>> there's more video of the omar gonzalez incident than we previously thought. what is it? >> reporter: we understand it to be a white house security video. according to the congressman taking the lead role, he's aware there's extensive footage of omar gonzalez during this incident on september 19th. he's not seen the footage, but will be reviewed by the interim head. he was named today. clancy has been retired, but well respected. the president called and thanked him for returning to service. he has a lot to unpack. >> he sure does. thanks so much. >> reporter: you bet. >>> something strange happened in the media coverage of today's top stories. somehow the secret service scandal and ebola became

hr pelley: and three days after that incident, a man identified as omar gonzalez jumped the fence at the white house and got deep inside the mansion. today, the head of the secret service got a bipartisan drubbing over it on capitol hill. and bill continues our coverage now. >> the fact is the system broke down on september 19. >> that isn't just getting inside the portico. that's half of a white house tour. >> don't let somebody get close to the president. don't let somebody get close to his family. don't let them get in the white house, ever! >> reporter: as a federal grand jury indicted omar gonzalez today on three counts carrying a maximum sentence of 16 years, embattled secret service director julia pierson admitted the agency had failed its mission. >> it's clear that our security plan was not properly executed. this is unacceptable, and i take full responsibility. and i will make sure that it does not happen again. >> reporter: pierson, on the defensive for more than three hours, said an automatic emergency lock has now been placed on the front door of the white house. she pro

he's omar gonzalez. he ran past a door into the lobby, past the stairs that led to the first family's residence through the first door and into the east room and then back into the hall where he was taken down. we are also learning about a new breach just three days before omar gonzalez allegedly got inside the white house with a knife there was a security contractor with a gun who was riding in an elevator with the president when he was visiting the centers for disease control in atlanta not too long ago. and the secret service agent did not actually initially know that this guy had a weapon, that this guy had a gun. those details confirmed by the agency itself. as i mentioned, this happened recently when president obama was at the cdc talking about ebola and an official said while this security contractor was reprimanded for pulling out his cell phone trying to take pictures of president obama, the secret service then discovered he had the gun. the director of the agency failed to mention any of this d

today in court, omar gonzalez pled not guilty. he waved it attention hearing, meaning he will be held until trial. the biggest moment, the strangest moment with his attorney arguing he should not have to undergo a mental health evaluation and telling the court to back off. attorneysistening as argued over the court's push for a mental health screening, omar gonzalez said almost nothing, his lawyer insisting the accused white house intruder and war veteran is quote, doing just fine, and the judge has no right to order one. >> it the screening is done, we would like to have a screening done by our experts, not by the court. the arguing just a block away . million a year, and the door was unlocked. >> the door was unlocked at the time of mr. gonzalez's entry. >> too much to defend, pierson resigned. interests ofthe the agency to which she has dedicated years of her life. >> congressional leaders are also calling for an independent investigation amid new accusations secret service just last month at the cdc accidentally led an armed m

omar gonzÁlez que presentaron cargos hoy no sÓlo burló la seguridad en la mansiÓn presidencial, pasÓebran fiestas de gala. no sÓlo eso, esquivó un agente tirÁndolo al piso. no fue hasta que pasÓ por al lado de la escalera que conduce a las habitaciones presidenciales. como nos dice blanca rosa vilche el episodio puso a sudar a la directora del servicio secreto. >> en una audiencia intensa en la que hubo acusaciones seÑalamientos y disculpas se interrogÓ a quien estÁ a cargo de la agencia de seguridad del presidente, a quiÉn se le cuestionaba por quÉ omitieron que el veterano de guerra omar gonzÁlez ingresÓ a la casa blanca mucho mÁs lejos de lo que se informÓ iniciamente. que su presencia pudo haber sido mucho mÁs pelogrisa. >> (ingles) >> inexplicablemente cruzÓ 5 barreras de seguridad. fue un ingreso en el que el propio presidente, el vicepresidente y otras personas que frecuentan los pasillos podrÍan haber sido atacados por gonzÁlez que tenÍa un cuchillo cuando fue detenido. >> es inaceptable, asumo la responsabilidad de lo que sucediÓ, no volverÁ a ocurrir, dijo hoy la primera mu

. >> reporter: last month, 42- year-old army veteran omar gonzalez made it into the white house past a guard and the staircase leading to the first family's private residence before he was stopped. this is the 7th time this year someone has scaled the white house fence. last month, the secret service added these temporary barriers as another layer of protection. the gonzalez incident led to an internal investigation of secret service procedures and the resignation of director julia pierson. joseph clancy the former head of president obama security detail is now acting director. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >> tuesday a federal judge delayed omar gonzalez's arraignment and ordered a mental health evaluation in the next month. >>> a former mountie is being hailed a hero for shooting and killing the gunman police say was responsible for yesterday's rampage in ottawa. kevin vickers received a standing ovation as he entered the house of commons this morning. vickers shot and killed the suspected gunman moments after he allegedly killed a soldier at canada's national war memor

asÍ que el de omar gonzÁlez es otro episodio vergonzoso que se suma de desprestigio del servicio secretorcatÓ de que el individuo entrado no soltar a los perros, tampoco habÍa una gente la porta principal de la casa blanca ni estaba cerrada con llave ni siquiera sonÓ la alarma. >> originalmente se habÍa mencionado que la familia presidencial no se hallaba en la casa blanca se habÍa marchado cinco minutos antes con la nueva evidencia la familia estuvo en peligro? >> no. porque en efecto se habÍan marchado antes. quizÁs eso haya contribuido a que estuvieran desprevenidos estaban con la guardia baja. incluso seÑor que detuvo al intruso estaba fuera de servicio, si este intruso que no tenÍa cumpla sofisticado entrÓ si una organización terrorista quiere hacerlo hasta dÓnde pueden llegar es preocupante. >> ojalÁ que aprendan lecciones del incidente. >> ojalÁ que se pongan las pilas. >> gracias por la informaciÓn. >> gracias ricardo, pamela. dos perturbadores incidentes captados en video ocurrieron en california y en texas, las imÁgenes le pone los pelos de punta cualquiera. las imÁgenes. >> la

it hasn't happened yet. >> what about omar gonzalez before a judge today. what do we expect? >> he's going to appear in federal government this afternoon. it's a detention hearing. he was indicted yesterday. charged with a number of things including unlawfully entering a restricted area with a deadly weapon. for unlawfully possessing ammunition. we know he's an iraq war veteran and his family members say he was suffering from ptsd. so far in his court appearance he didn't request a hearing to determine his mental health. it's possible that ptsd, his service with the war could factor into whatever defense. again, he'll be in court later this afternoon. we'll be monitoring all of it and bring it to you, richard. >> kristen welker thank you so much. >>> i want to bring in democratic congresswoman sheila jackson-lee from texas. a senior member of the house land security committee. she questioned julia piereson. thank you for being here. i want to start with this. you asked julia piereson why omar gonzalez was able to make it as far as he did and the fact that agents interviewed h

. >>> accused white house fence jumper omar gonzalez faces a judge today. at a previous hearing the judge ruled to hold him without bail. that could be revisited. >>> at the same time, a revelation the secret service director didn't mention during lawmaker questioning on tuesday. another security breach days before gonzalez's. the secret service allowed an armed security contractor with a criminal record into an elevator with the president. nbc's tracie potts is in washington for us this morning. good morning to you. what else do we know about this story as it piles on, it seems? >> reporter: we're learning more details. it looks like democrats and republicans here, richard, are equally concerned. frankly, equally outraged about what's been happening with the secret service. >> i want to thank dr. freeden and everybody here at the washington center. >> reporter: a new report says when president obama was at the cdc in atlanta, a security contractor with a criminal record and a gun was standing right next to him in the elevator and the man was never screened

. >>> accused white house fence jumper omar gonzalez will face a judge later today. now, at a previous hearing the judge ruled that he'd be held without bail, but that could be revisited. meanwhile, the secret service is under fire. the agency's director was questioned by lawmakers yesterday. at the same time, a new report says the secret service allowed an armed security contractor who had a criminal record into an elevator with the president on a recent trip to atlanta. nbc's tracie potts is live from washington. and tracie, there on the hill, lawmakers, they don't seem the least bit satisfied with that hearing. are we going to see more backlash today? >> reporter: well, we certainly could, angie. good morning, everyone. and the interesting thing about that is it's equal. democrats, republicans seem equally outraged about this. and now we're getting new information that three days before the president -- before his family, i should say, experienced that fence jumper, the president himself was at risk. >> i want to thank dr. freeden and everybody here at the center

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meanwhile, "the washington post" is reporting that omar gonzalez was tackled by an off-duty agent. he was walking near the white house after the obama family boarded a helicopter. in another embarrassing moment for the secret service, president obama reportedly shared an elevator with an armed contractor with a criminal record. this incident occurred september the 16th at the cdc in atlanta. >>> british jets are now attacking isis targets in iraq officially joining the u.s.-led campaign against the islamic state. the royal air force will likely play a critical role in what is expected to be a long fight against the extremist militants. meanwhile, president obama is still facing criticism over comments he made on "60 minutes," saying the u.s. intelligence community underestimated the threat of isis. the conservative group government accountability institute reports the president missed nearly 60% of his daily briefings, perhaps explaining why isis was underestimated. however, "the washington post" pushing back on that report, saying the president reads his briefing every day but doe

instead members from both sides of the aisle wanted to vent their outrage that omar gonzalez equipped with a knife but little else could work his way so deeply into the white house. >> the fact is the system broke down on september 19th. >> that isn't just getting inside the portico. that's half of a white house tour. >> don't let somebody get close to the president! >> julia pierson admitted the agency had failed. >> it's clear that our security plan was not properly executed. this is unacceptable and i take full responsibility and i will make sure that it does not happen again. >> pierson was pretty much on the defensive as the committee members took turns grilling her for about three hours, but she did say an automatic emergency lock has now been placed on the front door of the white house and she promised a robust investigation was underway, but oversight committee chair darrell issa was unmoved. >> that an internal investigation by the secret service is not sufficient. i repeat is not sufficient. >> pierson insisted also that the president and his family are safe, but committee m

omar gonzalez the iraq war veteran who jumped the fence and entered the executive mansion last monthigned in washington. joining me is justice correspondent pamela brown, criminal defense attorney joey jackson and l.z. granderson. we want to start with you, pam, what charges is gonzalez facing? >> yesterday a grand jury returned an indictment of three charges against omar gonzalez, one of federal charge, two d.c. violations of federal charges entering a restricted building while carrying a dangerous or deadly weapon. unlawful ammunition and carrying a weapon outside the home. this is an arraignment, he will likely enter a not guilty plea which is standard, this will happen at 1:30 p.m. eastern time today. >> this man has a history of mental illness and authorities have known that for some time. how will that enter into this criminal case against this man? >> what happens is the criminal justice system is predicated on three things, punishment is number one and the deterrence because we want to deter you and other people and of course there's the other thing which is the rehabilitatio

members bombarded her with questions about omar gonzalez, the man accused of jumping the white house fence and making it inside 11 days ago. mike viqueira has more on today's hearing in washington. >> an intruder walked in the front door of the white house, and that is unacceptable. >> reporter: the outrage came from all sides. and facing a house panel, secret service director julia pearson didn't deny there's anger. >> it's self-evident that mistakes were made. >> reporter: it follows a series of scandals by an agency once thought beyond reapproach. the director is vows to clean house. >> this is unacceptable and i take full responsibility and i will make sure it doesn't happen again. pearson testimony came the day after the intrusion by omar gonzalez, when he made it much further than we thought. entering through the unlocked front door overpowering an officer and leading to the staircase and passing through the east room before being stopped just outside the green room. despite all that, pierson tried to reassure the public. >> is the president safe today? >> they are. >> that was

lawmakers have many serious questions about just how omar gonzalez was able to get well inside -- youim there crossing the white house lawn all of this before he was subdued. cnn's pamela brown reports the director of the secret service was the focus of intense criticism at a congressional hearing. >> reporter: 42-year-old omar gonzalez seen here bolting across the white house lawn was stopped by just one on duty secret service officer in the white house and a source briefed on the breach said two off-duty agents who happened to be on the lower level heard the commotion and assisted. "the washington post" reports one of those had been guarding the obama daughters just four minutes earlier before they left with the president on marine one. >> i have asked for a full review. it's obvious it is obvious that mistakes were made. >> reporter: for nearly four hours the director of the secret service, julia pierson was grilled on how omar gonzalez was able to make it inside. >> don't let somebody get close to the president. don't let somebody get close to his family. >> i wish to god you prot

. >> that line hasn't changed since omar gonzalez jumped a white house fence and went past white house security on september 19th. >> i appreciate it, guys. >> ultimately, the president does retain confidence in the leadership of the secret service and in the men and women of the secret service. the president does continue to have confidence in the men and women of the secret service. >> given the breadth of experience the president has in dealing with the secret service, the people to protect them, he maintains confidence in them. >> the reports keep coming. they seem to be getting more alarming, not less. an armed contractor was allowed to get on an elevator with president obama in atlanta two weeks ago. while these lapses are truly shocking, it's important or more alarming to know white house security breaches have happened before. in 1974 a man in a stolen helicopter was able to land on the white house south lawn, take off and then come back. secret service officers finally shot at the chopper. in 1978 a man dressed in a karate uniform carrying a knife scaled the white house fence

omar gonzalez will be in court later today. >>> thank you for the update. former secret service agent dan bongino calling for better leadership at the agency. >> there is a small group of cabal secret service members upper level managers who have been there for a long time that have frankly decimated the agency. moral is purple. i don't know if they are preparing for their second careers but they have destroyed the moral of the secret service they are infuriated and enrageed by the lack of leadership and lack of ability to stand up with the staff they need to fix this. >> let's keep talking about this. does the military need to take over the secret service? and facebook page after the show #keep talking. >> a dang ruerous recovery miss happening on the volcano in japan. the death toll now 48. this as more tremors raise concerns for another eruption. most of the concerned are hikers. >> self defense or intent to kill. that's when a jury will begin deciding today. michael dunn saying he feared for his life when he opened fire on an suv with four teenagers ins

confirming omar gonzalez was able to get more than 100 feet into the white house. but offering little explanation for the agency's original statement, which suggested he'd been stopped just inside the front door. >> i agree that mistakes were made and the proper protocols were not followed. >> reporter: she pointed to security upgrades at the white house, including a new automatic emergency lock on the the door. she defensed the agency's choice to conduct an internal investigation. but committee members were far from satisfied. >> an internal investigation by the secret service is not sufficient. >> i wish to god you protected the white house like you're protecting your reputation here today. >> i believe that you have done a disservice to the president of the united states. >> reporter: utah congressman argued that responding agents should have used force. >> don't let somebody get close to his family. don't let them get into the white house. if they have to take action that's lethal, i will have their back. >> reporter: pierson also revealed two secret service of

. >> en septiembre omar gonzÁlez dentro a la mansiÓn presidencial con un cuchillo. >> kevin vickers fues de seguridad, tras el tiroteo realizado ayer miÉrcoles en la frontera. Ésto en comparaciÓn con la frontera con mÉxico que se extiende un poco menos de 2000 millas, cuenta con mÁs de 2000 agentes fronterizos. no hay evidencias que el tiroteo en canadÁ sea una amenaza para el paÍs pero hay que estar preparados. >> las elecciÓn estÁn a la vuelta de la esquina, los votantes en austin texas han salido a votar, mÁs de 36.000 personas han salido a participar para ejercer el sufragio, alcaldes, nuevos concejales, y millones de dÓlares para el transporte. >> un informe de auditorÍa de la oficina del contralor dio a conocer que un empleado descargÓ contenido pornogrÁfico durante la mayor parte de 2008. esto cuando varios de los colegas guardaban contenido partidista hasta el 2010. el contenido pornogrÁfico fue accedido entre el 11 el contenido pornogrÁfico fue accedido entre el 11 de febrero y el 15 de diciembre de 2008. no ha sido reportado a la justicia, dicen que se va asegurar para que se

. >> pero ahora se sabe que omar gonzÁlez de 42 aÑos penetrÓ cien pies mÁs.erceptado cerca de donde suele estar el presidente. (inglÉs) >> es obvio que hubo errores, asumo la responsabilidad dijo la directora del servicio secreto ante un panel investigador del congreso. no es la primera vez que la agencia encargada de la protecciÓn presidencial se ve en apuros. >> en 2009 un matrimonio burlÓ a los agentes servicios secreto se colaron como si fueran invitados. en 2011 un hombre disparÓ contra la casa quanca un un rifle semiautumÁtico. dije que fue el tubo de escape de un vehÍculo. >> una mucama encontrÓ la primera de 7 balas en la pared de la mansiÓn. en 2012 lo que quedaba de la reputaciÓn de la agencia se vino al piso cuando agentes en una noche de borrachera protagonizaron un escÁndalo con prostitutas antes de la llegada del presidente obama en colombia. se repitiÓ en otras partes. el de omar gonzÁlez es otro vergonzoso episodio que se suma al desprestigio del servicio secreto. ♪ ♪ >> en otras palabras hubo brechas en varios niveles de seguridad. no se perc

that has to do both bo the september 19th intrusion here at the white house when omar gonzalez leaped over the fence and making it into the white house. an incident that happened three days earlier when the president was traveling to atlanta when a man with a rap sheet had been arrested on assault charges who was a contractor, and who was carrying a gun was allowed on an elevator with president obama while he was on his way to the meeting with the center of disease control. it was agreed that she should go and this afternoon she was gone. >> the startling revelation is that the white house itself had not been informed of that security breach until the day before the news report came out from the "washington post." did not even hear from the secret service. >> there was no denying the fact that the white house was shocked by that. you could just tell the way it was phrased today. they only learned of that security breach some 15 days ago. 14 days ago moments before it was going to be to be reported in the "washington post" yesterday. but you have to consider and take into context the f

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pierson was hammered out a hearing on the hill over major security breach the left this jumper omar gonzalez make his way deep into the white house. >> this is unacceptable and i take full responsibility. >> i wednesday afternoon, she offered her resignation. reports raising questions about the performance of the agency. the president concluded that new agent -- new leadership was required. >> joseph clancy will take the reins temporarily. an independent panel will investigate the recent breaches and recommend a new director, perhaps somebody from the outside. whoever comes then has to change the culture of the agency. >> they have to generate a culture inside where it is easier to speak up about problems. panel of independent experts has not yet been named, but they are supposed to give their recommendations to the president by september 15 -- december 15. us five people are in custody after a robbery and a chase. you will onlythat see on abc 7. robbery.responded to a alexandria police chased the car until it crashed of the intersection of kings highway and route one. the driver of another

four hours to date director of the secret service, julia pearson was grilled by congress on how omar gonzalez, iraq war veteran was able to make it inside. >> didn't let somebody get close to the president or his family. >> i wish to god, you protected the white house look you are protecting your represent tags he -- your reputation here today. >> i don't want any one, imagine, imagining that they can pierce the protective veil of the secret service. >> pearson admitted at least two secret service agents recognized gonzalez from previous incidents before he jumped the fence. >> they observed him for some time. he wasn't acting inappropriately. didn't violate any laws. >> they did not report that. and they did not approach it. correct. >> i think they noted that. they did not approach him. >> pearson admitted to day after jumping the fence. gonzalez made it past five rings of security. dashing 70 yards across the iconic front lawn into the building's unlocked front door. inside, pearson said he overpowered an agent at north entrance and made a left turn through the red carpeted cross hall befo

. >>> omar gonzalez pleading not guilty that he ran into the presidential mansion carrying a deadly weapon, knife. a federal judge will decide if he will stand trial. 800 rounds of ammunition and machete and two hatchets were found in his car. >>> isis continues advancing into syria into a kurdish village on the border with turkey as twin car bombs went off near syria's third largest city. a syrian human rights group says 45 people were killed. there was no immediate claim of responsibility for that attack. although, isis and the nusra group were fighting in the area. isis continues attack on kobani. turkey's parliament is set to vote in a few hours to authorize the use of force against isis fighters in iraq and syria. this could be a very big development cnn's arwa damon is live on the turkey and syria border. they could make a key contribution to the coalition fighting against isis, arwa. >> reporter: they could. it is much-needed assistance. especially if we briefly look at this scene that is behind us. that smoke, i don't know if you can see it in the distance, that is artillery we bel

omar gonzalez climbed the white house fence and avoided agents and secret service police as he dashed some 70 feet across the white house lawn, and as you see on this layout of the first floor. he bolted right through the unlocked front door and ran through the house making it as far as the east room, which as you can see from the white house floor plan, gonzalez ran right past a stairwell that would have led him to directly the upstairs residence. we know it was simply a stroke of luck that one secret service agent was in the right place to stop gonzalez. an off-duty secret service agent on his way home for the evening, bumped into gonzalez in the east room and tackled him ending the security threat. today, a rare display of bipartisan outrage at all of this, as director pierson tried to explain a pattern of secret service security failures to the entire house oversight committee. >> and i wish to god you protected the white house like you are protecting your reputation here today. and you had three shots at this guy! three chances. and he got to the green room in the white house. wh

a federal of their injury indicted omar gonzalez on three additional charges related to the incident, including assaulting, resisting, and impeding officers or employees. yes been in custody since his arrest nearly one month ago and is scheduled to be in court tuesday. the government accountability office reveals virginia and maryland are among the worst performing states when it comes to delays during the 2012 election. waitedan 10% of voters an hour or longer to vote. officials in most states say they have recently purchased equipment and they have better volunteers. guides year's d.c. voters is getting a lot of attention, but not because of what is inside, the cover features an upside down d.c. flag. the board of elections said the flag was reversed on purpose. they said it was done to engage voters after record low turnouts during april's primary. >> how many people know with upside down? >> the head of the transportation security administration is retiring. he will step down at the end of the year. he is expected to become president of anderson university in his indiana hometown.

. >> en septiembre omar gonzÁlez entrÓ a la mansión presidencial con un cuchillo, por lo que renunciÓ parlamento canadiense. hasta el momento no hay pruebas de que el tiroteo en ottawa represente una amenaza estados unidos, esta es la frontera compartida mÁs larga del mundo, con tacÓn 2200 agentes fronterizos. >> manifestantes se reunieron santa clara para protestar contra el lÍder republicano kevin mccartney. dice que se ha negado a tomar acciones a una reforma migratoria. desde los agricultores hasta el tercer piso, han pedido por una reforma que aÚn no llega. >> es tiempo de que tome el liderazgo decisivo acerca de la cuestiÓn migratoria. >> mccartney visitaba al Área para dar un discurso durante un almuerzo declara. recientemente han sido vÍctimas de los robos de informaciÓn muchos clientes de importantes cadenas comerciales, bancos restituciones comerciales. de la mejor manera de saber si alguien le robÓ su identidad es verificar sus cuentas. >> le damos la bienvenida a elena hernÁndez de san francisco. que tan seguido debemos revisar nuestro historial de crÉdito para verificar n

omar gonzalez facing 10 years in prison.lton nolen facing murder charged after beheading a coworker. he's still in the hospital after being shot. martha: governor chris christie slamming president obama for not hitting at isis earlier. he took issue on the president's comments this weekend on 0 minutes -- on"60 minutes." >> it's your administration, mr. president, you need to be accountable. the president doesn't understand his own accountability for the world situation and pushes it off to "they." martha: alan colmes is the host of the alan colmes show. we'll show more of that interview and take on this issue first. when you look at that. is he right? is the president talking about "they" and not "i"? >> he should have take on responsibility. we need to harper the buck stops here ala harp are you truman. the fact that he blamed intelligence i don't believe that was the right move, and he specifically blamed james clapper. martha: if he said it's james clapper's fault wouldn't it until that he needed to do something about ja

threatening to behead western leaders. >>> the arraignment is now delayed for white house fence jumper omar gonzalez judge wanted a homeless iraq war vet to undergo a mental health evaluation for 40 days to decide whether he's fit to stand trial. last month, gonzalez sprinted across the front yard and ran into the executive mansion with a knife in his pocket. the judge said gonzalez has served this country well and deserves respect. >>> the sound from the palin family brawl. this is not a reality show, the oldest daughter telling police how she and her younger sister were physically assaulted ate party and she used a lot of four-letter words in that description. hear it for yourself. well, hear the bleeps for yourself coming up. >>> all right. get ready -- this morning, we have new pictures and audio recordings released by anchorage police from a september brawl involving sarah palin's family. the fight reportedly broke out at a birthday party for todd palin. list ton a taped interview from the scene between police and bristol palin. now, we have bleeped out some of the language because, you know, w

. >> there's more video of the omar gonzalez incident than we previously thought. what is it? >> reporter: we understand it to be a white house security video. according to the congressman taking the lead role, he's aware there's extensive footage of omar gonzalez during this incident on september 19th. he's not seen the footage, but will be reviewed by the interim head. he was named today. clancy has been retired, but well respected. the president called and thanked him for returning to service. he has a lot to unpack. >> he sure does. thanks so much. >> reporter: you bet. >>> something strange happened in the media coverage of today's top stories. somehow the secret service scandal and ebola became racially charged. >> the host of the ben ferguson show. van, julia pierson resigned today. did she jump or was she pushed? >> it's hard to say. i resigned from a white house post. it's the worst day of her life. tough day for her. we have to give her credit. she stood up for herself. once it was clear she would not be able to reassure congress, she stepped down. whether jumped or

they put up that extra fence line after omar gonzalez jumped over the fence.e need to be stiffer security here at the white house. that is among the things that the officials are looking into as they begin the investigation. this comes as we are also getting a dhs report that exposes misconduct from three years ago. according to this report in july of 2011, roving agency were diverted for a period of about five days including when the president was here at the white house to patrol an area where an employee lived. about a 50 minute drive from the white house. that employee complained she was being harassed by the neighbor. they found it was inappropriate that the agents were misdirected. adding to the urgency to resolve the protections and lingering issues about security and the white house and the capital area. >> does the secret service need to be overhauled. that's a challenge for the congress as well. i am joined from baltimore by elijah cummings. you are looking into all of this. i want to ask you about ebola. you have a hearing coming up. let's talk abou

omar gonzalez will be in court for a status hearing. was carrying a knife when he scaled the white house fence last month. he got through the front door and made it as far as the east room. gonzalez has pled not guilty and the judge ordered tests to determine his competency to stand trial. >>> the man accused of walking onto the capitol grounds with a gun will be in court today. ronald prestage could accept a plea deal in this case. it could carry a maximum one year in prison and a $1,000 fine. prestage had a loaded handgun when he entered the cannon office building. the plea deal is being offered after the judge declared the handgun ban unconstitutional. >>> the federal government is paying hundreds of millions of dollars to workers off the job for disciplinary reasons. the new report in "the washington post" says over the last three years more than 57,000 employees were kept at home for a month or longer. some were kept home for as long as a year while their cases were pending. the government accountable office says the tab for the wo

congressionalal leaders have pressed about omar gonzalez and why he was able to make it so far into the house. >> tremendous restraint is not what we're looking for. the press adjectissa should be m overwheg . >> we learned today that the agent who tackled gonzalez was actually off duty and about go home. >>> a teacher accused of having sex with a student. a post on social media about the relationship led to aarre. she teaches at colonial high school. . >>> police have yet to show evidence of the linking of hannah graham and attorney james client. he says he doesn't know what police have on his client. yesterday police linked him to the disappearance and death, of virginia tech student. the link to her and the rape in fairfax city have connections across the state. they are taking second look at cases of missing and murdered women. it is important to know there's not been any claims or evidence to link matthew to any addition cal cases. >>> next. >> messages of hate return to a virginia community. the new grafitti showing up. >>> michael phelps apologizes for his dui arrest. >>> and mar

we're also learning new details about the agent who finally tackled omar gonzalez in the east room. "the washington post" way ahead of the story reporting that the agent was a member of the obama daughters' security detail and he was not on duty. so it was sheer luck where he was to tackle this intruder at the white house. gonzalez is scheduled for arraignment in a washington, d.c. courtroom this afternoon. >>> the u.s.-led coalition keeping the pressure on isis this morning with one of the heaviest rounds of bombing since the war was expanded to include targets a week ago. a total of 11 air strikes in syria and a 11 in iraq in the last 24 hours. some hitting targets around kobani on the turkish border. isis militants advancing on the city. they've shaken up the turkish government. the turkish government deciding whether or not to send ground troops to fight. this is. happening right on the turkish border. britain carrying out the first air strikes on iraq on tuesday. cnn's ben wedeman joins from us iraq with the latest. ben, there are concerns, big deepening concerns this week, abo

omar gonzÁlez e quiÉn le presentaron cargos hoy no sÓlo burlo la seguridad de la mansiÓn presidencial derribado. gonzÁlez llegÓ hasta el famoso salÓn este donde el presidente frecuentemente se dirige a la naciÓn y donde se celebran fiestas de gala para llegar ahÍ esquivÓ a una gente sÓlo hasta que pasó al lado de la escalera que conduce las habitaciones fue atrapado por otro guardia fuera de servicio. el episodio ha puesto a sudar a la directora del servicio secreto. fue justamente se conoce otro episodio que tiene que ver con la seguridad el presidente se hizo pÚblico que el pasado 16 de septiembre el presidente obama subiÓ a un elevador en el que estÁ un contratista de seguridad armado y que ya habÍa sido declarado culpable de delitos penales en tres ocasiones. el bochornoso incidente ocurriÓ en una visita al centro de control de enfermedades en atlanta. el sacerdote joseph mauricio deberÁ permanecer en una cárcel de pensilvania por orden de un juez 30 se desarrolla su juicio por pornografÍa infantil y turismo sexual. el fbi encontrÓ alrededor de 18.000 imÁgenes en su poder claudio

. >> reporter: 42-year-old omar gonzalez seen here bolting across the white house lawn was stopped byt one on-duty secret service officer in the white house and a source briefed on the breach said two off-duty agents who just happened to be on the lower level of the building heard the commotion and assisted. "the washington post" reports one of those agents had been guarding the obama daughters just four minutes earlier before they left with the president on marine one. >> i have asked for a full review. it's obvious, it is obvious that mistakes were made. >> reporter: for nearly four hours today, the director of the secret service, julia pierson, was grilled by congress on how omar gonzalez, an iraq war veteran, was able to make it inside. >> don't let somebody get close to the president. don't let somebody get close to his family. >> i wish to god you protected the white house like you are protecting your reputation here today. >> i don't want anyone to imagine, imagine, imagining that they can pierce the protective veil of the secret service. >> reporter: pierson admitted at least

you will recall omar gonzalez sprinted across the lawn and made it inside the white house.d a knife with him when he was inside the building. >>> after being routed in game one of the world series, a much different story for the kansas city royals. they crushed the giants last night 7-2. that series now tied at 1-1. the game got nasty. the benches cleared. just the emotion you want to see in a world series. series goes to san francisco for games three, four and five beginning on friday. >>> 39 minutes after the hour. let's get an "early start" on your money with alison kosik. >> the global markets are moving lower thanks to weak data out of china. here in the u.s., futures are higher after yesterday's rout. stocks fell across the board. investors taking profits off the table. s&p 500 snapped a four-day winning streaks a day after the biggest jump in a year. federal prosecutors are investigating the japanese air bag company behind the recall of 7 million vehicles. the wall street journal reporting that u.s. prosecutors are looking into takata corporation made misleading stat

omar gonzalez was indicted on federal and local charges. he is in court today. d.c. police are investigating what they are calling the undetermined death of a 13-year-old boy in northeast. the teenager was shot and killed while he and another juvenile were playing with a loaded handgun. the shooting happened last night inside an apartment on downing street. john gonzalez is live in northeast. good afternoon afternoon. just a tragic situation. this neighborhood is stunned. i want to step out of the way and show you this. it is a very active scene. d.c. police have been stationed outside of the yellow brick, three-story building since last night. a team of detectives, including homicide officials, the k-9 unit , and evidence trucks returned, focused on the third floor unit. that is where sources tell us a 13-year-old boy was killed last night while he and a 14-year-old boy, who lives here, were playing with a loaded handgun. moments after the desperate 911 call, police arrived to find the young teen suffering from a gunshot wound under his arm. the bullet made its way

. >> omar gonzalez pled not guilty to three counts federal indictment the veteran facing federal and local charges. >>> a virginia is accused of molest station. his name is michael gardner. he's indicted on child sex battery charges. peggy fox talks with the parents of one of those victims. >> reporter: these came recently. the detectives tell me that this young victim who's a relative of gardner was worried that he might abuse more children. >> how does it feel to be a freeman, mr. gardner? >> now a 17-year-old relative of gardner has come forward to make similar accusations about abuse that happens when she was 12. >> she sought some assistance from a professional. they have a mandatory responsibility to report such abuses and molestation and any type of abuse. >> deputy chief nil coal wit nicole wittman prosecuted the first case and will be prosecuting this case again. >> both are sex offenses. he has since that time been arrested on charges. >> the two incidents happened in 2009. gardner accused of molesting two girls ages nine and 10. . dan and christine's rice daughter testifie

omar gonzalez reached at least five breaches of security on september 9. the white house is supposed to be one of america's most secure facilities in fact one of the world's most secure facilities. so how on earth did happen? this has tested the trust of the american people of the secret service, a trust we clearly depend on to protect the president. after allowing a paparazzi crazed reality tv star to crash at a state dinner, after engaging prostitutes and cartagena after excessive drinking at an agent falling asleep outside of the room in the netherlands and yes after the mishandling of the 11/11/11 event of gunmen sprayed bullets across the white house and its reported cost over $100,000 in damage that was not properly reported in real time. it is understandable that the morality of the agency appears to be in decline according to reports. in light of the recent break-in and we have to ask whether the culture of the secret service and possibly declining morale have an impact on the operation and those are some of our questions today. the appointment of

they want to know why omar gonzalez was able to leap that fence all the way down there on pennsylvania avenue and then travel 70 yards across the north lawn of the white house and wind up at the front door, which is behind that portico. now, the director did acknowledge in the classic washington formulation that mistakes were made. >> we all are outraged within the secret service. >> director pearson answered questions for more than three hours tuesday confirming gonzalez was able to get more than 100 feet into the white house but offering little explanation. >> i agree that mistakes were made and the proper protocols were not followed. it's unacceptable. >> she pointed to security upgrades at the white house including a new automatic emergency lock on the door and she defended the agency's choice to conduct an internal investigation. but committee members were far from satisfied. >> an internal investigation by the secret service was not sufficient. >> i wish to god you were protecting the white house like you're protecting your reputation here today. >> i believe you've done a disser

. >>> omar gonzÁlez el hombre que saltÓ la cerca en la mansion presidencial y entrÓ a uno de los salonesubsecretario de seguridad nacional alejandro mallorcas tendrÁ a su cargo la responsabilidad de investigar lo que ocurriÓ ese dÍa y presentar el reporte el primero de noviembre, vale la pena destacar que julia pierson asumiÓ cargo tras otro escÁndalo que sacudiÓ a esa agencia y me refiero al escÁndalo de la prostituciÓn en colombia. >>> increÍble, una cosa tras la otra, hay que cambiar la cultura. >>> hoy saliÓ a relucir que alcalde de bell gardens que fue baleado por su esposa anoche estaba enfrascado en una pelea a puÑos con su hijo cuando ella le disparÓ, segÚn la mujer abriÓ fuego para salvar a su hijo, incidente que conmociona a la comunidad hispana. >>> en bell gardens las banderas a media asta en la pequeÑa ciudad habitaba casi exclusivamente por hispanos la muerte de el alcalde daniel crespo provocÓ preguntass y asombro. >>> no puedes quitar la vida a una persona asÍ como asi. >>> entrevistaron a la esposa del ex alcalde. >>> despuÉs de entrevistarlo a la mujer y el hijo no hay