Interrogation

Today, the White House said President Obama wants to delay the release of more than 40 photos allegedly showing the abuse of prisoners in US custody in Iraq and Afghanistan. The World’s Matthew Bell reports on Congressional inquiries into the use of harsh interrogation methods in terrorism cases.

Another issue facing the incoming Obama Administration is what to do about Bush Administration interrogation policies and whether to investigate alleged abuses. One option is a truth commission. The World’s Jeb Sharp reports.

Washington attorney Eric Holder appears likely to be the nominee for Attorney General. If he does get the job, he’s in for a challenge in remaking a Justice Department whose reputation has been badly tarnished. The World’s Jeb Sharp reports.

A new report from the Department of Justice examines the different interrogation techniques used by the FBI, CIA, and the military, but as The World’s Jason Margolis reports, the FBI received much higher marks.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with a Western election monitor who was in Zimbabwe for the recent elections there; Dileepan Sivapathasundaram was detained and interrogated by Zimbabwe officials.