. >> sasha, do you think that would work? >> i think it's worth considering. we have a bunch of bad options here. it's finding the least worst. it's a mistake to think these allies are our friends. at best, they are frenemys. this is going to get bigger and hurt more and cost more if we don't nip it in the bud right now and we are not doing that. the united states should make a stance and say hey, we are doing this and we are doing this together. we are going in and we are going to take them out and be done with them. >> then who pays for it? isn't that the issue? >> they should all be paying us. kuwait exists because we saved them from saddam hussein. now they have money going to isis. it's ridiculous. we are not isis. we don't shake people down like the mob for money. yeah, they should give us money. we are not making enemies and people joining isis seems neutral and rather than you are paying me money, the next president doesn't want to do it. then they get rolled over by isis. it's not a good scenario. sit around and sing kumbaya. let's not do anything stu

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great question, sasha, thank you. if you'd like to ske me a health and beauty question.et me. for now, our show is over. be sure to tune in again next time and in the meantime, i hope you're learning to be more of a healthy you. >>> president obama reiterating america's military strategy against isis. welcome to "america's news headquarters." well the president speaking about his plan during his weekly address where she distinguished the current military campaign against the terror group from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> to me the threat like this, we have to be smart. we have to use our power wisely. and we have to avoid the mistakes of the past. american military power is unmatched, but this can't be america's fight alone. >> the president's comments comes as his administration now tries to round

that night, the obamas' younger daughter sasha and her grandmother were home at the white house. service director pearson will likely face questions about these security breaches when she appears tomorrow before the house oversight and reform committee. joining me is analyst jim kavanaugh and washington post political analyst peter walston. you have worked on these pieces that have revealed to us things that we did not think were possible at the white house. so many things, like, for example, that people are not simply staring at that front fence all day long, waiting for someone to go over. that someone was able to go over that fence and not be seen by anyone to the point where he was actually able to get all the way into the building. >> well, what we found and what my colleague has found in her great reporting on this, her ground-breaking reporting is that multiple levels, there were multiple levels of failure there, there were counter surveillance officers outside the fence who were supposed to be looking for suspicious people, they didn't see him. there was an alarm that pro

this happened minutes after president obama, sasha, and malia left for camp david. everybody was safe. that are a joy to night school or temperatures -- better enjoy two nights cooler temperatures because there is a warm-up for the weekend. steve rudin has a look at the forecast. the upper it into 70's today at reagan national. now we are cooling down overnight, partly cloudy skies outside of the belfort furniture weather center. whole lot going on, no rain to speak of. it stays dry overnight, patchy fog in the early morning. off to thes, cooler west, where the temperatures fall into the middle 50's. lower 60's inside of the beltway. we will talk about the weekend, a heat up any chance of thunderstorms. a driver is in custody after a deadly crash in camp springs early in the morning on a ramp from route five 2 allentown rd. they say that craig allen junior was driving too fast and hit a pole. he ran off, leaving two people inside the burning vehicle. one of them died at the scene. another has life-threatening injuries. nfl commissioner roger goodell admits the leagu

and sasha would feel the same way. >> she went on to say that she was glad it was the president.he president and the first lady were at a charter school. she tried to recover and told the president that when she realized it was him coming it was even better, but first lady agreed, she would rather see be too.e too -- beyoncÉ >> we love visitors here. weather-wise, we could see the aurora borealis this weekend? >> a small possibility. the further north you are, the farther away from city lights, the greater your opportunity. social media has been a buzz about this. there were two solar flares. the second one was very large, , the largestlass of the categories, but in addition you also get a mass injection. that brings radiation towards the earth. it is not harmful to people, so we do not need to worry about it, but sometimes it can cause communication disruptions. so we are on alert with a geomagnetic storm watch for tomorrow as a result of that. is, sometimes you can see the aurora borealis, which is one of my personal favorite things. this is a strong enough ejection that we cou

the president and first lady were not home but daughters sasha and malia were in d.c. with their grandmother. >>> she loves the color orange and attending uva foom games. hannah graham's classmates made it clear they haven't stopped thinking about her. thousands of orange ribbons passed out at today's football game against kent state. before she disappeared hannah attended every home game bip wearing the ribbons they feel hannah is there, even though police are still searching for her. >> there are certainly two prevails feelings. first is hope hannah's coming home. second, a little frustration. so many big questions that remain unanswe >> one thing we do know, the suspect jesse matthew is held without bond and in isolation at the charlotteville jail. he arrived back in virginia last night, and is expected to appear in court on thursday. >>> volunteers and family members of two missing montgomery county children spent a third straight saturday searching for them. not giving up hope sarah and jacob will be found safe. focusing on the timeline and cars kathlyn hogle was

malia and sasha would feel the same way. >> did the first lady say next? that's ahead. >>> can president obama destroy isis while avoiding another long-term war in the middle east? today he got a big show of support from a general that many republicans had hoped would run for president. that's next. i had 3 different 401(k)s. e*trade offers rollover options and a retirement planning calculator. now i know "when" i'm going to retire. not "if." here we go, here we go, here we go. ♪ fifty omaha set hut ♪ losing feeling in my toes ♪ ♪ nothing beats that new car smell ♪ ♪ chicken parm you taste so good ♪ ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm >>> just two days after his prime time address to the nation, president obama's moving full steam ahead with his plan to defeat the terrorist group isis. he's tapped the marine general who oversaw the war in afghanistan to lead the international effort, secretary of state john kerry is in turkey building global support for the new campaign and two more u.s. air strikes were launched against isis target

>> gracias, sasha. y nuria piera se encuentra por supuesto aquÍ con nosotros.do eso, yo durÉ varios dÍas asimilando la situaciÓn, porque era la denuncia mÁs grave contra la iglesia, no dominicana, sino contra la iglesia mundial, porque era el representante del papa. >> ¿y quÉ hiciste, nuria? >> bueno, despuÉs de meditar varios dÍas la situaciÓn comencÉ la investigaciÓn. no es una investigaciÓn fÁcil, no fue fÁcil, porque tenÍamos que esperar que Él fuera al malecÓn, que es el Área donde se ve que Él iba. >> y ahÍ va al malecÓn. >> exacto, entonces cuando Íbamos nosotros Él no iba, cuando nosotros estÁbamos allá, cuando Él iba, entonces nosotros le caÍamos atrÁs y lográbamos grabar eso, pero mi idea ante la denuncia, que era tan difÍcil, era tal vez lograrlo ver cÓmo cogÍa a un niÑo, o sea, cÓmo montaba al niÑo en el carro, cÓmo hablaba con el niÑo, no mÁs de ahÍ, por supuesto, pero querÍa... yo tenÍa que tener la mayor prueba... >> una prueba, por supuesto. >> contundente, contundente, porque no era fÁcil. era la iglesia catÓlica, era la iglesia del vaticano. >

. >> malia and sasha would feel the same way. >> you thought we were going to be beyonce.that is disappointing. >> i appreciate you saying that in front of the press. it's not really true. >> good save there, madison. that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >> it's friday. i'm joined by kevin from the hill. >> happy friday. thanks for having me. >> nbc learned syria wants to team up with the u.s. to fight isis in their country. how should washington read that? >> secretary of state john kerry and saudi arabia getting the support of ten countries in the middle east for this military campaign. how we should be reading it is there is international support for the campaign against isis. >> all right. according to politico, a number of prominent senate democrats are pushing back on the president's plans to arm and train syrian rebels. is this a sign of how hard it could be to get approval? >> great question. i think as we see the support overseas, there's questions brewing here at home in congress. not just among democrats like senator joe manchin, but also republicans

that's after he set sasha fleischmann's skirt on fire last november. sasha i'd feiss as agender. thomas admits to setting the fire, but he says it was a prank. flierman suffered second and third-degree burns in the attack. the jury trial is set for december 8th. >>> $44 billion a year. that's the cost of driving on california roadways, according to a transportation advocacy group. we want to show you this live picture of 880 in oakland, one of the bay area's most congested freeways. the group trip says accidents, repairs from bad roads, and the time and fuel burned in traffic just adds up. another live look, this one of 280-17 interchange in san jose. it's another trouble spot, but looking pretty good right now. the bay area ranks second in terms of highest cost to drivers after l.a. the report estimated bay area drivers pay an extra $2200 each. >>> the fate of a san francisco institution and hundreds of jobs are up in the air tonight. the san francisco flower growers association plans to vote on whether to sell the flower mart. the possible buyer is kilroy realty, one of the cit

but sasha was at home. the youngest daughter.her-in-law marian robinson was there and malia, the older daughter was on her way home. >> but what, happened was the secret service leadership decided that it was very unlikely that this shooter, the gunshots that were heard, were aimed at the white house. they thought that was likely impossible that somebody could shoot that far. and they deduced that instead two gangsters were shooting at each other. they found an abandoned car very soon after the gunfire was heard on the south lawn, abandoned and crashed inside it was this knock-off semi auction rifle, knock off ak-47. and again they deduced this was one of the gangsters cars. but what they didn't investigate very fully was the evidence of damage that was very clear on the outside of the white house, and on the trim and balcony. and also most importantly, they didn't focus on their own staff on the grounds that night. there is an officer named kerry johnson who told fbi agents later that she was underneath the trim and balcony and

malia and sasha would feel the same way. >> we thought you would be beyonce. >> but then i realized itas going to be you. that was even better. [ laughter ] >> well i appreciate you saying that in front of the press. i know it is not really true. but that's okay. [ laughter ] >> that's pretty cute. >> pretty tough to go up against beyonce. >> well the obamas made a surprise stop at the charter school in washington dc yesterday. >> all right. >> okay, beyonce? she will be coming in the door any moment. no, just an imaginary beyonce. can the as stop their funk in the pacific northwest and the giants start their huge series with the dodgers and a big time statement. ,,,,,,,, when laquinta.com sends him a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what salesman alan ames becomes? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! a "selling machine!" ready for you alert, only at lq.com. looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone

malia and sasha would feel the same way. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as secretary of state kerry tries to round up allies for the president's strategy against isis, so far the united states has the support of the one regime it doesn't want. bashar al assad's in syria. his deputy foreign minister told bill neely exclues of hely that they welcome u.s. support against isis. >> we shall cooperate with any country that's combating the menace of terrorism and when it comes to combating isis, then we have no reservations whatsoever to work together with any real force that wants to eliminate this menace because now, the united states and syria are facing the same enemy. >> does that make them allies? chief global correspondent bill neely joining me from damascus and richard engel in erbil, iraq. bill, first to you after that interview. somewhat embarrassing as john kerry is trying to drag the american allies from the gulf along. syria's all-in. >> yeah, it's certainly awkward because apart from iraq, syria sounds like the most enthusiastic of the president's

this is while sasha was home. what can the secret service ever do about that? >> yeah, that's a lot tougher. that means to prevent that type of incident you have to have setbacks at the white house, at whatever building you're trying to protect, that we haven't been -- we just have not embraced as -- we want the white house to be accessible at the same time we want to protect the first family and everybody in it. so that's a much tougher security challenge than what happened with the intruder coming. that's just inexcusable. this i could almost understand. i mean, that's just a much tougher security challenge. >> so for these hearings last question. do you think that they're being spread too thin? what's the answer for the secret service? >> i think they need to refocus on the core mission and that is protection. they can do other things but they must do protection. that's the core mission of the secret service. if they have time to do the other things, that's fine. but those other things are also -- there is some redundancy with these federal agencies. a lot o

>> february 22nd, michael cayman tries to convince this police officer not to arrest his daughter sasha wife kia. carl white is upset kia is videotaping him. >> it's against the law to tape without my permission. >> he said he was going come in my house and confiscate my home and. >> you do not have the right to come in my home. >> the officer put a taser to her chest. >> i panicked and his behavior was so aggressive that the first thing i thought was pull out your phone and video. >> the young son is distraught as his mother and his disabled sister are handcuffed and taken to the police station. >> the actions that are described in the citation are revealing -- videoing the officer. it's not a crime. >> in fact, wo years ago the department of justice issued this letter saying individuals have a first amendment right to record police in the public discharge of their duties. in philadelphia, commissioner ramsey has issued policies clarifying officers can't take cell phones or arrest citizens for a recording. some departments are now putting cameras on officers to help prevent misconduct

most -- malia and sasha would feel the same way. >> we thought you were going to be beyoncÉ. >> but then realized it was going to be you, that's even better. >> oh, see that. well, i appreciate you saying that in front of the press. i know it's not really true, but that's okay. >> the honesty there. right? even mrs. obama said she'd rather see beyoncÉ. that got a huge smile from the president, at least in public. that's probably a common response, democrats, republicans, and the president is wishing beyoncÉ would show up. >> i bet you're right. >>> and the mystery virus sending kids to the hospital. what parents should look for. >>> and quick-thinking customer, the bold move during the robbery. >>> and why the bench is cleared and why a pitcher had to be restrained. . >>> welcome back. you can preorder an iphone 6 right now. verizon, sprint and at&t began selling the new models a few hours ago. apple took down the site to get ready for preorders. both the 6 and the 6 plus are being offered with three different capacities. they should be in stores a week from today. >>> new details about

sasha was home at the time. the president and first lady were traveling and didn't learn about the incident for several days. >> they have been described, the president and she, of both fuming, because of think parents who think that their family is protected, but also by the way that the first lady learned this information. >> reporter: even before these latest revelations, a congressional committee was preparing to grill the director of the secret service, julia pierson. she'll be in the hot seat tomorrow. >> i'm extremely concerned. most organizations have acceptable losses. in other words, they're right 97% of the time. in the case of the secret service, they have to succeed 100% of the time. >> it's clear that something needs to be done. and something needs to be done drastically. it's also clear they need to have a come to jesus moment. >> reporter: neither the white house nor the secret service are commenting on the latest reports and they defend their response to the 2011 incident, saying the shooter is

malia and sasha would feel the same way. >> we thought you would be beyonce. >> but then i realized it going to be you. that was even better. [ laughter ] >> well i appreciate you saying that in front of the press. i know it is not really true. but that's okay. [ laughter ] >> that's pretty cute. >> pretty tough to go up against beyonce. >> well the obamas made a surprise stop at the charter school in washington dc yesterday. >> all right. >> okay, beyonce? she will be coming in the door any moment. no, just an imaginary beyonce. can the as stop their funk in the pacific northwest and the giants start their huge series giants start their huge series with the dodgers and a ,, jenny jenny carlos alex carlos good morning burrito team! we set out to make a bigger, tastier breakfast burrito and i think we nailed it. introducing bigger, better breakfast burritos. the grande sausage, packed with hash browns, sausage, and creamy sriracha sauce and the meat lovers, stuffed with ham, bacon and sausage, both wrapped in a warm guerrero tortilla. burritos so big, they make everything look smaller.

daughter sasha and her grandmother were inside. >> the rank and file agents and uniform division officers did what they were supposed to do. they took out their weapons, took cover, called out gunshots. >> reporter: but the post claims officers were told to stand down. it was a truck backfiring. then gunfire from a gang shootout. four days later, the secret service confirmed gunshots hit the residence. the arrest came one day after that. >> how interesting, a guy obsessed with the president appears to have a knockoff ak-47 and have shot it somewhere on constitution avenue on the white house's front lawn. >> reporter: former agents blame the chain of command. >> it does make certain individuals uncomfortable to speak openly, to engage their supervisors. >> ultimately the president does retain confidence in the leadership of the secret service. >> reporter: now, the president, though, must want some more information about this because the white house says that he did meet with his secret service chief in the oval office after that last incident happened. richard? >> tracie potts in washingt

sasha was home. mali i can't returned home later that night. night the incident happened. they found out several days later they were infuriated because it took several days to find out. also because of the way it was covered. we should point out that surveillance was stepped up in the wake of the incident as well. there will be a house hearing about the fence jumping incident. i'm sure the 2011 incident will be raised as well. that's going to happen on tuesday. secret service director julia pearson set to testify. >> very quickly. you have the 2011 shooting we were talking about. a year later the prostitution partying in columbia incident. then the fence jumper. would uh you say faith in the secret service is diminishing somewhat? >> there are questions and have been questions and concerns about the leadership at the agency. having said that, julia pearson was appointed by president obama in the wake of that scandal that you raised. really, her goal is to get this this agency back on track to restore the public's faith in the agency and to res

the president's younger daughter, sasha, and his mother- in-law were home at the time. the damage to the building was only discovered four days later. >> stewart: during a speech attended by thousands, today, at madison square garden in new york, the new indian prime minister, narendra modi, predicted that india is entering a new age of achievement. he meets with appointment tomorrow. for more about the man and his plans we are joined now by alyssa ayres, a fellow at the council of form relations. >> the indian community's welcome reception for the indian prime minister. the entire arena was excited. there was a pent up excitement of the indian american community, to welcome him here as the new indian prime minister. and hear what he had to say. >> he was elected last spring in a landslide. tell us why he was elected with such a decisive victory and a little bit more about him. >> he campaigned very specifically on a campaign of good government, plagued by corruption scandals so the good governance message was a very important one. voters were hearing that and saying yo

one of the president's daughters, sasha, was home at the time. >> one secret service agent that i talked to said we just keep getting lucky. we can't rely on luck. >> the president was not at the mansion during either of the incidents. at the white house, craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we could learn more today about the death of the ceo of cooper university health system and his wife, john sheridan, jr. and his wife joyce both fawn dead sunday after a fire in their hospital in somerset county. we know the fire start in the their bedroom. but investigate verse not released many of the other details. the somerset county prosecutor's offers is waiting on autopsy results before releasing any more information. >>> right now it is 5:10. pointing fingers after a deadly accident on the new jersey turnpike, tracy morgan lawyer responds after wallmark blames the comedian for the crash that seriously injured him. >> also, possible break in the case of not one but two missing college students who vanished almost five years apart. how their disappearance cents could be connected. >>

. >> i understand. [ laughter ] >> malia and sasha would feel the same way. [ laughter ] >> you thoughtre going tow beyonce? >> but then, i realized it was going to be you, and that's even better. >> see there? >> awww. >> i appreciate you saying that in front of the press. i know that -- [ laughter ] >> i know it's not really true but that's okay. [ laughter ] >> the first lady chuckled at the whole thing saying she would also rather see beyonce. they were at the school as parts of public service to commemorate 9/11. >> kids say the darnedest things. we'll be right back. first here's tonight's bay area jobs report with steven greenberg. >>> reporter: perhaps the only thing more frustrating than sitting on i-80 at rush hour is applying for a job that you feel is a great match and then never hearing anything from the company. generic resumes that list all experience make it easy to apply for hundreds of jobs. but hard for any one provider to see a candidate's full value. try customizing your resume' for every job that you apply for. have the jobs description in hand. and address every re

the president, first lady, and older daughter malia were not home at the time but the daughter sasha was inside. the gunman was arrested in pennsylvania five days after that incident, now serving 25 years in prison. >>> as protests continue in ferguson, missouri, officials are searching for the gunman who shot two area police officers in separate incidents over the weekend. now, the first incident we have one officer shot in the arm near the ferguson community center on saturday night. then, early sunday, an off-duty st. louis police officer was shot. those injuries are also considered to be nonlife threatening. officials don't believe that these incidents are related to protests over the michael brown shooting. >>> to midterm politics for you, new poll numbers in several u.s. senate races. it shows how much they are heating up in certain battleground states. iowa, to fill the seat left held by retiring senator tom harkin. new des moines register poll shows republican joni ernest leading 44-38. 12% of likely voters say they haven't made up their mind. last night iowans got a chance t

daughter sasha and her grandmother were inside. >> the rank-and-file agents and uniform division officers did what they were supposed to do. they took out their weapons, took cover, they called out gunshots. >> reporter: but "the post" claims officers were told to stand down, it was a truck backfiring, then gunfire from a gang shoot-out. four days later, the secret service confirmed gunshots hit the residence. the arrest came one day after that. >> how interesting, a guy obsessed with the president appears to have had a knock-off ak-47 and have shot it somewhere on constitution avenue on the white house's front lawn. >> reporter: former agents blame the chain of command. >> it does make certain individuals uncomfortable to speak openly, to engage their supervisors. >> ultimately, the president does retain confidence in the leadership of the secret service. >> reporter: but he wants to know more. we understand that director pearson has been in the oval office since that incident happened ten days ago to talk about this with the president. >> tracie potts live from capitol hill, thanks. >>>

sasha obama, the first daughter and first lady michelle obama's mother were inside. it took four days for secret service agencies to invegs gait and determine e seven hit the white house. they believe this points to a problem with leadership. >> it's clear our security plan was not properly executed. i take full responsibility and will make sure it does not happen again. >> we'll be hearing from the secret service director throughout the hour. after this hearing there's a classified meeting where we are expecting more information to be . >> thank you, richard. big problem this morning on metro's red line. take a look at pictures from viewers. packed platforms at union station in silver springs because of a track problem outside dupont circle. zachary kiesch is live with more on how things are getting back on track. zach? >> reporter: barbara, nothing is worse than getting your day off to a late start. we've all been there before. this is what happened to many of the red line riders. cracked rail here caused single tracks. i talked to a number of people who spent morn

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malia and sasha would feel the same way. >> to make matters worse, the first lady said, i would rather beyonce here as well. >> man oh man, can't the president get any love anywhere. let's get to other news. making headlines, roxana saberi has that for us. >> reporter: in ohio the police have recaptured all three men who escaped from you a minimum and medium-security prison turnove overnight. the police cause one of them immediately and the other two, several hours later. the school superintendent said the prison break made the community very anxious. >> the last several hours have certainly been very giv difficult as we come to grips with these developments. the individual is back in custody. there has been an undeniablable profound and deep impact on our community. >> the prison warden said they'll look at what happened. >>> the search of a pilot after two u.s. fighter jets crashed in the ocean today. they managed to ask you one pilot already. he was treated on the aircraft carrier why he's stationed. investigators are looking at what caused the crashes. >>> giving tesla $1 billion i

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. >> i und malia and sasha would feel the same way. >> the little girl went on to say she was happy to meet president obama though. he wasn't buying it, but did say he appreciated the gesture. the president and first lady both agreed they'd rather see beyonce too. >>> right now, an ohio community's feeling a sense of relief after a convicted school shooter has been captured. coming up, the extra security measures coming up for the escape p. >>> training are also being offered early on sunday. we'll expl. >>> right now, we have newings in on we that solar flare could disrupt your cell phone service. you may notice it today but tomorrow is going to be peak time for when the flare will impact earth. this is what it looked like on sunday when the flare arrested off the sun. it takes at least three days to reach our planet. solar flares emit electrical energy and cause disruptions to the magnetic balance on earth. will it do anything to our weather? amelia joins us now. doesn't really change too much though. >> not so much, but we'll miss the potentially beautiful auroras from the solar fla

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. >> but then after -- >> mallia and sasha would feel the same way. >> she. madison went on to say she was happy to meet president obama. the president was not buying that. he said he appreciated the gesture in front of all the cameras. the president and first lady agreed they would rather see beyonce too. >> he didn't miss a beat. he said i understand. >> from the mouth of babes. >> we are talking bay beautiful start to our day. a big change. i wonder if it will stay like this for the weekend. >> it's great to see you too but i was really hop >> i understand. >> and this morning we are happy to see the big change in our weather that occurred overnight. and that all came at the expense of some scattered thunderstorms and showers south of the metro area. this morning just a few sprinkles from charlottesville to williamsburg. the sun coming up over the potomac. . look at the dewpoint. it's down to 55. yesterday it was 70. humidity has dropped thanks to a northerly wind coming out of the north at 15 miles per hour. you need long sleeps this start. near 90 yester

and sasha meeting the point that you just indicated on the twitter page, saying who paid for george wush's texas ranger stadium? public-private partnerships. that includes taxpayer dollars. guest: absolutely. in new york, millions were given in the middle of a recession. the one in brooklyn received similar deductions. it is not just football, it is this notion that we cannot live without sports, and it is up to the public defund the stadiums. -- to fund the stadiums. what of the data suggests that the stadiums do not do much for the local economy. the overall effect is not a tactful on local economies -- is on localtfull economies. that is a red herring. host: philip from vermont. democrats line. caller: you made a lot of really good points. start with, roger goodell does not deserve to be paid millions in anybody's mind because he is a figurehead. unfortunately, with all the deals and the money paid by the , thisnd the stadium scam is all money stolen from the taxpayers in my opinion. so thank you for your comments. guest: thank you. it is true, this is money stolen from the taxpaye

we know that the first lady's mother and their younger daughter, sasha, were home at the time.know bullets hit windows outside of the family residence. it wasn't until a house keeper found a bullet in the wall four days later that agents realized there was a shooting and commanders mistook gunfire as backfiring. and then there was this incident where this man armed with a knife hops the fence at the white house and makes it to the front door of the white house, which was unlocked. do incidents indicate agents are not up to the job? joining me now is john tomlinson. thank you so much for coming on and i have incredible respect for what you and your former colleagues do but when you read this report that it took four days for secret service to discover this, what is your response? >> the round was not found in the wall. it was stopped by the ballistic glass put in place. >> so not hitting the wall but penetrating the glass? that's frightening. >> that's why the protective glass is in place. in terms of secret service response to it, you know, this incident didn't take place in a

sasha and her grandmother were inside. >> the officers did what they were supposed to do.ut their weapons, called out "weapons" a." >> four days later the secret service confirmed gunshot hit the residents. >> how interesting, a guy obsessed with the president appeared to have a knockout a.k. 47. >> former agents blame the chain of command. >> ultimately the president does retain confidence in the leadership of the secret service. >> he had the head of the secret service in the oval office recently after that lasti incident to talk about what's happening. >> 6:33 on your tuesday as we look at a live pic of downtown san jose. beautiful weather in the offing. we are of course now in fall. this should mean some of the nicest weather we'll see all year round here in the bay area. >> it's probably the prettiest time of year across the bay area because they get that beautiful foliage. if terms of when we peak at the surface, not highest elevation, we're looking at the end of october, early november. good morning to you in santa rosa, good morning in wine country. we're at a comf

. >> malia and sasha would feel the same way. >> oh, man. >> no love, no love.even on a day of service can the president--appreciate it. have a good weekend. >> let's get you to other headlines making news across america right now. roxana is back for us. >> reporter: tony, in ohio police have recaptured three men including a shoot who are escaped from prison overnight. the men climbed over a prison fest. law enforcement caught one of them immediately and the other two several hours later. this infrared video shows the police arresting t.j. lane. he's serving three life sentences for killing three teenagers and paralyzing others in a shooting spree in 2012. the school superintendent said that the prison break made the community anxious. >> the last several hours have certainly been very difficult as we come to grips with these developments. the individuals now back in custody. there has certainly been an undeniable, pro found and deep impact on our entire community. >> the prison warden are investigating exactly what happened. they wouldn't say if the men planned

. >> sasha was home at the time with her grandmother. the president and first lady were traveling and didn't find out for several days. it was an usher who told the first lady, assuming she already knew. >> aides have described the president and she as both fuming. >> reporter: a secret service official says an investigation was launched immediately. other law enforcement agencies were notified. hernandez is now serving time in jail. >> i know the secret service is on top of this and will correct any problems. >> reporter: on capitol hill, deep concern. >> i got serious questions about the leadership and protocols of the secret service. they have had far too many problems. this is not something that's acceptable. >> that was kristen welker reporting. we should learn more about this issue tomorrow when the secret service testifies on capitol hill. >>> it doesn't look like the protests in ferguson, missouri, are going to end any time soon. eight people were arrested overnight there. police said some people were throwing rocks and empty bot

housekeeper discovers bullets in the wood and in the glass and there were shots fired at the residence and sasha and mrs. robinson, malia was home, they decided not to wake up the first lady. they want to call the president in australia to have him tell the first lady because they are afraid of telling her about this failure of the system. she then finds out about it accidentally from an assistant usher who thinks she knows about it and she's furious. that sets the stage for a lot of other issues including the eventual departure a year later of mark sullivan the head of the agency. the questions about the role of the current head who will be testifying tomorrow who had a high up position. questions about the chief of staff. there is a big mix hereof anger by the first family we never heard acknowledged before at the secret service. >> you can totally understand it. she is a mom who finds out while her kids are home alone that they have been shot at and nobody figured on out for four days. also the way she is told that irritates her the most. on that point, in fairness to the secret service and t

but the younger daughter, sasha, and the first lady's mother were inside. bad of this could have been? >> clearly, had the grandmother and the daughter been on the balcony, it would have been a dangerous situation. >> reporter: the shooter sped off, crashed his car a few blocks away. he was arrested five days later in pennsylvania. according to the new reporting, secret service supervisors told agents to stand down immediately after the incident. claim nothing shots fired. and it wasn't until the cleaning staff discovered the bullets four days later, that the secret service realized there had been shots fired. critics are, again, blasting the secret service. >> they're not safe. absolutely not. the agents i talk to say there's a miracle there has not been an assassination so far. >> the secret service is pushing back hard. telling cnn, the agency did not bungle the response or the investigation. they claim agents were hold to stand down immediately afterward, because of the confusion of the moment. witnesses had reported people from two cars had fired at ea