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Trials for the alleged 9/11 terrorists, including the admitted mastermind shake muhammad. they will instead face a detention tribunal in cuba. listen to this. >> proceeded in manhattan, or in an alternative venue in the united states, as i explored in the last year. i am confident that we could have the same distinction for over 200 years. unfortunately, since i made that decision, members of congress have intervened and imposed restrictions blocking the administration from bringing any guantanamo detainees to trial in the united states. regardless of the venue. members of -- >> let's bring in...

Civilian courts not military tribunals at guantanamo. >> i'm confident in the ability of our courts to provide these defendants a fair trial. >> reporter: but that legal strategy ran into a brick wall. >> members of congress have intervened and imposed restrictions blocking the administration from bringing any guantanamo detainees to trial in the united states. >> reporter: now, a dramatic reversal. the five suspected terrorists will be tried at gitmo, and the detention facility will remain open indefinitely. >> the administration should not have flip flopped in response to political pressure....

Arizona law, they are moving away from allowing any sort of campaign regulations. so even the contribution limits that are in effect now may well be gone by the time of the 2016 presidential campaign. >> and you agree that the republicans are better in raising these outside independent expenditure money than the democrats are? >> well, so far they have been. i mean, certainly karl rove and ed gill less pea and company were to take advantage of the united decision and organize expenditures that are independent. certainly the democrats are trying to catch up. if you look at the moneyed interest,...

Lisa sylvester is monitoring some of the other top stories in "the situation room" including a decision by engineers at japan's crippled nuclear power plant. >> that's right. workers at the plant are dumping more than 11,000 tons of radioactive water into the pacific ocean. engineers are trying to stop a leak of even more radioactive water that is gushing into the ocean. japan's chief cabinet secretary calls the dumping unavoidable. the water thrtened to overheat the cooling system at two of the plant's reactors. the u.s. government hopes to prevent more explosions like this one by pressurin...