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CSPAN Washington Journal December 12, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Washington Journal December 12, 2014

To prohibit the use of vats. Host here are the numbers if you would like to respond. The Los Angeles Times leads with that story. The New York Times editorializes what has been going on between the senate and john the report brennans press conference. What is your reaction to all of this . Scott, good morning. Caller good morning. These terrorists are in the business of killing it. They are in the business of killing americans. Now we have the news that isis has beheaded for christian children. That was in the news this morning. My question is to all of those who continue to show compassion an...

CNNW New Day December 10, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CNNW New Day December 10, 2014

Harsh interrogation techniques on terror detainees after the 9 11 attacks. That amounted to torture. I think in the midst of a national trauma, and uncertainty as to whether the attacks were going to repeat themselves, whats clear is that the c. I. A. Set up something very fast, without a lot of forethought to what the ramifications might be. The president was responding to Senate Intelligence Committee Chair, Dianne Feinsteins damning report on c. I. A. Interrogations. That said detainees were waterboarded, kept in dungeon conditions while others were naked, hooded and dragged, slapped and pu...

CNNW CNN Newsroom With Carol Costello December 10, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CNNW CNN Newsroom With Carol Costello December 10, 2014

Waterboarding, sleep deprivation and ice water baths and worse. The Senate Committee concluded that the harsh tactics simply did not work in getting valuable intelligence. And the Justice Department says it will not reopen its inquiry into whether crimes were committed, raising new questions of accountability and blame. Were covering all angles of this from capitol hill to the pentagon and beyond as this developing story unfolds. Lets begin coverage with jim acosta at the white house. Good morning, jim. Good morning, carol. The white house has scheduled an early briefing this morning with repo...