tortured. nbc national investigative reporter michael isikoff is in guantanamo bay with more. it was a difficult day for a military judge and a painful one for the families of the 9/11 victims. al qaeda al qaeda and four co-defendants were back in the military courtroom at the u.s. naval station in guantanamo bay. for their arraignment on charges they orchestrated the attacks that killed 2,976 people on 9/11. but mohammed and his alleged co-conspirators were defiant, refusing to answer the judge s questions or look at him or even wear a headset to understand the proceedings. the reason he s not putting the ear phones in his ear is because of the torture that was done to him his lawyer told the judge. an accused plotter twice interrupted, once by standing up to pray and another by shouting
questions could focus on whether edwards used campaign funds to hide the affair, but being called to give a deposition doesn t mean he ll give one. new details about the foiled terror plot to attack new york city subways. the terrorist pleading guilty in brooklyn federal court yesterday. talking about his trip to pakistan with fellow accused plotter. zai is saying high ranking operatives gave him the marching orders to launch bombing attacks on new york city landmarks. prosecutors say they initially plotted a bigger attack, but chose to target the subway systems at grand central and times square because they couldn t make enough explosive material. the ivy league walls of yale university being overshadowed by a crime corridor. some people saying the city of new haven, connecticut is