but marcel jasper's had a different idea. in 2012 he set up a project called pharmacy funded by the european union it brings teams from 14 different countries together with one goal. search extreme untapped environments for the next generation of bacteria to become antibiotics. >> in the past bacteria and fungi have been the main sources for new antibiotics. in fact, about 70% of antibiotics still come from nature. normally from sediment samples, soil samples from land but now by looking at the ocean we hope to find new life forms which give us new chemistry which might be able to treat bacterial infections. >> new chemistry is the key. bacteria can't be resistant to a drug if they've never seen anything like it before. >> so you can change the antibiotic a little bit, but it won't take the bacterium very long to modify its defense mechanisms. >> in norwich, england, this doctor is looking, too. he collaborates with marcel's project and has some interesting ideas of his own. among them, these leaf cutter ants. >> that's a ver

. >> that is until marcel and his family came home around 10:00 p.m. to find that someone had broken in, a footprint on the door that was kicked in. the lock on the inside busted and left in peaces. >> tv sat right who are. that was gone. all this stuff was on the floor. >> tv they bought just a few weeks ago. another in a bedroom also gone. some jewelry missing. a room ransacked. possibly the worst loss not just a camcorder but what was on it. memories of the past 14 years. every christmas morning video of the kids growing up year after year the joy on their faces. also on that tape, marcel's father who recently died of cancer. >> it hurts bad. i mean the last time, you know, its memories of father. not like a picture it's an actual video where i can hear my father's voice and we watch it and i watched it yesterday and cried a little bit because it's christmas and i miss my father. >> now that video is gone and so is the sense of safety. >> i was really scared. i'm really scaring to up here. >> it's not so much the tv but they stole from my family a s

it's a horrible feeling. >> reporter: after a wonderful get together with his brother's family marcels wife and three children came home christmas night to this. >> when we got to here, i noticed that the door was kicked in. >> reporter: someone had broken in. >> i said we got rob. tv set right hour that was gone. all this stuff was on the floor. >> reporter: signs of christmas remain but walking down the hall -- >> they ransacked through this room but they didn't take anything from it. >> reporter: in his son's room? >> they stole his flat screen tv i'm souping they tried oh get his x box because it was on the floor but it was all tangled up. >> reporter: making off with jewelry. >> my grandparents like rings and such. >> stuff that means something to you? >>> very sentimental. >> reporter: the worst of it the camcorder and a video inside that held memories of the last 14 christmases. >> every single christmas of my children' since they were babies. >> reporter: of his dad who recently died of cancer. >> it's not like a picture much it's an actual video where i can hear my father' vo

i think of him being on the altar when marcel and i, basically a young altar boy at that time when marcel were married 52 years ago. he's been part of our life, our marriage ever since. he is the man that we turn to when we want guidance. he is the man that both of us love greatly, and i feel as the longest-serving member of this senate an honor to have him open us in prayer. mr. president, i thank my colleagues for allowing this, and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: morning business is now closed. under the previous order, there will be two minutes of debate prior to a vote on the motion to invoke cloture on the lodge nomination. without objection, all time is yielded back. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion. we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of virginia tyler lodge of tennessee to be a member of the board of directors of the tennessee valley authority. the presiding officer: by unanimous consent, the

living along route 70 in southampton township is offered peace and tranquility for marcel and his entire life it was shattered christmas day. >> it was horrible. horrible feeling. >> reporter: after wonderful get together with his brother's family marcel, his wife and three children came home christmas night to this. >> when we got to here, i noticed that the door was kicked in. someone had broken in. we got rob. tv set right her that was gone. all this stuff was on the floor. >> signs of christmas remain but walking down the hall -- >> ransacked through this room. but they didn't take anything from it. >> reporter: in his son's room -- >> they stole his flat screen tv. i'm assuming they tried to get his xbox because it was on the floor all tangled up. >> making off with jewelry. >> migrate grandparents like rings and such. >> stuff that means something to you. >> very sentimental. >> reporter: but the worst of the family's camcorder and video inside that held memories of the last 14 christmases. >> every single christmas of my children since they were babies. >> reporter: of his dad who

. >> son las Últimas horas que marcel fernandes pasa con sus familias en caracas. vÍctima de dos secuestros, la inseguridad que se vive aquÍ fue lo que lo motivÓ a dejar el paÍs. >> no hay mayor miedo que perder la vida. >> mario tiene dos horas en el consulado de caracas. espera ser atendido para poder estudiar un postgrado en madrid y quedarse. >> el dinero no alcanza. son obvias para encontrar los alimentos bÁsicos. >> un regalo pues que le estÁn dando a aquella naciÓn. aquella y todas aquellas naciones que lo reciben. >> sobre estados unidos y espaÑa los principales paÍses de la inmigraciÓn venezolana. el gobierno atribuye la mala propaganda en medios opositores. >> alguna inmigraciÓn estipulada por sectores de la oposiciÓn que no se ha sostenido. >> pero esa no es la tendencia, son mÁs los venezolanos que se van que los que regresan. >> caracas se ha convertido en una ciudad de despedida. no hay familia que la ya digo adiÓs a sus hijos o amigos. en caracas, venezuela, francisco, univisiÓn. >> los llevaremos a conocer el nacimiento mÁs grande del mundo cuyas fi

. >> host: marcel in goodyear, arizona. marcel. >> caller: thank you, mr. kennedy. i have one question for you. do you think it has benefited the african-american people at all? i work for the federal government and i see the federal government is the biggest violation of racism. you know, when i am when i am there working and i see the number of african-americans employed by the federal government, if you're in washington d.c. or baltimore area, there's a lot more african-americans that are promoted up in hierarchy positions. but if you go maybe to the south and the west, that is not the case. so as out here on the west kind of struggle with the fact that in city government, federal government, we are not getting promoted to the level we should be. we are very capable people with college degrees and people come in have been in the system one or two years and make it over us. >> guest: a couple of things. number one, it's really a huge, huge, huge country. you know, different parts of the country i am sure there are different levels of affirmative action. inside dif

." >> inspired by doctors, marcel went to medical school. it was assumed charles would follow. as a 19-year-old senior, the renowned canadian university, he was bitten by a different bug. political journalism. >> campus intrigue. the editorship of the newspaper had to deal with the student council. i had been elected student council. the paper was unreadable. so, we engineered it. then we sort of realized, well, what do we do now? we have to find an editor. they looked around and decided it's going to be me. wait, i have never worked on a paper. ah, a detail. >> he loved thinking and writing about all things political. he applied to medical school to please his family and got accepted to harvard. he got into oxford as well to study political theory. would he choose a life of science or letters? he had enviable options. he hadn't decided what mattered to him. he put off harvard and enrolled in another school. a clerk to the chief justice of her home state supreme court. so much would change in the three years between when they met and married. beginning with his sudden decision

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the paramedic marcell salters is a a three-year veteran of the department. the picture was taken from the rap video called hands up by a a rapper named uncle murder. it shows two men pointing a gun at the head of the police officer. salters goes on to write i never did or will like the police. the picture was followed up by another post by salters account that read there are numerous crooked and corrupted cops, mostly white and mostly they harass, beat or kill, innocence. the mostly blacks. the picture has been deleted and salters has since apologized but the fire storm is far from over. so as expect both the fire and police departments are now, speaking out about this. >> steve keeley is live at police headquarters with the reaction, steve? >> reporter: he also put his boss in the position of apologize to go a lot of people including the police commissioner ramsey here at headquarters who got a personal apology from the fire commissioner who salt salters rantings quote disgusting and says an investigation is underway and any discipline, pay loss or job loss

the paramedic marcell salters is a three-year department victim.s taken from hand up by a rapper uncle murder. the it shows two men pointing a gun at the head of the police officer. salters said i never did or will like the police. the picture was followed up by another post from salter's account that reads there are numerous crooked and corrupted cops, mostly white and mess bye being harassed, beat or kill innocence, mostly black. the excuse me picture has been deleted. salters has since a will guyed but the fire storm it has created is far from over. reaction to that picture coming from both the fire and police department. >> of course, right. steve keeley live at police headquarters with what they are saying, steve, good morning. >> reporter: he is still on the job. you have to wonder how you comfortable is it working on the job where he is based engine 23 is in the same building as police district 19. so, a little uneasy over there likely and one police officers say salters apology is too late, too week and only came after he knew he wases in t

the paramedic marcel salters a three-year veteran who work at medic 23 in southwest philadelphia.ost also mentioned that he has a dislike of police officers, of course, it got the attention of those police officers. some who call the post despicable. >> i thought it was disgusting. literally disgusting. i think that we have a great working relationship with the police in our city and i think we want to keep that and a lot of our members have family members that are police officers, also. so it wasn't -- it was in poor taste

paramedic marcell faulters is a three-year department veteran this was taken from a rap video called hands up by rapper, excuse me, uncle will murder, two men pointing a gun to the head of the police officers. he writes i never did or will like the police. pictures has been since deleted and he has apologized but fire storm is far from over. reaction to that picture coming now, from, of course, fire and police departments. >> steve keeley live at police headquarters with that part of the story, steve, good morning. >> reporter: his boss is a formal willly apologized, big boss here at headquarters, commissioner ramsey along with the boss of the philadelphia police union john mcnesby. he is still on the job now. the question is will he keep his job? will he be suspended from his job? how hard which it be to do his job knowing that the 6,000 philadelphia police office hours work all of the crash scenes and crime scenes with philadelphia fire paramedic, won't be too happy to see him on those scenes after seeing his on line rant that is went right over the the line. >> i thought it was di

carr hits marcel reece on the crack slant for the score. 17-13. next raiders possession, third and goal. it's carr to the big tight end mychal rivera. oakland goes up. and they would never look back. under three minutes to play. kaepernick's pass is intercepted. by the future hall of famer charles woodson. and that ices the game. oh, a cold shower for tony sparano as the raiders beat the 49ers, 24-13. >> it just don't feel like we us, man. it's hard to get in a rhythm. it's just hard. it's just hard, you know. you have to be in the rhythm on the field to be successful. and it's been tough all year to get it into rhythm. >> the most disappointing thing is timing. timing. we can't really afford to lose any games. trying to get to the play-offs. thinking week it was shown to us. it was preached to us just how important this game was. i think this week more and more of us became true raiders, you know, knowing what the hurt is about, knowing what the raider is, knowing what this game is about, knowing how important it was to the city. >> well, the sto

marcel reece from carr, who had maybe his best game as a pro. not finished by any means. rivera, who had 109 yards receiving, and that touchdown catch, and feel it. niners down 24-13. kaepernick was sacked five times, is picked off for the second time in the game. charles woodson, the soon-to-be hall of famer, whenever he decides to retire with the pick that put the exclamation point on this 24-13 victory and the raiders, just their second win. the only negative for oakland, they are not a shoe-in to have the number one pick in the draft come this spring. but you know what? they don't care. this was their super bowl and even though mathematically the 49ers are alive, they don't really have a realistic chance of going to the post season. >> so both teams now looking forward, there's going to be changes on both sides of the bay, aren't there? >> yeah, i think tony sparano, current head coach of the raiders on an interim level, i don't see him as the permanent guy. and the 49ers have made it pretty clear jim harbaugh, although he does have a year left on his contract, he's n

they got marcel reece. >>> time for tuesday top five. number 5. check out ten-year- old lebron james jr. off balance shot and in. who does he think he is? lebron james? he is. and he is only ten! look at him behind the back number. yeah! number four. christian wood. third ranked arizona 71-67. nobody is going. number three. you like evan's name? you like that? how about this? yeah. that's for merrymont at number three. yeah, we go to number two. exlakeer great lonnie. a half court number, he still has it. he won 90,000 for charity. and at number one. andrew wiggins. it is a facial coming up. wiggins doing it against his former team. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, sweetie, i'd love a hazelnut. mom? dad? big uncle wayne? hot chocolate. green tea. uh, decaf, cuz. wow. i'm dying for an herbal tea. the all new keurig 2.0. our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. >> letterman a next. have a great night. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the world headquarters of cbs television, throughout the solar system and beyond, it's the

paramedic marcell salters is a three-year department vet. the picture taken from a rap video called hands up by a rapper uncle murder shows two men point ing a gun at the head of the police officer. salters goes on to write i never did or will like the the police. the picture was followed up by another post, it read there are numerous, crooked and corrupt cops mostly white and mostly they harass, beat or kill innocence, mostly blacks. the picture has been deleted and salters has since apologized but the fire storm is still on. >>> now the police and fire departments are among those reacting to this post. lets get to steve keeley with more on how they are handling this. >> reporter: it has never been an easy time to be a police officer in this country but now is probably one of the hardest times and the philadelphia police department coincidently is looking for a few good women and men. they have a help wanted sign up and, in fact, they have commissioner ramsey made to look like uncle sam with the ad uncle ram wants you but now, there are cop

the paramedic marcel salters a three-year veteran who work at medic 23 in southwest philadelphia. the post also mentioned that he has a dislike of police officers, of course, it got the attention of those police officers. some who call the post despicable. >> i thought it was disgusting. literally disgusting. i think that we have a great working relationship with the police in our city and i think we want to keep that and a lot of our members have family members that are police officers, also. so it wasn't -- it was in poor taste. >> reporter: tonight he believes that post does violate the social media policy of the philadelphia police -- philadelphia fire department. salters was brought down here to be interviewed tonight by fire commercial brass and we also can tell you the mayor. he has chimed in on this matter telling us he believes the post goes way beyond the standards of decency. more on this tonight at 10:00 o'clock. guys? >> all right, chris, thank you. chris just mentioned philadelphia mayor nutter releasing a statement "we celebrate the exercise of our first amendment r

marcel same is the player's name. simple shot. but watch this.its the edge of the green and look at his kick. now, it's not at the stick it's not at the pin. but it finds the bottom of the cup. how about that hole in one? how many times -- a great hole in one. he win the car. >> that's cool. >> it really is better to be lucky than good. >> iain, you know that. you're lucky most of the time, right? (laughter). >> that was nowhere near the flag. >> happens to me all the time. >> all right. thanks howard. >> we want to follow some breaking news for you before we leave you. we'll take a look at chicago now we have protesters in chicago they are protesting the eric garner decision grand jury decision in new york. of course this is a protest in chicago. >>> hands down, don't shoot. >> chokehold firestorm. >> i can't breathe, i can't breathe. >> is this what really happened? >> are you feeling any pressure on your neck right now? >> damn. >> and raw emotion breaks out across america. >> he died because he couldn't breathe. >>> then -- >> ♪ oh, christmas

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fullback marcel reece named to the afc team for the raiders >> reporter:and yesterday some 49ers playersng with their families.spent the afternoon at levi's stadium making gift baskets for their adopt a family and santa workshop event. >> reporter:alex boone was there.as was frank gore.who may very be playing in his last game as a niner sunday. >> reporter:the niners also gave out gift cards for food and other presents for each adopted family.and many of the kids were from foster homes. >> reporter:and remember former raider rolando mcclain.a first round bust in oakland who resurrected his career in dallas this year in helping playoffs. >> reporter:his offseason home in alabama went up in flames. >> reporter:wow. >> reporter:nobody was inside the $1.5 million dollar mansion.just outside of tuscaloosa. when it burned down in the wee hours monday morning >> reporter:and they haven't ruled out foul play after one witness reported seeing a car speed away just before the house ignited. >> reporter:and in the boca raton bowl in florida. >> reporter:marshall got a monster performance out of wid

it's in the personal section, a few pages after the peace about his brother, marcel. >> this is not really about you, but then your last line, the catastrophe that awaits everyone from a single false move, long term, fatal encounter, every life has such a moment. what distinguishes us is whether and how we ever come back. >> that's why the rick ankiel story resinated so much with me. i had my fatal encounter as did rick ankiel. there's an element of that in every story. do you want it enough and are you lucky enough. that's a part of it. >> your book was supposed to be a selection of essays on things other than politics. it didn't turn out that way, why? >> all the things depend on getting politics right. you say science, art, poetry, baseball, must ultimately bow to politics. >> i write about the firmy paradox. that was a person who posed a question. we know there are millions of habitable worlds out there. there have to be thousands, millions of civilization. why have we never heard from any of them? the explanation is every time a civilization achieves the kind of science that writes a

as for the raiders, marcell reese third straight year he's made the probowl.ersatile players on their roster. slim pickens when we usually have the probowl selections. >> yeah. >> not this year. >> mark thank you. >>> and thank you for choosing ktvu channel two news. we'll see you the next time news breaks, good night. >> good night. get the results. yes, i am aware that hospitals are a hotbed of infection. - thank you, manny. - (beep) a couple of weeks ago, i had a minor heart incident. i am fine. but just to be safe, i'm having an angiogram, which is when they inject a dye to make sure there's no blockage. it's-- it's no big deal. - we're not worried. - no. if something were to happen, which it's not... not gonna. i would turn our bedroom into a shrine to claire. wow. and this room into a hall of magic. luke, please stop taking appliances apart. - i'm making something. - you're unmaking something. - 'cause i'm giving my notice today. - wait. what? but wouldn't we rather have toast that's already buttered? i love that you're asking these kinds of questions. i

and of course, marcel, from "friends."vault for this video, check it out, dan having fun with some lemurs -- >> those are a specific lemur known as the silky sifaka. >> what did you say? >> silky sifaka. i had to like to see those silky sifaka. >> you hiked? >> i hiked. that was several more years ago when i was more fit. >> i hiked in this full suit. >> i know you do. >> and clip-on tie. >> you should have seen my cheeks at the end of that. >>> we want to leave you with that visual of dan hiking. >> and you're welcome. >> we'll be right back. ♪ [ female announcer ] you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. but you shouldn't forget this. hepatitis c is a serious disease. left untreated, it can lead to liver damage and potentially liver cancer. but you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c. go to hepchope.com to register for more information. then talk to your doctor about scientific advances that may help you move on from hepatitis c. then talk to your doctor about scientific advance

the raiders have marcel reece going for the third straight year. more team awards.er defensive line man antonio smith was given the craig long pride and poise award for his congenial relationship with the press. frankly, he is just a funny dude. >> i'm really just being myself, you know. i'm naturally funny, cool ... relaxed, you know. i could take about anything. so feel free to come talk to me any time you want to. >> i have never seen an award acceptance speech like that. on the college hardwood, the stanford men up against texas. oh, bloody battle. the cardinals in overtime. stanford holding onto a lead and jason randall, big moment, big shot. cardinals by three. texas now with a chance at the buzzer. demarcus holland shot, no good. time runs out. stanford holds on. pretty nice resume win. for the cardinals. look at him work. on the sidelines for santa clara. the broncos playing cal poly. santa clara. 69-58. >>> and now, a holiday story that is certainly living up to its name. if it is this time of year, one thing you can count on is a holiday hero's party at at

bowlers selected for this year's game, offensive guard mike jurati and along with joe staley and marcel reese picked for the squad for the third straight year. the recent resigning of jake peavy might be a double win for the giants. he revealed today he turned down more lucrative offers to come back. >> san francisco is a special place. i don't need to tell any of you that. it's known across the land now with what the organization has been able to accomplish. how could you not as a professional and an athlete want to be a part of what we have here now and i couldn't be any more excited to be on board for next two years. >> talking hoops, warriors get a chance to win the season series against the lakers tonight in tinsel town. they have bounced them 23 and 21 points respectively. kobe bryant not playing for l.a. due to fatigue. >> kobe, everybody else gets to play, gets more shots, less pressure. just go out and let it fly, and they will be ready for us and i'm sure they will play well, so we got to be prepared. >> highlights and post game on the show tonight at 11:00 as the warriors try

this is the paramedic who posted the picture, marcel salter who's works at medic 23 in southwest philadelphia. coincidentally in the very same building as the police dement's 19th district. >> it's a brotherhood. we're out there doing the same work, public safety, and to do something like that is just ridiculously stupid. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: that's the reaction we got after showing the photo to several residents who's lives he protects in southwest philly. >> it's appalling. it's very insulting and i don't even understand why doled that. >> reporter: the picture was followed by another post from his account. it says "there are numerous crooked and corrupt cops mostly white and mostly they harrah's, beat or kill innocents mostly blacks". the account does not indicate that salters works with the fire department but he is seen in several pictures wearing this paramedic uniform. >> this is business. but for the people out here they don't think so. >> reporter: no one answered at the door at salters home and he didn't respond to messages. same goes for the philadelphia fire commissioner wh

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fire commissioner derek sawyer reacting to the picture posted on the instagram account of paramedic marcel salters, a three-year department veteran who work at medic 23 in southwest philadelphia. in that same post he writes "i never did or will like police" despite the fact this station shares the same building as police officers in the 19th district. >> i think that we have a great working relationship with the police in our city and i think we want to keep that, and a lot of our members have family members that are police officers also. so it wasn't -- it was in poor taste. >> reporter: although the picture has since been deleted and a apology posted on his facebook page the fire commissioner says he is in violation of the department's social media policy. salters is seen in his department uniform and may have been posting the messages while on duty. >> ♪ >> the. >> reporter: controversial picture came from this music video called hands up by rapper uncle murda is tribute to eric garner and mike brown. >> the cop didn't get shot. the actor didn't get shot. the other things did you around

marcell our friend on twitter says i'm up making a list heading to the supermarket were the crowds.ristmas coffee cup this morning. you go. here's your christmas eve forecast. this is the day where you may either be traveling or running around and doing last minute stuff. we have wind with possible then are storm and 62 degrees. nice and cozy inside. we see snow underneath their christmas tree the fake kind. here's rain moving through. very spotty. on and off. very light rain the at the moment. not really adding up to much and there is more on the way, just streaming in from the southwest, several storms heading our way, keeping us kind of damp even when it is not raining, half mile visibility in mount pocono, reduced visibility in lancaster and reading as well and now only two and a half miles at philadelphia international. it is tougher to see. we have to slow down. be prepared. northeast terly breezes, if i can get it out at 9 miles an hour in philadelphia right now when that wind comes from the north east and keeps us cloudy. that is the glummy day we will to have day, tomorrow

now a three point game and it's marcel reese on the receiving end. raiders up by four.inutes left. and this one puts it to bed. kaepernick picked off by the future hall of famer charles woodson. the raiders eight and a half point dogs. oh splashing their way to a 24- 13 victory. >>> alex between the pipes for the sharks. against edmonton. and no answer for david parent as the oilers won it 2-1. stopped the four game win streak for the sharks. >>> cal basketball last night in row no against nevada. second half bears by one and tyrone wallace put it up in front -- made it a four point game on the stepback number. he had 29 points. cal wins the game 63-56. to get to 7-1 for the year. but we're not burying the lead -- it was a shocker around the league. really a shocker as you go to work and talk about it throughout the day. the raiders yeah believe it. they get it done. 24-13. on top of the 49ers now to 7-6. making the playoffs? tough call having to win their last three games. and they need some help. we'll see you later. >> now ladies and gentlemen, levi stadium is home t

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>>george: marcel looking at extremely slow traffic for this each of the freeway ride interstate 80 westboundmed up once again this morning from pinole all went down to berkeley and actually into the berkeley curb the macarthur maze also saw ride this morning for the bay bridge and tracking the rest of the commute for you and to say this backing of just a little bit interstate 580 in the nimitz freeway both coming out castro valley very heavy this morning trying to get into downtown oakland 6 in iraq's south lawn is still quite so come into so i'll balance of bomb of a freeway the savviest is what when a northbound direction >>george: 280 is not far behind basically what is a slow and go sometime stop and go traffic from the 11 and to change out of highway 85 we have the back of highway 17 it will always have been open for some time in both the north and southbound direction on both sides of the freeway into still pretty bad for the man that and highway 92 will find traffic is a little slow at the 92101 at to change and were looking at a pretty good commit for interstate to aiding the sec a l

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host: we'll talk with marcel next. republican.aller: i am disappointed with senator lindsey graham for him release of the detainees. that is it for me. 300 girls were kidnapped. young girls were kidnapped and they are raping them. they want them to get pregnant so they can have their kids. they are killing egyptians. they are spending -- talking about the cost of the senate report. she disagrees, basically, and what was done with torture. citing other references that are more in line with torture. to share the same question. $40 million and you haven't anybody that wed was involved? host: in their defense, they do say they look at 6000 documents. guest: and you don't interview anybody who is involved in carrying out the operations? i think she has some very valid questions. as to her comment about the people in egypt. yes, we are fighting people -- other terrorist groups -- they kill people indiscriminately. they are beheading americans, they are raping, they are torturing. they want to kill us. we have to be realistic on who we a

host: we'll talk with marcel next. republican.er: i am disappointed with senator lindsey graham for him release of the detainees. that is it for me. 300 girls were kidnapped. young girls were kidnapped and they are raping them. they want them to get pregnant so they can have their kids. they are killing egyptians. they are spending -- talking about the cost of the senate report. she disagrees, basically, and what was done with torture. citing other references that are more in line with torture. to share the same question. $40 million and you haven't anybody that wed was involved? host: in their defense, they do say they look at 6000 documents. guest: and you don't interview anybody who is involved in carrying out the operations? i think she has some very valid questions. as to her comment about the people in egypt. yes, we are fighting people -- other terrorist groups -- they kill people indiscriminately. they are beheading americans, they are raping, they are torturing. they want to kill us. we have to be realistic on who we are

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