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Every embassy flying an american flag. as several of my colleagues have just pointed out, endanger the working relationship weve had with a 58 of different countries in trying to deal with intelligence gathering. in short, it was a big step in the wrong direction. >> some of the tactics that were written about in the senate intelligence report were brutal. and as ive said before, it constituted torture in my mind. and thats not who we are. >> republicans denouncing the reports release are being ...

Intelligence gathering, these are not things we should be doing. however it happened a very long time ago and we are picking at a scab right now while we here in active combat, active military operations around different parts of the world so im very concerned having -- i was in baghdad in n 2004 when the abu ghraib photos came out. we were in combat there and it certainly affected the situation there. im concerned now as were seeing perhaps a little bit of the culmination of the isil forces in ...

Phone calls and he hinted other forms of intelligence gathering would continue. >> we do not have a blanket, no-spy agreement with any country, with any of our closest partners. >> merkel was hardly satisfied. >> translator: i think the whole debate has shown that the situation is such that we have a few difficulties yet to overcome. >> reporter: with merkels help crucial to retaining vladimir putin and the violence in ukraine, the question is just how much this new spy story will damage one of ...

Setting mazzaglia found guilty in the first-degree murder and rape of a college student. the primary testimony came from his girlfriend cat mcdonagh. she is serving charges on hindering the prosecutions and lying to authority. she said he killed lizzy marriott in an incident of rough sex. and he blamed her. the body was never found and he was convicted of first-degree murder and no sentencing yet. when that comes, well bring it to you on happening now. >> here is a big question. does the united ...

>> reporter: the cia had been in the lead on high profile strikes are told to stick to intelligence gathering. >> katherine, thank you. >> youre welcome. the sudanese womans death sentence has been released from custody. she and her family were de taped on accusations of forging travel documents. a lawyer tells the associated press, foreign diplomats press the sudanese government to free her. still ahead, what are bill and hillary clinton really worth, and why cant they stop talking about it...

Sort of smaller force in the country three years ago when he sort of declared an end to the u.s. participation in that war. and that sort of led to sort of the weakening of iraqs defenses. i think from the presidents point of view, hes still acting somewhat cautiously, you know, and saying if were going to do airstrikes, were going to first send in this group. theyre going to do intelligence gathering and maybe pick out some targets before we do anything more. >> all right, david. lets turn to t...

Intelligence apparatus were putting in place but human intelligence. youve been on the ground specifically working on this in iraq. are we going to have to do some of that hands-on intelligence gathering? >> its the bread and butter. where that uncertainty abounds. >> and, karen, if the president goes ahead with greater, at least conversation with potentially collaboration with iran, how politically contentious is that going to be? >> its going to be politically contentious. that doesnt mean its...

No results. >> quick note here on the blaming of maliki for the status of forces agreement not becoming word, its how we got out without one. >> i was really struck by that. more than anything the president said -- >> you want to outline, here is what the president said yesterday and then you can tell me what you have a problem with. >> keep in mind, that wasnt a decision made by me. that was a decision made by the iraqi government. we offered a modest residual force to help continue to train an...

Miranda rights. he should be interrogated by intelligence people first for as long as it takes. >> what are the department of justice capture and interrogation protocol? because if you arrest me for a crime in the united states, you dont have the luxury of interrogating me if i say i want a lawyer. >> the department of justice protocols are not really whats relevant here. whats relevant -- >> hes headed to civilian justice. >> i thaubs. >> i understand that. >> youre telling me this is a nether ...

Prepare to leave afghanistan, but publicly the white house continues to say the president does not want combat troops in iraq. >> we are not, as the president has made clear, contemplating a return of sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq. >> reporter: key word there "combat." intelligence gathering, training, even targeting all could still be on the table with strikes from the air a distinct possibility. today sources say the u.s. ramped up its capabilities over iraq beginning to fly man...