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for example, abu zubadia, the first question, i asked him his name. he gave me a wrong alias, so i looked at him in the face, and i said, what i if i call you hani. that was the name his mother nicknamed him as a childment he had that look, oh, my gosh, he got me. he started talking and gave actionable intelligence in the first hour of our interrogation. >> stephen: but it wasn't enough because they eventually brought in an outside contractor who water boarded him 83 times. >> exactly. >> stephen: so if you were getting good information, they wouldn't have given him the free swimming lessons. >> right. right. the 83 waterboarding sessions is just a perfect example how these techniques don't work because... >> stephen: what do you mean? >> you're not going to do 83 with him. i was there with khalid sheikh mohamed. these enhanced interrogation techniques that conclude with waterboarding, as appalling as they are to people in the west, it is nothing compared to what they are expecting to receive if they are caught in some eastern jail. >> stephen: right,

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import sprint on sunday prince philip of sweden stepping on board the ocean racing yacht but it was abu dhabi ocean racing who took top honors in our county olympic silver medalist on skipper ian walker ensuring abu dhabi got six points to start things off team puma's not too far behind the five points there are a tally while come for emirates new zealand the early favorites were forced to sell for four points third place the stage is just the start of the thirty nine thousand nautical mile race across the globe this year's edition is widely considered to be the most competitive in the offense thirty eight year history. basketball where the first month of the n.b.a. regular season has now been canceled the team owner still not on the same page with the players' union the biggest unresolved issue being revenue with players wanting a larger share than the fifty fifty split proposed by the owners. the concessions were dropped you are pushing thirty two point five. per year. right now it's still not enough for the middle east to feel as though it is too close it's not practical possible or

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ghraib situation where you can get the troops who were there in abu ghraib ok you get the actual high level. decision makers it's very very difficult well yeah it might have been a little easier if they had destroyed all those videotapes and then if somebody had decided to prosecute jay bybee and john yoo but that's a whole nother conversation that they're into tomorrow if they indeed they have your job i actually wouldn't be great if it was for tomorrow and there is i've a feeling that that's a fish the ship has sailed thanks for being with us thank you we're keep tabs on this case needless to say the corporation formerly known as blackwater must be salivating and i'm expecting clarence thomas to be wined and dined again any moment . it's the good the bad in the very very elbow simply ugly the good. sky is natural yarn store or perhaps gains as news new zealand copes with a devastating oil spill there are thousands of oil slick and ones in need of help and skeins is there to do just that store's knitting many anglin sweaters it burns warm until they're well enough to be clean and to

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abu dhabi. >> according to the international labor organization, youth unemployment rates in the region are among the highest in the world for those between the age of 15 and 24. in 2010 youth unemployment hit 25%. that is double the global average of around 12%. the world bank says that in order to tackle this problem, 100 million jobs are needed by the end of the decade. i sat down with three business and policy makers and asked them what type of reform is needed to overcome the problem of the joblessness. >> for the past decade it was probably characterized with a lot of attempts to do reform and maybe it triumphed over the actual implementation of enough scaled up initiatives to create the necessary impact. if we look back, we had what was missing and the ingredients is you needed a comprehensive reform package and you needed the political will. you needed the tools to do the consensus building on the different tracts so you get them implemented and needed it to be seen through. >> some would argue that this cozy system of the top 2% in business and government in the past that were

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cnn's mohamed jom june joins us now live from abu dhabi. mohamed, what more can you tell us about the reactions coming from both the saudis and iran? >> well, carol, reaction from the iranian officials was immediate. they were outraged by these allegations. you have the speaker of iran's parliament calling it a childish play by the americans and that the americans were attempting to divert attention from their own domestic problems. shortly after that, the ambassador to the u.n. for iran wrote to ban ki-moon and expressed outrage over the allegations, said he strongly rejects the baseless allegations. reactions from the saudis took a bit longer. most officials in saudi arabia around speaking about this. there was a short statement issued by the oil embassy of saudi arabia in d.c. in which they call the attempted plot a despicable allegation, that it's not in accord with the principles of humanity. what's yet to be seen is how this will play in the saudi press, with the saudi people. we've been trying to get reaction from saudi arabia today.

one of their big partners when they're working in this neighborhood is abu. we are working closely with them. i want to give a shout out to them. we want to see more local residents getting work. [applause] and then the rest is up to us, dpw, working with the library. the guy that will be working day to day with freddie, our resident engineer, garland wong. he will be living here and will not sleep until this library is done. he is supported by several wonderful people. lina chen is managing all of these projects. [applause] i also wanted knowledge of our other local hire, deputy director, muhammed nuru. always working for the baby. we are honored to be able to work on this for our community, who is so deserving and has been so patient. we are going to get people to work in the process and we are all going to be very happy here at the ribbon cutting and a little bit over by year. [applause] >> i think you can all see a pattern. this is all about local ownership. thank you for making this happen. i want to acknowledge and invite to the podium the leader of our

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but iraq leaders still angry over civilian deaths and abu ghraib refused to give u.s. troops immunity from prosecution. we won't stay without it. 41,000 american troops are in iraq right now. nearly all the force will be relocated or sent home. concerns remain that the american withdrawal will undue all the gains against insurgents. the white house says iraq will now be an ally. >> it will be a normal relationship between sovereign nations, an equal partnership based on mutual interests and respect. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy in baghdad will still have dozens of marines to protect it and thousands of american security contractors will train iraqi forces to keep the peace. danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >>> in the meantime, more than 4400 members of the u.s. military have died in the iraq war since it began in march of 2003. also in the middle east, libya's transitional government has reversed a decision to bury muammar qaddafi's body. they are holding off as the united nations human rights office calls for an investigation into the circumstances of

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but scarred by the abuses of abu ghraib prison, the killings both accidental and deliberate of civilians, and incidents with security contractors like the blackwater guards who gunned down people in a public square, iraqi politicians refused to grant american troops immunity from prosecution under local laws. immunity is a standard agreement wherever u.s. forces are deployed. that was the deal breaker and it now means the 39,000 troops still in iraq-- down from a high of 170,000-- will all be out by december 31. >> today i can say that our troops in iraq will definitely be home for the holidays. >> reporter: the bush administration had originally agreed to the december 31 withdrawal date but the assumption had always been that a new agreement would keep a smaller number of troops in iraq for several more years. now the only troops who will remain are a couple hundred assigned to the embassy in baghdad to administer the sale of u.s. military equipment. getting out will probably make for good politics in both countries. the question is: will it make for good strategy? scott? >> pelley: dav

>> i think it's abu masen, but it's not as if the negotiation were anywhere in prospect. it's not going to help the parties get back to the table. but they weren't anywhere near the table anyway. i think what it's likely to do in the short term is bolster neten yahoo! and his government, would that put him in a position to be more willing to free settlements, or give awe bue mazen. it might change things. but i find it hard to believe that he will be willing to do that now. he doesn't have anything to show for his efforts to engage with israel and negotiate with it. that's why he's gone off to the united nations on a completely different route far away from negotiations. so i'm not sure that it's going to have any positive effect, at least in the short term. but in terms of the family, their son will be returned to them and i think that will be immensely popular in israel despite the very high price. and on the streets of gaza in the west bank, the families of a thousand palestinian prisoners will also be rejoicing. >> we're grateful for your time ambassador, thank you so

. >> host: what was your interaction with abu zabaida? >> guest: i was the first american to be there at the undisclosed location. the relationship, the interrogation was good from the beginning. the first question i asked was what is your name? gillick that me and gave me a false name. looked me in the eye and gave me a fake name. whatever i call you honey? he was shocked. he had that look on his face like my game is up. sunni was the name his mother nicknamed him as a child. he figured out of this guy knows what my mommy knows now everything about me. and started providing us -- we were shocked about actionable intelligence. the information he provided to us early on in the first hour of our interrogation how to save his life because when we send the information to washington people in washington realized this individual has a lot of valuable intelligence that can save lives. that is why they send the doctor from here to oversee the treatment. >> host: did you ever use enhanced interrogation techniques? >> guest: i discuss a lot of that

one of their big partners when they're working in this neighborhood is abu. we are working closely with them. i want to give a shout out to them. we want to see more local residents getting work. [applause] and then the rest is up to us, dpw, working with the library. the guy that will be working day to day with freddie, our resident engineer, garland wong. he will be living here and will not sleep until this library is done. he is supported by several wonderful people. lina chen is managing all of these projects. [applause] i also wanted knowledge of our other local hire, deputy director, muhammed nuru. always working for the baby. we are honored to be able to

sprint on saturday prince coral thought of sweden stepping on board the ocean recently else but it was abu dhabi ocean recent who took top honors in the import race olympic silver medalist skipper in the walker ensuring only got six points to start things off the vessel supported by prince philip not too far behind little five points there telly camper emirates new zealand early favorites were forced to settle for four points third place but stage is just the start of the thirty ninth always nautical mile race a run the globe this year's edition is widely considered to be the most competitive in the event's meet your history. possible where the first month of the n.b.a. regular season has now been canceled the team owner is still not on the same page with the players' union but biggest unresolved issue being the revenue split with players wanting a larger share of their fifty fifty proposition but the owners are suggesting. concessions were dropped you are pushing the seven fifty two point five. percent. right now so it's still not enough for the middle east to feel as though it has to be

were they so happy because of the price of oil they directly all over a cutter all over dubai all over abu dhabi we were told that they credit the american military machine for making them so rich because of the price of oil you know they love they love americans there i mean the whole mythology in the us is that they hate us and we referring to arab extremists but when you go to an arab country you're like come on baby have a cigar have a drink thanks for monza rody all bankers whole dismissed that great financial crises. are rescued by war so well that was the panic of eight hundred fifty seven followed by the civil war which bailed out the banking system world war two bailed out the world from the great depression so let's look at this next war i mean iraq wasn't enough afghanistan's not enough yemen son of somalia is not enough pakistan's not enough now or in uganda that's apparently not enough revealed fox's best man and his ties to iran's opposition now liam fox the defense secretary that stepped down was forced to step down from great britain his mistress this guy adam it turns out

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thousand palestinian prisoners but many more remain in jails and nobody seems to care says mom air abu sada professor of political science at university in gaza. the international community as well as the enemy there was very busy over the past five years bring to the issue of this way to soldier gilad shalit to the attention of the world community all the time but at the hasn't been so much about the palestinian prisoners in the or the palestinian authority the palestinian resistance the groups have tried all the time to bring the issue of palestinian prisoners to the earth then sion of the world community and many international conferences money has gone for. have been no go over the past years to bring this is sure to the attention of the world community but fortunately. for those of israel all over the world a world of much stronger in bringing the issue of gilad shalit more than bringing visual more than seven thousand palestinian prisoners who are some of them have been nailed for decades inside this way to jails and prisons for more in-depth coverage than explosive food it's had

who come here abu sada a political analyst from al azhar university in gaza says there's been too much international focus on one israeli soldier rather than the thousands of palestinian prisoners in israel. the international community as well as these were enemy there was very busy over the past five years bring to the issue of these very disorganized. to the attention of the. world community all the time but it hasn't been said much about the palestinian prisoners even though the palestinian authority and the palestinian resistance to groups have tried all the time to bring the issue of palestinian prisoners to the attention of the world community and many international conferences many press conferences have been held over the past years to bring this issue to the attention of the world community but unfortunately the israeli media supporters of israel all over the world were much stronger and bringing the issue of gilad shalit more than bringing the issue of more than seven thousand palestinian prisoners who were some of them have been held for decades inside israeli jails and pris

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