mr. philip. mr. filip mentioned the human-resources issue and fact that you believe there needs to be at human-resources director from the outside coming in. i am assuming from that the method of to this point has been agents from within who have been overseeing human resources. is that true? >> yes, historically the agents occupied senior leadership positions in a number of areas that perhaps their background and experience doesn't best prepare them to perform. the fbi for example under director miller benefited substantially. we think there is broad consensus by bringing in folks from the outside is spent their careers in those areas perhaps outside in the private industry or other areas and coming in to lead those and that is something that would be beneficial here. >> one final question. i understand there has been changing over the last several years in the hiring process. among other things on line hiring. pushing these changes. were you able -- where is this coming from? >> i don't think we ha

mr. abbott has struggled to get much of his agenda off the ground. it was the decision to award prince philip knighthood that may prove to be his downfall. the move was almost universally criticized here. he was ridiculed on social media and it led to accusations that the prime minister was out of touch with his party and his people. many believe the most likely to challenge for the leadership is malcolm turnball the communications minister. over the weekend, liberal party mps and senators will be making a calculation, do they have the best chance of winning the next election during 2016 with mr. abbott or without him? john donson bbc news sydney. >>> that vote on tuesday. >>> now to a problem known as the stuffed paradox. this is a term that's used to describe why a large number of americans have so many possessions that they don't know what to do with while on the other end of the scale in the country, there are some that hardly own anything at all. the paradox is a visible example of the growing wealth gap which the bbc has been exploring in its season "a richer world." jane o'brian looks

philip snodgrass will never forget their loss. >> he was one of these people who was doing all the right things. and this bad thing happened to him. >> repor mr. snodgrass tells me he has seen stories like this on the news but never understood the depth of tragedy until it hit home. doreen and jim, back to you. >> chris gordon thank you. >>> new video tonight of the man known as the black hat bandits. the fbi says they robbed seven banks in northern virginia and maryland since january 2nd. this video shows the men holding up the essex bank in arnold maryland. investigs say the men are growing more violent and brazen holding a gun to the head of a custom at one bank in virginia. reward for the arrest and convicti of the men has also been raised to $30,000. >>> police are trying to figure out who killed a 95-year-old man. a navy veteran who was a reside in a senior living complex in montgomery county. the propert manager found the man dead in his apartment at the randolph village complex in colesvil yesterday. he's been identified as daniel lauren bellvin. so far police will only say that belvin had suffered trauma to his upper body. police say

air force general philip breedlove assessed the grim situation before ukraine before the house armed services committee. >> none of us knows what mr. putin will decide. if we take action and he believes he'll accelerate. if he takes action, it might raise the cost to him and he might take another decision. it's important we judge what we might think happens and move forward. what is clear it is not getting better, it is getting worse every day. lou: our next guest was present for breedlove's testimony. joining us congressman brad wenstrup, a member of the armed services and veterans affairs committee and serves on the president's select committee on intelligence and combat surgeon in iraq. breedlove was early in sounding the alarm on putin's ambitions and capabilities. he sounds more concerned today than when it all began. >> well he does sound more concerned than when it all began and should be. the president spoke out very vociferously when this all began and said we would be supportive of ukraine. i don't think that's what the ukrainians are feeling, nor is the president. when he spoke to congress he said we need more than mre'

mr. abbott has struggled to get much of his agenda off the ground. it was the decision to award prince philip a knighthood that may prove to be his downfall. the move was almost universally criticized here. he was ridiculed on social media and it led to accusations that the prime minister was out of touch with his party and his people. many believe the most likely to challenge for the leadership is malcolm turnball the communications minister. over the weekend, liberal party mps and senators will be making a calculation, do they have the best chance of winning the next election during 2016 with mr. abbott or without him? john donson, bbc news, sydney. >>> it should have been a night of celebration, ghana's national football team making it through to a record ninth africa cup of nations final after beating host equatorial guinea 3-0 instead it was a nice of violence as players and fans were pelted with bottles, rocks, chairs ripped from the stands by a hostile home crowd causing play to be suspended 30 minutes. pierce edwards has this report. >> reporter: riot police in the stands, injured fan

air force general philip breedlove the top nato commander, today assessed the grim situation in ukraine before the house armed services committee. >> none of us know what mr. putin will decide. if we take action many believe he will accelerate. if we take action others believe it may raise the toss to him and he may take another decision. i think it's appropriate that we judge what we think will happen and find a way forward. what is clear is that right now, it is not getting better. it is getting worse every day. >> our next guest was present for breedlove's testimony. joining us now, congressman brad winstrop, member of both the armed services and veterans affairs committee. he also serves on the permanent select committee on intelligence want and was a combat surgeon in iraq. good to have you with us. breedlove was early in sounding the alarm on putin's ambitions and capabilities. he sounds, if anything, more concerned today than when it all began. >> well, he does sound more concerned than when it all began, and he should be. the president spoke out very vociferously when this call began and said we will be supportive of ukraine but i don't think that

mr. philip, i would just ask you to start. some of the problems i think you've identified a great, need more leadership their administrative capacity, too much insularity, people have commented about the low morale. so as the transition from the secret service to treasure the dhs, i know it's been 12 years 13 years now having it be in a bigger bureaucracy with more red tape, i don't to me that would exacerbate these problems. can you comment on whether the secret service is better served having been in dhs? >> thank you congressman. we did not focus on that question given that we just had a couple months time and without we thought we had an awfully big agenda just on the core safety issues. i suspect the agency could be improved within dhs, or within treasure. i'm sure there are strong arguments on each side, and we heard arguments exactly like you just shared to the pro-treasury site. we've heard arguments to the pro-dhs side. >> where were those arguments? with these line agents or people said they liked treasure better wit