the secret service were trying to get them to move as rapidly as secret service agents normally move so that's never easy for anybody to do the way those guys move at times. so it was hard for me to give you an idea of what it was like going in. coming out, the president said it's been quite a day, gary. yes, sir. and the two gentlemen were maintenance staff and blue shirt and dark pants and he said to nobody in particular, is that the little guy that over in the oval office. he seems to be everywhere, and i said, mr. president, he's one of the maintenance men that's always here to take care of things. good man. he went back upstairs and retired for the night as far as i know, and i went back to the office and awaited dr. rice. she came over a little after midnight and i showed her to the third floor which i prepared for her, and i went down to the office. never knowing what was going to occur, and i was there for about another hour and it was about 1:30, we have a small room down in the basement that we call the usher's lounge if somebody needs to stay overnight they can go down to

the secret service. our kate rogers gave it a shot. >> how do you think i did? >> we'll find out on -- "on the money" starts right now. >> this is "on the money." your money, your life, your future. now becky quick. >>> earthquakes with destructive and frightening, and mostly they are a force of nature, except when they're not. fracking is now responsible for half of the current oil production in the united states, but scientists say its after effects are also producing earthquakes where are brian sullivan has more. >> reporter: these days texas gets most of the attention in the oil world, but it is italy northern rival can may be america's most prolsing oil producer. two areas of oklahoma are considered some of the best and lowest cost oil and gas regions right now. >> the area is hot for a few reasons. one, it's a relatively new oil and gas play. land prices really never spiralled out of control, and, three, to oil people, it's just got what they call good rock. a lot of oil and gas that's relatively easy and inexpensive to get to. >> there may be one big risk

secret service has their own rules. they will always have gun-free zones when they're involved if they feel that's what is most likely to protect the president himself. this is a comment thrown out there showing that she is protected but she doesn't necessarily believe that americans should protect themselves. >> what do you make of that point, scott? >> i think it's nonsense. it makes absolutely no sense and words matter. and what does the secret service and all people who protect us who are licensed to carry guns have to do with reasonable gun control? closing gun control, closing gun loopholes, doing background checks, closing the loophole in regard to buying guns at a gun convention, it makes no sense. and here again, the propensity to suggest violence against hillary clinton is dangerous rhetoric and beyond the pale and completely unnecessary. >> you believe that's what it is? you believe this reference, let's see what happens to her is more than just a throw-away line that we heard in may after he made a similar s

you have been around secret service, a campaign operative may have overruled the secret service saying you know what? don't go to a hospital, don't go to emergency room, go to chelsea clinton's apartment instead. have you ever heard a campaign official overriding the secret service? have you heard of that? >> i've never heard of that but i can't speak for what's happening on inside the clinton campaign, but i do know that hillary clinton has already come out and said that they take responsibility for the way that this has happened and they've exercised poor judgment so yet again this is hillary clinton stating she herself has exercised poor judgment. this is something the clinton campaign has to answer. >> you know, katrina, i appreciate you being direct and forthright in your answers, it's refreshing. sometimes when you interview people, you don't get a direct answer, i appreciate that. i think the viewers would, too. we had clinton's press secretary apologizing for not notifying the press earlier. i want you to take a listen to the sound on tape that we have and we'll get your reacti

if hillary clinton had got up and said, let's disarm his secret service immediately.'s see what happens to him. take their guns away. it would be very dangerous. if she said that about him, would you not see that as a threat? >> no. >> you wouldn't? >> no, no. i mean, i just think this is silly. i mean, this is exactly the kind of, you know, with all due respect to all of my peers and myself included, chattering class nonsense that people out here in real america think is crazy. think think this kind of thing is crazy. >> that's absolutely not true, jeffrey. i've heard from many people from real america who are absolutely offended by this. >> liberals. >> many of them are gun owners. no, no, many are nra members -- let's be very clear, 90% of american voters agree with hillary clinton's stance and frankly what obama has been trying to get through and republicans in congress as well some of them who believe in sensible, additional -- >> where in the constitution does it say that? >> i'm sorry, gun ownership laws that would protect innocent americans and make sure that

but last night the secret service tweeted, "fact check: at no time did secret service personnel violate protocols" and later, "the secret service is confident in action taken earlier today." the post amended their story. >>> for months donald trump has questioned hillary clinton's fitness to become president. >> she'll stand at the teleprompter, spin around, short speech, then gets off the stage. she goes back home, she goes to sleep. >> to win trade in our country, you need tremendous physical and mental strength and stamina. hillary clinton doesn't have that strength or stamina, believe me, and you know it and they know it and everybody knows it. she didn't go to louisiana. she didn't go to mexico. she was invited. she doesn't have the strength or the stamina to make america great again. believe me. >> but yesterday the republican nominee said this. >> trump, question about hillary clinton's health incident this morning, her health incident this morning? >> don't know anything about it. >> "the washington post" reports congressman peter king, who was with trump earlier in the day said

trump had conversations in the past with secret service. it doesn't matter if he is a candidate donald trump or mr. trump himself, secret service, there's no way their guns will be taken away. this is a hyperbole to draw attention to the hypocrisy that exists with her, the ten-foot wall that surrounds her compound or the e-mails when she's using hammers to take out blackberries. >> does this hyperbole endanger her secret service detail at all? >> no. i don't like this language from the beginning. i do not like when you use gun violence. i wish there were better words he would use. i don't think secret service is hyped up based on these words. >> i don't think trump supporters found it to be a threat. >> capri, what is your interpretation. scottie saying i wish he would use other words, better words. words matter. words are important here. >> words do matter. they can be calming et cetera. how do you interpret. >> there's no question about that. anyone in the public eye needs to be cognizant of their words. i agree with scottie on this point

and looking for a few good men and women, the secret service. our kate rogers gav >> how do you think i did? >> we'll fd out. "on the money" >> "on the money," your money, your life, your future and now becky quick. > earthquakes are frightening are a force of nature when they are not. fracking is now responsible for half. current oil production in the unitedte sa its aftereffects are also producing earthquakes. that is our cover story today, and brian sullivan has more. >> reporter: these day texas gets most of atten in e oil wor northern rival which may be america's most promising oil producer. areas of oklahoma are considered some of the best and lowest-cost oil and gas right now. the area is hot for a few regions. one, it's a relatively new oil and gas place so, two, land prices never really spiraled out of control and, three, to oil people it's just got what they call good rock. a lot of oil and gas that's relatively easy and inexpensive to get to. but there may be one big risk to the region that has little to do with money. earthquakes. pa

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but i think i remember that the secret service was part of the treasury. i'll go with c.inal answer. >> i think you're right. you're right! [laughs] [applause] the secret service's original job was to crack down on counterfeiting. >> that's right. that's right. yes, that's what it was. >> so they were under the treasury department. >> fabulous. >> speaking of crackdowns on counterfeiting... >> uh-oh. >> $20,000, man. that's pretty good. [cheers and applause] >> it's amazing. >> you're on a roll. >> knock wood. >> knock on wood there. you still have two lifelines if you have trouble. but right now, you're doing great. here's your $30,000 question. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ which director's kids, theo and sasha, are popular party djs who were signed by jay z's management company? >> well, none of those is jumping out at me. >> okay. >> theo and sasha. theo and sasha. scorsese, spielberg, lucas... let's bring my plus one up here. >> all right. >> final. >> who is your plus one? >> my plus one is my older brother, dale. >> older brother, dale. come on, dale. [applause] ho

. >> all in the family the trump campaign one of his members has secret service protection. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: this is a bit of an odd twist in terms of secret service protection ivanka trump, the grown daughter of donald trump does not live with him anymore has been added to the secret service detail. generally, secret service protection only extends to the nuclear family of the cda barron, his son and now ivanka trump is added. >> the secret service doesn't comment on reasons why they extend protections just to confirm it exists, you have to imagine it is at least in part ivanka trump is a high profile surrogate for her father and many ways she is out there a lot more than melania, his wife and not been in the spotlight since ivanka trump among those protected in the trump family. >> denise: there are rumors libertarian nominee for vice president gary johnson may drop out of the race. you talked about the polls. he is pulling 8% in some of the polls. what is he saying about this? will he leave the race? >> reporter: this is part of why the rumor

and he faces blowback over his comments last night that hillary clinton's secret service agents should be disarmed and then adding, let's see what happens to her, end quote. cnn's jim acosta is in houston for the trump event. and chris fraetes is in washington with a closer look at the trump fallout. let us begin with jim. jim, the focus of this luncheon involving families of people killed by undocumented immigrants, but is it also expected that trump will follow up on his secret service remarks getting lots of attention? >> reporter: yes, those remarks are getting lots of attention. i was there in miami last night when he made those comments. when he suggested at one point, that the weapons from hillary clinton's secret service detail be pulled away. and then, quote, let's see what happens. donald trump obviously trying to make a comment there about hillary clinton's position on the second amendment. he's been making the case repeatedly out on the campaign trail that she would do away with the second amendment which is something a president cannot do. that's not something the presiden

the idea of taking guns away from secret service is taking guns from police doesn't make sense.art of the problem is alignment, close proximity between the claim we all think was ridiculous about let's see what second amendment people can do and what happens to her. has a suggestion toome folk that harm can be done to her. he shouldn't traffic in that at all. >> i'm in the minority here. i think again what i'm saying in my rocket ship to mars argument is hillary clinton will no more walk down the street without a ton of secret service people around her for the rest of her life most likely than you would fly to mars. he's not even making eye contact now. i totally lost him. >> you would make a statement like that never. absolutely never. >> let me just say, first of all -- >> to distract from what we're about to do. >> the statement i would make is it's easy for someone like hillary clinton or fill in the blank who right now may not have a proposal to do that but over the past 30 years the left has had proposals to do this. >> she has detailed policy proposals she's put on the ta

if, if you saw anybody else with that behavior, the secret service would have taken them to the hospitale the service knew she's going to get treatment. you if you saw anyone else behave like that you would have taken them to the hospital. >> i agree. i argue the reason she didn't want to go to the hospital, she would have had to disclose what the real condition is and they don't want to tell the american people the truth. >> exactly. what happens now she gets back on the campaign trail and she faints again, a second time. >> let's see what happens. >> guys, thank you very much. >> very minimal. when we come back, we need your help. a very important question of the day, straight ahead. for lower back pain sufferers, the search for relief often leads to places like... this... this... or this. today, there's a new option. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in doctors' offices. its wireless remote lets you control the intensity, and helps you get back to things like... this... this... or this. and back

so the comments about hillary clinton and social secret service and disarming them are getting a lottention, not the immigration speech he's just made. because it's not the first time that he has said something that some read as inciting violence. how the clinton camp is reading it. he says hillary clinton wants to abolish the second amendment so second amendment people can do something about it. this is offscript, does it help or hurt? >> couple of things, just to fact check, i don't think that clinton's position on the second amendment is it should be abolished. >> you're correct. >> what he was trying to say, most sympathetic reading of it is what gun right supporters say, if you take away everybody's guns people that need to be protected can't be defended. fair point made all the tienl. obviously the problem is making in the context of the social secret service and presidential candidate like all have serious death threats against her, part of life at that level of politics like donald trump has death threats against him. last time he got into conversation about this, social secr

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he suggested hillary clinton's secret service agents should be disarmed.t happens to her, end quote. jim acosta is in houston for the trump event. so, jim, what more do we expect? >> reporter: that's right, fredricka, we are waiting for donald trump to arrive at the hotel in houston where he'll talk to an organization that represents family members of

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one, they're secret service agents and he has the exact same contingent. so it's not that she has some type of separate bodyguards, but, two, i heard him say something different in miami tonight. it was six words. let's see what happens to her. and i think that escalates it to the next level here. it's something that the secret service did not like it when he said, the first time in the sound we showed there. and they certainly won't like this. i think donald trump, we know, after watching him at so many rallies, he feeds off the crowd. and i think given his earlier event in washington this morning, when he clearly did not, at least, it seemed to me, did not want to be giving that speech and was not feeding off that crowd, he fed off that crowd tonight, and they were sort of giving him a call in response. and let's see what happens to her. but to me, it sounds like it crosses a line. 53 days before an election, talking about anyone's security, certainly, an argument about the a second amendment is fair game. although she does not want to take away people's

what if i wanted to go somewhere alone, no secret service, no press, no anything? technically, the president of the united states is allowed to refuse the protection of secret service, but, uh-- "but, uh," what? it needs to be approved by the secretary of the treasury, sir... (chuckles) i'm not a prisoner. (both) no, sir. i am the most powerful man on the planet. (both) yes, sir. but i can't leave my house. (both) no, sir. you see where i might be a little bit annoyed? (tom and hal) yes, sir. i am a grown man. i am going to leave here. if i have to walk out to the staff parking lot with you two following me, jump into someone's 1994 civic and drive off without protection, i am going to leave. i would like to be safe two sedans, covered parking, one sharpshooter, and your ambulance. one sedan and covered parking. no sharpshooters and no ambulance. one sedan, covered parking, no sharpshooters, we keep the ambulance and add two agents. sold. just like 43. (sighs) yeah. (david) personal belongings on her body, no sign of foul play, slashed her wrists a month ago. cops

and all these secret service agents said -- >> no, that's the source. >> all these secret service agentsd miss clinton said that to them. >> so we brought on miss machado last night, so we should bring on these secret service agents. >> but it's her statement. >> and these secret service agents have statements about clinton and said they have said to them personally. >> miss machado has put herself in the public light. it's not hearsay. i didn't hear it on the corner. she said it. two, you just ran a video of a press conference donald trump called where he raised how much weight she gained and another video that said it's a big problem. and then said, she's a woman who likes to eat. so we didn't make this up. >> but should we talk about -- >> hold on one second. >> talk about what he's done and the woman he did it to be affected. >> yes. >> i think that's part of the problem, she said she was humiliated and she said she was traumatized by this. let me lay fplay for you what s said last night on anderson cooper's show. >> he was really aggressive, he was really rude. he was a bad person w

as always the president is accompanied by hundreds of secret service members watching his every move. margaret brennan met some of the sharp shooters in charge of protecting him. >> the secret services elite counter sniper team is trained to hit targets dead on. >> in the forehead. >> we have to be ready to drop down and take that shot. >> reporter: or in the worst-case scenario put themselves in the line of fire. travis has been on the force for a decade. you signed up to take a bullet for the president. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: that's a lot to sign up for. >> it is. absolutely. >> reporter: wherever the president is, countersnipe ares protect him from above. they work in teams of two, armed with high-powered assault rifles that can hit would-be assassins hundreds of yards away. the key to an accurate hit is the wind caller. here is travis. >> telling his partner precisely how to aim to counteract the wind. >> so you really have to trust the partner. >> absolutely. >> that you are working with, completely. >> you can take the shot, you can make the call, either way. >> if i see th

the secret service's elite counter sniper team is trained in the forehead. we have to be ready to drop down and take that shot. or in the worst case scenario, put themselves in the line of fire. travis has been on the force for a decade. >> 600 yard. >> reporter: you signed up to take a bullet for the president. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: that's a lot to sign up for. >> it is. absolutely. wherever the president is, counter snipers protect him from above. they work in teams of two. armed with high-powered assault assassins hundreds of yards away. the key to an active hit is the win caller. here it is travis. telling his partner, terry precisely how to aim to counteract the wind. so you really have to trust the partner. >> absolutely. completely. >> you can take the shot. you can make the call either way. >> if i see the target. i will drop down. start calling. if he sees the target. and wind caller. thinking about pressing the treger. >> reporter: most complicated scenarios are in crowds overseas in unfamiliar terrain. during a recent presidential trip to po

january and a combined 17% of special agents and uniformed officers up for retirement means the secret services definitely on a mission to hire. and our kate rogers looks to en. ♪ >> reporter: if you're looking for a high energy, hard charging career, the secret service may be right for you. they're aggressively hiring. >> we need someone who's a self starter, self initiator. a high quality individual. >> repor it is not an easy job to get. only between 10% and 12% of more than 22,000 applicants for uniformed division and special agents this year will make it past best qualified to the background check phase of the process. >> we do have a vigorous hiring process with interviews, background investigation. a polygraph and drug screenings. >> repor salaries are competitive from $45,000 a year on the low end to nearly $100,000 on the high end have an opportunity to police globally and witness history, protecting politicians and dignitaries. trainees like this 28-year-old, a former cyber threat analyst, are doing things they have never done before. from learning the protect the president during pu

you can see his secret service detail surrounding him there. and mike pence, who has been a surrogate for trump on the trail, what's interesting today as we look at what has developed in the last couple hours, trump being more accessible with the voters, but is the press. he brought that protective pool on board his plane to travel with him. >> protective pool is smaller press corps that goes with him just to keep an eye on where the candidate is. it's really protective because trump doesn't have a full-time protective pool. why does it matter? think about you're always going to have somebody that can share with the public what that candidate or nominee is up to. every nominee has had that kind of protective pool. you think about the president during 9/11. somebody on that plane. >> historically, the gentleman there is secret service in that striped shirt. what we're looking at is live footage, so he can only get as close as he's getting. we can see uniformed secret service and out of uniform what is sometimes considered undercover. but when yo

tonight, shannon behnken takes her case to the secret service. good evening. i'm jennifer leigh. >> i'm keith cate. thank you very much for joining us tonight. 8 on your side is raising a stink tonight. the city of saint petersburg has not come clear about the dirty sewer water dumped into the bay. 8 on your shied is trying to figure out where the waste water is spilling into our waterways and when it will end. 8 on your side's jeff patterson joins us now live. right there along the waterfront. so what do we jeff? >> reporter: yeah, good evening keith. it is certainly a beautiful view here isn't it? despite two days of trying we don't know exactly where waste water is being dumped out here. or where it is going. it is an ugly problem. as waste water poured into the pipes from tropical storm hermine, it overwhelmed the season. millions of gallons of waste water was dumped into the bay. izzy runs a boat and jet ski rental. >> when they call, we have to say it's contaminated. it puts our business away. >> reporter: we have been trying to find out for two days whe

how did the secret service react directly to him in the room? strong, butis too the additional security reaction was top-notch or the vice president while we were in his office making calls to new york, the president, wherever they needed to be made, the secret service barged into his office. this is an iconic story at this by his belthim up and shoulders, and was time away -- and whisked him away. jaws ofropped and the my colleagues dropped because we had never seen anything like that. we were at the highest level of clearance and we had never heard anything like that. there was an all call to evacuate. initially, there were to the lowest floor accessible in the west wing. we saw that around there for some minutes. out of nowhere came the call "run, run, run. they are headed for the white house. run for your life." because i had meetings i was in a purple pencil skirt and red heels, leather spike not the best outfit to run for your life in. it wasn't that i did not take it seriously, it was like a movie. i did not run. a number of people again

this new video shows clinton from the morning, clearly unstable helped by secret service into her motore. here she is a few hours later waving to onlookers before heading home to chappaqua and the campaign does say she's feeling much better. kristen welker joins us. what's going on? >> reporter: secretary clinton is back at her home in chappaqua. that is where her husband bill clinton is as well. the campaign not saying if she stopped between her daughter's apartment and heading home. recapping the day, secretary clinton did go to the september 11th memorial this morning. she was shaking hands, greeting folks who were there. she was intending to stay for the entire ceremony but she did leave abruptly at about 9:30. the campaign saying that she's overheated and of course we do have that video that you referenced that is is circulating on twitter that shows her clearly unsteady. leaning on her staffers and clearly needs help getting into her motorcade. she came here then to her daughter chelsea's apartment. what's worth noting is the campaign really left the press corps in the dark for ab

mica: you were made aware on two occasions to secret service, i think january 2011, that someone was trying to hack the system. is that correct? mr. cooper: i used that word to describe what was a series of false logins on the server. rep. mica: not once but twice. then you closed down the system briefly to deal with the situation. mr. cooper: correct. rep. mica: when were you first contacted by the fbi? mr. cooper: i believe it was august of last summer. rep. mica: was that the first time you sat down with them? or was that later? that was your first interview? how many times were you interviewed? mr. cooper: three times. rep. mica: could you give us the approximate dates? last summer was the first -- mr. cooper: last summer, subsequently in the fall, and this spring. rep. mica: were you offered any type of immunity agreement by the department of justice? mr. cooper: i was not. rep. mica: how long have you been represented by your current counsel? mr. cooper: since my first contact with the fbi. rep. mica: and again, you have explained it was the clintons you paid for your counsel a

starting today, the secret service is protecting her again. she, of course, had secret service protection when her father was president. chelsea clinton will be in scranton tomorrow. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump square off in less than two hours in new york city. the first-ever commander in chief forum on nbc 10. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in new york tonight, where both candidates are at the intrepid sea, air and space museum. randy? >> reporter: yeah, we're live aboard this decommissioned world war ii aircraft carrier, the intrepid is now permanently docked on the hudson river, serves as a museum now. it has military items onboard here, like this attack chopper used in the vietnam war. and retired military jets and other planes. this is all the perfect fitting location for tonight's commander in chief forum. now, let's take a live picture of the stage where we're told final preparations are getting under way. both hillary clinton and donald trump will appear back-to-back, but they will not be debating each other. instead, they

the secret service, it is believed, have some emt training. we know the president does have a doctor at hand when traveling. this is not the case. this is a democratic nominee. if you were the entourage and the ability to address any potential medical concerns from secretary clinton. >> secretary clinton doesn't travel with a doctor at all times. her doctor released this statement saying not only had she been having this cough earlier, but on friday she was re-evaluated and that's when they decided she had pneumonia and has been taking antibiotics. part of this was an issue of rehydration. but i want to read you a statement from her spokeswoman who said that today hillary clinton has released a detailed medical record showing her to be in excellent health. as her health is front and center, the last crucial weeks leading up to this campaign, her campaign and her team is clearly making the statement she is fit, she's fit to be president, and that she is healthy, but this was a slip because frankly she was feeling overheated according to her cam

>> the secret service reviewed some of the log from the server and made some recommendations to mr. pagliano about the possible somens of those logins and techniques he might use to mitigate that problem. ordid any of the agencies any cyber-security experts express any concern over this being a private server or use of private e-mails? >> not logically to me. >> even when -- not directly to me. >> even when they did research that question was never brought up to you. >> correct. >> how does bleach [indiscernible] work, are you familiar with that? >> i am not familiar with that. mr. chairman that everyone in this room, we know how absolutely dangerous it is am a of dangerous information getting in the hands of our adversaries. and you have related that that possibility exists genetically. director comey was right when he said, i thought he was bein ve polite when he this extremelyareless, what has taken place, and uortutely, mr. cooper, you are in the middle of that. we have nations coming after us and here you are standing up as a defense to try to keep security them being leaked ou

the secret service training program.academy, respond medical training, i am not surprised someone would pounce on stage if they thought something might be wrong medically. given the implications, probably telling him to back down a little bit. they don't want this out there that she has a medical problem. stuart: this is all over social media, all over the website saying who is he? what is he doing? is he a special handler? is he supporting her during a medical crisis? you debunk that. i think you just debunked that. >> i think it is effectively debunked. i am pretty sure he is just doing his job with the secret service and probably superuncomfortable with all the attention. they don't call them secret service for nothing. stuart: thanks, i wanted to clear this up. it sounded like a conspiracy theory and i don't want that. appreciate you being with us. look at the share price of apache. it is up nearly 5% today. i believe it was close to 10% yesterday. why is it up so much? they have a gigantic discovery of oil and natur

then she stumbles, a secret service agent it looks like grabs her other arm and she totally collapses. she admits that she has collapsed, last night she admitted a few times before. her campaign is claiming that except for pneumonia she's completely healthy. it took them a long time to get to the pneumonia excuse. poll also show today in fact most voters doubt she is telling us the truth about it. dnc is planning to meet to consider hillary's replacement. coky roberts and down fowler, former dnc chair said, hey, people are talking about maybe replacing her. what is your overall view of her health, the dnc, her as a candidate as it relates to her health? >> i really have no view. i just hope she gets better and can get back out. i have no view. i just don't want to get involved with it. i hope she is going to be fine and she will continue onward. we are doing well and, you know, i enjoy the competition, and we have a big debate coming up in two weeks, as you probably have heard, a couple of people have heard about that one. that's going to be a biggie. >> no, think we read about it som

will guns be taken from her heavily armed secret service detail. maybe not. trump, of course, has spoken a lot recently about how he thinks he has the best stamina. today he certainly has the busiest schedule. texas, then on to oklahoma and another battleground state colorado. leland? >> more on what the democrats are doing up next. in the meantime, peter, thanks. liz has more. >> yes. as donald trump continues to court voters, new york's attorney general weighs whether or not to take trump to court over suspected improprieties in donald trump's foundation. trump said the accusations are baseless. joining us now, david has been extensively reporting into the trump foundation. so our viewers know, we do have a trump surrogate joining us after to respond to some of the reporting that we've seen. but i want to dive into the news of the day which we saw in peter's reporting. what was your reaction when you heard the comment that donald trump made last night in regards to the secret service detail covering hillary clinton, and the removal of their guns, if you wil

secret service considers suspicious social security numbers as a red flag to trigger fraud investigation. just in the last five year, the agency investigated nearly 300 cases totaling $27 million in actual and potential stolen money in the bay area alone. >> the victims are our number one priority. >> reporter: secret service special agent in charge dave thomas understands the frustration that identity theft victims go through. he says even his own personal bank account has been compromised. >> law enforcement, we try to help those people as much as we can. >> reporter: after a lifetime of saving every receipt, every memo, every police report and credit application, jennifer has done everything she's been told to do to protect herself. what's been the biggest frustration? >> getting help somewhere to actually get it resolved so i don't have to worry about my credit score going to ground, i done have to worry about getting arrested for something that i didn't do. it's like, at some point, something needs to be done. >> now, assembly member mathis wants stay law to have even more teeth to

you can see the thousands that are being screened now by secret service. to the left of that area the volunteers are welcoming folks as they enter and then you have the vendors and entrepreneurs who are selling campaign gear. they began arriving more than two hours ago. they are banking on this appearance of president obama eight weeks before election day. moments ago we spoke with a west philadelphia man who first met the president through the make a wish foundation. he is back, feeling stronger and showing his support. >> i want to support hillary clinton and the democratic ticket. >> reporter: you brought a picture? >> yes. the president brought me into the white house. >> reporter: the associated press reporting the republican nominee will call for new moes six weeks of paid maternity leave. savings accounts will allow them to take care of their children as well as their elderly parents. we also learned from the associated press that trump's daughter is expected to introduce her father this evening. we'll be there and no doubt have it for you. back out

(target falls) the secret service's elite humanitarian aid, president obama in new york city for the four day event and this will be one of his last major addresses on the world stage. thousands of law enforcement officers led by the secret service are keeping watch as leaders come from all over the world. margaret brennan -- some of the sharpshooters in charge of protecting president obama. >> reporter: the secret service elite counter sniper team is trained to keep targets dead on. down and take that shot. >> reporter: in the worst-case bullet for the president? (travis) yes ma'am(mb) that's a lot to sign up for (travis) it is. absolutely.wherever the president is, countersnipers protect him from above. they work in teams of two, armed with high powered assault rifles that can hit would be assasins hundreds of yards away.(nats wind caller calling shots)the key to an accurate hit is the "wind caller" -- partner terry precisely how to aim to counteract the wind.(mb 12:14:00 ) so you really have to trust your partner? (terry) absolutely. completely.(mb) so

by, theor so goes secret service come over and say, the kgb is looking for you. i say, i am on my way to siberia. top ofck in and of the the stairway is the doctor and the military aide and a secret service agent. at the time the stairway is a painting of lenin. they had talked to the guys into letting me take a picture of them in front of this painting. i said, are you kidding me? i just had a heart attack. quickly would travel around and people would say, what is your favorite country, i would always say the usa. >> hello there. that youit was said got your start photography when you got drafted. i was wondering if you use that as a way to distract yourself from what was going on around you at that time. it was kind of a shock to the system. i was like your guys age and i got this draft notice. this was in the 60's. there was a draft in the united states. i got called in. june.uated high school in and i didn't want to go in the army so i joined the air force. the air force said, you're going to be a photographer. i turned to the guy next to me and said, what is

for the way that they handled her getting into that vehicle, but the secret service tweeted out that they are confident in the way agents handled this situation, according to protocol. again, hillary clinton off the campaign trail not going to california for stops there. and taking it easy, being treated for a pneumonia and dehydration, chris. >> exhaust continuing for anyone not dealing with pneumonia to be on the campaign trail. >>> donald trump was there at that 9/11 memorial as well in new york city at the same time. when asked about hillary clinton's medical issues he didn't necessity anything bit. peter king told the washington post that during the ceremony it was trump who told him about the clinton's health issue. trump has questioned clinton's health in recent weeks during the campaign. >>> in new york city thousands gathered at ground zero to remember the life lost during the terror attack. >>> bells rang at 8:46 and 9:03 a.m. the exact time when the planes hit each tower of the world trade center. both donald trump and hillary clinton paid their respects. families read the