jason leopold is was. great to see you. is it possible that jebbuedy did not know what happened. >> it is possible. that's what the ambassador to jebudi told me yesterday. for the c.i.a.'s rendition programme to work, they needed cooperation from intelligence agencies and governments involved, which, as far as we know, at this point totals about 54 countries that have been involved in the programme. >> we don't know much about the c.i.a.s use of country in africa. is that why jebudi's case is significant. >> the case of the yemeni man, it would be the first case that would explore - if they take it - that would explore the role that african countries play in the c.i.a.'s rendition programme. >> tell us more about the al-asaad case. >> mohammed al-asaad was arrested in his home in tanzania in december 2003. he maintains that he was flown to jebudi and interrogated and tortured about his association with a charity. the charity was deemed to be, by the u.s. treasury department, to be material supporter of terrorism. he had act

thank you jason leopold. >>> now to the hot sauce controversy. for months the si of irwin dale california has been fighting hi fung foods. the company that produces the hot sauce. tonight things are changing. let's go to stephanie stanton with more on that. >> well it has been months of back and forth between the city of irwin dale and the maker of sorocha. the city called the company a public nuisance and filed a lawsuit to halt production. the heated battle has come to an end. the city council deciding to drop its lawsuit and work hand in hand with the company to keep the air clear. >> reporter: sorota is a vietnamese hot sauce put on everything from asian dishes to eggs, hot docks and hamburgers. -- hot dogs and hamburgers. the red paste has a cult following, there's a documentary dedicated to its popularity. a group of irwin dale residents living near the plant don't share the same feelings. they complained about fumes during chili harvesting season, some say they are so strong they can't go outdoors. >> my eyes are watery, my nose, all the w

jason leopold good to have you with us. thanks for bringing this information to us. >> i'm joe berlinger this is the system people want to believe that the justice system works. people wanna believe that prosecutors and police do the right thing. i think every american needs to be concerned about that. we do have the best justice system in the world, in theory... the problem is, it's run by human beings... human beings make mistakes... i'd like to think of this show as a watch dog about the system... to make sure justice is being served. wrongful convictions happen, we need to be vigilant. with our personal liberties taken away from us, it better be done the right way. is justice really for all? >>> thousands of afghans are waiting for visas they earnt working alongside u.s. forces. while they wait they live in fear. the state department ramped up the approval of these visas. many believe the government is not doing enough. that's why a senator with bipartisan support introduced new legislation to extend and programme. >> i

jason leopold good to have you with us. thanks for bringing this information to us. >>> "consider this" will be right back. >>> thousands of afghans are waiting for visas they earnt working alongside u.s. forces. while they wait they live in fear. the state department ramped up the approval of these visas. many believe the government is not doing enough. that's why a senator with bipartisan support introduced new legislation to extend and expand the afghan visa programme. >> i believe we have a responsibility to fulfil the obligation to thousands of civilians that risk their lives to help our country during the time of war. without an extension of the programme, our failure to help those that helped us remains a dark spot on our reputation abroad and hinder our ability to obtain cooperation in the future. >> matt zeler joins us, the cofounder of no one left behind. he attended the event to introduce the afghan ally's extension act. this is his first time to join us, to discuss his fight to bring his interpreter and his fami

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