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As torture. details will come from senate intelligence committee chair diane feinstein set to speak on the senate floor at 11:00 a.m. eastern. republicans are not happy about it. last hour senator ron johnson told me he doesn't support revealing specific details about u.s. tactics. >> this is dangerous world. sometimes we have to do unpleasant things. i'm not saying that -- i don't believe that the u.s. government should bear all the dirty laundry to the entire world. i think it harms our effort at keeping america safe which should be our primary report. >> the report is, among other other thi...

T int interrogation methods were not approved. >> the impending release of this report has left officials in the white house panicked that it may insight violence abroad, secretary of state john kerry called fienstein to worth her and 2,000 marines were placed on alert in and around the gulf and mediterranean. officials are gearing up to rebut their report, a report that started yesterday. president bush himself said he had not yet read the report. >> we're fortunate to have men and women working hard at the cia, these are pate rereo oot

>> all right. are you breathing? >> harsh. harsh to watch. legality aside we're still arguing whether water boarding worked. some security folks say indict not. others say we might not have gotten osama bin laden had some terrorist not rafted out his courier while they were being water boarded. remember that? >> i absolutely remember it. as a matter of fact i wrote a book about jose an american hero who stopped the presumed 20th hijacker. he is one of those with whom harsh interrogation methods were used. he gave up al kuwaiti who was "the courier" followed back to the compound. look it's hard...

Interrogation methods that were not approved by the justice department or cia headquarters. the agency impeded effective white house oversight regarding the program. it actively evaded congressional oversight. and it hindered oversight by its own inspector general's office. earlier this month, the senate intelligence committee voted to declassify the report. president obama said he would like the declassification process to be expeditious. joining me now is senior national security and intelligence correspondent with the mcclatchy newspapers, jonathan landon. we have been talking about this re...

On a bus that arrived safely and the other girl has not been heard of and their older brother learned about the accident at his father's 65th birthday party. so for this family and nine others, an enormous tragedy playing out. >> we need to get to other news now. we're getting explosive new details on an important senate report which accuses the cia of misleading congress or lying to congress about the scope of its enhanced interrogation methods, which means torture english. we'll have a live report. wall street has been on a roller coaster ride this week. yesterday a huge plunge and today is ...