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The mill tarization of streets. it ripped the scab off the fresh wound. if we weren't terrified before, suddenly we were. the spontaneous cheers of residents upon the capture of the suspect showed the almost giddy relief that it was all over so soon. but even as we cheer in relief, it's worth remembering that we are a nation that has responded to collective terror by compromising our own civil liberties, by pursuing preemptive violence and by assuming that entire groups of fellow citizens are potential enemies who must be monitored, by leaves me wondering, is there another way to recover from ...

>> appears the public they believe this makes them safer. you say it is -- >> i was researching this and found in all of the raids they always killed the dog. an interesting thing when i go out and talk about the raids when actual people were getting killed the responses sort of like that is awful but they probably were are doing something wrong or the police wouldn't have been there. and then you mention that the dog gets killed and people get really angry with that. >> do the students have questions? >> i'm a student at the university of pennsylvania. i was wondering if you you could tell us...

If at all possible is not through intensifying the mill tarization or providing further arms into what is already a hot conflict. for this to become a proxy war with countries all over the region and beyond funneling weapons in there is basically conceding a massive fire burning in that region. >> in the meantime syrian activists say they found the bodies of 13 people shot to death execution style, that they were army defectors and joining me is general barry mccafferty and joe ruben and bobbie goech. bobby, i will start with you. ambassador rice went on to say part of the problem with the not...

It is a bill that further militarized counter terrorism policy, makes it harder to close guantanamo. and it is astonishing and disappointing the president is withdrawing the veto threat. >> what's the difference from somebody picked up on suspicion of terrorism? what would be the difference in being treated as somebody who's in military custody versus somebody being treated in the normal court system? >> well, there are all sorts of human rights ramifications of military custody, but i think it is worthwhile to focus on the national security ramifications. as you mention, many of the people th...

Now and they weren't objecting on human rights grounds. they were objecting because the programs, mill tarization of counter terrorism was a national security problem and it is a national security problem. if you look at the effectiveness of, for example, military commissions at guantanamo and compare them to article 3 courts, ordinary courts in the united states, it is quite obvious the ordinary federal courts are much more capable of adjudicating prosecutions, presiding over terrorism prosecutions. and you see it across the board. what you see if you look at the statements from people like p...