tonight from the release of the so-called cia torture report that all the world has now been allowed to see. tonight, six different u.s. embassies overseas have issued security advisories in case of a violent response t what s detailed in that report. last night on this broadcast we heard the cia director under esident bush strongly defend the program. tonight, one of the psychologists who s been called the architect of the cia interrogation program, and a man who profited financially from it, is speaking out and defending the brutal interrogation techniques used on prisoners. and detailed in the report. we begin here tonight with our chief foreign affairs our d.c. newsroom.ea mitchell in andrea, good evening. reporter: good evening, brian. cia leaders try to restore morale at the agency. and one of the architects came out of the shadows. james mitchell, one of two psychologists who came up with the torture techniques today in florida. it s not always pretty. and i think
for the raise. really? did he really just say that. the head of microsoft told a room full of women to trust the system and karma. the outrage this morning and what it really says about women s pay in america. good morning, america. we are all shaking our heads right here. it s bad karma to ask for a raise. he said that in front of a room full of women. yeah. what s the number one rule for a speaker? know your audience. know who you re speaking to. unbelievable. unblooesk. and you remember the girl shot by the taliban, malala. she won the nobel peace prize. children s advocate, youngest ever at 17. you were one of the last to interview her. she was trying to shine the spotlight on the girls kidnapped by beau k boko haram. what she s accomplished in 2002 years. incredible. countries on high alert. this is further proof. that hazmat team boarding a flight from philadelphia after a passenger made a comment about having ebola. and tom llamas has the latest on th
temperatures. it s not really about asking for the raise. really? did he really just say that. the head of microsoft told a room full of women to trust the system and karma. the outrage this morning and what it really says about women s pay in america. good morning, america. we are all shaking our heads right here. it s bad karma to ask for a raise. he said that in front of a room full of women. yeah. what s the number one rule for a speaker? know your audience. know who you re speaking to. unbelievable. unblooesk. and you remember the girl shot by the taliban, malala. she won the nobel peace prize. children s advocate, youngest ever at 17. you were one of the last to interview her. she was trying to shine the spotlight on the girls kidnapped by beau k boko haram. what she s accomplished in 2002 years. incredible. countries on high alert. this is further proof. that hazmat team boarding a flight from philadelphia after a passenger made a comment about havi
details on that developing story. first let s check in with rosemary to see how we are looking on this first full day of spring. good morning to you. he with have a cooling we have a cooling trend. even a few scattered showers in the forecast. i will detail that for you. concord with a few showers in the overnight. as we start the day a mix of sun and clouds a live look from ktvu. where we have cloudy skies here in our area. the mix of sun and clouds through the morning and then through the afternoon we will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny. storm tracker 2, into your day for today. these are going to pull through. we are not finished with the clouds because we have a few systems moving over northern california. today is going to be about the clouds. it ll be about cooler temperatures for the afternoon. for tomorrow the possibility of scattered showers as we start sunday and then eventually turning in to rain. outside the door right now 46 in napa. we have 51 redwood. wal
oh, man. that could be the daily show. that could be snl. but it s actually real. who is it? yes, it is congress. good morning, everyone. time to wake up, sleepyhead. it s friday, october 4th. welcome to morning joe. with us on set is, pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of the washington post eugene robinson here with us in new york. that s nice. msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at nyu, haired ford junior and in washington it s time to have your corn flakes. senior political editor and white house correspondent for the huffington post, sam stein. and john heilemann is in a gutter somewhere, but he ll be here in a moment. get directv. knows what he s doing. we ll get to the latest on the government shutdown in a moment. first, that dramatic scene on capitol hill streets yesterday where a woman who is suspected of trying to run down a white house barricade was eventually shot and killed on the streets near the senate. it all