clancy kelly told us that she wasn't doing anything like that. she just peeled the frost back from the window just so she could get a look out to the outside world. >> being stuck in this very boring, dull, room makes me feel boring and dull. but if i look outside it makes me feel a little bit more free and i can see something, like the sky. >> the thing that caught our attention about clancy kelly is how out of place she seemed in jail. she looked really young and she looked more like an art student than an inmate. >> i think i'm the youngest one here. and i mean i look young, people are always like why are you in here? are you like 14? no one would look at me and guess like i have like an addiction to heroin. >> kelly was serving 90 days for a probation violation from a previous dui conviction. >> i violated probation by not going to all my classes. i stopped going. i got arrested three more times. >> for what? >> two drunk in public and a petty larceny. i went to court, and they brought me in here directly from court. i should be getting picke

still have faith in direct usual clancy? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the new report finds that the secret service may not be able to a mission where failure could have tragic consequences. the secret service says they'll take sometime to fix. >> kim: frightening moments when a disabled man falls on the transit tracks. there he is on the tracks. would his dog. then you see good samaritans jumping into help. okay. >> ryan: a sperm donor in kansas is fighting a donation battle with him support. the man signed a contract for a same-sex couple and the state is saying that the couple is not theirs because they were' not married. same-sex -- the couple believes the state is under political pressure. love that a child gets from two parents. has always had it. >> i've never spoken to anybody who is a sperm donor father too. >> reporter: he spent . >> ryan: a judge ordered the donor to take a paternity test. if named the father he will support. ahead here on 7 caught an camera a driver goes out of control and airborne. home. >> kim: n

white house press secretary josh earnest said clancy retains the president's confidence. >> director clancy, the secret service has worked hard to implement a series of reforms that have strengthened the organization and have enhanced confidence in it. >> the secret service says it's reviewing the report and that the agency remains committed to improving and addressing challenges. brett? >> shannon, thank you. >>> south african olympic star, pistorius, has been convicted of murdering his fashion model girlfriend, overturning his earlier conviction on a lesser charge. the supreme court of appeal says pistorius fired the fatal shots into reeva steenkamp with criminal intent. pistorius is currently under house arrest. he was released after serving one year of his five-year sentence for manslaughter. >>> still ahead, jeb bush takes questions in our center seat. first an exclusive look at a new congressional investigation. into obamacare. . >>> new house speaker paul ryan says he's not interested in playing nice with president obama. today ryan outlined an agenda he described as bold and

and today the white house stood behind joe clancy ... the former agent president obama hired to reorganize, rebuild and retrain the beleaguered agency .... "does the president still have faith and confidence in director clancy? "absolutely. absolutely he does." but this new report finds troubling evidence the secret service may not be up to a mission where failure could have tragic consequences. committee chairman jason chaffetz says he's concerned the agency still sees its primary mission as protecting the nation against financial crimes - and suggests it's time to focus the agency on what the american people expect it to do - protecting lives. i'm brian mooar in washington. now back to you. in its statement ... the secret says they'll take time to fix. another shot is about to be fired in the arms race to build the worlds tallest roller coaster. yesterday the city of orlando got approval to move ahead with construction of this ... a 570-foot tall roller coaster and dead drop ride. the attraction will be the centerpiece of a 500-million

does the president still have faith in director clancy at the secret service?> absolutely, absolutely he does. >> reporter: this new report finds troubling evidence the secret service may not be up to a mission where failure could have tragic consequences. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> in just a few hours, a developer will lay out his plan for a project in delaware county, but it has some residents concerned this afternoon. more than 200 acres would be developed into the cardinal crossing town center. it would include stores, office space, townhouses, and a park. the stores are expected to bring in thousands of jobs, but many in the community worry a forest will be torn down to make way for the project and make an already bad traffic problem worse. >> i think it needs to stay green, but it can also be a recreational space, a skate park, something like that for kids. >> better opportunity for them to use it for green space. the idea what they are going to do, i don't think they researched it enough. they are going to have traffic problems. the road is a

she's going to ask joseph clancy how they can secure the white house without pushing people back from fence. kaputo faces a misdemeanor charge. last week's jump was a form of political protests. >>> there will be added security checks at woodrow wilson high school. pictures of the weapon showed up on snap chat and students alerted teachers. the student faces charges. how the gun may have passed through metal detectors is under investigation. >>> 6:05 right now. we turn to decision 2016 as it comes to manassas later today. we expect a large crowd of supporters and quite frankly protestors. be there when donald trump and the presidential candidate speaks. this is video from a rally in new hampshire tonight. doors for tonight's event open at 5:00. you can go to trump's website to get free tickets. >>> in the district, a push for 16 weeks of paid family leave. supporters will testify in front of d.c. council this morning. this proposed law would be the most generous family leave program in the country. it is getting some push back though. some businesses say a new tax to pay for the plan

secret said our leadership has long ack knowledged -- >> does the press still have faith in director clancy? he does. >> reporter: this new report finds troubling evidence the secret service may not be up to a mission where failure could have committee chairman chafe etc. says he is concerned the secret service sees its primary mission as protecting the nation against financial crimes. it's time to focus the agency on doing what it's supposed to do, protecting lives. >> ryan: a group of 5th graders floating to bomb a high school. five new jersey students have made plans but police are still investigating. >> kim: a dangerous drive on houston, texas. a car flying through the air and eventually crashes into a home there. the home owners say it's just one in a spring of incidents in their neighborhood. they say it happens so often they try to capture them on camera. home security cameras caught this terrifying moment from monday night. there is no audio but the video shows it all. >> it's frightening. grandchildren to go outside and play in the front yard because of situations like this. they

she expects to ask joseph clancy how people can secure the white house.o faces a misdemeanor charge. >>> in the day ahead, a push for 16 weeks of paid leave in the district. proponents will testify in front of d.c. council this morning. the proposed law would be the most generous family leave in the country. it's getting some push back. a new tax of up to 1% to pay for that will strain small companies. >>> d.c. will flip the switch on the free lighting. it kicks off at 5:00. the tree is city set to be lit up at 5:00 p.m. paul ryan will take part to help the district kick off the holiday season. >>> in new york this morning, just a few hours the switch will flip on the rockefeller center tree. always a gorgeous sight there. the "today" show team will kick off the celebration to light up the 45,000 l.e.d. lights on that tree. enjoy music from sting, james taylor, carly rae jepsen and mary jane blige. you can see it on nbc 4 or streaming life. mary jane will be on "the whiz." >>> live look outside. another one this morning. the fog blanketing our area. norma

in that way, it reminds me a bit of tom clancy, who writes this book, i mean, the first one about "the hunt for red october." he was an insurance salesman who did a lot of research about submarines. and in your case, the same thing, right? you did a ton of research about, "okay, i got to get this guy to mars. he's got to be on mars." you just researched it all. andy: yeah. well, also a lifetime interest and hobby of, like, space travel. and so, it's easy to learn about things that you're passionate about. scott: blogger michelle tam caught our eye in 2015, and she documented the popular paleo movement. her blog, nom nom paleo, now attracts a big enough audience that she was able to quit her job and blog full-time. scott: her expertise is paleo. each day, she cooks, takes pictures, and posts to nom nom paleo. paleo is the so-called caveman diet, though paleos are quick to point out it's more than a diet, it's a lifestyle. with that in mind, the new york times says michelle tam is, quote, "something of a martha stewart of paleo." now, if you're going to be the voice of a lifestyle, you n

his mother, mary clancy, is feeling emotional about her >> i was just hoping i would not start crying in the classroom. parents launch their children into the world, eager to see what lies ahead. but for the families you will meet tonight, the joy they feel in this moment masks the terror and dread lurking just below the surface. >> i wake up every morning drenched in sweat and worried about what am i going to do about eric? >> reporter: when eric and nick leave school, they will lose the specialized help and structure they have had for most of their lives. and there is no equivalent state or federal support required to take over. parents of children with autism compare it to falling off a cliff. >> happy graduation, everything that we worked for, we are taking it away. and you will leap off the cliff into nothingness. right now the picture its nothingness. it is black. absolutely black. >> reporter: for the last three years, "dateline's" cameras chronicled the lives of the two families as they made this leap. >> i don't think i have ever been more terrified than i am >> reporter: we

today the white house stood behind joe clancy, the former agent president obama hired to reorganize, rebuild and retrain the beleaguered agency. >> does the president acknowledge the declining -- >> reporter: this finds that the secret service may not be up to a mission where failure could have tragic consequences. >> jason chaffetz says he's concerned the secret service still sees its primary mission as protecting the nation against financial crimes. it's time to focus the agency on what the american people expect it to do, protecting lives. brian moore, nbc news, washington. >>> oscar pistorius is now a convicted murderer. >> today a south african appeals court overturned his manslaughter conviction, charging him with murder. the former olympian now faces a minimum of 15 years in prison for killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. nbc's jeff rossum haze look now at what's next. >> he's found guilty of culpable homicide. >> oscar pistorius had been convicted of manslaughter for shooting and killing his model girlfriend reeva steenkamp, but in south africa, the appeals court came out

she's expected to ask joseph clancy how his agent sid can secure the white house without pushing people back from the fence? kaputo faces a misdemeanor charge. his attorney says last week's jump was a form of political protest. >>> he was supposed to be on duty at the white house. instead they caught a secret service agent in an undercover online sex stink. lee robert moore won't be in court today. they delayed the hearing because of a chicken position outbreak at a detention where he's being held. >>> decision 2016 comes to manassas today. we expect a large crowd of reporters and protesters to meet donald trump when he rallies tonight at the prince william county fairgrounds. doors open at 5:00 for the event which begins at 7:30. you can go to trump's website to get free tickets. >>> in the day ahead, a push for 16 weeks of paid leave in the district. proponents will testify in front of d.c. council this morning. the proposed law would be the most generous family leave program in the country. it is getting push back though. some businesses say a new tax of up to 1% to pay for the plan

joseph clancy testifying to the committee, about to make reforms. in washington, jacqueline feld, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: the report says there have been 143 security breaches or attempted breaches at secured facilities in the past decade. of those, 13 suspects were jailed. >> republican presidential candidate jeb bush spending the day in new hampshire, he spoke manchester and held a town hall meeting in hooksett. he's confident voters will choose a person that could lead and guaranteed that person would not be donald trump. >> vanessa: donald trump will be campaigning in new hampshire, as he deals with fallout from his recent comments about banning muslims from entering the u.s. his new controversy is even giving the presidential race attention overseas. more than 100,000 people have signed a petition that aims to ban trump from entering the u.k. secretary of state john kerry was even drawn into the debate at the climate talks in paris. >> we in our policies, have a policy of nondiscrimination and a policy of religious tolerance. what mr. trump ha

joseph clancy told nbc news in a statement.swrites unclear to whom the agents were assigned. hillary clinton was holding a town hall event nearby on tuesday evening. we covered an event yesterday with hillary clinton that is online at c-span.org. we are also covering today in iowa marco rubio holding a townhall meeting in newton, iowa. we will show that to you later. we will stay here live in hilton head to hear from donald trump. after his comments are wrapped up, we will hear from you. your calls and comments are welcome. ♪ >> ♪ ["sympathy for the devil" plays by the rolling stones] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, this is the largest crowd this building has ever seen. there are over 3000 people still outside waiting to get in. please welcome the next president of the united states, donald j trump! ♪ we are not been a take it! no, we are not going to take it anymore! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] mr. trump: so, so incredible. had, no matter where we go -- it is a movement, folks. this is a movement. , it iser where we go amazing. we

director joseph clancy says this happened at route 16 on 7:30 last night. the two cars were driving on opposite sides of the road when one crossed the double yellow line and hit the vehicle with the secret service agents inside they were taken to the hospital with serious injuries and driver of the other car died at the scene. now, it is unclear this morning who the agents were assigned to. >> sara: this morning a break in unsolved kidnapping case. two years ago this man taken to his home in avon and now the family tells fox25 the remains have been found. fox25 jessica reyes live at avon with new details. found in upton this week. >> jessica: that's right, sara we spoke with the father of james robertson last night and he confirmed his son's remains have been found over the weekend and searching for him two years now and family was passing out flyers to hunters at blue hills reservation and target did confirm the remains were found in upton. robertson last seen to his parents' home and two men came there for probation-related drug test, robertson was on pro

according to the secret service director joseph clancy the four were involved in a motor vehicle accident when they were struck head on by another car that crossed the double yellow line. was killed. the agents' injuries are said to be non-life-threatening. >>> officials in turkey say they have foiled a plot to carry out eve. they are holding two suspected members of isis after raiding a house in turkey's capital and seizing suicide vests armed with bombs. police think the two were planning an attack in an area the new year. >>> the faa is investigating a dangerous mistake at seattle's tacoma international airport. alaska airlines flight 27 was coming in from chicago earlier this month when the pilot landed on a taxiway instead of a runway. no one was hurt, but if another plane had been on that taxiway the results could have been catastrophic. >>> police in florida are trying to find a brazen thief, and they hope this security video will help. it shows the man walking in the back of a north lauderdale church as people were praying. then grabs an 84-year-old woman's purse when she wasn't t