what the c.i.a. did to their detainees to the abuses that occurred at abu ghraib. any legal analysis that i have heard, including my own review shows me these tactics are illegal. let s check each of the boxes. you say it was torture. he said it wasn t and the lawyers say that. he says only three people were waterboarded. do you believe that? well, i don t know how many people were waterboarded. but the abuse was more than waterboarding, there was assaults, i mean it is just, if you look at the details in that report, it is just a terrible reflection of our country. but it just goes to whether or not people are being honest or not. that s why he mentioned the three. so i asked you about the three. he said it was not deceptive, that it was open and the people who needed to know knew. do you believe that? i don t believe that is the case at all. you believe that a former head of c.i.a. counterterrorism
stationed across three continents are on high alert ahead of the release of the u.s. senate report on torture. that report causing an unusual rift between the white house and senate democrats. we ll have more on that angle on this shortly. but first, what can we expect when the report is released later tuesday? we know it will show the cia used so-called enhanced interrogation deck techniques on more than 100 detainees. three of them received waterboarding, considered the harshest of the techniques. it will detail 20 case studies including the hunt for osama bin laden. now only 480 pages of this report will be released. the full report is some 6,000 pages long. and here is a look at the locations of the more than 6,000 u.s. marines on heightened alert. they are positioned to protect american interests should they come under threat. global affairs correspondent elise labott has more. reporter: diplomatic posts
investigating. the father of the officer who fired the fatal shot told a newspaper his son didn t realize the boy was just 12 years old and that the gun was fake. the orange tip usually to show those toys are fake was removed. want to move to another story we re following now. and more than 6,000 marines across three continents are on heightened alert ahead of a u.s. senate report on torture. we re expecting 480 pages to be made public later tuesday. that s out of an original 6,000-page report. it will show the cia used so-called enhanced interrogation techniques on more than 100 detainees. three received water boarding. it will detail 20 case studies,