by president obama. reluctantly, the military tribunals will have to resume. >> so a lot of supporters say you let us down and critics will say we told you so. is there any response to this? >> there are groups on the left that say he may have inherited guantanamo bay but it will now be part of his legacy. they see a president trying to knock this down the field for a successor to deal with this subsequently. he insists that he will appeal against an tried to overrule the vote by congress, which he thought set a d

president obama has approved of the resumption of guantanamo bay in cuba. the facility that president obama vowed to close will operate for some time to come. the correspondent in washington says president obama may have had the option to change the policy. >> this is president obama accepting political reality. there has been a lot of opposition to the idea of closing down guantanamo bay. also, the white house has found it very difficult to persuade countries from where the detainees have come from to take them back. there is the issue that some of them may have been tortured and they would concern -- and there was concern as to how they would be treated. all these things put together has made the white house industrialize that cannot follow through on its pledge. it is a humiliating climb down. they didn't even announce it at all. they put out a statement saying that the military tribunals that would have been suspended as part of the original order were going to resume. that meant that the prison camp will continue to stay open for the foreseeable future

a break withç the bush years ordering the closure of guantanamo bay within a year.is in tatters. the camp could stay open for the foreseeable future. it was a sign of white house embarrassment it did not announce the u-turn at all. it put out word it was resuming militaryç trials suspended for the past two years. they admitted the 172 detainees would remain. among them was alleged 9/11 shaikh, lead --ç sheik mohamme. >> he was beating his head against the brick wall with the old congress which was resisting. the new congress be more republican he has said i have to live with this situation. it is not a battle i will win. >> president obama said he is committed to closing the camp and using u.s. civilian courts to try to al qaeda suspects. i strongly believe the american system of justice is a cure -- key part of our arsenal against al qaeda. our system to ensure our security is strengthened. >> this is president obama accepting political reality. there is no way you can close down guantanamo bay as quickly as he had hoped, but it is still embarrassing when he made

in guantanamo bay there's only 166 prisoners there? i wish somebody gave me a speedy trial when i was going to court. these guys are alled a -- they killed thousands of people. guest: i don't think you'd get a lot of argument from the white house guys. the real hiccup is what do you do with the people who are cleared for release, who have been through a review and yet we're going to hold them indefinitely? i think that's the real issue in a lot of this. i don't think that president obama, when he announced that they were going to close guantanamo bay, i don't think there's any way he thought we would be sitting here today talking about this executive order. everybody knew this type of executive order would be issued that the president would cod phi some sort of indefinite attention. but when we were talking about that, people envisioned we would close guantanamo bay. we would move these guys on u.s. soil and there would be a handful we would need to hold indefinitely. civilian courts, guantanamo bay would be closed, and we could make t

the fact that last week president obama signed an executive order for indefinite detention at guantanamo bay and to you does that show a clear sign of a good mo is not going anywhere that it's here to stay for a long time and we're still going to be using it well i'm very concerned about that i'm concerned about the fact that president obama made a commitment to close guantanamo and that for whatever reason he is not keeping that commitment but it wasn't only the structure of guantanamo it's work once represented real a departure from basic principles of justice and and and constitutional principles of recourse for those who are kept in detention and so we're at a point where still another administration must be held accountable for its. its violation of constitutional principles and as a constitutional attorney certainly president obama was aware of the gravity. of the decision that he's made do you think that he has been vacated george w. bush and dick cheney for all their policies on the war on terror with this move you know that's that's a real problem. so-called global war on terror has

no demonstrations on guantanamo bay.what it really tells me is that the demonstrations i saw during the previous years were not anti-war demonstrations but anti-bush demonstrations. guest: keeping with the characterization you gave me at the beginning of your comment as a professional as opposed to someone with political views, i am disheartened. i think what we did when i was in government was inappropriate response to what was a completely new set of problems. we struggled. coming up with the right formulas to deal with something that we had never had to face before. we were not in stages through out the bush administration where we changed and developed and adjusted as we move forward and as a threat changed. our understanding of that threat changed. we had to determine what works and what did not. i am disheartened to see that a new administration with powerful continuity with what will was linked before. what we are doing is an american response to this problem, not confined to one political party or the other. that

determine if it's just another glaring example of obama going back on his promise about closing guantanamo bay next we'll look into how the mainstream media is covering libya when i guess n.b.c. host made a very strong statements on the show last night which leads us to ask if the mainstream media is choosing partisanship over analysis and then could there really be a silver lining to the budget big growing in congress the democrats and republicans may have finally reached an agreement about probably won't make the tea party very happy considering that they took their anger to d.c. to protest today so what's going to happen next we'll find out the answer to that and much more in tonight's show but first our top story. nato has now officially taken sole command for air strikes over libya and they debuted a brand new flashing title operation that unified protector. but this operation seems to be anything but unified with the international community's play on whether or not to arm the rebels or how else to get off he to go while the higher powers squabble amongst themselves as to how to conduct a

white house reiterated a commit tomt close guantanamo bay.that prison within a year after taking office. he wanted to try inmates in federal court systems but the plan met with resistance on capitol hill. >> u.s. supreme court refused to hear a sacramento man's latest challenge against a government reverence to god. the attorney michael newdow tried to have pledge of alliegance banned from public schools because of the phrase "under god". the high court did rule in favor of a death row inmate who wants dna tests conducted on crime scene evidence in his case thchl zmot mean tests will be conducted but gives the right to ask for them. the inmate was an hour from execution last year when the supreme court interviewed. >> cbs comedy "two and a half men" is one man short. and the sitcom fired charlie sheen. warner brother says this was made after careful consideration. his personal life and erratic behavior prompted warner to suspend production, since then, charlie sheen wage aid media campaign against the show producers. >> headlines, a $10 air p

the guantanamo bay facility in general has sparked a lot of outrage internationally and amongst many americans why aren't we hearing the same thing about bradley manning straight meant so i think a lot of people don't give a damn i mean i think what happens is there are a lot of people who want to listen to what the government says or what the pentagon says and simply say that it is true and that you know what they're saying must be true because they don't want to look at the alternative and that's really the sad part about this we have seen this again and again and again where the government has told us one thing when in fact the rest of the story has had to come out to prove they were wrong but by that time they've gone on jack want to thank you very much for joining us and of course we'll see how history treats bradley manning who knows maybe decades from now be looked at as the new daniel ellsberg who these days has completely had his image rehab and is looked upon as a hero but only time will tell thanks so much for joining us thank you. the air force is super secret x. thi

president obama has ordered the resumption of military trials for detainees at guantanamo bay. congress blocked that. the president says he remains committed to eventually closing down the prison camp in cuba. 172 detainees remain at guantanamo bay. >>> jerry brown doesn't think he can get the two republican votes he needs top get his tax extension plan on the june ballot. he set thursday as a self- imposed deadline. they have issued a statement saying governor brown has rejected or watered down all of their proposals. if there is a special election in june, oakland voters will see a measure calling for more taxes. the oakland city council approved the five year, $80 parcel tax. it's expected to add $80 million to the general fund. >>> u.s. airlines canceled 19,000 flights during january. that is 4% of the total scheduled flights. most of the cancellations are blamed on bad weather in hub airports. >>> a little while ago tara told us about a bad accident in livermore. now there is better news. >> we spoke to metro traffic they say that alert has been lifted. crews have moved th

. >>> president obama has ordered the military trials resume for the detainees at guantanamo bay. the president requested the transfer of prisoners to u.s. but congress blocked that. the president says he remains committed to shutting down the prison camp in cuba 172 detainees remain at guantanamo bay. >>> governor brown says he does not think he can get the few republican votes he needs to get the tax extension plan on the june ballot. the governor set thursday as a self-imposed dead line. they issued a statement saying the governor watered down all of their proposals. the oakland city council approved the five year, $80 parcel tax. that tax is expected to add $11 million to oakland's general funds. >>> u.s. airlines canceled more than 19,000 flights during january. that's about 4% of the total scheduled flights and most of the cancellations were blamed on bad weather near hub airports in the northeast and the midwest. also this afternoon the census bureau will release details of its california census. the information from last years population count will include racial identitie

. >> we created guantanamo bay in cuba and said it was to preserve our way of life and get the firstng we jettisoned was the rule of law. hypocrisy breeds hatred and i'm fred -- i am afraid it has spread hatred. large numbers around the world despise us who used to feel sympathy for us. >> after two years in office, president obama has been unable to fulfill his promise to close guantanamo. it may be that when the president seeks reelection, his promise may remain unfulfilled. >> dozens of people have been rounded up in a major operation against one of italy's organized crime groups. they're considered more powerful than the sicilian mafia and one of the world's biggest cocaine traffickers. duncan kennedy reports. >> this was the big police operation conducted in darkness with enough manpower to overwhelm any resistance. addresses. some in italy and near rome. this was a hot not only for senior level members -- a hunt not only for senior level members but for merchandiseç le drugs and guns. the premises were searched in the quest for evidence. at this house, police found a secret hi

we'll be back shortly with an update on the administration's plan to restart trials at guantanamo bay. this break allows your public television station to ask for >> ifill: finally tonight, the obama administration reverses course on trials for suspected terrorists. jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: closing down guantanamo was a top priority for the new obama administration two years ago. but it ran into repeated opposition over holding or trying terror suspects in the u.s. reversing it today, the president issued an order that calls for resuming trials at guantanamo. here to tell us about is scott shane of the "new york times." scott, was this expected? did the white house feel it had no choice really given the strong opposition? >> this has been speculated about in news reports. so it wasn't a complete surprise. since congress is essentially banned the administration from bringing any of these 172 detainees left at guantanamo to the united states for trial, the administration really had no choice but to... if it wanted to have trials to renew military commissions down at the ba

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. >> military trials for terror detainees will start up again at guantanamo bay, cuba. president obama approved resumption of the trials tlchl white house reiterated its commitment can. you may recall the president vowed to shut down the trials within a year of taking office. he wanted suspects tried in federal court inside of the us you but the plan met tough resistance on capitol hill. >>> president obama is warning muammar gaddafi that the us us and nato are considering an antirebel response in libya. saying violence is unacceptable. today nato boosted surveillance flights. britain and france have begun drafting united nations resolutions for a no flying zone over libya. >> i want to send a clear message to those around general gaddafi. it's their choice to make how they operate moving forward and they will be held accountable for whatever violence continues to take place there. >> pro democracy rebels claim they're holding a royal port. rebels claim they're preparing for an assault on tripoli. pressure appears to be intensifying because gaddafi's regime continues to

. >>> still unable to fulfill his 2008 campaign promise to close guantanamo bay, president obama sayse administration will resume military trials for terror suspects detained at the prison. yesterday's move, which lifts a two-year freeze on new trials comes after months long of a standoff with congress over transferring detainees to civilian federal courts in the u.s. according to administration officials, the president still wants the to close the prison, but that is unlikely to satisfy critics who say military commissions at guantanamo violate the geneva convention. >>> charlie sheen has officially been fired from his role on the cbs sit com"two and a half men." warner brothers television released to the news in a statement monday terminating sheen's services effective immediately. the statement comes two weeks after the show was put on hiatus while sheen practiced self-rehab in his los angeles home. we'll have more on sheen's reaction coming up in entertaio]ent. you'll want to stick around for that. keeps getting crazier. now for a look at other stories making news early today in a

bedeviled this president more than trying to keep his promise of shutting down the prison at guantanamo bay. today the president ordered the pentagon to reinstitute the military tribunals in order to deal with detainees still in guantanamo, including the 9/11 conspirators, like khalid sheikh mohammed. the white house said today they were forced to do this because it was clear congress would not fund any program that was going to bring those detainees onto american soil to be tried in federal courts, brian. >> chuck todd with all the latest from the white house tonight. chuck, thanks. >>> here we are approaching the tenth anniversary of 9/11, and tonight some previously unseen videotape has surfaced on the web. it is the unique view of the city and the destruction that morning as shot from an nypd helicopter circling the towers, hoping to rescue victims. you can see more of it on our website tonight. that's nightly.msnbc.com. >>> now we turn our attention to michigan, where a high school basketball team is playing its first game since its star player collapsed and died after scoring the winn

four spanishmen claim they were tortured by american interrogators at guantanamo bay before being returnedo spain free of charges. a judge wanted to investigate whether the bush administration lawyers, which included uc berkeley's john yu had approved the use of torture in the case of those four. well, in another case, wikileaks cable show that german leaders were warned against pursuing the arrest of 13 cia agents in 2007. the agents allegedly arrested a german man in 2003, mistaking him for a terrorist with the same name. he claims he was tortured for five months before being abandoned in a remote area of albanian. >>> still to come at 5:00 -- >> i just want to say thank you for all being here. it's hard for me to talk about it. but thank you. >> a california th'sis msing s for his missing son hal al >>> the father of a missing san diego state university student flew to madrid this weekend to search for his son. 22-year-old austin bice was last seen at a nightclub in the spanish capital more than a week ago. nbc's kyra simmons has the latest on his puzzling disappearance. >> reporter: mi

. >>> military trials at the guantanamo bay prison camp will resume as president obama has reversed an earlier decision. he vowed to close the prison, until he ran into strong opposition in congress. >>> a handful of republicans have converged in iowa. it was the first time that five, possible contenders have shared the stage ahead of the critical caucuses in iowa this year. those attending, newt gingrich, tim pawlenty, rick santorum, buddy roemer, and herman cain. donald trump was a no-show. >>> sarah palin was back home in alaska watching her husband in a snowmobile race. palin tells a bbc reporter, she is still mulling the future. >> money is certainly going to be a consideration. and then, just the idea of, will the american electorate be ready for something unconventional for a candidate? someone who calls it as they see it. and not be holding special interests of a political machine. just doing it right for the voters. >> palin's parents say they are worried about a presidential run by their daughter because of safety concerns. her family says they have all faced death threats si

. >>> president obama has decided to resume military trials of suspected terrorists at guantanamo bay. two years ago he ordered a halt and vowed to shut gitmo down. but plans to try prisoners like khalid shaikh mohammed in civil courts were blocked by congress. >>> newly released video offers a unique perspective on an event that changed our world. the fall of the twin towers on september 11th, 2001. it was taken from a police helicopter hovering near the burning buildings. the officers on board hoped to rescue survivors from the rooftops, but the smoke was too thick and no one was there. then the south tower collapsed. >> it's the whole tower. >> the 17 minute video was released by the federal agency that investigated how and why the towers fell. >>> in other news, the 2012 republican presidential campaign is unofficially under way. five potential candidates appeared before a group of social conservatives in iowa last night. susan mcginnis has more on that. >> reporter: good morning. this is only the very beginning, but iowa was the place to be last night if you want to be the next r

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were aware of this as the destination for the extraordinary rendition flights like hell out of guantanamo bay and even out of the streets of america they end up in these torture cells in these areas tell us about what these are and these and what's going on there yeah yeah exactly it's conversion of something that. a western democracy cannot handle and so it is they are. off to a church so the us outsources their torture to decide exactly and there's a few of them in egypt there's one right here in cairo yeah there are two big ones in cairo but you know plenty of. security centers around the country throughout the country so the americans say we don't torture they mean we outsource our torture exact same way as they say they outsource their manufacturing to china at the source or torture to egypt yeah tony blair the rest of the gang seems to really be exposed in this revolution especially in libya as being a one of the architects of some of these war crimes yeah that we've been looking at footage of protesters gathering all the evidence all the paperwork looking out the stuff that you found a

of the group about their goals that obama has done a one eighty after promising to shut down guantanamo bay when first becoming the president the obama administration has now announced the military tribunals will resume so why the change of heart or to find out and it's international women's day so we'll look at the different ways that people around the world are celebrating and fighting for women's rights we'll have details on all of that and more but first let's move on to our top story. the situation in libya continues to escalate as moammar gadhafi continues to turn airstrikes to try and sign the rebel advances yesterday rumors began circling that could offer he had made an offer to opposition forces to step down if they allow him to leave the country but the opposition says that there was no such proposal today they gave could off the a seventy two hour deadline to leave his post if he doesn't want to be pursued for the crimes that he has committed and reports are now saying that the u.k. and france are already drafting up a u.n. resolution to establish a no fly zone that nato is also

an executive order to create a formal system of indefinite detention for those still held at guantanamo bay they also plan to rescind the suspension of military commissions which obama had originally stopped on his first day in office now the executive order will apply to at least forty eight of one hundred seventy two detainees still held the kid no one for the rest it sets a supposedly new system of review where detainees can argue that they should be released because they no longer pose a threat but considering that this war on terror seems never ending the congress has imposed barriers to transfer detainees even if they believe them not to be a threat there if you system doesn't sound too promising so we say that this seals the deal they give no we'll continue to be open for years to come and it makes us question if obama has done a complete one eighty in two years or if he was never really serious about closing the facility to begin with his disgust with me is that giuliani reporter and blogger for think progress dot org and a progress report the center for american progress action fun

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says he was there himself he was captured near peshawar he may well have been an inmate of the guantanamo bay concentration camp that part's not clear but he is a former us p.o.w. captured as a terrorist and he is now commanding this amazing city of daraa where you've got one one terrorist fighter for every thousand or fifteen hundred of population and this is the group that the u.s. regime with obama and hillary clinton and cameron in britain are proposing to on they want to give the modern weapons they want to give them a share of the thirty two billion of libyan assets that have been confiscated here and they want them to have a share in the oil revenues this is an absolute recipe for disaster it's an exercise in insanity and as you say it shows they've learned absolutely nothing from from the said story of afghanistan the taking absolutely everything you say there what are your thoughts about what's going on on the ground the opposition now it seems last twenty four hours has become somewhat helpless if the allied support doesn't how to hold on to those positions they made so many games w