as our friend tracy burns said a couple of weeks ago, if they are not going to rot in hell, let them rot in jail. i don't care about closing guantanamo bay, but they need to be housed somewhere. that is our facility. you say they've been down there so long they are ineffective. nelson mandela was in prison 27 years and came out for good and ran a country. camp boco gave us the leadership of isis. these guys are there for a reason. they are not there for parking tickets. there is no reason to let them out because your political ideology about guantanamo bay. >> why close gitmo if there is proof they are going back to the fight? >> the biggest reason to close it is it actually does have more harm than good. there are currently 129 die tan'stan detainees in gitmo. but the people being recruited is so many more than that. it is so costly. >> what? >> i don't understand that. >> they talk about the fact that we have this and hold them. if we have them and have the proof, we should bring them on to american soil and charge them. >> we have to decide what we are doing here. the same day we

as our friend tracy burns said a couple of weeks ago, if they are not going to rot in hell, let them rot in jail. i don't care about closing guantanamo bay, but they need to be housed somewhere. that is our facility. you say they've been down there so long they are ineffective. nelson mandela was in prison 27 years and came out for good and ran a country. camp boco gave us the leadership of isis. these guys are there for a reason. they are not there for parking tickets. there is no reason to let them out because your political ideology about guantanamo bay. >> why close gitmo if there is proof they are going back to the fight? >> the biggest reason to close it is it actually does have more harm than good. there are currently 129 die tan'stan detainees in gitmo. but the people being recruited is so many more than that. it is so costly. >> what? >> i don't understand that. >> they talk about the fact that we have this and hold them. if we have them and have the proof, we should bring them on to american soil and charge them. >> we have to decide what we are doing here. the same day we

tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: well, it was firemen who were doing the fighting when a fuel truck caught fire and burned four hours today near dearborn michigan. i-94 was shut down as flames and smoke shot high in the air burning fuel leaked into sewers at least two cars caught fire, but only two minor injuries were reported. the utah desert lit up today in a spectacular display as nasa test fired a souped-up version of a space shuttle solid rocket booster. it passed the test, burning for two minutes inch three years this rocket will be carrying an orion capsule to the moon. baby lily is home from the hospital tonight. lily just 18 months old survived a car crash that killed her mother near salt lake city friday night. lil yes's father released this video calling her recovery a miracle. she was found at least 12 hours after her moran off the road into a river. lily was upside down in her car seat with her head just above the water. it's a relocation project like none other. how do you move a dozen rhinos? we'll show you next. your eyes depend on a unique set of nutrients. that's why there's ocuvite. ocu

burns off a beautiful spring-like day. wait until you hear the temperatures. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. i guess we are a little more than a week away from spring but it will feel like spring today. we'll get this first alert meteorologist brittney shipp in the forecast. >>> it's going to feel like spring today with temperatures close to the 60s. that should put you in a good mood getting ready for work. we'll take a live look outside with foggy conditions. you can't tell from the camera but our fog advisory did expire early here. right now temperatures are at 44 degrees in philly. 44 in trenton. 46 in wrightstown. 38 in al

burns off a beautiful spring-like day. wait until you hear the temperatures. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. i guess we are a little more than a week away from spring but it will feel like spring today. we'll get this first alert meteorologist brittney shipp in the forecast. >>> it's going to feel like spring today with temperatures close to the 60s. that should put you in a good mood getting ready for work. we'll take a live look outside with foggy conditions. you can't tell from the camera but our fog advisory did expire early here. right now temperatures are at 44 degrees in philly. 44 in trenton. 46 in wrightstown. 38 in allentown. right along the shore, the mid-40s. 48 in avalon. same for dover. visibility is reduced to one mile in allentown, a mile and a half in lancaster. down to three miles in cape may. four miles in mount holly. so just watch out for a little patchy fog decreasing your visibility out there on the roads. we're also seeing slick roads with lingering showers continuing to move out of the region. we expect to see clearing heading into the