agent >>> khalid sharif spent two years in a stret prison not knowing if he would live or die. >> what are the officers told me i can pull out my gun, kill you and i will not be accountable. if you don't speak. i'll shoot you and hold it outside. >> it wasn't one of his men that made the threat. it was an american working for the c.i.a. when sharif was imprisoned by the americans, he was a high ranking member of the libyan group bent on tackling muammar gaddafi. he was living in exile as a devout muslim the americans thought he way know something about al qaeda. >> translation: after 9/11 america didn't distinguish between these that attacked them and those did not. we didn't have tieless, our goal was to fight muammar gaddafi. >> al-sharif spent two years at a black site after being snatched from his hoax. >> he was shackled. forced into painful stress positions. despite having a broken foot. >> i was home from the sealing and left for three or four days. i was deprived of sleep until i became historical. we were beaten on the stomach and the back. >> al-sharif is one of 119 detainies

. >> khalid al-sharif spent two years in a secret american prison not knowing if he would live or die. >> one of the officers told me, i can pull out my gun now and kill you and no one will hold me accountable your life is in my hands. >> snatched from his home in broad daylight, he was in prison at a so-called cia black site. there, he was shackled for days at a time. and subjected to round the clock sleep deprivation and forced into painful positions despite having a broken foot. he calls it torture and so does the u.s. senate. he's one of 119 detainees whose stories were told in the interrogation program. the report says that much of the harsh treatment that sharif received was approved. nor did the bosses do anything to stop it. despite everything that he went to the u.s. government never charged al-sharif with a crime. >> they also tortured us by plunging us in tubs of freezing water until we felt our bodies turn to ice and they put a cloth over our face until we couldn't breathe. >> the bar against torture is a bedrock principle of international law banned by the geneva conventi

khalid. al bara, the saudi arabian was one of osama bashar al-assad's closest aids. >>> a woman has been sentenced to six years for abusing her maid. former employer was recently convicted of 18 charges ranging from assault to failure to pay wages. the high profile case has highlighted the plight of domestic workers abroad. rob mcbride reports. >>> the judge amanda woodcock dismissed her claims by her defense attorneys that she was a good wife and mother and her obsessiveness of the clen linsiveness for the cleanliness of her apartment was only because of a skin allergy. law had been found quli guilty in a prevention hearing relating to not only this but another maid. she kept her head bowed showing no reaction, in what was a packed courtroom. this is a case gaining international attention, rights advocates and oleana herself. came back to hong kong for the sentencing and gave her reaction to this case. she has said in the past that she might at some point be able to forgive mrs. law but in t

detainees, but it still holds some of the notorious terror suspects like the alleged mastermind of 9/11, khalid shake mohammad. he and four others are expected to be back in court this week and that is where katherine is streaming live. >> reporter: our fox news team was here nearly two years ago when the 9/11 suspects were first arraigned under mr. obama's military commissions and now 21 months later there is still no date certain for the jury selection, nor are is there a date certain for the trial itself. and this week the five 9/11 suspects will be back in court 30 yards over my shoulder and they would be there with their defense teams as well as the prosecutors wrestling with some very complex issues. the first order of business focuses on an fbi investigation into the defense team for one of the conspiracy tore spir tors and whether the case is soo taint that had he'll have to be tried separately. he's alleged to be part of the hamburg cell where the plot was finalized for the 9/11 attacks. and there is also the controversy over the female guards in the maximum security camp for camp 7 wh

khalid sheikh mohammed the accused master mind of 9/11 facing a military commission at guantanamo bay. tonight, his case halted. an army judge ruling that top pentagon officials used quote, unlawful influence, trying to illegally speed up his case. which has been stuck in pre-trial motions for years now. >>> back here at home tonight, to the severe winter weather hammering the south and much of the east coast this evening. take a look at this satellite image, showing the monster storm that's pummeled many southern states. this is the scene in alabama. very difficult driving amid that sea of white. atlanta and charlotte hit. both cities major airline hubs. tonight, it is sending ripple effects across this country. thousandsle of flights canceled. meteorologist rob marciano with the forecast. more storms on the way this weekend. but first, abc's steve osunsami with the new misery tonight. >> reporter: blame this one on the snow. a gas station roof collapse in north carolina. and this one, too. police north of charlotte had to rescue a couple inside this suv after they slid off a bridge

the new york jury found khalid al al fawaz in the kenya and tanzania bombings that killed 224 people. >>> a source has confirmed to nbc news bobbi kristina brown experienced seizures as doctors tried to wean her off the drugs they used to put her in a medically indeuced coma. the source would not comment on her overall condition. >>> remember the 911 operator who told a 13-year-old girl to stop whining as her father lay dying after a hit-and-run accident? he's fired. take a listen to that exchange from earlier this month. >> so two people were struck? >> yes, they both -- >> okay, stop whining, okay let's stop whine, it's hard to understand you. >> they just laying here. they are just laying here. it's nothing, they're just laying -- >> is there someone else there i can talk to? because it's so hard -- >> it's only my little brother, i'm talking better than him right now. >> the girl's father died. his fiancee was seriously injured. >>> a shout-out to this burger king franchise owner in arizona. tom barnett got a new corvette and rolex after being awarded the company's froon chits of

khalid al attiyah is joining me.g through an awful time right now. an f-16 fighter pilot was burned to death maybe a month ago but the video just released today. what is going through your mind as you see the video at the white house? >> i can understand the situation that king abdullah is in and to address the family of the pilot. we have to wait and see what happens with his meeting with president obama and then we can, you know find out what is the new approach that they are going to take. >> but i just want to be precise, that whatever they decide let's say there's a joint u.s./jordanian retaliation, revenge as the jordanian army chief said today, qatar will be with the united states and jordan in this fight against isis. >> absolutely. we don't want to at this stage, to jump conclusions but we have to see what is the result after the meeting of king abdullah. but let me put this straight. the whole war now is a war against terrorists and everywhere. and this is -- we have to be all together standing by each othe

. >> if you search under khalid al-attiyah, it might come up. >> yes. >> do you use it? i guess not. >> sometimes. >> maybe if you still like me when this interview is over, we can take a selfie and tweet it on your stream. let's have some fun. we are here to talk about a great many issues. i have had many friends in this room say, make sure you mention this, make sure you mentioned isis and all of the support you are giving for all of these terrorists. when a look from your perch at the middle east region, and from your perspective, who wears the white hats and who wears the black hats? i have been watching the tv show "scandal" and it is a lot about white hats and black hats. who are the good guys and who are the bad guys from your perspective right now? >> first of all, thank you steve, for receiving me here. i would like to thank all of your honorable guests for being here to listen to this -- these boring questions. [laughter] but, no, let me say this. there is no white hat and black hat. we have a destiny together in our region and we all try to work hard to make o

significantly within the last couple of hours, we have heard from the lawyers for khalid sheikh mohammed of the 9/11 plot. what he has asked the court to do is suspend the proceeding until this issue is worked out. so what we have seen is a that translator who worked for the cia was also part of the secret prisons, may not only set back the trial but could ultimately derail the process, gretchen. >> what is the latest intelligence that you're learning on the murder of kayla mueller. >> reporter: to the most important fake important take away from what we have now available to fox news is a significant gap in the intelligence and the failed attempt to rescue the hostages july 4 weekend. there was specific intelligence at the end of may about the location of the hostages in iraq and syria, including kayla mueller at that time. but there was at least four to five weeks before the white house signed off on that operation. two separate contacts who come at that story from different angles have told fox news that white house staff wanted more intelligence to build up before they would take thi

khalid sheikh mohamed used to work for the qatar government.e know qatar funds the muslim brotherhood in egypt, syria and other countries. a lot of that money supposedly filters down to the islamic state, which ideologically is not that far from the violent wing of the muslim brotherhood. and i think that -- let's remember, qatar is a wahabi country, they believe in the ultimate establishment of a caliphate of some sort. if this money continues to go in it wouldn't surprise it's probably been cut way back because of what the islamic state has become. there's certainly that suspicion is well grounded. >> bobby, you want to weigh in on this sensitive issue? >> i think at the early stages of the uprising of bashar assad in 2011 there was a lot of money going in from qatar to anybody who would fight against assad. some of that money wouldn't surprise me turns up in the hands of isis. but i think since then since isis sort of broke out and became this universally recognized group, i think there's been some more restraint from qatar. let's also remin

earlier on if there are characters in this book there is one that is most haunting khalid sheikh mohammed is still in guantanamo bay today and still has mental issues stemming from the torture he suffered at the hands of the agents. but there are a number of ways they demystify him in a number of ways. and one of them and one the book takes on directly is this sense of inevitability and the ticking time bomb and the information is too important to be left unaccounted for and we must do anything to produce it. what seems contradictive of this is there is a 47-day gap in intearin interrogation interrogation. the fbi talks to them and gets good intelligence and then the cia comes in and gets bad information because they were torturing him. and i think this gap of time should haunt all of us. these 47 days refute the entire sort of underpinning of the show 24, right? >> just think of that. tick. tick. tick. any second a bomb is going off. when we review this volume in which every single case is reviewed meticiously we don't find a single case not one, in which there is this sort of time press

she is a pakistani scientist who was married to the nephew of admitted 9/11 mastermind of khalid sheikh mohammed. she was arrested and in her possession were instructions on the use of explosions and chemical weapons. during her interrogation there in afghanistan, american officials claim she grabbed a gun and opened fire on u.s. personnel shouting according to prosecutors, i'm going to kill all you mother f-ers and death to america. she was ultimately convicted of attempted murder and is currently serving an 86-year prison sentence. cnn reached out to the pentagon for comment. they have yet to respond. the national security council at the white house has no comment. joining me is republican congressman adam kissinger. he served in iraq and afghanistan. congressman, good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> are you aware of any demands by isis to release this woman in exchange for kayla mueller? if you were were u.s. officials considering it? >> i don't know. i haven't heard the details of that. congressman gosar claimed that. that would make sense. but we don't negotiate with terror

khalid alpha as with was a close confident of osama bin laden and helped get his message to the media. 224 people were killed in the 1998 bombings of the american embassies in kenya and tanzania. >>> the obama administration is reversing itself and sending two high-level feig yours to the meeting of america's pro israel lobby this weekend. bags inial security adviser susan rice and u.n. ambassador susan power will emphasize the u.s. commitment to israel and make the case for nuclear talks with iran. u.s. officials had earlier bloated the idea of sending a non-cabinet-level representative as a protest of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's upcoming speech to congress. >>> expanding problems tonight for hillary clinton over her charitable foundation. her organization continued to take foreign donations during clinton's time as secretary of state. correspondent kevin corke tonight on the ethical and political stakes. >> reporter: call it a broken promise, a half million dollar donation from algeria to the clinton foundation in twin not properly disclosed to the state department,

this is khalid sheikh mohammad. some believe he was the 20th hijacker.his is the core group of survivors today. why in the world is a member of the defense team being investigated? >> hopefully it ends with an execution for all five of them. why is the member of the defense team being investigated? as we have seen, there was lot of allegations of information being leaked through lawyers to other entities. they are defending 9/11 terrorists. i'm speculating here, but it happened time and time again through lawyers and international aid organizations. information passed from gitmo detainees from friends and others who are not necessarily on our side. they are probably versus gaight that kind of linkage which further complicates it. bill: we come bark to the facts of the matter. the facts are the relatives are still look for justice. >> isis is crystallizing this. we are fighting an enemy who is seek to burns alive. the world looks at that and sees weakness. we should stop apologizing for guantanamo bay and pretend it's a season that brought about 9/11. and

the worst are the names like khalid shaikh mohammed, who planned several attacks including the 9/11 attacks. that's the trial he is facing at the military commission. the -- one of the protagonists in the bombing of the u.s.s. cole is also under trial in the military commission. the terrorist -- the people who are at guantanamo have engaged in a range of activities from being active on the battlefield to providing support functions to terrorist leadership. it runs the gamut. nick may have more detail. >> i think brian has it just right. it runs the gamut from known senior leader terrorist figures exercising leadership figures in terrorist organizations. some of the names he mentioned but also including the full range of individuals who have played a role in al-qaeda plotting or in providing support activities or support to the taliban taliban. >> so, these are individuals who have murdered thousands of americans, been involved with the planning of murdering thousands of americans, service members, whether they're here on united states soil as with the 9/11 attacks, the u.s.s. cole, where th

prosecutors in new york say khalid al fawwaz helped him carry out those attacks. 12 americans were among killed. he now faces life in prison. >>> with tonight's midnight deadline approaching it looks like there is a deal on capitol hill to keep funding the homeland security department at least for now. house republicans are proposing a three-week extension. the senate expected to go along, critics say this only kicks the can down the road though. the issue has been tied to president obama's controversial immigration policy. >>> and a bizarre scene in washington one senator used the recent snow to bolster his argument about climate change. republican james inhofe highlighted a government report that found last year was the warmest on record. then he used a prop to demonstrate how cold it's been lately lately. >> it's a snowball and that just from outside here so it's very very cold out, very unseasonable so here mr. president, catch this. uh-huh. >> inhofe acknowledges the earth's climate is changing but doesn't believe humans are to blame. >>> a violent clash forced a nine-hour lockdown

the worst are the names like khalid shaikh mohammed, who planned several attacks including the 9/11 attacks that's the trial he is facing at the military commission. the one of the protagonists in the bombing of the u.s.s. cole is also under trial in the military commission. the terrorist, the people who are at guantanamo have engaged in a range of activities from being active on the battlefield to providing support functions to terrorist leadership. it runs the gamut. nick may have more detail. >> i think brian has it just right. it runs the gamut from known senior leader terrorist figures exercising leadership figures in terrorist organizations. some of the names he mentioned but also including the full range of individuals who have played a role in al-qaeda plotting or in providing support activities or support to the taliban taliban. -- to the taliban as well. >> so, these are individuals who have murdered thousands of americans, been involved with the planning of murdering thousands of americans, service members, whether they're here on united states soil as with the 9/11 attacks, the

khalid shaikh mohammed. proceedings against him at guantanamo bay halted by a military judge who ruled pentagon officials have illegally tried to speed up the case which has been stuck in pretrial motions for years. >>> well a desperate scene after heavy snow triggered a string of devastating avalanches in afghanistan killing at least 168 people. there are fears that the death toll could rise as search teams scramble to reach victims still trapped in the snow. >>> well a new discovery h astronomers shaking their heads. it's a black hole that dates back to the dawn of the universe and it's gigantic. the size of 12 billion suns if you can get your head around that. scientists say the discovery could change their theories about how the universe began. >>> recreational marijuana use became legal in washington, d.c. overnight. anyone over 21 is now allowed to possess up to two ounces of pot. it must be smoked on private property and it cannot be sold. the new law was approved by d.c. voters but two congressional

the worst are the names like khalid shaikh mohammed, who planned several attacks including the 9/11 attacks. that's the trial he is facing at the military commission. the one of the protagonists in the bombing of the u.s.s. cole is is also under trial in the military commission. the terrorist, the people who are at began tanguantanamo have engaged in a range of activities from being active on the battlefield to providing support functions to terrorist leadership. it runs the gamut. nick may have more detail. >> i think brian has it just right. it runs the gamut from known senior leader terrorist figures exercising leadership figures in terrorist organizations. some of the names he mentioned, but also including the full range of individuals who have played a role in al-qaeda plotting or in providing support activities or support to the taliban taliban. >> so, these are individuals who have murdered thousands of americans, been involved with the planning of murdering thousands of americans, service members, whether they're here on united states soil as with the 9/11 attacks the u.s.s. cole, w

. >> reporter: the khalid for the toll plaza and will be an update on that and the forecast had >> reporter smaller weather forecast. >> reporter: let's walk over to the weather wall here live shot outside were looking at sun clouds but there ought it's pretty nice out there these out quickly moving away in a. joined much more sunshine on later this afternoon most this afternoon showing decent was skies interest in center of the shot nice outside but continued to batter better as the hours go by. >> reporter: look at what we expect here in terms of whether looking ahead to address the day wore ers right now 30 and sunspots but mote mid-40s quickly climbing by noontime look for that to really kick in upper 50s at that point low 60s. sit wont be outside the new our end of 3:00 perhaps he might be picking up the kids from school looking at temperature is the upper 60s near '70s for some supplications. show you that in just a second and where it's looking like right now at out the door 49 oakland. and quickly approaching the upper 40's so prime example their 45 san jose 51 in hayward 52 severan

reasons they join, we don't interrogate or talk to anyone of the but when we used to capture them, khalidto college. you have bin laden comes from a billionaire family. you have mohammed atta was from an upper middle class family. they weren't coming here because they had no money or opportunity. they're coming here because they subscribe to an extremist philosophy and this is their best way to perpetrate their image. >> that three-day summit is more like a job fair? >> maybe we could blame ourselves for this. >> so they need jobs. that's not right. they just want to kill us. but what's scary is the fact -- and the white house isn't going to call it islamic terrorism. this is the headline in the new york post today. the pope, pope francis is really angry. he has looked at this video and he knows that what these guys who beheaded these particular egyptians, they said we will conquer rome by leila's permission -- allah's permission. where did they wind up with the crusader's business? was that what the president of the united states was talk being a week or so ago? pope francis says these m

and now the lawyer for the 9-11 architect, khalid sheikh mohammed, is weighing in on the controversial every last one of them can rot in hell. but as long as they don't do that, then they can rot in guantanamo bay. >> if the united states senator is free to say let them rot in hell then what about our captives? what about when our people are captured in iraq or afghanistan? >> one of the first orders of business today will be a very complex legal issue and it focuses on the f.b.i.'s attempts to insert an informant on to one of the defense teams and the question before the court is whether this is so tainted the case that one of the 9-11 conspirators will have to be tried separately from the other four. of course, this will not have the effect of speeding up the process, but further delaying the process. again, all of this begs the question, how the administration is really defining their term of closed. back to you. >> all right. catherine herridge live at gitmo, thank you. >>> you're all invited to a measles party. >> great. >> parents who won't vaccinate their kids think it's a good