he knows his maximum protection is going to be close to the secret service car ahead of him. the driver of johnson's car is the texas highway patrolman named herschel jack's and youngblood describes him as a potential -- typical texan, tough, puts the johnson car right behind the bumper of the secret service, are. as the three cars, kennedy, secret service and johnson wore off of the expressway, squeal of of a ramp and into the ramp apart from the hospital. youngblood says to johnson when we get to that hospital, don't stop for anything, don't look around, don't stop. we will get you some place a. the car stops and four agents who pull johnson out of a car and run him off of the emergency room bay, he doesn't have a chance to look around. his car is right next to kennedy's car. if he had a chance to look around he would have seen the president line on jackie's but doesn't get a glimpse. they run him through the hospital looking for a place they can protect. finally they come to something called the hospital minor medicine section and there is a cubicle in the back, three cubi

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coming to encourage nathan during his battle with cancer. >> nathan's big thing the first time the secret service came out to visit him was how can they come out to see me if it's supposed to be a secret? >> reporter: it's no secret now. they're excited about next week's event. >> monday we're supposed to be picked up by the secret service. we'll be with them the entire time. that's going to be a real treat for the kids because they love asking them all kind of questions. >> reporter: nathan has a brother and two sisters that will join him on his presidential journey. what are you looking forward to the most? >> probably seeing him in person. >> reporter: they're not sure if they'll actually have a chance to speak to the president. if that does happen, the kids have one question for him. >> maybe talk to him about jesus. >> reporter: faith is important to the normans. it's something they'd love to share with the president as he starts his 2nd term. >> i know my husband has said he'd really like to pray for him for god's leading and discernment in leading our country. >> that was tim saunders repo

ralph basham is a former agent and director of the secret service.u. >> thanks, john. >>> with all the reporting we've done on the flu, one state in the country avoided it. a bad outbreak and that had been in california. apparently that's no longer the case. the flu has hit the golden state and hit it hard. we'll talk about that plus why it's so bad this year, this flu in particular, for america's seniors. that's next. >>> welcome back, everyone. the nation's flu epidemic is spreading and the cdc is reporting the number of states dealing with widespread cases of the flu is 48. look at that map. you only see tennessee there. that's in the yellow. california which avoided the worst cases until now has now been added to this list, and this year's flu season could last another six weeks, they say. maybe even longer. let's ask dr. siegel. how much longer will we deal with the flu? >> several weeks. we'll see this into february. that map shows widespread activity except for into tennessee, high activity which even worse than that is in 30 states. we're in

exclusive new details tonight in the secret service prostitution scandal. nbc news has learned two drug enforcement agents are now blamed in one of the encounters. an investigation by the justice department found the agents set up a meeting between a secret service agent and a prostitute in colombia. agents were in the country preparing forresident obama's visit last april. two dozen secret service employees and military service members have been implicated in the scandal. the report says the dea agents should not face criminal charges. >> we know it's going to get warm over the weekend, or at least we're hoping it is. but before that, doug tells us there's something else coming our way that we need, right, doug? 'll. >> that's for sure. something we haven't needed in a couple of weeks. actually the umbrellas may actually be needed. we need to see the rain. i think we'll see a little bit during the day tomorrow. but in the next couple of days, could be a lot of rain in the forecast. lying temperatures today, just gorgeous. 57 with abundant sunshine. today w

. >> the secret service sex scandal may be widening. a new justice department report says that the dea agent in colombia are arranged to hire a prostitute for secret service agent to give him a massage. this all happened just before president obama's visit last year. the report says the secret service agent and a prostitute did have a sexual encounter. the dea says it is reviewing the report. >> in the wake of the connecticut school shooting, after suzanne somers is weighing in on what may have caused the gunman to snap. she told huff pospost live that his diet may have electrified his brain. she said, i'm looking at what is the diet of that guy. she writes about natural holistic lifestyles. >> charges are pending against the man suspected of triggering a fatal fire in a new york city apartment building. witnesses say he started the fire in a hallway after getting into an argument with the woman. she and the child are safe. the person who was killed was a tenant who was trying to escape from the upper floor. >> cook county prosecutors a

out between 7th and 12th but you can see there is movement here among the staff and there are secret service on the pickup truck behind us and it is expected as

drug enforcement agents facilitated a sexual encounter between a prostitute and secret service agent just days before president obama's sit in april. the findings revealed the agents tried to destroy incriminating evidence. the case has been referred to the dea. >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal has desclared a state of emergency after a severe weather system rolled across the state. the real misery, that's coming from flooding. much of the state has been soaked by a slow-moving storm system. >>> and now here's your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. former republican vice presidential nominee paul ryan might be in or out of the 2016 presidential race. congressman ryan told the wisconsin state journal that for now, quote, i've decided not to decide. >>> ohio governor john kasich held a photo op thursday with some cute puppies. he signed a bill into law that creates new regulations on the care of animals housed in large breeding establishments. >>> newark, new jersey, mayor cory booker, who is now an outspoken advocate for gay rights wrote a paper in 1992 talki

the dea set up our own secret service agents with prostitutes. >>> all that, plus, the growing flu epidemic, one year after the costa concordia accident, and the return of the water skiing squirrel. >>> good morning. vice president biden continues to hold meetings as the head of the administration's gun control traffic force. biden met with gun control advocates as well as retailers. while participants described the meetings as open and frank, the nra had harsh words for the president afterwards. >> the administration was able to check the box and say they'd talked to the representatives of firearms owners and the groups that support the second amendment. now they were going to try to proceed with what they wanted to do. >> as those meetings were taking place, another school shooting. this one at a high school in rural california. one student was wounded and a 16-year-old suspect was taken into custody. >>> back in washington later today, biden meets with members of the video game industry. he'll present his recommendations to the president on tuesday. >>> this terrible flu season continues

let's attack the first family's kids for having secret service? the argument it makes no sense.t. of course the first family has secret service but this sort of ties in to the very creepy right-wing obsession that we've seen for four or five years with this complaint about how much protection the obama's get. their vacations are too expensive. tucker carlson's starting a petition saying that the secret service should stop protecting the obamas. it definitely taps into very weird issues and it's not always just about guns. >> now the squeaky wheel tend to get the most attention and thankfully cenk has been a squeaky wheel in this issue. >> the national rifle association has been getting flack for advocateing armed guards in schools. >> the brilliant idea that they had was put more armed guards in school. >> barbara boxer say that's something she has suggested to the vice president. >> america agrees with wayne and the nra. barack obama won't have who sets of rules. armed guards for his rich friends in their elite schools restrictions in gun free schools for ours. >> the only thin

new details about the prostitution scandal that tarnished the secret service. the justice department says the dea agents set up a meeting between a secret service agent and a prostitute in colombia. the agents were there ahead of president obama's visit last april. the justice department report says the dea agents should not face criminal charges. 2 dozen secret service employees and other members have been implicated in the scandal. >>> jonathan ma la cue is supposed to be sentenced today. a plea deal he agreed to requires he serve 25 years in prison. his lawyers want a judge to review that deal. government doctors recently diagnosed their client as schizophrenic. >>> an unfortunate first for the district this morning where city police are investigating the first homicide of 2013. police tell us a man was stabbed in the 2800 block of alabama avenue southeast right off nay letter road. police are still looking for the person responsible. >>> in maryland, people are waking up in the hospital after being hit by a car. it happened during rush hour. two victims are

. >>> new information on the prosecution scandal that rocked the secret service last year. three soldiers will be punished, forfeiting part of their salary and will have more than a month of extra work. several secret service agents and officials were accused of bringing prostitutes to their colombian hotel room prior to president obama coming there. >>> project that could add an unknown number of jobs. that project? building a death star. yeah, like as in "the star wars" movie. it received more than -- the administration does not support blowing up planets. that's the end of it. of course, that's what you build a death star for. the white house also bulked at the $850 quadrillion price tag. >>> we have more ahead this hour. >> here is what's coming up. >>> imagine a rapist going free because of one employee's incompetence. multiply that by 800. we'll explain. >>> what will the white house decide when it comes to gun control? all morning long, we'll put the proposals and the pushback in focus. >>> he is being called the next phenom of mixed martial arts and is only 13. the

agents carry double magazines thirty rounds each day you have sixty rounds secret service agents some of the finest shots in the world if they need sixty rounds why would you think a soccer mom in oklahoma where the police are thirty minutes or a needs ten my point my point is that in a crowded environment if somebody is going to try and take out a shooter the odds are well as happened yesterday in texas right you know two of the three people who were shot were some were bystanders doesn't isn't this again an argument for reducing at the very least the. male abilities clips we band machine gun you back in the thirty what it took a generation to wring them all out of you're not here's the point you're trading magic for fact for magic here there is no such thing you are only read i agree with you one hundred percent if we could retroactively close pandora's box reduce the human propensity for violence and make gunpowder disappear i think every human being on a plane would say you are not living the dream and you are all for why we have a different murder rate than canada or you are engl

they intercepted it and secret service came and spoke with him about it. >> what did the secret servicesk you when they came to talk to you? >> are you mr. anthony cruzado. yes, i am mr. anthony cruzado. well, did you write this letter to the president? yes, i did. at one time, i was scared, i denied it. i told them i wrote it. i told them i would not kill the president, though. >> were you serious with your threats? >> you think i'm just going to write him just to write him a letter and that's it, you know? i know i could be facing more time, i know, it's very serious. >> minutes later, cruzado retracted his threat. >> i think i am talking out of anger. you know what i'm saying? talking out my anger. because, you know -- i get out, i don't think i'm going to react on the stuff that i wrote to -- >> ten minutes ago you told me you definitely were going to do it. >> but i don't think so. i mean, it -- i don't think so. >> coming up -- >> you can imagine officers and nursing seeing that for the first time, it's pretty bizarre. >> anthony cruzado carries out a horrifying act of violence on

not the secret service.>> i think you could have made that point without necessarily bringing sasha and malia specifically -- >> sure, you can make the point -- >> you could have made the point the elites of private schools, they have security. >> that's fair. that's fair. you can make the point in a lot of different ways but the important point is the point that we were trying to make is that point, not some other point. >> what did you think of the president proposal? >> the whole thing? >> as far as background checks, what is wrong with making sure, for example, a terrorist or a suspected terrorist who can't board a flight because he's on a no fly list can't go to a gun show and buy a gun? >> most guns at gun shows require a background check, 90%. >> there's a huge loophole. >> i don't know how huge it is. there is -- >> person to person sales, you don't need any background checks. >> that's correct. >> so why let somebody buy a gun who potentially is a terrorist? >> well, there's two problems. first of a

drug enforcement agents facilitated a sexual encounter between a prostitute and a secret service agent just days before president obama's visit to cartagena in april. the findings reveal the agents tried to destroy incriminating information that led to the incident. the case has been referred to the dea. >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal has declared a state of emergency after a severe weather system rolled across the state. security cameras at an industrial plant caught a glimpse of a tornado that tore through plaquemines causing some roof damage and swirling debris. but the real damage has come from flooding. much of the state has been soaked by a slow-moving storm system. >>> and speaking of storms for a here's dylan dreyer for the weather. good morning. >> good morning, too, we're actually going to see this same slow-moving system bring rain up from illinois, indiana and ohio today. it's going nowhere fast. that's the problem. that's why we did end up with several inches of rain down across louisiana but they'll dry out today. the and you see where the heavier rain has moved into

former secret service agent dan bongino knows.served as an agent under three presidential administrations and he is joining us this morning. thank you so much. >> you're very welcome. >> you had a monumental task. you had 1.8 million people and you had that parade route. how did you go about securing that? how many months of planning goes into that? >> you know, the inauguration planning for the next inauguration will literally start tomorrow. it's a multiyear task. it's not even months. it's measures in years. you don't secure it as one big chunk. i've said a couple times i've been asked how do you secure the parade route? the answer is you don't, you secure it block by block and make sure the pieces fit together. there's no way to do it all, all viewed in totality and collective. the excitement last time was incredible as well, which added to it. >> there are issues you think about, the weather, the crowd control. what are the other things we don't think about that you have to be concerned about. >> i used to call them the big s

us, but in partnership with our law enforcement community, metropolitan police, united states secret service, park police and other entities as well as public safety entities. the partnership that we have established to create a pretty robust plan has been in the works for many months and while i cannot go into detail about those -- about the security plan, please know we have trained extensively to address any issues that may come up during the day. thank you. >> thank you, officer. i appreciate that. as someone that did communications before heading back to the campaign last year, the officer had the easiest job because he can say i'm not allowed to say that. that is the main day, monday, couple of other events we wanted to highlight. saturday is a big day for us, two traditions that were started in 2009 by the first family, national day of service and kids' inaugural children's concert. the national day of service will be taking place across the country, events in all 50 states and a large event down here on the mall. chelsea clinton has joined us as the honorary co-chair and will be appe

police force, secret service, fbi, and other agencies.look at the security behind this ceremony. >> reporter: at union station, tsa viper security teams are checking trains and passengers. in a show of force designed to be a deterrent. >> if someone walks in and sees a group of officers and turns around immediately and leaves the station, that's a good indication that perhaps they have something to hide. >> reporter: not all security is so obvious. these two men with backpacks are undercover behavioral detection officers working in tandem with uniformed patrols at rail stations and airports. along d.c.'s waterfront coast guard fast boats are increasing surveillance runs. this is a floating command center. for 48 hours surrounding the inaugural time frame these waters around washington will be closed as more than 20 coast guard and police boats conduct patrols of 20 miles of shore watch. and at the edges of the restricted zone, the coast guard is watching for any suspect boaters. >> if they're in key specific areas or near critical infrast

secret service never talks about threat levels. mean i can say we have a lot of people that are saying a lot of information. that is as far as we go. we don't discuss threat legavel. >> they called stretch from the rode to the white house the stoufest mile. you see the video from last year where the president and first lady are the most exposed. along that stretch you will have the very physical overt security presence and also the unseen security. it is just not security today with the frigid temperatures wh what you saw with hospitals in maryland and virginia on stand by for cases of hypothermia. >> have a great day. we will talk to you later. >> freezing temperatures are about to complaint much of the country. >> let's check out the forecast with maria molina. >> i am so glad before we saw the mention of hypothermia. it's a big concern. we have windchills 40 degrees below zero. in portions of iowa dealing with the cold winter values when you factor in the wind and cold temperatures we are seeing. the actual temperatures are them

. >>> new information about last year's secret service scandal involving prostitutes in colombia. according to a justice department investigation obtained by nbc news, two drug enforcement agents facilitated a sexual encounter between a prostitute and secret service agent just days before the president's visit in april. agents evidently tried to destroy incriminating information or initially lied to investigators about the incident. the case has been referred to the dea. >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal has declared a state of emergency after a severe weather system rolled across the state. security cameras at an industrial plant caught a glimpse of a tornado that tore through plaquemines parish and destroyed a roof. but the real damage has come from flooding. much of the state has been soaked by a slow-moving storm system. >>> good morning. >> winter storm warnings, advisories. >> everything. >> yes. it is a pretty decent storm out west. we'll see another several inches of snow from billings, montana right down into salt lake city. perhaps another 6 to 10 inches of snow in tha

he went back to little rock and secret service follow them. they pulled into a gas station to get some gas and there was an old guys who had gone to high school with bill and hillary. there he was pumping gas and bill says, "look what would have happened if you married him." hillary said, "if i would have married him, he would have been the president." [laughter] [applause] i raise that, and that calls for some and modesty on your part, but i raise that because i know that you were there for dr. king in a way that we will never know or appreciate. i talked to a lot of dr. king's lieutenants and they will tell you that because he was human and not divine, although we think he was divine, he was just a man. an extraordinary man, but a man. he would get depressed and disappointed about all kinds of things related to the movement. tell me what you would say to him, what your conversations were like in those moments. i assume he would come and talk to you. tell me about those moments when we did not see him giving a great speech in his pulpit. >> y

a secret service spokesperson calls the death a tragic accident. we learn more tonight from the investigation into the wings troubled dreamliner. -- boeing's troubled dreamliner. it was delivered to japan airlines less than three weeks before the fire. it arrived on december 20 and had only recorded 22 flights when fire erupted in one of its two lithium batteries. a second battery incident led to in emergency landing in japan on january 16. the seven date seven fleet -- 787 fleet has been grounded worldwide. >> traffic close because of an oil leak. earlier today at least two barges -- one with carrying 80,000 gallons of crude oil. investigators do not know yet how much has spilled into the river. an eight mile stretch of the river is still closed. gas prices are going up again. the average price is up two cents over the past week. the average price for regular is $3.34 a gallon. the lowest price in the country is two dollars 88 a gallon. los angeles has the highest at three dollars 71 a gallon. -- $3.71 a gallon. >> the biggest problem is the slick

he did not have secret service protection. and law enforcement in the towns where he was working were against him. some of them were members -- klan members. i cannot comprehend the degree of courage that was required and yet look at what he did each and every day. getting up, speaking out, marching, leading. it reminds me of that tradition where the stuff we go through now, i get called names. people call me up, i am sorry about that bad newspaper article about you. that review on the debate, that was rough, i thought that was unfair. i am thinking, no one is during a brick through my window. -- throwing a brick through my window. the country has changed in a profound way. when i am travelling through iowa which does not have a large african-american population and you see their response of the people and the croats, you get a sense that folks are ready to transcend some of these issues. that is not to say that the country is going to be color blind in this race. that will be an issue for blacks and whites. one of the things

i believe there were only four secret service agents. it was a scary time. we got up there while it was still dark. he spent 45 minutes, maybe longer, talking to the students. i heard a lot of it, listened to it -- wrote down some of it after it was over. basically, it was a time when i was really afraid for his safety. i know he wrote later on that he had never seen the secret service quite so frightened. he certainly got that right. we did not have a sufficient detail to protect him if somebody had decided to attack him or assault him. it was totally unplanned and unscripted. his own notes of the meeting are extraordinary. what he covered in that time -- it was not just that, it was a major effort to communicate with the young people. and the crowd grew. we began to realize this is not rich little -- this is richard nixon. >> what time of the night was that? >> it is after midnight. this is one of the greatest presidential stories i have ever encountered. the president of the united states is overrun. just after the kent state massacre. it is may of 1970.

. >>> there's some breaking news tonight about the secret service prostitution scandal. nbc news has learned exclusively that two drug enforcement administration agents facilitated a sexual encounter between a prostitute and a secret service agent. that information comes from a justice department investigation into the scandal, a scandal which started before president obama's trip to colombia last april. according to the record, a total of three d.e.a. agents admitted to hiring prostitutes and arranging encounters those encounters through their government blackberries. the report found the agents lied to investigators and tried to destroy incriminating information, but prosecutors decided not to press charges. two dozen secret service employees have been complicated in that scandal. >> it's one of the deadliest days in pakistan in years, at least 115 people were killed in a series of bombings. more than 80 were killed after the bombing of a billiard hall, another 100 people were gerald there. earlier in the day there was an explosion at a religion on you gathering. >> ge

they call it nnse, secret service is the lead agency and f.b.i.s the lead agency for intelligence counterterrorism and investigations. then you also have a fema as the lead agency if there any kind of recovery response. earlier this week, fox news along with other organizations had a tour of the secret service command headquarters. this is undisclosed location in washington, d.c. and allows them to get realtime information about the situation across washington, d.c. area. the f.b.i. is don't discuss the structure but here is how they explained it. >> currently this time we don't have any credible threats on any events. we will continue to monitor that. what we do ask is the public, those attending the event keep their eyes and ears open and report any suspicious activity to local law enforcement or to the f.b.i.. >> reporter: within the last hour we asked homeland security if there is going to be any change given the events in mali and algeria, at this time there is no specific threat. >> gregg: are officials what has become known as the longest m

now, two of those agents hired a prostitute for a visiting secret service supervisor. the agents used their d.e.a. blackberries to arrange the encounters and later tried to delete the information. >>> and after a voft visit to the pentagon yesterday, hamid karzai meets at the white house today with president obama. the u.s. drawdown in afghanistan through next year is on the top of the agenda in all of karzai's meetings. leon panetta said, the u.s. is in, quote, the last chapter of the afghan war. >>> here's something you don't see every day, snow blanketing the holy land. it was the biggest snowstorm in jerusalem in 20 years. all of the city's holiest sites were covered with several inches. eight people were killed this week as the storm battered the region. >> rare scene. >> the children were having fun. >>> when we come back this morning, a missing child case is finally over after 19 years. >>> then, whale watch. fear, relief. now, fear again about the fate of a pod of ice-bound killer whales. >>> and where is samuel l. jackson when you need him? the big snake that

. >>> there's new information on that secret service prostitution scandal. >>> this is the one that captured the headlines when president obama headed down to colombia for a secret visit last april. chris lawrence has the story. >> well, randi, victor, the prostitution scandal that embarrassed the u.s. government won't go away. after an investigation, three more u.s. army soldiers have now been disciplined for their part. all three received letters of reprimand. two of the three also had to give up their pay for a couple of months and do extra duty. again, this involved about a dozen u.s. service members who admitted taking prostitutes back to their hotel rooms last april. this was just prior to a visit by president barack obama. also implicated were three dea agents and about 13 u.s. secret service agents, most of whom resigned or retired. now, prostitution is legal in colombia and ultimately the investigation found there was no security risk to president obama himself, but it humiliated the very proud secret service and some of the other government workers, obviously, who have been caught

the secret service is getting out. you know what that means. that means that the president and the first lady, the final 100 yards or so, they're going to walk. they're going to walk into the white house. big crowds right behind me over here. they are about to go crazy as the president, there he is, they're going to be so excited. wait till they see the president and the first lady walk the final 100, maybe 200 yard, until they've walked into the north lawn of the white house. into that reviewing stand. >> i think the president said as he was leaving the capitol after the inauguration going back into the capitol really hits home right now. he said, i want to take a look one more time. i'm not going to see this again. you can say that again right now. >> let's listen and watch as the president and the first lady walk towards the white house. [ cheers and applause ] christi paul, i hope you can hear me. the president's getting very close. do you see him? >> yes, i do. he is right behind. people are literally jumping up and down in the stands as t

they set up a meeting between a secret service agent and a prostitute in colombia.t the dea agents shouldn't face criminal charges. two dozen secret service employees and military service members have been implicated in that scandal. >>> we're following a developing story now. the cdc will announce today that the flu continues to spread across the country. 41 states, including maryland and virginia, have reported widespread flu activity. lot of doctors' offices, pardon me sis and clinics are running t of flu shots. there are still shots out there, but it may take a little work it find them. >> we're hearing that the vaccines out there, might take searching, particularly for infants, but we're encouraging families to do what they can to get it for their children. >> the archdiocese of washington asking anyone who feels sick to avoid shaking hands who taking communion. individual pastors will decide this weekend whether to suspend communion. >>> we have a warning for women who take ambien to sleep. you may want to cut back on dosage. the fda is ordering the maker of t

and for the nra to drag them into this and compare their secret service protection to what the nra says we should have in schools is the most ugly and profoundly stupidest thing i have heard the nra say. >> yeah, it is amazing, somebody tweeted tonight, you realize we're losing this debate because of things like that. the reason we have such strict protection for the president's families, is unfortunately we had too many times in our history, people assassinating presidents in our country. after president kennedy was killed after somebody who had ordered a gun through the mail. and martin luther king jr., by somebody who got their gun the same way. in 1968, in terms of robert f. kennedy being killed, we passed the 1968 gun control act, which up to that point was the strictest gun control we had had. one thing it did was restrict getting it through the mail. when they say things like you have to protect guns in your home against somebody mentally ill, that is an incentive to do the sane and obvious thing, and restrictions on gun dealers, not to sell ammunition over the internet, the way

ahead, we'll tell you who the secret service is blaming for that prostitution scandal in colombia this morning, new guidelines for a popular drug. why it only applies to women. >>> so this weekend will be one year since the largest cruise ship disaster in history. the costa concordia off the coast. the ship is still there and hasn't moved in a year. michelle kosinski is there and has more on how it's being remembered. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. sunday will be one year since the costa concordia disaster. people have been arriving on the island for the memorial. you know, it always amazes people to see it, that it is yes, still here in that same position. ha has changed is you can see the enormous structures, the salvage crews have built around it. they have been working 24 hours a day, seven days a week preparing to finally roll it upright and then float it out of here, probably not until the fall. we talked to the survivors today and for them, the emotional side of this is just as present, just as large. there are a lot of terrifying memories there. still a

what do you think when you're wearing two secret service pins? he likes that part.made his strongest connection during a visit with the secret service which has invited the norman family to the inauguration. the boy who only wanted cards for christmas will be in a limousine somewhere behind the president in tin august real parade. >> very inspiring story. we wish nathan well and his family too. >>> coming up nearly 50 years ago, martin luther king jr. led the civil rights movement on washington. being recalled today with a national day of service. we'll speak with dr. king's son. >>> and later some of the greatest inaugural speeches in history. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." ♪ i -- i got it, i got it made ♪ ♪ i got it made, i got it made ♪ ♪ i got it made ♪ ♪ fresh at subway ♪ ♪ breakfast made the way i say ♪ [ male announcer ] at subway you got breakfast made. like an under 200 calorie steak egg white & cheese. subway. eat fresh. >>> as we prepare for president obama's second inaugural, we're drawn to history. hard not to look forward without looking

february 11, secret service searches his home and office but not for hardware implicated in the crimenvestigated. i find that to be the most curious thing. i wonder if you asked them about that. the secret service goes in, takes things not related to this j store case and leaves things that are. it could be simple incompetence or that they were interested in other materials. did you ever ask them why did you take all the wrong stuff? >> i'm having trouble hearing you here, cenk, but i never asked them specifically that question. the activities that led to the investigation at m.i.t. had kind of started innocent and october but the chronology that you refer to i think is correct. when they found the computer in this basement room at m.i.t., they got very interested. m.i.t. very uncharacteristically called law enforcement into the campus and started videotaping what was going on in that room. eventually they chased aaron down massachusetts avenue and he was arrested by a secret service agent and very senior members of the boston u.s. attorneys office were involved in the case even befor