josÉ rodrÍguez. cia. josÉ rodrÍguez. y un mÉdico hispano se [ locutor] el nuevo degree con la tecnología motionsense, es el único antiperspirante que responde directamente al movimiento. ♪ entre más te mueves, más trabaja. ♪ degree, no te abandona. >>> el proceso al ex senador, que enfrenta un juicio por supuesta malversaciÓn de fondos en su campaÑa. buscaba la nominaciÓn presidencial demÓcrata en el 2008. si es declarado culpable. podrÍa enfrentar 30 aÑos de prisiÓn. y una multa de un millÓn y medio de dÓlares. >>> durante 30 aÑos. josÉ rodrÍguez, viviÓ en las sombras, dentro de la cia fue director servicio nacional clandestino. y tambiÉn fue que instituto yo el mÉtodo de water boarding para interrogar a terroristas capturados despuÉs del 911. en mi charla exclusiva con Él insiste, fue extremadamente efectivo. >>> en la prueba, es que no nos han atacado luego del 911. antes del 911, tuvimos ataques en africa, las embajadas norteamÉricas y el ataque de us. y luego de eso no nos vuelven a cargar

ud. será la señorita rodríguez. sí, raquel rodríguez. sí. aquí está. le va a gustar mucho la argentina. ese mismo día, la señora suárez y su hijo me llevaron a conocer a maría, la novia de federico. ( música flamenca de guitarra ) ( guitarra y palmadas ) iolé! iolé! iolé! iolé! ( aplausos ) fui a cenar con ellos y luego me despedí. aquí está tu taxi, raquel. ah, gracias, federico. les deseo mucha suerte a los dos. ambos: gracias. adiós, señora. adiós. adiós, maría. adiós. adiós, federico. adiós... y que tengas un buen viaje a la argentina. gracias. ¿raquel, no tienes tiempo para visitar el museo del prado? mañana voy. mi vuelo no sale hasta las cinco. a mí me encanta ir al prado. te va a gustar mucho. ya lo creo. señora, le diré a rosario que le escriba pronto. aquí tengo su carta. no me voy olvidar de ella. gracias, raquel. que tenga muy buen viaje. gracias, señora. si vuelve otra vez a madrid, ya sabe que aquí tiene unos amigos. muchas gracias. y algo más-- hay algo más en la vida que el trabajo. hay que dedicarle tiempo

el doctor eduardo rodrÍguez, es uno de los pocos en este paÍs. que se especializa en este innovador procedimiento. y en este, el centro mÉdico de la universidad de maryland. nunca pensÉ que podrÍa hacer eso. y tan pronto. >>> en abril, rodrÍguez, le realizÓ a este joven richard lee el trasplante de cara mÁs extenso y completo efectuado hasta la fecha. un balazo destrozÓ parte de la cara a norris, que perdiÓ parte de su lengua y los dientes. >>> nadie le querÍa dar empleo vive encerrado en una casa. hace sus compras de noche. >>> la tarea de los cirujanos, era inmensa, tanto asÍ, que practicaron con 20 cadÁveres. >>> la diferencia principal es la cantidad de tejido del cuero cabelludo hasta el cuello. los labios, la nariz y los pÁrpados. >>> le reconstruyeron la lengua, mandÍbula y dientes trabajaron 150 mÉdicos y enfermeras. les tomÓ 36 horas un dÍa y medio. >>> tenemos asegurar que encontramos todos los nervios pequeÑos que tenemos que reconectar para tener sensz bld. cosa que fue posible, gracias a la experiencia y calificacion

it suggests that protecting the identities of the interrogators z's not jose rodriguez concern. as he said, the heat from destroying is nothing compared to what it would be the tips got into the public domain. he set out of context, it would make us look terrible. it would be devastating to us. >> you must have been aware of what those tapes showed in order for you to believe that the effect would be devastating. >> well, it is not a pretty sight when you're waterboarding anybody or using any of these techniques. to be perfectly honest. >> in your screaming and vomiting? >> i do not know about that, but it is not a pretty sight. >> but did you say that if it became public, that would make us look terrible and it would be devastating? >> yes, of course i said that. yes. if your waterboarding somebody and they are naked, of course. that was a concern of mine, yes. ♪ >> the trial of khalid shaikh mohammed and the alleged 9/11 plotters will arrau's conflicting memories. -- will bring conflicting memories to the memories of the 3000 lives lost on 9/11 and memories of the methods us

una entrevista con josÉ rodrÍguez. el autor del libro (nombre en inglÉs). >>> sabe que hay una vertiente de pensamientos que dice, que nada de lo que usted hizo conllevÓ a nada positivo. solo acosas negativas la muerte de bin laden no tuvo que ver con waterboarding y que fue tortura de estos prisioneros. >>> muy equivocados estÁn lo que dicen eso te sugiero que leas el libro 9/11 que habla extensamente de la informaciÓn. y el capÍtulo 5 y 7. es informaciÓn que se abstuvo de prisioneros que tuvimos. >>> usando estas tÁcticas?. >>> usando estas tÁcticas. >>> usted piensa que no se torturÓ a un ser humano, que se le puso un trapo en la cabeza, y que se le echÓ agua, y no penso que kquedarÍa muerto. >>> nada de eso fue tortura absolutamente no. tiene que ver con manipulaciÓn sicolÓgica del prisionero. >>> si el fbi por ejemplo, pudiera haber entrevistado, a estos prisioneros, a estos terroristas, quizÁs hubieran sacado esa informaciÓn o mejor informaciÓn sin tener que hacer estas cosas controvertidas. >>> b

rodriguez. here is what he says. zubada gave up valuable information to the fbi, interrogators including information about khalid sheikh mohammed they obtained information that led the cia and the fbi to capture jose padilla, okay? the american guy in chicago then he says when the cia interrogation team headed by you, mr. rodriguez, used enhanced interrogation techniques, zubada stopped cooperating. >> well, ali was not there when we started to use enhanced interrogation techniques. >> bill: let's walk through it zufan says that the fbi got the information about khalid sheikh mohammed not the cia. true or false? >> the only two things that he got. the one thing that he got was that khalid sheikh mohammed was muktar that was the name he had used. even the story about jose padilla is not so. >> bill: don't get ahead of yourself there. who interrogated zubada first who you or the fbi. >> it was our prisoner. it was our detention facility and we had a joint fbi. >> bill: who went in first to ask him. cia or fbi? >> it wa

la señorita raquel rodríguez ¿se ha registrado? rodríguez... no. a ver. sí, hay una reservación pero ella no se ha presentado. iqué raro! ¿me permite el teléfono? por supuesto, aquí tiene. marque el número 9 para conseguir línea. ( teléfono suena ) mujer: ¿bueno? ¿con la casa de pedro castillo? mujer: don pedro no se encuentra ahorita. ¿con quién hablo, por favor? mi nombre es arturo iglesias, y vengo de la argentina. ¿le puedo dar un mensaje? mujer: sí, señor, ¿cómo no? le llamó la señorita rodríguez. ¿el doctor arturo iglesias? sí, él habla. soy pedro castillo. mucho gusto. ah, mucho gusto. ¿recibió mi mensaje? sí. disculpe la tardanza en contestar. lo recibí muy tarde. por favor, no se preocupe. ¿sabe algo del accidente? ¿accidente? sí. ¿no ha hablado con raquel? ¿raquel? ya está en méxico? sí, me dejó un mensaje en el hotel. roberto, mi sobrino, el nieto de don fernando ha sufrido un accidente. arturo: entonces, ¿no hay ninguna noticia? no, yo tampoco, raquel no me ha llamado. bueno, hasta luego, pedro. sí, sí,

rodriguez later. you know, he said that was foremost in his mind and the threat of a second wave, a third wave, something i remember colonel north said that very day on september 11 when i brewed you. what are your thoughts on all of this? >> my brother was an f-4 carrier-based fighter pilot who was waterboarded. he called it p.o.w. school. five of the pilots were exmilitary pilots and four of them might have been waterboarded as well. when i read the so-called torture memos describing the enhanced interrogation program, i wept because this administration gave our play book to the enemy. and i believe that the enhanced interrogation program, not only worked. i know that the holder of justice department thinks it works too because they described the program in one of their memo -- legal briefs in the trial of the african embassy bomber and said it was a vital program, a reasonable program that didn't just -- wasn't just speculation. it worked, they provided the evidence that it worked and they said, si

rodriguez showed to the site. so these are the facts. >> bill: so he says though that you weren't on the site. you didn't know what the cia got out of zubaydah or bin al shibh and ultimately khalid sheikh mohammed you weren't on site. >> i was on site at the beginning. the fbi pulled out from the site. >> bill: where was the site. >> i cannot tell you that. >> bill: you were there in the beginning and who was present? what terrorist was present. >> zubaydah. >> bill: zubaydah was present and you were there in the beginning and the fbi and the cia were there together. >> yes. >> bill: at that point you weren't roughing him up. you were interrogating us a would anywhere. can you tell me whether it was overseas it? >> was overseas. >> bill: that's what i thought. then they build you out and rodriguez and his guys went in. >> right. >> and they waterboarded sue zubaydah. they say the information they got led to khalid sheikh mohammed. >> that's factually not to the truth here. >> bill: how do you know that. >> i'm sti

rodriguez. here is what he says. zubada gave up valuable information to the fbi, interrogators including information about khalid sheikh mohammed they obtained information that led the cia and the fbi to capture jose padilla, okay? the american guy in chicago then he says when the cia interrogation team headed by you, mr. rodriguez, used enhanced interrogation techniques, zubada stopped cooperating. >> well, ali was not there when we started to use enhanced interrogation techniques. >> bill: let's walk through it zufan says that the fbi got the information about khalid sheikh mohammed not the cia. true or false? >> the only two things that he got. the one thing that he got was that khalid sheikh mohammed was muktar that was the name he had used. even the story about jose padilla is not so. >> bill: don't get ahead of yourself there. who interrogated zubada first who you or the fbi. >> it was our prisoner. it was our detention facility and we had a joint fbi. >> bill: who went in first to ask him. cia or fbi? >> it wa

rodriguez later. you know, he said that was foremost in his mind and the threat of a second wave, a third wave, something i remember colonel north said that very day on september 11 when i brewed you. what are your thoughts on all of this? >> my brother was an f-4 carrier-based fighter pilot who was waterboarded. he called it p.o.w. school. five of the pilots were exmilitary pilots and four of them might have been waterboarded as well. when i read the so-called torture memos describing the enhanced interrogation program, i wept because this administration gave our play book to the enemy. and i believe that the enhanced interrogation program, not only worked. i know that the holder of justice department thinks it works too because they described the program in one of their memo -- legal briefs in the trial of the african embassy bomber and said it was a vital program, a reasonable program that didn't just -- wasn't just speculation. it worked, they provided the evidence that it worked and they said, si

rodriguez showed to the site. so these are the facts. >> bill: so he says though that you weren't on the site. you didn't know what the cia got out of zubaydah or bin al shibh and ultimately khalid sheikh mohammed you weren't on site. >> i was on site at the beginning. the fbi pulled out from the site. >> bill: where was the site. >> i cannot tell you that. >> bill: you were there in the beginning and who was present? what terrorist was present. >> zubaydah. >> bill: zubaydah was present and you were there in the beginning and the fbi and the cia were there together. >> yes. >> bill: at that point you weren't roughing him up. you were interrogating us a would anywhere. can you tell me whether it was overseas it? >> was overseas. >> bill: that's what i thought. then they build you out and rodriguez and his guys went in. >> right. >> and they waterboarded sue zubaydah. they say the information they got led to khalid sheikh mohammed. >> that's factually not to the truth here. >> bill: how do you know that. >> i'm sti

rodriguez is totally wrong here. as fbi agents we are trained to deal with facts. let's stick with the facts. >> bill: okay. >> he said on your show that enhanced interrogation techniques started in august of 2002. mr. padilla was arrested in may of 2002. it is physically impossible that information that arrested the alleged dirty bomber jose padilla. the information we got from mr. padilla the joint cia fbi team without the enhanced interrogation technique in april of 2002. ksm by us in early 2002 before even the two react torres, outside contractors hired boy rodriguez showed to the site. these are the facts. >> bill: he says you weren't on the site. you didn't know what the cia got out of zubaydah and al she'd? >> i on the fbi pulled out from the site. >> bill: where was the site. >> i can't tell you that. >> bill: you were there in the beginning and what terrorist was president. >> zubaydah. >> bill: he was present and you there were in the beginning. the fbi and cia were there together? >> yes. >> bill: at that point you weren't roughing them up. weren't doing

perry, two scoreless and now rodriguez, 2 outs in the ninth. so the stage is set for the bottom of the inning, for the top of the washington batting order, and is he the best closer in the game right now? he is certainly the most effective. >> he has the longest streak right now, as far as consecutive closes are concerned. when you look at this, if you are the nationals, could this be one of those things you look back on, if you could put something on him in the ninth inning. they are scuffling, we know that. have you a guy out there in the bullpen, probably going as good as anybody in the game. what you can do, go to the bottom of the ninth and troy to put something on, one of the best closers in the game. >> robert andino, 2 hits tonight, 2 rbis, a run score scoreed. >> rodriguez starting to get loose now. >> 98. >> 98. we saw nors, 96 in there. starting to get loose. he worked up a lather. >> there is nothing wrong with throwing 94 over the plate with some movement. that's what he did to xavier avery, after falling behind. a ball popped out

buenos días, me llamo raquel rodríguez... iah! señorita rodríguez, la esperábamos ayer. sí, es que ha habido un accidente. ¿un accidente? ¿se encuentra ud. bien? sí, yo estoy bien, pero... ¿desea cancelar la reservación? no, no, no, no. no deseo cancelar mi reservación. sólo quiero saber si ha llegado el señor arturo iglesias. sí, señorita. ¿la comunico con su habitación? sí, por favor, muchas gracias. ( teléfono suena ) no contesta. no está en su habitación. ( sigue sonando ) ( suspira ) no hay caso. tendré que llamar otra vez. ( teléfono suena ) ¿lograron comunicarse? yo hablé con mi familia en puerto rico. raquel está intentando llamar a méxico otra vez. ¿hay algo nuevo? no... mira, yo creo que tendremos que esperar hasta la tarde. ay... ¿tanto tiempo? van lento, angela, pero seguro. pobre roberto. estará desesperado. tendrá que tener paciencia. ya no falta tanto. bueno, por fin pude dejarle un mensaje a tu tío arturo, pero en casa de pedro la línea está siempre ocupada. ¿podemos ir a la excavación? mira, no vale la pena. ¿por qué no

rodriguez is totally wrong here. as fbi agents we are trained to deal with facts. let's stick with the facts. >> bill: okay. >> he said on your show that enhanced interrogation techniques started in august of 2002. mr. padilla was arrested in may of 2002. it is physically impossible that information that arrested the alleged dirty bomber jose padilla. the information we got from mr. padilla the joint cia fbi team without the enhanced interrogation technique in april of 2002. ksm by us in early 2002 before even the two react torres, outside contractors hired boy rodriguez showed to the site. these are the facts. >> bill: he says you weren't on the site. you didn't know what the cia got out of zubaydah and al she'd? >> i on the fbi pulled out from the site. >> bill: where was the site. >> i can't tell you that. >> bill: you were there in the beginning and what terrorist was president. >> zubaydah. >> bill: he was present and you there were in the beginning. the fbi and cia were there together? >> yes. >> bill: at that point you weren't roughing them up. weren't doing

perry, two scoreless and now rodriguez, 2 outs in the ninth. so the stage is set for the bottom of the inning, for the top of the washington batting order, and is he the best closer in the game right now? he is certainly the most effective. >> he has the longest streak right now, as far as consecutive closes are concerned. when you look at this, if you are the nationals, could this be one of those things you look back on, if you could put something on him in the ninth inning. they are scuffling, we know that. have you a guy out there in the bullpen, probably going as good as anybody in the game. what you can do, go to the bottom of the ninth and troy to put something on, one of the best closers in the game. >> robert andino, 2 hits tonight, 2 rbis, a run score scoreed. >> rodriguez starting to get loose now. >> 98. >> 98. we saw nors, 96 in there. starting to get loose. he worked up a lather. >> there is nothing wrong with throwing 94 over the plate with some movement. that's what he did to xavier avery, after falling behind. a ball popped out

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¿me podría decir cuál es el número de la habitación de la licenciada raquel rodríguez? ¿cómo no? arturo, no está. ¿cómo? don fernando no está. ila habitación está vacía! captioning of this program is made possible by the annenberg/cpb project and the geraldine r. dodge foundation. en el episodio previo le dejaron a roberto salir del hospital. no ha sufrido más que unas pocas magulladuras. ¿entonces? entonces ya puede dejar esta cama para alguien que la necesita de veras. como querían verse bien para el encuentro con don fernando todos decidieron ir de compras. mientras roberto y los demás se ocupaban de su apariencia física en nueva york pati tenía problemas graves con manuel domínguez el productor del teatro universitario. este es un teatro de y para adultos y no pienso cambiar nada de la obra y voy a seguir ensayando con los actores. manuel quería que pati hiciera unos cambios porque la obra es muy controvertida pero pati dijo que no. diles a tus patrocinadores que son ellos los que deben pensarlo bien. más tarde... se ha enojado conmigo a causa de esta obra. pa

he is responding to comments made by cia agent jose rodriguez. we played those comments for you. rodriguez asked the question how can it be more ethical to kill people by drones than capturing them. rodriguez makes a good point. >> we are blowing the hill out of these people in space, no trial, no prufrpesumption of innocent they are dead and so are the people around them. the same president that orders that will not dunk people in the water. does that make sense to anybody? the president well understands the difference between dproeron and waterboarding. his decision to ban it is a political one playing to his crew. tough to make the argument on that one. >>> he will be live on fox and friends today at 6 clrn 30. want to tune in for that. he has so much interesting information about that whole time. >>> now time for the 5 at 5:30 the top five stories making news at this hour for you. while you were sleeping secretary of state hillary clinton departing for china as the diplomatic storm intensifies between the u.s. and china over a blind chinese disaccident. the dispute threatens

rodriguez? we're blowing the hell out of these people from space. no trial. no presumption of innocence. they are just dead and so is everybody around them. the same president who orders that will not dunk people in water. that makes sense to anybody? talking points believes the president well understands the difference between drones and waterboarding. his decision to ban coerce interrogation is simply a political one playing to his crew. tough to make a sanity argument on that one. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. let's bring in two sane people at least on some days. mary katharine ham and juan williams. they are in washington. fox news analysts. juan, explain to me the difference between waterboarding and drone attacks? >> well, you know, bill, these people are plotting terrorist activities against the united states, when they are engaged in executing, they are on their battlefield. they are terrorists. we engage them on their battlefield when we use drones to attack them because essentially they are like soldiers and soldiers get shot, they

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terry, you said guys like jose rodriguez, guys like you live in reality. let me ask you this, would the plots have been stopped without the harsh an teargas techniques? he says i can't answer that question. perhaps. then she says, you told us the whole rational for the an teargas program was to stop an imminent attack. the inspector general says it didn't stop any imminent attack. i submit to you we don't know. i can't answer that question, perhaps. and i submit to you we don't know. not the most resounding defense i have ever heard. >> yes. but didn't they say something about the inspector general was opposed to the policies. he might have had a dog in that hunt and finding it not effective. and somebody we have done battlefield an teargases. we have done the right thing. you were in the army and i was in the army. when you put people in stress, you start getting stuff out of it. >> believe me. i can understand what he is saying. >> the inspector general says water boarding doesn't work. rodriguez says it did. 24r* is only one way to find out who is telli

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rodriguez? we're blowing the hell out of these people from space. no trial. no presumption of innocence. they are just dead and so is everybody around them. the same president who orders that will not dunk people in water. that makes sense to anybody? talking points believes the president well understands the difference between drones and waterboarding. his decision to ban coerce interrogation is simply a political one playing to his crew. tough to make a sanity argument on that one. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. let's bring in two sane people at least on some days. mary katharine ham and juan williams. they are in washington. fox news analysts. juan, explain to me the difference between waterboarding and drone attacks? >> well, you know, bill, these people are plotting terrorist activities against the united states, when they are engaged in executing, they are on their battlefield. they are terrorists. we engage them on their battlefield when we use drones to attack them because essentially they are like soldiers and soldiers get shot, they