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Mediterranean. what do you think is happening right now? what are they trying to get from this guy before he gets his lawyers because we dont believe hes been read his rights yet. >> this is a complete interagency operation right now, probably led by the cia, you have the fbi, the department of defense interrogators there, too. whats really going on here, an interview. were trying to find out what type of current information al libi has. is any of it actionable? if its actionable, that just mean...

"news hour with jim lehrer" national security adviser condoleezza rice reveals with certainty more evidence of saddams supposed terrorist link. >> we know too that several of the detainees in particular some high-ranking detainees, have said that iraq provided some training to al qaeda in chemical weapons development. >> the key high-ranking detainee rice is referring to is an al qaeda commander. named ibin al sheikh al libi. >> he is at first interrogated by the fbi, using standard interrogatio...

National security adviser condoleezza rice reveals with certainty more evidence of saddams supposed terrorist link. >> we know too that several of the detainees in particular some high-ranking detainees, have said that iraq provided some training to al qaeda in chemical weapons development. >> the key high-ranking detainee rice is referring to is an al qaeda commander. named ibin al sheikh al libi. >> he is at first interrogated by the fbi, using standard interrogation techniques. but the cia wa...

Mesmerized and repulsed by what he saw. he went on to launch an inquiry into the united nations interrogation techniques. even though president obama had already banned waterboarding almost immediately after taking office in 2009. on tuesday, james comey, the nominee for fbi director, put a feign point on our countrys evolution on waterboarding, during his testimony before the senate judiciary committee and specifically a question from senator leahy. >> do you agree that waterboarding is torture...

The ballot. a developing story out of washington. a senate committee are holding a hearing. these are live pictures from capitol hill. the fbi agents association supports the nomination but civil liberties group are concerned that comy enhanced the interrogation techniques during the bush years. in gegypt right now, thaws march in the streets when the interim president says in 15 days he will form a committee to aemed the institution once its proofed. he will call for parliamentary elections...

Praying for us. that is what keeps us together, our kids and the nation. arthel: the family says she is still in critical condition after suffering the head and neck injuries. the other teenager is now able to walk with assistance. rick: a battle brewing on capitol hill of immigration reform. the center o senator of arizona, john mccain, many say he is on a collision course. managing editor. an unlikely opponent, but really this is kind of par for the course when it comes to senator mccain, righ...

Harassing your style. >> not at all. >> i just want to make sure the jury understands that these type of techniques are used for very particular purposes within law enforcement. >> yes, sir. >> were going to continue our coverage. theyre talking about the interrogation techniques that police officer chris serino used that first night in interroga interrogating george zimmerman. well resume our coverage in a minute. were cracking down on medicare fraud.

Years when there were claims about enhanced interrogation techniques and how those thwarted terrorist plots and those claims have been subject to a lot of scrutiny and debate. in the case of the zazzi plot, again, what u.s. intelligence officials asserted in a statement we reported on over the weekend is that nsa discovered zazzi by through surveillance that he stent a terrorist in pakistan. >> let me interrupt you for a second, michael, general alex ander is speaking again. lets listen in. >> f...

What would george washington do when it came to employing rough interrogation techniques if it meant saving lives? >> for washington, he was morally opposed to torture but even more morally opposed to letting americans die. so he wanted to raise our behavior above the bar bare inwars of the past. but as he sees that torture might be a necessary evil, he starts speaking about how it could be justified. jon: interesting. so the book is "blood of tyrants," its a fascinating read about george washin...

Get out? im going to come kill you, my friend. >> all the information that came we got before. >> most of these things came from traditional interrogation techniques by showing people evidence, by putting detainees against each other. so the traditional interrogation techniques work tremendously. >> we had the interrogators and we had the debriefers. interrogators would work with a detainee. and once they became compliant, they would step back and the debriefers, the interrogating analysts, the ...