not see fit to mention his existence to the secret service. the report issues a mildly phrased and yet devastating rebuke to the fbi, charging that it took an unduly restrictive view of its responsibilities. knowing what the fbi knew about oswald, an alert agency should have mentioned him as a potential menace to the president. yet after the assassination, the commission relied heavily on these two agencies as its investigative arms. did their performance improve? we know that some of the tests conducted by them for the commission were unsatisfactory. in the first of these broadcasts we pointed out that to simulate oswald's problem of hitting a moving target from a 60-foot high perch, the fbi conducted its firing test on a fixed target from a 30-foot height. certainly if cbs news could duplicate the conditions of the assassination for a firing test, the feat is not beyond the capability of the fbi. mr. rather: there is also the case of exhibit 399. the bullet the commission thought wounded both the president and governor connolly, winding up o

by criticizing the secret service, it warranted such criticism. on every subject, where the federal bureau of investigation had contact with the area of investigation, with which i was intimately connected, i was fully satisfied with their competency and their integrity.>> despite mister spector's defense, it is the opinion of cbs news that the roles of the fbi as well is the secret service both in the assassination and aftermath, has been less than glorious. to some extent, the performance of these agencies weakens the credibility of the worn report. as to what the fbi and secret service did wrong before the assassination, we look -- need to look no further than the report will. it notes the secret service agents to protect the president had been drinking beer and liquor until the early morning. and that the procedures of the secret service designed to identify and protect persons and consider serious threats to the president were not adequate prior to the assassination. that is the secret service should've known about the harvey oswald. the repo

i gave it to a secret service man who was guarding the main door. wright, did the secret service agent market in anyway? >> no sir. >> what did he do? lex put it in his pocket. name or whok your you were? any question at all about that? >> no, sir. >> how did the conversation end. >> i was told this was a bullet. he took it and looked at it and said ok. little to praise in such treatment by the fbi and the secret service, but perhaps the most important single piece of evidence in the case. the warren commission seriously compromised itself by allowing the secret service, the fbi, and the cia to investigate questions involving their own actions. >> the commission had to acknowledge that oswald's book contained information about james hosta e. explanation was that he wanted to let him know were oswald was staying. maria copy down the license plate. between -- the question of a link between the killer and the fbi was legitimate. thisit did was to accept exclusive affidavit from fbi officials that oswald was never employed in any capacity by the fbi. th

. >> plus, a white hepse rorter barred, his secret service clearance suspended after thise heatxchange with the president. >> that's enough. that's enough. that's enough. >> i want to ask -- >> that's enough. >> pardon me, mam. >> excuse me. that's enough. >> you are a rude, terrible person. >>> news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >>> first tonight, breaking news from the archdiocese of washington. usnew allegations in of sexual abuse by a priest in the district. >> the priest was arrested today. his name is father urbano vasquez. our sistern, statio telemundo 44, reports fm sacred heart. >> reporter: d.c. police havell said theed abuse happened in may 2015. an arrest was made today. ond father is accused of s degree sexual abuse. according to police, his victim, a 13-year-oldemale member of his church, said he placed his hand down the front of her shirt ote, bareed her, breast on two different occasions. when z was 42 years old the alleged abuse took place. the archdiocese of washington says this was the first report to the archdiose of this allegation of sexual abuse and immed

but i know the secret service a little bit. if the president says i want to go somewhere, they find a way to make it happen. and that cemetery in france, i've been there before, the martin cemetery outside of bella wood where the marines gained their fame is certainly a place where he could have gone to had he wanted to. and the secret service would have made it happen. okay. he can claim now that it was two hours away and they told him not to do it and it was too far away from air force one, personally i don't buy that. but secondly, arlington cemetery is not that far away from the white house. walter reed hospital is not that far away from the white house. the invictus games in d.c. is not that far away from the white house. so this is a president that tends to use troops when he wants to use them for his political purposes, but doesn't understand the true meaning of service and why people give up their life to protect and defend the constitution and to serve their fellow citizens. so truthfully, i'm not buying it, ana. >> wh

back to secret service not liking surprises, senator obama got secret service protection earlier than all of the other candidates because of the threats against his safety being the first african-american candidate, were the first successful candidate. usually they don't get secret service until after the conventions. it is standard operating procedure for the nominees to get secret service but not for candidates. this was at the excel center and he finished his speech and was working the rope line. this young lady could not hold back. [laughter] she grabbed him and as soonish he pulled him in he was in proximity of everyone else. all of these hands came cascading over and were grabbing him. i wish i could show you the whole take because i just laid down on the shutter and said this was too good. you can see the secret service hands come in on top of the other hands just peeling them off and pulling senator obama and our. it was a funny thing. another hug. this is september 7 in 2012 in iowa. really,ident had a really strong, emotional connection to iowa. it is where he started and it

usually they don't get secret service until after the conventions. it is kind of standard operating procedure for the nominees to get secret service but not for candidates. so this was at the excel center, he had finished his speech and was working the rope line. this young lady, you know, she couldn't hold back. as she grabbed him, and as soon as she pulled him in, he was in proximity of everyone else. all of these hands came cascading over and were grabbing him. i wish i could show you the whole take because i just laid down on the shutter and was like, this is too good. you can see the secret service hands come in on top of the other hands, just peeling them off peeling them off and pulling , senator obama and our. -- senator obama out. but it was great. it was a funny thing. another hug. this was september 7 in 2012 in iowa. the president had a really, really a strong, emotional connection to iowa. it is where he started, and it is where he finished. his last campaign rally as a candidate was in iowa. ben: and i think that was always part of the

i'm telling you, the secret service would not let me do it and made it a big deal. chris: you said a lot of things, let's try to unpack them. there's a lot of talks about staff changes, deputy national security adviser was moved out after your wife did something i've never heard of a first lady doing before publicly calling for her removal. are you comfortable with the way that went down where it kind of looked like your wife was firing one of your advisers? >> i didn't know the adviser, really, my job did great job in africa and she was not treated properly by the press. she worked so hard. they came to me and wanted to go public because that's the way they felt and i thought it was fine. i met with mira2 days ago. she was with me for a long time. she's somebody i don't know very well but we will move her around because she has certain talents. frankly, she is not -- she'll never be put in the united nations let me put it that way. chris: meaning she's not to diplomatic. >> but she's talented. chris: are you happy with kirstjen nielsen at dhs? >> i like her a lot,

secret service said no, too farfrom airport & big paris shutdown.ech next day at american cemetery in pouring rain! little reported—fa ke news! it was in fact covered live by us on the news channel. let‘s go to our washington correspondent. there is a serious point because he has only just left france having been hosted by france and then turns on them. just left france having been hosted by france and then turns on themm a sense, he started it before he even got there when he appears to have confused a speech that emanuel macron made about european rapid reaction force, an army if you like, what is warnings about cyber crime.

the secret service visited tom arnold. >> they sure did.d tom arnold after he sent this tweet in october challenging president trump to a fight. the tweet said, you can see it right there, the secret service agents then during that visit reminded tom arnold why tweets like that could be so dangerous. take a listen. >> you're free to say whatever you want. >> i do. >> once a certain line is crossed, what we're concerned with is the audience it could reach. >> absolutely. >> all right, well tom arnold, he released that footage and he thanked secret service agents on twitter, saying i heard your message loud and clear, words matter, tone matters. i'm sorry donald trump hasn't listened to you all the times you've had this exact conversation with him. some folks on social media are reacting to this. one person said that it is a non-apology and then this person on facebook chiming in, thanking secret service agents for getting it done. heather: all right. thank you so much, carley. appreciate it. have a great day. coming up, the time about 15 min

they said -- secret service said sir, you cannot go, we are not prepared.not go because there was supposed to be a helicopter but the helicopter couldn't fly. they said you cannot go. >> chris: here's the question, you are back in washington on monday, veterans day, why don't you go across the river to arlington for that ceremony? barack obama went every year he was here in d.c. >> president trump: i should have done that. i was extremely busy on the calls for the country. we did a lot of calling, as you know. >> chris: but this is veterans day. >> president trump: in retrospect i should have, and i did last year and i will virtually every year but we had come in very late at night and i had just left literally the american cemetery in paris and i really probably assumed that was fine and i was extremely busy because affairs of state, doing other things. but i would have done it. >> chris: why haven't you visited our troops serving in war zones and iraq and afghanistan and the two years you've been in office as commander in chief? >> president trump: i thin

ukraine for sunday's naval confrontation says the crews of the captured ukrainian vessels including secret service agents are also on the program. as germany brings together political religious and academic leaders to debate islam and integration we hear from a young german muslim hoping to shape the future of her faith and the country. russia's most vulnerable of victims of. serious on the country suffering one of the world's worst epidemics takes to an orphanage in the fuel mountainous region that children infected with the virus live with children of a negative. time for girl welcome to the program russia's president a potent has accused ukraine of committing an act of premeditated provocation in the naval confrontation off crimea tensions between moscow and kiev escalated after russia seized the three ukrainian vessels on sunday at least a dozen ukrainian sailors have been detained pending trial and ukraine's president poroshenko has declared martial law in parts of the country and one that russia is preparing for war. this. is what life is become for many living around mario paul it's the clo

of course, secret service was on him immediately. everybody was fine. afterwards the press talked about it publicly that he had gone back to check on them and didn't even think twice about it. of course, i'm checking on everyone if you were on the campaign trail to have the authority to make sure everybody is okay especially those in the back we did not know what was going on back there. >> host: have you thought about being a reporter to the point of being a political reporter? . >>. >> i have not really. i was interested in journalism and in high school. and with broadcast news and things like that. and i always wanted to be a writer so i'm interested in the different forms of storytelling so i'm not sure but to see a little bit of me in them i have been interested in that for a while. >> so talk about those decisions and what happened at the show and your heart broke a little that night. can you talk about what you thought when the cast came out? how personal was that moment for you? it was your idea to go see the show? did you feel guilty? . >> that

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or they knew the mistake but kept it a secret the fact is the american super secret service n.s.a. used this very mistake to program a spy too and used it until it was probably stolen by an employee and sold to cyber criminals. in view of such dangers doesn't the state have to insist on the disclosure of the source code for all its software. that's not in my few yeah lack. in the application guidelines to fall in the dust and sense test. just. bite. or don't think so and yes one has to consider how fast paced it's and i think i'm good so i thought i had a consequence teams data protection officer your hundred also considers this gateway for american secret services in microsoft programs unacceptable after all the german constitution obliges the state to unconditionally protect the data of its citizens get angle of the vilest on in to get it and what's always got informants who wants to introduce the human it's on telly. microsoft can sound with a connoisseur molest yadi consequences in a to survive. prison pork on the guns. a movie conversation internet filmon dot to give your lies

getting used to secret service was interesting for me. my parents had had protection when they were the governor and first lady. they get to be a little bit more comfortable with it. just watching her adjust to that and getting her advice on that has been really helpful for me. making a positive impact and really highlight organizations and people and charities. is not her at it's the position that she's in. in teaching me that. she won't always be second lady. right now i'm second lady or first lady of indiana. she can use that really well to highlight and bring awareness to issues. and really help people. she started to do it more with the opioid epidemic. and i think that that is a really cool way that she has been able to encourage people. >> i wondered if there was a backlash of course to that and doing this era of women saying that's not fair. can you understand. what you think of the backlash. it's something that has been going on for a while do you understand the criticism of it it was also kind of blown up to not not entirely cle

. >> reporter: this is just acosta, i'm in front of the white house, secret service officers asking for my hard pass. obviously no hard feelings to the officer, but i'm now getting my hard pass and giving it to the secret service. >> reporter: acosta tweeting this video after being denied entrance to the white house this evening. here's the incident that start today all. >> that's enough, that's enough. >> reporter: can i ask -- the other folks -- pardon me -- cocoa beach should be ashamed of itself having you working for them. you are a rude, terrible person. you shouldn't be working for cnn. >> now after that exchange, press secretary sarah sanders tweeted this, quote, president trump expected welcomed questions of him and his administration and we will never tolerate a man placing his hands on a young woman. she was trying to do her job as an interim. >> we can see the man take the microphone away from acosta. in her third attempt she grabs it and tries to pull it away but grabs it with both hands. he said quote this is a lie. >> house minority lead are nancy pelosi launching her bid

of staff, john kelly, deputy chief of staff bill shine, press secretary sarah sanders and the secret service. this ruling is a victory for the press, for cnn, and a blow to the president who has called the media the enemy of the people and fake news. cnn released a statement saying we are gratified with this result, and we look forward to a full resolution in the coming days. our sincere thanks to all who have supported not just cnn, but a free, strong, and independent american press. i want to bring in white house correspondent jegeoff bennett, pete williams, senior media reporter, dylan byers and political analyst and former white house chief of staff under president george w. bush andy car. pete, i want to start by having you walk us through this initial ruling. what does it say? >> it's round one to cnn in this court battle. what the judge basically said here is that the way the white house handled this denied jim acosta a fair chance to try to get his press pass -- prevent his press pass from being suspended. in the legal language denied him due process by simply taking it away without

secret service officer is asking for my hard pass. obviously, no hard feelings to the officer. but i am now giving my hard pass to the secret service. >> acosta tweeted out this video after being denied entrance to the white house last night. here's the incident that started it. >> that's enough. that's enough. >> mr. president -- >> that's enough. >> that's enough. >> pardon me, ma'am. i'm -- mr. president -- >> thenough. i tell you what, cnn should be ashamed of itself having you working for them. you are a rude, terrible person. you shouldn't be working for cnn. >> after that exchange, press secretary sarah sanders tweeted this out saying president trump believes in a free press and expects and welcomes tough questions of him and his administration. he will, however, never tolerate a reporter placing st trying to do her job as a white house intern. sanders was referring to this moment. you can see the woman reto remove the microphone from acosta. in her third attempt, she pulled it away and costa responded. acosta says this is lie. >>> this morning, tensions brewing between

the leader of the cell designated with pushing a very specific message part of an information secret service with a budget poses as an unbiased journalist in some of the most popular national newspapers that is what anonymous claimed to have revealed in its leak and the hackers claim it's not about one outlet the list of names in the spanish class to includes writers and contributors to different media some even outside of spain peddling the same message and then it step three sit back relax and enjoy the show you scripted. the u.k. foreign office says information about the project is publicly available and that it welcomes any publicity it gets meanwhile a source at russia's foreign minister told us that they are looking at the documents and on surprise the u.k. is allegedly carrying out such activities they also got reaction from one of the people featured in the documents released by the hackers the documents prove no such thing i have not been paid by the institute but i applaud their work in dealing with the checketts regimes put knishes information and influence operations the kremlin

if the secret service lets you give them hell. at one point, chris wallace asked trump a dangerous question. >> can you envision a situation well into your second term where you think you're so good for the country and so essential to the progress of the country that you would try to amend the constitution so you could serve a third term? >> stephen: chris, what are you doing!? ( laughter ) ( applause ) ixnay on the esident-pray for ife-lay. ( laughter ) trump said he's not going to do it, and we know he never lies. >> jon: mm-hmm, yeah. >> stephen: wallace then moved on to trump's acting attorney general, matt whitaker, and his history of criticizing the russia investigation. >> did you know, before you appointed him, that he had that record and was so critical of robert mueller? >> i did not know that. i did not know he took views on the mueller investigation as such. >> stephen: if he didn't know about his views on the mueller investigation, why did he hire him? (as trump) "look, we need a new attorney general-- get that "mascu

secret service said no, too far from airport. speech next day at american cemetery in pouring rain, little reported, fake news. okay about so let's take a look at president trump's claim there. we know he's not shy about making things happen the way he wants them to. and when he wants to go somewhere, he gets there. here's an example. back in june, he made sure he travelled in bad whether to a political rally in south carolina. he was campaigning for henry mcmaster. and he made sure the friendly crowd in trump country knew he would stop at nothing to get there. >> it was a little rock can i up in the sky tonight, i have to be honest. they said, sir, would you mind going back? would you mind if we didn't stop? i said, there's no way. we cannot stop. we're not going to do that. we're not going to do that for a man named henry mcmaster. we're not going to do that. i wouldn't have the courage to call henry. henry, you know, i said i was coming, but i'm only kidding, it's raining out real bad, and we're not showing up. i wouldn't do i

secret service said no, too far from airport. speech next day at american cemetery in pouring rain, little reported, fake news. okay about so let's take a look at president trump's claim there. we know he's not shy about making things happen the way he wants them to. and when he wants to go somewhere, he gets there. here's an example. back in june, he made sure he travelled in bad whether to a political rally in south carolina. he was campaigning for henry mcmaster. and he made sure the friendly crowd in trump country knew he would stop at nothing to get there. >> it was a little rocky up in the sky tonight, i have to be honest. they said, sir, would you mind going back? would you mind if we didn't stop? i said, there's no way. we cannot stop. we're not going to do that. we're not going to do that for a man named henry mcmaster. we're not going to do that. i wouldn't have the courage to call henry. henry, you know, i said i was coming, but i'm only kidding, it's raining out real bad, and we're not showing up. i wouldn't do it for

ellis and unnamed secret service officer.y are now being represented by the justice department, by federal attorneys. but there's a next step that you guys could take if you want to. >> right now we've sued them in their official capacity. and hit the requirements of the law for getting an injunction. there is a possibility of damages claims, what's called a bibbens action for civil rights violations. we have not added that claim now. we want to get jim acosta's press credentials back. but that's something we could think about down the road. >> so if you sue them individually for damages, they have to, what, go out and hire their own attorneys. >> and they have to get their individual attorneys and litigate like a litigant in a civil lawsuit where damages are at stake. >> when you say damages, that means financial damages. >> exactly. financial damages. and here we want to stand up for the first amendment presence. we wa principle, we want to get jim acosta his job. that's down the road. right now we just want to get those pr

those calls are usually made by the secret service. it's not a political decision, usually. that said, you're right to say there are backups. this was one of those times where getting there, the motorcade would have taken 90 minutes or so. yes, i'm sure it would have created a lot of traffic. it's correct to say as well that the president if he wanted to get there probably could have made it happen. there are times i was traveling with president obama in ireland and he was flying to, i think it was montegal where he had relatives and they almost canceled that trip because he had to fly and the motorcade there and back would have been four hours and it wouldn't have worked. this was not four hours away. >> there was at least one example of the president ignoring the secret service security requirement in the inageral parade when they told him they didn't want him to get out of the car and he did it anyway. >> he has the option of saying we're going to make this work. it's important context to say, usually those calls about whether a helicopter flies or not are made by the sec

sunday's naval confrontation and says the crews of the captured ukrainian festivals including two secret service agents are also on the program. as germany brings together political religious not academic the latest to debate a slam an integration between for young german muslims hoping to shape the future of the fight on her country. also coming up in the next sixty minutes russia's most vulnerable victims of h.i.v. the latest in a series of special reports ahead of world aids day takes you to a russian orphanage children effects of the virus to live with others what i mean negative. i didn't come for it's written cameroon human rights lawyers are calling for mediators to put an end to executions and kidnappings and i still want to export to what has to happen to end the war. i'm still girl welcome to the program. russia's president russia's president putin has accused ukraine of committing an act of premeditated provocation in the naval confrontation off crimea tensions between moscow and kiev escalated after russia seized three ukrainian vessels on sunday at least twelve ukrainian sailors hav