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Not be afraid to help out, you know, cops when you need to. i mean i would feel like you know that term "snitching" is looked down upon but, you know it's two different things. i wasn't snitching to you know betray a friend or you know backstab somebody. i was trying to eat. i think the element of survival comes first and foremost for any human being out there. >> chad another part of this that's different from most -- i would say most police movies and shows is that you see all sides, whereas typically in these shows, you seem this from a predominantly police perspective. let me read from a "...

Death. they are all -- i believe them. i believe them. so that just throws out the contention that waterboarding and other methods never lead toe actionable intelligence. that's not true. are you with me so far? are you with me so far? >> go on o. >> are you with me? do you agree with me so far? >> i agree that -- choicing. and i agree that we all have respect and that for the dedication of the people in the cia, and i understand the dilemma that people and fighting terrorism is not easy. >> you either believe bush, cheney and all the other cia chiefs, including the present one brennan under o...

Military sources, they say they see no evidence of anything brewing. everyone will stay on alert and remain watchful, but right now there doesn't appear to be an awful lot of reaction either on line, in social media or on the street. carol? >> that's a good thing. barbara starr reporting live from pentagon. many americans have been shot by the actions included in that senate torture report, former intelligence officials are standing behind it. earlier today, general michael hayden, the former director of the cia, stood up for the program saying the spy agency was working for the american peopl...

Folks having the rug pulled out from under them, people doing what they thought we wanted them do, that's unprecedented. >> general hayden is not a happy man this morning. what else did he say in i'm joined by chris frates to tell us. good morning. >> good morning, carol. i talked to james mitchell yesterday. he's the reported architect of that interrogation program. now, he couldn't confirm or deny that he's the psychologist mentioned in the report because he has a non-disclosure agreement with the government. but he had pretty strong feelings, calling the report "a partisan pile of bull." of...

They have powerful lobbies. >> but i think they have made pr blunders along the way. talking about investigating reporters who are critical of uber. >> tracking their passengers' whereabouts. >> and they've had really very poor taste blog posts about prostitutes. it's been interesting this male silicon valley eat what you kill mentality that now is coming back to haunt them a little bit as they have to deal with these cities. >> and uber has to worry about private lawsuits as well. we're talking about government regulation and the states requiring background checks. remember, if somebody gets ...