couple of days. good to see you state side. good to see you. more on the report that is again, coming out in a few moments. also happening right now down on capitol hill a senate hearing on sexual assault on college campuses. lawmakers addressing why just a fraction of victims go to the police. this hearing is happening right now. senators say one in five women are assaulted in college. one in five. that s a staggering statistic, but that the vast majority of those cases are not reported. the picking up steam after the rolling stone article describing an alleged gang rape at the fraternity house at university of virginia. the editors at the magazine since acknowledged mistakes in the reporting. in a letter to parents last night, the university s president said a ban on greek activity, greek life activity that ban will remain in place through at least january. msnbc continues to follow the story for us. she s here in new york. let s start with that one in
of detainees, around 100, just over 100, were taken by the cia, taken to the black sites and horrible things happened to them. this is an accounting of some of those horrible things. graphic, detailed account. yeah. a lot is raw data. hear about detainees flapping like fish on water boards. things we know happened but we ll hear the raw transcripts. the extent to which they happened. and the extent to which the operators relayed what they were seeing to their bosses. imagine you re witnessing something ugly you re carrying out something allugly and relaying what is happening. the raw data, some of that will be in the report. it s going to be harsh reading. the larger context is why is there so much push back from the cia? and some of the bush administration officials? they are saying that you asked us to do this. we had legal cover to do this.
report could spark anti-american violence. evan perez has a preview of what s in the report. also, dana bash who just spoke with senator dianne feinstein. senior white house correspondent jim acosta, pentagon correspondent barbara starr and with us from cairo where there are security concerns is ian lee. first, we want to go to evan perez with a look at what this report will say. good morning, evan. good morning, john. there s no doubt this is going to be a really ugly day for the cia. this report has been fought over for years now. for the last few months the cia has been working with the white house and with the senate to try to decide what to release in this report. the findings are going to be really ugly in the sense that we re going to learn a lot more about what went on in this program. we know for a fact that there s going to be more information about the detainees, what they were subjected to. we also know that the report will portray the cia as going
potentially explosive new report on the use of what many would call torture tactics that could come out over an hour from now. we know that dianne feinstein is going to be talking about it about 11:00. right now jonathan gruber in the hot seat getting grilled over controversial remarks over obamacare. we ll keep an eye on the hearing. we saw representative elijah cummings there. senators bound to take up the issue of sexual assault on college campuses. gaining national attention on surrounding the rolling stone article about the university of virginia. so much ahead on another jam-packed hour of the rundown. next. [ children yelling ] [ telephone rings ] [ shirley ] edward jones. this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip? [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investors. [ shirley ] he s right here. hold on one sec. [ male announcer ] .you d expect us
history. to talk about it now in the particular way you re trying to get up motion. you re trying to say you re doing things and shutting down gitmo and changing our tactics we re going away from the bush doctrine yet again. so many people in his administration are from the bush administration. they re doing the same things under bush and obama because the attorneys said it was okay. obviously i disagree with the majority of what hogan just said. look the main difference between this administration and the previous administration they come out and stopped tactics as soon as they came into office. we quibble about being less or more transparency. they re putting the report out. it needs to go out. the american people need to know what is in the report. we ll see what happens. but i think, you know, the right is overreacting and trying to scare people into saying we shouldn t release the report. thank you to both of you. thank you.