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squeaky fromme was released from federal prison. she's now 54 and living in upstate new york.stimony was at the old executive office building, which is right next door to the white house. squeaky fromme, of course, was not allowed to be there. >> she's 54, living in upstate new york. thank you, erin. >> soon the parking garage pivotal to the watergate scandal will now be coming down faster than the nixon administration. >> can you tell me what you know? >> you tell me what you know. >> that scene from the 197 6 movie "all the president's men" shows the secret meetings between deep throat and bob woodward, which took place in the arlington, virginia garage. plans are in the works to tear down the garage to make place for new office buildings. developers plan to put a plaque member o memorializing its place in history. >> and miley cyrus may be getting all the blame for putting these moves on the map but did you know her twerk-a-thon has been 20 years in the making? we'll look at what really started this dan craze coming up next. [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letti

moment back in 1975 when that strange woman in red, a member of the manson family called squeaky fromme emerged from a crowd in sacramento. he says he looked at her face. he described it as weathered and then he says he saw the gun. here are his words. >> i had the impression she wanted to speak to me or shake my hand and as i moved to either shake hands or speak to her, i then noticed the gun. >> squeaky fromme wore a kind of nun's red robe that day. she said she only wanted to get ford's attention to discuss red wood trees with him. she didn't fire a shot, served 34 years in prison and is now out on parole living in upstate new york. >>> and from washington tonight, the government program spending billions of dollars in taxpayer money so everyone can work faster online. but what about the $1 million we found going to waste in just one closet. enough money to pay for dozens of teachers. our watch dog, david kerley, back on the case of the costly program. >> reporter: speed, we crave it on the internet. a fast connection. and we need it to remain competitive in a global economy says the

ford%fr would be assassin, lynette "squeaky" fromme, a follower of charles manson.terday, a federal court released the videotaped deposition and the sacramento bee newspaper posted it on-line. in it the president calmly tells how fromme tried and failed to shoot him. >> the weapon was large, covered all or most of her hand as far as i could see. and i only saw it intaniously because almost automatically one of the secret service agents lunged, grabbed the hand and the weapon and then i was pushed off by the secret service detail. >> fromme was convictedsf releaseed from federal prison in 2009. mr. ford passed away in 2006. his testimony was made public at the request of a sacramento historical group. a philadelphia hospital today released sarah murnaghan, the child who sparked a national debate about the organ transplant system. she suffers from cystic fibrosis and was at the bottom of the priority list for a new adult lungs because of her age until a federal judge intervened. today she arrived home. her parents said they hope their story serves as an example for ot

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a man named michael fromme. >> he sat down with us to tell us what he had learned. >> this is a publicage all night. someone was lying in wait. they knew at some point she would return to her vehicle. it was a number of hours before her shift would be over. they were prepared to abduct her at that time. >> did anybody know why she went to her car? >> not that we know of at this time. >> unusual thing to do at that stage? >> i think it was a quick break or something drew her out to her car. we don't know. she was still dressed in white hospital scrubs. it was evident that she was going to come back because she left her belongings in the hospital. >> remember, the police found michelle's car about a half a mile from the hospital parked and locked in a residential area. they hadn't revealed what evidence they had found inside. but fromme found out a thing or two about the car and how it got there. >> did anybody see the car arrive? >> there's a report of a witness who stated they heard conversation coming from the -- headlights shining in their house and conversation from the car at 4:00

a jury convicted lynette, squeaky fromme.is the first time a sitting president has ever given oral testimony in a trial. >> she was three to four feet from me when i first noticed her. she appeared to want to come married. i had the impression she did come forward. i didn't see the precise movement. i stopped, because i had the impression she wanted to speak to me or shake my hand, and as i moved to either shake hands or speak to her, i then notice said the gun. as i indicated, it in her hand was approximately two feet from it. >> now ford videotaped that testimony for use in squeaky fromme's trial. she was sentenced to life in prison, released in parole in 2009. she now lives in new york state. >> doctors at duke university trying to new way to deal with obesity. they are encouraging patients to maintain, rather than reduce their weight. we report on what the researchers found. >> researchers focused on african-american women, who they say are not as likely to suffer from the social stigma of being overweight. the doctor fou

then you remember squeaky fromm. raise your hand if you remember squeaky fromm. for 200-plus years the secret service and its predecessors have had a very similar protocol, look at everybody in the crowd, look for the men.the killers are the man. squeaky fromm took a shot at gerald ford. how long do you think it took them to change 200 years of protocol? whose life to that save when they did? george h.w. bush, because about 20 years later, a woman showed up to one of his rallies with a pistol in her purse, and they were doing something they had done for the last 20 years that they had not done the 200 years before then. they were checking purses, too, and they found that. then you say to yourself, maybe what we need, maybe what we need is a racial squeaky fromm, and you start searching through the history books, you find out we had one.in 1901. raise your hand if you remember who was president before theodore roosevelt. no one remembered.a few guys, thank you. put those guys on "jeopardy!" most people forget when roosevelt came into the administration he was vice

and his testimony was used in the case against the would-be assassin, lynnette squeaky fromme. he talked about seeing a gun in the crowd. >> the weapon was large. it covered all or most of her hand, as far as i could see. and i only saw it instantaneously because almost automatically, one of the secret service agents lunged, grabbed the hand and the weapon. >> ford's testimony was released yesterday but a federal court. the gun never fired. she was convicted and served 30 years in prison. >>> something new at the golden arches. wait until you hear what mcdonald's is going to add to the menu. >>> also, the greatest woman beats man match in sports history. but was it all a setup? this morning, the explosive report claiming the battle of the sexes match is a fraud. >>> an nba player posts a picture of a new tattoo on social media. but there's something very wrong with his ink. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried

scotland yard is assessing the relevance and credibility fromm new information given by the former parentsof a former soldier. the soldier is believed to have been a member of elite british commando movement. the letter boasted in a the military was behind the death of princess diana the royal family not commenting. >> it has to be tough on william and harry. they have a smiling hatred of the media on many levels because of this reason and because they believe that the media helped drive diana to her death. in saying that they believe as most reasonable people do thato it was a tragic accident. >> 36-year-old principle -- princess diana left the ritz on that fateful night. n followed by the pop razee they were killed when the mercedes-benz hit a pillar in a pearis tunnel.unne investigators concluded thelu drunk dderiving caused the accident. conspiracy they'rorrists believe she was murdered. the british tablloyds are going crazy but scotland yard saidand it's not a reinvestigation intoi her death. in new york new york city, fox x >> the fascination continues. >> yes. >> with her death and

david fromme tweeted yesterday, is he threatened to do "a" if they do "b," we don't want to do "b," takewe must squirm to avoid acknowledging they did "a." >> i think the questions are complicated about what the administration has to do or what they can do. look, they have said they're going to provide limited support to some of the rebels. but i also think they're wondering which group should they support and which are friendly to the united states and which aren't. there's a lot of al qaeda mixed in there and i think -- >> i think that's fair. general dempsey said as much. we don't know which side we can support. we don't know the rebels necessarily have american interests at heart but at the same time, what is lost here in all this sort of translating and retranslating? in terms of the president and his position on what is a grave violation of human rights and as seemingly a situation where there are mass atrocities taking place. >> it's horrifying to see. but i think the question you have to ask is what can be done? everyone alike we have to do more. what is more? do we want to have

. >> david fromme, we have you with us right now.his seems like a big moment that in some ways the president obama seems to reset power here in terms of using military forces. we didn't go to congress in libya. it's not something that some leaders have done in the past for kosovo waited until after president clinton did, granted president bush got it for iraq. what do you think president obama is trying to do here, especially in terms of his legacy? >> well, he may be trying to escape spons responsibility, but here's the dilemma that not only the president or the country faces. when the president says, draws a red line, that is not an expression of personal opinion. he speaks for the nation. he has put the nation's credibility on the line with that commitment. now the time has come, tragically, to make good on that commitment. maybe -- i'm one of those who thinks it should not have been made but it's time to make good and he has put responsibility into the hands of the congress that is notoriously paralyzed and dysfunctional. not onl

squeaky fromme was released from prison in 2009. >>> it was a very scary moment. >>> the u.s. quarter mile thanks to new airport-metal detectors. the operator fans were awarded with a performance by lenny kravitz, billie jean king presented mayor bloomberg with a key the shape of a racket. >>> colin powell showed off his moves for a good cause. he was alongside hollywood stars foxx and that's a shot of singer pharrell. we got a shot when colin powell visited us last year. ♪ hey i just met you this is crazy but here's my number so call me maybe ♪ >> sorry, it was a lock. it was a lock. >> we've known for a long time, colin powell has a great sense of humor. >> i want to hear him come sing again. >> that can be arranged, i think. it's 8:10. >>> >>> so, are you creative right brain type? or a logical left brain person? many people believe that's one way to divide the world. well, we'll see if that's really true coming up next on "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ saturday i said i'm sorry sunday came and trashed it out again ♪ ♪ victory is a smile that says... "these are exactly what i want

center fromm the away, during the palace in honolulu. also a town hall and oklahoma. later when theu program schedule, we want to show you some of the town hall where the issue was the health care laws in 2010. is gettingident around congress by executive orders and executive actions. why is that congress filing a lawsuit? the attorney general of the united states was recently held in contempt. we filed against him a contempt of court case. subpoenas and testimony. there is legal action under way. there are things congress can do in terms of not approving presidential appointees, withholding funding. we have done some of that were obama care is concerned. your point. the president has more than operated outside of the legislative framework since he lost control of the house and the senate. >> i do not look for the government for recourse on that. it will make that sacrifice for our child. even if you do not believe in your heart that it will pass or that is appropriate, you need represent us and we are tired of that. [applause] >> a great question. i do try to represe

it is due to the affordable care act, or they are, and, while looking, many of them are reprieve fromme the taxes, the penalties, and the increased costs, you and your employees are fully protected. to keep theible insurance coverage that you have, which, you have taxpayer dollars paying for that insurance. i want to ask you this. if you are able, are you willing to enroll yourself in an exchange plan, october 1? anif i were eligible for exchange plan, i would happy -- be happy to enroll in an exchange plan. >> should employees who are all responsible for implementing enrollw be required to in the same plan americans are being forced to enroll in in these exchanges? >> chairman, i would say if congress decides the employees should be enrolled in exchanges, the employees would support that. >> would you support a bill to that effect? you and all cms employees? >> i would be happy to work with you on the development of a bill. we can discuss that. >> you think all government employees, whether they are at treasuries, ahs, labor, the white house, that they should be subject to the same lan