do you have to have a secret clannest -- clandestined meeting for the attorneys of khali shaikh mohammed who say i might help you out because i'm going to be down there. he claims other family members are on his side as well. i find that hard to believe. >> here's the one problem, as long as these guys are alive they're going to be used as a possible pawn. for example, you know we have that corporal right now being held up by al-qaida. they're already talking about a prisoner swap with different taliban higher ups so as long as you have khali shaikh mohammed, should they in the next 10 to 15 years should they get a significant person in the west, if they kidnap them, will they be looking for prisoner swaps there? as long as these people are the planet it will be problematic. >> it shouldn't surprise anybody that this fella blake allison is prepared to testify not to kill khali shaikh mohammed because after all, it was a couple of years ago, the same guy testified on behalf of zacarias moussaoui, the so-called 20th hijacker who did not get the death sentence and instead is currently sitti

khali shaikh mohammed and his terrorist cohorts will be arraigned saturday at a military commission at guantanamo bay. didn't we go this before? i think so. the charges include murder and terrorism. if convicted all five men could be put to death. today marks the fifth anniversary of the disappearance of madaline mccann and a taxi driver speaking out saying police ignored his claims that madaline was in his cab the night she went missing. this is the latest of a string of sightings and possible new leads in the case. her parents speak of new hope in finding her. >> obviously, we think of things in broad terms rather than specific to be honest. obviously it's given us a lot of hope and i guess i'm not surprised from the files, i've seen things that i kind of think, gosh, that was left out. >> the scotland yard says she is alive and they're hoping portuguese authorities will reopen the case. she went missing five years ago while on vacation with her family. thank goodness for partitions. take a look at this as she tries to make a snack out of her baby. it happened at the oregon zoo. a li

about to take a major step to deliver justice to the mastermind of the 9/11 terror attacks, khali shaikh mohammed. ksm. >> president obama revealing what was going through his mind when he gave the green light for the bin laden raid one year ago. >> we thought about the fact that if there was a failure here, it would have disasterous consequences for me politically. >> politically? but didn't the president already make this political? we're going to report and you're going to decide. >> one woman is fighting to get into her own home after the home owners association kicks her out. kicks out her tenant, changes the locks and starts renting to somebody else. >> uh-oh. >> i'm serious. "fox & friends" starts now. >> good morning, everyone. i can't stop thinking about barry manilow. >> was it good? >> it was so fantastic. >> yeah. did he start with "mandy"? >> no, he didn't start with "mandy." i mean, it's 90 minutes of remembering everything about your entire life. >> right. and then when we see you, we see you walk in the building with this book. what's on your mind? >> if i can't stop thinking abou

let's talk a little bit about the gitmo trial, khali shaikh mohammed and, you know, a total of five ofld to watch and so far what we've seen it looks like a circus! >> well, what you've seen is gridlock and it's legal gridlock and it's disgraceful and they ought to pass a law where terrorists go quickly. you know, in china, it takes 24 hours and then the bullet and then you pay for the bullet. the family pays for the bullet. it takes 24 hours. you see what happens over there. they catch somebody and it's like they're gone. they don't even know what happened to them. they're gone and i mean they're killed, they're not just put into prison. >> yeah, but even, donald, in a normal courtroom in the united states, most judges wouldn't put up with these antics. >> well, these antics are horrible and they're laughing at everybody. and they think we're all a bunch of jerks and frankly we have to speed up the system for one thing and they have to get tough. they have to get a lot tougher. >> sure, i'm just wondering, donald, and i'm not burdened with a law degree. i'm wondering if they change th

. >> he bragged about killing thousands of americans and tomorrow, 9/11 mastermind khali shaikh mohammedlong with four other co-defendants will get their chance to answer to formal charges. their arraignment will be at guantanamo bay, the first step leading to a military trial. three years ago, president obama pulled the plug on the trial saying it should be held in civilian court instead. now the case getting back on track at gitmo. all five suspects are facing the death penalty. their lawyers are expected to speak out later today. some family members of the september 11th victims will be watching the proceedings. the lawyer who represents the christian pastor sentenced to death in iran has reportedly been sentenced to nine years in jail himself now. muhammad ali danka is accused of acting against national security in iran. news of his sentencing has some worried about the impact it could have on the pastor's case. since no other lawyer is likely to take over. he was apparently in court defending one of his clients when the judge announced his own jail sentence. he's not behind bars jus

jihadist web site posting what appears to be recent photos of khali shaikh mohammed taken inside thels of guantanamo bay. the admitted 9/11 mastermind mugging for the camera and reading the quran. he's currently facing a military -- this is a real picture? he's currently facing a military tribunal where taking pictures is not allowed. that looks strange. now we have an extreme weather alert for you. we're learning that hurricane bud has weakened to a category 2 storm after it was upgraded to a category 3 overnight. you can see that on the satellite barrelling towards mexico there. that's the western coast, of course. it is expected to make landfall there later today. and this super bowl 25 ring that once belonged to lawrence taylor was sold to, wait for it, charlie sheen. we believe. >> we believe, we have not yet confirmed. >> the former giants agent revealing that sheen is still winning. this time he's scored by bidding more than $23 0,000 for the ring. he has a large sports memorabilia collection. lawrence taylor's son put the ring up for sale without him knowing. >> sheen forks o

. >> enemies of usama bin laden around the world greatly encouraged by the arrest of khali shaikh mohammederating officer of al-qaida. >> this is the dark side of the moon. these guys are brutal. that entire region is made up of murderers, cut throats, drug runners, you know, extortionists and that's where bin laden has his strongest allies. >> why haven't we captured him? because he's hiding. >> they have to get him alive. >> the white house may be looking to raise the bounty on usama bin laden. >> will the lure of $50 million net bin laden? >> we're getting 16 tips a day on bin laden. >> usama bin laden, there are reports that he has died because of typhoid. >> there's another report out that says bin laden is in bad health needing medical services. >> the ever elusive usama bin laden resurfaces, showing al-zawahiri and/or bin laden running these camps. >> we're a superpower. you would think we would have the human intelligence and the resources to go in there and kick some butt and get the guy. >> shocking reports by the u.s. military missed the chance to get terrorist leader usama bin

his name was brought up to khali shaikh mohammed at which point he turned right and took a step back and they realized the courier is communicating solely with bin laden. we have to find out who he is. later they would. >> and he would be killed in pakistan. >> that's exactly right. so the information that was started during the bush administration is what led our navy seal team six to bin laden in that house in pakistan. mr. rodriguez was on the hannity program last night and reminded us that it was the bush era intelligence that led to this usama bin laden kill. >> we got a lot of information from the detainees that eventually led us to bin laden. >> that's a fact. you were there and you know and you watched this unfold. >> what concerns me is that there is still doubt out there. people are doubting , you know, the amount of information that we got from this program. that gave us the basis to go after al-qaida and destroy al-qaida, the al-qaida that attacked us on 9/11 is just amazing! >> all right, so there he was explaining the fact that a lot of his information came over a cours