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An inspection. this, of course, is just the latest in toyotas recall troubles which effect more than 8 million cars and trucks around the world. tonight, we are getting a new look at the inside workings at the controversial move by the central intelligence agency. new documents now indicate that after the cia disobeyed a white house order by destroying videotapes of interrogations, the agencys director said he was okay with the decision. heres the back story. it starts in 2002, when cia agents w...

Administration. the cia destroyed some videos in 2005 that showed enhanced interrogations, specifically water boarding. now we are getting some leaked memos about how that decision was made and how top lawyers in the white house reacted to it. catherine herridge is on it for us. we have known about the destruction of the tapes for a while, but there is something new in these emails. >> reporter: in one email from and you unnamed high-ranking official it implied porter goss thought destroying the...

Three men in custody in the u.s., one in pakistan. >> jonathan, what about test runs they did. was that new information or was that reported previously? >> we reported zazi did go down with a video camera and film the six train line even around grand central. a little more detail coming out today about how he rode the train to the area looking for where those trains are most crowded so they could try to inflict maximum carnage. the fact he was riding these trains, no surprise. we knew about vide...

Have standing. another military declaration may help them a great deal, though, and that was a military officer that revealed that the csrts were basically frauds and again the administration had said the same thing. we cant be embarrassed, therefore you must return the result, well send it back to you until we get the results we want. so it will be interesting to see if the court says, well, he was found to be a combatant by a csrt. never mind that a federal judge later overturned that, he stil...

In afghanistan and iraq and around the world, because of interrogations and his position on the cia, there is a 20-point gap between republicans and democrats. thats an issue where following the left blindly has hurt him. >> yes. >> however, an issue where he could follow the left a bit more blindly, im just talking politically, financial reform. >> yeah. >> taking on wall street. if you just look at the politics of it, i actually think the left has dragged him too far in many areas, but on fina...

They have put this debate front and center for a year. and if you look at these poll numbers, they seem to be winning this debate. >> reporter: on interrogations, i think thats true. >> yes, on interrogations. >> reporter: i want to pick up on what norah said, which is we know what the end game is here. they are in the process of figuring out how to finish this deal, which is ksm and the other 9/11 kocon spir tors, you put in military tribunals. lindsey graham finds four or five other republican...

Knowledgeable of upcoming plots. fuentes says it was just words from a man tired of being tortured. >> he failed to identify other al-qaeda operatives throughout europe, and theyre rampant virtually throughout every capital of europe and through asia. he had been to many of those countries. >> the fbi took a different approach. steven miller, former task force member and department of defense investigat investigator, said the immediate emergency involved gaining his trust, not threatening him wi...

And now consider the strong possibility, the same kid, age 13 did them both. not smart. not cool. martha: chaos on the floor of the house of representatives last night. did you hear about this? republicans accuse democrats of trying to sneak language into intelligence authorization bill to establish criminal punishment, 15 years, of jail time, for cia agents who took part in harsh interrogations and the bill back on the table without the language but thats damage been done? and how did happen in...

After lawmakers found language in this bill that called for prosecution of cia agents who take part in harsh interrogations. that language was pulled at last minute. but it raised a lot of questions. i had the chance to ask the homeland security secretary about this bill in a fox news exclusive. joining me now is homeland security secretary janet napolitano. there will be a slight delay in the satellite feed. the secretary is coming to us from canada. in the introduction to this segment we talke...

In connection with interrogations amounts to what they are calling a war on the men and women who serve in our intelligence community. it was added as managers amendment, pulled together by reyes, who is chairman of the house intelligence committee. procedural maneuver to allow the underlying bill modified without subjecting new material to debate. under the bill, they could engage in 15 years in prison for cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of overseas interrogation. how do you define that? ...