held -- this man tells how secret service agents paid a call on him while he was being held. the use of raf aircraft was very public. the fighting on the ground was said to be done by libyans. we have learned that british soldiers were on the ground along side the anti gaddafi forces. >> britain's secret war involved -- evolved in fits and starts, but it is believed that it helped the revolutionaries to seize the country and capture kernel gaddafi. >> colonel gaddafi said he would hunt you down like rats, but you showed the courage of lions and we salute your courage. [applause] >> at that did involve deploying the saf on the ground to help. the tale of how they got there was not simple. the libyan revolution started in february of last year. very quickly, the libyan armed forces split. the british government soon decided to send a rescue mission to the dozens of southern libya which involved raf aircraft and a couple of dozen marines. the british government shared the mission but not the commandos that were there. they amounted to three flights to take 100 grateful oil worke

right now the secret service is checking it out. working with police and the secret service to make sure everyone is safe. >> the devices have the attention of the secret service the protestorsers out there? >> they are. there were about a thousand when they started but it's now been whittled down to maybe 500. i have to be honest i'm in the basement so i'm not even allowed to actually see out there. but from the agent i was speaking with here on site, he said a lot had disbursed. they disbursed almost immediately after they throw the smoke bombs. it's hard for the police. the police said no arrests have been made -- sorry, the secret service said no arrests have been made. it's hard to do that because they can't tell who sent it. >> any further niece we will be back to you. thank you. >> thanks. >> and the captain of the recked cruise ship is on house arrest. and there's chilling recordings from the night of the crash. demanding the captain return to his sinking ship. >> back on the ship and tell me how many people there are and wh

secret service says that the president was never in danger. the first family was out to dinner last night celebrating the first lady's port de. >> thank you summit, john. -- the first lady's birthday. >> thank you so much, john. firefighters say this fire started in the second-floor bedroom and spread through much of the house. investigators are not releasing any other details. clues in the hunt for a woman who robbed an elderly victim in prince george's county. this happened at the bank of america. detectives say that the penal suspect told the woman that she and her children needed financial help. then she implied had a gun and forced the victim to withdraw cash from the bank. it could be a new beginning for veterans in the district. they have come out in droves hoping to find a job today. >> this career fair started at 8:00 a.m. this morning. even before the doors open, there were at least two hundred 50 -- at least 250 veterans lined up down the street. today, he is joining hundreds of other veterans who are ready to trade in their uniform

. >> reporter: hinkley's lawyers want him out, but prosecutors and the secret service are convinced that he is still a threat. today here in u.s. district court, they thought they had this bookstore worker who could really help them make that case. but hinkley's lawyer took this guy apart. the court is trying to peer into the mind of a man who nearly killed president reagan, a cop, a press secretary and a secret service agent. prosecutors point to a fleeting moment at a barnes & noble in williamsburg last year as a hint of what's going on in john hinckley's head. a secret service agent saw hinkley focusing on a shelf in a bookstore, loaded with books about presidential assassinations. it lasted all of 15 seconds. but when he saw the books, the agent said it gave him chills. now a worker at the store says hinkley asked him, last august, about books on presidential assassination, he did not recognize hinkley, but every time he went past the shelf, he says he thought about the conversation. then in december, the court says he remembered. hinkley was down in williamsburg -n august. he wasn't

the secret service dispersed the crowd and removed the device. they say there were no arrests in this incident. >>> earlier in the day, u.s. capitol police arrested four protestors during an occupy congress rally. one for allegedly assaulting a police officer and the three others for allegedly assaulting a police line. organizers had touted occupy congress as the largest national occupy gathering but it and to fall short of that goal. the rally came amid numerous polls that show 84% of americans disapprove of the job congress is doing. >>> the man accused of trying to kill president obama by firing up to a dozen shots at the white house is feeing even more charges now. a federal grand jury indicted oscar ortega hernandez of trying to assassinate the president along with 16 other charges. his lawyer says his client will enter not guilty pleas to all the charges. several bullets hit the white house on november 11th and president obama was for the home at the time. >>> two people are in the hospital after a double shooting in southeast d.c. police w

nicola calipari a top executive of the italian army secret service takes over the mission. of the recall doing i remember he was a regular nice man trying to be doesn't look like rambo or some movie character. because pickle is a man who knew his job and he was good at it before charlie good things about him when he took over our case. but he kept telling me look i can't guarantee anything . and i'm convinced it will three hearts we're following is the right one you know proportionally i mean they're going to get it all over. the first time. buddy who was in my kidnappers left me and. they came to pick me up and first of all i heard the voice of the caller betty and they told me i have nicola calipari i am friend of. don't be war they now it's all finished it brought me to another cat and i was sitting it was sitting beside me because you told they were to be close to you also did you feel you will feel secure you would feel the way in. the car of the italian secret service driven by on the day i got a bunny with good manners passengers in the back seat heads for the airpor

the car of the italian secret service driven by on that aircraft bunny with. passengers in the back seat heads for the airport meanwhile in rome ben was gone he invites under secretary johnny letter head of the italian secret service nicole. and giuliana's partner peer to his office. the nickel a polaroid comes out of the worm in order to called baghdad again to make it possible for me to speak to julianna on the phone book with him prima. spoken with him earlier and almost immediately come. back in shock shouting they are shooting at her. seven hundred fifty meters from the baghdad airport entrance the italian mission comes across an american patrol who opens fire against an italian car is hit by fifty seven bullets. is a body lies heavy on me i manage to move him a little and i hear his last breath his debt no no look at me the man who set me free is that a demote and he died in order to protect me it was like my freedom and while it was about to begin illnesses it was a terrible feeling sad just to feel a man dying on the you. it is like a part of yourself

i've never been in the secret services. i've been, you know, my service in the army was as a medic, so i have no -- >> host: in the idf? this. >> guest: in the idf. i have no classified information, so i could come from this topic from a very naive perspective trying to really figure out, my main question was israel has this kind of outstanding reputation as a counterterrorism superpower, so why didn't we soft the problem of terrorism? if you look at what happened 60 years ago, things were much better off then than they are today. so if we are so good at what we're doing, why the results are so poor? >> host: ami pedahzur is a professor at the university of texas where he teaches government and middle eastern studies, and he's also the author of this book, "the israeli secret services and the struggle against terrorism." he joins us here at the university of texas in austin. >>> is there a nonfiction author or book you'd like to see featured on booktv? send us an e-mail at booktv@cspan.org or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv.

why secret service agents had to walk on the white house. >> internet blackout. why it web search engines will take on a new look today. >> later, family friendly? the controversy surrounding the episode of the abc hit before it airs. "good morning washington" continues now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington." on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good morning, washington. this wednesday, january 18. ibm pamela brown. >> i am cynee simpson. >> the roller-coaster whether ride continues. temperatures near 60 overnight. now we are back into a free-for- all. >> we have a school delayed today. garrett county schools will open two hours late. let's get to adam caskey. we want to hear more about what is going on with these wins this morning. >> it was a little gusty yesterday. the cold front hit and now it is even more gusty. will take a look at live super doppler 7. in hagerstown, a few isolated flurries to start the day. not a big deal. that will taper off as it crosses the blue ridge. 39 in bowie. 36 in l

the investigation the secret service is launching. we will look at that after we get back from new york and a check of this morning's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites tablet and e reader ownership soared during the holidays. 29% of us now own tablet computers or electronic readers that's up 11% in a month. ownership of tablets and e- readers doubled between mid- december and beginning of this month. and in flight wi-fi is expected to be making one and half billion dollars a year for u.s. airlines. almost half of jet liners are equipped with the wireless internet service which comes with a fee. and the rest of the fleet will soon have it. and one the newest organizations to set up shock on google plus is the white house -- set up shop on the google plus is the white house. it's part of a active socialmedia campaign. after the speech you can pose questions and there's been a separate obama campaign page since november. >>> and those are the -- and those are your tech bites, i am rob nelson. >>> now "good morning maryland."

the secret service says someone in the crowd tossed a smoke bomb on to the north lawn. the majority of the protesters back at the capital. wisdom martin there as well. what's the latest? >> the latest is, it appears the ones that were here at the capital have left for the night. we want it show you a live picture of the white house. this is pennsylvania avenue and 17th street. earlier tonight, police were in that area. they had it blocked off for a period of time. nobody could walk in that area because of what had happened earlier. right now, we are told that it is open. according to the secret service, someone did throw a smoke bomb over the white house fence. the white house went into lockdown mode. people inside could not leave until the situation was resolved. a spokesperson for the secret service says officers were working with park police to investigate what happened there. we're also told there are about 1,000 to 1500 protesters rallying outside the protest before they marched here to the capital. we went up there a short time ago and this is video from the capit

: agents live across the lawn. >> we have the secret service house listed. >> reporter: that was soldely. the furnishing are also for sale but not this art work. president ford died in 2006. they were both 93 years old. they hope the city buys the home to make it a land mark. >> so afraid someone will buy it and make the changes, put in all of the updates. >> reporter: grant lodes, kron 4 news. >>> right now you can also purchase the former car owned by president obama. a man is selling the >>> all right. good evening, everybody., it was announced last tuesday and finally it became official today. the honors to mark davis. >> introduce reggie and his guy, the new head coach of the oakland raiders dennis allen. [ cheers and applause ] >> what you might say conducted an introduction of a talent. here is the new coach. 39-year-old dennis allen. >> this is a new day in oakland raider football. we are progressing forward and we will set our own goals and aspirations in the things we want to accomplish within the organization. >> you read people well. do you feel that is a man that could le

and independent website and he has connections with the israeli secret services and these really secret services say iran is not about to have this bomb so a lot is made about the possibility of a bomb but if it's really secret services and the former leader if she in fact met can actually say iran's not about have a bomb we are in actually facing a kind of game in which everyone tries to benefit from the opposition of the other being tough on iran is good for obama being opposition ought to be u.s. is good for iranian leaders who are themselves quite discredited in their own country so everyone benefits from that eclipse all the economic li everyone could be hurt except maybe china if it get oil more easily from europe so what's going to give who's going to blink first to think. well clearly as you pointing out it's a case of brinkmanship. this would be very very irresponsible of for western powers to try to attack iran and if you ran retaliated by trying to block the straits of hormuz the global economy would suffer but i would guess that. beyond the saber rattling we're going to have

the secret service dispersed the crowd and removed that device.re out in a nearby restaurant at the time celebrating mrs. obama's birthday. officials say there were no arrests in the smoke bomb incident. however, earlier in the day, u.s. capital police did arrest four protestors during an occupy congress rally. >>> battle lines being drawn between the government and the internet. you won't be able to access wikipedia today. it will be down to midnight in protest of new legislation aimed at ending online piracy. we have a report. >> reporter: most of the companies that traffic in pirated movies and music or counterfeit goods operate outside of the u.s. the federal authorities can't shut them down and lawmaker want to cut off their hive blood by blocking u.s. credit carted payment and advertising. bills in the house and senate would also require search engines like google or yahoo to keep illegal sites from showing up in search results. >> we're trying to slay a dragon here and we need more than a flyswatter in order to do that. but i think with the

the secret service locked down the building after someone apparently tossed a smoke bomb over the fencen the north side during a protest by members of the occupy movement. president obama was not there at the time. about a thousand demonstrators had marched to the white house at the end of a rally that started on capitol hill. earlier in the day, four people were arrested after skirmishes with police. >>> here is a look at the stories making news early today in america. >>> a shoplifting duo get-away attempt led to an all-out brawl in a new jersey store. the scuffle began when a male suspect attacked an employee who confronted him. the couple escaped with over $1,400 worth of baby formula. no arrests have been made. >>> tennessee authorities rescued over 100 dogs just crammed into a truck and minivan for a cross -country trip. police made the discovery after 25 dogs were spotted inside the minivan without any food and water. further inspection revealed other animals locked inside the cargo area of the truck. the owners were arrested for aggravated animal cruelty. >>> finally, the pet of

the ukraine secret service says she'll soon return here with a new group of recruits. officials estimate that hundreds of thousands of women have been trafficked from ukraine since the fall of the soviet union. so many that an office has been set up right at the port to help the victims. today it's visited by viorel, a man who says his wife was sold into the sex trade. >> narrator: trafficked on the same ship as anya and katerina, her name is katia. >> narrator: katia and viorel met in odessa, where viorel worked as a bartender. her nightmare began when an acquaintance of theirs offered to take her to turkey, where she could buy goods cheaply for her mother's market stall back home. >> basically an acquaintance of theirs had told him that he was going to turkey anyway so he might as well accompany katia, and he speaks turkish, and he could just help her and watch over her. and a week after they left for turkey, viorel got a phone call from this gentleman, vlad, saying that he had sold his wife for a thousand bucks. >> ( translated ): for katia i was paid $1,000. that's

. >> members of the british secret services work implicit in the torture of two men. prosecutors say that the claims associated to be examined now. no charges were brought against and my-5 and am i-six officers -- has no charges were brought against mi-5 and mi-6 officers. >> they have been investigating whether the officers were criminally involved. there was insufficient evidence to charge anyone. they claim to that mi-5 officers have questioned him between bouts of torture in pakistan. this will be met with relief at the domestic security services. it just down the river, the news is not so good. one case against them has been closed but today, we have two new high-profile investigations. both of those center on libya. intelligence files after the fall of tripoli last year revealed that mi-6 played a role in the transfer of a suspect and his wife. the intelligence behind a transfer was british. a man said that he was hung from his wrists and beaten in libya. >> what happens to me is illegal and it deserves an apology. >> the prosecution service said the allegations

>> at one point the secret service says more than 1,000 people were protesting outside the white house. the president and first lady were not home at that time. hours before that occupy protesters crowded the west side of the capitol. several hundred people were there speaking out about what they called the influence of corporate money in politics. one person was arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer. lawmakers were back in session tuesday after the winter holiday. >>> efforts of ramping up for a massive recall in wisconsin. more than 1 million signatures have been collected asking for the resignation of the governor, scott walker. the move is fueled by the republican lawmakers' cost- cutting moves which included the effective elimination of collective bargaining rights for public workers. the government accountability board will begin reviewing the petitions immediately. >>> it's just three days until the south carolina primary. the candidates are intensifying their attacks on the frontrunner, mitt romney. the former massachusetts governor is giving them fresh ammuniti

. >>> and still ahead, the secret service investigates a disturbing photo. bullet holes in the president's face, graphic and might be legal. we'll explain in two minutes.  ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. . >> you have been warned, the u.s. park police distributed flyers to occupy d.c. protestors telling them they can't camp out in two parks anymore. audrey barnes has details. >> reporter: the national park service -- and the one here at mcpherson square with the flyers, telling the occupiers that beginning on monday, they will no longer be allowed to camp here. that also includes temporary structures that can hold storm supplies and sleeping gear. most of the occupiers i spoke with are not going anywhere. >> i am sticking out until the end. if the last structure here is that, so be it. >> i don't see anyone going anywhere. we're all

people inside were told not to leave until the occupy crowd wasdisbursed a secret service spokesman said the crowd swelled to 1500 people and they were told to leave and everyone did. no one was arrested. it was part of a day long demonstration in dc. the day began with the stop at the nation's capitol where they chanted and sang and disrupted congressional officers and they to the supreme court and then off to the white house. >> since 2008, americans are 8% poorer, and the average congressman or woman is 25% richer. there's something wrong in this country. everyone needs to wake up and get out here. >> reporter: and we have learned a hearing will be held next week on why occupy dc protesters have been allowed to stay in mcpherson square in dc despite a ban on state property. >>> the obama administration is going to provide law enforcement with an and a sis of home grown terror including eye -- law enforment will give tips at conference scheduled for today at the white house. >>> a man accused of plotting to bomb a military recruitment senter will go before a judge. antonioio martinez s

today the government put on two secret service agents as well as a clerk, from barnes and noble in williams burg who all say they saw him looking at book titles, that had to deal with presidential assassinations. he told the court, he helped him look for a book about the kennedy assassination, in the late summer, early fall of last year. more specifically, the clerk at barnes and noble thought it was in august during evening hours between 6 and 10:00 p.m. he said he didn't recognize him at the time but remembered the encounter because he was detached and didn't ask for a specific book like most people do. he said he was sure it was him after looking a photo on wikipedia. on cross-examination, when barry he vine told the clerk, hinckly wasn't in williams burg in august and doesn't shop at night he said he would be willing to back off his story that he had an encount we are the would be assassin the court heard from a secret service agent that saw him looking at book titles in barnes and noble, that included titles about the kennedy assassination. when a would be asaucen looks at a book about

the secret service also gave the all clear a short time later. first family was out celebrating michelle obama's birthday at the time. >>> jerry yang the founder of yahoo is leaving the company. no surprise by workers. but he said his 17 years at yahoo quote encompassed some of the most exciting and rewarding experiences of my life. he plan on per sue -- pursuing other interests. but they think it will benefit the company yang loves. >> giving up something is very difficult. >> stockholders are still angry that yang rejected a $47 billion microsoft buyout four years ago. >>> bay area people looking for work may find what they want at a job fair in san francisco today. the job fair is being held at the holiday inn golden gateway. it runs from 11:00 this morning until 2:00 this afternoon. employers including unigon, san francisco chronical. potential employees are asked to bring several copies of their resume. >>> mitt romney is responding to criticism about not releasing his tax information. >> from investments made in the past rather than earned

the secret service briefly locked down the pennsylvania avenue side of the white house. nobody was arrested. the president and first lady were not home at the time. they were out having dinner for michelle obama's birthday. >>> a fight over jumbo tv screens is heating up around the verizon center downtown. the council is allowing a bill that would allow nine jumbo tehr trons outside the building. the hearing on this is scheduled for monday. >>> new mom, beyonce, is set to make her first outing at a club. she is expecting to attend the grand reopening of her husband's club. the paparazzi is out in force tonight, hoping for a glimpse of mom. >>> and buzz is building over target's next designer collection. and this time it's coming from the first lady's favorite. the collection is a limited edition and expected to sellout quickly. >> i think american women, they are telling us that they want beautiful clothes, something versatile and something timeless and what they can enjoy for not just one season but for a long time. >> prices range from about 20 to $60. >>> and a report

the secret service, however, was horrified at the idea of strong take a wheelchair-bound president to navy hill every day to look at this audio-visual room. donovan planned on having new-fangled devices to show roosevelt was the war was overseas overseas. roosevelt wasn't part of the failures that donovan suffered and he seemed to realize that intelligence was -- donovan spent an awful lot of time cultivating roosevelt while he was in office and he had the agents look for stamps that he could collect and bring back to the white house for roosevelt's stamp collection. the glow, if you go to the roosevelt library, you'll see a replica of his office and there's a giant globe, and they were supplied by the oss. donovan would send memos to roosevelt in french and there were operations in france and roosevelt liked to practice his french. i don't think you would find too many presidents getting memos in french nowadays. donovan didn't want to get too close to roosevelt and he didn't socialize with him. he thought roosevelt was a great politician, but he thought he was a bad wartime leader w

in moscow six years ago belong to her majesty's secret service u.k. had the ability to not involved. in the scandal until now. more tough new sanctions against the assad regime in syria in the pipeline as the arab league observers mission ready said survival report on how to stop the daily deadly violence over the weekend the regional body will decide whether to continue its own efforts or call on the u.n. to intervene. and romania drip by mass protests has frustrated crowds demand an end to the government's austerity measures encourage and call for the president to step down some sixty people were injured in violent clashes among protesters and police in the capital. you know is up next with all the latest from the world of sports stay with us here on r.t. . good to have you with us this is sports of a plenty ahead over the next ten minutes or so including these stories and great. moving on up to russia's top seed maria sharapova his quest for a second string open remains on track at melbourne park. hardwood heroics the eskimo school basketball or st

that caught the eye of a secret service agent that called us with a story the same. >> reporter: it caught his eye because the same thing happened to his son the day before thanksgiving. grabbed by the throat and thrown into the police car. but the boy was in handcuffs and feet bound. he was abused while taking pictures in wheaton. >> the officers grabbed me by the neck. i really felt for this photographer, you know, when i saw that story. >> reporter: john piles is a retired secret service officer who for 23 years guarded president s and worked the streets. when montgomery county police officers came to his home in november to take his son for a school recommended mental health exam. >> the officers that were up here were extremely, extremely professional. >> reporter: his son jake was subdued. >> i refused to go. >> reporter: he was handcuffed and had restraints put on his legs. >> they were professional throughout the whole incident. >> reporter: he was led from his apartment and when a fourth officer got out of his car. >> he grabbed me right here, dragged me across the street and it w

in a mosque out six years ago belong to the majesty's secret service the u.k. admittedly denied involvement in the scandal and tell. more talk the e.u. sanctions against the syrian regime are in the pipeline as the arab league observers mission prepares its final report and how to stop the daily deadly violence over the weekend the region obama able to find whether to continue its own efforts or to. intervene. and romania is a bridge by massive protests and frustrated crowds frustrated crowds i should say demand an end to the government's austerity measures and corruption and call for the president to go some sixty people were injured in violent clashes among protesters and police in the coming. up next few days here with the latest sport that makes eleven not out for a task of moscow basketball as in the euro league am i right do you certainly are they are in the competition and they said they're scoring points for fun we're about to see why i should have put a lot of money on them at the beginning of the season i just forgot to but we're going to have a look

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in moscow six years ago belonged to her majesty's secret service the u.k.had vehemently denied involvement in the scandal. more tough new sanctions against the syrian regime in the pipeline is the arab league observers mission ready said final report into how to stop the daily deadly violence over the weekend the regional body will decide whether to continue its own efforts or call on the un to intervene. and romania gripped by mass protests as frustrated crowds call for an end to the government's austerity measures on corruption and the president to step down some sixty people were injured in violent clashes among protesters and police in the capital. kaiser report coming up stay with us. here this is the report everything appears to be sinking. stay server talk to me it's more like listing to the side everything is well max i have this great headline here south african police rescue asian pear kidnapped in for one nine scam after hundreds and hundreds of billions of emails sent by nigerian scams fears somebody apparently answered one of them a south korea

at a mosque six years ago belonged to her majesty's secret service. calls the storm of control of the of the telling of this boy's claim from downing street the story was absurd all the details from london in just a few months. and other news more tough sanctions against the syrian regime are in the pipeline as the arab league observers mission prepares its final report into how the stop the daily deadly violence. and romania's grew by mass protests as frustrated crowds demand an end to the government's austerity.

secret service has been literally wrong by the admission of one of the country's former top officials who confirmed britain have been spying on russia this comes six years after moscow first presented its elevations after catching agents red handed over bennett has more. it's not exactly the most glamorous of james bond gadgets but hidden in this fake stone was a high tech transmitted british spooks used to spy on russia the allegations from moscow have always been dismissed but six years on there is rock solid evidence the u.k. can no longer deny tony blair's former chief of staff come clean admitting british spies were caught red handed the spy rock was embarrassing they had us bang to rights clearly they had known about it for some time and had been saving it up for a political purpose. the embarrassing revelations confirmed the findings of a russian television report in two thousand and six it showed this video of a man slowing down and looking at the rock as he passed apparently an agent beaming top secret intelligence from a mobile computer to a digital drop point concealed in t

in moscow six years ago belonged to her majesty's secret service the u.k.had vehemently denied involvement in the scandal till now. more tough the e.u. sanctions against the syrian regime in the pipeline is the arab league observers mission readies its final report into how to stop the daily deadly violence over the weekend the regional body will decide whether to continue its own efforts or as .