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manning approached wikileaks or it was the other way around. >> we had always feared that one of our potential sources would be exposed. >> tonight... >> when you read the chat, it sounds like there is some kind of connection with you. >> ...the whole story... >> we do not know whether mr. manning is our source or not. >> "wikisecrets." >> the best way to keep a secret is to never have it. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank y...

is to never have it. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major funding is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. and by reva and david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to h...

people to peace. >> ifill: we have two stories about the war in libya-- a report from tripoli on the nato air strikes of moammar qaddafis compound... >> brown: ...and ray suarez gets a journalists perspective on covering the conflict from lourdes garcia navarro of npr. >> what became so compelling was the story of people who had never shot a weapon before. people who were architects. people who were students. all of a sudden they were fighting for their very lives. >> ifill: thats all ...

leaking has always been with us. now the sheer quantity of this changes it qualitatively. >> charlie: we conclude with "too big to fail," first a book and now an hbo film. we talk to sorkin and two of the stars, billy crudup and james woods. >> the hardest part about compressing the story is that it is a human drama in the book of so many different characters with so much build-up and history about each character so that by the time you actually get to the action, you know so much abou...

>> brown: kwame holman examines israeli prime minister netanyahus address to congress outlining his vision for the middle east. >> im willing to make painful compromises to achieve this historic peace. as the leader of israel, its my responsibility to lead my people to peace. >> ifill: we have two stories about the war in libya-- a report from tripoli on the nato air strikes of moammar qaddafis compound... >> brown: ...and ray suarez gets a journalists perspective on covering the confl...

investigation into wiki-leaks which is part of a front line documentary on pbs tomorrow night. >> what wiki-leaks has brought to the table is this ability using the internet to be a conduit for what our industrial scale leaks that we havent seen before. leaking has always been with us. now the sheer quantity of this changes it qualitatively. >> charlie: we conclude with "too big to fail," first a book and now an hbo film. we talk to sorkin and two of the stars, billy crudup and james w...

my responsibility to lead my people to peace. >> ifill: we have two stories about the war in libya-- a report from tripoli on the nato air strikes of moammar qaddafis compound... >> brown: ...and ray suarez gets a journalists perspective on covering the conflict from lourdes garcia navarro of npr. >> what became so compelling was the story of people who had never shot a weapon before. people who were architects. people who were students. all of a sudden they were fighting for their ver...

leaking has always been with us. now the sheer quantity of this changes it qualitatively. >> charlie: we conclude with "too big to fail," first a book and now an hbo film. we talk to sorkin and two of the stars, billy crudup and james woods. >> the hardest part about compressing the story is that it is a human drama in the book of so many different characters with so much build-up and history about each character so that by the time you actually get to the action, you know so much abou...

my responsibility to lead my people to peace. >> ifill: we have two stories about the war in libya-- a report from tripoli on the nato air strikes of moammar qaddafis compound... >> brown: ...and ray suarez gets a journalists perspective on covering the conflict from lourdes garcia navarro of npr. >> what became so compelling was the story of people who had never shot a weapon before. people who were architects. people who were students. all of a sudden they were fighting for their ver...

industrial scale leaks that we havent seen before. leaking has always been with us. now the sheer quantity of this changes it qualitatively. >> charlie: we conclude with "too big to fail," first a book and now an hbo film. we talk to sorkin and two of the stars, billy crudup and james woods. >> the hardest part about compressing the story is that it is a human drama in the book of so many different characters with so much build-up and history about each character so that by the time yo...