the cia says the senate report on the agency's program of terrorist suspects is off the mark. the report paint as disturbing picture of brutality and dishonesty. among the findings cia misled congress and the white house, it details harsh interrogation tactics including waterboarding, sleep deprivation, and confinement of suspects to small boxes and the most damageling, the methods were not effective in keeping americans safe from danger. >> history will judge us by our commitment to a just society governed by law and the willingness to face an ugly truth and say never again. >> well, susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, group morning. the full 6,200-page report remains classified but the executive report is out with a message saying this is not what america stands for but now cia is fighting back in all the report says at least 39 prisoners were subjected to harsh in teargation between 2002 and 2009. sometime before conventional methods had been exhausted. it finds 9/11 master mind khalil sheikh mohammed experienced a southeast of near drownings. president obama says there was no good time to release the report but it was important to do so. >> part of what sets us apart is when we do something wrong, we acknowledge it. >> the president commented on the report with two spanish language networks on monday. >> we did some things that violated who we are as a people. >> president obama banned the use of torture shortly after he took office. he said its use is not only wrong but counterproductive. the cia say the techniques led to other leaders and saved thousands. they oversaw preparations of the cia rebuttal report. >> the democratic report is deeply flawed. in fact, there were some members of congress who didn't think we were doing far enough. >> it has been decided no cia officials will be prosecuted and the cia is launching a broad down peroffensive report to this and launching ciasaveslives.com in part to save the public record. this morning the storm that pounded the atlantic seaboard is winding down as it moves way from new england. overnight, torrential wind blown rain. massachusetts, connecticut, new york, and rhode island are under flood watches. some areas got up to four inches of rain. wind gusts hit 55 miles per hour. >> it's very, very windy. we've got one that's dead that's about to hit the house. i go, please, not this storm. >> inland there was light snow and freezing rain. more is expected today before the storm blows out to sea. and there are also high winds and flood warnings posted on the west coast from california to washington. soaking rain has pushed rivers over their banks and kcbs's kathy johnson says severe weather isn't done yet. >> more storms on their way to the west. the bulk of the moisture will move in today through tomorrow. much needed soaking rain and mountain snows also on the way for drought-stricken california and this could be the strongest in intensity in terms of strong wind and heavy rain for the state since 2009. 3 to 5 inches of rain is expected in the bay area and up to 8 inches possible in the sierra foothills. as the system heads to the south by thursday night it could bring a couple more inches of rain to k and that could lead to more evacuations due to the mudslides. jackie johnson, cbs news. according to "the wall street journal" goodell will outline his plan during a meeting with league owners. the commissioner and the league are under stark criticism for the handling of the ray rice case and other incidents of domestic violence by players. under the new policy, a player accused of misconduct will immediately go on paid leave following formal charges or an independent investigation. neighbors in gaithersburg, maryland, are still in shock this morning after a plane crash killed six people. investigators say the business jet nearly stalled. it killed two little boys and the mother in their home. the remains of marie found konk her children. her husband said it's something know one should have to endure. >> they're missing a sister, a mother, a mom, what does a dad tell her dauter. a fund set up for the surviving daughter and her father has raised almost $300,000. some minority students at three top law schools want to delay their final exam because they've been protesting. they say the demonstrations have taken away from their study time. the schools say the students can petition to have their exams delayed. and for the fourth night in a row demonstrators took to the streets. dumpsters were set on fire and highways were blocked. if a while train service was suspended. police say they were hit by rocks and bottles. at least 13 people were arrested. and congress made a deal to avoid another shoot june. they agreed to a $1.3 trillion funding bill. a house vote is set for tomorrow. an m.i.t. economist told congress he was wrong in his remarks about obama care. jonathan gruber said the stupid of the average voter helped bring about the obamacare act. >> reporter: m.i.t. professor jonath jonathan gruber repeatedly apologized. >> black transparency is a huge political advantage and basically you know call it the stupidity of the american vote orer whatever, but really that was really, really critical. >> i made uninformed and glib comments. >> reporter: gruber said in several speeches he pretended to be more of a political insider than he was at the time. >> it's never important to make oneself more parnlt by demeaning others. they noted he made 21 trips to the white house and earned almost $400,000 as an administrative consultant. congressman trey gowdy -- >> all these quotes i just read you do, you didn't mean a single one of them, not a single one. >> what i said, congressman, was i was using glib, thoughtless language. >> you used them a lot. democrats say whatever gruber claimed in those speeches, obamacare was widely debated and republicans knew exactly how it was financed. wyatt andrews, 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