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15,000 people don't have power in connecticut, new york, and new hampshire. and a senior justice department official is looking into missing e-mails from the bush administration attorneys who gave legal advice on interrogation techniques. the missing e-mails coming to light during an ethics investigation of attorney john yu writing legal memos supporting the use of waterboarding and other harsh interrogation measures. and aren't you going to be interviewing john yoo tomorrow? megyn: i am, making one of his rare television appearances on this show tomorrow afternoon, and it's going to be a very...

And her cohorts? that's the memo. top story tonight, john yoo, legal council at department of justice was deeply involved in the legality of interrogations. he joins us from berkeley. professor, please explain what you did. >> i worked in the justice department as you mention and my job was to review legality of a lot of policies after 9/11 ranging from invading afghanistan, guantanamo bay, interrogation measures and surveillance. and i was there until -- from before 9/11 attacks until after the invasion of iraq. >> you were a busy guy. so when waterboarding came across your desk, what did y...