mr. donovan evidently claimed that the suspect turned up no weapon. this is then posted on the associated press. was there ever a correction given to the -- posted on the secret service website or given to the media that this was inaccurate? >> sir, i don't know the answer to that. >> so they just let that linger out there. let me go on. operation moonlight. mr. donovan is quoted as saying because there was no protective assets used during the checks, there was no impact on protective oerperations. do you believe that to be true or not true? >> sir, from the inspector general's report, everyone indicated it did not affect the protection of the president. >> so you have a prowler unit outside the white house. you have the president of the united states in the white house. and you don't believe that there's trouble by taking those protective assets and moving them close to an hour away from the president himself? >> sir, i've read the inspector general's report and we respect his report, and we agree with the report that there was poor judgment in sendi

mr. donovan evidently claimed that the suspect turned up no weapon. this is then posted on the associated press. was there ever a correction given to the -- posted on the secret service website or given to the media that this was inaccurate? >> sir, i don't know the answer to that. >> so they just let that linger out there. let me go on. operation moonlight. mr. donovan is quoted as saying because there was no protective assets used during the checks, there was no impact on protective oerperations. do you believe that to be true or not true? >> sir, from the inspector general's report, everyone indicated it did not affect the protection of the president. >> so you have a prowler unit outside the white house. you have the president of the united states in the white house. and you don't believe that there's trouble by taking those protective assets and moving them close to an hour away from the president himself? >> sir, i've read the inspector general's report and we respect his report, and we agree with the report that there was poor judgment in sendi

mr. donovan evidently claimed that the suspect turned up no weapon. this is then posted on the associated press. was there ever a correction given to the -- posted on the secret service website or given to the media that this was inaccurate? >> sir, i don't know the answer to that. >> so they just let that linger out there. let me go on. operation moonlight. mr. donovan is quoted as saying because there was no protective assets used during the checks, there was no impact on protective oerperations. do you believe that to be true or not true? >> sir, from the inspector general's report, everyone indicated it did not affect the protection of the president. >> so you have a prowler unit outside the white house. you have the president of the united states in the white house. and you don't believe that there's trouble by taking those protective assets and moving them close to an hour away from the president himself? >> sir, i've read the inspector general's report and we respect his report, and we agree with the report that there was poor judgment in sendi

mr. donovan in an associated press article, that was posted on september 20th, 2014, at 1:24 a.m. eastern dlt time, donovan said -- ed donovan. what's his role in the secret service? >> here's our public affairs office. >> donovan said the man appeared unarmed to officers who spotted him climbing the fence, and a search of the suspect turned up no weapons. is that true or not true? >> sir, it's not true. can i elaborate on that, sir? >> let me keep going. >> yes, sir. >> how quickly after he was apprehended did you find the weapon on the suspect that had entered the white house? >> sir, i -- within minutes i would have to assume, sir. >> and somehow,r. donovan evidently claed that the suspect turned up no weapon. this is then posted on the associated press. was there ever a correction given to the -- posted on the secret service website or given to the media that this was inaccurate? >> sir, i don't know the answer to that. so they just let th linger out there. let me go on. eration moonlight. mr. donovan is quoted as saying because there was no protective assets used during the c

mr. donovan is quoted as saying that there were no protective assets used during the checks was no impact on the protective obligations. the ub we've got leave that to be true or not true? >> from the inspector general's report everyone indicated it did not affect the president. >> so you have a unit outside of the white house, and the president of the united states in the white house and you don't believe that there is trouble by taking those protective assets and moving them close to an hour away from the president himself? >> i read the inspector general's report and we respect and agree with his report that there was poor judgment sending the unit that distance in this case. >> the general came to the conclusion they would have been unable to respond if there was an incident at the white house. >> that particular unit, yes that's correct. >> so did the president have more or less access around him from the secret service by moving the unit away? >> he didn't have that unit. >> there was less protection for the president as opposed to more. >> it is a reactive unit. >> we don't believe

mr. donovan would agree. i think if we could reverse the inexorable rise of out of wedlock childberg, that would be the most important thing we could do for our culture. it seems to be just unstoppable. but if we could get more people to say, the best thing -- more mothers to say the best thing i can do for my child is to give him his father and more fathers to say, i have an indefeasable

mr. donovan has started to rebut that. what we sawadd that in the great depression was an economic catastrophe that still have not repeated to that full extent. joblessness, worklessness, poverty, and crime whereas in the 1960's, you had a very robust economy. started going through the roof. so crime really is a cultural issue. it's about the rule of law, givenr people have been the values to respect the rule of law, whether they have the orientation of that, deferredrol, and gratification, and the family structure that will say, you not steal just something. want so, you know, we're all agreeing very heavily on this panel but i still think the message is not out there enough, that family structure is the most important thing. and america is suffering from it more than other european countries. and i think that unless we can rebuild the way to family at all income structures, have a very hard time with our economy. >> before we conclude and leave, want to leave time for questions. let me just ask one question for each of y

mr. donovan would agree. i think if we could reverse the inexorable rise of out of wedlock childberg, that would be the most important thing we could do for our culture. it seems to be just unstoppable. but if we could get more people to say, the best thing -- more mothers to say the best thing i can do for my child is to give him his father and more fathers to say, i have an indefeasable responsibility to raise my child, that would be the best thing that could happen for our country. >> to me, it's absolutely the marriage rate. brad wilcox's article in the index makes it screamingly clear. there's been a 10-point reduction in the marriage rate in the last decade. what astonished me looking at the numbers again is that it's been 50% since the era of the 19 physician. we all talk about out of wedlock childbearing. the childberg is not the problem. we are below replacement rate birth rate in the united states. only two years of the last 42 have we been above replacement, even with the influence of immigrants to

donovan said, mr. premier, do you know how porcupines make love? [speaking spanish] what is that? the answer was no common he didn't know. donovan said very carefully. that is how you and the united states will begin to discuss restoring relations. i will help and do the best i can with that. donovan came back with this message that kennedy was interested. -- that castro was interested in better relations. curiously, the bureaucracy went into overdrive for instructions for him. they wanted him to go back to cuba until castro if he severed his relations with the soviet union and made it clear he was pulling his asians out of west -- agents out of western america we could talk. this proposal were brought to the president of united states. this document is the key document. when i found this in the kennedy library i felt that it was the most important documents of the kennedy administration. the president overruling his aides on these restrictive instructions and saying we want to have better relations with the diaper he don't give him preconditions he is not going to meet. let's be m

donovan. >> i spent time with mrs. norton's class at a elementary school in philadelphia. named esther wrote to me and sited me to read to her class. also there leaker charles ramsey and district attorney seth williams. big thanks to all the teachers. a fun way to spend a snowy morning. >> fantastic. >> the storm is gone. now we're talking about icy concerns for the morning and our weather watchers are showing us a variety of weather across the region. first let's start off with reviewing some of the time lapse pictures we have here. great one from kevin wilson. take a look at this. here's the backyard. you can see the fire pit, not much there. little snow on the ground. more snow. the most snow. about three to 4-inches where he lives north and west of the city of philadelphia. as we look a little bit further into some of our wonderful weather watcher totals you can see temperatures in the 30's but the snow accumulations continue. i'm going to take you to the south first where it's 39 degrees. greg is saying ocean view it's comfortable and then over to the north and west w