we had the incident in south africa for the mandela funeral. the mandela funeral, the president should have never gone to that event. the secret service agents that actually do the work -- i've done three foreign advance, excuse me, where i was the lead advance, ha was impossible to secure. those agents knew it. the staff pushed for that event and we didn't have people in management willing to fight the fight. megyn, no rank and file agent will walk into the oval office and tell the president you're not going to the mandela funeral. it takes people with d.c. gravitas. >> but those who jumped over the fence the other day, how do you blame that on anybody than the secret service with all due respect to the men and women who protect the president. >> i'm not absolving or apologizing for them. i don't work there any more. but there are a number of systemic problems that could have led to this. we have people on that post who the academy watching the front door of the white house, a united nations general assembly preparation session going on up in

we had the incident in south africa for the mandela funeral. mandela funeral, the president should have never gone to that event. the secret service agents that actually do the work -- i've done three foreign advance, excuse me, where i was the lead advance, ha was impossible to secure. those agents knew it. the staff pushed for that event and we didn't have people in management willing to fight the fight. megyn, no rank and file agent will walk into the oval office and tell the president you're not going to the mandela funeral. it takes people with d.c. gravitas. >> but those who jumped over the fence the other day, how do you blame that on anybody than the secret service with all due respect to the men and women who protect the president. >> i'm not absolving or apologizing for them. i don't work there any more. but there are a number of systemic problems that could have led to this. we have people on that post who were right out of the academy watching the front door of the white house, a united nations general assembly preparation session g

allowing a phony translator near the president during nelson mandela's funeral. taking four days to discover the white house had been hit by gun fire. today, ridicule for the vaunted secret service, with critics suggesting the agency hire a home security service. >> have you ever heard of these guys? >> reporter: and there could be more revelations to come. tonight, the secret service is investigating whether a security guard who was in the elevator with president obama during a recent trip to atlanta had a criminal record. the secret service is looking into reports that that security guard had a gun and was not properly vetted. david? >> another big question tonight. pierre thomas live in washington. thank you. >>> our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl has been on this from the very start, asking the president last week if he still believed in his security team. >> reporter: do you still have confidence in the secret service? >> the secret service does a great job. and i'm grateful for the sacrifices they make on my behalf and my family's behalf. >>

month a fake sign language interpreter stood just a few feet away from president a during nelson mandela's funeral service in south africa. >>> the nation's first ebola patient was on one of their flights that traveled through dulles airport. the centers for disease control says the patient was not contagious at the time. a hospital in dallas admits it made a mistake when dunkin first visited the facility and was sent home with antibiotics even though he told the intake nurse he just traveled from liberia. now, health officials are looking for any who had contact with him. also being monitored is a group of school-age children dunkin came into contact with. how could the hospital miss the liberia trip and ebola-like symptoms. live from dallas to hear what the hospital is saying about this misstep. >>> the man charged in hannah graham's disappear is getting ready to go back to court. matthew's hearing is tomorrow morning and causing police to look at other unsolved cases. >> jesse matthew will appear in court tomorrow morning on two reckles driving charges and scheduled to appear on the abduction c

does anybody remember mandela's funeral? do you remember the translator. that guy was so close to president obama and he was nuts. but the other part that we have to remember too, among the secret service, the morale is very low and there's a culture of fear, they're afraid to be fired if they speak up about what's going on because they know that no one has their back when they go up against president obama because the media has been on a six-year coffee break and they're not analyzing these issues so the poor secret service are afraid to do anything because they know nobody's going to protect them. >>> up next, walmart says tracey morgan is at least partly to blairm for the accident that left him in critical condition because he wasn't wearing a seat belt. ♪ [ female announcer ] we love our smartphones. and now telcos using hp big data solutions are feeling the love, too. by offering things like on-the-spot data upgrades -- an idea that reduced overcharge complaints by 98%. no matter how fast your business needs to adapt, if hp big data solutions can keep

allowing a phoney translator during the mandela funeral. taking 4 days to discover the white house hit by gunfire. today ridicule for the secret service. critic suggesting the agency hire home security service. >> have you ever heard of these guys. l about. >>reporter: there could be more revelation to come. secret service is investigating whether security guard who was in the elevator with president obama during recent trip to atlanta had a criminal record. secret service looking into reports the security guard had a gun and was in the properly veted. this is abc news washington. >> in southern california tonight the mayor of the city of bell garden has been shot and killed. mayor daniel crest fatally wounded in what l.a. county sheriff's officials describe as a domestic dispute. his wife was taken that custody this afternoon. crest was deputy prohibition officer and elected to the bell garden city council 2001. again shot and killed today. >>> governor brown signed several bills into law today including the nation first state wide ban on

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. >> that was the problem with the translater, the sign language translator at the mandela funeral asogram, the inner, inner sanctum. you know, we'll always check these folks with an extra level of scrutiny. the distance buys you no time. the lack of distance buys you no time or options as well. there's going to be extra levels of scrutiny. that's why the story makes a little more sense, if he did not have a criminal background. there is no way he would have been in that elevator, excuse me, with a felony history. no way. >> these revelations were only recently brought to light. the various news organizations reporting them, some people say there is just too much secret when it comes to the secret service or at least trying to cover their own mistakes. >> right, the first rule of crisis management. get the story out fast and accurate. neither was done. it was a slow roll and it was inaccurate. you know, you can't have it that way when you deal with the security of the president of the united states. it is a bipartisan issue. and when both darrell issa and steven lynch on both sides of

yet president obama and nelson mandela's funeral shaking hands, very big deal was made of this with raulo. >> just that handshake seems so symbolic because presidents of these two countries had never publicly been together, talk to in all of in any way these decades. cuba is really one of the most intractable foreign-policy ofues in the modern history u.s. world relations. historic, kindhe of imperial attitude of the united states toward cuba pre-revolution and towards all of latin america, quite frankly, smaller countries which we have assumed we could control. the cubanfidel castro revolution say, guess what, you can control is even though we are small country. we're going to be independent and have our own political system and are owned foreign-policy. because -- course, it evolved into a domestic political issue. hardliners in the senate and commerce basically do the challenge to any real move on to the policy. >> do you think president obama was to change the policy? >> i personally do think his >> i personally do think his team would like to c you introduce the man and the woman. a

remembers the crazy -- nelson mandela's funeral? the crazy sign language guide?entering gibberish, it wasn't legitimate signing, he was within two feet of the president. we don't know what danger he posed but it is an example of the blacks attitude. we learned two serious things, a, that the president was very close to an individual who could have harmed him and beat, the secret service doesn't always tell the truth. that is really damaging. exaggerated the amount of danger he and his family were in when this guy ran halfway through the white house, misrepresented exactly where the guy was and he was tackled by an off-duty secret service agent conducting a tour of the white house for his friends who ordinarily wouldn't have been there. stuart: how about this? lot of unanswered questions on ebola. we do not know the name of the patients now being treated in dallas, we don't know the airline that person came in on and we don't know the flight number. do we have a right to know these things? judge napolitano: we absolutely do. i don't know if we know his name but we

martha: there was a former secret service member on the kelly file who talked about nelson mandela's funeral said that was such a difficult area to secure. there was no way the president should have attended. then we learned the man doing sign language nearby had history as well. what would you expect to hear from the white house about all this? >> well, if the white house has confidence in the secret service they are unique in our country right now. when elijah cummings says he has lost confidence in someone. he's hardly a tea party republicans. he does not cite size the administration unless it is warranted and he has lost confidence in director pierson's leadership. they are not going to ask me whether i think she on the to stay. ' they don't care what i think. i hope they care what he thinks and they would be tired of seeing a well respect long standing institution like the secret service be the butt of jokes. i would think they would want to move in another direction with a new leader and change the culture of the secret service. right now it's not acceptable. >> you think they will be