. >> so the couple learned as they went along, everything from soil science to irrigation techniqu. and before they knew it, they had developed a thriving avocado orchard along the way. they now have 8,500 avocado trees, trees that have come to mean more to the couple than they ever could have imagined. >> we like to think that we have 8,500 employees working for us here at the facility on our area. and we like to think of every tree as really an individual with its own personality. >> my husband calls them employees, but they're kind of like my babies. and anytime anything happens to them we feel horrible. and you see when a tree is stressed and you have to take care of it. and if any of them die, you feel bad. you feel really bad. so you want to take care of them as best you can. > and those 8,500 employees continue to work hard for linda and mark who continue to dote on them. they hope to harvest about 15,000 pounds of fruit per acre this season alone. ea@h avocado is handpicked, making sure the stem is trimmed off so it doesn't scrape or bruise other avocados when it is packed.

techniques like waterboarding simply don't work santorum responded that mccain doesn't understand how an answer works. the guy who's actually been tortured doesn't know how torture works but santorum who's been a career politician knows everything about torture santorum is also the guy who's still in. as we found a new m d's in iraq i think we found a new campaign platform for santorum both santorum is a frothy mix of law is a nonsense and it will go on and the very very ugly eric cantor yesterday the house majority leader spoke to the c.m.e. group the world's largest operator of two riveted markets you know those secret markets that played a big part of the financial collapse a few years ago and what the cantor promised these banks jersey do make sure they can ruin our economy again. we want to help if we. go to where or where you see a case. like this very early trade we want to know so that it's. sensible oh. i don't know by you but i don't want you guys who just wrecked america to continue to lead america publicans are paving the way for another financial disaster and that's a ver

techniques under limited circumstances. so it makes me wonder how far we've come as a country in the last ten years and not in a good way has it really become acceptable to support torture and a mainstream televised political debate and to criticize those who oppose it he wanted me to discuss this is matthew alexander former senior military interrogator who conducted or supervised over thirteen hundred interrogations in iraq and he's currently a fellow at u.c.l.a. burkle center for international relations and the author of the book kill or capture matthew i want to thank you very much for joining us tonight first carter's you recognize this country today where it's ok to openly casually talk about torture or enhanced interrogation techniques and the politicization and a televised debate for president. i don't want to hear things like that and mr plenty by the way two years ago. go against the moral fabric of this country so obviously it is their first thought as a little bit with presidential candidates but you know if we n

-- interrogation technique such as water boarding. >> i would strongly recommend that we continue it. >> the u.s. government released videotapes seized from the compound osama bin laden was a living. he was watching videos of himself, appearing as an old man in a stocking cap, wrapped in a blanket. unlike a staged and video, where his beard is dyed black, here it is great. -- gray. >> it looked like he had been in a maximum-security place for five years. >> the youngest winner in of osama bin laden told pakistani authorities they moved to the town 2003, 1.5 hours away from the capital. others say there is no way the six-foot foreigner would have gone unnoticed. >> it does not prove anything. it does not prove that he is still in charge. >> the white house is demanding pakistani authorities hand over any materials seized from his compound. $50 million, that is how much he was worth to the u.s. now that he is dead, what happens to the potty? bounty.., -- the the bount two u.s. congressmen want the money to go towards helping our communities. >> the money could go to so many people. two

of the military commissions act forogan which i believe prohibits waterboarding and other enhanced irrigation techniques, we wrote in the language of the law thatl no one who used them before the enactment of the law should bes prosecuted. o and i don't think it's helpful the. i many advocates of these techniques have asserted their use on terrorists in our custody, particularly khalid khd sheikh mohammed, reveal thesheih trail for bin laden come a trail uhich had gone cold in recent m years at least to destruction.e the former attorney general of the united states, michael mccarthy recently claimed and i quote, the intelligence that led to bin laden began with a bt disclosure from khalid sheikhhad mohammed that broke like a under the pressure of harsh interrogation techniques that includedio waterboarding. he was the target information, including eventually nicknamedn of a trusted carrier of bin laden. that is false. so much misinformation being ess said into such an essential public debate is the fund, i i asked the director of central of intelligence, leon panetta for the facts and they re