Guardsman faces court martial over 'al-Qaida' video

A video showing an American soldier sharing military information with undercover agents he believed to be al-Qaida members is expected to be among key evidence in his court martial, beginning today.

A video showing an American soldier sharing military information with undercover agents he believed to be al-Qaida members is expected to be among key evidence in his court martial, beginning today.

Spc Ryan Anderson of the Washington National Guard is charged with five counts of trying to provide the terrorist network with information about US troop strength and tactics, as well as methods for killing American soldiers.

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