he just was still tied to a blind faith in elijah.ow it to penetrate his soul. >> he realized how much of islam he didn't know ritually. the actual experience of the ritual was overwhelming. and transformative. >> since i went to mecca, and reported that the religion of islam is a religion of brotherhood which includes all mankind, it caused a great deal of wrath in the heart and mind of elijah muhammad who has been teaching that the white race is a race of devils. >> the tensions at home are amping up with the nation of islam, in part because of some of malcolm's words, right? and the attention he's receiving from law enforcement, from the fbi, domestically, from the cia internationally. it's also increasing. >> but he also knows that the nation of islam is very upset with him. >> why are they threatening your life? >> well, primarily because they're afraid that i will tell the real reason that i'm out of the -- i never told them, i kept it to myself. the real reason is elijah muhammad, the head of the movement, is the father of eigh

the honorable elijah muhammad doesn't teach us to associate equality with whites. equality has nothing to do with whites. we don't want to be equal with the white man. he is not the criteria or yardstick by which equality is measured. he's not in a position to tell us we are equal. it's not his right. it is not his to do. we want equality. we had equality before the white man was created. we had equality before the white man came into existence and we want equality whether the white man is on this earth or be. equality means the opportunity to develop all our dormant potential, all of our dormant capabilities and in developing this dormant capability, the right and the ability to stand on this earth on some land of our own and bring about a civilization and a society in which we will be completely independent, complete freedom, to take care of the needs, to take care of the wants and the likes and dislikes of our people, to establish our own nation, our own society, our own heaven, our own future, this is what we mean by freedom, by equality. and justice means, as

the school staff say elijah thurston is being disciplined for making threats against peers.her says his son was just making a harmless hand gesture. >> i think he was pretty much labeled, you know a threat or just whatever that category fell under without properly saying, okay elijah, this is why i am talking to you right now. >> elijah's parents say they've talked to their son about guns and they're having him write an a apology apology letter. >> wow. >>> in my neighborhood with all this snow we've gotten in the last week or so one of the kids in my neighborhood has built a fort. i love it. he's out there he's working, he's creating it's fantastic. he is now sitting inside the fort with his plastic gun shooting at all of us as we go by. i did not feel threatened. i thought, how cute. >> you should have thought he was dangerous. terrible! >> little boys and girls like to play cops and robbers and indians and all those things that are not politically correct now, but it's just a fact of life. it's sort of where they came from. >> it's a fact of life where all of us came from

. >>> maryland representative elijah cummings is not happy during a hear today -- >> to bring this kind of disruption when they are supposed to be guarding the president of the united states of america! we're better than that! >> maryland representative elijah cummings not happy today about a hearing about the latest secret service scandal. he's unhappy that it took five days and an anonymous e-mail before the agency's director found that two agents drove through an active scene of a bomb scare at the white house. kristen welker reports. >> reporter: this washington, d.c., police video was taken from a camera just outside the white house grounds. it shows a government car with two secret service agents inside, bumping a plastic barricade in front of a security checkpoint. the driver backs up a few feet and then drives forward out of view. at the time, agents on duty were investigating a bomb threat at that very site. moments captured in the video that was partially edited for today's hearings. lawmakers questioned secret service director joseph clancy yet again and released part of an e

plus democratic joe manchin and elijah cummings on that and the week's other news. plus report on state of race relations in america. because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs man we begin with margaret brennan's interview as he prepared to leave egypt fly to switzerland for the talks. she asked him flatly had the cotton letter put the talks in jeopardy? >> i don't know yet. when i negotiate for the first time on sunday night with foreign minister i'll have better sense. what i do know that this letter was absolutely calculated directly to interfere with these negotiations. it specifically inserts itself directly to the leader of another country saying don't negotiate because we're going to change this. which, by the ways not only contrary to constitution with respect to the executive's right to negotiate but incorrect because they cannot change an executive agreement. it's false information and directly calculated to interfere, basically say don't negotiate with them, you have to negotiate with 535 members of congress. that is unprecedented. >>

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elijah cummings. congressman, always good to have you here on cnn.nks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> we'll have much more coverage ahead on the breaking news we're following. the shooter of two missouri police officers in ferguson still on the loose right now. we're going back to ferguson live for the latest on the man hunt and the investigation. >>> updating the breaking news this hour. a shooter on the loose. two police officers just released from the hospital after being seriously wounded. it happened overnight during a protest in ferguson, missouri. let's go back to ferguson right now. jake tapper is there. also jason carol. i understand you were just inside the house that was raided by the police earlier today. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. it happened this morning wolf. the house you see behind me right here on dade avenue. the grandmother who was out here a little bit earlier took me inside. she said i want to show you what happened inside the house. we saw -- the house was a mess. it was a wreck. when i asked her what ha

congressman elijah cummings became infuriated during the hearing. >> i kept reading this e-mail this morning over and over and over. you know what i concluded? it appears that we have an agency at war against itself. the idea that in an organization like this that somebody would create this kind of document to bring this kind of disruption when they are supposed to be guarding the president of the united states of america -- we're better than that. >> last week clancy acknowledged that some of the video of the incident had been recorded over, committee chairman jason chaffetz expressed his disapproval. >> these agents placed themselves, their colleagues, the president and his family in potential danger by driving their government vehicle through a barrier within feet of a potential bomb. under secret service policy, video footage of the incident should have been retained. however, most of the footage, evidently, according to the secret service has mysteriously gone missing. i find this highly suspicious. >> during the hearing, director clancy said he, quote, doesn't have a magic wand

other celebs weighing in victoria electric ham sending love to elton, david, zachary, elijah, and alliful ivf babies. courtney love, i just rounded up all my dolce & gabbana pieces and want to burn them. at first ga baun that not backing down saying, i did not expect from it a person i believed to be intelligent like elton john." speaking out overnight to abc news, dolce saying i am very well aware of the fact that there are other types of families, and they are as legitimate as the one i've known. gabbana adding it was never our intention to judge other people's choices. we do believe in freedom and love." for "nightline," i'm reena ninan in new york. >> thank you for watching abc news. "world news now" isming up with overnight breaking news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow and online at abcnews.com. good night, america. ah-choo! ah-choo! ah-choo! i'm sorry, man. i didn't see you. i didn't see you. i'm sorry. i'm really really sorry. aah! oh, come on. come on. you've got to be kidding me. you're kidding me. oh, god. oh, god. [ spitting ] oh, me on! come on! get out, get out

. >> democrat elijah cummings and chaffetzifetz want a briefs. president obama said the white house is disappointed about the incident but is so far standing by clancy. lawmakers here are divided over what should happen next. >> i believe he is the right person for the job at this time. >> after a breach of the white house itself last fall, the secret service has replaced much of its senior management. also today omar gonzalez the white house fence jumper has a hearing at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon eastern time. he's expected to enter a policelea agreement. anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> this morning iraqi troops say they're advancing on the city of tikrit on several fronts. createing the first major city recapture from a terror group. but isis fighters still control parts of the city. >>> and testimony in the boston marathon bombing trial resumes on monday. yesterday jurors heard dramatic testimony from a witness who was carjacked by the alleged bombers but managed to escape. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter

joseph chaffetz chairman of the oversight and reform committee and ranking maryland congress member elijah cummings. >>> after five years running the nation's largest u.s. attorney's office ron machen is calling it quits. it was marked by successful corruptions cases but shadowed by the campaign that elected vincent gray. machen is returning to private practice. >>> a guilty verdict for a man on trial for killing a georgetown law school student in a jealous rage. rahul gupta was convicted of stabbing mark waugh at gupta's apartment back in october 2013. prosecutors say a love triangle involving the victim gupta and gupta's then-girlfriend led to the murder. the defense claimed gupta's then-girlfriend actually killed washington. but the jury didn't buy it. the victim's father said his son had a promising future. >> mark was a bright and energetic young man with a big smile and a bright future. >> the tragic mixture of alcohol, jealousy and suspected betrayal. >> gupta faces life in prison when he's sentenced next month. >>> new tonight, five players from the women's lacrosse team at the uni

representatives chris van hollen, donna edwards elijah cummings. on the gop side ehrlich and steele are also possible candidates. >>> a decision is out on a case that touched out a nationwide debate about free range parenting. maryland child protective services has cited the meitivs with neglect. the law says children under the age of 8 cannot be left unattended in a locked or confined space. the youngest child is 6 and a half and the oldest child is 10. they believe letting them walk in their neighborhood teaches them important lessons that many other kids miss out on. >> there's no neglect anywhere here. the fact that they couldn't say no, nothing to see here folks everything is fine. and instead there's some judgment in a file somewhere. >> what does it mean? does it mean you have to change what you do? >> that's probably what they would say. >> the meitivs say they're fighting this ruling and they plan to appeal. >>> it's been nearly a year since we launched the bring them home campaign. we launched it following the disappearance of relisha rud

democratic congressman elijah cummings called gowdy's actions a political charade. the republican national committee fired back saying "even nixon didn't destroy the tapes." a preview of things to come as 2016 approach, peter. >> kristen welker at the white house tonight. kristen, thank you. >>> intense negotiations in switzerland today with officials from the u.s. and other countries looking to reach a framework with iran for that country to scale back its nuclear program. the deadline for initial agreement is this tuesday. our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell is in switzerland for us tonight. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: peter, good evening. u.s. officials say this is gut check time. the mood here really turned grim at the talks. john kerry had frantic talks into the night and all day with iran's foreign minister zarif. with the french. with the germans. u.s. officials say the final big obstacle is whether iran can keep its research and development on advanced centrifuges that iran says it wants for peaceful purposes but the u.s. and allie

yeah elijah cummings said heads need to roll. the house oversight and government reform committee wants the new secret service director joe clancy to come if and give them a briefing by wednesday next week on what happened at the white house when those agents hit the gate in the middle of what turned out to be an active bomb investigation. that happened last week. they want the briefing next week. there were allegations that they had been at a party drinking before that happened. >> does it really need to be said that you can't show up drunk at work especially when you're in the secret service? >> reporter: for word from the agents so far, but someone close to the investigation says that at the are devastated, embarrassed and ashamed. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. thank you. >>> today president obama is on the road heading to arizona. he'll visit the veterans affairs medical center in phoenix. that center was at the center of the scandal overweighting times for veterans to get medical help. he will get an update on

. >> democrat elijah cummings and republican jason chaifetz want a briefing on what happened by next week. president obama said the white house is disappointed about the incident but is so far standing by clancey. lawmakers here are divided over what should happen next. >> i believe he is the right person for this job at this time. >> the bottom line is the secret service has to be overhauled. >> after a breach of the white house itself last fall, the secret service has replaced much of its senior management. also today omar gonzalez, the original white house fence jumper, the whoun made it inside the executive mansion, has a hearing at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon eastern time. he's expected to enter a plea agreement. anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> this morning iraqi troops say they're advancing on the city of tikrit from sevlgt fronts. rockets and mortars were fired into the stronghold to create what would be the first major city recapture from the terror group and a step to other territory, but isis fighters still control parts of the city. >>> and

others in congress like elijah couplings and donna edwards as well. she has reimbursed $1200 for his trip to chicago bear's football game last year. that is on top of another 40,000 they say he repaid after decorating his office on the taxpayer's dime. the house republican whip team is calling in the big guns. dick cheney and his cowboy hat. he met with them last night. when asked by reporters about his message he responded good afternoon. how about this for a presidential ticket. entrepreneur mark cuban and an colter. they'll be president and vice president in the upcoming shark nay doe 3 that is airing in july. on the tonight snow jimmy fallon addressed comments aimed at the vice president. >> criticism of joe biden saying he can't control his mouth, kind of like someone trying to say his name. sounds like a drunk person saying rented prius. i rented a prius. i rented a prius. it was pretty good. drives pretty well. >> that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. coming up in 22 minutes past the hour. political analyst and best selling author. g

congressman elijah cummings became infuriated during this hearing. >> i kept reading this e-mail this morning over and over and over. you know what i concluded? it appears that we have an agency at war against itself. the idea that in an organization like this that somebody would create this kind of document to bring this kind of disruption when they are supposed to be guarding the president of the united states of america -- >> last week clancy acknowledged that some of the video of the incident had been recorded over committee chairman jason chav vits expressed his disapproval. >> these agents placed themselves, their colleagues, the president and his family in potential danger by driving their government vehicle through a barrier within feet of a potential bomb. under secret service policy video footage of the incident should have been retained. however, most of the footage, evidently, according to the secret service has mysteriously gone missing. i find this highly suspicious. >> during the hearing, director clancy said he quote, doesn't have a magic wand to fix the problems insid

. >> reporter: democrat elijah cummings and republican jason chaifetz who head the house oversight committee want clancy to provide a briefing on what happened by next week. the white house says president obama is disappointed about the incident but is so far standing by clancy. lawmakers here are divided over what should happen next. >> i believe he is the right person for this job at this time. >> the bottom line is the secret service has to be overhauled. >> reporter: after a breach at the white house itself last fall the secret service has replaced much of its senior management. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >> and original fence-jumper who made it all the way into the white house faces up to 33 years in prison. he will probably accept a plea agreement to spare him a long sentence that would also spare the secret service a potentially embarrassing trial. >>> 4:40. get ready for "palcohol" to hit store shovels. >> what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. >>> powdered alcohol is stirring up

democrat elijah cummings: >> there's something awfully wrong with that. five days five days five days went by while you were in the dark. >> reporter: clancy pledged to change the culture of the secret service. >> we know what we're doing but do we make mistakes? yes, we do. we make mistakes. and we follow up on them. >> reporter: scott most of the video from that night was routinely erased after 72 hours. clancy did announce today that it would now be saved for at least seven days. however, he also declined to allow for other agency personnel who were on site that night to testify because of the ongoing investigation. >> pelley: bill plante in the whitebriefing room for us tonight. thanks bill. also in washington today president of afghanistan said he needs more help from u.s. troops and president obama agreed. now, nearly 10,000 americans will remain in afghanistan this year. the original plan was to cut that in half. major garrett's at the white house for us. >> reporter: president obama said afghanistan remains a very dangerous place. u.s. troops will

maryland congressman elijah cummings is the top democrat on the house committee that monitors the secret service. >> whenever a police officer has reason to believe that someone is impaired while driving, i think they ought to be stopped and given a field sobriety test. period. >> reporter: top white house officials are irritated they learned about all this for the first time on monday four full days after the incident occurred. scott, we have just learned that joe clancy the director of the secret service also first learned of this on monday a clear indication his agency has several problems to correct. >> pelley: major garrett reporting at the white house. major, thank you. tonight artillery thundered through a major bat until a test of america's strategy against isis. iraqi forces are fighting to take back the city of tikrit from isis and we're about to find out whether the u.s.-trained iraqis can win and whether this battle against terrorism will escalate into a civil war between the two branches of islam, the sunnis of isis and the shia of the iraqi government. holly williams is cov

. >> it's one of the big questions that elijah cummings and i have. these people were allowed to go. if it's true the officers had suspected that these people had alcohol on their breath they were driving, that they impeded and got in the way of an active investigation, a potential bomb on the white house grounds, and the supervisor decides to let them go this is what is so terribly frustrating. then it begs the question wolf about what is the new secret service director doing about it? i think we're worried that he's not necessarily doing enough. >> that supervisor who let the two agencies continue on one of them by the way the number two agent on the president's personal security detail the other one a supervisor himself, the supervisor who said get out of here go home is that guy still supervising? >> he is. and i talked to the secret service director clancy last night. i asked him specifically about that. the two people who were involved in the car, potentially, you know had alcohol on their breath they have been moved to a different job temporari

they follow in the tradition of old testament preachers, men like isaiah and elijah. >> the tablet of god speaks plainly. i'm here to warn you! >> but from the fringes of this civilization, one voice is louder and reaches further than any other. even though john the baptist bases himself at the edge of the wilderness, people come from far and wide to hear his uncompromising message. >> geographically speaking, he's actually from the margins. he goes out away from the center of power to the wilderness and draws people to himself. >> it might seem to us today obvious that jesus is more important, but at the time, if we had been alive in first century palestine, we would know the name of john the baptist, but we might not know the name of jesus. >> the son of a jewish cleric, john now condemns the religious establishment. >> my god, john was angry with the priesthood aristocracy because they had become an exploitive class. >> the gospels recount his passionate belief that the end of the world is close. >> judgment is coming. >> and with it, the coming of a new messiah. >> the kingdom of

is our president of the united states and i don't want anything to happen, not on my watch, not on elijahummings watch. >> in terms of the leadership concerns that you're expressing there, do you feel like director clancy is himself the problem. he was brought in to clean up the agency. do you feel like he was the wrong guy to pick. what is your perspective on him sf. >> they have a deep seeded cultural problem. they brought in four independent people that unanimously came back and said we need a transformative figure from the outside. the president decided not to follow that recommendation. i can't blame everything for him, but this is a pivotal moment. how is he going to deal with this crisis when they're not able to detain somebody who drops off a would-be bomb. you two senior people drive through two crime scenes. when they're not able to secure that area for 27 minutes when they don't even call the metro police department for 11 minutes. they don't send a bolo for 30 minutes. >> what do you imagine will be the solution here? obviously you're indicating you may have concerned with the

>> it's possible that elijah cummings is looking at this seat. a senior democrat from maryland.very high post actually now. he's the number one democrat on the house oversight committee. that's that committee tat hillary clinton and benghazi. cummings has been a major defender of hillary clinton. somebody who could really animate especially the african-american community. he's known as a civil rights leader. she a pugnacious defender of the people of maryland. i think he could really complicate this race if he gets in and makes it a three-way race between edwards and the others who have their own strengths. >> looks like three strong candidates really have a hard time figuring -- >> a fun primary to watch. >> we'll continue to watch all that's hatching in politics. thanks for being with us. for more from carrie and the rest of the nbc news political team check out "first read" on nbcnews.com. >>> no idea it would happen. the team manager of a virginia basketball team told to suit up. the manager told this young boy to suit up and as news 4 shomari stone reports it was a dream co

. >>> elijah cummings could be angling to switch chambers. andrea mitchell asked him about a possible job change today on msnbc. >> i'm looking at it very carely andrea. i want to do whatever is best to allow me to serve my constituents and i'm looking at it. >> he's talking about retiring senator barbara mikulski's seat maryland congressional members chris van hollen and donna edward have already announced their candidacies. >>> potholes seem to be all that drivers are talking about, especially if you've drif tlun rock creek park lately. there is now a repair blitz happening in prince george's county. crews are taking advantage of this nice weather to tackle as many potholes in the area as possible. the department of public works and transportation is teaming up with the maryland state highway administration to make this blitz happen. >>> a police officer risks his own life to pull a driver from a burning car. new tonight, he tells news4 why he had to turn around and arrest the man he saved. >>> and look at this. perfect storm making its way

there's a new documentary produced by morgan sperlock and elijah wood called "made in japan." first japanese woman to play the grand old opry. welcome, tomi. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm thinking about having t-shirts made that say "tomi is my homie." would than all right? you don't speak english, do you? well, we're excited to be back in austin. everyone was so warm and welcoming last year. and we wanted to do something to give back. so you know there are many big companies here. all trying to get attention. i decided to focus this year on the little one. i posted a tweet for any local business in austin that might want me to help them produce a local commercial. we got a lot of responses, thousands of them, in fact. and there are a number of worthy candidates. because this is a high-tech event with the apps and devices, we decided to make a commercial for a business that is very low-tech. here it is. this is our boost to the local economy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hola, hello, hello, hello. >> hello, how are you? >> jimmy: jimmy. >> kristin. >> krin. >> j

no mmt yr the agency, but maryland congressman elijah cummingsho helps oversee the secret service tells us the agency is starved for resources and that he would support a funding increase. doreen? >> scott cfar thank you. >>> a departnt of state counterterrori expert who was charged in virginia last no with soliciting x from a minor is now facing new charges. daniel rosen i accused of videotaping me without their knowledge as they undressed. news4's mark es has the latest on the allegations from d.c. superior court. hi mark. >> reporter: hey, doreen. that's right. rose row just left d.c. superior court about an hour ago. and police say that he videotaped re than 24 women and many of the videos that they found on his phone date back to the summer of 2013. and many of those victims are his neighbo. daniel ros l courthouse with his wife by his side, refusing to sp reporters. in court rosen told the judge he's not guilty. police say they found at least 40 videos of adult women which appear to be taken without the women's knowle or consent on his telephone. the videos were taken from outside

let's go to elijah in texas. >> caller: antero resources. >> i'm doing to stay away from that.an. >> caller: mr. cramer booyah from philly. congratulations on ten years. thank you for all i've learned from you over the years. i want to ask you a few things about our local favorite five blow. >> i'm nervous about that. it feels more like rei and a little tebow like. we're going to stay away from five blow. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the completion of the lightning round. sglfrjts how come hardly anyone takes any profits in these pesky biotechs. i didn't see sellers in yesterday's ugly session or today either. it seems like we're one of the most prolonged nonregister ringing moments i can recall. take the action biotechs are breaking out here. rejen ron which made a new all-time high today. it's moving to anti-cholesterol formulations. in the old days every time the stock would gain more than ten points people would go nuts selling it knocking it right down. now post the anti-cholesterol results we saw last weekend coupled with the positive new england journal of medicine pie

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here's what elijah cummings, the top democrat on that committee, had to say about the e-mail. >> but really bothers me as i read this, i kept reading this e-mail this morning over and over and over. and you know what i concluded? it appears that we have an agency at war against itself. we're better than that! and some kind of way, we have to take advantage of this transformative moment. if we don't, it can only get worse. >> reporter: cummings' frustration palpable there. and it was shared by a lot of other members on that committee this morning. >> wow, even after they cleared up that it wasn't a barricade that was smashed. it was barrels that were nudged. chris, thank you for that. i'll pass the baton now to wolf blitzer picking up our special coverage now. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington. 6:00 p.m. in barcelona. 6:00 p.m. at dusseldorf. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. let's begin with the breaking news. we're getting new detai a

. >> reporter: democrat elijah cummings and republican jason chaffitz want clancy to provide a briefing by next week. the white house says president obama is disappointed by the incident but so far standing by clancy. lawmakers here are divided over what should happen next. >> i believe he is the right person for this job at this time. >> the bottom line is the secret service has to be overhauled. >> reporter: after a breach of the white house itself last fall, the secret service has replaced much of its senior management. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >>> the original white house fence jumper who made it all the way into the white house is facing up to 33 years in prison. he's expected to enter a plea agreement which would spare him a long sentence and spare the secret service of potentially embarrassing trial. >>> less funding for administrators, more for the d.c. public schools. that's the latest plan from d.c. schools chancellor could kia henderson. she plans to increase funding for the schools to expand programs and courses. "the washington post" reports the school system p

joining us now is congressman elijah cummings of maryland. he along with the chairman of his committee today, jason chaffetz, wrote a letter about this incident. congressman cummings, it's a pleasure to have you here. >> good to be with you, rachel. >> what can you tell us about the investigation into this incident so far and what you and your staff have been told and how it's being looked into? >> well, first of all let me say this, rachel. this whole incident is extremely upsetting to me and to mr. chaffetz and our entire committee both republicans and democrats. a lot has been done with regard to the secret service over the last several months. director clancy came in and he relieved half of all the top administrators in the secret service of their duties. and brought about some staffing changes and did a number of other things to make the agency better that i can't even talk about because they're classified. but clearly, rachel, when you look at what happened here, it is extremely alarming and shocking to the conscience that two senior su

. >>> maryland congressman elijah cummings says he believes the chain of command in the secret service is broken. his comments as we're getting a new look at that incident earlier this month where agents are accused of tapping a white house barrier with a car. reports suggest they'd been drinking. cummings' comments referenced the fact that the director didn't learn about the allegations until five days later through an anonymous e-mail. >>> witnesses say the driver told them he blacked out. a school bus hits a house and goes right into the living room. this is what it looked like earlier in the philadelphia area today. that bus has since been removed. police say about a dozen children ranging in age from kindergarten to eighth grade were on board. no one inside the home or on the bus was seriously hurt. >>> your credit score is a lifeline to your financial well-being. if it's damaged it the can prevent you from getting a loan, a job, or a home. consumer reporter erika gonzalez is here with a warning about how some companies can make empty promises. >> okay. wash these dishes up. >> re

today congressman elijah cummings says it's out of control. >> i'm very upset about this.ve made major changes to the secret service with regard to leadership, but obviously there's still a lot of work to be done. you cannot have two supervisory personnel disrupting a crime scene. it's ridiculous. >> so what happens now? and has anything really changed? joining me now from the white house is nbc news senior white house correspondent chris jansing. thank you for being here. >> thanks rev. >> a spokesperson for the president says he's quote, disappointed to hear about the allegations. what else can you tell us? >> there's a lot of investigatoring going on one of the key pieces of evidence is there are cameras everywhere. there's government video of this and one of the people we have talked to who has actually seen the video said that those agents, when they broke through a police tape and arrived on the scene, they came very close to hitting it. that area was secured, but you had a woman who got out of her car and said this was a bomb. so obviously this was a potentially ver

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