eventually mchugh find out trantwo's on the plane that kennedy people don't know that. they think johnson has taken the other thing, the plane he flew in on which was then air force two and is on his way back to washington. the story mchugh tells in his oral history which was released, because like the first time last year which revealed in this book for the first time. this is what he says. is walking up and down the plane. looking for lyndon johnson. he realizes the only place he has elected as the presidential bedroom. so he opens up the door and he looks in the presidential bedroom. no lyndon johnson. the only place on the plane he hasn't looked is the bathroom. a bathroom in the presidential bedroom on air force one. silky walks into the bedroom, by his own account, this is his account. he walked into the bedroom and he opens up the bathroom door. do you know what he finds what he finds lyndon johnson. he finds lyndon johnson, he says, crawled up in a ball on the floor of the bathroom. his hands covering his face, crying hysterical. is a conspiracy, it's a conspira

kennedy presidential library in 1978 with brigadier general got free mchugh, president kennedy's air force a donner november 22nd, 1963 and this falls into the category of dumb luck. i happened to be working at the kennedy library on the day 31 years after he conducted the interview that nicu's interview was declassified so within hours of it open to the public i was able to get access and use it in this book the first time and i will talk later on about some of the insights that this oral history provides. but finally there are just because i'm asking different questions in the material there's a lot of information that's been open to the public a long time that other people looking into this issue have not focused on at both the johnson library and the national archives, washington, d.c. for example there is a report conducted by the secret service where all the secret service agents involved in the presidential detail and vice presidential detail gave degree detailed reports of what they were doing on that day and what they saw and where they solve them. the few people who have us

those soldiers who utilized their battlefield -- >> you're seeing there secretary of the army john mchugh. 13 people dead, 30 wounded. we'll continue to monitor this behind the scenes and we'll let you know what else is said. >>> meanwhile, i want to talk you to you about the suspect in another shooting. allegedly opened fire in an office building in downtown orlando. that suspect is in custody. police say at least six people were shot and one was killed. the wounded victims are in stable condition. orlando police say the suspect appears to have acted alone at this point. there is his picture. he was taken into police headquarters. police say he said "they left me there to rot." we don't know what he meant but we do know that rodriguez is a former employ yeef reynolds, smith and hills housed in that building. the company says he was let go two years ago for performance issues. wkmg is reporting that he just filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy waffle basically broke you but one person dead, five wounded from the shooting at an office building and the suspect jason rodriguez in police custody a

secretary mchugh as you know ordered this review of operations of the arlington national cemetery after evidence of unknown great -- >> i do know that until i read that. >> i'm curious given this is where america's war dead in many cases are buried every day. has the secretary at all paid attention to this? is he concerned about this? has he been involved at all and trying to figure out how to get to the bottom of his? >> i don't think he has been involved in it frankly, brine, and i don't think he is necessarily aware of it. i don't know how wide the coverage of this incident has been. i read it in an online publication, i think. in reading it it was alarming, and i think we're all glad to see that the army secretary is going to look into it and see if there's any truth to the reports. it is a sacred place, especially for people who work in this building. and we want to make sure that everything there is as it should be, but as you know the army is in charge of the installation and they are the best people to take a look at what's going on there. or what is going on there. okay. thank