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Interrogations of thousands of taliban prisoners, not on any solid intelligence analysis. the pakistani administration has called those allegations fr s frivolous. police say mark berdt told the children it was a game when he blindfolded them, gagged them, even sent roaches crawling on them while he took pictures. he was arrested and being held on more than $2 million bail. pfizer is recalling about a million packs of birth control pills due to a mixup in the packaging that could leave women...

continues. we will see t. j. holmes from new york on 9/11 as well. >> on sunday, yes. >> and you are in now for randi kaye. >> yeah, and i will see you tomorrow. what is your show called, the saturday afternoon -- >> were just here. lets stick with the news room, how about that. you at least got the cnn part right. >> got that right, okay. i am in for randi kaye at the top of the hour here. new yorkers have been through a lot and have seen a lot. here we go. something else they have to...

this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all our viewers in the united states and around the world. im fareed zakaria. first up, a tour of the world and the united states with a terrific panel. well tackle the euro crisis, britain, riots, the united states and much more. then what in the world? should the u.s. be taking economic queues from iran? maybe. ill explain. next, an inside look at intelligence and the war on terror are john miller who has just resigned as one of the...

should the u.s. be taking economic queues from iran? maybe. ill explain. next, an inside look at intelligence and the war on terror are john miller who has just resigned as one of the nations top spooks. finally, a last look at how not to be a spy. first, here is my take. i wrote a blog post for our gps website, cnn.com/gps that has gotten a great deal of reaction. let me talk about it for a moment. it all started because i read a website that pointed out after the s&p downgrade ...

Osama bin laden they left his compound way so-called treasure-trove of intelligence but it was the pakistani officials responding to the scene who later laid claim on some of the most prized leads. >> will they ever been give us access to, like, bin ladens wives or to any members osama, who might have been in contacty him? >> very important. weve asked for access to including three wives they now have custody from the compound as well as additional materials that they took from the compound to b...

Well as additional materials that they took from the compound. >> right. >> that can be used for intelligence analysis, and well clearly be working with him to understand how we got to this point, but i would be remiss not to talk about the overall relationship for just a minute and to look at it from the perspective of the united states interest. yes, the fact is osama bin laden was in abbottabad, pakistan, for six years or so, but the fact also is that more terrorists and extremists have been ...

That they took from the compound. >> right. >> that can be used for intelligence analysis. and well clearly be working with him to understand how we got to this point, but i would be remiss not to talk about the overall relationship for just a minute and to look at it from the perspective of the united states interest. yes, the fact is osama bin laden was in abbottabad, pakistan, for six years or so, but the fact also is that more terrorists and extremists have been captured or killed on pakista...

Interrogation tactic described as torture was not used to elitis information but alter the detainee mindset. a former c.i.a. analyst -- >> having seen this on the inside, its not a debate. its a done deal. the information we got was invaluable. debate culture and political side but dont debate intelligence side. >> in a radio interview with fox, former c.i.a. director michael hayden said there is no question that c.i.a. program including waterboarding laid foundation for bin ladens capture. >> t...

Position along the border, are they the guys that are actually going to get illegals as they cross the border or are they more of a support team? >> theyre more of a support team. their primary role across the border under this deployment will be to identify the crossers and then report those to border patrol. they call thoseerly identification teams. there will -- they will also be supporting with intelligence analysis and communications, theyll be in command center, monitoring cameras. those a...

Reporting coming out of the "washington post." pete, to you. what is the main headline here? what really caught your eye? >> what "the post" is saying that its grown so fast without any careful design, just sort of adding new things on, that its so big nobody really knows how big it is, and its so big that there are overlapping areas where the intelligence community is doing things where other people doing those things dont necessarily know. >> its like urban sprawl from a legislative standpoint...