later, he was detained again in mauritania.'s house -- this was the third time -- and he got another call from the police station. the police chief. they said, would you come and talk to us? bring your own car. were sure you won't be staying long. and he never went back. they took into jordan. he was there for seven and a half or eight months. he was interrogated there. he was not tortured in the same way, but he was put in a cell where he could hear other people screaming and crying and he was terrified every moment that he was there. then suddenly, another plane comes. he thinks he's going home. in fact, he ends up in afghanistan for a couple of weeks, and then goes to guantÁnamo. at that time, the government was claiming it was taking people from the battlefield in afghanistan -- which wasn't true , only about 5% of the people in guantÁnamo were ever actually on the battlefield -- that he came from afghanistan in a harrowing airplane ride to guantÁnamo and was interrogated as soon as he got there. and then was interrogated a

we want to see him released and home in mauritania. >> and as far as you know has anything come of theseto the abuse? >> the government has admitted most of the things mr. salahi says. in reports in 2008. and the former chief prosecutor in guantanamo colonel davis, said there was nothing they found against him in 2007. so he needs to go home. >> and another hearing is co >>> and we end this week with some good news. no word of service members killed this week in iraq or afghanistan. that's all for today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. >>> check out "world news tonight." i'll see you tomorrow on "gma."

we want to see him released and home in mauritania. >> and as far as you know has anything come of theseto the abuse? >> the government has admitted most of the things mr. salahi says. in reports in 2008. and the former chief prosecutor in guantanamo colonel davis, said there was nothing they found against him in 2007. so he needs to go home. >> and another hearing is >>> and we end this week with some good news. no word of service members killed this week in iraq or afghanistan. that's all for today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. >>> check out "world news tonight." i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >> the philadelphia mayor's race suddenly seems ride open. inside story starts right now! # >>> good sunday morning everyone, i'm matt o'donnell. it is sunday, january 25, 2015, i do not think i will get to everything i want to get to, because we have so much. let's meet our insiders of the week. g. terry madonna. rene amoore. >> nia meeks. and jan ting, temple law professor. >>> darrell clark announced he won't mark and ken trajio drops out due to a famil

we want to see him released and home in mauritania. >> and as far as you know has anything come of theseto the abuse? >> the government has admitted most of the things mr. salahi says. in reports in 2008. and the former chief prosecutor in guantanamo colonel davis, said there was nothing they found against him in 2007. so he needs to go home. >> and another hearing is >>> and we end this week with some good news. no word of service members killed this week in iraq or afghanistan. that's all for today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. >>> check out "world news tonight." i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >> in the news, warm temperatures in the bay area. the surf warnings you need to know about before heading to the beach. and the history of problems. what officials are saying about the faulty bay bridge bolts. >> from the exploratorium camera. 46 in san francisco. 58 at the airport. and this afternoon unseasonably warm temperatures continue, as much as 10 degrees above the average. how long will it last? and let's talk about the slight chance of rain coming your way. when the

in neighbouring mauritania the president showed up to participate in the protests.t week he refused to join world leaders after the killing of "charlie hebdo" journalists. more telling is the wave of protists taking place across syria. a country crushed by four years of war. seeing the car soon something more important in their lives, a message sent is that there's no chance standing by why most sacred icons are degraded by western media. >> 7 million copies of "charlie hebdo" were being printed and distributed across the globe. >> international outrage over executions in indonesia. jakarta executed six people, including five foreigners. brazil and the netherlands recalled their ambassadors, and two citizens were among the dead for drug trafficking. indonesia spds president defended the executions saying the war against drug mafia should not be half-hearted. 130 people are on death row for drug offenses in jakarta >>> more than a million braved the rainy weather to see pope francis this morning. it was his final mass as he wrapped up a 6-day visit. he urged follower

from estonia, "tangerines," from mauritania "timbuktu" and from argentina "wild tales." >>> for achievement "the unexpected virtue of ignorance." richard linklater for "boyhood," bennett miller for "foxcatcher," wes anderson for budapest hotel," and morten tyldum for "the imitation game." >>> for performance by an actress in a leading role, the nominees are felicity jones for they are they are, julianne moore in "still alice," rosamund pike in girl," and reese witherspoon in "wild." >> for performance by an actor in a leading role, the nominees are steve carell in "foxcatcher," bradley cooper in "american sniper," benedict cumberbatch in "the imitation game," michael keaton in "birdman" or the unexpected virtue of ignorance and eddie redmayne in "the theory of everything." >> and finally, we are pleased nce the films selected as the best picture nominees, they are "american sniper," clint eastwood robert lorenz andrew lazarre, bradley cooper and peter morgan, producers "birdman" or the unexpected virtue of ignorance, alejandro gonzalez inarritu john lesher and james w. scotchpole "boyhood,"

nominees are -- from poland, "ida," from russia, "leviathan," from estonia, "tangerines," from mauritania"birdman or (the unexpected virtue of ignorance)," richard linklater for "boyhood," bennett miller for "foxcatcher," wes anderson for "the grand budapest hotel," and morten tyldum for "the imitation game." >>> for performance by an actress in a leading role, the nominees are -- marion cotillard in "two days, one night," felicity jones in "the theory of everything," julianne moore in "still alice," rosamund pike in "gone girl," and reese witherspoon in "wild." >> for performance by an actor in a leading role, the nominees are -- steve carell in "foxcatcher," bradley cooper in "american sniper," benedict cumberbatch in "the imitation game," michael keaton in "birdman or (the unexpected virtue of ignorance)" and eddie redmayne in "the theory of everything." >> and finally, we are pleased to announce the films selected as the best picture nominees, they are -- "american sniper," clint eastwood, robert lorenz, andrew lazar, bradley cooper and peter morgan, producers, "birdman or (the unexpe

from mauritania, timbuktu."hievement in directing the nominees are -- alejandro j. inarritu for "birdman." richard linklater for "boyhood." bennett miller for "foxcatcher." wes anderson for "the grand budapest hotel" and morton tyldum for "the imitation game." >> for performance by an actress in a leading role -- the nominees are -- marion cotillard in "two days one night." felicity jones in "the theory of everything." julianne moore in "still alice." rosamund pike in "gone girl." and reese witherspoon in "wild." >> for performance by an actor in a leading role, the nominees are -- steve carell in "foxcatcher." bradley cooper in "american sniper." benedict cumberbatch in "the imitation game." michael keaton in "birdman or the unexpected virtue of ignorance," and eddie redmayne in "the theory of everything." >> and finally, we are pleased to announce the films selected as the best picture nominees. they are -- "american sniper," clint eastwood, robert laurens. "birdman or the unexpected virtue of ignorance." alej