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Intel, and what theyre up to, trying to harm or damage u.s. or afghan forces, and theyre put there because theyre not quite ready to be released. theres over 760 of these prisoners back in december that were released. so, this is just the tip of the iceberg. >> a board or some three-member panel decided they were actually innocent of everything. >> yeah. only two-member panel but you just cutting hairs there. but these guys basically speed processes -- theyre freedom nam natalie -- mostly pashtu...

Think its important to understand what youre saying. there are a lot of books that come out as we know and a lot of memoirs. i think whats striking about this one and some of the others weve seen, paul oneils comes to mind they go into high-level private meetings and go beyond using private record and expose more of the secret record. yet i wonder as we look at this, he want through the processes and worked with pentagon on this material but theres clearly a lot in here thats from those high-lev...

Treating, treating even though the patient is not getting better. so, we have to figure out a better way to take care of the needs of the patient which is what it comes down to at the end of the day whether theyre alive or dead. >> sherrie, let me ask you this real quick. brain dead versus coma, does it make a difference in these situations? >> it does make a difference because we have these laws now, the laws actually go back historically. we didnt used to have this. it used to be that somebody...

A technique nope as lock and stitch, which involves putting pins into each crack, and to complete the big job, scaffolding will soon wrap around the entire dome, be up there about two years. when workers are on the scaffolding theyre racing against the clock, and heres why. >> after you take the -- all of the paint and primer off the dome, the cast iron of this generation/rust in eight hours, so, the timeliness of the application is important, and we have to have those processes down very well s...

Of the s.e.a.l." commander mark devine. >> good morning, anna. >> the first thing you say we need to do is develop a self-awareness about what drives us. >> right. i wrote this book so that everyone in america could experience what i experience 20 years as a navy s.e.a.l. and the thought processes and the mental models that navy s.e.a.l. use to be super effective at what they do. it all starts with a deep, you know, self-awareness. your set point. in order to know where you want to go you have t...

To track sublets movement, robotic cameras normally used by bomb squads are brought in. >> they were able to maneuver the robots in the house to see which areas of the house he was using more. whether it be the first floor, the basement. it was obvious he had done severe damage to the house itself. he was taking out his anger at that owner and previous employer. >> you could also see and read his body language to try and get an idea of where hes coming from and what his thought processes are. >>...

Nsa. which is why i asked this. i want to get a sense of how much you were in a position to make an evaluation. whatever evaluation you could make about what you think is -- the integrity of the people who are operating these processes within the nsa and how much they respect the limitations that they should be imposed, should be imposed on them? >> my take, i saw a lot of integrity. evidence of integrity. part of what you do with checks and balances, you didnt plan for only the good times, but ...

Nsa. which is why i asked this. i want to get a sense of how much you were in a position to make an evaluation. whatever evaluation you could make about what you think is -- the integrity of the people who are operating these processes within the nsa and how much they respect the limitations that they should be imposed, should be imposed on them? my take, i saw a lot of integrity. evidence of integrity. part of what you do with checks and balances, you didnt plan for only the good times, but you...

He doesnt get action from the house or even a vote, he goes into the state of the union, able to bang the drum on these issues. >> right. >> thats exactly right. i would add immigration to that list, as well. because whats going to happen is its sort of like a windfall. its a slippery slope. now that we have the slight little bit of bipartisanship, what it means is that it opens the door for us to be a little bit more rational about processes. so if you add immigration to that, and yes, the pres...

Story. >> youd think it line easier, given that we have a record 101 women in congress. so beyond what we just heard from your colleague, make your case. why do you think this is so important? >> chris, i think its important for people to realize that this would be a privately funded museum. we know that it takes longer to get it done through the governmental agencies and the processes, so what they have done, women have banded together, formed a firefig501 c the museum would be covered entirely...