>> in your life, you don't hope to find something that good, but we did. and it's still unbelievable to me. >> it was time for sue's unveiling, finally, which, of course, you can imagine, pete's most exciting moment to be able to be reunited with sue. he wasn't invited. >> we go through what happened and the negative of that, but there's another negative. it's the negative of what never happened and what could have

happened. and it's a damn shame. chicago has a wonderful dinosaur, they love it, but they don't love it the way south dakotans would have loved that dinosaur.

>> hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm zain asher. >> and i'm errol barnett. thanks for joining pus .the top stories right now, the cia director admits some agents went rogue in their use of torture tactics on detainee, but he still stood by the program. reaction ahead from his former counterpart and the u.n. official who wants to see cia officials in handcuffs. >> yeah. plus u.s. lawmakers manage to paz a $1 trillion spending bill just in time to avoid a government shutdown we'll skr a look at what's inside. >> and coming up later, a dire warning about so-called super bugs. why researchers are saying drug resistant bacteria can kill more people than cancer and cost the global economy a fortune. >> we want to start now with a

story we've been following all week. the cia director admitting his mick takes but defending his agency in an unusual news conference on thursday. >> yeah, john brennan never used the word torture when discussing the harsh interrogation tactics used on detainees, but his comments on the program's effect iness are now similar to the white house stance as michelle kaczynski tells us. >> reporter: the cia director defended his agency in an unprecedented press conference. >> the program produced useful intelligence that helped the united states thwart, attack plans, capture terrorists and save lives. >> but with a strong caveat, now better lined with what the white house is saying. >> let me be clear, we have not concluded that it was the yut of eits within within that program that allowed us to gather useful

information. the cause and effect relationship between the use of eits and useful information subsequently provided by the detainee is in my view unknowable. >> john brennan admitted the cia made mistakes. >> i cannot say with certainly whether or not individuals acted with complete honestly. >> but he would not call it torture. brennan, the cia deputy director when these tactics were used. one froze to death. director brennan said he dependent b know fully what was going on back then. >> there were many things that i read in that report that were very concerning and