two little boys knocked on my door and said the police just shot your son twice in the stomach. a mother s grief, speaking out about the death of her 12-year-old son at the hands of cleveland police. she is calling for the cops to be convicted. a royal backlash in brooklyn, demonstrators greet the duke and duchess of cambridge outside a basketball game. good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. i m stephanie sy. i m del walters. u.s. troops are on high a letter, the report on interrogation methods set to be released today. in a few hours, democrats in the senate intelligence committee will release a portion of the report that was years in the making detailing u of torture on al-qaeda suspects after 9/11, including sleep deprivation, confinement and waterboarding. it may question whether these methods yield would valuable information. the military stations thousands of troops at embassies over seas in anticipation of a backlash. jami washington is in washingto
consider this , those stories and more ahead. coercive interrogation techniques did not produce vital intelligence. not only is torture wrong, it doesn t work. the numerous interrogations resulted in 766 disseminated reports. disgraced advisor jonathan gruber offering an apology. i made uninformed and glib promises. i made mean and insulting comments uncalled for. one in five women are assaulted in college. it s a staggering statistic. she s moving forward with a serious of changes. 70% of chinese people do not realise that ivory is coming from poached elephants. they think it s teeth that had fallen out. a man walked into a synagogue stabbing a student in the head. the suspect yelled i want to kill the jew. we begin with an explosive senate intelligence report on the c.i.a. the report released today examines the c.i.a. s secret overseas detention of at least 119 individuals, and the use of coercive interrogation techniques. in some cases amounting
coercive interrogation intelligence. not only is torture wrong, it doesn t work. the numerous interrogations resulted in reports. disgraced advisor jonathan gruber offering an apology. i made promises. i made mean and insulting comments uncalled for. one in five women are assaulted in college. it s a staggering statistic. she s moving forward with a serious of changes. 70% of chinese people do not realise that ivory is coming from poached elephants. they think it s teeth that had fallen out. a man walked into a synagogue stabbing a student in the head. the suspect yelled i want to kill the jew. we begin with an explosive senate intelligence report on the c.i.a. the report released today examines the c.i.a. s secret overseas detention of at least 119 individuals, and the use of coercive interrogation techniques. in some cases torture. the report cess the c.i.a. misled the public about the enhanced interrogation techniques that were more brutal than
replace the deputy he sacked japan - tough secrecy laws come into effect. why critics say they are too harsh. i m nick clark off the coast of peru, on the abundant waters of the pacific ocean, where there s a looming threat to marine life. the united nations and human rights groups are calling for u.s. officials to be prosecuted for their role in interrogation techniques of al qaeda suspects. it follows a report on secret practices at hidden sites around the world. the report suggests no useful intelligence was gained from torturing prisoners. patty culhane in washington has more. reporter: hundreds of pages of detailed evidence of what happened to 119 men detained by the central intelligence agencies in secret prison, like this in lithuania. the c.i.a. programme was more brutal than people were led to believe detainees were detained from sleep for up to 180 hours. they were forced to have ena mas - not for medical reasons. and waterboarding, which the c.i.a. desc
president calls an emergency meeting to replace the deputy he sacked. plus. i m nick clark off the coast of peru, in the abaund unt water where abundant waters where there s a looming threat to marine life the united nations and human rights groups are causing for u.s. officials to be procuted for their role in interrogation prosecuted for interrogation techniques, following tore future practices at hidden sites around the world, and no useful intelligence was gained from torturing prisoniers. reporter: hundreds of pages of evidence of what happened to 119 men detained in secret prisons, like this one in lithuania. the cia programme was more brutal than people were led to believe. detainees were deprived sleep for 180 hours. five forced to have enemas, not for medical reasons. there are reports five people were water boarded which the cia describes as a series of near drownings, and there s reports of physical violent beatings, contradicting assurances from top