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But there is one thing with this and its worth noting here, this is a very expensive trial, although its gone much more quickly than many had thought, if he is acquitted, if ghailani is aacquitted, the government, jon, can still detain him as an enemy combatant. so the bottom line here, no matter what the outcome of this trial, it is all but uncertain, unlikely, that gal an -- ghailani will ever walk out of this building behind me a free man. jon: david lee miller at the federal courthouse in lo...

Me wreck my life. >> shepard: you seem to be doing that all by yourself. tonight, new charges for the accused acid hoaxer and new details about how police say she used drain cleaner to do this to herself. but first from fox this tuesday night yemen launch as new offensive in an area where a radical american cleric is believed to be hiding out. at one point there was word security forces had cornered one anwar al awlaki. he is the first american citizen to be on the u.s. governments capture or ki...

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Awlaki. hes been linked to al qaeda. the u.s. believes hes hiding in yemen. chris lawrence has been following all of this from washington. what kind of military and intelligence information are we talking about? >> for obvious reasons, the governments not going to get an exact specific. but basically what theyre talking about are military and intelligence operations going on overseas. their argument, the governments argument is theyre not going to disclose to an active operational terror, exactl...

Little due process here. just because allegations are made about his criminal activity, dont we need to vet it? dont we need to litigate it? arent we entitled to discovery? cant the government be wrong? what happens if they are wrong and they kill this guy? i dont know the answers. this is the united states. it seems contrato our values and laws this a mere allegation can result in a, perhaps, kill list. a little scary. >> how long will this process last, how long before the federal court determ...

Wikileaks raising blood pressure once again. this is a gush of battle details from the frontlines from a reported assassination attempt on hamid karzai to raids gone wrong. we are talking six years, 92,000 documents of blow-by-blow pictures of what our troops are up against on the ground in afghanistan. and heres more. "the new york times" reports suspicions that pakistans military spy service is helping the taliban. the taliban is using portable heat-seeking missiles against u.s. aircraft. secr...