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i'm jim clancy. >>> "cnn newsroom" continues now with fredricka whitfield. hello. >> hello to you. have a great day. a lot to continue to cover. thanks so much. including a major scandal hitting the u.s. secret service just as president obama arrives in colombia, a country with significant security concerns of its own. officials say several american secret service agents sent to colombia for the president's weekend summit trip have been relieved of duty and sent home for misconduct. "the washington post" said misconduct involved at least one agent having contact with a prostitute in colombia. the post was tipped off to the allegations by former post reporter ronald kesler. kesler and on cnn this morning and he says a dozen agents were involved. >> all 12 agents involved in this situation involving prostitutes. one of the agents did not pay one of the prostitutes and she complained to local police and that's how this all started. police went to the state department. state department told secret service. secret service recalled all the agents. it is really the biggest scandal in secr

jim clancy has that report? korea's missile test has failed, some analysts think an underground nuclear test is more likely. >> relations between the united states and north korea in particular are going to get worse. the u.s. is not going to get food aid, north korea says you broke the agreement, we're going to do something about it. one of the things they have done in the past is detonate a nuclear weapon after a missile test. this is entirely possible now and more probably. >> reporter: earlier this week south korean intelligence released images it says the north is digging a new tunnel at a known nuclear test site. north korea conducted two nuclear tests underground in two tunnels here in 2006 and 2009. both of those tests came within weeks after north korea experienced embarrassing satellite launch failures. seoul says the photo shows what appears to be a third tunnel under construction. according to an intelligence report, one tunnel shown in this inset as fresh mounds of earth and sand piled at the entran

. >> jim clancy, thank you. >>> coming up, if you still need to finish your taxes -- have you finished your taxes yet? >> yeah, i did. filed electronically. >> good. we've got a list of frequently overlooked depucks ducks if you haven't. it's not to take to take advantage of them. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] >>> just a few days left to get in those taxes, but even if you've already filed, you might still be able to take advantage of some ways to save. josh levs has a left of frequently overlooked deductions. what's at the top of that list. >> i always want to point these out. because obviously you have to pay your taxes but you shouldn't be paying more than you absolutely have to. every year it's interesting to, there's a really helpful list of some of the most overlooked deductions in america. the first one is higher education

. >> jim clancy, thank you so much for your always-veteran perspective from this and around the world. thank you so much. that is it for me. i'm brooke bolduan here thea the headquarters in atlanta. now to wolf blitzer. "the situation room" begins right now. >> thanks very much. >>> happening now, troubling more allegations of misconduct by u.s. secret service agents including heavy drinking, a strip club and escorts. we'll get details from the reporter who brought the story. vice president joe biden on the attack and playing the osama bin laden card as the campaigns fight over who has the stronger backbone. and the house speaker john boehner slamming president obama's recent trip. in his words, they're pathetic and republicans are demanding an investigation into what they say are campaign appearances on the taxpayers' dime. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the secret service prostitution scandal that exploded in colombia may be just the tip of the iceberg. allegations have now surfaced of similar misconduct involving heavy dr

. >>> jim clancy joins me now. he was one of the reporters in rwanda for cnn after the genocide.lling people 18 years ago, i wanted to talk about a number of things. first of all, just being there and meeting young people. these are in the late teens, early 20s. one of the things that struck me was how they want to move beyond the painful period, but these are people who remembered their parents being killed. when you got on the ground there 18 years ago, what was it like? >> empty. empty and haunted. the stench of death. every latrine, every well, every cattle dipping station was jam-packed with rotting bodies. and you can't imagine what it was like to see all of that. and it's little doubt that people want to put it behind them that the government is taking great pains to show people just what this was. because you've got to remember the majority of people that are in rwanda today in one way or another took part in that genocide. that was the plan. the plan was to involve as many people as possible. the military didn't do the killing. even the militia that was organized by the