American and European Perspectives on the War on Terror

Italian prosecutors are asking the US for the extradition of 13 CIA operatives, accused of kidnapping an Egyptian cleric in Italy and transporting him back to Cairo where he was allegedly tortured. Today, the case took a twist when it was reported that Italian official approved of the CIA mission, known as "rendition." Since 9-11 more than 100 other cases just like this have taken place. What international laws apply, particularly between two allied countries? In the war on terror, how big a difference is there between American and European perspectives? Guest host Diana Nyad talks to a journalist in Italy, and experts in international law, human rights and counter-terrorism. (An extended version of this discussion aired earlier today on To the Point.)

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Diana Nyad,

2002 inductee into the International Swimming Hall of Fame, is a business sports columnist for

Marketplace. She has also served as senior sports correspondent for

Fox News, hosted her own show on

CNBC and is the

author of three books.