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If we, me and my sister were playing and we got too loud or anything, my mom would flip out and start yelling and screaming and grab something and maybe hit one of us. i stayed away from her. because i didnt know how she would act. >> on august 7th, shortly after they find kaylees body in her bedroom, thomas and his mother are asked to come to camden police headquarters. thomas enters the box or interview room. what follows is a remarkable window into the interrogation process from the suspects ...

Start yelling, screaming, maybe grab something, hit one of us, so i stayed away from her. i didnt know how she would act. >> on august 7th, shortly after they find caylees body in her bedroom, both thomas and her mother are asked to come to camden headquarters. thomas enters the box, or interview room. what follows is a remarkable window into the interrogation process from the suspects point of view. >> did you argue with your sister? >> every now and then, maybe once a day. >> i was just answer...

Anything, my mom would flip out, start yelling, screaming, maybe grab something, hit one of us, so i stayed away from her. i didnt know how she would act. >> on august 7th, shortly after they find caylees body in her bedroom, both thomas and her mother are asked to come to camden headquarters. thomas enters the box, or interview room. what follows is a remarkable window into the interrogation process from the suspects point of view. >> did you argue with your sister? >> every now and then, maybe...

Wear any kind of cover, they would be more open to talking to male strangers. you need to think about that. >> its a lot to think about. it sounds like it will be very difficult. is there anything else about the interrogation process itself that the united states would have to change? >> well, having an interrogation by a male stranger to any of these women may be an issue. so the one thing, according to one scholar i spoke to, said that one thing that would change would be to have a woman prese...

Detailing precisely what she told them. that would be a extraordinary development. it is played close to the chest. it is shrouded in secrecy. but they were caught red-handed with osama bin laden in pakistan. they are starting to communicate openly in a bid to pacify the angry public here in pakistan. what do we know about the interrogation process? only the head of the isi and head of the military general in the military hand selected the individual inigator and they are reporting directly back...

Days, so good to have you. all right this briefing -- the white house briefing is moments away. well take you right there. a huge decision was just made. it has just been released that the president will not release the photos of usama bin ladens death. so that is a big headline at this hour. youre going to hear a lot of questions in the briefing room that you see to my right moments from now on that. also coming up, a former top bush administration official says that usama bin laden should have...

Read their rights quickly. and here was the response from the attorney general who says its to the governments benefit to do that. >> it is not conferring a right on somebody or giving them -- treating them in a special way. it is allowing us to make sure that statements that they give to us are going to be admissible in court. >> reporter: now, the other side of the argument is that someone like a suspect of this nature, even though he is an american citizen, could be deemed an enemy combatant,...

But it didnt take very long at all for them to make at least one arrest. of course, theres a lot -- a lot of territory yet to cover in this investigation, wolf. >> and were going to try to start covering it right now, all right, jeanne, thank you. lets discuss whats going on with democratic congresswoman jame harmon of california, she subchairs the committee on intelligence and also joining us our national security contributor, fran townsend. she was the homeland security adviser for president...

Emirates flight 202 had, in fact, left the gate at jfk. it was bound for dubai. it was physically already moving it was physically already moving depart before it had to return to the gate where the man faisal shahzad was pulled off the plane as well as three other individuals. still unclear what connection, if any, the individuals had to the flight. ejáz6:30 this morning. going back to the investigation itself. take us inside the interrogation process. what are investigators asking mr. shahza...

Take it away. your response. >> again, he wants to use it for people like ksm, not just zazi. >> why cant we try ksm in a civilian court? >> that is exactly the platform that ksm has been begging for if you look at the interrogation process he went through through the cia, this is one of the things he wanted was to have a platform so hed continue to talk about his kind of jihaddism. we would give him this platform on american dollars is insane and i think thats why most americans are against it....