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In ploor i want to thank ryan nash for his bravery. the fbi represented here today by bill sweeney, assistant director in charge of the new york field office. their work in this case as in all terrorism matters that we've worked with him on has been extraordinary. i also want to thank the nypd represented here today by first deputy commissioner benjamin tucker and deputy commissioner john miller. their leadership and that of commissioner o'neill has helped keep our city safe. in the wake of yesterday's attacks, the nypd has kept our citizens reassured and continuing to live our lives. finally,...

Bravery, i want to thank the nib, their work in this case, as in all terrorism matters we work with them on has been extraordinary. i want to thank you the nypd represented here today by first deputy commissioner benjamin tucker and john miller. their leadership and that of commissioner oneil has kept our citizens safe. and has kept our citizens reassured and continuing to live our lives. finally i want to thank the terrorism prosecutors and investigators in my office who jumped on this immediately and haven't gotten any sleep since, andrew beady, amanda hole,

Charge of the new york field office -- their work in this case as in all terrorism matters that we've worked with them on has been extraordinary. i also want to thank the nypd, represented here today by first deputy commissioner benjamin tucker and deputy commissioner john miller. their leadership and that of commissioner o'neill over the greatest police force in the world has helped keep our city safe. and in the wake of yesterday's attacks, the nypd has kept our citizens reassured and continuing to live our lives. finally, i want to thank the terrorism prosecutors and investigators in my off...

When it comes to bringing terrorists to justice in the courtroom, we seem to get bored, she writes. the lack of drama not for lack of material. the "wall street journal" reports that the trial is kicking off what looks to be one of the biggest years for terrorism prosecutors since the september and 1th attacks. in the coming months, prosecutors in manhattan will try al masri, accused of plotting to open a terrorist training camp in oregon and abu anas al libi, accused of planning the bombings in kenya and tanzania. the success of the terrorism trial s will be crucial in determining how the uni...

Campaign and a catchy slogan and everybody agrees. i believe toward the end the bush administration also expressed desire to close guantanamo but when the rubber meets the road, the problems are difficult. the obama administration and lawyers here would point out it made all of the more difficult by the treatment that these detainees received under the bush administration and this has made these court cases very difficult. one example is the administration a couple years ago said we'll try khalid shaikh mohammed, the architect of 9/11, we'll try him in regular court here in manhattan and we kn...