anyone and we come together. this is the time to bury our dead our heroes our warriors, show appreciation to the department. and it is time for the department to show appreciation of their comrades and not do disgraceful things as relates to the mayor or proceedings of a burial which is probably the most sacred thing we can do for those lost. certainly for new yorkers and those that serve new york city certainly those across the country watching what happened in new york city. i want to move from new york city if i may for a second and look at d.c. there s a head line that bubbled up, steve skolice, speaking in front of white sue premises him saying he may not have been fully aware who he was speaking in front of. this was 12 years ago, many
muslim who was a former detainee at the guantanamo prison, and he says what is necessary now is very much to track down those people responsible for torture and punish them. and also what he was saying was if that the united states decides it s not going to obey the rules of law and war and on the conventions on torture, then why should any of the united states enemies, christine. karl penhaul live with that. thanks. another reveal from the report, how much money the cia spent to do all of this. well over $3 million on detention program. that money was used for detention as well as show appreciation to host countries that housed the jails. specifics from the countries and the exact costs are redacted from the report. one detail provided is that the cia spent $200,000 alone for a detention center built in 2002. the $3 million price tag does not include personnel costs but
investigation as widespread as this u.s. investigation into its role into torture techniques and assisting the united states. we have heard also comments from a british muslim who was held in guantanamo prison. and in his comments, he says that what must follow now is prosecution for those responsible for torture. what he also goes on to say is that now that the united states has broken the rules of war and violated conventions on torture. then the gloves are off. the rules have been broken. so now expect the enemies of the united states to break the rules. i think it s pretty clear, karl, they ve been breaking those rules already. karl penhaul in london, thank you so much. the cia spent well over $300 million in its detention in the interrogation program. the money was used to fund detention centers, as well as, quote, show appreciation for host countries that housed the