terrorists. let me repeat, zero sympathy. brian williams, you should have your citizenship revoked for asking general hayden this. what if you, god forbid, members of your family had to undergo some of the treatments we are reading about in this report? mr. williams, innocent americans died at the hands of terrorists and you compare them to a general s family? i m embarrassed for you and for nbc and for those on the right, senator mccain, this goes for you. i dispute wholeheartedly that it was right for them to use these methods. senator, stop apologizing for keeping america safe. those procedures were legal and effective. and here s the thing. senator feinstein and all her colleagues were aware of enhanced interrogations. now they want to call out the cia. well, we re calling you out for your hypocrisy. see, your weak-kneed response to terror does nothing, nothing, to make terrorists hate us less. it does, however, make america
later. i m letting him down. reporter: according to the naacp review, dr. rad ditch also noted she was not provided with photographs or dimensions of the swing-set. without this information she would be unable to evaluate the ability to create the scenario. lacy said she told investigators the belts used to fashion the noose did not belong to lennon. i know every piece and every stick of clothes this child has. i buy it, i know. reporter: the report from the local medical examiner notes the belts appeared to be dog leashes. according to the naacp review, rad ditch said she thought some portion must be missing because there was no secondary cut in either belt, a cut that would have been made to take the body down. lennon s family says he left home wearing size 12 air jordans but found wearing these size 10 1/2 air force 1 s, shoes not with lennon s body when he was at the medical examiner s
you don t need to think about the energy that makes our lives possible. because we do. we re exxonmobil and powering the world responsibly is our job. because boiling an egg. isn t as simple as just boiling an egg. life takes energy. energy lives here. details of the so-called torture report have sparked a fierce debate over what should have been done in the days after 9/11. there s a debate over whether this report should have been made public.
the big story was the torture report. this morning, new evidence measuring how much the revelations contained within that report appear to be resonating with the country. but we want to begin this hour with more on the funding fight. it s not really about keeping the government open, which is now tearing washington apart. within the last 36 hours we ve learned how powerful elizabeth warren is. her influence in the wake of this only figures to grow. senator warren who sparked a revolt over a wall street-friendly provision in the bill to keep the government open urged democrats on the other side of capitol hill, democrats in the house, to stand with her. that s what helped to get nancy pelosi on board at least publicly, once that happened, suddenly that government funding bill that everyone figured would sail through this week was in major jeopardy. i urge my colleagues in the house, particularly democratic colleagues whose votes are essential to moving this package forward, to withh
legislation. this bill i am proud to say passed the senate on thursday evening. senator shumer did a wonderful job and cornen got it through the senate. now we will come back in january and move the bill through the house. this will enable victims of terrorism to hold accountable those who finance the attacks, those who aid and abet the terrorists that are killing the loved ones or threatening to kill our loved ones on american soil. do you fear or is there concern from yourself or other families that this information could in some way be twisted to help the bad guys? for example, there are attorneys for detainees who say the so-called torture report, for example, could maybe aid their clients, spare them from the death penty. might it be a good idea to withhold some information? again, you know, i haven t read the 500 pages. it s very hard for me to speak on them specifically.