mohammad, haircut for your donkey or horse runs about $5. he will shave initials in the coat for no extra charge. three generations help run the street side business that has endured political upheavals of more than a century. mohammad's father mustafa taught him to you to groom animals and now he is passing tricks of the trade to his son. loyal customers come from miles around to have their horses and donkeys groom, quiet, like vegetable seller. >> the oldest animal barbers in this whole area, he told us and they treat their customers well. >> yes. >> reporter: so well the the waiting line stretches down the block. alex ortiz, cbs news, cairo. >> a unique gift there mohammad grooms horses, cam also, mules, sheep, goats and dogs. a whole lies of animals. >> very long list. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 5:00. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 is next but special thank you to all of the wonderful people at cbs-3 and cw philly many of them behind the scenes. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 coming together for christmas

if your star is mohammad so-and-so, you're not gonna get financing from hollywood, though you might get fund drone strikes on such-and-suchistan. ( applause ) here with you, scott, ridley. plus ridley scott has the backing from the studio, media baron and survivor of the first scrotum-to-face transplant, rupert murdoch. rupey took to the tweet-boards to discredit the boycott-exodus campaign, saying, moses film attacked on twitter for all white cast. since when are egyptians not white? all i know are. it's true-- all the egyptians rupert knows are white. well, actually, more of a distressed linen. the point is, rupert's a modern guy. he has tons of minority friends who are white. in fact, he's so committed to diversity, almost every anchor at fox news looks like an ancient egyptian. ( cheers and applause ) me, too. and you know they're the real deal because they've had their brains removed through their noses. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) get to the terminal across town. are all the green lights you? no. it's called grid iq. the 4:51 is leaving at 4:51. ♪ they cut the pow

after mohammad was captured, he was waterboarded 183 times. the c.i.a.d he did give up the names of multiple al qaeda terrorists and information about a planned show bomb attack and a plot on london's heathrow airport. he also helped the c.i.a. zero in on osama bin laden. it took the interrogations of mohammad and two other terrorists to identify the currier which led the c.i.a. to bin laden's hideout in afghanistan. while the report had new details, it will not lead to additional charges. >> pelley: bob, thank you. one senate republican supporting the report is john mccain. he was shot down over north vietnam in 1967 and as a p.o.w., he was tortured more than five years. >> i have long believed some of these practices amounted to torture as a reasonable person would define it, especially but not only the practice of waterboarding, which is a mock execution and an exquisite form of torture. i know from personal experience, that the abuse of prisoners will produce more bad than good intelligence. i know that victimes of torture will offer intentionally mi

film mocked the prophet mohammad. marines remain on alert ready to move. officials insist they are always ready. >> i think i have never seen security taken as seriously as it has been in the last two years. >> a monitoring group has found some jihadi websites calling for retaliation against u.s. personnel involved in the torture. human rights groups calculate some 50 governments around the world secretly helped the cia, including thailand, egypt and morocco. several years ago syria tortured a detainee after the cia helped to engineer sending him there and the libyans also shared information on tortured detainees. countries who helped the cia now in a critical cross step. the former polish president said he knew the cia had a secret interrogation site in poland but he insists he knew nothing of the torture. >> translator: the americans, by publishing this report, in large part lose their ally abilities because in a new situation every country will be wondering to what extent the u.s. can be trusted. >> reporter: even iran weighing in publicly on the report

it's mohammad and my guess is that most of the mohammads are in fact muslims. >> noah is number four,d be happy about that. >> did one more thing get approved? >> we got to go. >>> the urgent issues of immigration over the budget. this is "special report." >>> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier, we are nine days away from authorized funding for the federal government drying up, without that authorization, the federal government essentially runs out of muffin. the main goal for thiscongress, in its final session is to take care of that. but hard feelings over the president's executive action on immigration could greatly complicate matters. we have fox team coverage tonight, mike emanuel on capitol hill with what republicans can

you can't have it when you have radical muslims you get upset if someone depicts the prophet mohammade. you can't shut down a comedy. this is just a comedy. the idea it's an american business, they're undermining american business and hurting the american economy and threatening to blow up movie theaters, not to have it. that's a threat to our national sovereignty. >> i would like to appeal to sony to reverse their decision and stop being cowardly and stop giving into intimidation and i'll make a promise that i will go on christmas day that it's released. start a movement release the movie. >> every american that wanted to flip off the bird to kim jong-un would be right behind you. >> we can't let this happen. what are we going to allow putin, is he going to weigh-in on movies and books we write? >> ridiculous. >> in iran, are we going to let them decide the editorial content of what we're going to put out there? this is a dangerous precedent. what sony has done here is cowardly as far as i'm concerned. it's surrender. more importantly, what is the president going to do, juan? how is

i think it was required in the case of khalid shaikh mohammad. but it was terminated in early 2003. >> woodruff: what about the point of senator feinstein and her colleagues was that the c.i.a. misloud the white house, misled the congress, led them to believe this tec these technique not being used and information was not gotten from detainees. >> those are the two most salient parts of the report. they're saying the c.i.a. lied to the president, to the national security council, to the congress. that's farcical. it's simply not true. president bush knew everything about this program that he wanted to know and i can assure you that he and more particularly other members of the administration who were charged with dealing with this on a day-to-day basis, they knew everything that was going on and were fully briefed. in fact, we briefed those members of the committees and other leaders, both the house and the senate, who we were permitted by the administration to brief. so quite frankly, i was the director of counterterrorism center from late 2004

mohammad with the slam to get them within five. on reading native donovan jack slams the door on their come back a tell. penn state wins. drexel have lost eight of ten to start the the year. >>> jimmy rollins is the first of many iconic phillies players, general manager ruben a amaro is trying to trade this winter. a amaro has gone as far as telling ryan howard the phillies would be better off, without him, on the team. that is right. rollins said good bye to the city. he pick up the the philadelphia inquirer you may have seen this, j roll's love letter to the fans in the one page ad he thanked the city for his time in philadelphia phillies are now trying to rewrite history by rebuilding. >> we're working on trying to do some more things. i think that is pretty clear. again, the goal, to try to get young it and more athletic and build that new core that is necessary to have, you know, long term success. >> flyers are just underway in toronto without starting goalie steve mason who will miss at least their next two games with the ba

waterboarding, sleep deprivation and more and khalid shake mohammad osama bin laden's right hand man.pares memos to whatx?iç the agency told the public and congress. >> the fact is there a big gap between the two. >> reporter: no one from the cia was inert viewed. they call this report reckless and irresponsible. danger. >> this will insight violence in their country, please don't do it. >> the attacks on 9/11 were evidence of the peril of the small group caused from the far side of the globe. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry in this speech last night and did call committee chair dianne feinstein to discuss timing reportedly asking for a delay. >> a report coming out. no, not now. i will tomorrow. >> reporter: the report claims three cia officials lied to congress and that 20 of those interrogations produced nothing. the cia may not be facing all the heat for this. according to critics. congress was briefed about those interrogation techniques every step of the way. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> it was one of the shortest serving parliaments in israeli history. yes

break up their protest camps they were december straighting against the premove of former president mohammadrotesters are accused of killing police officers and burning government buildings. >>> human rights workers in chechnya say they are being targeted as parts of a campaign of fear and intimidation. ising activist say it's intensified since they started accusing authorities of carrying on the collective punishment against families of suspected separatists rory challands reports. >> reporter: sergei and dema are scared. armed men have just tail care takhar through the dark rides of the country is a side. for safety they have come to tower hotel in the capital. the armed men are parked outside the human rights workers call the police and as main friends and colleagues as they can think of. and this is cctv footage tak tan early on saturday from outside their apartment. this man here, sergei says, he thinks is holding a gun, they knock on the door, then they speak to the neighbors, luckily sergei and dema aren' weren't tt the time. why do you think this is happening, sergei? >> translator:

. >>> former heavyweight champ mohammad alie is in the hospital tonight.-year-old has a mild case of pneumonia. he has parkinsons disease and was admitted to a hospital earlier today. doctors say his prognosis is good because the pneumonia was caught early. >>> nearly 99 million travellers are expected to hit the roads and skies this holiday season. analysts say an improving economy and lower gas prices combine to make it one of the busiest travel seasons on record, up 4% from last year. 89 million travelers are expected to take a road trip between december 23rd and january 4th. as gas prices continue to drop, a watch dog committee has been set up to keep an eye out for suspicious price hikes in the new year. consumers union says some oil companies claim there is a hidden gas tax that will take effect in the new year. there's no such tax. what is taking effect is california's clean energy plan which gives refineries incentive to lower emissions a. if they exceed their limits they could pay a fine. consumers union wants to make sure oil companies don't rais

let me close by reminding ourselves of a statement attributed to mohammad abdul who upon returning fromaris in the late 19th century said, in france is the islam. i didn't see muslims. in egypt, i see muslims, i don't see islam. and you very much. [applause] >> -- thank you very much. >> greetings of peace. i hope by now you received my gift. one is the koran, the verses about love and compassion and peace. that is the majority of the koran. also you must have received another brochure which is against terrorism and religious extremism. muslim position and responsibility. so please make sure that when you leave have one copy so that i don't have to discuss those things here. i want to introduce myself, and i want to introduce the community that i am representing in north america. it's a new identity. it's the new reality. it has a tremendous global role to play. i came here about 40, 50 years ago in '60s and '70s but many of them muslim countries were becoming independent from the colonial occupation, mostly all of them from the european colonial occupation. so, therefore, the first pri

white house should do what's right and have the filmmakers arrested just like they had the anti-mohammad filmmaker put on parole for benghazi. why did the filmmakers choose ker korea? but didn't th because it was a no-brainer. to make fun of them. it's not as easy as they thought it was. if the filmmakers had seen this coming, they wouldn't have done it. i think the theaters are wimps, they should play it for free everywhere. part of me understands that there's a minor malfunction in that theater, people are going to get up and run. if on christmas, you're sitting there and there's something that happens, people are going to think, oh, my god, and there's going to be panic, however that's something that you have to live with every single day. we still had airliners up in the sky after 9/11, obviously not until things were calm. we didn't close down cafes after sydney, we didn't stop p any future marathons, after the boston marathons. so it's a sad thing. >> did you see rob lowe's tweet. >> where he basically said that high school has done neville chamberlayne. >> think about the message

. >> but to your point, they ask you tube to review that video of the mohammad video, back in benghazi to yank it. and, you know, a lot of people are saying this is too little too late in this situation. >> well, you know, a lot is going to depend on how he does respond. there was an interesting point where he said that, we go to the football games, and we go, even though we're kind of afraid of the terrorists. the government is responsible for overall, the security, there's the police and fbi and so forth that are responsible for the home land and so forth. he's got to convincingly explain how the federal government is going to -- and laid out an absolutely clear marker that it's the government's response, it's not up to sony to defend the first amendment. ultimately that's washington's job. >> i was intrigued with the way the president characterized the response to poyongyang would be proportional, in response to kim jong-un, they we'll not drop the big one. they'll be taking cuba's place on the list of terrorist states, because it's coming off. but what exactly can we do that's prop

the piece said that mohammad confirmed his networth as being in the high eight figures.re like zero. the kid confessed that he made the whole thing up. reporter jessica pressler initially defended the article but "new york" magazine apologized. we were duped. our fact checking progress was inadequate and we take full responsibility and we should have known better. you think? a teenager, 72 million bucks. a big black eye for the mag zaen. cheryl, how does something like this get published? >> some unthinkable lack of basic journalism. >> not a giant red flashing light, you better check this out. time now for your top tweets on sony pulling its movie and being ripped by all these hollywood stars. when hollywood stars begin to show the tiniest political and moral guts, their positions on this will be relevant. shirley putroen, these people should be part of the washington, d.c., politics scene. they're good at lying, about everything. thomas gordon, kim jung-iun should be happy. but steven colbert said we didn't miss the magnitude of the milestone. >> because i am a transfo

hostages are seen raising a black flag with arabic writing saying there is no god but god and mohammad is the god of god. just after 4:00 p.m., six and a half hours into the siege, a side door flies open and two men run for safety, followed by another man running out of a different door. 90 minutes later, another hostage, this time, an employee runs into the arms of law enforcement. she's followed immediately by another employee. they could see the gunman inside the cafe. >> the gunman got agitated as he realized those five got out. he started screaming orders at the people inside. the hostages remained behind extremely agitated. >> reporter: 12 hostages left inside. they are forced to record video of the demands, including the demand to talk to the prime minister, tony abbott. at 9:00 the lights are switched off. law enforcement puts on night goggles. 16 hours since the siege began, the gunman splits the hostages into two groups on opposite sides of the room. one group is able to get out, running toward police officers. this man is forced to the ground for a search by police. at aroun

fighters kidnapped 3,500 women and girlfriend, as mohammad respects, the families fear their loved ones are sold as sex slaves. >> whenever the family comes together, their discussion is dominated by their missing daughter. the 7-year-old was kidnapped by i.s.i.l. fighters when they attacked the veil uj near the sinjar -- village near the sinjar mountains four months ago. the pain of losing her is unbearable. >> translation: our village was the first to be attacked by i.s.i.l. we defended ourselves until we ran out of ammunition. they entered the village. we fled. my daughter was taken. >> reporter: he fears his daughter has been sexually abused by the eskiyim the i.s.i. this man's daughter was abducted. his extended family had 39 members kidnapped by i.s.i.l. >> translation: we don't want anything else from the kurdish government, united nations or the international coalition all we ask is to return our kidnapped residents. yazidi are considered her etics by i.s.i.l. with towns and villages in battlefields lives in camps like this is a reality for members of the yazidi community. every

the boxing gloves from mohammad ali and the gold-plated bedside phone for those times when a little lesswouldn't do. >> elvis always wanted to tour europe. he always wanted to tour outside of the united states and never had the opportunity to do so. >> event organizers say they will welcome a quarter million visitor s over the next nine months and with tickets up to $30 a time and a gift shop brimming with elvis memorabilia, it is certainly a one for the money and a cue for the show. it took two months to get ready. now it is all set to go. ♪ you can do anything but don't step on my blue suede shoes ♪ >> love our elvis. derek van damme is in the international weather center. that picture of him riding his horse, i used to see him riding his horse. >> that is so cool to know the beetles and elvis used to hang out. can you imagine the conversations that went on there. >> yeah, the music, some jam sessions. all right. >> i'm hoping that the big bosses weren't watching with me do my elvis impression there. i'm going to suggest that some of our viewers in north and south america ditch the tv

a new york high school student is making millions of dollars in his spare time. 17 year old mohammad islam is a regular student in the classroom. but in the lunch room, he's a wheeling and dealing stock broker. so far he's worth 72- million dollars. islam started with penny stocks when he was nine. now he's trading oil and gold futures, and small to mid-cap equities. he shares some of his fortune by taking his buddies out for expensive meals and 400-dollar caviar. he also has a b-m-w and an apartment in manhattan.. but he still lives with his parents. >> that is one kid you would want to live in your house. why would you move out? come on in. >> here's the electrabel ... how're you doing? good to see you. you are here alone today. let's check out what's trending online. morning, starting with some moments from yesterday's slate of nfl games. >> touchdown! >> more fallout from that scoring a touchdown against the cleveland browns he attempt to leap up to get some love from a fan but when he does, watched the browns fan intervene and pushed him back into the field you are not getting i

. >> pakistani taliban spokesman mohammad khurasani said the militants had been forced to launch the attack in response to army attacks. in a statement, khurasani said quote "we targeted the school because the army targets our families. we want them to feel our pain." pakistani education activist and nobel peace prize activist malala yousafzai said she was heartbroken by the attack. >> my family and i are heartbroken after hearing the news that more than 100 innocent teachers and students have lost their lives. we stand with those families and those children who are injured right now suffering through this big trauma, and it is time that we unite and i call upon the international community, all political parties, everyone, togetherhould stand up and fight against terrorism, and make sure every child gets safe, and a quality education. >> that is malala yousafzai speaking in birmingham on tuesday. earlier this month, yousafzai was awarded the nobel peace prize. the youngest ever. in 2012, she was shot in the head by a taliban gunman who boarded her school bus. she survived and continu

peter and mohammad sentenced to 7 years, baher mohamed an additional three for having a spent bullet in his possession, picked up at a protest >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is calling for consensus among political parties in haiti. thousands of anti-government protesters are on the streets demanding the resignation of the president. the prime minister stepped down on sunday. we have this report from port-au-prince. >> reporter: this was the first test whether the resignation of president martelly's prime minister would apiece the protesters of port-au-prince. as far as these protesters are concerned, nothing short of the martelly's departure will do. offered the weekend lamothe resigned. >> translation: we want martelly to resign. >> reporter: this man out of prison, having been arrested at a demonstration in november. the protests must continue so make sure martelly does not feel he can rule by decree. that is a long way off says his spokesman. >> translation: the president never wanted to rule by decree. that smaps the ongoing negotiation -- explains the ongoing negotiatio

. >> 26-year-old mohammad is a federal home lapped security agent accused of stealing a relative camera. the photo he provided indicate police looked all over the house for it but never found it. >> we have been resident of santa clara the past 20 years and we were, everybody was shocked. about what happened. >>reporter: judge dismissed the the case but it's not over. the attorney says the police used excessive force and targeted him because he's muslim. >> it's a question of the over use of police power against a person in part because of his religion and because of their assumption about the connection between that religion and terrorism. >>reporter: santa clara police say the use of force was appropriate and him being muslim was irrelevant. >> this response was in our procedures in investigating law enforcement officers especially in this case being a federal law enforcement officer we have the public trust in this case and we believe you know the public held us to the higher standard and theft in this case is pretty serious. >>reporter: he's still facing an internal investigation by

the first time you talked to him, he gave you khalid mohammad. >> he gave information about threats. they had people in washington and a contractor saying he's not giving all the information. if he did not admit he was the number three person of al qaeda, he's not cooperating. we knew he was not the number three person, not even an al qaeda member. they dropped the fact he is a member of al qaeda from charges against him. >> you still have former cia directors saying he was a member of al qaeda. >> i think that's fascinating. i think it's fascinating. i think it's fascinating after all these years, after all these years we have no idea who is who in the enemy. >> great to have you on. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the latest on the hack around the entertainment world. personal information, screen plays, documents and movies stolen. what sony is trying to do to plug the leak, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ben! well, that was close! you ain't lying! let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! >>> welcome back. hollywood is reeling as hackers continue

acknowledge that you really can't say that, as dick cheney tried to make the point that water boarding mohammad2002 helped find osama bin laden a decade later. it's good to hear mr. brennan admit you can't make that connection. while there may have been some good -- he made the point a couple of times they did find some useful information. but for every penny's worth of useful information, we did a dollar's worth of damage. i think it's right it's good it stopped. i never heard him say torture and i never heard him say crime. that's what these are. >> that would be the step they simply can't go to for a bunch of reasons, including legal reasons at this point. if the director accepts that word and uses that word, that could create some legal complications. >> i think that's right. the cia has worked very hard to avoid legal liability for its personnel. the cia does have a challenge when it comes to prosecuting things like this. i think they want to avoid that if they can. >> colonel, when the director says that this -- some of these cases were investigated and they did not find prosecutable case

. >> i talked to a film critic earlier in the week where they wanted to depict prophet mohammad and comedyade them blur his face. >> there was a dutch filmmaker killed because it felt he wasn't respectful to islam. that has never happened to us. i don't equate this with 9/11 attacks but this is shocking to us because it happened to us. if this happened in france, i wonder how much outrage there would be on behalf of free speech and cyberhacking and so forth. >> if big studios run away from these story lines, do you think independent films could benefit here or online or on demand as far as distribution goes? >> i do. i think independent filmmakers who are too small and likely to be under the radar of the people overseas who might harass or plague them, they're going to pick up whatever holiday lets them have. in the last 20 years, there's been a trend toward hollywood doing more action films that reach a huge worldwide audience and independent filmmakers handling the edgier material. so i figure that's going to happen. again, i wonder if sony weren't distributing this film but a company wi

i ask them in the name of god and i ask for the dignity of the prophet mohammad, peace be upon him, to receive him as a guest and treat him well. >> appealing to the islamic culture of a guest in one's home, even queen eyianiya of jordan she and her social media put up an imnlg of the jordanian flag superimposed on an f-16 with a message, we are all moads, the name of the pilot. right now there are two crisis issues at stake here. getting him back safely, but also figuring out what brought down that f-16, if it was not shot down, and the coalition says it was not, what kind of problem did the pilot one into that caused him to have to eject from the aircraft? randi? >> still so many questions. barbara starr, thank you very much. >>> still to come the home runs, the errors, the touchdowns, the takeaways, 2014's winners and losers in sports on and off the field. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. ze

i ask them in the name of god and ask for the dignity of the pro fet mohammads peace be among him and treat him well. >> 26-year-old moaz al kassasbeh was captured yesterday when his plane went down during a mission over the self-proclaimed isis capital of raqqah in syria. isis claimed it shot the plane down but the u.s. military says evidence indicates militants did not take down the aircraft. u.s. central command adding this, quote, we will support efforts to ensure his safe recovery and will not tolerate isil's attempts to misrepresent or exploit this unfortunate aircraft crash for their purposes. joining me pentagon correspondent barbara starr. you have centcom indicating that perhaps they have a reason to believe that isis couldn't do this. is there any like strict evidence about why they wouldn't have been able to. >> well, look, i mean it's very unusual for central command to come out with such an adamant, clear, unequivocal statement, they say the shootedown did not happen, the plane went down for some other reason. we don't know what that reason is. if you think about it, it'

i asked them in the name of god and dignity of the prophet mohammad peace be upon him to receive hima guest and treat him well. >> translator: i appeal to my brothers in the islamic state to have mercy upon my brother. if they search his clothes, they'll find a koran he's been carrying since 2006. i ask god to free him and bring mercy to the hearts of the brothers in the islamic state and have mercy on his parents. >> barbara starr joins me now with more on this story. the pentagon says the plane was not shot down. do we know what happened to it? >> well, at this point the pentagon, u.s. military, coalition are not saying anything other than they are saying that evidence shows them it wasn't shot down. they're not saying what did happen to it or how it came down or what the evidence is that leads them to the conclusion it wasn't shot down. this is a mystery to the public at the moment. they are still investigating all of it. you have to ask what evidence could they have? was there potentially a may day call from the pilot before he ejected he was having mechanical trouble? could it h

adord cording to the senate report, mohammad was waterboarded at least 183 times in a single month. >1.1 trillion spending plan is expected to be passed in the house today. it's set up to fund nearly the entire government through next september. liberals are mostly opposed to it because of the changes to the campaign finance laws and the way it weakens wall street regulations. conservatives, they don't like it. it doesn't challenge president obama's new immigration policy. elsewhere in the bill, first lady michelle obama's school lunch program takes a hit. it allows schools to be exempt from the program if they can prove they have financial difficulty obtaining the whole grain products the program mandates. really? is it really that hard to find whole grain these days? some standards on salt will also be delayed. the bill also blocks the district of columbia as legalizing recreational marijuana. 61% of d.c. voters approved legal pot last month. but that appears to be doomed because the bill includes language exerting congress's right to block any law passed in the district. >>> a rare

who did that film bashing the prophet mohammad that they linked to the protests in egypt and elsewhere. he got arrested on a different violation. but that's the only guy who went to jail for a long time in that protest matter. >> the important thing to remember is the only reason we can't go after north korea is because it has nuclear weapons. now, this is a lesson about iran. iran is much more dangerous than north korea. they want to censor everything. they're the ones that put out the fatwa. they're the ones that threaten to kill people in the cartoons. imagine iran with a nuclear weapon what that would do to american liberty and american freedom. because we could never do anything to prevent them from flexing their muscle -- >> slippery slope we're starting to go down and this is really the first sort of big launch by another government on not american corporation but american interests in shutting down this movie. so if it's at that level, what if anything should our government be doing? >> first, let me tell you what sony and the motion picture industry should have done. when rus

intimidated by ever since the fatwa issued against an author what was it 15, 20 years ago, about mohammad, that we make an exception for attacks on islam. we don't do that for attacks on christianity, for example. you can do all the satire you want. in fact, you'll get feted in the higher echelons of our society if you do. but i think the larger point is here's the president attacking a private company, and what kicked them over into withdrawing the film was not the cyber attack. it was the threat of a physical attack. not inside the world in the real world. and isn't that why we have a department of homeland security? a bloated expensive homeland security? isn't its job to protect us against physical terrorist attacks? why did the president say he never got a call? the minute that threat was issued he should have mobilized homeland security, he should have called sony. he should have sai and to the owners of the theater we're going to have security, triple quadruple security all over the country. we're not going to let you be intimidated. if you didn't want to do that, there's one thing

and 2009, sometimes before conventional methods had been exhausted. 9/11 master mind kaleed shake mohammad endured near drownings which prompted him to share false intelligence he later recanted. president obama says there was no good time to release the the report, but it was important to do so. >> part of what sets us apart is when we do something wrong we acknowledge it. >> reporter: president commented on the report during interviews with two spanish language networks on monday. >> we did some things that violated who we are as a a people. >> reporter: president obama banned the use of of torture shortly after he took office. he will said its use is not only wrong but counterproductive. cia says techniques lead to the capture of terror leaders and saved thousands of american lives. former cia acting director mike morel who is cbs news senior security contributor oversaw preparations of the cia rebuttal of the senate report. >> the democratic report is deeply flawed. in fact, there were some members of the congress who didn't think we were going far enough. >> reporter: justice departme

i'm standing under the rock where muslim's believe the prophet mohammad ascended to hen, and this isecause jews and christians believe that this is where god commanded abraham to bring his son isaac for sacrifice. today this place is marked by the familiar gold dome of the rock that dominated the old city of jerusalem. and one of the most contested sites in the world, even the name of this site is complicated, jews call it the temple mount while muslims call it noble sanctuary. on one side is the western world, the holiest site the jews come to pray at. and nearby, the christian church. in just one square mile, the most revered places of each of the three religions. and this is also the place where the bible tells us that god had finally demanded too much. abraham had waited into very old age for the children that god had promised. he had already been told to send his first son, ismaaiyl, away, now only isaac was left at home. >> abraham, for better or for worse, is used to hearing god's voice. and one day, as the torah tells us, god decides to test abraham. and he says, take your so

weapons inspection team and mohammad albert died of the atomic energy agency. they went back into iraq and made three public reports to the united nations security council. in january of 03, february and march. all three before the war started. they said in public that they were having no notice inspections. anywhere they wanted without telling anybody. they were not finding weapons of mass distraction and they didn't think there were any. and that really alarmed me. i propose now that a great president would have postponed or suspended the invasion scheduled for the 19th of march and in order to start on the 19th of march. it would have been a difficult thing to do. the troops were overseas. the marines were on the boat. the invasion was ready to go but the experts on the ground and i were were not finding weapons of mass distraction. i was supposed to be the reason we were invaded and a great president would have called a hault and said let the inspections continue. in my opinion george bush was not a great president but that was his greatest mistake. he may

it translates saying there is no god but god mohammad is its messenger. it's similar to "the lord's prayer" in christianity. they put that flag in the window. television news staff watched the gunman and hostages for hours counting up to 15 different faces so far. the gunman could be seen pacing back and forth past the cafe's windows. the man carried what appeared to be a pump action shotgun. he was unshaven and wore a white shirt and a black cap. what we heard so far is he's asking for a meeting with the prime minister. the city is pretty much shutdown. one massive area cordoned off and we're looking right now to see whether this is lone wolf and if so, what kind of lone wolf. >> one of the things that's kind of interesting is when incidents like this tend to happen, you get a sense from online reaction from some of the jihadist groups and isis and others whether there's affiliation to it by their reaction to it online. right now the online reaction to this seems to be muted from the known militant groups and other sites that are normally tracked. there'