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joining me to talk about this, josie, a reporter for "prime news" a fif yat in baltimore. and corporal michael hill with the baltimore county police department. and dr. gail saltz joining us as well. officer hill, let me start with you. how many victims do we have here? >> well, we're not really sure at this point. we know that we have three, at a very minimum. we know we have many more just by the pictures and videos that the detectives have found during their investigation. >> okay. where are the victims from? how much knowledge do you have of the victims, and how widespread this can be, where this was being filmed and where it was being done? >> well, fortunately we were able to get some more information last night after our local media aired this story. we did receive some phone calls, and that led to some information in which we may have some itd tis of some of our victims. unfortunately, though, we don't have identities on many other ones, and we're not sure exactly where they're from. we do have a victim that we do know is from the georgia, probably atlanta area. an

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and it's certainly congress's progress fif to request that type of thing. i think the way that i would answer your question is with regard to the current population, we believe that the authorization for the use of military force as informed by the laws of war provides the adequate legal authority for the detention of the current population. now, that is obviously being tested in the courts right now, individually, detainee by detainee. virtually every one of them has brought a habeas proceeding against the government. i believe it's the case that authority exist irrespective of where we hope. >> so extend to detention in the united states? >> yes. >> yes. >> so it couldn't be necessary to seek further authorization to congress. >> i believe that's the administration's view. >> if either of you wish to supplement that answer later, you're welcome to do so. let me ask you another question, mr. johnson. you say the detainee review task force has reviewed the transfer of 50 detainees to other countries. as the administration found countries willing to take all