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Area red tagged meaning they are unhin habitable. it happened because the hills were saturated and last night a lot of rain in a short time and you had an incident here where they put the k-rails, the concrete barriers and it blew them out and even where im standing, the k-rails are now buries. what was the key recipe in all of this. in the distant you can see the charred skeletons of trees. a fire burned through here a year and a half ago. you may recall talking to me about it, wolf and that fi...

Enforcement, national security? its because of politics. politics was the wolf that we would bar at the door when dealing with national security, because were all americans. but bob, not you, but the left has succeeded in making all things political, including the personal, including safety, so now whenever we discuss these things, what used to be whats best for america is now whats best for my political beliefs and thats why facts, in terms of cases about, like the rolling stone story dont matt...

Of "the interrogator." glen, you worked at a black site. i know you cant go into details any mr. that that. >> you dont define yourself by practices of the enemy. the enemy is appalling, i dedicated my life to stopping these people. theyre terrible. no debate about that. the issue is who are we? what do we need to be? torture doesnt work. it is illegal according to all laws. multiple. cite them and fill up your entire program with them. it is clear what happens. you dont talk to the wolf about w...

Higher elevations, we have wind gusts, white mountain at 14,000 feet, 139 miles per hour. mt. lincoln had one at 135. and the winds are continuing. looking at them funneling into the state and that will continue into the overnight hours, the high-wind warning still in effect and we could still see gusts over 50 miles per hour and gusts over 80 in some of the higher elevations. so lets time this out because it is going to push out ever so slowly. it will move out on friday morning and well see th...

Only those three were water boarded. that hasnt happened since 2003. i think as time went on the program came under better oversight and better legal over site, olc -- the office of legal counsel developed memos. i think it is important to provide context. it wasnt like we did all of these things up until yesterday and we just found out about it. >> and the report disputes how many people were water boarded. the cia said up to three and the report said more. and dianne feinstein talked about it ...

Biased. >> what shocked you the most? i dont know if youve read all 600 pages. >> i havent. >> what specifically shocked you? >> for example, sticking items in the rectums of individuals. that is -- that is nowhere -- thats nowhere close to what the president was aware of, or what the president may have sanctioned. certainly nowhere close to what the lawyers were aware of or what the lawyers sanctioned and i at least wasnt aware of it. i dont know how much of this report is truly accurate. i do ...

Including harvard staged what are called die-ins. were watching the other protests that are happening. this week the new york congressman hakim jefferies made his first visit to a makeshift memorial set up at the site where the police tackled eric garner on new yorks staten island. the congressman is joining us now, weve seen the video of eric garner and the sidewalk. you were there, tell us what it was like when you went to that sidewalk and saw that location because i know it was pretty emotio...

Members of the military as well because we were involved with much of this. im very concerned that theres going to be much more fallout from this. >> and i have to cut it there but colonel francona, thank you. jonathan turley, thank you for watching. "wolf" starts right after this break. is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. its out there somewhere spreading the word about americas favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes an...

The majority in the senate starting january. >> that was clearly dianne feinsteins thinking, which is she is no longer going to be chairman of that committee. and theres a long history here, wolf. theyve been working on this report for years. they have accused the cia of spying on senate investigators. this is a total breach of trust, the people who oversee the cia and the cia itself. and, again, i totally see davids point about the timing on this. we know what dianne feinstein did this. but i a...

. in anticipation of the release of the senates cia interrogation report, american embassies and interests around the world were put on alert. the fear of retribution over the details in the report is very, very real. lets go to cnns chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. hes joining us right now -- youve been traveling with the defense secretary chuck hagel. youve had a chance to speak with him a while ago. you spoke with him in an exclusive interview. give us a sense of the react...