the ira demands a vow of secret see on the pain of death, so they agreed to keep the ira interviews secret until the men who gave them were dead. >> do you have a problem with committing all of this to secret tip to be used only have you have died? >> i don't have a problem with that. if i did have a problem with that i wouldn't be sitting here talking in the microphone. >> reporter: this is the audio recording of the former cellmate, brendan hughes, first broadcast several years after his death in 2008. rare words, rare admissions from the secretive terrorists organization. >> a lot of the stuff that i am saying here, i am saying it entrust because i have a trust in you, and i have never ever, ever admitted being in the ira, never. i've just done it here. >> reporter: he was the commander the night jean was kidnapped, and he knows who was responsible for her killing. >> i knew she was going to be executed, i knew that. i didn't know she was going to be buried or disappeared as they call them now. >> reporter: few know for sure what other answers, and what other closure the archives might

the i.r.a. interviews secret until the men who gave them were dead. >> do you have a problem with committing allhis to a secret tape to be used only after you have died? >> i don't have a problem with that. if i did have a problem with that, i wouldn't be sitting here talking into your microphone. >> this is the audio recording of mcintyre's interview with his former i.r.a. cell mate brendan hughes. first broadcast several years after his death in 2008. rare words. rare admissions from the secretive terrorist organization. >> a lot of the stuff that i'm saying here, i'm saying it in trust. because i have a trust in you. and i have never ever ever admitted to being a member of the i.r.a. never. i've just done it here. >> hughes was the i.r.a. commander in jean mcconville's neighborhood the night she was abducted. he says he knows who was responsible for her killing. >> i knew she was being executed. i knew that. i didn't know she was going to be buried or "disappeared" as they call them now. >> this is exactly the information that helen mckendry has wanted for 40 years. and few know for sure what

mcintyre and boston college agreed to keep the interviews secret until the men who gave them were dead>> reporter: this is the audio recording of mcintyre's interview with the former i.r.a. cell mate, brendan hughes, broadcast several years after his death in 2008. rare words, rare admissions from a secretive terrorist organization. >> reporter: hughes was the i.r.a. member and in jean mcconville's neighborhood the night she was taken. >> reporter: this is exactly the information that helen mckendry has wanted for 40 years. few know for sure what other answers, what other closure the archives might provide. opening the archives is a dangerous business. the tapes could contain explosive revelations, could implicate important irish figures and reopen the wounds of a painful past. northern ireland's police want access to the tapes. in rare bipartisan agreement, u.s. politicians warn against it. >> what purpose now to say we are going to use weapons when we, the u.s. is almost a guarantee, if you come forward and put down your weapons, we will stand by you. >> reporter: in a forthright leg

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mcintyre and boston college agreed to keep the interviews secret until the men who gave them were dead. >> do you have a problem with committing all this secret tape to be used after your death? >> i don't have a problem with that, if i did i wouldn't have a problem talking in a microphone. >> reporter: this is the audio recording of mcintyre's interview with the former i.r.a. cell mate, brendan hughes, broadcast several years after his death in 2008. rare words, rare admissions from a secretive terrorist organization. >> a loot of the stuff i'm saying here, i'm saying because i have a trust in you. i have never, never, never admitted to being a member of the i.r.a. never. >> reporter: hughes was the i.r.a. member and in jean mcconville's neighborhood the night she was taken. >> i knew she was being executed. i knew that. i didn't know she was going to be buried or disappeared as they called them. >> reporter: this is exactly the information that helen mckendry has wanted for 40 years. few know for sure what other answers, what other closure the archives might provide. opening the arch

in the front is a secret service man named rufus yarborough. johnson's cars in the motorcade of thousands of books have been written about the assassination. they concentrate on what happened to jack kennedy. not one went into detail in what i considered an adequate way, substantial detail about what was happening to lyndon johnson. what was happening from his point of view. the assassination had never been told from johnson's point of view. it came to me when i was doing this book that we have to do that. how do you do that? first you interview people who are still alive. john connolly himself is very helpful to me. he had this great ranch in south texas with a stable reporter horses. used to come to the guest house where i would say very early in the morning, 5:30 or 6:00 and sit on the top railing of the fence watching them exercise and he would tell me -- he answered almost every question i asked about johnson's career, took me through the assassination in great detail. one of the things he said was everybody thought when they heard the shot

the world that cannot keep a secret to save its life. [laughter] but to save my life everybody is it to their lips and did not say one word. >> host: to extend further. when this was over you concluded the reason the secret was kept for those who worked on the house house, people knew this was salman rushdie burma nabors suspected. >> everybody thought this is really serious. do not screw up. it was an extraordinary act. i often thought more and more there was a hatred level the also end act of solidarity and friend chip amounting almost to love. this was a battle between love and hate. i am here because of the power of love which i have proved to be stronger. [applause] >> here is the question with the rise of islamic extremism how can western society maintain the unbiased and respectful view? >> i would not recommend it. [laughter] [applause] [laughter] >> do want to ask a follow-up? [laughter] >> a chance answer. hundred of millions of people believed about the in those that fundamentally are incompatible. it can be argued to keep the

into the hands of the secret police critics say that's the kind of information the bill is designed to suppress so beg who was held here alleges tortured in by graham and guantanamo has a special interest in making sure there are no more secrets this theory i remember the discussions that were taking place at the time it was very odd former guantanamo prisoners on one side sixteen of us and a whole bunch of government officials on the other side having a discussion negotiating a settlement we would have been able to do that basically we would have been able to certainly try to take the government to court but we would have to do it with our hands tied behind their back even the government admits that black and asian muslim men will be disproportionately affected as it's day who are most often involved in cases where said steve information is being considered and still the bill rolls on the plans for so-called secret justice proven so deeply controversial that they've been delayed but like a bad penny they keep turning up and every time they do it gives human rights groups another oppor

the military tried to stop traffic everything but anyway they say this is the secret. world of cuba see yankee no motherland or death. yes yankee no. local school children know these mottos of the cuban revolution by heart they are still wearing pioneer scars after the cuban revolution they borrowed that symbol from menu on the soviet union. the morning lineup in school looks more like a military ritual. cuban school children study the events of the past fifty years that history lessons prata telling them about the revolution itself a teacher shows a selection of black and white archives on a monitor the schoolchildren are shown how americans carelessly spent their time in a pre-revolutionary cuba as if they were the masters of their own destiny the economic incentives to me fidel is the biggest hero of all heroes whom i know because fidel supported the ideas of our independence as he is a revolutionary hero the only person who had to put up resistance to the united states in the time of neo colonialism. the history of the kievan revolution and prevails rise to power i

it involved the safety of the president with severely compromised secret service agents. it cost nine of them their jobs. tonight, new questions about how much the public has actually been told about that incident. after the scandal involving secret service agents soliciting prostitutes exploded in april, >> this was an incredible breach of security. >> reporter: secret service director mark sullivan testified before congress and denied the prevalence of this misconduct. >> we have not found that this type of behavior was exhibited by any of these individuals before. >> reporter: but abcews has learned that the department of homeland security's inspector general has issued a confidential report that contradicts that. one agent who was in colombia during the scandal and picked up a prostitute, quote, admitted to soliciting a prostitute on two previous occasions, once in el salvador in 2008 or 2009 and one time in panama in 2009, the report states, according to our sources. the report also included allegations about similar misconduct by other agents in past trips to romania

he was eventually able to put him in handcuffs, and the u.s. secretnternational review current under way, but this is getting a lot of attention because of the big scandal that happened in april, a lot of questions about the culture inside the secret service. >> dan, thank you, and still outfront, paul ryan compared his campaign's plan to cut taxes to john f. kennedy. jfk. does the comparison add up? >>> and she cried out for help, she posted a plea on the web and tonight we learned she country couldn't take it anymore. now, that's what i call a test drive. silverado! the most dependable, longest lasting, full-size pickups on the road. so, what do you think? [ engine revs ] i'll take it. [ male announcer ] it's chevy truck month. now during chevy truck month, get 0% apr financing for 60 months or trade up to get the 2012 chevy silverado all-star edition with a total value of $8,000. hurry in before they're all gone! syou know, i've helped a lot off people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of large metal object hitting the ground) thin

the secrets of the u.k.'s nuclear tests exclaims. here's mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that the americans call. a. i'm sorry i'm just a guy who cares an awful lot about my country he's sorry are a fool you know what that is my terror cells. don't want to give us a defeat terrorism. and the christian. can secure the borders. it's. ok i'm abby martin so it seems if you ride the bus in baltimore maryland transit administration is passing off an invasion of your privacy as you guessed it a security measure check out. those who respond to reports of violence on public bus. does have a new investigative tool actually ten of them on everybody working armors outside and six in the record your every move and your every word they've always had surveillance video but audio was always off limits that is until now done on the audio recording began on ten buses last week and m.t.a. hopes to have half the fleet equipped with these big brother hearing aids by next summer so they still use up in arms maryland's attorney gene

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. >>> new problems for the secret >> we weren't told they wanted more security. we did not know they wanted more security again, and by the way, and the ipad may be getting smaller, will its price tag be small enough. let's go "outfront." did the vice president throw the state department under a campaign bus when he was asked about requests from diplomats for additional security. >> they wanted more security there. >> we weren't told they wanted more security. we did not know they wanted more security again, and by the way, at the time, we were told exactly -- we said exactly what intelligence community told us they knew. that was the assess meant. >> that was also where joe biden got the most negative ratings of the entire debate of the undecided voter i was with. why was this so controversial? those voters were wondering why the request for more security was turned down. eric nordstrom was questioned with this very issue on capitol hill this week. >> you were asking for more assets, more personnel, but the danger pay increased. they didn't tell you we didn't hav

personnel stayed and no interviews with the prostitutes. senior secret service official tells abc news they have not had the opportunity to review the inspector general's report, and sullivan's testimony was truthful on what the agency knew at the time. a senior white house official says the president has full confidence in director sullivan. jake tapper, abc news, the white house. >> the story just doesn't want to go away. >> no, a tad confusing to sort it out. basically just to boil it down. it is the secret service agency, their initial reports are being debunked after further investigation by the inspector general. they're wondering whether, mr. sullivan, who was from the secret service, whether he misled lawmakers about the security risks surrounding the scandal. and sullivan initially said, sullivan of the secret service initially said we didn't find this type of behavior before. one of the guys admitted he had previous stints with prostitutes in 2008, 2009, as well as other excursions in romania and china. really whether or not the truth was being

. >>> just ahead, it's been months since the secret service scandal in colombia. there are new questions about how the investigation is being handled. >>> the one-year anniversary of the killing of the ousted libyan leader moamar gaddafi. another official has been captured. and we're learning more about the consulate attack in libya as new documents are released, predicting a wave of violence. >> that is next when the news continues. continues.  as governor, i cut five billion dollars in spending and balanced the budget every year. and tim kaine and i both cut our own pay as governors, to lead by example. mark warner and i reached across party lines to get things done. we were a great team in richmond and we'll be a great team in washington. i'm tim kaine and i approve this message ...because we'll work together to restore fiscal responsibility, grow our economy and create jobs. [ male announcer ] tim kaine. bringing people together to tackle the challenges of tomorrow. >>> there are new questions over the handles of the system prostitution scandal by the

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the secret could come up. he immediately came forward to moscow and said that they have the representative from following his instructions. that he should not say a word of the united nations or anywhere else. >> he now faces his biggest challenge -- how to get castro to agree to the removal of the tactical nuclear weapons he thought were his? >> in the exchange of cables, between the premier and khrushchev, the soviets never gave him clear instructions about the you remaining tactical -- about the remaining tactical nuclear weapons. he is awaiting instructions, but he has to go meet with castro late night on november 22, 1962. and he knows this conversation will be about the removal of weapons and about the fate of the military agreement between the soviet union and cuba. >> this is the first time the details of the meetings which began on november's 22nd -- november 22 have been revealed. >> castro asked the premier about the nuclear weapons. can we keep them? the premier said no, you cannot keep them. very i

. >> first, or the boy scouts hiding a deep, dark secret? >> we continue with the release of more than 20,000 formerly secret documents from the boy scouts. >> the files identify scout leaders and volunteers who were banned over 20 years. lawyers who wanted the n released say the scouts protected more than 1000 suspected child molesters. emily schmidt has more on the documents and what happens next. >> for years, lawyers argue the organization had of dishonor. more than 20,000 internal of scoutmasters and volunteers accused of with boys.te conduct now those files are public. that not child abuse survives in secrecy. ->> child abuse survives in secrecy, and now these files are out. >> they were released with the approval of the oregon supreme after a case against the scouts or a scoutmaster abused a scout. the boy scouts said confidentiality protected victims. the alleged victim's names are removed, but alleged abusers, than 1000 of them, are named. in a separate case, a texas released files from after 1985. the scouts are expected to appeal.

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