this is khalid sheikh mohammed's holding cell. he and four other al qaeda suspects are on trial for the attacks of 9/11. i've heard people say, "look, he's trying ksm. why are we contorting ourselves? these guys slaughtered 3,000 innocent people. this was not the battlefield; these were people going to work." >> pelley: you don't realize how over used the word "breathtaking" is until something actually takes your breath away. ford builds 23,000 vehicles a day; lamborghini builds 11, each purchased a year in advance, each unique. it is very beautiful and it is completely impractical. >> yes. >> pelley: tonight, "60 minutes" celebrates italy's super car as lamborghini turns 50. >> keteyian: nick saban runs the gold standard of football programs. he has been disciplining and demanding on his three championships in four years. >> i want you to step, step, step. do it again. i told you three times already today. we create a standard for how we want to do things. and everybody has got to buy into that standard or you really can't have a

this is khalid sheikh mohammed's holding cell. he and four other al qaeda suspects are on trial for the attacks of 9/11. i've heard people say, "look, he's trying ksm. why are we contorting ourselves? these guys slaughtered 3,000 innocent people. this was not the battlefield; these were people going to work." >> pelley: you don't realize how over used the word "breathtaking" is until something actually takes your breath away.

some of the people like khalid sheikh mohammed himself will probably get military commissions to probably be sentenced to death, but there is this other category of people for whom there is not enough evidence to try them, but our view is they're too dangerous to release. their status remain very uncertain and they appear to be in a legal netherworld that will not end anytime in the foreseeable future at all. >> with that, jeffrey toobin, thank you. >>> jeanne moos finds jesus in a most unlikely place. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ohhh...oh boy! i'm falling. everybody look out! ahhhhh...ugh. little help here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. anybody? help the gulf when we made recover and learn the gulf, bp from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-

. >> stahl: and is khalid sheikh mohammed and the 9/11 five right here in this part? >> bogdan: no, they are in a separate facility for the high- value detainees. >> stahl: is it a secret? >> bogdan: it is. it's a classified location. >> stahl: classified, so we can't see that? >> bogdan: no, we can't. >> stahl: and how old is the oldest person here and the youngest person? >> bogdan: the oldest, i believe, is 63; the youngest is around 30. >> stahl: he took us onto one of the cell blocks where the detainees are kept in single cells. >> bogdan: this is bravo block in camp five, which is generally where we put detainees that are on discipline status. >> shaker aamer: i know that for a fact... >> stahl: that's one of the detainees talking? >> bogdan: it is. >> stahl: in english. >> bogdan: yes. >> aaamer: please, we are tired. either you leave us to die in peace or either tell the world the truth. open up the place, let the world come and visit! >> stahl: it was rattling to hear a detainee's voice like that, so despairing, and to get such a raw sense of what it's like h

khalid sheikh mohammed. who are these people and what was driving them. so we have this enemy that we really don't care to know too much about and the 9/11 commission report -- i used to remember the page, i don't now -- but there's a disclaimer box in which these people on the commission who had the highest security, right? appointed by the president say very clearly we asked to see the key witnesses in guantanamo. we were denied that right. we then wanted to put questions to them, we were denied that right. we were even denied the right to talk to the people who questioned them. so you have a whole narrative of what happened on 9/11 based on official leaks of information from the government to the 9/11 commission. no vetting, no examination. so let me ask you about the legal community that you have a lot of contact with as the executive director of the national lawyers guild and so forth. why are these people so out to lunch? why is there not more outrage in this community? >> in the community of progressive lawyers? >> no, lawyers. lawyers are supposed

sheikh mohammed. he is the mastermind of september 11. a key player behind the attacks on our country on september 11. and so we are going to allow the potential that he could be transferred to the united states of america. in addition to that, there is allowance for a potential transfer to the country of yemen, and as senator chambliss has talked about, the country of yemen is a place where the head -- where al qaeda is centered in the arabian peninsula, but not only that, in yemen there have actually been instances where we have seen prison breaks in yemen. in fact, it's a very destabilized place. in june, i asked the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff about yemen, and he assessed it to be the most dangerous al qaeda in the -- al qaeda in the eye rabinian peninsula is the most dangerous yemen affiliate. yet again, when we look at yemen, there have been breaks from detention facilities there. as senator chambliss described, the 2009 christmas day bomber received his training in yemen. and we have

khalid sheikh mohammed has air conditioning and an arrow that points him towards mecca so he can pray. in the courtroom he is equipped with computer screens and translation service. still his military team complains the military justice system is unfair. the 9/11 trial will not officially begin for another year. >>> one lawmakers in washington issuing a threat to the white house. give us the answers on benghazi or else. south carolina senator lindsey graham reiterated his pledge to block all the president's nominees unless congress gets more information about the terror attacks that killed four americans. he said this on fox news sunday. >> i shouldn't have to make these kind of threats. they should provide in a responsible way those who lived through benghazi to be interviewed separate and apart from the obama administration to find out exactly what happened before, during and after. >> graham says despite several capitol hill hearings on the attacks, there are still too many unanswered questions. >>> coming soon, listen to this, the gospel according to britney spears. ♪ ♪ >> oka