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A water shortage but could the summation of locking in traditional well taking techniques well have a look. at first it's over to monica jones with business news now and did sarah and again we look to the united states because as if global markets don't have enough to worry about these days now the u.s. wants to go ahead with planned import tariffs against china after all because that is a reversal of the soft position the administration has recently taken during trade negotiations with the asian powerhouse the move would impose a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of ch...

Than good intelligence. >> and the president was careful not to call any of these harsh interrogation tactics crimes. and so far the justice department has given no indication that it will prosecute former c.i.a. officials for what happened during their interrogation program. and asked whether or not the president still stands by his claim that these interrogation tactics amounted to torture, a white house official said yes. alisyn and chris in. >> thanks for all of that. the release of the report on the c.i.a.'s use of torture on terror suspects after 9/11 has law enforcement across the count...

We're following the breaking news, fear of terrorist retaliation following the release of the senate report on alleged cia torture. it's prompted an unusual warning by the fbi and the department of homeland security to all u.s. law enforcement agencies across the country. we're talking about the report with republican senator james risch of idaho. he's a member of the senate intelligence committee. john mccain, republican senator, a man you know well, he himself was tortured in vietnam during the vietnam war. he went on the floor right after dianne feinstein, strongly endorsed what the committ...

Enemies know that he's cooperating, it will drive our leads away and we can't get after this. at the same time we were being briefed in an open session, the administration apparently was developing a whole media strategy to show how great they were by what he was doing. that ruined the advantage we had when the information was secret, not to mention the fact that abdul ma's family are in great risk in nigeria from terrorist retaliation. that's one point. >> so our saying that the white house briefings, the backgrounders and whatever else took place had jeopardized possible operations on the gr...