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9/11 victims' families to watch hearings at Gitmo

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    Kelly Wright reports from Washington, D.C.

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Men and five men including Khalid Sheikh Mohammed said to face a judge later today at gitmo for their role in the attacks of nine elevenths.

And the people who lost loved ones on that tragic day will be watching.

Via closed circuit television.

Kelly right on the story in Washington when today's pretrial hearings get under way with the legal framework that would be set for the skilling.

Bill first there's a lot of work to be done and some of the legal -- -- it will come from the fact that there are when he when motions to be heard over the next week.

That range from the handling of classified information to less serious matters such as what the nine elevenths suspects can Wear in court.

And whether they even have to show up in court.

Also when this election season it should be noted that four years ago you -- call.

Then candidate Barack Obama promised to close -- Guantanamo Bay camps however today both the 9/11 and USS Cole cases.

Are being prosecuted at Guantanamo bill.

Kelly we understand are also some contentious matters to be discussed what our guns.

While there are numbered the most contentious issue right now is on the handling of that classified information I talked about -- efforts to keep out.

Materials -- details about the operation of CIA secret prisons.

The defense says the government wants to keep out everything from the -- years in the CIA secret prisons.

Where the day were subjected to the enhanced interrogation program.

Self proclaimed mastermind of the 9/11 terror attacks Khalid Sheikh -- attorney claims his client was tortured.

You subjected to.

-- -- to include.

180 recessions of the water -- What that means that he was brought.

To the brink of death 183.

Times.

By our government.

It's a mock execution.

A bill also some of the defense attorneys are expected to raise complaints about their working conditions.

They claim -- their working environment is filled with toxic mold wrapped in my species even small dead animals can be found.

Prosecutors say the buildings are safe.

I think we all know that justice.

Is not determined by.

The question -- of the surroundings it's about the quality of the decision making the quality of the justice.

And during the arraignment in May defense attorney Cheryl Borman -- -- a bio or full covering.

A bill essentially when she was asked if she would do that today Borman says that she will Wear the controversial via.

Again today during pretrial hearings bill Kelly right thank you we'll see how that goes today closed circuit TV.

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