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We were subjected to severe torture and my little finger was broken.

I was repeatedly subjected to hitting on the head, causing bleeding multiple times.

There was almost daily torture in the Israeli prisons.

When prisoners' cells were raided daily, they were severely beaten every day.

We say this with full certainty, and we lived through it with great bitterness.

Human Rights Watch is calling on the international... and we lived through it with great bitterness.

Human Rights Watch is calling on the International Criminal Court

to investigate Israel for arbitrarily detaining

and torturing Palestinian health care workers.

We'll go to Ramulloch to speak with the co-author of the new report

on the harrowing experiences of eight doctors, nurses, and paramedics

recently held in Israeli prisons.

Then sky-high rents and a housing shortage

are major issues in the elections here in the United States.

Some corporate landlords collude with each other

to set artificially high rental prices,

often using algorithms in price fixing software to do it.

It's anti-competitive and it drives up costs. I will fight for a law that cracks down on these practices.

Rent going up, one company's algorithm could be why.

We'll speak with the ProPublica reporter whose explosive

investigation into Real Page helped prompt a Department of Justice lawsuit.

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