it i long torturous, but i think theres subance there. i find the senators are reasonably well inrmed. > look, i would agree. i understand why obama and the democrats ha a politic necessityfor speed. you want to get itone before a possible setbackin t november elections, you want to get it done thi year, wle the president still strong. but this ia tllion-dollar proposal, 1/6 of our econy, the mostadical reform of our social system, probably in 20 or 30 yea, at least as large as medice. and the idea that it ought to be done in a day or week or two or three is nonsense. lmost all of these discussio in committee are serious, substante, they are abo numbers. one of tse numbers are sti unknown. cbo has not scored tt. in thebsence of that, how can you pass a bill? >> first of all, you are not paing it, u are getting it out of commite, and the is nother bill. ey happen at this foronths and mohs and it is about time -- wait -- got to the end of the ro in this committee and got something to the floor it is noing to be what passesn the last alysis

it is long, torturous, but i think there is substance there, and i find that the senators are reasonably well informed. >> look, i would agree. i understand why obama and the democrats have a political necessity for speed. you want to get it done before a possible setback in the november elections, you want to get it done this year when the president is still strong. but this is a trillion-dollar proposal, 1/6 of our economy, the most radical reform of our social system probably in 20 or 30 years, at least as large as medicare. the idea that it ought to be done in a day or two or week or two or three is nonsense. all of these discussions in committee are serious, substantive, about numbers. a lot of these numbers are still unknown. cbo has not scored them. in the absence of that, how can you pass a bill? >> first of all, you are not passing it, you are getting it out of committee, and there is another bill. they have been at this for months and months, and it is about time that they -- wait -- got to the end of the road at this committee and got something to the floor. it will not be wha

. >> mike: perfect example you torture the numbers long enough they'll tell you what they want.no avail. dean was upended by greenwood. this is a pretty good iowa defense. they got beef in the middle. >> craig: i came in thinking arizona was going to be a faster team. i'm surprised at the team speed. >> craig: every time arizona run a play like that, you go uh-oh. scott to the shotgun. pressure p coming. he tries to set up the screen and badly overthrew it to grigsby. that could have been a disaster. pressure coming number 94. i know sonny dykes cops from an offense that does a lot of screen, coordination between quarterback, alignment and backs. he knows what it's supposed to look like and that's not it. that's not happening. >> craig: that's right. >> mike: whatever it's supposed to look like. that's not a picture of it. scott from the shotgun, three-man rush to unload. plenty of time. >> mike: scott hasn't touched it yet. now he does, couldn't find anybody. that defense finally swarmed all over them. christian and angerer. >> craig: scott is feeling the defense. he initially

>> he now says he plans to plane -- plans to name names of those responsible for the torture provided he lives long. >> regional experts say his actions are being seen as hon. and abner by many because arab leaders do not usually stand up -- an admirable by many because arab leaders do not easily stand up against western leaders, particularly america. >> and now, tom tasselmyer. >> a few isolated shower is on hd doppler, indicating the cold front making its way into the -- into maryland. temperatures will drop a little bit coming down toward frederick n. nettleton. with this will be tracking -- and middleton. this will be tracking northeast. we have had some sharp coming out of hertford county and baltimore county across the bay and now working their way across queen anne's county on the shore. not a lot of rain out there. in fact, if you check the almanac today, there is nothing in the ages at the airport or the inner harbor. çtechnically, a dry day in our official weather report, but he may have picked a light sprinkle. the next few days we will see some tempters going below the normal height --

i think they should live as long as they possibly can and someone should torture them as much as they did jaycee and those little girls that's actually too easy. i'd skin him talking about ga ree do. michelle that's an expected response from a dad. >> oh, yeah. >> he's also talking about he wants to be part of her life. he really wasn't and now wants to be, that's way down the road, isn't it? >> you know, i think again that's going to be up to jaycee. all along what i've said is really right now, what matters most is that jaycee has control of her life. she hasn't had that for 18 years. so, that may happen soon or later but i think it needs to be when jaycee decides. >> michelle, let us in. what do you think going on right now this far into it, the initial reunwith her mom is over with, with her younger sister, the girls, now you settle into the next phase. what's going on here. >> i have to say i've been fully impressed with the family and how they've handled this from the aunt and her statements at the end of last week and how they have handled the reunion and obviously the team of

an enhanced interrogation techniques that people have considered torture for centuries like water boarding and stress positions have long been considered illegal. they've long been considered to be immoral and now they've been proving in terms of biology to be counterproductive. in a new report in the scientific journal, scientists looked at the ways that bush era interrogators tortured people and looked at the effects on the brain. not only doesn't courture coax usable intelligence out of people, it physically inhibits memory and distorts it and mixes false memories with actual possibly useful information. torture is "biologically counterproductive to eliciting quality information." the mixing of memory with false memory is known as confabulation. >>> also, the dallas cowboys debuted their new stadium this weekend with a big texas style last second loss to the new york giants. the cowboys amenities include the owner's club boxes where for $500,000 a year, you get access to a bar, a private elevator, guards and a nice view of the game. but the team's owner has one of these boxes and so does the saudi national security a

senior ranking officers the rules are communicate at all cost when they get around to torturing you hold out as long as you can bounce back to make them do it again. do not despair when the break you. they have broken all of us. pray. cough. my name is 81 bang. of universal danger sigl paul galanti was hauled out of the cell and tortured and i did not see him again for three years. i am honored to bond introduced to one of the bravest men i know, my friend, commander paulalan [applause] >> one thing i really like being on the same stage as snuffy smith he makes a higher en to stand higher than anybody in the class. calle, a lot has happened nce we talked but today is a special significance money morning 6:27 a.m. our first grds was born and when he learns how tim reid your bk of the the first thing that he reads pplause] >> he lives up here three-quarters of a mile we live one miles a we are not very fa apart. we're looking forward to said duty and one woman died introduce asy bter 75% is the real reason i am here. because she became quite a hero when when i was overseas. better 75% to comment phyll

there are allegations of torture and rape in prison, which actually have been going on for a long time, but now with the recent growth in the opposition, are coming into the public consciousness in iran. today in "the new york times," there's a horrific story by one of the opposition demonstrator who escaped from iran, who was raped in prison. that has to play itself out. were the united states of israeli to do missile strikes on iran, the whole population would unite against an external aggression, or if not the whole population, then much of it. much of the population, which is now becoming ambivalent about their leadership, would feel that it has to support it leaders if they were attacked. so that's another consideration. how does one help the opposition inside iran? so with everything there is to consider, i think that the military focus has to be on south asia and the diplomatic and economic focus on iran. host: our guest, trudy rubin, foreign affairs columnist for the "philadelphia inquirer." the "philadelphia inquirer." her piece today isis titled "oba [captioning performed by

tortured and fighting to the death right next to a children's swing set. who were the sickos who thought dogfighting and day care were a good mix? >>> also, reliving a long nightmare. jaycee dugard says she will take the stand against phillip garrido. she wants to testify against the monster who's accused of holding her captive for 18 long years. this could force her to reveal every gut-wrenching and sordid sexual detail in front of the whole world. all while this poor woman is trying to rebuild her life. tonight's big "issue," does the criminal justice system victimize rape survivors twice? >>> plus, a celebrity superstar busted for allegedly skipping out on his hotel bill. randy quaid and his wife were arrested in texas, accused of owing a hotel $10,000. that's a lot of trips to the minibar. and check out these mug shots. quaid claims the bill is paid, and says the hotel's doing this all for publicity. who do you believe? "issues" starts now. >>> shocking and revolting accusations ignite a firestorm of a family feud. the whole world knows this by now. mckenzie phillips says she had sex with her own father, rock legend john phillips. she paints a sicken

long and difficult fight against the terrorists who continue to threaten us. last month attorney general eric holder decided to pursue allegations that terrorism detainees were tortured. the move was seen as highly political and payback to left wing bush critics. the letter takes note of the fact, by the way, that it was career prosecutors who decided in the bush administration not to investigate and that it is political appointees in this administration who have reversed that decision. it was also a surprising decision since president obama was already on record against an investigation. >>> this is breaking news. just in to cnn, a new york man arrested by the fbi on suspicions of terrorism has now admitted to having ties to al qaeda according to obama administration officials. >> reporter: lou, an administration official who's familiar with the matters says zazi has now admitted ties to al qaeda. he has been in the building behind me for three days talking to the fbi. the official who i spoke with could not give any or would not give any details of exactly what those ties to al qaeda might be. he did say that charges are possible. it is also possible that down the

tortured and fighting to the death right next to a children's swing set. who were the sickos who thought dogfighting and day care were a good mix? >>> also, reliving a long nightmare. jaycee dugard says she will take the stand against phillip garrido. she wants to testify against the monster who's accused of holding her captive for 18 long years. this could force her to reveal every gut-wrenching and sordid sexual detail in front of the whole world, all while this poor woman is trying to rebuild her life. tonight's big issue, does the criminal justice system victimize rape survivors twice? >>> plus, a celebrity superstar busted for allegedly skipping out on his hotel bill. randy quaid and his wife were arrested in texas, accused of owing a hotel 10,000 bucks. that's a lot of trips to the minibar. and check out these mug shots. quaid says the bill is paid and says the hotel is doing this all for publicity. who do you believe? "issues" starts now. shocking and revolting accusations ignite a firestorm of a family feud. the whole world knows this by now. mackenzie phillips says she had sex with her father, rock legend john phillips. she paints a sickening pi

long conversation that i had with congressmen louis. john lewis is a marvelous man the congressmen frmm torture -- of georgiaho grew up ithat world and he was so angry at what he saw orhat was done to him in a segregated public school of the 1950's the late fifties if for example, heolde black boys did not go to high school. say took a rickety bus passed the high-school that was for the white kids and they went to the school called the training school which he said that is four colored kids that train you to be useful it was rock bottom they were not learning astrophysics ande was passionate an angrynough about the expience that he became one of theounders of perhaps the mt milant of southern civil-rights movement of all an organization called then beyond college kids do not understand what they stand for. they'll of dr. king but if he was to say that i have to walk faster because the young ople are getting ahead of me. >> host: really member of snick? >> guest: no. i have always been too stubborn to join any organization that has any fixed agenda th is why i ner rejoined us ds in the north. i just have a maverick nature. i don't know.

tortured and fighting to the death right next to a children's swing set. who were the sickos who thought dogfighting and day care were a good mix? >>> also, reliving a longjaycee dugard says she will take the stand against phillip garrido. she wants to testify against the monster who's accused of holding her captive for 18 long years. this could force her to reveal every gut-wrenching and sordid sexual detail in front of the whole world. all while this poor woman is trying to rebuild her life. tonight's big issue, does the criminal justice system victimize rape survivors twice. >>> plus, a celebrity superstar busted for allegedly skipping out on his hotel bill. randy quaid and his wife were arrested in texas, accused of owing a hotel $10,000. that's a lot of trips to the mini bar. and check out these mug shots. quaid claims the bill is paid, and says the hotel's doing this all for publicity. who do you believe? "issues" starts now. >>> shocking and revolting actions ignite a family feud. the whole world knows this by now. mckenzie phillips says she had sex with her own father, rock legend, john phillips. she payments a sickening question claiming daddy p

torture. everyone knows in liforn, particularly in california, they have people who are on the process so longou have people on death row in california that have routinely been there 20 or 25 years. you now have in florida five people on florida's death row who have been there more than 25 years, and i think you have to that havbeen on death row over 30 years. it is a sad commentary when you have a justice system that takes people and plas them in a cage like environment and very, very corolled structure with very few privileges, and in fact in the state of texas on the death w they have no privileges at all. they are vy much locked down almost 24 hours a day except for one hour for showering and exercise. you keep people in these kind of environment for extended periods of time for decades and i will illustrate the torturous aspect. a guy named christopher in 2006 who was executed by the state of ohio and it took them an hour and a half to locate, to try to get a day and they could insert the needle. they even let him get off the dirty to use the restroom and at one point he came back and sai

there are allegations of torture and rape in prison, which actually have been going on for a long timet now with the recent growth in the opposition, are coming into the public consciousness in iran. today in "the new york times," there's a horrific story by one of the opposition demonstrator who escaped from iran, who was raped in prison. that has to play itself out. were the united states of israeli to do missile strikes on iran, the whole population would unite against an external aggression, or if not the whole population, then much of it. much of the population, which is now becoming ambivalent about their leadership, would feel that it has to support it leaders if they were attacked. so that's another consideration. how does one help the opposition inside iran? so with everything there is to consider, i think that the military focus has to be on south asia and the diplomatic and economic focus on iran. host: our guest, trudy rubin, foreign affairs columnist for the "philadelphia inquirer." her piece today is titled "obama facing a huge task in rallying global power." you can read

torture. everyone knows that in california, particularly in california, they have people that have been on the process for so long you have people on death row been there 20 or 25 years. you now have in florida five people on florida's death row that have been there more than 25 years, and i think you have to that have been on death row over 30 years. it is a sad commentary when you have a justice system that takes people and places them in a cage like environment in a vy controlled structure witry few privileges and in fact in the state of texas on the death row they have no privileges at all. they are very much look down almost 24 hours a day except for a shower and exercise. but you keep people in these kind of environient for extended periods of time for decades, and i will illustrate the torturous aspect you have of a guy in 2006 who was executed by ttate of ohio, and it took them an hour and a half to locate to try to get a vn and which they could insert the needle. they even l him get up off the gurney and use theestroom and at one point he came backnd said could you all just give me something or we oral s

tortured and fighting to the death right next to a children's swing set. who were the sickos who thought dogfighting and day care were a good mix. >>> also, reliving a long nightmaretand against phillip garrido. she wants to testify against the monster who's accused of holding her captive for 18 long years. this could force her to reveal every gut-wrenching and sordid sexual detail in front of the whole world. all while this poor woman is trying to rebuild her life. tonight's big issue, does the criminal justice system victimize rape survivors twice. >>> plus, a celebrity superstar busted for allegedly skipping out on his hotel bill. randy quaid and his wife were arrested in texas, accused of owing a hotel $10,000. that's a lot of trips to the mini bar. and check out these mug shots. quaid claims the bill is paid, and says the hotel's doing this all for publicity. who do you believe? "issues" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> shocking and re volting actions ignite a family feud. the whole world knows this by now. mckenzie phillips says she had sex with her own father, rock legend, john phillips. she claims daddy pulled her into a frightening wo

tortured and fighting to the death right next to a children's swing set. who were the sickos who thought dogfighting and day care were a good mix? >>> also, reliving a longthe stand against phillip garrido. she wants to testify against the monster accused of holding her captive for 18 long years. this could force her to reveal every gut wrenching and sordid sexual detail in front of the whole world. all while this poor womb is trying to rebuild her whole life. tonight's big issue, does the criminal justice system victim misz rape survivors twice? >>> a celebrity superstar busted for allegedly skipping out on his hotel bill. randy quaid and his wife accused of owing a hotel 10,000 bucks. that's a lot of trips to the minibar. check out these mug shots. quaid claims the bill is paid and said the hotel is doing this all for publicity. who do you believe? "issues" starts now. >>> shocking and revolting accusations ignite a firestorm of a family feud. the whole world knows this. by now. mackenzie phillips said she had sex with her own father rock legend john phillips. she paints a sickening picture claiming daddy pulled her into a frightening world of drugs an