"usa today" is reporting that lance armstrong will admit to doping in an upcoming interview with oprah. we're following that story. >> i said it for seven years. i've said it for longer than seven years. i have never doped. i can say it again. but i've said it for seven years. it doesn't help. >> reporter: help may be something lance armstrong will need a lot of to redeem his reputation after "usa today" reports armstrong will admit to doping throughout his career. the newspaper does not name their source but says it's a person with knowledge of the situation. "usa today" says the former seven-time tour de france champion's admission, which had been widely rumored for weeks, is expected to come in a monday interview with oprah winfrey that will be taped for air thursday. as for why he's doing this now, the journalist who broke the story says armstrong had no choice. >> with all the evidence that's come out against him, it's hard to deny it anymore, and he's making a calculated decision for himself personally and it's also i think a business decision for him because it's affecting his c

joining me now on the phone to answer that question is "usa today." you wrote an article talking about this. when and where will he make this admission? and why now? >> well, he's supposed to make this admission monday when the show tapes. oprah winfrey is coming to his home in austin, texas. they are taping an interview and that is supposed to air next thursday now. as to why is he doing this now? the evidence came out against him, a massive file of evidence came out against him in october. and in the three months since then, he's been keeping a pretty low profile. and i think he's been deciding what to do about it. he's kind of cornered himself. because for many years now, he strenuously denied these doping allegations. and with all of the evidence that's come out against him, it's hard to deny it anymore. and he's making a calculated decision for himself personally, it's also, i think, a business decision for him. because it's affecting his charity livestrong and all of his sponsors have fired him. i think when he goes out in public now, he's getti

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usa!en donald trump who runs the pageant, crowned you with this. >> yes. i don't think any miss usas have been crowned by donald trump. >> brian: was he nervous putting that on you? >> i don't know. i think it was the first for him. >> ainsley: we have to say, for all the people watching, i want you to talk to some of the little girls out there because you're not just beauty. you're brains, too. father is an er doctor. mother is an attorney. which way are you going? >> i think i'm gog pursue medicine. >> ainsley: your dad is excited? >> yeah. he won. >> brian: would you wear your crown into surgery? >> i would. i'm going to. >> brian: i would, too. >> it's not sterile. >> brian: who will you be living with? >> miss universe is my roommate. miss teen usa also lives in a dorm. she's taking classes. sometimes she'll come uptown and hang out with us. >> brian: who gets the top bunk? >> we have separate rooms. she has a bigger room, though. >> steve: miss universe. >> exactly. >> steve: donald

." >>> maryland is now home of the new miss usa.trump crowned nana merryweather in new york city yesterday. she is taking over to olivia colpo who was named miss universe. >> it is pretty unique. i don't think any miss usas have been crowned by trump. ini am a middle child and never get this attention. >> she was born in south africa and raised in potomac. she says after she serves her time as miss usa, she may go to medical school. congratulations to her. >> that is great. >> can you imagine though if she becomes a doctor and you walk in. this is miss usa is your doctor. >> yeah. >> kind of interesting. >> has she been in here before? >> i think so. >> i think she has too. i didn't know that if miss usa moves on to miss universe that a promotion occurred. i didn't know that was the order of things. >> you got to get yourself on one of those judges panels. >> i don't know how to pull that off. >> spring-like temperatures around here. you might want to get the shorts ready for the weekend. >> i don't know where they are. >> i don't k

. ♪ "god bless the usa". >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. thank you very much.applause] >> glad to have this great audience here and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. i bet there is something you don't know about lance armstrong and me. we were together on a panel to talk about preventative health care x. maybe more iortantly, we ran the new york mara thon together in 2006. he finished in under three hours, and i finished in under three days. well, my performance was not that bad and i did finish the 26.2 mile adventure, but the only time i saw lance was in the start. we were lined up near each other and i saw his rear end fade in the distance in front of me. i kind of feel better about the whole thing. it took me five hours, it is evident i was not using performance enhancing drugs and he did. but this week, he's having to apologize and beg for forgiveness for the athletic accomplishments that turned out to be cheating. 7 tour de france titles go gone and millions of income gone . reputation of being an inspiring story of beating c

why this company decided to stay in the usa.ming up. : >> it is 43 after the hour. first israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu scheduled for reelection. netanyahu promised voters he would keep israel safe and go jewish settlements despite this. >> left him clinging to life on a raft for 2 days. the cruise ship not ready for rescues used a dingy on shore. the 63-year-old sailor expected to be just fine. >> there's a study out that shows 80 percent of us are willing to pay more to buy products made in the usa. i went to hudson ohio to visit one company who has been making toys for the last 30 years. turns out the toys made here don't cost more. >> chances are you have a toddler your kitchen looks a little like this. this bright little car is called a cozy coup and in the last 33 years little tykes has sold more than 14 million worldwide. 80 percent of the products including the turtle sandbox and swing are made in america. nearly 1,000 people work at the hudson ohio plant. tom richmond general manager shows us how these tiny pl

it's straight that piece of road, but looks like square because of the drivers, this is munchie-ville, usa. and first time they could have busted anybody since willie, the fumes like batman and little boy, that only cleared last week. and snoopy came through on the first time they could have isolated him as getting high. >> and really. >> listen, i think the judge down there ought to take snoop, willie, george michael from wham, and one of the kids from jamaica, have a smokeoff to raise money for charity. >> bill: like a chili cookoff. the smokeoff, like-- >> the chili cookoff with cannibus, you're right. >> do you want some chili? >> more from the d-man coming up. ♪ c'mon dad! i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy... instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. kills heartburn fast. yeehaw!

i am quoted in theiation usa story, one of the things that happen -- i'm quoted in the "usa today" storythat happened with a divided congress like president bush found in out 2006 after theteams look over, they decided the stupidest things would be the scandal. one was the attorney that let go. political appointee. they spent millions of taxpayer dollars investigating that. front page story, and all for nothing. benghazi you look at it and say you're from another planet and weigh the stories -- freddie tray did a movie about her -- >> greg: they did a movie about her. >> eric: may i? second term, presidents have a ten detendency to get themselven trouble. they don't have to be with the electorate again. mr. president obama said i'll have more leeway to do more things and then they feel like they have a mandate. they didn't in the first term. got themselves in more trouble. >> bob: the two biggest scandals were watergate. vietnam war. >> greg: nobody died in watergate. >> bob: wait, i was about to say that the three were watergate, iran can tra and clinton. vietnam. >> kimberly: clinton a

get this one wrong and it's over -- not just for the usa, but for planet earth. that's the message delivered by hurricane sandy, and by almost all the extreme weather of the past two years. and here in the first month of the new year, it's the message from the most informed scientists in the world. they're scared, for real. and they say that unless we slow the release of global emissions from fossil fuels, slow it

el elefante marino del sur usa el sonido como signo sexual.e sirve para intimidar a sus rivales y también para avisar a las hembras que está cerca y que es un saludable macho a elegir. vale la pena hacer publicidad. pero hay otro tipo de señales que nosotros no podemos detectar, el olor es de las más efectivas para atraer al sexo opuesto. estas señales pueden estar en la orina o ser secretadas por glándulas especiales, sirven para llamar la atención pero no la atención de todos. la señal ideal no deberá ser notada por otras especies, especialmente los depredadores. (kimberly bostwick) cualquier clase de señal enviada es importante que sea lo más claro posible para el objetivo deseado y lo más difícil de escuchar para el receptor imprevisto, como la inteligencia militar, queremos que sólo algunos la escuchen y no queremos entrometidos. (narrador) muchos insectos han resuelto ese problema por medio de químicos llamados feromonas, especialmente útiles para encontrar pareja. (barry sinervo) muchos animales poseen estructuras sensoriales muy elabor

bueno, para qué se usa. para hacer jabón. si, se usa para hacer jabones.a quemar espaldas de niñas indefensas en vietnam además de quemar miles y miles de aldeas y bosques. "empiezas con lo mismo", me recrimina le respondo que él no alquila jabones sino lanzallamas que no me vende duchas calientes sino la posibilidad de quemar un carro como en las guerras y responde que lo hace por curiosidad histórica. seguimos a algunos de sus clientes para ver cómo fríen algunos vehículos. tratamos de imaginarnos que al frente hay soldados enemigos o una choza vietnamita. el chorro de calor nos ilumina y deja nuestros rostros como si los hubiéramos metido en un microondas. le pregunto a david cómo es morir quemado y dice sonriendo que es rápido. al final exhausto y sudoroso, uno de los jóvenes imita al coronel kilgore de "apocalipsis now". me encanta el olor a napalm por la mañana. [riendo] es un excelente ejercicio. [hélices girando] pru-pru-pru (reportero) subimos al helicóptero que por otros 120 dólares te permite disparar como si estuvieras persiguiendo a los milici

llama murciélago bigotudo porque tiene estos pliegues debajo de la boca, de hecho en la barbilla que usaurciélago capturado en la parte de arriba de la red promete más. parece que tenemos un murciélago allá arriba. [grillos chirriando] cri-cri-cri-cri de acuerdo. veamos qué tenemos aquí. ¡oh, esto es fantástico! mormoops megalophylla conocido como murciélago cara de espantajo y tiene la cara más bizarra que he visto. tiene esas aletas de piel debajo de la barbilla y una cabeza como plato que le da una precisa ecolocalización para ayudarlo a cazar insectos en las densas selvas tropicales. ¡es increíble! un murciélago muy raro. bueno, gracias amiguito. [grillos chirriando] cri-cri-cri-cri ¡grrrr, grrr, grrr! (narrador) sobrevivir en la naturaleza requiere más que una cara bonita. lo que un animal necesita ser a veces es sólo su apariencia. ♪ los ganadores vienen en todas las formas y tamaños y los más excéntricos también pueden ser los más efectivos. aunque parezca extraña cada forma tiene una función, una habilidad que los hace únicos. ♪ y conforme descubrimos el asombroso modo en que est

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el rinoceronte indio macho usa su cuerno en combate pero lo usa poco, el daño real lo logra con los dientesritando] ¡uggr, uggrr, uggr! esta es sólo una refriega corta, el perdedor se aleja corriendo para no enfrentar a esos dientes brillantes. no es difícil imaginar por qué pelearon, aquí hay hembras. y cada hembra parece tener un bebé. los rinocerontes indios están embarazados durante 16 meses y amamantan a sus bebés por lo menos un año. durante este tiempo son muy vulnerables, esta es tierra de tigres y los tigres son depredadores de estos rinocerontes jóvenes. el bebé es muy curioso por el montón de estiércol comunal. en la sociedad de los rinocerontes indios la comunicación química es muy importante, es algo que el bebé ya está aprendiendo a sólo 2 semanas de edad. el rinoceronte indio está reproduciéndose con mucho éxito en kaziranga, pero hay un problema: esta fortaleza ya está llena. en total se contaron más de 1,600 animales en el parque. al igual que en África, los lugares seguros para reubicar a los rinocerontes son difíciles de encontrar y como esta población única es vulnerable

maryland usa last year lost her mother, grandmother and aunt to breast cancer. after a lot of thought, she decided surgery was for the best. >> i want to be proactive. and it's something that i'm not willing to wait around to see if it happens to me. to have a family history that's so -- something so prevalent in my family. and to know this took my mom when i was 16 years old. and i don't want to put my daughter through that someday. i don't want to put my husband through that. i have to watch my dad battle losing the woman he spent the last 25 years of his life with. and it's just not worth it to me. >> everyone is so accepting of rose's decision. some have sent her hate mail, saying she is mutilating her body. even some doctors have reservations about someone so young undergoing this surgery. >>> the vice president submits his report on reducing gun violence next week. and already the debate is well under way. what the administration might propose and how the gun lobby might respond. the way she want. now you can with new stayfree ultra thins. flexible layers

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our exclusive survey usa rugbia poll found strong bay area support for his -- usa survey poll found strong bay area support. it's congress that needs convincing. >> reporter: with a stroke of a pen, president obama signed 23 executive orders combating gun violence. one directs the center for disease control to study gun violence. another helps young people get mental health treatment. >> if there's even one life that can be saved, then we've got an obligation to try. >> reporter: the president called for a ban on assault weapons and ammunition magazines with more than 10 rounds. he also wants background checks for everyone buying a gun. >> and i'm calling on congress to pass some very specific proposals right away. >> reporter: children who wrote the president after the connecticut shooting were in the audience for the announcement. and so was she. >> i used to always tell her do good, and today the president did that. >> reporter: change will not happen without help from the public. she urged gun owners to support new gun laws. >> look past regulations, and then everybody feels better. >>

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news director for publishes marketplace and bob mintheimer is being book reviewer and reporter for "usa today." start with you. if you would, give us your general assessment of 2012 for the book industry especially nor nonfiction books and what are one or two notable books you want to talk about? >> guest: let's start off by saying 2012 is very eventful year in the book publishing world between publishers consolidating the department of justice suing five publishers and apple on ebook pricing and many developments which we'll cover later on in the program. amazon expanding its publishing operations. the google settlement also moving forward in different directions. those alone accounted for substantial portion of book publishing news. on the nonfiction front i would have to say it was a very strong year. in particular we're seeing a lot of best of 2012 lists dominated by the likes of catherine booz, behind the beautiful forevers. winner of the national book award. robert caro latest volume in his ongoing biography of lyndon johnson. andrew solomon, far from the tree. it was only recentl

despite all of our faults, ground zero for achievement here in the usa, but i certainly wouldn't mind living down under. and from newton, massachusetts in light of the liberal hawaii report, where would you rather live, bill, in hawaii or southern california? i like both places. they're beautiful. and i don't need philosophical agreement to be happy. cheryl chase in california, loosen up, bill, waters look hot in his green shorts and operating shirt. hot is in the eye of the beholder. linda bradley, delaware, shorts and shirt on water was too much however, your attire is always excellent. that's the hinky freedman suits and shirts-- and i'd like to thank darlene winn and the 8th graders in illinois for making a donation to the wounded warriors and ralph stout of greensboro, north carolina and the willinghams for doing the same thing. so we're so heavy into charity here, that's why we do bill o'reilly.com stuff and that's it for us tonight, please check out the fox news factor website which is different from bill o'reilly.com. the interview we did with mr. hammar, the father of the mar

she was the first runner up in the miss usa pageant but taking over for olivia copo named miss universes thrilled to wear the crown. >> pretty unique i don't know how many -- i don't think any miss usas have been crowned by trump. i am a middle child i never get this attention it is a crazy day for me. >> she was born in south africa, raised in potomac. she is 27 after she serves she may go to medical school. >>> from time to time fox 5 has the pleasure of welcoming hollywood stars this morning our sister station in philadelphia got a special treat from actor/director, mark wahlburg. >> we are expecting on the east 76, you will have some serious problems. stop and get yourself a hogie. >> can you imagine? >> he was there to promote his new film broken city his sidekick is film director alan hughes. broken city premiered in philadelphia, last night. >> i think he is adorable. please come to dc. i am telling you. i would love to present him. >> let you hang out here. >> yeah, i like his philadelphia accent. pull over and get a hogie. >> very fun guy. >> weather wise, a little chilly tonig

but now "usa today" is reporting that it will go down monday with oprah. says the announcement is both a personal and business decision he has been cornered into because of all the evidence against him. >>> bp has settled with as many as 100,000 plaintiffs who claim they were sickened or hurt by the 2010 gulf oil disaster. a federal judge in new orleans signed off on the deal yesterday. the medical settlement covers clean-up workers and residents who live near the spill zone. bp spokesman says the company is, quote, pleased with the settlement. >>> the body of a million dollar lottery winner will now be exhumed for testing after it was proven that he died from cyanide poisoning. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> an attorney defending an alleged rapist in steubenville, ohio, is asking the court to move a trial to another location. he also wants to postpone the trial and close it to the public. he says it's because of the publicity of the case, possible threats to witnesses and the safety of the defendants. two high school football players are accused o

oracle usa received the widge at the port of oakland.s damaged in october when the boat capsized. the wing was built in new zealand. it's on its way to the team base. oracle says the catamaran will be ready to sail again next month after the repairs are complete. >>> good afternoon to you. a quiet, hazy day over the bay area. an advisory for a spare the air has been claired today -- declared. the visibility still quite dense in some areas, i should say. in areas around concord and santa rosa reporting visibility. down to a quarter mile, half- mile. temperatures this morning, mid- 40s to 50s. if you have the sunshine, you are several degrees warmer than yesterday. if you have the fog and cloudiness, you are cooler than yesterday. and in concord, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees cooler than where we sat 24 hours ago. walnut creek still seeing some of this, martinez, along highway 4. a little thick visibility down to a -- down to a half-mile and santa rosa reporting three miles of -- three quarters of a mile visibility. we'll continue with the

but imagine if they're selling and partnering with things that are made in the usa. going to be just enormous for our economy. >> it's the largest company in world's history, walmart. they sell more food than -- food -- than any company in the world. >> i had no idea. >> that's how massive it is. 1.6 million employees. >> i think this could really make a difference in our economy. we need it. >>> all right. coming up, what happens when two retirees head to prison with their knitting kits. >> we'll show you those doing hard time with needles and yarn. you can't miss that. stay tuned. you're watching "world news now." stay tuned. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >>> good musical choice, huh? good musical choice. >> good stuff. all right. when you think about criminals serving time behind bars, you probably figure they're pumping iron or shooting hoops. >> and knitting is probably the last thing that comes to mind. two retirees are turning convicts into converts with yarn. here's abc's t.j. winnick with more. >> reporter: barbed wire fences, watchman towers, and a gr

this wonderful slogan betsy came up with was chosen by h&m and metro foundation usa.ke sure the young people know that with drugs, they're not going to be successful. staying drug-free is going to work in their favor. >> and the t-shirt. it says drug free works for me. betsy, let me ask you. what inspired your slogan? >> it was my inspiring a and helps me focus on my studies and activities at night. >> we should say, you go to south high school? >> yes. >> the 11th grade? >> yeah. >> give a shoutout to all of your friends out there. >> hey, go panthers. >> and what message would you like to share with the youth? >> why is it important? >> it's important to stay drug free. drugs are -- to fulfill the dream. >> all right. >> and having a bright future. >> thank you so much. you have a bright future. when do the t-shirts go on sale and how much do they cost? >> they will go on sale in the next few days and tomorrow is the, haven't, the embassy of sweden, and we'll honor them and they'll be sold in stores here in the d.c., maryland, virginia area with 25% going back. >> t

well, last hour i spoke with "usa today's" brent schottenboer. >> why is he doing this now? the evidence came out against him in october, and in the three months since then, he's been keeping a pretty low profile. and i think he's been deciding what to do about it. he's kind of cornered himself because for many years now he strenuously denied these doping allegations. and with all the evidence that's come out against him, it's hard to deny it anymore. and he's making a calculated decision for himself personally it's also, i think, a business decision for him because it's affecting his charity livestrong. all of his sponsors have fired him. i think when he goes out in public now, he's getting a little bit different reception than what he used to get in t t that, you know, everybody knows now that if you believe the evidence that he did dope and lie about it for many years. and so this is really a personal decision for him and also a calculated business decision for him. >> schrotenboer also said that armstrong is taking a big risk by admitting to doping and could face legal a

marc saltzman, a tech contributor from usa today, joins us.k, i have to ask you, you showed us yesterday about this technology, a thin coating that protects electronics from water being applied to a sony phone. is sony's agreement with hzo exclusive so far as you know? > > so far as i know it is not hzo's technology that sony is using, it's their own proprietary way of protecting the circuitry, and they have got tempered glass on both the front and the back of their android z - their xperia z smart phone is what you're referring to - and it does allow you to submerge it in water for up to 30 minutes, and that is good news for people who have accidently dropped their phone in a toilet or the sink. but hzo is a separate company altogether that i believe is inking deals with various smartphone manufacturers, and that does apply a thin coating to the internal circuitry of smart phones at the manufacturing level - so it's not something consumers do. but i believe that they are not exclusive to any one manufacturer at this point in time. i remember

survive on their own make their old things and grow their own food the future city called independence usa will be based on libertarian principles with hints of iran flavor there will be no handouts and no help for the self-sufficiency minded residents but back may need some help himself because building the city could cost about two billion dollars the thing is that commentators about politics like glenn beck and horse truly have a very easy job and it's easy to point out what is wrong with society but it is another thing entirely to try to change it and i want to salute clint beck for actually doing something and putting his money where his ideological mouth is now why would i want to live in the i know rand paradise of independence usa under the rule of lord back no no i wouldn't taking marching orders from a tiny portly man known for crying on camera doesn't suit me but if you're a hardcore libertarian here is your chance to make all of your dreams come true but that's just my opinion. today. again fleda. these are the images. from the streets in canada. operations rule the day you get

money where his ideological mouth is now what i want to live in the i and rand paradise of independence usa under the rule of lord beck no no i wouldn't taking marching orders from a tiny portly man known for crying on camera doesn't suit me but if you're a hardcore libertarian here is your chance to make all of your dreams come true but that's just my opinion. here the reindeer is interesting for the burgers. and when it suffers. people do their best to help. but the distances are. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images and seeing from the streets of canada. operation. but i've done a bushel the hidden truth about hillary clinton coming up. war crimes mainstream media can't mention. the benghazi ambassador's very cable television and that infamous cackle explain. for mrs clinton's drone last. to crowing over a modem yes we came we saw a guy the head of the state department has made america more hated and scolded in the world for some nations even more than. hillary clinton calls mubarak a friend of the family enraged egyptians ho's shoes both tools and s

usa today sports writer and wusa9 kristine brennan says sources are saying that armstrong is seriouslying about coming clean about his alleged use of performance-enhancing drugs. but tonight, brennan told me it's likely too little too late. >> it was two months after he was basically kicked out of the sport and he's already trying to angle his way back in. >> usa today sports reporter kristine brennan on why she thinks lance armstrong met with the u.s. doping agency last month to hint at a possible confession after having his seven tour de france wins snapped away and a ban for competition for alleged doping. >> and he thought the world anti-doping agency and to think that he already requested and had a meeting with those people to see if he could apologize, it's mind boggling. >> armstrong apparently walked away from the meeting with no deal in hand. but brennan wrote the story just as we learned that armstrong will be joining oprah next thursday for a 90-minute no holds barred interview. >> he wants to be able to have a quick apology with oprah and then come right back to doing his t

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they will face orracle team usa in america's cup.cle team usa received a crucial shipment today. the boat's old wing was damaged in october when it capsized during an america's cup training run. oracle says the repairs are expected to be complete early next month. >>> antioch police are searching for four men accused of robbing a gas station on lone tree way this morning. police say four men in their 20s stormed in and grabbed cases of beer. the clerk says the men kicked and punched them when he confronted them. the clerk tells us he was shaken up but is otherwise doing okay. >>> it was another day of dramatic testimony in a preliminary hearing against colorado movie theater suspect, james holmes. the suspects played two of the 9-1-1 calls they received on that night. on one of them, the detective said he counted 30 gun shots in the background. the other call came from a sobbing 13-year-old who saw her two cousins get shot. the fbi described the booby traps found in his apartment. they included three ignition systems and improvised n

usa under the rule of lord barack no one no i wouldn't taking marching orders from a tiny portly man known for crying on camera doesn't suit me but if you were a hardcore libertarian here is your chance to make all of your dreams come true but that's just my opinion. welcome to the kaiser report i maximize or what exactly is in a british beef burger apparently a lot of horse meat and boy oh boy are there british shot. what about the british banks what exactly is the taxpayer own british banks r.b.s. and lloyd's toxic derivatives fraud and zero collateral far more disgusting and dangerous than the horsemeat and yet the british economy collapses due to this disgusting fraud pos sold by the city and the taxpayer shrugs their collective shoulders and says gee these mud pies of austerity sure taste great with a little brown sauce and horsemeat tasting yes max so the news here has been just chock a block with this whole horsemeat story and i've never seen so many people interested in this big story and yet the very same week that we have just say nay horse me in burgers who are pfizer u.k.

guantanamo is a shame for usa obama has come clear to the bush and ministration.ect the was it because i believe the usa is a democracy and they are fighting for democracy. the people who are created in the u.s.a., they created it for freedoms. i read the history of the usa of four guantanamo and after guantanamo, but i think -- before guantanamo and after guantanamo, but i think what the bush a ministration did [indiscernible] olbermann tried to clear things. he promised to close guantanamo, but he does not. >> sami al-hajj, the only journalist detained at guantanamo spent six years there without charge. he now heads the human rights department of jazeera in doha, qatar. for part one of the interview with the al jazeera journalist, go to democracynow.org. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. back in a minute. ♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> we turn a look at the use of torture and rendition techniques under the obama a