it is called homan square. it is described as equivalent to a cia black site. >> you go in and no one knows what happened to you. it is him must like they throw a black bag over your head and make you disappear for a day or two. they are interrogation facilities. >> we speak to spencer ackerman about his explosive report on how the nation's third-largest city runs a secret interrogation facility. we will also speak to a woman who was held inside. and we will look at the connection between the chicago police department and guantÁnamo. >> in 2003, richard zuley oversaw one of the most brutal interrogations on record at guantÁnamo bay. but he tested versions of his interrogation techniques in chicago for 30 years. >> then to the middle east. as the islamic state seizes 220 christians in syria while u.s. led coalition airstrikes have reportedly killed over three dozen people in iraq including at least 20 civilians, earlier today, isis posted a video showing members destroying ancient artifacts inside a mozilla muse

how do lawyers get access to homan square.e have something like half a dozen attorneys who told me over the last several weeks that when they go there, they actually get turned away. similarly, there's no booking record of people who go into homian square. family members and lawyers don't even know where people are when they're taken to this place. all of these questions the chicago police hide. >> so you're saying this facility is used. you have evidence from lawyers, one person on the record others off the record that this place, that suspects are brought there to be interrogated without their lawyers and also o outside of the normal channels of booking, right? there is a window of time they're in there. >> yes, sir, many times when the interrogations are finished they're either let back out on the street, some are suspects, some are witnesses. sometimes the police can't figure out if they have evidence on people and let them go, but if they do, eventually, they're taken by the 11th district and then they're booked. in betwe

the guardian says the detainees brought to the homan site "are most often poor, black and brown." two. former senior officials in the justice department civil rights division have called on their colleagues to launch a probe. the justice department has announced it won't charge george zimmerman for the 2012 killing of unarmed african-american teen trayvon martin in sanford, florida. trayvon was walking home from a convenience store carrying candy and juice when zimmerman followed him, claiming he looked suspicious. after an altercation, zimmerman fatally shot trayvon in the chest. zimmerman's acquittal galvanized the country on issues of race and bias in the criminal justice system. on tuesday, federal officials said there is insufficient evidence to charge zimmerman with violating trayvon's civil rights. in a statement, the justice department said -- "our decision does not condone the shooting that resulted in the death of trayvon martin and is based solely on the high legal standard applicable to these cases." thursday marks the third anniversary of trayvon martin's death. and t