eddie would not tell evan thomas more about what they did but he did say to thomas they had terrible things in mind to do to ramparts. >> i would be very curious, i can add a little bit to this. many years later i applied for my cia files under the freedom of information information act to make up many pages of them heavily redacted, sometimes just a few words on a page. it was amazing because i wasn't very very low person on the totem pole that ramparts. i had only been peripherally involved in the story but i did come out of it without much respect for what we journalists call the fact-checking process. i will give you just one little example. they had a lot of personal details about me my parents, my wife's parents and so forth and one of the things they had discovered was well one of the things that happened my wife and i had briefly been civil rights workers in mississippi in 1964. we got married the following year and we asked people in middle of wedding presents to make a contribution to a civil rights organization such as the student nonviolent coordinating committee that we

we still don't know all the things that they did but evan thomas, who wrote a great book called "the ery best men," interviewed a man who is no longer living, eddie applewhite, who returned to headquarters and told the story to evan. he was reporting to his boss, desmond fitzgerald, i think the third ranking cia official at that point and when he described what they had done to "ramparts," fitzgerald said, oh, eddie, you have a spot of blood on your pinafor. and, he would he, eddie would not tell evan thomas more about what they did but he did say to thomas, they had terrible things in mind to do to "ramparts." >> i would be very curious as someone who worked at "ramparts "at that time. i could add a little bit to this. many years later i applied for my cia files under the freedom of information act. i got, many, many pages of them, heavily rebeing todayed sometimes a few words on a page. it was amazing because i was a very very, very low person on the totem pole at "ram parts." i was only peripherally part of it. but i came out without much respect what we journalists talk about the

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evans a liberal who remained active in public life after he left obvious particularly on human rights issues. >>> the cyclone that hit vanuati has left people in need of food and water. andrew thomas reports. >> reporter: he was in japan with his president at a conference on preparing for disasters when disaster hit his own country. vanutu's climate minister is back. the australian government has flown in teams to check on the areas. the minister has hitched a ride. >> unlike the philippines vanuatu's cyclone did not create huge storm surges from the sea. even sow the low number of confirmed deaths and injuries so far have been remarkable. on a tour two hours on the ground to find out which preparations helped, and what can be done better in the future. this island in the north of vanuatu escaped the worse of the storm. but people here know next time it could be different and next time could be soon. because cyclones are becoming more common and more fierce. they're sure that climate change is in part to blame. the weather pattern is changing. we used to have cyclones, but this is the worst cyclone we've ever had. >> reporter: it's a common story. this is not the first bad cyclone