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Prevents detainees from having a lawyer present during interrogations. theres no timetable for that emergency law being lifted. many see it as a trick saying other laws give power to the secret police. a u.n. spokesman says at least 37 people have died in clashes between protesters and security forces since last week. earlier today i spoke on the phone with wissam tarif who has agreed to speak with us, but also insists we use his name. we cant independently confirm what hes telling us, syria has...

The law gives the government sweeping authority, they can make arrests whenever they want. prevents detainees from having a lawyer present during interrogations. theres no timetable for that emergency law being lifted. many see it as a trick saying other laws give power to the secret police. a u.n. spokesman says at least 37 people have died in clashes between protesters and security forces since last week. earlier today i spoke on the phone with wissam tarif who has agreed to speak with us, but...

Proceedings there are handled. and pretty much what were seeing today is the issuance of the administrations new way ahead, if you will. military commissions, trials, of detainees will be resumed there. there will be more protection for detainees statements received under duress of interrogations, not necessarily admissible. detainees held but not charged, still believeded to be a threat to national security, their kailss will be cases will be reviewed. the federal option for trials will remain ...

All right. amanda knoxs parents and the libel case. this is the parents of the american student imprisoned in italy for murdering her roommate. now theyre indicted on charges of libelling police. what goes on here, richard, and what are they going to do about it? >> marty, obviously these prosecutes are drinking too much of that good italian wine. i mean, this is such a ridiculous, stupid scenario, i just cant believe it. apparently the parents told the press in italy that their daughter told th...

Al qaeda member. it took five months for them to realize their mistake. and he said he faced brutal interrogations. and the person who messed up wasnt even reprimanded. matt, tell us what happened to frances, the analyst we were just talking about? >> well, she was recommended for discipline after this all fell apart. after el-masri was released. there was an review board, an inspector general. and rhe and the review board said well, she had information that she was the wrong guy and the review ...

Get a conviction in the courts is by having a confession well if police know that then theyre going get a confession. and theyre various ways of extracting a confession, not all pleasant. >> greta: is vice president sulimon any better? a step up? >> i dont think sox he zrnt are v.a track record on that side of the things but there is no reason he thinks any differently. >> greta: i understand he was in charge of the renditions within the government and americans were -- america picked up people ...

Is by having a confession well if police know that then theyre going get a confession. and theyre various ways of extracting a confession, not all pleasant. >> greta: is vice president sulimon any better? a step up? >> i dont think sox he zrnt are v.a track record on that side of the things but there is no reason he thinks any differently. >> greta: i understand he was in charge of the renditions within the government and americans were -- america picked up people in war brought to it egypt and ...

Get a conviction in the courts is by having a confession well if police know that then theyre going get a confession. and theyre various ways of extracting a confession, not all pleasant. >> greta: is vice president sulimon any better? a step up? >> i dont think sox he zrnt are v.a track record on that side of the things but there is no reason he thinks any differently. >> greta: i understand he was in charge of the renditions within the government and americans were -- america picked up people ...

Anti-islamic and be in tons of hearings, interrogations, et cetera. why would you? i mean obviously if you are a patriot, you ought to. but if your career, its not smart move to raise the red flag. >> same thing happened in 9/11. flight attendants wanted to raise warning systems and they did not because of political correctness. we did not learn that lesson.

Anti-islamic and be in tons of hearings, interrogations, et cetera. why would you? i mean obviously if you are a patriot, you ought to. but if your career, its not smart move to raise the red flag. >> same thing happened in 9/11. flight attendants wanted to raise warning systems and they did not because of political correctness. we did not learn that lesson. >> bret: thats it for the panel. stay tuned for a commercial that didnt make the cut on super bowl sunday. [ male announcer ] investing for...