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Assuming he was walking with his dog when he fell into a river bed. they do not have the exact cause of death. he was last seen walking the dog. so far, theres no sign of the dog. he was a 21-year-old free he had just earned a baseball scholarship. jon: so sad. terrorism suspects moved from gitmo to illinois. now theyre coming to america, will they be tried in federal court? or will they be held indefinitely on u.s. soil? is that constitutional? we will speak to one senator. i have asthma.

That, under the resolution to use force in afghanistan. of course, that is the same argument the bush administration used. shepard: there are still some unanswered questions, and perhaps the biggest of all is rather some detainees would be here for good. catherine herridge has been to gitmo eight times. she is in our d.c. newsroom now. we know how many detainees, but who will they be? >> they are only saying those facing trials will be sent to thompson, and no exact number is given. they will st...

Today mr. weis and espn.com is reporting at this moment sources tell it bobby bowden will retire tomorrow after 34 years as the head coach of the florida state seminoles. good luck. bill: "the oreilly factor" is on. tonight. >> i have someone down in front of my house. they hit a pole. >> are they trapped inside of the vehicle? >> no. they are laying on the ground. bill: why is tiger woods not talking to the police about a late-night accident? is he smart to avoid answering questions? well talk ...

You might seek cheaper prices, and that might be good overall. but the industry so far holding a bouquet. jane: thanks very much. -- holding up ok. jane: thank you very much. senator lindsey graham put the attorney general on the hot seat. we will talk to him next.

President, they talked about everything from the middle east to corporate bailouts. major, if we can, lets start with gitmo. the president promised to close the prison camp by january. first the administration had to figure out what to do with the detainees. the president told you that the prison will not be closed before the deadline. listen. >> we are on a path and a process where i went to anticipate that guantanamo would be closed next year. i will not set an exact date. a lot of this will d...

Tough these decisions are. heres what he told us. >> to the issues around classified information are enormously complicated and can occupy sometimes years of litigation before a case goes to try to figure out what is going to be available to whom. >> absolutely, we expect the pretrial and called to go on for, as he said, years. martha: thank you very much. trace: meantime, there are new developments about irans nuclear program, and there seems to be a little he said/she said going on. analysts s...

I anticipate as we go further down the year, things are going to be jam packed here at cocoa beach. trace: thank you. these things are great fun. if you have 26 minutes to stay with us, it is extraordinary. martha: in the meantime, a small town in illinois could become the new home of some of the detainees from guantanamo bay. the defense department and official taking a closer look at correctional facilities in thompson, illinois. the governor is calling it a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to c...

>> illinois republicans just held a press conference detailing the reasons they believe the guantanamo bay detainees should not be allowed on u.s. soil, particularly in this part of the state. of course, this is 20 miles from the nearest nuclear plant, as well as near ohare international airport. opponents say if those sites become a magnet for terrorism, it could be catastrophic. they also touched on possible terrorist recruitment. >> guantanamo is not being closed, it is being moved to northwe...

Could be at the forefront of the race that still includes michigan and kansas. bottom line, this deal could mean up to a billion dollars of federal cash over the first four years of operation and a couple of thousand jobs to the struggling town of thompson, in a rural area, 150 miles west of chicago. >> those who are spreading fear and panic about this are ignoring the facts and the facts are clear. we have a chance to bring a major new correctional facility to our state, create some of the best...

Subjected to justice by military commission. under the precedence set by abraham lincoln and president roosevelt. im a naval reserve intelligence officer. i recently served in afghanistan. i know of this threat and i think caution with regard to bringing 200 of the most dangerous terrorists on the planet to the state of illinois should be the policy that we have. i fear that this is the wrong way to go which is why i will be offering an amendment calling for a homeland insecurity impact statemen...