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One, particularly because of the painful details that will be included, but again, the president believes that it is important for us to be as transparent as we possibly can be about what exactly transpired so we can just be clear to the american public and to people around the world that something like this should not happen again. >> reporter: former vice president dick cheney dismissed the senate report saying the cia's interrogation methods were "absolutely totally justified." cheney, who hasn't read the report, strongly defended cia leaders, arguing the program itself was worth it, adding...

Million in six years coming to this moment and they're desperate before they lose control of the senate intelligence committee to smear the cia. shame on them for doing so. >> tomorrow we'll get a republican member of the senate intelligence committee on "the factor." from what i understand, all the interrogation methods we used the senate intel committee knew about it. >> sure. they were briefed about them. nancy pelosi was briefed about them, bob graham, the then chairman of the intelligence committee. only one member out of that bipartisan groups on the house and senate intel communities, r...

Laden. listen to this. >> the most important thing we got in the search for bin laden, came from using conventional interrogation methods. i think it's an insult to the many intelligence officers who have acquired good intelligence without hurting or degrading prisoners to assert we can't win this war without such methods, yes, we can, and we will. >> now, these are two very different accounts. is there any evidence at all that the use of torture led to the capture of osama bin laden? >> i don't believe so. there's actually no hard evidence to indicate that the use of enhanced interrogation te...

Cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder was recovered from the scene. ntsb investigators will remain on the scene for the next several days trying to recover as much evidence as possible to determine what caused this tragedy. t.j., reena? >> karen, thank you. the controversial senate report on cia torture is being made public later today. it will detail harsh interrogation methods used by the spy agency in the days after 9/11. it also claims the administration misled the administration. the former president stands by the cia. >> these are patriots. and whatever the report says if it ...

Waterboarding, provided by key information that prevented other terror attacks and led to the capture of osama bin laden. but the report questions the effectiveness of those procedures. critics of the $50 million report question the timing of its release. >> what would be a good time to release this report? it's difficult to imagine one. particularly because of the painful details that will be included. but, again, the president believes that it is important for us to be as transparent as we possibly can be about what exactly transpire sod we can just be clear to the american public and people...