the abu ghraib pictures raise the question where were the doctors while this was going on either they directly witnessed the abuse or they witnessed the consequences of it why hadn't they protested. here the doctors were complicit they were the centerpiece of the torture they were enablers they were the selectors they will authorize years. from apocrypha these to now the standard for the healing professions has been simple that obligation is first and foremost to the patient's interest while being torture shatters that cover. how have american physicians and psychologists come to sanction and implement torture in our military prisons and why haven't they been held accountable for their actions. on. tonight we are a country awakened to danger. and called to defend freedom whether we bring our enemies to justice or bring justice to our enemies. justice will be done. i. less than three weeks later u.s. forces invaded afghanistan in retaliation to the september eleventh terrorist attacks on the united states. in a radical new policy the bush administration declared afghan prisoners enemy

score of both physically and psychologically most of the individuals who were detained at abu ghraib or guantanamo were not terrorists they were individuals who were picked up in sweeps who were in the wrong place at the wrong time god arrested put through this hell like no other that they or i could describe and then were released but really shells they were. mohammed jawad was one of these detainees in two thousand and two he was arrested in a crowded marketplace in kabul after a grenade exploded injuring three u.s. servicemen. did not have a birth certificate and his age at the time is uncertain but he was estimated to be between fourteen and sixteen. after a short detention in afghanistan he was moved to guantanamo bay went on the base were supposed to be you know through keep to the worst of the worst you know the best really bad people and you have a child who's being accused of a store narrative you are sort of risking cold war criminal just it just didn't make sense. during an interrogation of mohammed jawad the interrogator became alarmed when the youth began talking to a wa

score of both physically and psychologically most of the individuals who were detained at abu ghraib or guantanamo were not terrorists they were individuals who were picked up in sweeps who were in the wrong place at the wrong time god arrested put through this hell like no other that they or i could describe and then were released but really shells they were. mohammed jawad was one of these detainees in two thousand and two he was arrested in a crowded marketplace in kabul after a grenade exploded injuring three u.s. servicemen. did not have a birth certificate and his age at the time is uncertain but he was estimated to be between fourteen and sixteen. after a short detention in afghanistan he was moved to guantanamo bay went on the base were supposed to be you know through keep to the worst of the worst you know the best really bad people and you have a child who's being accused of a strong narrative you are sort of the cold war criminal just it just didn't make sense. during an interrogation of mohammed jawad the interrogator became alarmed when the youth began talking to a wall

the american public does not hear much about dr involvement in detainee abuse since the abu ghraib scandal both administrations have gone to great lengths to present detainee treatment as humane. we're going to look at that like right now we're going to treat them mainly. it. reacted in a circle. the press has given tours of modern medical facilities in guantanamo and army psychologist who report on the condition of detainees make no mention of symptoms of trauma. diagnosis we see at the same ones we see in the state the main or most problem diagnosis diagnosis here are personality disorders. do you see any signs of disparate but in some of these high is. not really well. made that a few of them have maybe. maybe a few of them. i can't i don't know really any specific details though where they have done anything. out of desperation. doctors that detention sites are divided between those who work in treatment services and those who work under the intelligence command although the two are officially separate there are many reports of doctors in the medical services supporting the programs of

the american public does not hear much about dr involvement in detainee abuse since the abu ghraib scandal both administrations have gone to great lengths to present detainee treatment as humane. we're going to try that all right right now we're going to treat him mainly. to get. reelected or certainly. the press is given tours that modern medical facilities in guantanamo and army psychologist who report on the condition of detainees make no mention of symptoms of trauma. diagnosis we see are the same ones we see in the state the main or most problem diagnosis diagnosis here are personality disorders. do you see any signs of disparate but in some of these highways. not really well. maybe a few of them have maybe. maybe a few of them. i can't i don't know really any specific details though where they have done anything. out of desperation. doctors that detention sites are divided between those who work in treatment services and those who work under the intelligence command although the two are officially set. there are many reports of doctors in the medical services supporting the programs

severely punished sergeant sam prevents for refusing to attract his testimony about tortures at abu ghraib i do know of military doctors who. either directly or indirectly did resist cooperating voiced their dissent and. they feel and i really agree with them that their careers one way or another were heard. in contrast the officers who developed and conducted the enhanced techniques program remain well protected the cia has provided doctors james mitchell and bruce jessen with a five million dollar legal defense fund in case they are charged with torturing detainees. we got professionals who are trained in this kind of work to get information that will protect the american people and by the way we have gotten information from these high value detainees that have helped protect you in two thousand and six president bush announced that the enhanced techniques provided invaluable intelligence but by then the program was so widely condemned that a high army official could publicly refute him without getting punished. no good intelligence is going to. i think. i think the empirical evidence of

severely punished sergeant sam prevents for refusing to attract his testimony about tortures at abu ghraib i do know of military doctors who. either directly or indirectly did resist cooperating voiced their dissent and. they feel and i really agree with them that their careers one way or another were heard. in contrast the officers who developed and conducted the enhanced techniques program remain well protected the cia has provided doctors james mitchell and bruce jessen with a five million dollar legal defense fund in case they are charged with torturing detainees. we go to the professionals who are trained in this kind of work to get information little protect the american people and by the way we have gotten information from these high value detainees that have no protection in two thousand and six president bush announced that the enhanced techniques provided invaluable intelligence but by then the program was so widely condemned that a high army official could publicly refute him without getting punished no good intelligence is going to come from abusive practices i think history te

at a cia black site dr larry james was the first psychologist to advise on interrogations at abu ghraib. dr breslin favor another member of the task force majority asserted that a psychologist assisting interrogations has no responsibility for detainee welfare contradicting the most basic ethical principles of psychology practice america happens to be my client america's americans or who i care about i have no fondness for the enemy and i don't feel like i need to take care of their mental health needs producing some pain just seems to be you know what pet first blush. something that would be wrong because we do no harm but if it does the most good for the most people it's entirely ethical and to do otherwise would be unethical. officials stress the organization strong resolutions against torture and claim that psychologists keep the interrogation safe ethical and effective in two thousand and eight thousands of a.p.a. members effectively rejected this claim and voted down the interrogation policy. in spite of this referendum psychologists filesystem. work remains highly controversial.

he went down to the congress and said, i take responsibility for abu ghraib. because i'm the secretary of defense. >> john and michelle,very quickly. michelle, you're on deck. >> for one thing, this never happened had the roads been privatized which we've been talking about for a long time. i think christie's scandal is potentially criminal as with all the democratic scandals. i think the reason for the double standard in the media is that obama is seen as an all truist. he's sacrificing for student loa loans. >> michelle? >> double standard, absolutely. the top networks have dedicated 17 times more coverage to this than they did the last -- the past six months on the irs scandal. let me just say, christie came out and fired the woman. obama, he didn't even fire lois lerner. he allowed her to go on paid leave. >> you're 100% right, michelle. thank you to michelle and bob. happy birthday, michelle fields. coming up. >> thank you. >> we made this congressman an offer he couldn't refuse. but he did refuse. >>> time for what we need to know for next week. wayne, y

the abu ghraib pictures raise the question where were the doctors while this was going on either they directly witness they've given us or they witnessed the consequences of it why hadn't they protested. here the doctors were complicit they were the centerpiece of the torture they were enablers they were facilitators they will authorize years. from apocrypha these to now the standard for the healing professions has been simple that obligation is first and foremost to the patients interest while being torture shatters that cover. how have american physicians and psychologists come to sanction and implement torture in our military prisons and why haven't they been held accountable for their actions. on. tonight we are a country awakened to danger. and called to defend freedom whether we bring our enemies to justice or bring justice to your enemies. justice will be done. in less than three weeks later u.s. forces invaded afghanistan in retaliation to the september eleventh terrorist attacks on the united states. in a radical new policy the bush administration declared afghan prisoners en

country as more gruesome pictures emerge of marines disposing of dead iraq he's at the infamous abu ghraib prison. where charity international live from moscow next the story of a woman who's getting wolf whistles for whistleblowers in an effort to raise awareness she's also raising eyebrows as her psyllium has been to meet her. she's a lawyer she's got a ph d. in international law and she was a lecturer but she's also posed for glamour in what some would say would be provocative or racy photos of her age she says is to raise funds and awareness for the works of whistleblowers and other activists like that today we're joined by dr roles live fuller thanks very much for joining us today but what i'd like to know is why did you choose this matter of getting awareness why not another way well actually i have written articles on whistleblowers in the military so i have actually written quite a lengthy article is not going to be published but i really thought that. in order to make a difference to lawyers who as we know are in jail or. at the moment i needed to involve myself in a more material

the american public does not hear much about dr involvement in detainee abuse since the abu ghraib scandal both administrations have gone to great lengths to present detainee treatment as humane. we are going to not and i am. right now we're going to treat them mainly. reacted or certainly. the press is giving tours of modern medical facilities in guantanamo and army psychologist who report on the condition of detainees make no mention of symptoms of trauma. diagnosis we see are the same ones we see in the state of maine or.

gunmen attacked the soldiers in abu ghraib killing eight people most of whom were civilians according to some data all of them were killed by fire opened by gunmen in a helicopter at least seventeen people were injured during the attack. the agency reports that several people were killed during armed clashes in attacks in mosul because it into a swollen to more than four hundred and forty people died in january two thousand fourteen during clashes between different religious and political groups in iraq the death toll for two thousand thirteen exceeded six thousand people the position in bangkok has started a series of large scale protest. protesters have blocked seven major intersections of the city and made a case of sandbags among those they going to block the bones of key ministries they cut the power supply schools universities and shops are closed after his promise that the process will last until the government resigns the government ordered to involve eight thousand soldiers and ten thousand police officers to ensure the security in the city the prime minister you look shinawa

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some of the above and the security situation in abu ghraib is good to the company's stations close to fallujah. army checkpoints s of times more security members were deployed there also iraqi army troops out there it is good thanks to goals on two hundred and iraqi government troops are poised for a major assault to retake of a job. recent fighting in ramadi and felicia is the heaviest seen in iraq for years the car bomb has killed a top pakistani anti terror police officer cadre of islam have arrested dozens of pakistan the taliban. he was traveling in a police convoy through karachi up with a powerful explosion ripped his car apart ah slum was known for being one of trustees toughest police officers he had escaped previous attempts on his life. they've been studying. it has roiled in the fight against terrorism but for my sins police was white so it was marxism and dastardly is a great loss to the city's police. but this sacrifice gives us strength to continue with his mission against terrorism. a study by trained responsibility for the attack. despite the storms that caused a huge

to warn the country is more gruesome pictures emerged disposing of dead iraqis at the infamous abu ghraib prison it's a sobering read some a website on. the scope of surveillance in the british capital and whether or not it's producing any results that's the topic of our next program but off this quick break here on tonight. the majority of congress are now millionaires for the first time in history according to the center for responsive politics which sounds pretty insulting when the average american is not doing so well financially this seems bad like a bunch of rich guys rule the country which they kind of do but one could argue that congress isn't rich enough. first off due to inflation a million dollars is not as much as it used to be a special in the cost of a campaign to get in the congress costs around one million six hundred thousand dollars so yeah a million dollars of net worth may sound pretty rich to you or me but the expensive game of us politics these guys can't even afford the costs related to getting the work electoral campaigns are a big money affair so it is no surprise

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gruesome footage and picture is emerging of the rings disposing of dead iraqis at the infamous abu ghraib prison again that's a poem generating a lot of interest. ok will all disappear for half an hour but in the next news bulletin just about thirty three when it's time next and after that united nations officials for peacekeeping operations talk to examine worlds apart. the international. the majority of congress are now millionaires for the first time in history according to the center for responsive politics which sounds pretty insulting when the average american is not doing so well financially this seems bad like a bunch of rich guys rule the country which they kind of do but one could argue that congress isn't rich enough first off due to inflation a billion dollars is not as much as it used to be a special in the cost of a campaign to get in the congress costs around one million six hundred thousand dollars so yeah a million dollars of net worth may sound pretty rich to you or me but the expensive game of us politics these guys can't even afford the costs related to getting the wor