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And, finally hearsay. that's when somebody wants to get up on the stand and testify about what somebody else said. that is almost never admissible in civilian courts, but a military judge can allow it in. terrorist suspects clearly have more rights and protections in a civilian courtroom but it is interesting to note that whether they start out in a military commission or a federal civilian courtroom, their legal appeals would end up in a very same place. right back in u.s. federal courts. >> shepard: everyone gets an appeal and all in federal. thank you, shannon bream on the hill tonight. goo...

Former vice presidents, they argued on separate shows about antiterror strategies. we have more on their fight coming up in just a few minutes. but before americans make up their mind about the tribunal it's worth know what they are. we have shannon bream and cathrine herridge. >> catherine, canadian women, is this a random thing or is there something specific? what do we know? >> i've had information from a investigative source the intelligence community is focused on women, specifically there is information intercepts saying the next wave may be western women, possibly canadians with forged ...

Next wave will involve western women seen as an evolution from the attempted bombing of flight 253. >> we have to look for not just the usually suspects, if you will, but obviously al qaeda is going to try to find people who blend into our society, people who can speak english fluently and not give the appearance of being what we identify as the traditional al qaeda suspect. >> the suspect in flight 253 umar farouk abdulmutallab said there were 20 or 30 more like him in the pipeline. source confirmed al qaeda is recruiting english speaking individuals, anyone who fits in. the talent spotter in...

Documents. this would be seen as an evolution in the strategy, with the attempted bombing of flight 253 and a question was questioned on that amsterdam flight, the initial reporting was she had an incendiary device but it turned out to be a medical device but underscores the sensitivity and focus of law enforcement and the intelligence community, especially on women right now. megyn: now we get the red flags about women and about english speaking suspects. cath cath rip, put it in perspective for us. >> reporter: i think there are really two ways to put it into perspective. number one is yemen...

>> eric: new calls to boycott southwest. kevin smith known for film like "clerks" and "mall rats" was pulled off a flight for being too fat. he claims hefts already seated with his bags stowed away when a southwest crew member ordered him to get up and leigh the plane, the pilot calling him "a safety risk." joining me now is brandon mctadda with the association for airline passenger rights and he supports new calls to boycott the airline by the way we did invite southwest to appear on the show and they designed our request. safety ris, agree? >> i don't agree. thank you for having me. consider...