. >> pretrial hearing for 9/11 are scheduled for guantanamo bay home. khalid shaikh mohammed is on trial along with pakistani nephew and three other men. the five face the death penalty if convicted for their role in the 2001 attack. the u.s. government has asked for the trial to get underway by next year but likely to be the later. >>> computer engineer is determined to be the fast the test. it's made by the chinese university the fastest super computer on earth. it can make 33 quadrillion calculations per second. the department of energy's machine is number two, it can only make 17 quadrillion calculations per second. >> speaking of weather. >> you are making some quick calculations. >> and i do a mean pediflop in the pool. [ laughter ] >> thank you so much for having me ladies. we have nice blue skies, albeit cooler temperatures. live doppler 7-hd. we do see some fog and low lying crowds that could creep their way back again. cloudier conditions tomorrow and here is the look at the next 12 hours. fog forecast pulls back into the coast and into the ba

. >> the military detention center at guantanamo bay is home to 1600 people. most have been held without charge and with little chance of getting their attention. >> it has become a symbol around the world that floats the rule of law. >> but despite the administration's refocus on how to close guantanamo. more than 100 detainees are still in a hungry strike. manage mr. obama has acknowledged. we are sfors speeding detainies. is this who we are. >> he orders two oversee guantanamo party. he listed at the moratorium, i'm transferring 50 yemeni. ut so far one has knocked one. meanwhile they want to try him. that's something many republicans and congress, long oppose. they moment they touch you as soil. >> but some may be warning to he president's new proposal. >> it's a sign some critics suct could be evident that 12 years of the start on the sold cold war on terror. >> they've been engaged in has had an ent. and at that ent, people have been held as prisoners of war, other secrets. i have been let go or they've been charged as war crimes. >> officials say they e

to even discuss the exchange of prisoners at guantanamo bay for him to be able to come home?i think the state department and the military should do anything, everything to get this soldier back. i think my sources tell mimi that problem nobody is really sure right now who has him. he has been like a trophy that has been handed off to one taliban group to another. time in pakistan, time in afghanistan, going from safe house to safe house. its extremely difficult to bargain with a group that may or may not have him. >> jamie: methodology is move the prisoners around. president karzai, friend or foe, hinderance or help? >> all of the above. $64,000 question, after we pull out, will karzai have the graf as the and command presence -- gravitasse to take on the them when we're not there. will the army will be able to generate the power to beat these guys. >> jamie: they continue to train afghan soldiers every single day. thank you so much. we'll see you soon. >>> let's take a look behind the news, beyond it. here is some commentary. >> gay pride week, time for a rainbow of festivit

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home page. >> president obama says he's renewing his effort to close guantanamo bay.how about closing the irs office? why don't we do that? how about shipping the irs to guantanamo bay? yes, that's how you do it. >> plenty of jokes for late night comedians. this is jay leno. today, members of the tea party and conserve tiff groups testified to congress about how they were mistreated by the irs. nbc bay area steve handles man joins us in washington, d.c. this morning where we learn about a new report confirming excessive spending at the irs conferences >> reporter: maybe the suspect of the next round of leno jokes, not a lot funny about the irs scandal. as it has expanded up on capitol hill before today all we heard was senior irs officials denying niz personal wrongdoing. today a lot different. conservatives saying they were wronged by the irs and saying they take it personally. who did the irs target at the ways and means committee today becky garrison said her and the tea party group she started the plam. >> i'm a born free american woman, wife mother an citizen and

envoy tossed with clothes in the prison at guantanamo bay could sloan is believed to have been at the project responsible for transferring detainees to their home countries sloan has served in the past in senior positions in both democratic and republican administrations. four men are said to be shiites have been killed in an ambush in lebanon's army they were traveling in a truck that was hit by rocket propelled grenade the civil war just a few miles across the border in syria has inflame tensions in the area where sunni muslims support the uprising against bashar al assad will she hot spot the syrian president. well coming up after the break on t. travels to a remote village in georgia a closer look at the life of a very unique way to screw the news. to news sigrid laboratory tim curry was able to build removes most sophisticated robots which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and world events this is why you should care only on the dot com. from the national security state has given an inch would always take much more than a mile three years we were keenly t

home. his journey has been traumatic, one that saw him into her a five-year imprisonment at guantÁnamo bay.rst three champs, i was held in a cage that was three meters square. in the fourth camp, there were 10 of us held together in a bigger cage. >> a finally classified him as no longer enemy combatants. his release came much later as no country was prepared to take him in. >> after questioning, americans said they were innocent and they had been captured by the state. >> while he relies on state handouts, he attempted to carve out a new life i helping out at a pizza parlor. he hopes to open his own restaurant one day, what so far, that is a distant dream. the reality is that he and others in his situation are trapped in limbo here. the shackles for a life of dependency as a refugee. that is because the military will not grant him citizenship. he is unsure if they ever will. group ofepting a detainees, albania considers itself a loyal ally of the u.s. it is refusing to take anymore still held at guantÁnamo. meanwhile, he continues with his life, but with no guarantees. >> i do not have a j

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guantanamo bay cuba. they were taken hostage in 2009 and it is believed he is being held somewhere in pakistan. back here at home unions are did he getting ready and both sides are at odds over pay, pension and healthcare costs and safety costs. two state medias are involved in safety costs. >>> they are being forced fed and senator fine stein haze it has to stop. they say force feeding conflicts with international standards and more protests are coming despite the biggest canceling and demonstrators say they are being short changed while they spend lavishly on the world cup. >>> they are accused in the stabbing death in the hollywood walk of fame. christine called roan often be -- christine often visited the area and took pictures and panhandlers said she should give them a dollar and she said no and they stabbed her in the stomach. >>> it all started with a traffic stop in oakland and they pulled him over on friday. they found a loaded semiautomatic handgun with high capacity magazines and marijuana in his car. they also served a warrant linked to moses and they had a handgun with 1,000 rounds of ammunition an

home move aimed at facilitating peace talks. president karzai announced a delegation will travel to qatar for talks. the u.s. government has been forced to publicly name 48 guantanamo bayners who they say they cannot prosecute but aren't too dangerous to dachshund but are too dangerous to release. -- but are too dangerous to release. protests are sweeping brazil as world cup fever turns to anger. tens of thousands have demonstrated across the country. it is the second day of the g8 summit in northern ireland and the issue of syria has overshadowed talks. the leaders are expected to shift their focus to the global economy and its problems. halfey represent just over of the $71.7 trillion global economy. we are live close to where the summit is taking place. they were all smiles in front of the cameras, but behind closed doors, was it a different story? >> apart from vladimir putin. >> of course. >> for all of the talk that the g8 is seen as talking shop and cannot get things done -- syria, for example -- i have to say the british, in particular, this morning have been making positive noise on forward movement on better tax arrangements. the british chancellor said there

guantanamo bay. some ask, should the u.s. negotiate with terrorists even if it's to bring an american home?ever stop trying to get him back. i don't think anybody wants to see their country go down the river just to get him back. >> reporter: they say be careful about talking to the taliban about anything. they see victory in just getting the u.s. to sit-down with them. his parents are expected to make a rare public appearance in their hometown of hailey, idaho tomorrow. making another appeal for their son's release. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >> this has got to be so difficult for the parents. thanks for the report. 39 minutes after the hour. we have shocking pictures to show you from india. a monsoon is destroying towns and villages. 150 people reported dead. there are fears the death toll could reach more than 1,000. look at that. officials say upwards of 50,000 people remain stranded. thousands of soldiers deployed to help. thursday, demanding an end to government corruption and the funding of sports stadiums. crowds topped 300,000. one person died after being run over by an suv

guantanamo bay in exchange for his release. his parents reacting to the news at the rally yesterday. listen. >> we support you and are eagerly awaiting your return home first moment i heard of you. >> have faith. do good works. continue to tell the truth. but above all, have the patience that can only come from god. >> speaking of patience, it's reported the parents received their first letter from their son in four years this month. coming up in the next hour, i'll speak to major general bob scales about the implications of negotiating with the taliban. if the u.s. decides to do that, what it could mean for peace. >>> we're continuing to follow the trail of -- reported trail of suspected nsa leaker edward snowden. it is said he has landed in moscow this morning and may be on his way to cuba and then venezuela. according to some reports, he flew out of hong kong this morning legally. this after national security adviser tom donlin said he was confident hong kong authorities would cooperate with us and uphold our treaty to extradite him. that did not happen, apparently. this morning senator lindsey graham said every effort must be made to try to get s

homes and killed two people. >>> and this morning the taliban in afghanistan say they're willing to exchange an american soldure fehr five taliban soldiers being held at guantanamo bayrison. army sergeant bowe bergdahl disappearing in eastern afghanistan on june 3rd, 2009. a taliban spokesperson said as far as he knows bergdahl is in good condition. he said before bergdahl is released the five taliban prisoners must be freed. >>> on capitol hill lawmakers continue their investigation into nsa phone and internet surveillance programs. and now something else to consider. the director of the fbi says his agency uses drones for domestic surveillance. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. this is fining to add to that debate over privacy. fbi director robert mueller revealing for the first time the u.s. using drones inside the u.s. for surveillance. he also sent out a warning to those looking to dismantle the government program that collects data on americans. intelligence officials head back to capitol hill today for hearings on the nsa collection of phone and internet data. on wednesday fbi director robert mueller urged cong

guantanamo bay. thanks very much, duncan, we appreciate that. the goal for supporters of immigration reform here at home has always been to get 70 senators to sign on to a bill delivering that big vote. the big vote they would need that might be required to provide speaker john boehner the cover he needs to bring up a similar bill in the house. this morning, a border security breakthrough which may go a long way to doing that. we're learning new details. two republicans details of tennessee, john hoeven of north dakota, they're expected to unveil an amendment that has bipartisan buy-in from the gate and could pave the way for a significant number of senators to support a final bill. senator graham teels eteased th announcement last night. >> i don't know what's going to happen, but we're on the verge of doing something dramatic on the border. and if it happens, it'll be due to hoeven and corker and a lot of our colleagues. if we pull it off, it will be the most dramatic effort i've seen since i've been in congress to secure the border. >> according to new details provided to nbc by senate aide, the agre

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guantanamo bay is around $150 million a year. in a time when we're making sequestration cuts to programs here at home, we're strength approximately $100 million -- spending approximately $100 million for detainees. this makes guantanamo bay the most expensive detention facility in the world. i urge my colleagues to give the president the flexibility he needs to operate guantanamo bay. i yield back my time to mr. mcgovern. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentleman from florida. mr. nugent: continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: i yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from maryland, ms. edwards. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from maryland is recognized for two minutes. ms. edwards: sexual assault in the military continues to be a problem. given both the headlines and the reality this is an understatement. it impacts thousands of service men and women each year. while congress has investigated and discussed this problem for more than two decades, the issue remains pervasive. it's time for us to act. rec

guantanamo bay in exchange for his release. take a listen to the family. >> we support his return home. i love you my son as i have. >> our faith, continue to tell the truth and above all it can only come from god. >> the u.s. was expected to discuss the terms of his possible release in up coming peace talks with the taliban but it's unclear whether the terror group will follow through with the meetings. we'll keep you posted. >> gregg: well, did you see it? the best lunar show in the solar system, it's called a super moon. you can catch it lighting up the sky in the early mornings. these images capturing it full moon shining bigger and brighter as it makes the closest swing by earth this year. meteorologist janice dean in fox weather center. it is 12% larger and 30% brighter. i saw it was huge? >> are your girls interested in astronomy? >> gregg: absolutely, they love it? >> it's not a perfect circle so once in a while the moon gets a little close to the earth. because we're coincide wag full moon it's enhanced. it appears larger. it's brighter brighter. average distance is 238,000 mil

guantanamo bay for sergeant bergdahl. no decisions have been made as bergdahl waits to learn his fate. >> get me, release me, please, i'm begging you bring me homese. please bring me home. >> that is bowe bergdahl, the only man in enemy captivity. he just turned 27 but four years of his short life have been held in captivity. the idaho native of captured near the afghan/pakistan border after just two months on the battlefield. since his capture on a few propaganda videos proving he's alive have trickled out. be bergdahl's family is suffering. >> thanks to you our pows have not been forgotten. so help me god y will not be forgotten and you will come home alive. >> i personally appeal to the generals, our family is counting on your professional integrity and honor in support of our son. >> in that video, he had a long beard and used phrases in arabic to better relate to the enemy. >> they had become frustrated by the u.s. government. they felt the government was foot dragging and decided to speak out themselves. >> in e-mails to his family obtained by the late michael hastings and published by "rolling stone" magazines, bergdahl made known his dis

home -- anybody in here? people who have weatherized ammunition. this is the list of suspects for terrorism. do you think you might want a trial before you get sent to guantanamo bay? we do need to be careful. makesy, i would say what us a bigger party is what -- is ultimately, the message of optimism. by robert painting bly and he said, you should paint like a man coming over a hill singing. i think of what our message should be, i think of patrick henry -- give me liberty or give me death. i think of the passion of the founding fathers, of those who stood up for the fourth amendment, the first amendment, the second amendment, with passion. terrorists are bad people. zore regas and murderers. we give them all -- so are regas and murderers. we give them all trials. we want to stand up for our system. when we proclaim our message, that i think we will become the dominant party again. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> we have got a gift to present to you to say thank you for being here. [applause] >> that is the end of our official program. the quote i like is i h

guantanamo bay. some observers ask should the u.s. negotiate with terrorists even if it's to bring an american home?ack, but i don't think anybody wants to see their country sold down the river in a sense just to bring them back. >> reporter: james care fan know, an analyst with the conservative heritage foundation says be careful about talking to the taliban anything. they see victory in just getting the u.s. to sit down with them. it's not clear what would happen next, but bo bergdahl's parents are making another appeal for their son to be allowed to come home. fredicka? >> thanks so much, barbara. meanwhile, the u.s. soldier's parents are expected to appear at a rally in idaho today. they have been pleading with the u.s. government to bring their son home. a crucial ruling come down in the last hour in the george zimmerman murder trial. our legal analysts call it a devastating blow to the prosecution. our legal segment is next. in oregon, some residents have gone vigilante. they have turned their neighborhood into a glock block. a deaf boy hears his dad's voice pour the very first time, his react

home -- anybody in here? people who have weatherized ammunition. this is the list of suspicions for terrorism. do you think you might want a trial before you get sent to guantanamo bay ,e do need to be careful.also think these ideas of justice are what branch is out and make us the bigger party. finally, i would say what makes us a bigger party is ultimately, the message of optimism. there is a painting by robert bly and he said, you should paint like a man coming over a hill singing.i love the image of that. can our message be one of optimism, of happiness, of a man coming over the hill singing? when i think of what our message should be, i think of patrick henry -- give me liberty or give me death. i think of the passion of the founding fathers, of those who stood up for the fourth amendment, the first amendment, the second amendment, with passion.even when it is uncomfortable, even when we are talking about someone who is an evil person. terrorists are bad people. so are rapists and murderers. we give them all trials. we want to stand up for our system. when we become the party that stands up and proclaims our message like a man coming over a hill singing, then w

guantanamo bay. he also ordered the military to comply with the geneva convention standards for humane treatment of prisoners. >>> back here at home, we have new information now about some mysterious weekend gunfire in berkeley. it happened early sunday on telegraph avenue near chaning way. neighbors said they heard several gunshots. berkeley police now believe that gunfire was tied to a big late-night party on nearby fraternity row. so far there's no word of injuries or suspects. >>> google is testing a project featuring wi-fi balloons. they hope can bring internet access to 5 billion people. the company is launching what it calls project loon. there it is. it's balloons launched into the stratosphere. >> it's a huge problem in the world today, two-thirds of the people on the planet don't have internet access. >> testing is plakeing lace in new zealand. google hopes one day thousands of balloons will move up. they will be about 12 miles up in the air moving well above planes to ensure internet access to all. i understand this would be a good way to communicate emergency -- >> that's an option. >> yes. >>> are you ready for summer

guantanamo bay. the president has made no specific proposal for dealing with the current detainees. the president has not even attempted to remove those detainees his own administration has determined can be returned to their own home country. the proposal leads me to believe that the president is planning to move the gitmo detainees here to the united states. why else would the budget delete the transfer language? either this is a real proposal or it is a political posturing. in my view political posturing is unnecessary and detrimental to any real discussion about terrorist detainees. i am also adamantly opposed to moving any terrorist detainees to the u.s., and i believe many of my colleagues would agree with me. such a move would necessarily place americans in harm's way. they are dangerous individuals and need to be isolated. gitmo revived this isolation. having been chairman, i would be remiss if i did not mention the controversy that has engulfed the department and the attorney general in recent weeks. these issues have cast a shadow of doubt upon the attorney general. he is the chief law enforcement officer of the federal government. as head of the department of justice, it is his responsibility to ensure t

home. after four long years, the taliban now says it's willing to free bergdahl in exchange for five taliban militants held prisoner at guantanamo bayhl's family and friends have found new hope. >> they're very, very upbeat very optimistic and hopeful this comes to fruition. >> reporter: the white house called bergdahl's release a top priority. >> there should be no question we're willing to pursue using our intelligence and diplomatic tools in the effort to return him home safely. >> reporter: u.s. officials caution it won't be easy. some in congress may oppose the release of five taliban prisoners, considered among the most dangerous of those held at guantanamo. the officials add that before any prisoners are freed, the taliban must first agree to end the fighting and denounce al qaeda. >> i would be very surprised to see progress before next year after the afghan elections. >> reporter: it's not clear when the u.s. and taliban might begin the talks, which are certain to be long drawn out, and complicates, but it may be the best chance yet to finally bring bowe bergdahl home. >>> now to a major wildfire burning out west. >> jenna

in this portion, they focus on guantanamo bay, transfer policy, and related issues. this is three hours. >> we're down into the home stretch. pursuant to committee 17 the concert dates when the ranking member, we will postpone all remarks until the end of the chairman's remark. i will turn to my good friend and colleague, mr. smith, fernie, and the ranking member wishes to make. >> i have not. >> let's get started. before amendments, if 30 discussion? mr. thornberry was recognized for two minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i do think it is worth taking two minutes to connect issues that have received a tremendous amount of attention, including the speech the president gave a week before last. one provision requires the president to give us an assessment of al qaeda and its affiliates, the threat they propose united states, the threat they have to the core al qaeda, etc.. it is important not to have fried ones -- fragments, but an administration positions on these affiliates or people who claim to be affiliates of al qaeda around the world. the second provision i to highlight is one that has been cosponsored by mr

home -- anybody in here? people who have weatherized ammunition. this is the list of suspects for terrorism. do you think you might want a trial before you get sent to guantanamo bay? we do need to be careful. finally, i would say what makes us a bigger party is what -- is ultimately, the message of optimism. there is a painting by robert bly and he said, you should paint like a man coming over a hill singing. when i think of what our message should be, i think of patrick henry -- give me liberty or give me death. i think of the passion of the founding fathers, of those who stood up for the fourth amendment, the first amendment, the second amendment, with passion. terrorists are bad people. zore regas and murderers. we give them all -- so are regas so are rapists and murderers. we give them all trials. we want to stand up for our system. when we come -- become the party that stands of and proclaims our message like a man coming over a hill singing, then we will be the dominant party again. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> senator paul? senator paul? we have a g

guantanamo bay. but some observers ask, should the u.s. negotiate with terrorists even if it's to bring an american home?uld never stop trying to get him back. but i don't think anybody wants to see their country sold down the river, in a sense, just to bring them back. >> reporter: james carafano says be careful about talking to the taliban about anything. they see victory in just getting the u.s. to sit down with them. and we're going to be watching this throughout the weekend because bo bergdahl's parents will make a rare public appearance tomorrow at a rally in their hometown of hailey, idaho, and make another appeal for their son's release. chris? >> all right, barbara, four years just too long. got to bring him home, have to find a way to do it. >>> also more news developing. let's get straight to michaela for that. >> thanks so much, kate and chris. you can bet there's a whole lot of celebrating going on in south beach. lebron james and the heat winning their second title. lebron, 37 points including the game-clinching shot in a thrilling 95-88 game seven win over tim duncan and the spurs. james b

home countries there as well. it is not require that the guantanamo bay and inmates be transferred to the u.s., it merely allows it. what we have been doing congressionally, and mr. forbes is absolutely right, he got the votes, that is where the majority opinion is. certainly in the house. but make no mistake -- it is the united states house of representatives that has been making sure that one guantanamo stays open. if this amendment were to pass, there would at least be an option to bring them to the u.s. because there is no other place that we're going to be able to set up a prison to hold the people we need to hold. as long as this ban is in the legislation, we kept saying this president needs to have a plan, the president has laid out repeatedly eveready of different plans to deal with it, -- repeatedly laid out different plans to deal with it. to first step to getting that happy place is lifting a opportunity. it is pretty straightforward. it does not close guantanamo. it creates the possibility of doing it. they we would have to see what the plan was. cannot transfer them out of there, the discussion is ove

home countries there as well. it is not require that the guantanamo bay and bates -- inmates be transferred to the u.s., it merelyllows it. what we have been doing congressionally, and mr. forbes is absolutely right, he got the votes, that is where the majority opinion is. certainly in the house. is make no mistake -- it the united states house of representatives that has been making sure that one cinema bay stays open --guantanamo stays open. if this amendment were to pass, there would at least be an option to bring them to the u.s. because there is no other place that we're going to be able to set up a prison to hold the people we need to hold. as long as this band is in the legislation, we kept saying this president needs to have a plan, the president has laid out repeatedly eveready of different --ns to deal with it, repeatedly laid out different plans to deal with it. the first step to getting to that happy place is lifting a ban, giving the president the opportunity. it is pretty straightforward. it does not close guantanamo. it creates the possibility of doing it. they we would have to see what the plan wa

home now. >> alisyn: last week the taliban offered to release bergdahl in exchange for five taliban prisoners in guantanamo baygh school putting a ban on tebowing. students say they have a tradition of kneeling in prayer after a big game but that tradition is no more. they say school administrators are preventing them from doing it because a parent complained to the aclu that there is no separation of church and state when they do this. where to b. two hours the spulings space shuttle thrits will go on tour. the at atlantis is being tilted on display at a slight angle of 43.21 degrees as in 4, 3, 2, 1, liftoff. the famed shuttle made 33 missions to space spending 307 days in orbit. >> clayton: you can fly. [ laughter ] fourth of july coming up. i'm sure you are all excited about the barbecues celebrate our nation's independence. get out there the in town square. watch parades. >> tucker: what should we celebrate. >> clayton: declaration of independence. morning when they read that allowed for the very first time. put that declaration aside this time around. nancy pelosi thinks you should instead be celebrating

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