secret service change clothes if they have to. it's just a long, skinny room, and it was inside the wall of that room they put a metal door, and in there, that's where all the tapes were running. these taping machines, and i said, well, the protective security division. the guys who change their clothes here, see this big thing and wonder what it is? they said, no. they don't question what we do, said al long, representing the technical security division. you don't have to worry about that. but there was this big door as two feet by two feet and if you opened it, there were the machines humming all the time. and this -- the order came in -- i think dick did one of them, but i told them about the oval office, the cabinet room. >> and later camp david. >> much later the president's room in camp david. the president said, don't tell haldeman. i had no idea why. >> how many knew about the system? >> i think about seven. the president, higbee and i and later i had haldeman's permission to tell my secretary, very trusted person, one of

. >> also new tonight, new troubles surfacing within the secret service. two months after the prosecution scandal in colombia broke, the government has released details of other bad behavior by the agency. tell us, what did you find? >> we poured over this -- pored over this skating list of alleged bad behavior ranging from the embarrassing to the criminal. it places a dark cloud over an already embattled agency. the accused are not petty thieves -- they are u.s. secret service employees, some of whom protect the president. >> we want to believe that your public servants have honor and integrity. >> earlier this year several agents were implicated in the colombian prostitution scandal. eight employees were ousted. the director assured congress such bores behavior was not system appear friday, the department of homeless security release 200-plus heavily censored pages of complaints it has received since 2004. many were frivolous or had nothing to do with the secret service, but a good number were or are still being investigated. for example, in 2003, a secr

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but the secret service moved quickly. i have not noticed that the dea has moved quickly at all to deal with this. >> well, can assure you we moved immediately, very quickly, as soon as information was given to me by the director of the secret service. i brought the agents in question out of country and made them available to the oig. now, it's not being investigated by dea because the oig has taken on the investigation. we are cooperating with them and making everybody available, all witnesses and are assisting them wherever possible. the action that i could take, however, was i curtailed their tours in colombia. they are presently on limited duty. while the investigation is taking place, oig is still completing interviews. so it's not really appropriate for me to prejudge the result. but i guarantee you that they will face, if there was misconduct, they will face our disciplinary process. >> now, have you investigated mr. collison's allegations relating to fast and furious, and if so, what's been the result there? >> wel

but the secret service moved quickly. i have not noticed that the dea has moved quickly at all to deal with this. >> well, i can assure you, we me meeved very quickly. as soon as information was given to me bip the director of the secret service, i brought the agents in question out of country and made them available to the oig. now, it's not being investigated by dea, because the oid has taken on the investigation. we are qualitying with in making everybody available and assisting them wherever possible. the action that i could take, however, was, i curtailed their tours in compia. they are presently orch plims duty. while i'm doing this, the aig is still completing iran viewnterv. it's not appropriate for me to prejudge the results but i guarantee you, that will face if there was misconduct, they face our disciplinary process. >> okay. now, have you investigated mr. closens allegations relating the "fast and furious"? and if so, what's been the result there? >> well i can tell you that, that, too, is under review by the

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. >> former secret service agent, clint hill to recalls his four years he was assigned to protect her, including actions to show the first lady from the immediately following the assassination of president kennedy on november 20 spectate come in 1863. this is about 40 minutes. >> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. our special guest tonight is an exceptional figure in american history. although he has been cited for bravery and courage, his place in history is one he would most certainly never wish another soul. from november 20 spectate come in 1863, now coming close to 50 years ago, he was part of his secret service detail assigned to protect president and mrs. john f. kennedy. the assassination of president kennedy on that day in dallas put our guests in the iconic film frames from a photographic images and collective memories that record and recall one of the most genetic moments in our countries history. a history known viscerally to anyone living at that time and sure to be known by generations to come. what is less known about our guest is on the tragic day and fo

howards claims or a push as the secret service agents claim.he secret service, one of the three, then went and spoke with mr. howards, asked him did you assault mr. cheney? he denied that. asked him if he had touched mr. cheney. mr. howards falsely denied that. >> warner: so the man mr. howards argue that he was arrested instead because of his views? >> exactly. his claim, after the charges were dropped, was that he was arrested in retaliation for exercising his first amendment speech rights. >> warner: and the law enforcement, the secret said? >> they said that they had what is known as probable cause, more than a good reason, to arrest him. he had lied to federal officials. >> warner: so what was justice clarence thomas writing for the majority, what was his ruling on why he agreed that the agents or to what degree he agreed with the agents. >> first of all he said we're not talking about a general first amendment to be free from retaliation for one's speech. he said what's at issue here is a very specific first amendment right to be free fro

but they raise more questions about the culture of the secret service. here is one heavily redacted entry, quoting: an anonymous complainant alleged that blank has stolen at least 12 laptop computers, a generator and several industrial fans from the united states secret service. blank was interviewed by inspectors, made admissions, went to the bathroom, heard a gunshot and inspectors found blank on the floor blank was solicited for arresting a prostitute. the prostitute was undercover officer. sergeant blank was in and driving a marked u.s. secret service vehicle. sergeant blank was placed on administrative leave. in response to these allegations, more than 200 pages as you said. inspector general of dhs says t includes allegations included over a 8 year period of time. the vast majority did not include misconduct by secret service agents or officers. senator lieberman is urging the public not to reach conclusions until the inspector general release as a full report day or two this summer. shep? >> shepard: doug mckelway, thank you. winning days for the

so said secret service spokesman brian leary about this incident. obama hanging in effigy, while uncle sam, who has presumably lynched the president, is proudly standing nearby. and in the background, you, of course, see a sign saying, "obama is killing america." and the white cross that adorns the madhouse that florida pastor terry jones runs, which he calls the dove world outreach center. terry jones, you'll remember, is the attention-craving lunatic who was threatening to burn the koran publicly and then, at the last minute, decided not to after a phone call from then defense secretary robert gates. and then six months later, when no one cared, he actually did burn the koran to very little to almost no attention. as soon as the secret service began investigating this potential threat to the president's life, suddenly this happened. uncle sam suddenly traded places with president obama and terry jones explained that secret service pressure made him rewrite his symbolic message to coincide with the worlds, the worded message on his sign, "obama is

at that time, john was recruited by the confederate secret service. so when the news reached edwin booth that his brother had shot the president, the actor was not at all surprised. he said the intelligence hit him on the forehead like a hammer. he wrote, my mind accepted the fact at once. i thought to myself that my brother was capable of just such an action. his brother's murder of lincoln was devastating to edwin, but the reactions he records in his letters seem to speak less of the blow to the union than of the blow to the actor himself. oh where has my glory gone, edwin wrote in the agony. i have been blasted in my hopes by a villain. edwin vowed to quit acting forever in penance for his brother's crime. in a letter to the american people that he wrote in the summer of 1865 and published in various newspaper, edwin said, i shall struggle on in my retirement bearing an oppressed memory and a wounded name to my all too welcome grave. but edwin booth did not keep this promise. six months amp liafter lincoln' body was laid in the tomb here in springf

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so i tapped the secret service expert, a former secret service agent who now is running for senate. the republican nominee for senate. how is it looking? >>guest: very good. very good. >>neil: you beat out nine or ten others. >>guest: we are the outsider people are sick of incumbents. >>neil: i'm a little tired of this type of incident happen, they are not infrequent but it is a commerce secretary. he is 10th if line to be president. why is he tooking around town on his own? >>guest: well, they always have the option. anyone receiving any kind of federal protection, local protection, as well, they can sign off, and they can just say, not interested in protection tone, i will do my own thing. >>neil: is an agent following him? >>guest: when you sign off, you sign off. you are basically taking responsibility. >>neil: do we know if he signed off? >>guest: would the secret service specifically not -- they would not say. >>neil: or would i want to compromise his safety but it raises some cheer questions. that is a serious national disruption. if something bad happens to the cabinet secre

on the permit twenty-second, 1963, fifty years ago, he was part of the secret service detail assigned to protect president and mrs. john f. kennedy. the assassination of president kennedy on that day but our guest in the iconic film frames, photographic images and collective memories that recall one of the most dramatic moments in our country's history. a history known viscerally to anyone living at that time and sure to be known by generations to come. what is less known about our guest is on that tragic day and for three years before and almost a year afterwards he was assigned to jacqueline wikipedia kennedy -- jacqueline kennedy. is that assignment to got an intensely private former first lady that is the subject of his new book "mrs. kennedy and me". tonight we are pleased the co-author of "mrs. kennedy and me" lisa mccubbin lens our special guest in conversation. she co-authored the book the kennedy detail and is an award winning journalist and tv news anchor and reporter. please join me in welcoming lisa mccubbin and clint hill. [applause] >> thank you for coming out tonight. g

. >> more bad for the secret service. bad driving. video obtained showed the driver following behind a car he believes is driving recklessly. got his camera out and following the black car in the center of your screen. a dodge charger. >> going 80 miles an hour in a 55. >> overing his speed. over 80 miles an hour. watching the car go in and out of lanes and claiming he saw the dodge charger using its emergency lights to flash at people and get them to move out of the way. >> he's driving like a [ bleep ]. >> at one point you'll see this charger fly ahead, gets in front of this black suv and brake checks him. >> oh. slamming on his brakes. [ bleep ]! >> so this charger is driving like a real jerk. >> yes, seems to be. then the charger pulls this car over, but then -- >> oh, my god. i'm in [ bleep ] trouble for this. >> the charger bails out, on to an exit ramp and takes off. just pulls this guy over and then speeds off down this exit ramp. >> the speed limit is 35. he's going 85. >> seems like a total abuse of power. abuse of authority

now folks are preparing secrete service set to animal house. (chanting) >> we all remember that one. residents of martha's vineyard telling fox news the normally quiet vacation spot turned into a party mecca when the obama family vacationed there last summer. they say the secret service agents through loud parties at the $4 million home that prompted one neighbor to call local police. >>> one agent is accused of get this, leading his badge and a list of secret service emergency contacts at a bar. the secret service denies ever getting any complaints. >>> taking off from cape canaver canaveral. a national defense satellite. launch time 6:28. weather will not be an issue. it was supposed to take off on monday but the mission was scrubbed because of a problem on the flat form. >> those are your 5@5:00. >> it may be too late for eric holder. it is being planned today against him. this was after he failed to turnover the critical fast and furious documents. doug luzader is live in washington with details. changes hour by hour. what is going on today

>>shepard: and from the secret service a do we get? >>guest: we got a statement from them, and i don't have my glasses, so forgive me, it says this documentaryflects intake log received by dhsoig which mentioned or been referred to the secret service. it includes allegations compiled over eight-year-period of time, and the vast majority did not involve allege misconduct or officers, they go on to say that allegations of employee misconduct whether received at oig or aanyone miscellaneous hotline are taken seriously and are fully investigated. so, there you have it. >>shepard: thank you, doug. what happened in greece this weekend could affect your savings and the 401(k). it has to do with the euro and whether greece will stay not euro. and the manhunt for a surgeon and special forces soldier is over after police find another body. people have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. but they haven't experienced extra strength bayer advanced aspirin. in fact, in a recent survey, 92% of people who tried it said they would buy it again. visit

which is always a difficult scenario when you have the leader of the free world in the secret service so you really can't do it back.

agent from when i was vice president, put him in ted kennedy's secret service detail, get him to report back and maybe we'll catch the son of a bitch in a compromising position and ruin him so he can't run in '76. that's what this was about. that's what's so brazen and horrifying. >> how important was deep throat? >> deep throat helped us a lot. he was confirming -- >> confirming is the word? >> basically. like the october story, it started out as carl had found three people who were recruited to do this sabotage and spying and none of them had done it. i went to meet with mark feld and it's one of the times where he said, no, this is much bigger. and that's when he said there are 50 who did this. and that's been a number that was disputed for a long time. all you have to do is read the senate watergate committee and their report. and it's astonishing. they had 22 people that the chief saboteur paid. they had spies named ruby one, ruby two, sedan chair one, sedan chair two, chapman's friend and on and on. they hired infiltrators. they threw stink bombs at campaigns. there was nothing of

the secret service has been the focal point of the prost fusion scandal, but i i understand that at least three dea agents hooired prostitutes during the preparation for the president's visit to colombia. i not this was not an isolated event for the dea. the secret service has moved quickly to address the scandal and has already removed 8 of the 12 employees complicated in this incident from their jobs. another is the process of losing his security clearance. to my knowledge the haven't taken major objection. the dea was also involved. tony colson, the dea's agent in charge of southern arizona during fast and furious, said that many field agents knew that atf was walking guns to mexico but svrs told the agents to back out when they objected. mr. colson was among one of the first senior pub officials to at mitt knowing about this botched operation. he claims he raised objections to then dea chief elizabeth kemp shaw, and was told it was taken care of. after attending a meeting with the atf agent in charge colson said he knew fast and furious wasn't a benign pie in the sky publicity stunt.

where do you put the secret service agents? i do not think people would begrudge the president security and protection on air force one. there are some interesting benchmarks. one of the most important benchmark was when president bush, the son, was on air force one during 911 -- 9/11. to me, is that was the most important day in the history of air force one. he was in florida giving a talk to an elementary school. he was told the first airplane hit the tower in new york. he was before the group. his chief of staff told him on camera that a second airplane hit the second tower, america is under attack. from that moment on, it became a real crisis for our country. the question was, should president bush returned to washington immediately? he decided not to. he boarded air force one. the question was, could air force one provide safety and command and control in a crisis? it did pass the test. that is what everyone in military was hoping for. it provided a secure communication and safety. he made to the steps coming back to washi

money supply is counterfeit according to the secret service it's the number is much higher than this this is one of those numbers that will creep up on people over the next three months they'll say oh it's just out of two percent then revise that like they're revised g.d.p. revised the productivities number of the employment numbers they'll be revising the percentage of counterfeit to quote unquote real money number it'll be five percent six percent ten percent twenty percent gold will keep going higher and higher and as long as you can exchange counterfeit money think about the deal states or you can buy silver and gold using paper counterfeit paper money it's not even it's not even legitimate money anymore you can like pick up you know go to your local laboratory take a roll of toilet paper out go down to the gold bullion dealer and they'll give you gold i'll give you silver for toilet paper this is the deal of a lifetime speaking of counterfeiting max the u.k. is apparently about to engage in counterfeit inflation numbers the most important article of the day is the u.k. about to

the case is not related to the secret service prostitution scandal. still ahead on abc 7 news at 6:00, a bump in the road for the future of the controversial eisenhower memorial. >> desks were set up this morning on the national mall without students. >> eric holder is held in contempt of congress ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >> a breaking news out of annapolis. a failed consensus on the casino. it will not be recommended for this year. prince george's county had been talking to the firm that owns the mgm casino and las vegas. it would have been maryland was the sixth casino. it was forecasted it would raise $100 million a year

. >> today new allegations against the secret service. who is a accusing some of them of partying like rock stars during presidential visits to martha's vineyard. . and more financial support for the san jose giants but it comes with a demand for answers. . >>> recalling 250 suitcase after they were found to have high levels of chemicals linked to cancer. they were found on the handles of the suitcases. the maker said a test showed they pose no health hazard and the recall is to address consumer concerns. the compounds are normally found in plastics, rubber and oil. >> the governor is jumping back into the long running battle over flame retardants in furniture. he wants them applied to products. he said studies suggest that the chemicals harm human health and the environment. >>> another black eye for the secret service as new reports come out of wild partying by the agents on martha's vineyard. it was just a few months ago that the service got in a scandal. now the secret service raising noise on martha's vineyard. they allegedly trashed

the inquiry prompted by the recent secret service prostitution scandal in colombia. sclosures give fuel to concerns expressed by congress, that the colombia scandal exposed a culture of misconduct within the service. agency director mark sullivan apologized for that incident at herring in may insisting it was an isolate -- hearing in may insisting it was an isolated incident, but the 229 page disclosure paints a different picture, involvement with prostitutes, sexual assault, leaking sensitive information and even theft, some cases understanding tragically. for example, an anonymous complaint alleged someone had stolen a dozen laptop computers. the suspect has reportedly sold some of the stone property and used some for gifts. -- stolen property and used some for gifts. that the person was questioned and prior to leaving headquarters he went to the bathroom and inspectors heard a gunshot. they found the person on the floor and a 911 call was made. another entry reads blank was arrested for soliciting a prostitute while they were in and driving a marked secret u.s. pol

the secret service said -- put dignitaries in there. they couldn't have it there. he had his own security people looking at it. >> they had protection -- >> i just said, take it out. i never told nixon i said, take it out. but -- >> let's go to what happened as soon as you get this information from butterfield. about friday the 13th. >> there's one other aspect. i went back later and looked at the stenographer's notes and this is what she has down. the memory is what it is, but she was just taking notes. sanders asked a number of different questions about dien

>>shepard: the united states supreme court has blocked a lawsuit against two secret service agents.his case stems from this guy's claim the agents arrested him in retaliation for comments he made to then vice president cheney that said basically "your war policies suck," argues the arrest is a violation of his right to free speech but the high court ruled in favor of the agents saying they had "probable cause." and judge napolitano is here. "probably cause." >>judge napolitano: that is a legal standard meaning it is more likely than not that a criminal event has occurred or there is evidence of a crime and it justified a search or seizure. in this case, a case of seizure. if i may demonstrate on arthur, here is what happened. i'm howard and arthur is the vice president. mr. president, your policies in iraq are disgusting. for a second. this, the handshake, was lawful. this is what the government says was an assault. so for that he was arrested. he says he was arrested because of the words he articulated to the vice president. he argues if he said mr. vice president nice job and foun

who work for the secret service. most of them are dedicated, but the secret service moved quickly. i have not noticed the dea has moved quickly at all to deal with this. >> well, i can assure you we moved immediately, very quickly. as soon as information was given to me by the director of the secret service, i brought the agents in question out of country and made them available to the oig. now, it's not being investigated by dea because the oig has taken on the investigation. we are cooperating with them and making everybody available, all witnesses and are assisting them wherever possible. the action that it could take, however, was i curtailed their tours in colombia. they are presently on limited duty. while the investigation is taking place, oig is still completing interviews. so it's not really appropriate for me to prejudge the results, but i guarantee you that they will face, if there was misconduct, they will face our disciplinary process. >> have you investigated mr. coulson's allegations relating to fast a