when you really look at it khalid sheik mohammed is. he was the guy who brought the plot to bin laden in '96 had to spend two years talking him into it. he got the green light to do and got a little bit of manpower and money from bin laden. he did it himself as an independent contractor. he kept his independence from al qaeda so he could run it his way. during that whole time he was also plotting as many as a few dozen other attacks. after 9/11 he personally decapitated daniel pearl the wall street journal reporter. when people think of bin laden, he actually was the guy sitting up in a corporate office not doing much in terms of actual operational stuff. ksm is the guy that was out there traveling around the world and getting things done. >> warner: about four years ago i think at a hearing khalid sheik mohammed proclaimed he was behind 9/11. does the way the attorneys acted suggest now they have a different strategy? >> well,.... >> warner: in other words he's sometimes described as the confessed or self professed master mind. >> i th

i came a long way to see you, eye to eye, khalid sheik mohammed and your four minutians. >> others watched it on closed circuit televisions at military bases in the united states. many say what they sai saw in that courtroom frustrated them. this is the second arraignment for the defendants. the first trial was stopped when the obama administration tried to shut down gaunt. legal experts say it could be years before there is a verdict in this case. drew levinson, cbs news, fort hamilton. >>> the chief prosecutor says he is expecting hundreds of motions from defense lawyers before the case can go to trial. >>> there is no word if any charges will be filed against a driver who struck a pedestrian last night near nationals park. it happened right in the front of the ballpark on south capital street just before the start of the game between the nats and phillies. the female victim was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >>> conflicting reports are emerging about a young man killed during a domestic dispute with his own father. some friends call matthew price a good guy. >> however, pr

five men accused of plotting the 9/11 attacks, including the mastermind, khalid sheik mohammed, were arraigned in a gaunt courtroom this morning. al qaeda wants the terror suspects freed. >> if you respond to them, then i will live. >> reporter: in the video, weinstein claims he is being taken care of, but says he will die if al qaeda's demands are not met. randall pinkston, cbs news, the white house. >> weinstein has a heart problem. in the video, however, he claims to be getting all of his medications. >>> today a student is taking a high school to court over the school's display of the ten commandments, it is at narrow high school in giles county, virginia. the student says by putting up the 10 commandments the school is violating the first amendment protection against government endorsement of religion. the school board however says the 10 commandments display is part of a larger presentation that includes other historical documents. >>> parishioners at st. peter's spent this weekend healing from a tragedy. the reverend mary margarite cole died after being taken off a respirator.

. >> reporter: khalid sheik mohammed tried to disrupt court saturday.his four co-conspirators refused to answer the judge's questions. they read magazines, prayed, and wouldn't listen to arabic translations. >> the accused participated in peaceful resistance. the accused refused to acknowledge the legitimacy of the military commissions. these men have endured years of inhumane treatment and torture. >> because of their behavior, what was supposed to be a simple arraignment at gaunt turned into an all day affair that went into the night. >> the united states is committed to accountability, under law, for those who plotted to attack our nation and to kill

khalid sheik mohammed declined to answer judge's questions and his four co-defendants often knelt inhe five men charged with 2,976 counts of murder. during the hearing, they also took off their ear phones that provided arabic translations. >>> guards and police are still stationed outside the beijing hospital where a chinese activist is staying. protestors continue to gather outside the hospital demanding that they be allowed to see him. it is unclear if he is treated for an illness or under house arrest. meantime, his wife said she hadn't applied for travel documents and has no date set for them to possibly leave that country. >>> wedding bells rang today for two uc berkeley graduates known internationally for being held in a prison in iran after a hiking trip along the border. shane bauer, proesed while they were behind bars in iran. we're told the cup said i do at 4:00 afternoon at undisclosed location in the bay area. coming up next, have you seen it, the moon is hard to miss tonight? we will show you some of the best video tonight's so-called "super moon." plus, he used to work

he watched from behind glass at guantanamo bay for 13 bizarre and chaotic hours, as khalid sheik mohammed and four alleged coconspirators were finally arraigned. this morning, he read an open letter to the self-proclaimed architect of 911. >> i came a long way to see you eye to eye, khalid sheikh mohammed and your four d dominions. >> reporter: throughout the marathon arraignment, the five defendants refused to answer questions. they ignored the judge, prayed in the middle of proceedings and even pulled out ear pieces so they couldn't hear the arabic translation. one defense attorney claims it was a silent protest over the torture each has endured. >> this treatment has had serious long term effects and will ultimately infect every aspect of this military commission tribunal. >> reporter: but for the victim's families who watched on close circuit tv back here in the u.s., it sent an entirely different message. >> i've only seen body language and that in itself indicates that they have nothing but contempt for our values and our way of life. >> reporter: when it was over, one of the accuse

do you believe khalid sheik mohammed is an enemy combatant? >> in terms of the designation, i think there are a number of factors that go into that. i'm not going to say yea or nay. >> would you believe that al qaeda members can be classified as enemy combatants since we have about 200 or so in quan tonbow mto tonmow bay. >> we're not holding people illegally there, are we? >> no. >> if you caught osama bin laden or ksm, somebody like that tomorrow, in the united states, would you suggest that the country take off the table military commission trials simply because the foreign terrorist was captured in the united states? >> i would stay away from suggesting. that would be a decision for the president. my responsibility, our responsibility would be to gather whatever facts, intelligence and/or looking at -- >> i don't believe it's the policy of the obama administration that foreign terrorists captured in the united states cannot be tried by military commission and not be held as a military combatant, and i don't believe we want to send a signal

. >> reporter: khalid sheik mohammed and the four other top 9/11 suspects were in the same courtroom four years ago, and they were defiant. there were repeated outbursts. they said they wanted to plead guilty. well, today, they followed a different strategy: silence. he sat at a table in the front of the courtroom, and again khalid sheikh mohammed, the confessed mastermind of september 11, seemed in charge. captured in pakistan in 2003, today, mohammed, known as k.s.m., is thinner, his bushy beard tinted red. once seated, he said nothing. when military judge james paul asked repeated questions about whether he wanted lawyers and who he wanted to represent him, k.s.m. looked away. paul asked k.s.m. eight questions, and eight times the judge said, "the accused refuses to answer." the other four terror suspects accused of training hijackers or facilitating the 9/11 attacks also remained silent when judge paul questioned them. they kept their faces down, flipped through magazines or read the koran. one american lawyer for defendant walid bin-attash wore traditional muslim attire and even

. >> reporter: khalid sheik mohammed sat at a table in the front of the courtroom.was thinner than the last time we saw him four years ago dressed in the long white tunic and a black prayer cap. he was defiant. when the hearing began he and the four other defendants said nothing and refused to enter pleas. the military judge questioned them and they remained silent, faces down flipping through magazines and the koran. i was in the courtroom. mohammed has 30 feet away. during the break he talked to the other suspects. they whispered back and forth and seemed relaxed. at times they appeared to laugh. nine september 11 family members came to guantanamo to watch the proceedings including this woman whose brother john was killed at work inside the world trade center. >> i feel very strongly that his children, his son is 16 and his daughter will be 13 in july-- they were robbed. >> reporter: more 9/11 families watched on a closed circuit feed to a military base in new york. lee hanson's son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter, also died aboard the second hijacked plane to

khalid sheik mohamed, we got a ton of infortion out of him because he was water boarded. i don't care if you put him in dye -- diapers or how you have to torture him. >> your stand up is considered torture. are you hurt the cia didn't ask you to perform for the prisoners ? >> that's horrible. >> i know. >> i am going to cut his hamstring after the show. >> there is nothing. >> it was derosa? >> no, it was bill o'reilly. not in a bad way. >> answer the question because have i to move to bill. >> i don't even remember what the question was. >> look, of course, it is torture and necessary and stop calling it enhanced an teargas and call it torture. are you calling it free range an teargas? call it what it is. it is li peakingn the pool. you are not supposed to do it, but if you do -- >> here is the thing, despite all of these techniques, these guys had a better life than you. >> he would be an amazing only din gnaw joked dble. he would be happy to leave the cia. >> can i make a point before i move on? >> yes. >> i think i was going to coach you on your dance moves. they use

the trial of khalid sheik mohammed began with arraignment saturday.nt at gaunt dragged on for 13 hours because of stalling tactics used by the accused terrorist. a defense called the moves peaceful resistance. >> this week is getting off to a rough start for a person living in this ground floor apartment in glendale, maryland. check this out, these apartments, half a car is inside the pardon me. so far prince george's county police have not each charged the driver. >>> parishioners at st. peter church spent this weekend healing from a major tragedy there. the reverend mary margarite kahn died after being taken off a respirator. she was one of two people killed when a homeless gunman shot people in the church. reverend eugene sutton presided over this very emotional service. >> we blessed the places where they had been senselessly killed. >> reporter: 66 douglas jones, the gunman, became angry after the church asked him to limit his visits to the food pantry. >>> just about half the people in virginia think the state is headed in the wrong direction. a

quickly revealed critical information, including identifying the mastermind of the 9/11 plot, khalid sheik mohammed. soufan called a supervisor. >> we did not know that khalid sheikh mohammed was a member of al qaeda. and immediately after that, i contacted my asac in new york, and he was totally shocked. he said, "but he's not a member of al qaeda, khalid sheikh mohammed." i said, "well, think again." >> smith: abu zubaydah also told soufan about an active plot which led to the arrest of an al qaeda figure named jose padilla in chicago. but the cia believed abu zubaydah knew much more, so they brought in a special contractor, a retired air force psychologist. although he has been publicly identified since, his name is still technically classified. his real name is mit >> i don't... >> smith: you cannot confirm i >> i cannot confirm or deny the individual's name shape or form. so i describe him in boris. >> smith: and so boris arrives. tell me. tell me the story. >> boris arrives, and we believed we were getting some headway with abu zubaydah. but he has different opinion about how to handle this i

when the mastermind of the 9-11 attacks khalid sheik mohammed defy rant antly disrupted their arraignment before a commission on guantanamo bay in cuba, friday. >> there were so man nehm nents in court and one has become a real lightening rod. one of the attorneys wore a black muslim dress. she believes the prosecution side should dress modest lee. >> there was somebody dressed in a way that was not in keeping with my client's religious beliefs. >> at the news conference today the defense attorneys tried to characterize the actions of their clients as peaceful resistance. i was in court yesterday and it was clear the men came with a strategy to from us straight and delay the process. they refused to cooperate with the court. they refused that wear their head phones through which they can shear the arabic translatio and they refused to answer the questions. at the news conference the prosecution and defense were asked to assess the proceedings. >> it went smoother than others anticipated. we got through the rainment process everybody has council now and things are set to gross. >> the bott

khalid sheik mohammed and fewer others are trying to he dlai the process.er the weekend, they refused to cooperate, refusing to wear their head hones phone and ignoring the judge's questions. >>> new details this morning in the search if a missing tennessee familiar lai. mom and her three daughters -- new details this morning in the search for a missing tennessee family, a michelle -- a mom and her three daughters. agent are not releasing many details now. >>> fans of the andy griffith show are remembering george lindsay. he has died. he played the part of goober pyle from 1964 to 1968. he later reprised it on the tv show hee-haw. just reading about that. his character became more popular when jim nabors left to do a spinoff show. >>> rg iii finally any redskins uniform running plays. how did he look? >> dave ross joins us in about 10 minutes with sports breakfast. next, we are checking weather and traffic. stay with us.  . >>> good morning. we are getting a little bit of light in the skies now. it may be a little bit like yesterday but do

. >>> khalid sheik mohammed and four co-conspirators will be arraigned in cuba. the five men face 3,000 murders. according to the 9-11 commission report, he brought the idea of using planes as weapons to bin laden. the actual trial will not take place for at least another year. >>> the latest jobs report is due out today and signs about where the economy is heading are mixed. stores say sales dipped in april but the number of people applying for unemployment has dropped. we'll go live to fox business network in new york for more on all of this later on this morning in the business beat. e >>> big games tomorrow for the caps and the nats. we'll tell you what metro is doing to handle the crush of crowds that is expected from that coming up next. >> it will be big. first, we're checking in to see if the weather will cooperate with your weekend plans. tucker has the fall forecast coming up next. what's the best gift you can give mom ? a powerful connection. with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte stay in touch with your loved ones on skype. plus, enjoy ver

>> well, first of all, absolutely khalid sheik mohammed and the others were doing everything they couldcess. they were completely definality, wouldn't answer the judge's questions, wouldn't put on their head sets so they couldn't hear translations forcing the judge to order a verbal translator to repeat everything said because he had to make sure that they at least -- that the defendants heard what was going on in court. >> right. >> so that slowed the process down. ramsey bin al sheba one of the other key alleged planners of the 9/11 attacks twice disrupted things, once getting up and starting to pray and other times claiming there had been threats on the defendants and they've been trying to kill us and make it look like suicide. in addition the lawyers are raising objections left and right to everything going on in the military commission process and at the end of the day, after the defendants' declined to enter pleas one of them requested a full reading of the charges. >> all 87 pages. >> yes. all 87 pages. requires another several hours into the late hours of the night for the sole

khalid shaikh sheik mohammed and other detainees face 2,976 counts of murder and terrorism in the 2001 attacks that sent hijacked jetliners into the world trade certainty at the pentagon. the charges carry the death penalty. attorneys spent hours about his qualifications to hear the case and suggested the clients were being mistreated at the hearing as a strategy for facing appeals. >> i dress that way when i meet with my clients at all times. he has never seen me dressed like this. it is out of respect for his cultural and religious beliefs and i dress like that in court was that is what is required of me. there was somebodying lessed in a way that was not in keeping with my client's religious beliefs. >>> azriel tives of the victims of 9-11 watch for the military installations including gitmo guantanamo bay. they argued mohammed had been given waterboarding. when attorneys said it was unjust system he will not use ed obtained as a result of torture. >> we will not use evidence of pain as a result of torture. the judge has to agree there's a -- that this fairly summarizes this and doe

. >>> khalid sheik mohammed and four defendants returned to court.litary men on saturday. the defendants repeatedly interrupted the proceedings by neg in prayer. one of them even removed his shirt while his attorney described injuries she claimed she sustained while in custody at guantanamo bay. lawyer for the defendants are promising a long, hard court fight. >>> "the sun" newspaper says it smuggled a fake bomb into the olympic complex being built. construction worker alerted the paper saying he was searched when he entered each morning but not the rest of the day. the paper gave him a fake device and he drove with it past security guards into the site. >>> the smart is the new rich. should you buy facebook shares or the better question can you even buy facebook shares? facebook starts its road show today meeting with potential big buyers and mainly wall street banks and plans to share 330 million shares of the company at $28.25 per share. a final price set the night before it begins trading the night before on may 18 p. investor underwriting the ip

khalid sheik mohammed. rcuit tv. >> the attorney, mr. nevin says, "with all that mr. mohammed has been through these past eight years, he's unable to speak to the court." if i wasn't sitting down, i would have fallen down. "with what he's been through." if you would have seen what the people who had to jump from 100 stories up when they were trapped by smoke and flames. >> another hearing set for june 12. military lawyers have been appointed to each man. the judge says the case will proceed whether or not the men cooperate. >> this morning the official lines in a political showdown. tracking all the way to november. president obama kicked off his re-election campaign rallies and a pair of battleground states. brian mooar has the latest from washington. >> president obama hit the campaign trail. >> i still believe in you, and i'm asking you to still believe in me. >> he had help from first lady michelle obama. >> i'm feeling fired up and ready to go myself. i really am. >> his new campaign slogan, "forward" i

. >> he identified ramsey bin al sheik and led to his capture a xur and they provided information that captured khalid shaikh mohammed khalid shaikh mohammed was the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks. >> only three of the terror leaders were waterboarded a technique seen here by a demonstration but rodriguez says it led to the interruption of ten large scale plots and capture of many more terrorists. >> honest men can differ whether they are comfortable with some of the techniques we used and that is fair debate but you shouldn't say the techniques didn't work. >> some shouldn't say they didn't work including nancy pelosi that says it didn't happen at all. >> using the congress of the united states. >> yet rodriguez led a delegation to brief congressional leaders including pelosi. >> the only mention of water boarding it was not being employed. >> sean: she seemed to backtrack when her aide had been briefed specifically about the water boarding. >> informed he in the briefing had taken place. >> she was informed actually using the techniques. >> no, he did say it. he said that the techniques were now being used. >> cont