when aaron schock was first running for congress, local press in illinois ran stories about when he was barely out of his teens. false dates on documents raise questioning for schock. his parents were victims of a financial same. and there was a trial. his dad testified in that trial that his son signed off on back dated documents. the date was off by more than a year. he was a public notary. at the time the "peoria star journal" said that that could be considered a crime. that report appeared less than a month before the election that sent him to congress. it was just a little embarrassment on his way to becoming a young republican star in congress. he went on to congress. that story was not a big problem for him. but it might have been a first sign. this then became a big problem. february of this year, a washington post style reporter names ben terrace stopped by his new office on capital hill and described the room this way, bright red walls, a gold wall sconce. the receptionist said the decor was based on "downton abbey." and then his interior designer popped out of a doorway and i

and congressman aaron schock tried to explain to his constituents why he spends so much of their money on decorating his office and luxury travel. >> uh, it's an unusual coalition. >> a responding to a letter sent by 40 republican senators to iran. >> this letter is a hard slap. >> it's deeply irresponsible. >> iran's leaders need to know that a deal not approved by congress won't be accepted by congress. >> what we're going to focus on right now is seeing if we can get a deal right now. >> significant ma alpha epsilon has shuttered its chapter at the university of oklahoma. >> the video shows multiple people chanting racial slurs. >> fallout over the police shooting of an unarmed african-american teenager. >> folks are angry, and i get that. >> an amtrak passenger train collided with a truck. >> we're trying to get the vehicle off the tracks. >> the real hillary clinton has not addressed the e-mail scandal yet. >> read'em. you won't find jack rodham squat. >> this is all the same cockamamie stuff. >> i don't read them. i have never sent one. >> you've never sent an e-mail? >> the appl

they were able to connect the location of aaron schock in these photographs with flight records.e and to his campaign. the associated press found that he billed taxpayers $24,000 for eight private plane flights in 2011 and 2012. the plane is owned, of course of course by one of his donors. so the paying the donor trick on the old plane, that gave aaron schock's reelection campaign that donor gave his reelection campaign more than $10,000, which of course he got back in the jet rental price. en the ap also found that his political action committee paid another donor $12,000 for private jet use and spent $24,000 on concerts festivals and events including, of course, a katy perry concert. on friday speaking only before local media in his district aaron schock offered this explanation of his spending habits. >> they've been a point of reflection not only for the change in my office but a point of reflection of things that need to change with me personally. i know when i take a trip and post photos online it can create the misimpression of being out of touch or an image not worthy of

and finally aaron schock has the best smile in congress.now the best smile in congress belongs to dan lipinski. >> big shoes to fill, guys. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report." no online show tonight. but keep it right here on fox where more news is always on the way. greta van susteren goes "on the record" root starting right now. >>> this a fox news alert. sergeant bergdahl charged as a deserter. and we traded five taliban terrorists to bring him home. fox news national security correspondent catherine herridge is at the pelc. another charge more serious, right? >> that's right, greta. in fact, a u.s. army spokesman told fox there will be no pre-trial confinement for sergeant bo bergdahl who is currently stationed at fort sam houston texas. is he charged under the uniform code. desertion with intent to shirk important or hazardous duty and under article 99, misbehavior before the enemy endangering the safety of command, unit or

aaron schock was unstoppable.ouse gop, and on his type off gracing the cover of men's health magazine. he wasn't just a respected lawmaker, he was one of the most eligible bachelors in the country. this week that fairy tale proved too good to be true. it all came crashing down. >> and another big story we're following this afternoon, the resignation of congressman aaron schock. >> that reaction is overwhelming surprise. how could a rising political star from here in peoria fall from grace so quickly? >> it all started a month ago when "washington post" reporter ben terrace noticed something different about his office. the office walls all pretty much look the same beige. with some offices decorated with family pictures o r maybe art from their home state. but what he found walking into schock's office was like nothing he had ever seen before. bright red walls. black candles, and this was just the outer office. so the woman sitting behind the front desk said, it's actually based off the red room in downtown abbie a

illinois state senator darryn la hood says he'll run for the seat vacant when aaron schock steps down at the end of the month. the 33-year-old said he'll resign saying confess about his spending has become a distraction. he was a rising star in the republican party. then the story about his downton abbey office exploded. why resign now? >> actually the bigger story has to do with the downton abbey situation but the fact politico reported he billed about 170,000 miles on his car to the federal government for some reimbursements when they car had only had 80,000 miles on it. the resignation came right after that and other stories about potential mismanagement of public funds. so that was the big reason by aaron schock ended up resigning more so than the redecoration in downton abbey style. >> a house at this investigation. what happens to that? >> here's the thing, once somebody ends up resigning, the ethics investigation goes away. that explains why he did what they. >> and darin la hood putting his hat in the ring. anyone else talking about a possible run for the seat? >> very early.

representative aaron schock is going to resign.illing for mileage, claiming 170,000 miles when record showed his vehicle only had 80,000 on it. >> i didn't think he would resign. it was kind of discouraging when more would come out. >>> in california a pullover ends in a high-speed chase, went on for more than 100 miles. road spikes took out the front wheels but it kept going. the vehicle swerved and flipped, not once but twice, dazed the driver and he eventually got out and as you see was being arrested. >>> another fraternity is being accused of bad behavior. penn state has suspended the fraternity. police are now investigating >>> and look at this in vietnam. spectacular video. this is the world's largest cave. a drone captured the images. this cave is more than 5.5 miles long. the walls are so big that it could story an entire city block of four story buildings. >>> will ferrell on bill o'reilly. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn yo

travels as seen on instagram. >> let's take a selfie say hello new york. >> 33-year-old illinois rep aaron schock whose famous abs landed him on the men's health magazine. schock will resign from congress. schock stunned people waiting to see him. >> i didn't think he would resign. it was kind of discouraging when more would come out. >> reporter: what began as interest in schock's downton abby's office makeover. >> clearly, you know when you rent your plane, you go around the district people can say that seems out of touch. i get it. >> reporter: but new question surfaced monday. the chicago sun-times reported that schock may have overbuild for mileage. schock claimed about 170,000 miles, but public records showed his vehicle had only been driven 80,000 miles. >> schock's office said he plans to pay back six years of mileage. he didn't notify john boehner about his intention to step down. the seat is expected to stay in republican control. >>> congress and the public weren't the only ones kept in the dark about the latest scandal surrounding the secret service, it turns out that the agency's own

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just yesterday morning, aaron schock giving all indication he would stay on as a member of congress.idence presented by politico reporters about mileage reimbursements considering how much he drove his car around his district and then billing taxpayers for a reimbursement. turned out he was billing them at two times the rate at which he actually drove the car, something that was problematic, to say the least. he decided that all these issues of financial impropriety had become a distraction and it was time for him to move on. what's going to be interesting to see now, thomas is the ethics investigation that many had speculated was ongoing into aaron schock that was going on around here on capitol hill. that'll now stop because he's resigned as a member of congress. but there still is the possibility of a criminal investigation into schock's behavior, specifically these allegations that he sold his home in his district to a campaign donor for an above-market rate. that is something which could prove problematic. interestingly enough i'll close with this aaron schock's father recently

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that is the kind of jet setting glamorous life that aaron schock had.saw it all over his instagram. you can see it in what he wore and these republicans are saying it was just a matter of time before this very public lavish kind of attitude could potentially get him and that's exactly what seemed to have happened. it was just too much too fast and with very, very slopping accounting of how he paid for it all. >> it's one thing to not fit in as we well know but it's a whole different deal to misuse taxpayer dollars. >> republican tom cole of oklahoma said he's a young man that learned an important mess ames message. >> at least 17 tourists killed in tunisia. two attackers killed but three still at large. terrorists on the loose. we'll bring you new development right after the break. real transformations can happen as much inside a person as out. that's why you should take the listerine® 21 day challenge. use listerine® and over 21 days you'll experience a transformation. take the listerine® 21 day challenge and start your transformation today. that would

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and everything about aaron schock was very manufactured, very manicured.o make sure everyone saw him, you know surfing shirtless in hawaii and traveling and spending time with the pope and in london and india. and he focused a lot more on his image than he focused on getting work done in congress. >> you know with what that makes sense. we are generalizing but it is what it is. the president informs cleveland on wednesday. let's listen to what he said there. >> in australia and other countries there's mandatory voting. it would be transform active if everybody voted. that would counteract money more than anything. if everybody voted, then it would completely change the political map in this country. >> you know those remarks are a bit of a firestorm. what's the fall out? >> well it is a freedom of speech issue. you can't force people to vote. the constitution wouldn't allow it. the option to vote out of voting is a constitutional right. i think what the president is getting at is only 37% of eligible voters voted in the last midterm election. there's not a

congressman aaron schock is resigning and new charges for robert durst. polls just closed.>> benjamin netanyahu is fighting for his political life today. >> it's a real nail-biter at this point. >> netanyahu has been promising to reverse policy and to not recognize the palestinian's faith. >> there was another hail mary today. >> in the animal kingdom there's nothing more dangerous than a panicked politician. >>> we have breaking news this hour. polls have just closed in israel's parliamentary elects where weeks after a partisan address in front of

the other thing i want to get on the record is aaron schock. his dad richard schock has been talking to news stations about congressman schock resigns. here's what his father had to say about why he thinks this is happening to his son. >> aaron is a little different, you know. he wears scottish clothing, and yet he's not gay. and it makes people -- and he's not married. and he's not running around with women. so you know everybody is throwing up their arms. they can't figure out aaron. so he must be crooked. you know so attack him. bring him down. because he doesn't fit into our picture. he hasn't done anything to hurt people. >> gene what did you make of those comments? >> well you know, it's touching, i think, to hear a father defending his son, and that's great that he stands by his son and defends him. that's not what aaron schock's resignation is about. it's not about whether he's gay or not. who cares? what it's about is improper spending of funds, and claiming mileage expenses that perhaps he didn't actually incur. and those are the reas

aaron schock stepping down amid a string of ethics investigations or scandals what happens next.illary clinton's e-mail troubles are not going away. the state department now says there's no record that hillary clinton signed a separation form when stepping down as secretary of state. joining me now, mark murray. let's go in reverse order. why this issue with the state department and signing or not signing of this form why is it significant, mark? >> tamron it is more of the drip drip drip of e-mails story continuing to be in the news. defenders of hillary clinton point out that colin powell and condoleezza rice never signed that kind of form either. but we are still talking about it, and that isn't good news for hillary clinton. >> speaking of drip drip drip more from congressman aaron schock, his shocking resignation yesterday, and his trouble is not over. >> that's right. there was so much made of his "downton abbey" office and renovations there, but the bigger story is that he used or misused public funds before the resignation. politico was about to report on a story he tried

it's been a tough week for illinois congressman aaron schock.rising star in the republican party announced on tuesday in a surprising twist of events that he would resign from congress on march 31st over his questionable spending from office decor, mileage reimbursements and airplane flights. but schock's legal troubles appear to be just beginning. nbc news confirmed earlier today that federal law enforcement officials are investigating the four-term congressman over campaign finance and tax issues. the irs and federal prosecutors are all looking into the allegations that schock improperly accounted for travel expenses and contributions from political donors. now, the congressman's father dr. richard schock most candidly to reporters outside his home on wednesday about his son's growing problems. >> i know it's a law. so yeah he's broke the law. if they're going to convict him on paperwork, they're going to convict him. and that's their privilege. if it's the law and he broke the law and they want to convict him on that fine. but he has done a l

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>> reporter: 33-year-old illinois republican aaron schock, whose famous abs landed him on the cover of "men's health" magazine today topped headlines with his announcement. schock will resign from congress. i do this with a heavy heart, he wrote. schock stunned constituents waiting to see him. >> i didn't really think he would resign. it was kind of discouraging when more would come out. >> reporter: what began as interest in schock's "downton abbey"-style office makeover quickly spiraled to tough scrutiny of schock's use of taxpayer and campaign-related funds including private planes. >> clearly, you know, when you rent a plane, you go around your district, people can say, gee, that seems out of touch. i get it, okay? >> reporter: schock paid the government back more than $40,000 for some expenses and promised a review. but new questions surfaced monday. the "sun-times" and politico reported that schock may have overbilled for mileage. schock claimed about 170,000 miles, but public records showed his vehicle had only been driven 80,000 miles. tonight his spokesman says schock will rep

downton abbey style office and pimped out instagram feed has come to a decision. >> congressman aaron schockith a heavy heart. >> he said the constant questions over the last six weeks have proven a great distraction from has made it too difficult for me to serve the people of the 18th

hello, new york. >> reporter: republican aaron schock whose famous abs landed him on a top men's magazinegress. i do this with a heavy heart, he wrochlt he stunned efficient i constituents waiting to see him. >> i didn't think he would resign. it was discouraging when more would come out. >> what began as interest in schock's downton abby office makeover, spyder and taxpayer and campaign-related funds, including private planes. >> clearly, you know when you rent a plane, people can say, gee, that seems out of touch. i get it. okay. >> reporter: schock paid the government back and promised a careful review. new questions surfaced monday. the chicago sun times and politico reported schock may have overbilled for miles. public records shows his vehicle had only been driven 80,000 miles. >> schock's office says he plans to pay back six years of mileage. that's a lot of money. he reportedly did not notify speaker boehner before announcing his intention to step down. he becomes the youngest person to step down. it's sad. i guess in ret are spec what do you make of this? he did have this instagr

that's something that aaron schock needs to know this morning.ike, the older you get the more you realize when somebody's in the middle of something like this, you know i mean you can even look at eliot spitzer who is a guy that was just abused by the new york press, but he came close to winning his last election and his career may still not be over. >> well, eliot spitzer and hundreds, thousands of other people from coast to coast, what you realize is forgiveness is a stream that runs very wide in the american spirit. as long as you, you know focus on what you've done you admit to what you've done whatever it is but americans are very for forgiving. >> mark halperin? >> a lented guy who made mistakes. generally if you're talented and you stay at it you will do fine. >>> another story, more trouble on a college campus in the united states. an investigation is under way this morning into the apparent bloody arrest of a university of virginia student outside a bar. cellphone video shows the scene early wednesday morning when 20-year-old johnson was

aaron schock caught republican leaders off guard. give them a heads up he was going to announce the decision to step down. in a statement, john boehner thanked schock for his service and wished him well in the future. t.j., reena. >>> more tests done on a substance sent to the white house in an attempt to confirm whether it is cyanide. one round of tests came back positive for the substance. it wasn't inside the white house itself. sources say the center is known to the secret service and charges depend whether the material is hazardous. >>> more embarrassing revelations about lapses in the secret service. the new chief admitted to congress he did not learn until days later the two senior about agents were supposedly drunk when they drove in to a barrier at the white house and only then from an anonymous e-mail. joseph clancey says changing the culture at the service will take tiempblt a u.s. veteran will be in federal court in new york today to face charges he allegedly tried to joincy is in syria. authorities say tairod nathan webst

downton abbey style office and pimped out instagram feed has come to a decision. >> congressman aaron schockeavy heart. >> he said the constant questions over the last six weeks have proven a great distraction from has made it too difficult for me to serve the people of the 18th district with the high standards they deserve which i have set for myself. >> jon: really, really really? the constant scandal questions are too much of a distraction. not the zip lining through a rainforest or parasailing in argentina or chilling with buddhist monks in myanmar. you served three terms in congress while apparently also competing on the amazing race. but it's the questions that

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. >> i feel this is a scandal aaron schock has been trying to get trapped in for years.n a secret. he's instagraming his zip lining. he was shirtless on the cover of "men's health" or one of those magazines. aaron schock wants you to know how fabulous his life is. >> and you're paying for it. >> and we're paying inging for it. >> he used geotags on instagram posts. this was inevitable. some other very public thing aaron schock did that was expensive would have gotten noticed. >> he's leaning out of the limousine throwing the bread crumbs to the reporter. here's another one. >>> a forthcoming review by the justice department finds a pattern of racial bias among ferguson police. he told his son dante to be careful around police. >> a young man of color in america today needs to have that conversation in his family. it's something that everyone knows, and it's not a comment that's disrespectful to the police. we deeply respect our police. we need our police to protect us but it is something that refers to our history and things we still haven't worked out. >> the doj this a

we've just learned within this past hour illinois representative aaron schock has announced he will resignng questions about his office's spending. in the end, this congressional ethics investigation into reports he used taxpayer money to fund lavish trips, redecoration of his office, et cetera cetera has proven too much for him to withstand. want to bring in our cnn senior washington correspondent and also our senior investigative correspondent, drew griffin, by phone, who recently profiled this congressman. jeff let me go to you first. we'll talk about how he was this rising young star in the republican party. but first, he's just released a statement. he's announced a resignation date. what did the statement say? >> that's right, brooke. this is really coming as a shock to all republicans on capitol hill. even republicans in speaker boehner's office and other leadership offices were not made aware of this. in this statement released a few moments ago, he says he's doing this with a heavy heart. but the constant questions over the last six weeks have proven a great distraction that has m

ethics worry that got aaron schock to resign or did it all come at the same time or do we even know why the feds are in on this now? >> i think that's a very good question. we still don't know exactly what order things went. we do know that justice department officials were starting to monitor the press reports that were seeming to come by the day detailing what were apparent improprieties in the way representative schock was documenting all his campaign expenses. and so these -- this was something that we know now, the fbi, the u.s. postal inspection service, the irs and prosecutors in the u.s. attorney's office in central illinois have now all begun looking at. of course reporters here in washington had started documenting some of these alleged improprieties, including the way he accounted for mileage reimbursements for vehicles for his campaign, whether he properly accounted for donations from major donors and contributions, and also whether he misspent -- whether he misspent money taking out some of his campaign staff to concerts. >> and then there's this little nugget. he was r

now resigning, and abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: aaron schock's troubles began with that office decor. at first, he defended it. >> haters are going to hate. >> reporter: but he repaid the government the $40,000 decorating tab. schock's instagram tells the story. he enjoyed life as a congressman. but he was under fire for allegedly excessive expenses including $5,000 for a replica of the presidential podium. and today, politico reported schock billed the government for 170,000 miles of work travel on a car that only had 80,000 miles on it. it's quite a downfall. at 27 he was one of the youngest ever elected to congress and now, david, at 33 he is one of the youngest ever to resign. >> all right, jon karl live at the white house tonight. jon, thank you. >>> and to the breaking news out of israel at this hour. prime ministermin netanyahu in the fight of his life for re-election. exit polls coming in at this hour they are too close to call. you'll remember two weeks ago, greeted with a standing ovation by congress. it was supposed to help him back ho

jonathan karl has details. >> reporter: aaron schock's troubles began with that "downton abbey" office decor. at first he defended it. >> you know taylor swift said haters will hate. >> reporter: then repaid the government the $40,000 decorating tab. schock's instagram at thes the story. he enjoyed life as a congressman but he was under fire for allegedly excessive expenses including $5,000 for a representlica of the presidential podium. and politico reported schock billed the government for 170,000 miles of work travel on a car that only had 80,000 miles on it. it's quite a downfall. at 27 schock was one of the youngest ever elected to congress. now 3, he is one of the youngest ever to resign. jonathan karl, abc news, washington. >>> and more breaking news overnight. this is from california where at least seven people were shot in a drive-by shooting. police in stockton found one woman dead on the sidewalk in front of a store. two other victims died at the hospital. they say it's one of the worst mass shootings in the city's history and likely gang related. >>> also overnight groups o

what could have entered aaron schock's mind?ell his team new more revelations were coming and they had an idea what was in the pipeline, because reporters contacted them about stories, they knew the mileage story, that the "sun times" and "politico" were working on the mileage story because i did a story in the monday "sun times" or the tuesday "sun times" where i talked about how he was claiming taxpayer money for miles that he drove on a car that the campaign bought him. $74,000 car and actually the big issue there wasn't the amount of money he paid. so they knew that the records from the illinois secretary of state were out there and that it would be just a matter of time until you put the mileage together, plus i think he also knew that the life he enjoyed in congress was over. the craving he had for attention, the ability to jet set, that was over. his ability to fund razeise, securing him a place in leadership was over for now plus he was losing support within the district that had given him the benefit of the doubt, jose

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the fbi and federal prosecutors in illinois are investigating whether congressman aaron schock brokeaccounting for campaign expenses. this is according to people who are familiar with the matter. let's bring in cnn justice reporter evan perez on this. evan congressman schock had studies -- he's resigning. he will be gone from congress very soon but this may have eliminated some ethics issues for him in congress but there was still this outstanding issue of criminal -- possible criminal issue. and here we go. we have a little bit of an answer that they're looking into this. >> reporter: right, brianna. this means that his legal problems are just beginning, even as he makes his way out of congress. we are told that the fbi and prosecutors in springfield, illinois which is his home district are now looking into these allegations that he misused his campaign funds or improperly accounted for donor contributions and other in kind contributions that he has filed with -- you know with the federal campaign records. this is something that's still in an early stage. the first subpoenas have ju

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finally i want to go to aaron schock who resigned this week amid a congressional probe into the use ofe's a preliminary ininquiry into schock which could thread charges. schock shardly the first politician from the land of lincoln to be under investigation. his allegations may not crack the top five of corruption in illinois. quick snapshot of illinois politicians who ended up behind bars. four governors, one currently serving time back-to-back governors, john stanton. we got jesse jackson jr. he replaced somebody who was also behind bars. aaron schock here if he done end up in prison he's not even in the sweet 16 of corruption in illinois. >> illinois has become the new louisiana for your stereotypical stand for corruption. >> this scamming of mileage stuff, what are they thinking? this seems petty. >> hubris is a sad thing and i want erupts all over the place including business and politics. but it seems to me in this case it's a sad story. and rather than mock him feel very sad that congress once again has been stained by the behavior of a member. >> all right. thank you all. congra