To be forced away for 180 hours to water boarding. The methods to help in the fight against isil. Muse, protestors politic major highways over the killing of Michael Brown anderrish garner why protests in california have been heated the most. Bomb shell dischose sures today about the c. I. A. Interrogation report, hit the scope and the brutality of the tactics it used to interrogate detainees. How enharassed techniques were not effective in stopping attacks and how the c. I. A. Spent years misheeding the country and the white house mike is live for us, what is in this are effort. Deceptions abuse, violations of International Law they are all in a Massive Senate intelligent report that many hopes would never see the light of day. The report provides the most vivid description yet, of so called enhanced interrogation techniques the report found that the c. I. A. Mishead the white house and congress, about the use of water boarding, sleep deprivation, and mistreatment against prisoners. They acknowledge internally that information the cia had provided was wrong. The ceo also mislead other cia white house officials. Reports found the lying was widespread, the c. I. A. Provided extensive amounts of inaccurate and incompete information, to the operation and effectiveness of the Interrogation Program to the white house, the National Security council, and their staffs. This prevented an accurate and complete understanding of the program by executive garage officials. There by impeding oversite and decision making. The massive report raises more questions about the effectiveness. 30 subjected to the enhanced interrogation techniques no intelligence while the cia detainees provided fabricated information on Critical Issues including terrorist threat which is the c. I. A. Identified as its highest priorities. The classified report says part of the story maintains it saves hives a direct crone tradition. The redactions to the report, there are limits to what i can say in this regard. But it is a cheer fact that the cia deployed officers who had histories of personal, ethical, and professional problems of a serious nature. Republican members of the Intelligence Committee countered with their own version siting missteps in the original report. The executive summary and findings and conclusions released today, contain a disturbing number of factual and analytical errors. These short falls ultimately led to an unacceptable number of incorrect claims and invalid conclusions that i cannot endorse. President obama formally ended the enhanced Interrogation Program in 2009. And many people that regardless of the response, releasing these details is the right move. Every time our nation cut as corner, and every time we act out of fear, and abandon who we are, we always regret it, thats happened forever. This is a step towards righting a wrong. Tony, what about the international sean . A great deal of concern here, from the defense department, the state department, a Senior Administrative official, telling the reporter late this afternoon, that they have been preparing for some five months at u. S. Facilities worldwide, every single one of them, for possible retaliation, and the next big question, if there was this lying this deception and apause who will be held accountability. Officials danced all around that issue today, tony. Yeah, mike for us on capitol hill, looking a t that question later. And the report specific details about the brutal took ticks used to obtain information from high valued detainees. Game my mcintyre joins us hive now with that part of the story, and the report fills in some details about what happened to people like mohamed and abuse zebate, what did we learn today. Tony, when the cia said it began the program, it first questioned terror suspects in the wake of september 11th, beginning with an open nontheftingen approach, and using the least coercive measure on head to more coercive efforts put this report shows just the opposite, it shows c. I. A. Interrogators quickly became enamored with harsh tactics and resorted to them, often, even as the evidence was mounting they werent all that effective. The cia applied its so called enhanced interrogation techniques in combination and in near stop fashion for days and even weeks at a time. Contrast the c. Immateriala. Representations detainees were subjected to the most aggressive techniques immediately. Strip naked, diapered, physically struck, and put in various painful stress positions for long periods of time. They were deprived of sleep for days. And one case up to 180 hours. Thats 7 1 2 days, over a week with no sleep. Usually standing on in stress positions at times with their hans tied together over their heads chained to the ceiling. In the to malt facility, interrogators used what they called rough take downs. In which a detainee was grabbed from the cell, clothes cut off, hooded and dragged up and down a dirt hallway. While being slapped and punched. Recording say the water boarding went into near drownings. Forces that stand for sleep without hours as a means obehavior control. And then there was the treatment of abu, the first c. I. A. Detainee, he was repeatedly slammed against the wall, denied sheep, kept neighborhood and previously reported water boarding as many as 80 times. Report details similar treatment for at least five subjected to that rectal rehydration, some were forced to endure ice water baths they were told they would be killed. He told one he would only leave in a box and theftenned to sexually assault the mother of another. Jamie, thank you, and earlier today, al jazeera spoke with m, azam ex, he is a former prisoner, and at the Guantanamo Bay prison. That its aside of organ failure or death that it is not torture. And had the most senior officials arguing this case. When obama came into power and said he would no longer torture, and then said there would be immunity for these people. Now you cant imagine the president of the most powerful country in the world ever saying this about any other crime that he would offer immunity to people carrying out the torture. Yeah, tony, as you can imagine, the reactions he writes our enemies act without conscious, we must not, and then he lisked on to this statement. The implications report on torture are profound, not only is torture wrong, but it doesnt work marko rubio says those that serves us in the aftermath of never deserve our thanks not one sided report that now places american lives in danger. Serging for reactions president bush or any of the bushes. He defended the c. I. A. , former Vice President gave a report prior to the report coming out c. I. A. Interrogators deserve our gratitude, democrat senator targeting them is a crock and then just a few hours ago, study is ma tick house in detail, interesting since they failed to interview a single cia officer involved in the program. Former Vice President cheney. Thank you, we will have much more on this report all coming up at 4 30, we h talk to the attorney who jamie just mentioned who is one of the five detainees named in the report. Iraq is pressing the United States for more weapons and air strikes. He told hagel that the Iraqi Military is getting the upper hand on isil forces but he said more aggressive assistance will accelerate the demise. He later told reporters the u. S. Is already sending more weapons and that the offensive will intensify as more troops get trained. The coalition support, the, toes have retaken held territory in a number of places such as the moss soul dam and the refine write. Secretary of state is asking for authorization to use military force to get isil. Today, has some questions about the significants of the vote. Are you going to ever seek an authorization from congress . We are seeking an authorization now with respect to the. No, you are and if you receive that authorization, will you continue the operations thats an explicit seeking. The authority for what we are doing now in both iraq and syria. Thats correct. Absolutely. We will continue it, because we believe we have full authority under the 2001 aof and parts of the 2002. Iraqi forces are conducting a security sweep after taking baxter story near the oil refinery. Praising military commanders and urging soldiers to retake all nearby towns captured by isil. Draft reports on the latest push to regain control. This is a main highway from the refinery north of baghdad. Iraqty forced regains control over the biggest refinery, that was seized in june. Isil has retreated from large areas since the u. S. Began backing forces with air strikes. But it keeps coming back here in the form of snipers and suicide possiblers. We have to be vigilant, the enemy is using hit and run tactics, we have the main road under our control, and we are conducting sweeps, but they are using surprise attacks for hidden roadside bombs snipers and suicide car pommers. The Counter Terrorism forces largely remained intact, when the army collapsed as isil advanced. Intensive hi trained by the United States, they have been at the forefront of a lot of the battle against isil. Fighting to take back the refinery, Counter Terrorism forces have stayed on to bring the fall to isil again. The fighting continues on the highway, a city still under isil control. Although this village has been cleared, the Counter Terrorism troops believe isil gunman could come back at any time. They could be lying in wait in the fields here. Whether enough iraqi troops can be retrained and equipped to not just hold off isil but drive it off for good, while the u. S. Allies try to figure out how best to help iraq do that, isil has proved that it has the ability to come back time and time again. A demonstrator is expected back in the streets tonight over the deaths of Michael Brown. Where the activist has been marred by violence, muse, more trouble for uberer, two countries announce a ban on the company, we are back in a moment. Lap deal to an assigned to basically support two dodgy businessmen an israeli one, and an egyptian one. Al jazeera exposes those who made a fortune betraying an entire nation you dont feel you owe an explanation to the egyptian people . No. No. Al jazeera investigates egypts lost power on Al Jazeera America another round of protests are expected tonight. Protestors marched in the streets of d. C. During rush hour on monday night, causing major delays for thousands of people. Protestors rallied outside of the Barclay Center where the nets and cavaliers were playing. Californias Highway Patrol arrested more than 150 people. Live in burkely where more protests are expected today, melissa. Yes, tony, very quiet right now, but there are calls for protestors to gather here at 7 00 p. M. Local time. Thats 10 00 p. M. Eastern time, in response to the Police Brutality in burkely over the weekend, police decided to fire off tear gas canisters in town. In burkely vandalism, fires and also a lot of loading that took place. Question also had the pictures of protestors stopping the highway. It is quiet right now, but even as we walk around we are getting signs of the fact that this city has seen so many protests we came across this sign for, example, so these protestors are out because they have been very unhappy, and frustrated with the grand jury decisions both in the Michael Brown case, and the case of earn rick garner, and again they plan to gather here in just a few hours in front of city hall. Who was taking part in these . Thats an excellent question, in the bay area, in the last couple of weeks theres always been one place, the focal point, so if you are in San Francisco, and people from San Francisco would travel over to oakland, now in the last few weeks we have seen the protests take place in burkely sao we have seen a higher than normal protest from students. We have seen people from oakland joining them, the two cities are not that far apart what is interesting is they do start off very peaceful, you can see families with children, and as the night gets on, closer to midnight, we start seeing splinter groups go off and decide to stop the amtrak, which is something they did yesterday. Traders dealt with concerns over the global economy. And the nasdaq one un26 points. The Supreme Court says workers at amazon cannot get pay the time spent at security screenings. When is the last time you saw that, justices say workers in a nevada facility, cant complain compensation for going through screenings. The ruling could help Companies Like apple and cvs that face similar lawsuits. There is cacatch here, the nsa will need a court order to search data bases and be restricted on how many people are targeted. The private car service is facing new bans in thailand and spain. Meanwhile in indiana the government is calling for a nice wide ban as well. She works in the heart of new delhi and relies on cabs to get around. Thats what makes you feel like you arent completely safe here, and thats why there are all these rules you have been told to follow. People are very weird in this city. The trouble is some men consider their sister women, but disregard other women as nobody. They follow them and stop them. The time offing this latest case that has captures the nation couldnt be worse. It comes after two years of the fatal gang rap of a student on a bus in new delhi. Activists arent surprised that crimes like rape still pose a huge challenge. A lot of things promised have not been put in place. Except for very very marginal cosmetic changes. These are seen as modern progressive india it is the image that the dolphin is egg tore promote to the word, that one that many say is constantly being challenged by the high Sexual Violence against women. In recent years the government has introduced new laws and initiatives to raise awareness about crimes like rape, and to make the country safer, but as this shows Public Confidence in these measures is low, and many people are still waiting to see results. Several companies are racing to develop landers to explore the moon. If they are successful, they could make billions of dollars. The market is now, and the competition is stiff. A market that doesnt even know yet that it means the moon. We see the moon as the continent of the world. We want to open that up. We believe that the moon that you can hold in your hans can be worth 1 billion. Boal are building unmanned spacecraft. And they can also mount behe the deck. Moon express is smaller, about the side of a coffee table, and holds about 80 pounds. Notice it is like a fine saucer. To build infrastructure on the mine, mines for precious metal, launch facilities that can send spate deeper into space. Nasa announced both companies would be part of its program, they would help develop their spacecraft with the goal of one day contracting them to take cargo to the moon. The 40,000,000. 20 million for the First Company to drive 500 meters on the moon and send back h. D. Images in real time. Competing for the price, along with 16 other companies around the globe. Many plan to launch to the moon in 2016. With air teams and set up a nascar for room. You will be able to have real time feedback, see video streaming back live as it unfolds. This is red rover, it will be full of different logos and different opportunities for companies to have their messages and branding and social experiences happen e moon. Until now, this is what moon exploration looks like to americans. Apollo missions, astronauts a bit of golf. Not nascar races. But commercializing space means just that, it will become commercial. Here is jim and i when we were testing. It is a far cry from apollo 9. When we start seeing a really creative innovative lander on the moon you have a close up and there is budweiser, or nascar, or some over advertising symbol, and this a little bit of put some am big utety into the game. And all that comes with it. The secret to the future thats what will enable my grandkids to look up on the moon and see lights of towns and settlements so we are getting a lot of new details including how the agency treated some of the high value detainees. Reveals that some of the c. I. A. Methods including water boards were more brutal than the agency previously suggests. Many warned against releasing the report at all, unlike many colleagues senator john mccain who spent more than five years as a prisoner of war says the report is necessary will the release cause outrage . That leads to violence in some part oz if muslim world . Yes, i suppose thats possible. Perhaps likely. Sadly, violence needs little incentive in some quarters of the world today. But that doesnt mean two will be telling the world something it will be shocked to learn. The u. N. Top Counter Terrorism expert is calling for prosecutionve the program, james because has our report now. Has issued a statement says they must now be prosecutions not just of those who perpetrated the crimes but also of those who ordered them, he says the u. S. Is compelled to take legal action, because it is a signatory to two important conventions. The conventions on torture and also the International Convention on disappearances. Those countries that are signatories to the International Criminal court are gathering for their annual meeting, some human rights activists believe that the torture report could lead to action in respect of states that are signatories or actually members being off their own statute, that could mean personally jurisdiction for the gravity threshold and other criteria for the exercise of jurisdiction were met. Already the International CriminalCourt Prosecutor has started preliminary indications concerning of ban stan, that is almost certainly one of the countries that has in the report that the main afghanistan is blacked out it is a six that story, so although u. S. Action is unhikely, International Action is likely. Who was accused of helping to plan the september 11th attacks. More and how the c executive summarya treated him. Tony the report says they started using enharassed techniques starting in 2002, and it says that he endured some of the harshest treatment, including water boards the c. I. A. Says he was a top al quaida member. But the new report says using the techniques on him and others did not give the government intelligent it wouldnt have gotten by other means. He became the first detainee when he was captured in pakistan threing afghanistan, he was carried these personal diaries obtained by al jazeera, with first hand accounts of events leading up to the 9 11 attacks. Officials often sited them. He was sent to a secret cia prison in thailand. The Committee Reports what happened to him starting in august of that year. For days or weeks at a time. Those techniques including slaps and slamming detainees against a wall, frequently concurrent with sleep deprivation and nudity. This is your last chance. He was also water boarded at least 83 times. The report goes on to say in one session, he became competely unresponsive with bubbles rising through his open full mouth it says some personnel were does tushed saying some were profoundly effected some to the point of tears and choking up. And then defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld defended the treatment that same year. He is receiving medical care, and we intend to get everything out of him to prevent terrorist acts in the future. But the new report found that he never provided the information into which they were justified and approved and operatives in the United States. In 2006, president bush ordered all to be transferred to the prison at Guantanamo Bay. He is still there, he is bun of the highest profile prisoners there. And lets bring in the attorney for guantanamo detain tee, great to speak with you, first of all, were you interviewed the ever this report . No, as far as i know they didnt interview any council for the guys that were tortured. Why not . Is that furious to you. Well, yeah. One would think if you were doing a report on c. I. A. Torture, you would talk to the people that were tortured. I dont want to cast disburses on this report, this is by far the most comprehensive report they reviewed over 6 million pages of material, includes original contemporaneous records, this is the most comprehensive and definitive condemnation of the program thats ever been prepared sew are the details that the physical harmful treatment, competely unresponsive with bubbling rising through his full mouth, rectal rehydration, is this accurate . Is. Unfortunately i cant tell you what my client tells me what i can tell you is this is material that comes from the c,is own account. But i cant tell you if my client confirms it. Whatever my client tell me is sensors by the u. S. Government and its off limits. So what is your reaction i have to tell you, i have a very strong reaction twice you have said that he was involved in the 9 11 planning thought of the master mind of it. That was an original comment that was made when he was first picked up and repeated over the years one of the most important conclusions of this report which is repeated throughout the report, is that the information that the cia provided about him was inaccurate. And that virtually all the allegations have either been discredited or withdrawn. In fact, buried away on page 410 is the conclusion that he wasnt even a member of al quaida. That he had no advance knowledge or participation. In the 6 million pages of documents they reviewed there is no documentation to support the idea that he had any role in any al quaida plots this is what we have been saying for years. Because i am saying that it was him who was thought of the master mind, and my memory is serving me a little better now, if that label has been attached to mohamed correct. Yes. I dont want to cast apurses about him, but you are mistaken about my client. And what we have been saying for years is now confirmed. So he is not a member of al quaida, never was, and is not today. A couple of points i want to get to, what is your reaction to former Vice President cheney saying that he expected the report to be a bunch of whooy. And i am asking you this who is involved in working in this area. Well, yes, i have been involved in this work since shortly after 9 11, and i will just say this, the challenge now, after this report is whether the United States is going to tolerate the truth. This is an extraordinary comprehensive document, but the former Vice President and some of the other defenders of the program say it is a partisan hatchet job. I have to tell you, i have to disagree with emerson. I favor complete transparency openness. Lets put it all on the table, if the Vice President wants to come back to awareness, former Vice President , we will bear him under oath, give him immunity, lets let him talk, the whole world is will being, he says it is not right, come and tell us. Do you believe the country is ready for that kind of transparency . Do you believe as dianne believes that the country can essentially handle the truth. I have to. I have to believe that we are ready, if we arent, then we are much further gone than i feared. Do you then agree that senator john mccain that the practices stained our national honor. Theres no question. The damage that we will suffer have suffered and arent to suffer as a result of this perhap, is incalcuble, unless we make amends. And the way to make amends is think honest assessment. I am far less interested in punishment than the truth. One other quick area for you. You were lead counsel when a case you won before the Supreme Court, i believe that was 2004 that established that u. S. Courts can decide, right, whether nonu. S. Citizens held at Guantanamo Bay were wrongfully imprisoned, correct . Thats correct so in 2009, the Justice Department announcing trying ten detainees in civilian courts how many of the remaining 142, i believe, guantanamo detainees do you believe could be tried in civilian courts . Oh, in civilian court they could bring well, most of them havent commit add crime, so wherever they brought them, there would be no legitimate prosecution, if they prosecute some of them in military commissions it is because thats a make believe court. Those that commit add crime, it is a small number, maybe 35, do you see mohamed as someone who could be in your estimation tried in a civil court. Absolutely and the early Obama Administration proposed that. And it died in a neurory of wrangling. Pleasure talking to you. Not at all. That was terrific, an attorney for Guantanamo Bay detainee. Al Jazeera America has received secret diaries that he wrote before his capture, and you can read them at our website. The Obama Administration has said those involved in the Interrogation Program will not face prosecution here in the United States however, these people could face problems at the international level. For more on the legal impact of this report, lets turn to the director of the liberty and National Security program at n. Y. U. s center for justice. Good to see you. So did the c. I. A. Interrogation program break International Law. Yes. Absolutely. Tell me how. So the u. S. Has a signatory, in fact negotiated and pushing for the convention against torture. The convention bans the use of torture. No exceptions, it doesnt matter if you are at the time of war, or a National Security, torture is banned end of story. And this report established quite conclusively, that what the United States did, at least with regard to 39 of the detainees that were held by the c. I. A. Was to torture them. Do you believe this could be prosecution. So far the Justice Department has conducted this investigation, and they decided they wont prosecute anybody today the department of justice again indicated that it does not intend to reopen that investigation in light of the senates report, to it seems that that avenue in particular is closed. Now, as the u. N. Said, in fact, the torture convention doesnt just prohibit torture it also requires countries to take action to prosecute people who have tortured. So what do you see in that area . For a example, there are a number of countries that participate it is redacted in the report, but there are a number that participated along with the United States what do you see happening internationally. Thats where i think the greatest Pressure Point will be we have seen one case, which was the case of poland, and poland was found accomplice sit. Accomplice sit. So there has been at least one in which a european country that participated in setting up black sites has been found responsible, so you can expect more of that to happen i think in the european courts at least what is the released in value of this report. I think the real value is two things. First of all, we have been having this on going debate, is it torture, isnt it, slamming the guy a bad thing, maybe they are just light techniques but i think this report makes it clear that what happened was torture, and it happens again and again. In a brutal and frankly uncontrolled way. Thats one thing the second thing is, this idea that torture was effective, we have been having this debate, for the last decade. And here again you have seen this senate Intelligence Committee, they have done their job, they have looked at this for four years they have reviewed 6 million documents and they have debunked the idea that torture is effective that it gets anything that legal techniques dont, so it is just time to stop. Great to see you as always, pleasure, thank you. Join us tonight, torture and the cia beginning at 8 30 eastern time. Right here on Al Jazeera America. President obama is on the road today, trying to drum up support for his action on immigration, he is speaking in nashville, which has one of the Fastest Growing immigrant populations in the United States now the president reassured highnt grays that under new rules the average person is less likely to be deported unless they have a criminal history for those that have American Children or children who are legal permanent resident that is you can register and submit yourself to a criminal background check. Pay any back taxes and commit to paying future taxes and if you do that you will get a piece of paper in gives you abassurance that you can work and live here without fear of deportation. Lisa you met a woman who is facing deportation right now and hoping the actions will help her. I just got back from philadelphia, she was just 16 years old, and seven months pregnant when she made the journey to the United States, she was caught immediately, and about a year later she was ordered deported. But angela never left. And that was more than a decade ago. Angela is just the kind of person that president obama was thinking about, when he announced his action on immigration. She has been working and living here illegally, and has two children who are american citizens in the beginning yes, i imagined all the things i couldnt do. Going out with my family, but there is a possible that my situation will be fixed. The problem angela has been living under a deportation order, for a decade. Tearful that ice would find her and send her back to her native honduras. We all live with the same fear me, maormor, the rest of my family, have moved movement pal times. We always have to move because immigration always comes to my mothers house. She knows angela and her family well. Angela is a wonderful mother, a very warm and caring. Now she cares for her family in a former church play room. And they sleep behind a partition. Angela and her husband have their own bedroom, and the family uses the church kitchen. They are being held by west ministry, the church she now calls home, and the new Sanctuary Movement of philadelphia. You are condoning breaking the law. Yes. Why is that okay. Well, i think laws for us, again as people of fate, when a law violates our moral values, i feel we are called to challenge that law so in this case when we have a law that separates families that is criminalizing people in fact there are seven nationwide seeking signing chaw ware. Her Attorney Says she is working on that, and that she hopes if she gets that accomplished that they can qualify for relief under president obamas action, and that would give her the breathing room to get full legal status. She is the wife of an american citizen. Complicated story. Lisa stark for us, terrific, thank you. President obama as a news host, details of his stint on late night t. V. Nation as you know, i stephen carter, have never cared for our president. The guy is so arrogant. I bet he talks about himself in the third person. Teach for america is supposed to educate poor children. Schools where kids need grade teaching the most. Can unprepared teachers make a difference . Why are we sending them teachers with 5 weeks of training . Candidate has now. P. Admitted that he used drugs when he was in college. Kentucky republican senator rand paul is preparing a 2016 president ial in an interview yesterday with a local station, paul admitted without being specific that he smoked marijuana in college. Did you smoke marijuana. Lets just say i wasnt a choir boy in college, and that i can recognize that kids make mistakes and i can a i i made mistakes when i was a kid. Paul used he describes some of the mandatory minimums for drug use to be insane all the though he made it clear he is not an advocate for marijuana. I dont think it is good for you, it is not good for studies and showing up for work, that being said, i dont want to put our kids in prison for it. They can be in jail for an extended period of time. The numbers over 500,000 most of whom were not. From several potential 2016 candidates including lose soon that governor. Lately though he has been focused on education reform, and he is facing charges of doing flip flops. And even bragged about getting them this year. There he is on fox news. I have never been to the federal government making curriculum decisions it started off it was supposed to be voluntary standards this is a bait and switch. Well, according to republican strategists that can be applied to him if he runs. Warren strongly criticized the approach six years ago. She noted the crisis effected africanamericans and hispanic families and said they were targeted by the federal government. The growing number of progressive democrats are urging warren to take her message into the primaries and challenge Hillary Clinton for the 2016 nomination and a top Progressive Group over the kind of news that makes clinton supporters nervous. On a campaign to draft warren to run, the group will hire staff in iowa and new hampshire, and launch a petition drive. Two term Maryland Governor is already making plans to jump into the democratic nomination race, omalley has made several trips to the primary states this year, as Maryland Governor supported gay marriage and posed new gun control measures and raised the minimum wage he also sinks and plays guitar. It is a little bit quirky, he may be breaking through. At least with the people that he is meeting. Finally the current occupant appeared last night on the report. President obama took over the host chair at the beginning and spoke about obamacare. The question is how do you stop something that more and more people are starting to like. Well, first off, now that republicans controlled both the house and the senate, they could pass a bill repealing obama care. But the president still has the veto. And if i know that guy he is willing to use it. Funny appearance and a Good Platform for the white house to reach younger americans who they still want to sign up to healthcare. There is a lot there, i am intrigued, omalley, warren, draft movement, dont forget rack paul. Rand paul. This is going to be food stuff. All right, thank you. And coming up on Al Jazeera America, calls to end corruption around the world, where it is most prevalent, and how people are protesting against it. The Senate Report says it was worse than we knew, and more widespread and the c. I. A. Mislead even the president we are tackling about torture and the long awaited Committee Report on c. I. A. Interrogation of terror suspects, the debate over releasing this report now, join us live at the top of the hour. Pod is International Anticorruption day, and social Network Users are trying to bring awareness. Where corruption is the most prevalent according to the watchdog transparency international. So the red and dark red are most corrupt countries. And the yellow light etc. Yellow are the least corrupt. So you can see a lot of corruption here, russia, china, and the u. S. By the way, is number 17 as most clean. Now the least corrupt countries are denmark, new zealand, and finland. This year somalia tops the list of the most corrupt followed by north korea sudan. A group of young people in that country put together a video to raise awareness, watch. S so a flash mob dance against corruption. How does that work . You dance away corruption. Yeah, they are just trying to raise awareness, they are dancing to that music. And tony the u. N. Says that every year 1 trilliondollars is paid in bribes and 2. 3 trillion are stolen. I want to show you this video, these women are protesting against a corrupt Healthcare System there. The u. N. Says it reaches education and sports among many other areas. And this years theme is break the chains thats the break the chains. See you back here at can have thats all our time for this news hour, inside story is next on Al Jazeera America. The report on u. S. Torture, and you can understand why so many people did not want it to come out. Thats inside story. Hello, im ray suarez