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then the secret service knows to the u.s. ambassador in reykjavik which isn't overworked, to tell you the truth, because nothing happens there. but he enjoyed deep sea fishing so it was the perfect appointment for the ambassador. and he was told the president is going to be in your house on october 9-12th and the ambassador was excited about it. he said but the bad news is you are not. the ambasder tried to find a room and couldn't so he left. -- ambassador -- i remember thinking that was shabby treatment. the only thing in the hundred years that happened between iceland and the united states, theome thing that mattered, the u.s. ambusder is nowhere to be found. years later i heard his wife said he was at reagan's side and doing all of this and then his widow and i thought maybe my memory is just wrong because that is odd. so were the research of this i looked at, you know, reams of photographs of the whitehouse photographer in those little rolls of films that people used to have for the whitehouse photographer. there were ve

nixon decided to go ahead and grant temporary secret service protection for two reasons. he said he didn't want to be responsible if there was an attempt on kennedy's life and wanted his agents out there tailing kennedy. it was nixon at his most cut throat. >> you understand what the problem is if the son of a [ bleep ] gets shot. they'll say we didn't furnish it. so you just buy his insurance. then after the election, he doesn't get a [ bleep ] thing. if he gets shot, it's too damn bad. >> all right. >> do it on the basis though that the secret service -- do you have anybody in the secret service that you can get to -- >> yeah. >> do you have anybody to plant. >> yeah. >> we've got receive. >> plant one. plant two guys on him. that could be useful. >> is it really that bad? with nixon in moments like this you have to say, yes, it is that bad. he doesn't give a damn -- his word -- whether kennedy is shot or not. this is rough stuff. >> it's very rough stuff. he really had it out for ted kennedy. he wanted to get a secret service agent as his plant to feed him tactical inf

. >>> we've seen it in the movies, the president surrounded by secret service agents.one of those guys and a look at his experiences. >> at the age of eight i saw the photograph of agent clint hill on the rear of the limo trying to protect the president. i recall asking my father who the man was. once my father explained the man was a secret service agent, i remember thinking that sounds like a very important and dangerous job and something i might like to do one day. i served on the presidential protective division under three administrations. george herbert walker bush, william jefferson clinton and later i came back as the supervisor for george w. bush. the title of my new book is "within arm's length." the title is the doctrine of the secret service in that for an agent to be effective protecting the president, one must be within arm's will length of the president. bill clinton's runs throughout washington d.c. in morning rush hour probably presented the secret service with the greatest challenge during my protective career. it was in my view the most dangerous thi

[laughter] and now his secret service detail sense says that some name is amiss. panther like reflexes. one of them has some thing that i thought was interesting from a career point of view. he goes and takes cover behind mrs. park. [laughter] let's hope he never comes to this. he's trading shots at trading shots with this guy, using the first lady as a shield. it's now very quiet in this room. i was just a pot smoking english major who had gone down to washington for speechwriting and i started having a i don't think i'm in kansas city were moment. the issue giving the briefing says we don't do it this way. and i said good. that's good. i like that. and he said if something goes down, which is a phrase i've managed to live my life up to the point without the phrase it's going down occurring, he said if something goes down you basically have two choices. you can dock or you can take the round. i said i got the duck part. what was that second part again? fondness i was of george herbert walker bush, i was reasonably confident that if it came to that i would probabl

clearly you don't know how much the activity of the secret service is because it's secret. people here say well you know our own people completely clear. they knew for example exactly who the head of the cia was in the embassy. now whether that was common knowledge, i do not know. they say the -- the german government does say listening to somebody's phone for example is a different order of spying. the second incident involved somebody preparing documents within the german secret service for a parliamentary committee investigating spying ironically enough. they say that's a breech of democracy. that's a non violent attack on the parliamentary system. they find that very offensive. >> have there been talks between merkel and president obama since the latest episode occurred? >> there's certainly been a telephone conversation, but the details of that conversation have not been released. she's trying to balance things really. she's clearly voicing extreme disquiet, anger really. at the same time, she wants to keep the relationship on track. while all around her, there are peo

this is great for the people and make the eggshells thinner for the secret service. >> the trip had gone terrifically well in texas. pretty hard to write a script for going any better. >> thousands are on hand for that motorcade now which will be downtown dallas. >> a number of my classmates were gone. they were at the parade. my father had been invited to have lunch with kennedy at the trade center. it was a mood, a climate of excitement. >> the speech of president kennedy at the dallas trade will be broadcast by 570 radio. stay tuned for the dallas speech at the trade mark on 570 radio. ♪ >>> this bulletin in. shots were fired at the president's mote y motorcade. >> the president has been hit. >> stand by for severe gunshot wound. >> this is walter cronkite in our newsroom and -- there has been an attempt on the life of president kennedy. >> turn the mike on. do you want me to move back a little bit? is this all right? ladies and gentlemen, i would like to introduce to you the chief cameraman and assistant news director. this is burt ship. we brought the people pretty much up today. wi

secret service captured him before whisking him off toy u.s. base in guam the u.s. government charged the russian citizen with hacking into retail computer systems and installing malicious software to steal credit card numbers the u.s. however had little to say about the circumstances of his arrest there were accusations made at the department of justice case certainly there was no kidnapping involved i'm not sure maybe kidnapping is a bit too strong but if someone is in. the capital trying to get on a flight to russia and somehow they're spirited away and they end up in. charge of the. you know. abduction. i'm just not going to have more in this case the aftermath moscow says city's newest attention is a kidnapping and criticizes the maldives government for letting the u.s. secret service take him so there's no father who is a russia state duma deputy believes it could be a scheme to trade his son for it would snow that but lawyers are doubtful mr snowden has been granted asylum status in russia i don't know. that the u.s. would engage nor do i not believe really t

secret service take him. father who is a russian state duma deputy believes it could be a scheme to trade his son for it would snow that but lawyers are doubtful mr snowden has been granted asylum status in russia i don't know. that the u.s. would engage nor do i not believe really that russia would engage in any sort of an exchange with those two particular individuals there's no extradition treaty between russia and the u.s. moscow says the u.s. should at least have told russian authorities on what grounds their citizen was captured in a third country i would say that ourselves client. a russian pilot was captured in liberia and sent to the us where he was convicted of drug trafficking thailand allowed the u.s. to take hold of victor boot the russian arms dealer. proxy seizing russian citizens abroad in third countries and bringing them into the jurisdiction of the united states has become quite common. by american agents the u.s. has captured citizens of many countries with this kind of snap extradition ex

secret service head of the cia. in berlin has been told to pack his bags to get out of germany all right our correspondent peter all of us all the latest on the spy scandal there. we have all the latest revelations have prompted outrage among politicians as well germany's finance minister said the stupidity of the alleged spying makes him want to cry a social democratic party member called watching us spies being exposed on the weekly bases degrading spectacle and a member of the european parliament says germany is being treated as if it was america's worst enemy well this certainly isn't the first n.s.a. scandal berlin's been involved in let's take a look here at the previous wants of. now the full scale of the sleep in first came to light last june the agency was shown to have access up to half a billion german dates of connections every single month and months later it was revealed by germany's intelligence cooperated with the n.s.a. using the agency infamous x. keyscore software now in october an international s

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

and throughout the week secrets service would come up where did you get that? i think they're selling them over at the hotel. $5. those mean the most because there is a story that goes with it. >> i have to quit questions are you related to the sports caster rodin and. [inaudible] >> no relation but he makes more money than i do but i am more than happy to claim ancestry. how did my brother patent it's my mother passed away a few months ago and she was a tough old broads smoking two packs a day 60 years she had a mouse that would make your ears turned blue she said what was ever on her mind and i was elected to congress she is standing at the victory party smoking her cigarette and a reporter walked up to her and said you must be very proud of your son she said i have three of them which one are you talking about? [laughter] the reporter said come on. obviously your son was just elected to congress you are a convicted felon. she looked at this reporter and said led me tell you something honey i have three boys. once an engineer i'm a convicted felon the other o

they had a hint when the secret service came.o call that morning and said he is coming over. >> that is right. the secret service had come in a month before and done a sweep to make it should -- to make sure it would be safer the president, there was no guarantee a visit would happen. getday before july 4, they a call that president obama will be there in one hour. what do you do? it is a scramble. >> he wants to talk to diffent startups. they had to call everybody and say be in place. you have a chance to pitch to the president. >> that is right. cleaning off their d desks, getting businesssses reaeady to pitch. these companies often pitch to investors. it is rare to get to pitch to the president. he met with about 40 compaes. he was there about an hour. he spoke about the jobs numbers and other parts of his economic agenda than he e was gone as quickly as he arriv. >> he was not therere with vente capital money. he w was there to talk about his agenda and other things. it was not specifically aimed at startups, but he liked the

secret service agents alerted experian that the company stopped.rget and experian insist the two incidents are unrelated. "as we've said consistently, it is an unfortunate and isolated issue -- one that did not affect experian's databases and has no true relevance to the work we did with clients like target," experian spokesman gerry tschopp said. breach consumer business personal data national security in addition to target. here's a list of other stores believed to be hit by data breaches within the last year. this week we learned stubhub accounts were broken into. high end retailer neiman marcus. with 1 -point- 1 million customers affected. you may remember there was also a breach at michaels. and an investigation into a data hack at sallys beauty supply. just this week, goodwill said its computer systems may have been hacked. it is working with the secret service to figure out if there was a data breach. so, with all this hacking, what's a shopper to do? credit experts say. don't rely on a company to protect you -- do it yourself. if you find s

you mentioned the secret service hates hillary. he reported that both obamas treat the secret service with respect if they like them. so you have to put some credibility behind what he reports. on the other hand i find it hard to believe that a man so beloved by progressives would treat women this way that he would use his power to help facilitate inappropriate relationships. i don't see bill clinton doing that. >> i don't either. i have two points to make. bill clinton is a genius at making his flaws known. therefore nobody really cares anymore. it is like, -- >> it is pretty soon. >> he will be answering the door without his pants on. i'm sorry. i apologize for that. also the fact is this could make her, if she is elected a great president. imagine if your husband is cheating on you, you would take it out on putin. >> it makes him more sympathetic, but even your own husband is not choosing you. >> you are not getting the post. >> what about the small chested women, huh, bill? >> who do you think this woman is? remember there was

secret service has captured a russian citizen in the mall deaves and shipped him to a u.s. base in guam where he was formally arrested at a muscle is no if he's charged with hacking into retail computer systems and installing malicious software to steal credit card numbers if convicted the russian could face up to thirty years in prison on bank fraud charges and additional jail time for the other charges now the usa department did not elaborate on the circumstances of his decision arrest neither have u.s. officials notified russian authorities about the grounds on which this individual was snatched in the maldives and sent to the guam so promptly overnight literally moscow qualify citizen detention as kidnapping so his father who all happens to be a russian state duma deputy a lawmaker thinks it might be a scheme to trade his son for another then edward snowden well his family also says that it is no it doesn't have a lawyer for the moment moscow also criticizes the government of the mall the so for letting the u.s. secret service smuggle people out of their country like th

they gave me a secret look at their secret service labs. inside the secret service labs of microsoft, you see one thing. the original design. in our is not something dna 20 years ago. not in our dna 10 years ago. >> hardware design with constant improvement over many years. >> this is not one of these things when we started nine months ago and came up with a great idea. >> the design tools are a sight to hold. a magnesium slicing cmc machine. >> you start to see that come to life right here. employs all shop sorts of tools. old school and new. machines, table saws, power drills. 3-d printers. all sorts of new materials to model with. acrylics, plastics, metal. a modern geppetto's workshop of modern design. the circus flopped in 2012. a $500 million gap. flopped in 2012. market share is slowly growing. >> 400% the actual size. they get a real sense of what it would look like, what it would feel like, what it would sound like. they knew what they were getting into. time thehe third charm, surface three has to get everything right. skinny.skin

secret service has captured the russian citizen in the mall the fs and shipped him to a u.s. base in guam where he was formally arrested moscow qualify so there's no ifs detention as kidnapping so there's no father who happens to be a russian state duma deputy lawmaker thinks it might be a scheme to trade his son for edward snowden his family also says ramos citizen of still doesn't have a lawyer moscow also criticizes the government of the mall defs for letting the u.s. secret service smuggle people out of their country like that well the maldives is not the only place where the u.s. was allowed to do that thailand allowed the u.s. to take hold of victor boot the russian arms dealer in the capital of liberia u.s. forces arrested pilot constantin your schrenker four years ago to charge him with drug trafficking russians are not the only ones the u.s. is chasing around the world citizens of other countries became subject to these kinds of snap extraditions in some cases they were captured just based on suspicion and later their cases fell apart like that of khalid to el masri

secret service. well the maldives is not the only place where the u.s. was allowed to do that thailand allowed the u.s. to take hold of victor boot the russian arms dealer in the capital of liberia u.s. forces arrested pilot konstantin you are franker four years ago to charge him with drug trafficking russians are not the only ones the u.s. is chasing around the world citizens of other countries became subject to these kinds of snap extraditions in some cases they were captured just based on suspicion and later their cases fell apart like that of khalid to el masri a german citizen who was snatched in macedonia and sent to a cia black sites in afghanistan where he was tortured and the u.s. government later admitted it was a mistake and released him a similar thing happened to a house on nasir an egyptian cleric who was smuggled from italy to be released later so this is a recurring situation where the u.s. captures citizens of different countries without properly notifying their governments. and reporting from washington d.c. on a multi story thank you f

secret service has captured the russian citizen in the maldives and shipped him to a u.s. base in guam where he was formally arrested now the u.s. justice department did not elaborate on the circumstances of mr city is no arrest neither have u.s. officials notified russian authorities about the grounds on which this thirty year old man was snatched in the mall deaves and sent to the guam overnight moscow qualify cities know of detention as kidnapping so there's no father who happens to be a russian state duma deputy lawmaker thinks it might be a scheme to trade his son for edward snowden his family also says what i am a citizen of still doesn't have a lawyer moscow also criticizes the government of the mole defs for letting the u.s. secret service smuggle people out of their country like that while the mall deaves is not the only place where the u.s. was allowed to do that thailand allowed the u.s. to take hold of victim loot the russian arms dealer in the capital of liberia u.s. forces arrested pilot constantine you are schrenker four years ago to charge him with drug tra

again, the stage is, there the secret service is here, and they're preparing for sweep, i believe, of this area, just to get ready make some final prep. meantime, other preps being made, across the city, for this historic event, from 11:00 to 12:30, there will be a parade throughout historic philadelphia, that steps off at fifth and chestnut. then there is the tapping of the liberty bell, the let freedom ring celebration from 1:00 to 2:00. across town, from noon to 7:00 we are partying on the parkway as we always do, from 20th street to aikins oval, crews have been setting up for blocks and blocks every things like exciting activities, games, entertainment, music, more. so much to so, of course, all leads up to the fourth of july jams. and that fireworks display, it is all happening from 7:00 to 11:00 on the parkway, and it is also known as the largest free concert in america. this is real he, really cool. featuring the roots, nicki minaj, vicky martinez, just to name a few, and of course the fireworks we mentioned that we have, to it is the fourth of july, and that is when things end

the uniformed division of the secret service have new k-9 units to patrol the grounds. know the time was a man would dress up to go bowling. harry truman wore a three-piece number to open the white house bowling alley back in 1947. we learned today the white house is going to renovate the two-lane bowling alley. there's no electronic scoring for starters. still has to be done by hand. the place is described as chipping away as you see. quaint, but feeling old and in disrepair. >>> robert redford has signed on the play dan rather in a new movie about the scandal that erupted at 60 minutes over their reporting of the texas air national guard records of president george w. bush. based on a book by cbs news producer mary mapes who lost her job along with rather. she will be played by cate blanchett. >>> scientists say they haven't seen anything like this in decades. a huge school of anchovies migrating off scripps pier in la jolla, california. described as looking like an oil slick or a la have a -- lava lamp, some folks went snorkeling in the water among the anchovies. no

so how do you have a sweet 16 party with a gaggle of secret service agents crowding around the cake?nn white house correspondent michelle kosinski joins us now. hi, michelle. >> reporter: hey, jake. >> how do the obamas plan to celebrate this big day? >> reporter: that is a closely guarded national secret right now. they're not giving away any details at this point. but yet they do spend it here. not a bad way to spend your sweet 16th, living at the white house, on the fourth of july. and america's really watched these two first daughters grow up over the years. at least to some extent. i mean, we know how protective the president and first lady are about keeping them out of the public eye. but lately they too have been openly waxing wistful about how quickly their girls are growing up. malia and sasha obama were 10 and 7 years old -- >> i love you, daddy. >> reporter: just little kids when they first stole america's attention at the 2008 democratic convention. >> louf, daddy. >> love you, sweetie. >> michelle obama even once led a crowd in singing happy birthday to malia on the camp

secret service are going nuts. senator, get in the car. he's like, no, no. he goes to the mailbox.little kids, no tv cameras around to record this or anything. hubert humphrey, follow me, boys. he takes us down to the corner, stands at a hail box and writes this out -- mailbox and write this is out. if i am permitted to be president, i intend to be president, i've noticed most presidents are like that. they don't take orders from vice presidents or anything else. hubert humphrey as president is captain of a team, there's a lot of difference, hubert h. humphrey. and just what a great guy. [applause] later that afternoon he went to the fairmont hotel, and he was meeting with people who were slated to be his delegates, and i saw in the back room -- we called them in those days stewardesses. now they're flight attendants, but they had the pill box hats, and they were kind of looking in. and humphrey glanced back and saw these stewardesses, and he runs over, ladies, come on in, glad to heat you. he's shaking their has. and they're so excited, and he reaches into his pocket and he pulls

as barkley recalled chandler literally leapt turnover president temporarily alarming the secret service to ensure he was in the middle position seated next to the popular roosevelt. i've seen those photographs and if you don't have them at the museum, you need to get it. it's got happy chandler beaming sitting next to fdr. once there, roosevelt joined them on the stage in front of 50,000 by standers. that's back when politics would draw a crowd. f.d.r. embraced barkley publicly. i have no doubt governor chandler would make a great senator but i think he would be the first to acknowledge as a very junior member of the senate, it would take him many years to match the national modge, the experience and leadership in the affairs of our nation of that son of kentucky of whom the whole nation is proud alben barkley. now the race took many different turns including chandler accusing barkley supporter of poisoning him with tainted drinking water. you thought politics was tough now. but alben barkley beat a sitting governor by 70,000 votes which is quite impressive and won the general election.

ukrainin secret service accusing the russian military of being involved in this shoot down. tonight, the ukrainins are releasing what they say is an audio tape with voices they say belong to two military officers, russian military officers discussing what happened then, two others joined the conversation, these pro-russian ukrainins. so two actual russians then two ukrainins that are pro russian. watch, and listen to this conversation. >> minor group just shot down an airplane. >> pilots, where are the pilots? >> they've gone to take a look for a photograph. there is smoke rising. >> how many men to go with this? >> around 30 minutes ago. >> what have you got going on there? >> there is 100% sure it's a civilian plane. >> are there a lot of people there? >> it's expletive bad debris has fallen in peoples' yards. >> what flight was it? >> i haven't worked that out yet i only just looked over there where the first bodies started falling. there is debris from the interior bracket supports, seats, bodies. >> is there a weapon? >> nothing. there are civilian things, towels and la

secret service. crooks are hacking hotel computers in business centers and getting away with things as sensitive as your credit card number. security blog first reported the problem. the crooks were able to see guests passwords, user names and credit card numbers. a number of those bad guys were arrested in texas. since there's typically no way to know if a public computer has been hacked, just go the safe route. if you want to create a throw away e-mail address and e-mail documents you need to print in advance. when it comes to car insurance, you may shell outlet more than you need to. lots of discounts popped up. bankrate.com looked at the largest insurance companies for ways to save. beyond bundling auto and home insurance, most of us know to do that. 5-10 companies will give you more of a break if you belong to a particular group, a certain college, sorority or fraternity. half of the insurance companies looked at will cut you a deal if your car has daytime running lights. >>> uber is hoping you

turn and interview to the mail on sunday this week he claimed foreign secret services were involved seeking to build public opinion against the russian president alexander the few who died seven and a half years ago after drinking tea poisoned with radioactive polonium in a london hotel this week the you can and would hold a public inquiry into his death saying there is evidence which indicates russian involvement in the assassination but world affairs journalist new clarke believes the fact the case is being relaunched no is serving a political purpose. this comes on the very day that britain is trying to push other members of the e.u. train i was tougher sanctions on russia so this is just one more stick that the u.k. government think they can beat russia with and so i think it's no coincidence that told it comes out just five days after this terrible plane disaster in ukraine it's all part of this russia phobic campaign and the u.k. government will be hoping that bringing this back into the limelight a tough time telling people people against russia i'm so excited but it's a good decisio

the secret service is out here as well checking cars as they make their way into this area. a heavy police presence down here. bear that in mind if you're coming to the city today. the president now in here last night. he has a full day on tap. he'll start off with the four seasons here in san francisco taking part in an event that is meant to raise money for the political action committee. after that the president will head to the south bay for los altos hills that will benefit the congressional committee. some donors will spend more than 30 grand to get in the door. the president is not raising money for himself anymore, he's trying to help democrats hang on to the senate this november. this strip may pose a bit of a challenge for the president. that's including the downed jetliner and the the trouble in gaza. >> the president is campaigning and raising funds and dealing with this ongoing emergencies. it would be an impossible task to stop at every single international development. >> reporter: and naturally the president comes west whenever he's looking for money. califor

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? >> there was an issue, from my understanding, you snatched the phone cord from the wall -- >> 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. because you've been -- >> 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 need to go down to mental health. that's what i was trying to do. >> that's what you were trying to do? why don't you just say that? >> what's that? >> why don't you just say that? >> because i'm playing you like a fiddle, ivey. >> listen to the music then. we'll take you down. get you sane again. >> wouldn't let me shower in five days. i'm cleaning your

. >>> before you head out on your summer vacation, the secret service is out with a warning for you.hotel business computers can be hacked. the secret service alerted the hotel industry about malware installed on computers inside the business centers. they can monitor every word typed on your device to hack into your bank accounts and other sensitive data. the hotels cater to the business community, so you have to make sure you take precautions. >> carry your own laptop, but then the secure wi-fi and that sort of thing is an issue. >>> let's take a live look outside if we can as we celebrate arlington this morning. you are looking at part of the drum corps from the army's third infantry division at fort myer. >> we are also thanking our service members. take a selfie with a soldier and now we'll go to tom kierein. >>> i love the older neighborhoods in arlington. we are right in the low to mid-70s. the hometown forecast is showing us in the mid-80s. quite a hot middle of the day. then we have and isolated thundershower noontime. a likelihood with heavy downpours and thunder and lightn

then the secret service goes to the u.s. ambassador in reykjavik.nothing happens there and so that he enjoyed deep-sea fishing so is a perfect appointment for an ambassador. he was told that the president was going to be in the house on october 9, 10th, 11th and 12th and the ambassador was quite excited about it. he says that the bad news is you aren't. the ambassador by that time try to find a room and he could not find a room and he left. so i remember thinking to myself it was pretty shabby treatment. the only thing in all these hundreds of years that have been between iceland and the united states, the only thing that ever mattered in the u.s. ambassador's network to be found. so that was my memory. years later i hear that his wife said he was at reagan's side and he was doing all this and you know, his widow and i thought gee maybe my memory is just wrong. in the research of this i looked at you no frames of photographs of the white house photographer and those little whatever you call snapshots, those rolls of film that people used to have for

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both facilities are run by a former secret service agent determined to bring the experience he learned guarding a vice president to the job of overseeing thousands of inmates. >> traveling around the world with vice president cheney really taught me more than anything a lot of the self-discipline qualities that i need to succeed here, and much of what i learned there helped me in running the jails. we run a pretty orderly operation here. the inmate behavior is not to a level that causes us concern. other places violence is widespread. that is not a problem we typically deal with on a daily basis. >> but every day 150 new arrestees from two dozen law enforcement agencies are processed through the orient road intake facility and the potential for violence is always present. >> you can never let your guard down here. i mean, if you let your guard down here, as soon as you do, something bad happens. that's what makes booking unique. it's just the fact that you are dealing with them right as they are coming in. they are real agitated, scared, you know, confused. i mean, you'll have a room w

the secret service and the f.b.i. now deny that this video even exists.other recordings from that day but none showing mcveigh's arrival in the rental truck. jessie is not accepted that. he filed a request under the freedom of information act demanding the government give footage. he has his own reasons for pursuing this case. we'll get into that more. right now a u.s. district court judge has agreed with jessie and ordering the f.b.i. to explain why it can't find this video. the judge is citing the public importance of the tape. is there a public importance to determining whether or not there was a second man at the scene? >> absolutely. the public importance is really with the freedom of information act itself. we have a right to deez documents. we have a right to videotapes if they exist. for the f.b.i. or any government agency to try to take away that right is inappropriate and that's why it is appropriate that this judge is allowing this trial to go forward. >> so jessie's brother, as we mentioned, he was arrested four months after the bombing in a d

this prompted an immediate meeting of the parliament tree control committee, which oversees the secret services>> we have known since thursday about serious allegations against a german citizen. the federal prosecutor has taken on the case, and the man is in custody. the federal criminal police have been tasked with further investigations. >> should be charges be proven, the case would be a further blow to u.s.-german relations. >> is it a olin bilateral relations? let's bring in john barrick -- a new low in bilateral relations? let's bring in john barrick. is this the first time an american double agent has been arrested? >> this is more than unusual. this is a bizarre story. it reminds me of "alice in wonderland," wendy hatt -- when the hatter said, "you would have to be half-mad to dream me." i have to emphasize that reports in the media that the man was working for the nsa, that he received his orders directly from the u.s. embassy here in berlin, and that he received at least one payment of 25,000 euros for supplying 280 documents on a usb stick to the americans, have yet to be confirmed b

the nonprofit was informed by the possible customer information, goodwill and the secret service and fraud investigators are trying to confirm if a breach occurred. the operation operated 29 hundred stores across the u.s. >>> mcdonald's announced a dip in profits, the biggest hamburger chain says that sales slipped 1% in the fourth quarter, as consumers continue to change their eating habits and coca cola missed their sales. and diet coke declined. executives blamed concerns over artificial sweeteners over the drop in sales. >>> a man in delaware is following his military roots but brian base became the first enlistee to take the oath, the delaware recruiting office in newark, the mayor was by his sides. and base's mom and dad witnessed the milestone. >> more to come on "action news" for you. looking outside at sky 6 hd at the jersey shore, looking gorgeous in cape may and cecily tynan has y >>> cecily tynan is break back from vacation and brings the heat. >> i missed you guys so much i had to come back. the heat and humidity is coming back but not a heat wave though, a one-day spike

ukrainin secret service accusing the russian military of being involved in this shoot down. tonight, the ukrainins are releasing what they say is an audio tape with voices they say belong to two military officers, russian military officers discussing what happened then, two others joined the conversation, these pro-russian ukrainins. so two actual russians then two ukrainins that are pro russian. watch, and listen to this conversation. >> minor group just shot down an airplane. >> pilots, where are the pilots? >> they've gone to take a look for a photograph. there is smoke rising. >> how many men to go with this? >> around 30 minutes ago. >> what have you got going on there? >> there is 100% sure it's a civilian plane. >> are there a lot of people there? >> it's expletive bad debris has fallen in peoples' yards. >> what flight was it? >> i haven't worked that out yet i only just looked over there where the first bodies started falling. there is debris from the interior bracket supports, seats, bodies. >> is there a weapon? >> nothing. there are civilian things, towels and la

buk, missile system, from the ukrainian side and to be clear, this is coming from the ukrainian secret servicemore evidence of their point of view of at least some russian involvement, not necessarily that the russians handed them this, but russia would have to be involved if the system was transported through russia into eastern ukraine so more alarming evidence here. >> the information war part of this conflict as well. we're going to squeeze in another quick break and we'll be right back with comments from president obama and continuing crisis of the crisis in ukraine and of course the shooting down of malaysian flight 17. stay with us. >>> welcome back to cnn's continuing coverage of the crisis in ukraine and the shooting down of malaysian airlines flight 17. we're expecting president obama in the briefing room at the white house. he'll speak at any moment. john berman and richard quest are both in new york. >> there's been so many developments on this story all morning. so many countries involved. it is truly an international event. several hours ago, there was a news conference in malays