shaikh mohammed repeatedly refused to answer the judge's questions while his codefendant the knelt in prayer the five men have been charged with almost three thousand counts of murder for the two thousand and one attacks and could face the death penalty however this was their first hearing in almost three years american lawyer eric in one talo believes the timing of the military tribunals it's politically motivated. within twenty four hours of president obama taking office issued an executive order to close guantanamo bay as the most powerful leader in the world and that did not occur for what reason i have no idea so three years later on that you book another election i think what they're trying to do is take that issue off the table and say well we're at least trying to proceed in an orderly fashion but i think it's a fairly decent bill and people will be able to see through it does a tremendous injustice to the memory of those victims are not a little bit and i say it does a tremendous justice to the thing that we call the justice system in america and you know it's going to highli

shaikh mohammed and his fellow accomplices refuse to answer questions or enter a plea during the seven hour hearing charged with almost three thousand counts of murder and could be sentenced to death the trial is being held by military tribunals to guntown about also an attempt to try the man in the two outs failed three years ago because of a public backlash and american lawyer eric multilevel believes the timing and the planning of the trial is questionable. one has to wonder why now you know within twenty four hours of president obama taking office issued an executive order to close guantanamo bay as the most powerful leader in the world and that did not occur for what reason i have no idea how this of three years later on that you've got another election i think what they're trying to do is take that issue off the table and say well we're at least trying to proceed in an orderly fashion but i think it's a fairly thin veil and people will be able to see through it does a tremendous injustice to the memory of those victims are not a little bit and i think it does a tremendous injusti

shaikh mohammed and his four accomplices refused to answer questions or enter a plea during the seven hour hearing that charge with almost three thousand counts of murder and could be sentenced to death the trials being held by a military tribunal at guantanamo after an attempt to try the man in the u.s. failed three years ago because of a public backlash american lawyer eric montell over believes the timing and planning of the trial is questionable. one has to wonder why now you know that within twenty four hours of president obama taking office issued an executive order to close guantanamo bay is the most powerful leader in the world and that did not occur for what reason i have no idea three years later on the eve of another election i think what they're trying to do is take that issue off the table and say well we're at least trying to proceed in an orderly fashion but i think it's a fairly thin veil and people will be able to see through it does a tremendous injustice to the memory of those victims are not leben i think it does a tremendous injustice to the thing that we call the

shaikh mohammed and his four accomplices refused to answer questions or enter a plea during the seven hour hearing that charged with almost three thousand counts of murder and could be sentenced to death trials being held by military tribunal at guantanamo after an attempt to try the man in the u.s. failed three years ago because of a public backlash american lawyer eric montell of a believes the timing and planning of the trial is questionable. one has to wonder why now you know that within twenty four hours of president obama taking office issued an executive order to close guantanamo bay is the most powerful leader in the world and that did not occur for what reason i have no idea three years later on the eve of another election i think what they're trying to do is take that issue off the table and say well we're at least trying to proceed in an orderly fashion but i think it's a fairly thin veil and people will be able to see through it does a tremendous injustice to the memory of those victims on nine eleven i think it does a tremendous injustice to the thing that we call the jus

shaikh mohammed the suspected mastermind behind the outrages which almost three thousand people died new rules forbid the use of evidence gained through torture with prisoners now also having access to defense of some family members of eleven victims will be attending the hearing with others watching by video. thousands of march through tokyo to mark japan switching off its last working legally reactor for the first time in over four years the country will can without any injury after intense public opposition for the fukushima plant caused by the huge earthquake and tsunami the government's been eager to restart some reactors fearing blackouts and rising emissions as they turn to weather power sources. the bus is crushing of them all the italian city of purdue it's left five dead injured more than a dozen is the latest pictures we're getting through the new center left the road and ended up partially submerged in a canal in what looks to be clear weather conditions it was carrying retired policeman and will better event in venice emergency rescuers are at the scene searching the can

shaikh mohammed and four other men accused of planning the atrocities in the words will be charged today at gun time of day there are new rules for trials held at gun time tomorrow including a bible evidence obtained under torture a previous attempts to charge muhammad will stop three years ago when president barack obama tried to close the prison relatives of the some of the victims of nine eleven our military complex to attend the arraignment. a u.s. drone strike has killed at least a night aspect of interns in northwest pakistan the region is thought to be a lifeline of time about of course border insurgent activity pakistan had previously complained about that time saying they violated sovereignty the rate of u.s. let's try exe has increased since president obama took office in two thousand and eight. the french court has sentenced an old juror and born scientist to five years in prison for plotting terrorist attacks. who shot was arrested in two thousand and nine after police intercepted his e-mails to alleged archived remember the communications suggested his shop was willing to be

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this is face the death penalty khalid shaikh mohammed is one of five men pledged with planning the atrocities in which almost three thousand people were killed during the thirteen hour hearing the accused refused to answer questions or enter a plea as some relatives of nine eleven victims watched on his in fact the second time the u.s. has tried to prosecute the man from the tent to try them in america failed three years ago because of a public backlash american lawyer eric one tell that leaves the timing and planning that with the trial is question. one has to wonder why now you know within twenty four hours of president obama taking office issued an executive order to close guantanamo bay as the most powerful leader in the world and that did not occur for what reason i have no idea so three years later on the eve of another election i think what they're trying to do is take that issue off the table and say well we're at least trying to proceed in an orderly fashion but i think it's a fairly sin bill and people will be able to see through it does a tremendous injustice to the memory of those

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the husband of a woman killed in 9-11 is trying to save the mastermind of khalid shaikh mohammed. >> according to this morning's new york post he is offering to testify to keep ksm and co conspirators to keep him from death. >> washington, d.c. honoring and remembering officers who have given the ultimate sacrifice. ♪ amazing grace >> the names of 362 law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty including 163 who died this past year formally added to the national law enforcement officer's memorial. thousands of loved ones attending a candlelight vigil and memorial. >> it is kind of overwhelming how much support and love the officers have here. >> it is a horrible feeling. they don't co they>> there are 960 names on the monument. >> they are battling wildfires across arizona. 340 people were forced to leave their homes. they are 4 miles away from 300 acres burning in the bradshaw mountains. they are pulling in air power to help douse the flames with water. no word on the cause of the flames sparked over the weekend. >>> tracy foster got her big break when an executive at a

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shaikh mohammed and his four accomplices refused to answer questions or enter a plea during the seven hour hearing they charged with almost three thousand counts of murder and could be sentenced to death the trial is being held by military tribunal at guantanamo after an attempt to try the man in the u.s. failed three years ago because of a public backlash american lawyer eric montell believes the timing and planning of a trial is questionable but has to wonder why now you know within twenty four hours of president obama taking office issued an executive order to close guantanamo bay is the most powerful leader in the world and that did not occur for what reason i have no idea most of the three years later on the another election i think what they're trying to do is take that issue off the table and say well we're at least trying to proceed in an orderly fashion but i think it's a fairly thin bill and people will be able to see through it does a tremendous injustice to the memory of those victims are not a little bit and i think it does a tremendous injustice to the thing that we call

the could see in this for a compass is face the death penalty khalid shaikh mohammed is one of five men pledged with planning the atrocities in which almost three thousand people were killed during the thirteen hour hearing the accused refused to answer questions or enter a plea as some relatives of nine eleven victims watched on his in fact the second time the u.s. has tried to prosecute the man from the attempt to try them in america failed three years ago because of a public backlash american lawyer erik one tell that leaves the timing and planning that with the trial is a question one has to wonder why now you know within twenty four hours of president obama taking office issued an executive order to close guantanamo bay is the most powerful leader in the world and that did not occur for what reason i have no idea of the three years later on that you've got another election i think what they're trying to do is take that issue off the table and say well we're at least trying to proceed in an orderly fashion but i think it's a fairly sin bill and people will be able to see through it

shaikh mohammed is four accomplices refused to answer questions or enter a plea during the seven hour hearing that charged with almost three thousand counts of murder and could be sentenced to death the trial is being held by a military tribunal at guantanamo after an attempt to try the man in the u.s. failed three years ago because of a public backlash american lawyer eric montell over believes the timing and planning of a trial is questionable but i have to wonder why now you know within twenty four hours of president obama taking office issued an executive order to close guantanamo bay is the most powerful leader in the world and that did not occur for what reason i have no idea most of the three years later on that you've got another election i think what they're trying to do is take their issue off the table and say well we're at least trying to proceed. an orderly fashion but i think it's a fairly thin bill and people will be able to see through it it does a tremendous injustice to the memory of those victims are not a little bit and i think it does a tremendous injustice to the

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five men looked much different than they did few years ago, khalid shaikh mohammed seemed to have lost a weight and his beard had been died rd it looked like with henna. one was brought in by restraints family who is connected with osama bin laden. there were also plenty of antics in court. one that lived with mohammad atta before the attack got up at one point and said, maybe they are going to try and kill us and say that we are committing suicide. aside from the antics and efforts to delay the process, serious issues were brought up. there were contentious back and forth between the military defense attorneys and the judge. one of them who represents an alleged banker he had gone a year without a dedicated transit later and he doesn't speak any arabic. other allegations they are trying to keep the information is classified because it's embarrassing. there is legislate reason to keep it secret, they said. >> there really are sources and methods about future attacks and future dangers, again i understand the skepticism. it's not a justification to not disclose information because it is

soil, khalid shaikh mohammed is being arraigned and the case had been on hold since the obama administration failed in the efforts to move toward a civil case. now those are charged with 3,000 counts of murder is under way. katherine heritage is live in cuba with more. >> heather, thank you. it was clear right out of the gate the 9/11 suspect came in with strategy to delay the process. when they were first arraigned in 2008 they tried to take control by acting as their own attorneys, today they tried to take control by refusing to cooperate, by refusing to answer questions and by refusing to use the earphones. five men looked much different than they did few years ago, khalid shaikh mohammed seemed to have lost a weight and his beard had been died rd it looked like with henna. one was brought in by restraints family who is connected with osama bin laden. there were also plenty of antics in court. one that lived with mohammad atta before the attack got up at one point and said, maybe they are going to try and kill us and say that we are committing suicide. aside from the antics and efforts to

khalid shaikh mohammed and four coconspirators will be arraigned tomorrow in cuba. a few of the relatives from the victims of 9/11 are there now to watch the beginning of this historic trial. >>> developing news from overseas today, secretary of state hillary clinton says she's encouraged by china's statement that it will allow a blind activist to apply to study abroad. this move is seen as the most positive response so far from the chinese government since chen guangcheng escaped house arrest last week. chen remains at a hospital two days after leaving the protection of the u.s. embassy to be reunited with his name. chen has claimed he's having trouble talking with u.s. officials about his desire to leave the at any time. but secretary clinton says there is progress on that front. >> i'm pleased that today our ambassador has spoken with him again. our embassy staff and our doctor had a chance to meet with him and he confirms that he and his family now want to go to the united states so he can pursue his studies. >> chen has been in trouble in china for speaking out

among them alleged 9/11 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed. the suspects were silent for most of today's proceedings, but there were two outbursts yelled "they're going to kill them." >>> president barack obama kicked off his campaign in ohio and virginia. in his first speech, he made a case for a second term. >> now we face a choice. for the last few years, republicans who run this congress have insisted we go right back to the policies that created this mess. but to borrow a line from my friend, bill clinton, now their agenda is on steroids. >> he told the crowd at ohio state university if mitt romney was elected, he would rubber stamp the republican congressional agenda. those are your headlines this hour. i'm don lemon. keeping you informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. ♪ >>> the battle of jaji made bin laden, and he was happy to exploit his newfound fame. >> everybody said that he won the battle in jaji. newspapers, magazines. everybody's talking about it. he became a hero. >> reporter: bin laden's soaring confidence and abundant

khalid shaikh mohammed or any of the taliban or in any way moderate or not good muslims or not knowledgeable and devout. they are and extreme in their piety. >> sean: last word. >> they are extremists the taliban but they are different than al-qaeda. i think by helping karzai negotiate with the taliban. >> and there 70% of the casualties in the war were under the obama administration and most of them were by taliban and not al-qaeda. >> sean: let your heart not be troubled. great american panel, beckel is going to react to my low down of occupy wall street protestor and an interview with george w. bush all coming up. >> i don't need your suggestions. i have a suggestion for you. you are 29 years old. stop wasting your time in occupy wall street. here is a novel concept. get up at 6:00 a.m., shovel coffee and hit the pavement. find a job. [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one no

now khalid shaikh mohammed will face justice. geraldo is here live from l.a. >> imagine seeing this driving to work. a runaway is on trip. why are you racing one? some of the questions we will answer on fox and friends. ♪ ♪ >>> that looks like a goose neck lamp, that is one of the street poles in front of the world headquarters on the flocks news and friends. tomorrow is cinco de mayo. we got a dunk tank. >> gretchen: maybe that is a heat lamp. >> brian: last time we ended up in the body of water, the water was 39 degrees. i'm not really sure. i know this the dunk tank dates back to 1862. >> that was the drunk tank, oh, sorry. >> gretchen: we're going to have a quiz a little bit to test your own cinco de mayo knowledge and see how we do and the loser will end up in the tank. >> this is not cinco de mayo, this is cinco de mayo eve. >> on the actual day but it's not filled with water, is it. >> it's tequila. >> it's a human marring rita that. >> gretchen: that changes everything. >> brian: if you are marring rita that. they hav

among them alleged 9/11 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed. the suspects were silent for most of today's proceedings, but there were two outbursts yelled in court today. >>> president barack obama in virginia today holding his second official campaign rally of the day. in a speech just a few hours ago obama made the case for a second term in the white house. he also told the crowd at ohio state university that if mitt romney were elected he would rubber-stamp the republican congressional agenda. those are your headlines this hour. i'm don lemon. "cnn presents: in the footsteps of bin laden" continues right now. ♪ >>> the battle of jaji made bin laden, and he was happy to exploit his newfound fame. >> everybody said that he won the battle in jaji. newspapers, magazines. everybody's talking about it. he became a hero. >> reporter: bin laden's soaring confidence and abundant wealth would soon attract those looking to exploit this rising star. militants like ayman al zawahiri, an egyptian doctor with plans to separate bin laden from his money an

shaikh mohammed and four other men for their rows in the an i tack. they're facing 3000 counts of murder. they refused to take part and whispering among themselves and dragging it out 13 hours. and one is protesting the unjust system, end quote. but the prosecutor says they will get a fair trial. >> these men have endured years of inhumane treatment and torture and there sw serious effect. >> that the law prohibits the use of any statement obtained as the result of torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment and we will implement the law. these proceedings will be fair. >> another attorney asked the judge to force all women in the courtroom to wear traditional attire, a head toe covering with respect to her client's belief. but the court said the women were dressed appropriate already. the attorneys say other legal challenges could push that date back further and we're learning a top al-qaeda militant is dead after an air strike in yemen. our u.s. military has been searching for him in connection with the deadly bombing of the u. is s -- u.s.s. c

like khalid shaikh mohammed could not be focused because some woman was going to be in there with a short dress. >> two women were dressed in military dress uniform. two prosecutors. that can't be too provocative. >> getting back to greta's point whoever your client is, popular, unpopular, right wing group, religious group you have to maintain a professional distance. i represented the biggest murder nersz this city. i didn't go into court with a gun on my hip. >> if i represented someone from the nudist colony, should i come in naked? >> greta: yes. >> i think you hit the nail right on the head with the hammer. and defendants got too close to the aryan brotherhood and implicated being involved in a murder. they sent letters out and they praised an assault on a prison guard. some lawyers get too close to the clients. it's up to the judge to say knock it off. this crazy ideology shouldn't even be suggested. >> greta: fujtdly it's about defendants of having a fair trial. a defendant can be forced to wear jail garb because you look guilty when wearing that. i have never seen it where a defen

khalid shaikh mohammed refusing to answer any questions. he and four others face the death penalty if convicted. no plea is entered during military arraignment. a reading of the charges and confirmation defendants understand the charges. trial is still likely more than a year away. six families selected by lottery watched in it person. numerous other families watched closed-circuit tv feeds in new york and baltimore. >>> the high price escort at the heart of the secret service sex scandal is speaking publicly. an interview she says she was approached by a man at strip club that asked for sex. they agreed on a price of $800. she demanded the money, he only gave her taxi fare. >> i told him to wake up and give him my gift i asked for. he said, no. just go [ bleep ]. >> she contacted police to help her get the money and that is when the scandal exploded. she has quit the prostitution business. >> a private detective has pleaded guilty to eight criminal courts. christopher burt her was arraigned on dealing in cash, drugs and guns. and former sa

khalid shaikh mohammed, coordinator of the 9/11 attacks and four co-defendants refused to cooperate during a hearing. >>> the race for the white house is in full swing for president obama kicking off his re-election campaign saturday at rallies in ohio and virginia, two critical swing states in order to win a second term. i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> two. >> left. >> two. >> all right, y'all, hold it down. hey, if you stop talking and get up here, we'll go to chow. we structure everything like the military. and we like to have everybody do the same thing all together and they stay in compliance when they do that. if you've got your hands in your pockets, you're wrong. if you've got your hands in your jacket, you're wrong. >> we make them walk on the line so we do have consistency. and if everybody's walking in a straight line, it makes everything a whole lot easier. y'all take your hands out of your pockets ygt >> while florida's santa rosa correctional institution can be mistaken for boot camp, it's not only the inmates who ma

the five suspects including khalid shaikh mohammed can now plead guilty to the murder of nearly 3,000 americans but.... >> there is no guarantee he will get the death penalty. it's ultimately at the hands of jury. >> retired firefighter says this political debate about the interrogation of detainees is misplaced when you remember those that died. >> those jumpers that jumped 1,000 feet. they were probably longer in the air longer than he was under water. we have to keep the victims in midnight here. >> they can watch the hearings by closed-circuit tv on military bases around the country. >> john: new strategic partnership agreement with afghanistan prohibits the united states from launching a attacks on other countries from afghan soil. president obama signed the deal this week in kabul. concerns are growing it will effectively end the highly successful drone program that has killed hundreds of al-qaeda leaders. it will prohibit a nighttime raid that killed osama bin laden. many people in europe are voting this weekend. a senior correspondent greg palkot reports, it is not a good time

shaikh mohammed. four others will be arraigned tomorrow. a televised feed of the proceedings will also be seen at four military bases around the united states. the five men face murder and terrorism charges and could receive the death penalty if convicted. >>> china and the united states have made a deal. chinese activist chen guangcheng will be allowed to apply to study for an american fellowship reportedly at nyu's law school. chen originally wanted to stay in china after escaping house arrest last week and fleeing to the u.s. embassy in beijing but he changed his mind after concerns for the safety of his family. u.s. embassy officials and an american doctor visited chen today at a bay jang hospital. he suffered three broken bones in his foot during his escape. >>> still ahead at 6:00, a remarkable story of technology and courage. how local researchers are helping amputees reach new heights. >>> and he helped put hip-hop on the map. the music world mourns the loss of a legend tonight. >>> and good e

khalid shaikh mohammed and four others are getting arraigned at the u.s. guantanamo bay naval base in cuba. they'll hear their formal charges and find out when the trial will begin. the five face counts of conspiracy, terrorism, and nearly 3,000 charges of murder. one for each person killed on september 11, 2001. >>> some of our other top stories this morning, tragedy strikes inside a church in howard county. police say they found two women shot yesterday evening at the st. paul's episcopal church in ellicott city. one of the victims died from her wounds. the other remains in critical condition. officers believe the suspected gunman later shot and killed himself. they are still trying to figure out the relationship between the three people involved. >>> a virginia newborn is in the hospital after he was attacked by the family dog. culpepper county sheriff's officials say the family's jack russell terrier bit the baby more than 30 times tuesday night. a family member found the dog attacking the infant in his bassinet and called an ambulance. before police a

still to come, after more than a decade, the self-proclaimed 9/11 mastermind, khalid shaikh mohammed gets ready to face a trial. he heads to arlington today. president obama is going to be talking about student loans. we are guessing he is going to talk about the jobs report too. john calipari comes to the white house too. [ male announcer ] away... is as much about getting there... ♪ ...as it is being there. ♪ [ birds chirping ] away is where the days are packed with wonder... ♪ [ wind whistles ] ...and the evenings are filled with familiar comforts. find your away. for a dealer and the rv that's right for you, visit gorving.com. not in this economy. we also have zero free time, and my dad moving in. so we went to fidelity. we looked at our family's goals and some ways to help us get there. they helped me fix my economy, the one in my house. now they're managing my investments for me. and with fidelity, getting back on track was easier than i thought. call or come in today to take control of your personal economy. get one-on-one help from america's retirement leader. >>> as yo

khalid shaikh mohammed is the mastermind of the 7-elev9/11 at. >>> a top al qaeda member was kill killed. he helped plan the bombing of the "uss cole" in 2007. he was on the fbi's most wanted list. >>> and the white house says vice president biden's comments on "meet the press" were not an endorsement for same-sex marriage. the vice president commented on the sentiment that americans are increasingly showing support for gay marriage. >> i am absolutely comfortable with the fact that men marrying men, women marrying women, and heterosexual men and women are entitled it the same exact rights. >> president obama does not publicly gay marriage but says his position is "evolving." >>> today, great britain's prince harry will be in d.c., accepting an award for his humanitarian work. news4's megan mcgrath is live outside the british embassy with more on the royal visit. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. a lot of people curious just what will prince harry do while he's here in washington, d.c. well, by all accounts, his trip is going to be rather low key and short. he's done work w

it took over eight hours for a military tribunal judge to request pleas from master mind khalid shaikh mohammed and his co-defendant. the men reportedly knelt in prayer, ignored the judge and refused to listen to translators. >> and the biggest, brightest moon of the year is shining tonight. super moon will be just over 200,000 miles way from earth, appearing 14% bigger than usual. now back to "lockup." >> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> ♪ just the beginning no denying that it's all in your position ♪ ♪ trying to tell me that the devil went down but that's a lot because i seen him walking by my cell ♪ ♪ the [ bleep ] got to call the policeman we on a whole other level yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ >> joseph johnson, serving ten years for armed robbery, is not shy when it comes to expressing disdain for staff at florida's santa rosa correctional institution. >> that what we call a class in jackass. >> during a recent cell inspection aimed primarily at finding documents to link his cell mate to a gang, officers also found some interesting documents among j

khalid shaikh mohammed and four defendants dragged out the proceedings at guantanamo bay, cuba, for 13 hours. despite their frustration, family members of 9/11 victims say the suspects deserve a fair trial. chris lawrence has more from cuba. >> the 9/11 terror suspects turned their arraignment into a chaotic court circus. >> yesterday you may have noticed the peaceful resistance to an unjust system. the accused refused to acknowledge the legitimacy of the military commissions as demonstrated through their silence. these men have endured years of inhumane treatment and torture. this treatment has had serious long-term effects and will ultimately infect every aspect of this military commission tribunal. >> i am confident the military commission that was convened here yesterday to try the charges referred to it, will answer the call with fairness and with justice. >> the family members of those killed in the september 11th attacks had to watch as one defendant made a paper airplane and set it on the desk. others passed around a magazine of the economist magazine. one defendant actually to

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