ERICA HILL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: I'm Erica Hill. INSIDE THE VEIL continues in a moment. But first, this "360 Bulletin." At least 80 people killed in two suicide bombings in Iraq making this the deadliest day of the year. One attack targeting people who were getting food in central Baghdad, the other happened at a restaurant northeast of the capital. A newly released Central Intelligence report shows in 2002 then- National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice endorsed waterboarding as an interrogation technique. The secretary of state, Colin Powell, wasn't told it was being used on terror suspects until a year later. GM workers are getting extended summer vacations they don't want. The automaker will temporarily close 13 of its 20 North American plants over the next few months to cut inventory due to sagging sales. And Michelle Obama, celebrating "Take Your Child to Work Day" at the White House today with more than 100 children. During a Q&A; session, she was asked about the first dog.</s>MICHELLE OBAMA, FIRST LADY OF THE UNITED STATES: Well, the dog. Oh, he is a crazy dog. You know, he loves to chew on people's feet. I'll tell you a story about Bo last night. It was, like, 10:00 at night. Everybody was asleep. And we hear all this barking and jumping around. And the president and I came out. We thought somebody was out there. And it was just Bo. He was playing with his ball. And it was like there was another person in the house. He's kind of crazy. But he's still a puppy, so he likes to play a lot.</s>HILL: Those are your headlines. I'm Erica Hill. INSIDE THE VEIL continues after this.
80 People Dead in Two Suicide Bombings; CIA Report: Rice Endorsed Waterboarding in 2002