secret service.ring for the arrival of president obama in colombia, some brought prostitute bassing to their hotel. >> the cia was swift to deal and one agent is breaking his silence and he's spoken to our own john miller. john good morning. >> good morning. six remain suspended. one of them is gregory stokes and he says they deserve due process and a hearing on whether they can get their jobs back. and in this interview, the only one he's ever done, he begins that fight. >> clearly what happened in cartagena, the behavior that was exhibited down there, is not something that meets the expectations of the american people. for that we are truly sorry. but for anybody to think that the secret service as an agency has more or less of a problem with that behavior than any other agency with top secret security clearances they'd be wrong. >> reporter: gregory stokes is a 20-year veteran of the u.s. secret service. he is also one of the agents who was caught up in the prostitution scandal in cartagena, colom

a secret service supervisor caught up in the prostitution scandal tells his story to our john miller. and david martin with a hero getting the lift he needed to take his life back. >> it's going to be a new josh himan for sure. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. ning news" wi >> pelley: good evening, the man who allegedly held three young women captive for a decade in his cleveland home will face a judge tomorrow to hear the charges against him. prosecutors announced today that ariel castro faces four counts of kidnapping, those for the three women and a child born to one of them in the home. he also faces three counts of raping the women. two of the victims rescued monday evening were reunited with their families today. this was gina dejesus. she didn't speak publicly, but the picture tells the story. there is, of course, a lot more to this, too, including what happened to the women during that missing decade of their lives. dean reynolds is in cleveland for us tonight. dean? >> reporter: scott, authorities say that over the last ten years t

during the cold war, his secret service was notorious. now 20 years after the collapse of the soviet union, details have emerged that showed that the secret service was a close partner of several governments of western germany at the time. the germans paid money so that german romanians could leave the communist country and move to the west. >> the village in transylvania romania -- johann has the keys to every building on the street because they are all empty. they used to be more than 1000 here. >> all saxon names. >> and all gone. except johann and his wife. the others left in their keys so he could keep an eye on their places. some still return and spend their holidays here. they get a bit misty eyed when they remember the old days, before the ethnic germans left the communist dictatorship for the freedom of the west. before the berlin wall fell, west germany purchased the freedom of some 230,000 romanians of german descent. to do this, the west german government had to strike deals with the notorious secret service, the securitate. t

during the cold war, his secret service was notorious. now 20 years after the collapse of the soviet union, details have emerged that showed that the secret service was a close partner of several governments of western germany at the time. the germans paid money so that german romanians could leave the communist country and move to the west. >> the village in transylvania romania -- johann has the keys to every building on the street because they are all empty. they used to be more than 1000 here. >> all saxon names. >> and all gone. except johann and his wife. the others left in their keys so he could keep an eye on their places. some still return and spend their holidays here. they get a bit misty eyed when they remember the old days, before the ethnic germans left the communist dictatorship for the freedom of the west. before the berlin wall fell, west germany purchased the freedom of some 230,000 romanians of german descent. to do this, the west german government had to strike deals with the notorious secret service, the securitate. t

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the example is a good example of something that obama has done what nixon never did the british secret service hunted an emotion and her family off the ship blew the whistle only thinks a lot for joining us was safe havens did you look at we discussed two countries one was from which has very good with legal protection to this day and the other ironically in the one nine hundred ninety s. with america because of course in those days they still had a working constitution they had working rights and freedom of expression was one of those basic rights now of course no one in their right mind would flee from u.k. to the us in order to blow the whistle they would you know be shipped off to guantanamo but we could say aren't. i hold sway between the us and europe is home to the world's first parliament iceland is no such government to the mix the level in people. helped draft a constitution where transparency is the government default not secrecy where good things look for coming on you so traditional ruling systems can't function in the internet through it's old school we're tired of this and we do

i don't understand why the secret service -- this isn't for you but the secret service clearly knows,estigation under way. of course there is. but the secret service knows if this could have killed the president. they won't tell us anything. that creates fear where maybe fear isn't -- maybe it's not the right time. >> i know what you're saying. there are a lot of hoax letters we don't know about. they don't have anything more than flour or salt but they have a threat letter and deserve testing. when you go higher and say there's a potential toxin, i'm not sure it needs constant publicity but it's something to be concerned about. >> shepard: thank you, sir. >> my pleasure. >> shepard: i mentioned the first photos from the home where police say the blade runner, oscar pistorius, shot and killed his model girlfriend. we're going to show them. >>> a former banker became mentally unstable. a banker, millions of dollars, starts spending millions of dollars in cash on cars for people he barely knew. like everybody -- he'slet the cash cow, hitting the lottery. this guy walks up, here's a merc

. >> host: did the photo center contained in "front row seat," did they have to be cleared by secret service, by the bush folks? >> guest: yeah, everything is approved by the president's library. nothing is, was top secret that i photographed so that was no issue there. >> host: here's the phone when the president announced on october 7, 2001, afghanistan more. >> guest: right. this is in the treaty room of the white house, in the residence. this is just, you know, a month after 9/11 when the war in afghanistan was announced. >> host: eric draper, a lot of historical moment in your but there's also some lighter moments i guess is the word that i wanted to ask you about. this is from 2004. >> guest: so, the boots picture? >> host: let's start with this one is on the screen right now. >> guest: being around, hanging out waiting for like a surprise moment, i had a schedule, you know, i had briefings. there's a lot of things that are scripted, but to me the joy of my job was waiting for the surprise moments like this day was the day that a box showed up in the oval office. this was very early in

and secret service is investigating.they'll be looking into is this very closely and hopefully gig us details once they have them. >> announcer: all right, jeff mason of reuters, thank you. >> woodruff: still to come on the "newshour": the president's expected pick to head the f.b.i., the challenge of caring for a mother with alzheimer's; china's desire for american pork and the chopra brothers on writing and medicine. but first, the other news of the day. >> holman: there was no break in the bloodshed in iraq today. at least 33 people were killed in baghdad, amid a surge of sectarian violence. it's a scene that's becoming all too familiar again in iraq: street crews cleaning up the carnage left by bombs. >> ( translated ): we were sitting inside our shops when we heard a bang. we don't know what happened, but people are saying that a car went off as it was moving. >> holman: most of today's attacks were car bombings that targeted shi-ite sections of baghdad and hardly any part of the iraqi capital was spared. a car bomb

we're hearing today this man was on the radar of the british secret service that they may have tried to recruit him. does that sound plausible? >> well, we understand that they were indeed on the radar screen, these killers of british services. for a number of years. perhaps even as many as eight years. but they were on the fringes of investigations into terrorism plots not thought to be directly linked to terrorist plots. one of the killers michael adebolajo was part of a british extremist outfit, which is very supportive of al qaeda's ideology. so it's possible that's why british security services were aware of him. >> reportedly he had been seen at a number of rallies that would take place regularly throughout london because reportedly he was caught on lots of video tape, news coverage even, of being in the crowd. so he was a face that even it takes place in the u.s. when there are regular gatherings, there are certain faces that are watched by authorities who continue to go to some of the the rallies to keep an eye on things, right? >> that's right. this group was being monitored

draper, did the photos that are contained in "front row seat," did they have to be cleared by secret service by the bush folks? >> guest: yeah. everything is approved by the president's library, and nothing was top secret that i photographerred, so that was -- photographed, so that was no issue there. >> host: and here's the photo when the president announced on october 7, 2001, afghanistan war. >> guest: right. and this is in the treaty room of the white house and the residence. and this was just, you know, nearly a month after 9/11 when the war in afghanistan was announced. eric draper, a lot of historical moments in here, but there's also some lighter moments, i guess, is the word. that i wanted to ask you about. this is from 2004. >> guest: um, so are you talking about -- is it the boots picture? >> host: let's start with this one that's on the screen right now. >> guest: so, you know, being around just hanging out, waiting for, like, the surprise moments i mean, i had a schedule. i had briefings, because i know everything -- there's a lot of things that are scripted. but, to me, the joy

secret service managed to intercept it. jonathan reports this contains the same sort of threats as two other letters mailed with ricin to mayor bloomberg and his gun control agency in washington. those letters said, quote, you will have to kill me and my family before you get my guns. anyone wants to come to my house will get shot in the face. the right to bear arms is my constitutional god-given right and i will exercise that right till the day i die. what's in this letter is nothing compared to what i've got planned for you. mayor bloomberg reacted to that threat. >> there are people who i would argue do things that may be irrational, do things that are wrong. it is a very complex world out there. and we have to deal with that. >> wnbc's reporter joins us here live. jonathan, what can you tell us about the letter that was mailed to president obama? >> it was intercepted by the secret service in that offsite mail facility. we were told they had mail coming out of louisiana where all three letters originated. that one could

i haven't heard reports from the secret service of actual flames. it was about smoke coming out of a mechanical closet on the west wing side. now it makes sense that the fire trucks would have pulled up in that west executive driveway just in terms of for logistical reasons but we've been told by our producer those trucks are clearing out. we expect we'll find out the situation may have been resolved, but that was our report earlier this morning, keeping folks out of the west wing in order to investigate the source of this smoke we believe to be a mechanical source but of course any kind of smoke odor is going to always be fully investigated by authorities, anywhere in the vicinity of the president of the united states. >> athena jones for us keeping an eye on things in washington, d.c., you may not recall but there was a fire several years ago in 2007 in the eisenhower building and that was something quite involved, this appears to be smoke as fire crew there is respond and we are just getting word here at cnn that folks are being allowed back in t

. >> reporter: the secret service says this is the most sophisticated plot of its kind they have ever seen. there are seven men in custody but investigators still don't know the identity of mr. big. on the afternoon of february 19th, eight men waited at various locations near banks in midtown manhattan, they were waiting for messages from computer hackers, a list of stolen pin numbers. that was their signal to start withdrawing money from atms. loretta lynch is the united states attorney in brooklyn. >> they are told to where stand. they are told where to start. they are told you will hit as many atms as possible. once they get those pins they become a criminal flash mob. >> reporter: the secret service alleges the eight men were part of a global operation that has found a new way to steel cold hard cash in staggering amounts. prosecutors charge that jose reyes belonged to the new york cell. they say reyes began his trek sweeping south down new york's broadway hitting atm after atm. when it was over reyes had stuffed $41,000 into his backpack. investigators say the new york team that

bob orr on a letter secret service says is similar to the poison letter sent to new york's mayor. serious was the risk? analysis from john miller. dean reynolds on a mass school closing in chicago. parents fear for the safety of children shifting to dangerous neighborhoods. a mystery illness. ben tracy on a spike in cases of valley fever. >> it's compromising my life and i know it will probably end my life. >> dubois: and jim axelrod with a world war ii vet who specialized in the art of deception. >> i was in the rubber army as i called it. the rubber army as i captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> dubois: good evening, scott is on assignment. i'm maurice dubois.

the russian federal security service has caught a cia agent who allegedly tried to recruit a secret service star for him or sco the american embassy employee ryan fogle was reportedly preparing for a major spy operation and are seized on biden has been delving into this scandal hello there tom nice to see you so want to know that this indeed fascinating story either you're yes according to the f.s.b. ryan fogle is not in fact the third political secretary at the u.s. embassy here in moscow he is in fact a u.s. spy working for the cia they have sent the f.s.b. has sent both releases and video they said that they caught him in the act of trying to recruit a russian agent currently working as a counterterrorism agent in the north caucuses to try and work for for the cia they also sent us this video in which it can be heard one nameless f.s.b. operative announcing his astonishment at this find. but. things like that could happen if it's been has been actively cooperating with the u.s. working on intercepting threats to its national security the f.b.i. chief has also visited moscow recently whil

. >>> a secret service agent is going public about the prostitution scandal that hit the agency lastr. greg stokes told "cbs this morning" the behavior this colombia did not meet the american people's expectations of secret service members but he says security wasn't compromised. >> none of the women knew who the men were. there was no information about presidential protection in their rooms, no radios, no guns. >> stokes was one of 11 agents caught in the scandal. three have returned to duty. two have resigned. stokes and five others remain suspended. you can find more of the interview on "cbs this morning" which begins at 7 a.m. >>> the head of a very popular clothing company is making no secret about its target consumer. abercrombie & fitch's ceo says they make clothes only for skinny and beautiful people. the company doesn't want larger women wearing its clothes. so it won't stock sizes larger than 10. in fact, their ceo mike jeffries says, "candidly, we go after the cool kids. we go after the attractive all- american kid with a great attitude and a lot of friends." a lot of peop

the secret service, fbi, all say no one was in any danger.ugh the lobbyist, he did open the letter because it was sent to him at his private consulting office. the letter did get through. again, we are told he is not offering from any illness. >> many, many thanks. jonathan dietz. we appreciate it as always. >> larry, thank you. >>> president bashar al-assad announced today syria received its first shipment of advanced missiles and said he was confident he would win the civil war. i centered out he would retaliate on his territory. so what is israeli's next move going to be? here now my great friend, john bachelor, first of all, reekd afternoon late accounts of this thing. do we know the russians shipped these s-300s? >> excellent, larry. there is no confirm. it looks as if the president of syria is boasting ahead of the facts. russia is very good at making promises, not delivering. for example, i am told iran has paid $2 million for this same system. it hasn't shown up yet. we can only believe mr. assad is hoping because there are no facts t

bob orr on a letter secret service says is similar to the poison letter sent to new york's mayor. but how serious was the risk? analysis from john miller. dean reynolds on a mass school closing in chicago. parents fear for the safety of children shifting to dangerous neighborhoods. a mystery illness. ben tracy on a spike in cases of valley fever. >> it's compromising my life and i know it will probably end my life. >> dubois: and jim axelrod with a world war ii vet who specialized in the art of deception. >> i was in the rubber army as i called it. the rubber army as i captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> dubois: good evening, scott is on assignment. i'm maurice dubois. the threatening letters addressed with poison, one addressed to president obama and two sent to the mayor of new york and his gun control group. it never got anywhere near either man but law enforcement takes every threat seriously so the question tonight is who sent them? our homeland security correspondent bob orr has been working his sources and he has the latest tonig

not there's a protest video and i spent a lot of time overseas time in twelve years with the secret service. twenty seven countries multiple times to many of them i never once thought that i would be left there all alone you know those guys were left to die i have no doubt about it i am not trying to get you to vote republican in the next election frankly i don't care but this is a forget the words conspiracy they're all toxic words this is a sham you're being misled those guys were left to die i'm telling you that's not how this works overseas there was a plan for this the plan was not followed someone was told stand down the e-mail arguments nonsense great it was and i know exactly what happened jonathan karl's know by no means a committed right wing conspiracy theorist jonathan call was only given time to write notes on the e-mails they didn't have time to take they mistook the notes and gave him the quoted as actually it was inaccurate so so the get these guys were left to die and and there's a lot of good questions about you know why did the republicans vote repeatedly to cut security

secret service and is now being sent for testing, but investigators believe it is the exact same typet was sent to mayor bloomberg and that anti-gun lobbyist -- or that gun control lobbyist in washington. so it now appears the same sender in shreveport, louisiana, whoever mailed the two other letters mailed a third letter to the white house, addressed to president obama, containing it appears these ricin-laced threats that read "the right to bear arms is my constitutional right, god-given right and i will exercise that right till the day i die. what's in this letter is nothing compared to what i have planned for you." that part of the text of the typed letter. it is not signed. there is no return address. we're told that these are just postmarked may 20th out of shreveport, louisiana. two letters, again, confirmed yesterday with the mayor and this anti-gun or gun control lobbyist and now a third letter intercepted by the secret service on its way to the white house found ot a sorting facility, an off-site screening facility. that's where the third letter was found by secret service ag

compensations to form a detainee face lawsuits had to settle for millions of dollars for their secret service involvement in the renditions of those detainees thing. k. is an example why wouldn't the u.s. do that it is i understand it we suspended some of the international treaties that president reagan had actually proposed twenty five years ago the un convention against torture. inhumane treatment degrading treatment etc. and in those particular legal documents you do have means of redressing the wrongs that were made if we restore our our here to those particular laws treaties there will be an ability to have injustices redressed with with damages and what have you is something i found very interesting after all these rendition cases the u.k. court of appeals ruled that the government could not assert state secrets or use state secret evidence in its defense stating that quote allegations of wrongdoing had to be heard in public but that's the u.k. and i want to ask you about the whys what kind of a message does it send when you pull out the state secrets card to shut down all portress lush

but the secret service says it has been turned over to the fbi joint terrorism task force.athan dienst has details. >> three letters in all, one to the mayor yesterday, one to his lobbiest who helps in gun control in washington and the third letter found at an off-site facility by secret service agents and investigators tell us they believe all three letters are connected. they believe all three letters sent by the same sender because the wording in all three letters threatening the quote from the letter, right to bear arms is my constitutional god-given right. and i will exercise that right until the day i die. what's in this letter is nothing compared to what i've got planned for you. now, investigators stress, no one has fallen ill or and the president was not in any danger because again, this letter found yesterday addressed to the white house, was stopped and seized at an off-site facility. and is now been sent to a lab for testing. preliminary testing on other two letters, the one to the mayor and his lobbyist in washington, those did come back preliminarily as positi

in mexico city as well as the russian secret service. so, again, you have to make a choice on which narrative you want. but i would add something to what you said. i think in this a sense we have tabloid journalism that always wants a story that's the most exciting story, and they continue with that story. i think prosecutes, you have tabloid prosecutionings too. they also want a story that continues along the lines that they've established. and evidence that makes them look foolish like with your thin blue line case where they have to let someone out of prison and admit they made mistakes is not something they want to admit. so i think, you know, for reasons it's knotts -- as you say, it's not just the evidence. it's the evidence and the context in which the evidence was fist examined. >> or the vex of ed -- selection of evidence, the evidence you choose to look at versus the evidence you ignore, the evidence that you fail to collect because you already have a fixed idea of what kind of evidence is relevant and what kind is not. >> but,

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secret service, take him out afterwards. what's up? what's going on with you? >> nothing. it's your guys' crooked-assed system, so -- >> okay. i'm just concerned about the way you're behaving since you've been here. >> what was i doing wrong? >> issued -- from my understanding, you snatched the phone cord -- >> no, i'm not going to talk like that -- >> we're not going to talk like that. >> i'm going to talk -- >> no. >> you're not going to talk. >> let me tell you what's going to happen. >> from this point forward, your actions is going to dictate our reaction. >> what are you going to do? i'm in a chair. you're not going to take care of [ bleep ]. i'm going to kill myself. i'm going to go to mental health. >> that's what you were trying to do? why don't you just say that? >> because i'm playing you like a fiddle, ivey. >> listen to the musical then. we'll take you down. >> wouldn't let me shower in five days. i'm cleaning your mess up. >> take him down. >> are you the associate warden yet? no, loss. >> threatening suicide, schmidt is taken in to meet with the doctor. >> w

moscow recently while barack obama and vladimir putin have reached an agreement that the country's secret services should book together and with all that in the background this u.s. diplomat has committed a major state crime against russia do you have any questions regarding what's being demonstrated you would know it must be said that this video that was sent to was cut out at the end of this question and so it's not known whether whether ryan fogle was allowed a chance to answer that question directed at him by the f.s.b. the f.s.b. also claimed that they found along with fogle a number of technical devices and other things that he used in his alleged operation among them written instructions to the agent that he was trying to co-opt also a large amount of money in cash and a little more strangely perhaps to wigs but they claimed he used to disguise himself a map of moscow and a compost over the issue of the u.s. ambassador has been summoned to talk to the russian government and the foreign ministry has expelled mr fogel from russia. as of yet the u.s. embassy has made no comment on the matter b

>> secret service are locking down the city. there's a threat of atomic bombs so -- >> all day today, he's been awake the entire time, continuously hitting the windows every couple of minutes. and i continually go up and see what his issue is. it ranged from being the new sheriff to that he's won the presidential election. >> he has numerous stays over the past 11 years. convicted of crimes including theft, credit card fraud and writing bad checks. many of those stays have included evaluations by the psychiatric staff to disruptive behavior and what he says. >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child so -- >> my name is really john schmidt. >> i know who you are. >> all right. >> in the system for like 11 years now. and basically kept me in here because i found out a lot of dirty secrets for cleveland. osama bin laden is still alive, never left the country. we could never find him because he was in cleveland. >> osama bin laden is in cleveland? >> yes, he was at the horse shoe casino. and he's small, l

obama is on the ground and you have secret service sweeps, things like that. we talked to some residents earlier who were pretty upset because of the secret service sweeps. they could not get into their neighborhoods to get some of their belongings and continue the salvage work that had to be done. but no doubt a big day here in oklahoma with president obama visiting. >> it is always an opportunity for the governors affected to get some face time with the president as they have declared disaster areas. you know, i want to walk the the tribute going on right now. >> reporter: yeah. it is starting right now. we'll take you live inside. live pictures. the first baptist church of moore. the reason why this is so significant is because this is the first time that this community has come together as a whole since this disaster. it has been a roller coaster of emotions for the residents the last six days. exhaustion, shock, anger, fear, sadness. >> how do you even deal -- >> god, faith that he will get us through all this. there's so much to talk about that i can't e

both are led by a secret service agent who learn ed traveling wih the vice president. >> traveling around with vice president cheney taught me a lot of self-discipline qualities i need to succeed here. much of what i learned there has helped me running the jails. >> we run a pretty orderly operation here. the inmate behavior for the most part is not to a level we're concerned. we look at jails around the country, violence is pretty widespread, not what we typically deal with on a regular basis. >> here, 140 arrestees are processed at the orient road facility and the potential for violence is always present. >> you can't ever let your guard down. if you let your guard down here, as soon as you do, that's when something bad happens. that's what makes booking unique. it's the fact that you are dealing with them right as they are coming in. they are agitated, scared, you know, confused. you'll have a room with 40, 50, 100 people. just by looking, you never know what they in here for. you never judge a book by his cover. the guy who looks like he is in here for murder and might be here for a j

need to increase the number of agents we have and this is just my opinion, in the fbi, in the secret service and in a number of other agencies. for example, like the atf. we talk about the gun problem in the country. i don't want to go off on a tangent. there are 2,000 atf agents for this entire country. it's difficult to two after trafficking with limited resources. you have a police department, excuse me, don, i don't mean to interrupt you, sir. we have a police department here, you've had as many as 40,000 police officers, that's an incredible luxury to have when you need to fix a problem. two ways we fix our problems, we throw money at them or throw bodies. you need to give law enforcement more resources. if people are suggesting the fbi employ the practice of setting up surveillances every time someone bleeps on their radar screen, they simply do not have the resources to do it. and that is the truth as well. >> that is a fair point. i think in the investigating, and all of the talks and hearings that are going to be had, we need to figure out exactly what happened to improve that and h

is that a response to create a sort of early secret service. >> my understanding is the secret service began with abraham lincoln they were so concerned about his safety. not aware of anything that they tightened up more stringent than anything else. eliza did get out. there's no question about that. unlike today, she wasn't going shopping or the market. but she did have various travels with her children and to various spots, sometimes it was for her health purposes. and sometimes she was very concerned about her sons. both of her sons had problems with alcohol. so she was very, very worried about that. >> thomas in greece, new york. hi, tom, you're on. oh, you've got to turn the tv volume down. are you there? sorry. we have to move on. ken in homesdale, pennsylvania. you're on, ken. caller: i would like to know how the hamlin white house would have differed from the johnson white house? >> how the hamlin white house would have been different. do you have a sense of how he was as vice president and what happened if he had ascended to the presidency. >> i don't know, i'm sorry. >> inter

secret service managed to intercept it.han reports this contains the same sort of threats as two other letters mailed with ricin to mayor bloomberg and his gun control agency in washington. those letters said, quote, you will have to kill me and my family before you get my guns. anyone wants to come to my house will get shot in the face. the right to bear arms is my constitutional god-given right and i will exercise that right till the day i die. what's in this letter is nothing compared to what i've got planned for you. mayor bloomberg reacted to that threat. >> there are people who

they fled after he received threats from the syrian secret service for protesting against the president. he says no one in syria is safe. >> one of his fighter jets killed my ogles family, his wife and five children. a missile hit their apartment and now they are all dead. >> most syrians who can afford to leave the country do so. many go to neighboring jordan or lebanon. they have each taken in about 475,000 syrians. some are heading for refugee camps in turkey, iran, and the rock. -- and iraq. 11,000 have applied for asylum in germany and churches are calling for them to be given refugee status with immediate effect. >> people have the chance to integrate. there are no restrictions. they get language courses. it makes sense to alleviate the process by giving them refugee status. >> the protestant charts want them to take in about 1000 syrians. he hoped to return one day, but he says while he remains president his family has no future. >> pressure on the german defense minister is growing amid questions about his role in the canceled euro drone program. >> the defense ministers already

they fled after he received threats from the syrian secret service for protesting against the president. he says no one in syria is safe. >> one of his fighter jets killed my ogles family, his wife and five children. a missile hit their apartment and now they are all dead. >> most syrians who can afford to leave the country do so. many go to neighboring jordan or lebanon. they have each taken in about 475,000 syrians. some are heading for refugee camps in turkey, iran, and the rock. -- and iraq. 11,000 have applied for asylum in germany and churches are calling for them to be given refugee status with immediate effect. >> people have the chance to integrate. there are no restrictions. they get language courses. it makes sense to alleviate the process by giving them refugee status. >> the protestant charts want them to take in about 1000 syrians. he hoped to return one day, but he says while he remains president his family has no future. >> pressure on the german defense minister is growing amid questions about his role in the canceled euro drone program. >> the defense ministers already

what you did not see is what was happening behind the scenes of the secret service, the fbi, the peoplerom the base coming over and saying, you must come with us immediately or you'll be under arrest, and tried to grab me. i was saying, don't touch me, i will screen. you don't want to make a scene of an of the president. you will regret this. they were confused about what to do. >> so no order came down immediately to remove you after the first interruption? >> that all came down immediately and did not know what to do so they sat down next to me. they sat down behind me. they got up again and tell me i must leave. i said, no, i am not leaving. this was going on in between the three interruptions. >> i would ask your assessment of what president obama said around the issue of drones. you have written a book about drone warfare. do you feel he has laid out a different course for drone attacks? >> no, i don't think so. i was very disappointed. he said his policy is to capture, not kill. that is not true. i know personally of the incidents where it would of been easy to capture people like