bureau of prisons has its eyes on the head will ask the obama administration plans to transfer guantanamo bay inmates to this facility. it is wednesday october third four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for you're watching our team. once again with the latest ruling on the national defense authorization act or n.d.a. a federal appeals court ruled yesterday that the u.s. government can for now indefinitely detain anyone as most of you know this is a case that we've been following very closely since it was signed on new year's eve after president obama said he wouldn't sign it yesterday's ruling effectively overturns the ruling by u.s. district court judge katherine forest to permanently block the controversial provisions in m.d.a. on the grounds that they violated both protections by the first amendment and fifth due process a few months ago i sat down with one of the plaintiffs in the case hedges a hedge is the obama here's chris hedges himself breaking down the two sections of the n.d.a. that the lawsuit focuses on sections of ten twenty one and ten twenty two which in essence allows the

house inmates from one town i'm obey right now there are more than one hundred sixty inmates at guantanamo bay and several lawmakers say it was quote a backdoor move to import terrorists from guantanamo of going to animal bay into the united states the facility itself was built back in two thousand and one as a maximum security prison it's got sixteen hundred beds but has largely gone and used both you have obama administration and attorney general eric holder say it would not be used for get more detainees and it pointed out numerous times that moving inmates from get mo to the u.s. is barred by federal law still it is seen as a historic move and i spoke more about this earlier with politico's white house correspondent john king. well it's not a crazy idea because it was in fact the obama administration's idea the white house's idea a couple of years ago that they were going to move a lot of the detainees from guantanamo bay to this prison in illinois the ones that were going to be hilden indefinite detention perhaps about sixty of them and the idea was part of the prison would be used for th

another major document drawn by wiki leaks an intimate look at what exactly is going on in guantanamo bay from procedure manuals to detainee files we'll sort through them with a former guantanamo bay official. and more than a month after a deadly siege on the u.s. consulate in libya a breakthrough in the benghazi attacks one suspect arrested another one reportedly killed we'll bring you the latest. and where there's a will there's a wall way we already know about the complicated and the u.s. and iran are spinning when it comes to cyberspace and now a chinese tech giant that has been accused of teaming up with iran in the past is in hot water again we'll tell you about these cyber hysteria these allegations are causing. it's thursday october twenty fifth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our t.v. we begin today with a new batch of documents just released by the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks the documents published today are the first of what it claims are over one hundred to be made public the files detail military detention policies in guantanamo bay a

procedure manuals to detainee files will sort through them but a former guantanamo bay official. and more than a month after a deadly siege in the u.s. consulate a breakthrough in the benghazi attack one suspects arrested another reportedly killed we'll bring you the latest. and if you're still undecided on who to vote for this coming election or if you are questioning the two party system in general stick around artie has a big announcement coming up. it's thursday october twenty fifth eight pm you're in washington d.c. i am liz wahl and you're watching our city. we begin today with a new batch of documents just released by the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks the documents published today are the first of what it claims are over one hundred to be made public the files detainment detail military detention policies in guantanamo bay and iraq among other military prisons around the world and the press release wiki leaks founder julian assange says quote the detainee policy is show the anatomy of the beast that is post nine eleven detention the carving out of a dark space where

to be over one hundred made to be made public the files detail military detention policies in guantanamo bay and iraq among other military prisons around the world and a press release wiki leaks founder julian assange says quote the detainee policy show the anatomy of the beast that is post nine eleven detention the carving out of a dark space where law and rights do not apply where persons can be detained without a trace of the convenience of the u.s. department of defense it shows the excesses of the war early days the war against an unknown enemy and how these policies machard and evolved ultimately deriving into the permanent state of exception but the united states now finds itself in a decade later in the military prisons assad says he's shedding a light on have been shrouded in secrecy since they were created after nine eleven there isn't much that we actually know about what goes on there but we do know that at least some prisoners have access to these amenities do you see that some of the detainees have access to recreational activities like soccer earlier this week we learned that

she is live at guantanamo bay. catherine?shep, this is the first time that we have heard anything of substance from khalid sheikh mohammed since 2009. i was just 30 feet away when he said, quote: i don't think there is any justice in this court. one key issue was decided today and that's whether the five 9/11 suspects can waive their right to be in court which simply means they could skip this week's hearing all together. the prosecution said it's their choice. the defense says it's more evidence that appearances, not justice are all the government cares about in this case. >> what you saw today was exactly that. it was the prosecution fighting very hard to make sure that the defendants were required to come to court against their own will so that the process can seem to be fair. >> aside from the right to a trial and the right to counsel, and the right to a jury, impartial fact finder, the right to presence is the most fundamental. >> if there was a moment in court today it, belonged to the parents of andrea habberman, she w

four years ago, candidate obama said he would close guantanamo bay.e first act as president signing the executive order. here we are, four years later, the camps are still open and we are a year away from the beginning of the 9/11 prosecution. >>gregg: long wait for the families, almost 3,000 of those families. thank you, catherine, from guantanamo bay. >>heather: a political icon has died today, former u.s. senator arlen specter passed away early this sunday. he was a major political figure with decades long career in congress and a reputation for working across the aisle. now live to washington to look back at senator specter's contribution to his country. >>peter: senator specter served pennsylvania and the senate from 1980 to 2010, first after a democrat and then as a republican, then as a democrat again, right around the time that president obama needed all the votes he could get for his health care law. today, prominent politicians on both sides of the aisle are mourning senate majority leader harry reid saying that america is better today becau

>> bill: tell me about omar kadir, 26-year-old guantanamo bay, but not in guantanamo bay, he's in canada. >> he's from canada. >> bill: montreal canadians sign him? what is he doing there? >> he was a gitmo for ten years after he admitted to killing one of our sergeant first class in afghanistan. he then was -- after ten years in gitmo, he was given an eight-year sentence to be started now, okay? so it's not as if he can say i've been there ten years. so he's got the ten-year, plus almost eight years in canada. because he did this as a child, he was 15 at the time, we don't know how canada will treat this. >> bill: so they extradited him from guantanamo bay to canada, canadian citizen. now his father is dead because his father got killed because his father was a terrorist j right. >> bill: this kid is hard core kid. he threw this grenade at the u.s. soldier. what people in canada are worried about is that this guy is now there in prison in canada, civilian prison. they may let him out next year after one year. >> that's the were on. it's yen win concern because -- genuine concern because

he told us, he said, they're going to put guantanamo bay detainees there. we showed him where the law specifically prohibits putting guantanamo bay detainees in this prison. he said no, i don't believe that. >> even though the white house denies it, one republican source says some of the language in the paperwork leaves the door open for gitmo prisoners to be moved. meanwhile, supporters of the decision say it's also going to bring more than 1100 jobs to the state as of today. >>> we are learning about yet another case of airplane seats coming loose on an american airlines flight. now the company answers questions about whether or not this was an act of sabotage. plus, less than a week ago, crews were digging yet again, acting on a tip about the whereabouts of union boss jimmy hoffa. so did they find him? that's ahead here on the fox report. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. monarch of marketing analysis. with the ability to improve roi through seo all by cob. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle.

the court session is being held at guantanamo bay in cuba.five suspects including the alleged mastermind have been charged in the terrorist attacks. >>> antioch police looking for suspects in a double homicide this morning. someone shot a man and woman to death near the pittsburg/antioch border. it happened around 5:30 yesterday night. the man died at the scene. the woman died a short time later at the hospital. antioch police have no motive or suspects at this time. >>> san francisco police are trying to figure out what caused a football fan to stab another fan near candlestick park. it happened near harney way and jamestown avenue just as yesterday's game was getting under way, the 49ers versus the giants. police say a 27-year-old man from elk grove was with a group of friends. an argument started and someone stabbed the 27-year-old. police arrested a 22-year-old man from daly city and 30-year-old man from san francisco. >>> closing arguments begin today in the trial of a man accused of killing a musician. he is one of four men accused of g

and a convicted terrorist and former guantanamo bay prisoner is in canada.ng the weekend the 26-year- old was transferred from the u.s. military prison to a maximum security facility in ontario where he will completehis sentence. in 2010 he pleaded guilty to killing a u.s. soldier in afghanistan and spent two years at guantanamo bay and was eligible to return to canada last october. he was the youngest detainee and is eligible for parole in canada coming up next year. >>> dozens of people are hurt and more than 100,000 are without power after a typhoon slammed through the japanese island. heavy rains and wind gusts paralyzed track for hours. train service and domestic flights were suspended. the storm is expected to dump 20 inches of rain on central japan by the end of the day today. >>> and torrential downpours now causing serious flooding for parts of the great britain. look at this video from yorkshire where the rain and water levels where the river oozed. residents in the area were forced to evacuate the homes and authorities say the shut down of highway

now the news great catherine live from guantanamo bay this afternoon.eporter: thank you, there is in question the most contentious issue here this week is going to be the handling of classified information and what the public will learn about the time inside the prison where they were surged to the enhanced interrogation. and it has been told by a lawyer of sheikh mohammed there is no question his client was tortured. there is in question he was brought to the brink of death 183 time by our government. that is a mock execution. >>reporter: this is a sketch from this morning and you can see sheikh mohammed with the full beard, dyed red, with the co-conspirators accuse of murdering 3,000 l is a change from the i -- arraignment today, they quiet and their heads were covered. the moment belonged to the parents of a woman killed on the 92nd floor, her first business trip to new york city on 9/11. her mother said she simply wanted to be in court today. it was important to be there for her daughter and she also hoped to walk along the defense table to look eac

and in the program back to court five guantanamo bay detainees allegedly responsible for the nine eleven attacks face military tribunals and yet again raising fears the so-called transparent trial is halfway designed to hide the truth . about french quarter over a barrel as they claim the country's national treasure is slipping through their fingers about them plenty more stories just ahead. it's perched atop a jaw and the view from the kremlin stretches as far as the eye can see. for a city to all of siberia for centuries. it lost its economic importance even before it was bypassed but a chance siberian railway but the a spiritual center. scenes like these are a yearly occurrence thousands of worshippers themselves implicity water to commemorate the baptism of jesus. in the fifteen eighty s. the russians had only just conquered siberia taking it from the muslims. surrounded by enemies to ball supposed to be their stronghold constructed on top of the city but soon enough it became an economic hub siberian fire was the oil of its time bringing in a third of the state revenue but the locat

are you watching the live from moscow still to come for you this hour back to court five guantanamo bay detainees are legibly responsible for the nine eleven attacks face a military tribunals yet again raising fears the so-called transparent trial is carefully designed to hide the truth. plus french winemakers quarter over a barrel as they claim the country's national treasure is slipping through their fingers that and plenty more stories just ahead after a short break. a texas mom was arrested and thrown in jail orange jumpsuit and all for neglecting her kids who were playing in front of her house for just a little while a concerned neighbor and sort of say walking across the street you know to talk to an attendant children to find out what's going on went to the total she mowed and immediately called nine one one because children playing it is truly an emergency worth the police's time but i guess it was worth their time because they showed up and slap the cuffs on the mother who claimed that she was there the whole time and of course to punish you for ignoring your children briefly w

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. >> pretrial hearings begin today at guantanamo bay for five men charged with planning or assisting in the 9/11 attacks. victims with missing families were invited to watch. >> president obama and paul ryan are heading back four campaign stops this week. tomorrow, paul ryan will be at automated conveyor systems in lynchburg. president obama will be in fredericksburg. >> number of deaths and illnesses like to do meningitis continues to grow. more than 200 people in 14 states have become infected. 15 people have died so far for the outbreak has been linked to storage shots used to treat back pain. there's a call for federal oversight. >> congress must now wake up and pass a law so that the fda can protect the american health and safety. >> both pharmacies are allowed to mix small batches of specialized medicine without fda oversight. >> this o'clock 37 and 66 degrees -- felix baumgartner took a dramatic leap into the history books. >> also a man who j [ mitt romney ] look at the evevidence of the last four years. under the president's policies middle come americans have been buried. t

he said i will close guantanamo bay if i'm elected president.t into the presidency and did the complete opposite. >> he realized that it's not so easy to close. >> that's what mitt romney realizes. >> what i'm saying is forget about what the people on the left say about mitt romney. remember what all of the people who are now championing mitt romney used to say about mitt romney. remember what -- >> what about what clinton said about barack obama? >> very different argument to say that someone is not qualified. it's a very different argument to say this person, i respect this person, he's got good intentions but he doesn't have the experience. it's not the same to say -- >> charles -- >> i think you are going to get hammered here. let me go to kristen first. >> that's what happens in primaries. i think none of these folks that are out on the trail have to be there. i think it's a lot of folks that are saying this guy, he's carrying the republican banner, he's doing it well, he's making a clean break with some of the mistakes that the party's mad

per hour wind gusts this morning for five hours at guantanamo bay in eastern cuba. the storms have been making their way through the bahamas and the heaviest rains are off the coast. here is the track from the hurricane center. that could be real trouble for folks out there. the perfect storm which is the closest thing we have had recently to this. $200 million damage. geoff masters who writes for weather underground says this could be $8 billion storm that is what he is estimating. showers gradually ending tonight markedly kohler, near 40 at the lakefront. and 37 is the low temperature at o'hare. a cloudy sunday and monday there could be a sprinkle or flurries that, and after that. any concerns about jake colors availability for sunday's game and the descend on rosemont dan roan is next with sports. hahahaha! hooohooo, hahaha! this is awesome! folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. i'd say happier than a slinky on an escalator. get happy. get geico. melons!!! oh yeah!! well that was uncalled for. folks who save hundreds of dollars swi

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he was free from guantanamo bay in 2009 and based on time served and now reportedly works as a taxi drivern his home country of yemen. when voters in nevada go to the polls they will have the choice to cast a ballot for "none of the above." nevada's ballots have included that option to decades but when a race is this tight, could the "none of the above" votes actually sway the election? sure wish you guys would bring layaway back. actually... th way i could split my payments up into little bite-size chunks. i mean you feel me right? yeah. uh, sir... ah... [ male announcer ] shop now. and put it on layaway so you have more time to pay. walmart. >>shepard: live from hofstra university where the presidential nominees will face off in a few hours but for folks in nevada you will see the candidates clash as soon as the next commercial break. campaigns have aired a record 73,000 television ads this year alone in las vegas, 73,000. that is according to the research firm reporting that ads hit the airwaves at a rate of 10,000 a week. but 100,000 different commercials, with 100 different commercial

members of the victims invited to a wide shot on television even though the trial is being held in guantanamo bay. the 14-year-old girl targeted girl's education criticingn and groups, thousands of have come out across the outrage against taliban attack on the girl. >> she was an inspiration to young people. was a cowardly act on this girl and her school friends a campaign for a bit girls in pakistan. >> by tristani officials believe attempted assassins are still on the lows. has vowed to target her and her family again until they are killed. officials believe that her attempt assassins are loose.n >> now the weather. >> folks are getting wet. the heaviest showers are north of interstate 66 in northern , moving across parts of into princenty county, pushing into maryland, silver spring, rockville, trying to get wet.tle we expect rainfall to continue on and off through the day. from theont approaches front trying to clear the mountains. we will have a chance of for the rest of the day. flying out of our york city or philadelphia, there are delays. call ahead. 73 degrees at 5:00 and the be ending l

the president's goal was to shut down guantanamo bay and move the prisoners here.s gives him a good opportunity to do it, particularly right after the election. alisyn: you're a congressman in virginia. why are you so concerned about what's going on in illinois if how did you -- >> well, we have stopped earmarks here in congress. so what you've had, the obama administration violating the earmark ban and having $165 million. secondly, you probably have a justice department that, i mean, fast and furious and so many others, one of the most dysfunctional justice d.s -- didn'ts we've ever had. the 9/11 families are opposed, they're concerned they'll move began guantanamo people, and they're now moving people out. they're moving others. they either move them to thomson because this is where they wanted to go, or they move them out to the supermax out in colorado. alisyn: congressman, what is the solution here? to keep terror suspects at gitmo indefinitely? >> well, you certainly don't want anybody from guantanamo bay to come to the united states. if they do, all the con

coming up, libbia, sequestration and guantanamo bay: is it moving? big issues.talk about it with the fox all-stars when we return to denver. [ heart beating, monitor beeping ] woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases ] woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you -- including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $129 a year. for an agent, call the number that appears on your screen. >>> what we saw is a pattern to make us question whether there was ever enough security and whether or not they heeded warpings that were given that appear to indicate al-qaeda organizing for what happened. >> secretary intends to respond to the congressman today. her letter will make absolutely clear the desire of this department, her personal desire to cooperate closely with the committee. and with all members of congress. >> bret: the chairman of the house oversight committee talking abou

>>shepard: we talked about the former guantanamo bay detainees' role.: there is evidence a former g bay -- guantanamo bay detainee trained some of these suspects. we are running specifics about the attacks. it was not sudden or spontaneous thrown together in a single day as the administration claimed. this is according to the head the house of representatives intelligence committee who is briefed on the status of the investigation. >> it was certainly before the date of the event. they had kill and capture teams and other information. it was too well planned to have this to be a spontaneous event. >>reporter: this description of "kill or capture" teams and the congressman would not go further. it speaks to enattack on several fronts with specific targets in the cells. >>shepard: thank you, catherine. the murders in libya are a campaign issue. with us in denver to talk about foreign policy is the deputy campaign manager for president obama, stehpanie cutter. this is a mess. it would appear, the reasons i cannot know but in the beginning it appears that s

base at guantanamo bay, power was out an emergency workers were confined to quarters.vy rain fell throughout the cuban area and least 55,000 people had to be evacuated before sandy hit. >> now we know where lowell melser will be during the storm. >> where they collide, you get all that combination of tropical storms, some cold on the west side where the higher elevations of the amount could get some snowfall and it ends up being a mess where they collide on the mid-atlantic coast. it looks like sunday night into monday, that is the main time frame we are concerned about with our particular area. it could all change in the next 24-48 hours. here are the temperatures for today. 61 in the morning and 67 in the afternoon. mild in the mountains and on the coast, fairly uniform temperature statewide now in the 60's. many areas will stay around 60 tonight at the clouds fell in and fog redevelops. maybe a little drizzle or sprinkle tonight. high pressure off the new england coast pushing in an east wind. levy did an east wind, you can expect cloudy skies and fog. it is really

he never closed guantanamo bay. took him forever to get out of afghanistan.e was going to do it the next day after he was elected. >> here's the deal. we walked out of the foreign policy debate and you had two candidates who looked very similar. jon stewart did a fabulous job of contrasting them, saying their policies are the same, just choose what color you want. you look at the two candidates, there were a lot of similarities. here you have these critical swing states and it's all going to come down really to the ground game in both places. it's a question of really likability. who do we trust more, because right now, what you see in the polls is on the economy, the american people are saying both candidates as almost equally trustworthy in terms of who can move the economy. so it comes down to in the end, what do those key swing states think. on the women's issues, i will say they're not women's issues. they are men and family issues as well. because reproductive justice and opportunities for access to health care, access to birth control, just as much aff

naval base on guantanamo bay. >> under the agreement of october 28, the soviets agreed to remove their medium and intermediate-range missiles from the base in cuba. americans insisted on strict monitoring verification from the air to ensure they kept on schedule. in a total failure of intelligence, u.s. commanders were blind to the existence of over 100 soviet technical weapons. meanwhile on the ground in cuba, fidel castro began to see some cooperation with moscow. >> castro is very angry at the soviet patrol. cubans feel betrayed. for them, it was like the soviet government made one concession after another to the americans and never consulted their own cuban allies. >> -christoph -- nikita khrushchev immediately dispatched his most trusted, the deputy premier, to havana. >> he was sent to to vote with the goal of healing the wounds and to influence castro. castro refuses to meet with the premier for several days. he begins to understand the breadth of the humiliation the cubans are experiencing. >> for the premier to rise to the center of government, the request drew on personal tra