seven of the nine guns according to secret service agents were loaded. the agents say that there were dozens of rounds of ammunition along with them. according to the secret service bates told them he came to the white house to speakit admiral rogers director of the n.s.a. and defense secretary jim mattis he also wanted advice on missing paychecks and help getting a dog chip out of his hid. according to the us attorney's office, bates did see a judge for his first appearance this afternoon. he was ordere to be held until a preliminary hearing on thursday. we got in touch with the memphis police. it's unclear if he had plan to use those weapons in any of the court documents or from what the us attorney's office told us, live in northwest near the white house, evan lambert. fox 5 local news. >>> tonight we've learned a man killed in a car crash in clarksville was a dc police officer. bare eastman of ellicott city was a veteran, his car heading north on route 32 when it crossed the double yellow line and hit a tractor-trailer in the driver of the truck was

that is actually a handrail for secret service agents. the bumper folds down to make a foot platform, that lifts up from the truck to make a handrail for them to hold onto when they are riding with the president in a parade. i think some people are surprised by the technology in the cars. they assume there must be rocket launchers hidden behind the headlights or special trackers or homing devices. no. really, the technology is pretty basic. there might be a pa system in there with a microphone so the president could talk to a crowd. there might be a radiotelephone that could be patched in so the president could make phone calls. that's really about it. these were transportation vehicles. they were designed to get the president where he was going to allow him to be seen in parades and those kinds of situations. beyond that, the technology was fairly basic. if i had to pick a favorite car, i suppose it is the one a lot of people would pick, but i think of the kennedy car. because that represents, really two worlds of presidential , transpor

valley jared had secret service protection. it's a huge apparatus when you're traveling.ave the secret service drop him off early so it wouldn't call attention because they want to lead normal lives. >> he's only 11 or 12 years old. he's now going to school locally in washington and getting secret service protection as he should. thanks very much. more on the breaking news coming up. hurricane maria a very dangerous category 5 storm right now closing in on puerto rico. we'll have the brand-new forecast just coming in. also president trump's former campaign chairman wiretapped by the fbi by a time he actually spoke with donald trump. what this means for the special investigation. that and a lot more coming up. ho work in alaska. this is john. he's on his way to work in new mexico. willie and john both work for us, a business that employs over 90,000 people in the u.s. alone. we are the coca-cola company, and we make much more than our name suggests. we're an organic tea company. a premium juice company. we've got drinks for long days. for birthdays. for turning over new le

you'll see this cash of weapons that secret service found him with. seven out of nine gun found they say were loaded. they also say bates had dozens of rounds of ammunition. agents say bates told him he came to the white house to speak with mike rogers director of nsa and defense secretary jim mattis reportedly were theed device on missing paychecks and wanted to get a dog chip out of his head. saw a judge for his first appearance, he was ordered held until a preliminary hearing. thats had scheduled for thursday. we've also been in touch with a memphis police department who confirmed that bates worked for them for 13 years. from 2000 to 2013 when he retired. it's also unclear in those court document what is bates may have been planning with those weapons. live in northwest, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. >>> the debate continues after nfl players who needle during the national anthem. tonight, more reaction from players, owners and fan, marina marraco joins us with what has turned into a major cultural fire storm politics against sports >> the nation

the secret service had to come check out the house. they come to the house. they are supposed to have a big event for the vice president. the secret service says we can't bring the vice president here. you don't have any safe rooms. it's a room without windows to the out side. we do have a room without windows to the outside. this is the al gore bathroom. if there had then an assault on the house, they would have thrown him into this bathroom. there were no windows to the outside. bernie sanders began his campaign in this room. i don't endorse candidates, but i have known bernie for 30 years. when you are a liberal progressive there only 12 people that you know. i did talk radio from vermont. he was the only congressman from vermont. he was a regular on my show. we need to talk to each other. we feel lonely. it's january, 2015. i get a phone call. it's bernie sanders. i need a favor. he says can i have the house? this is senator sanders. i am thinking of running for president. i try not to laugh. he said, i am thinking of running for president. my house has a

, altered, or illegal to own. >> stack's declared the nickel a fake, but the secret service said, "keept, it's okay"? >> it was not totally illegal to have an altered date, but if you tried to sell it to someone, that was illegal. >> the secret service returns the nickel but warns the family never to try to pass it off as the real mccoy. in the meantime, george walton's reputation as an esteemed coin collector takes a posthumous beating. >> it was just a piece of junk, so it was put in with the odds and ends, so my mom picked out the 1913. she was born in 1913, so that could have been a reason. my other thought was she wanted it put away permanently, and that's what she did. >> to protect his reputation? >> right -- in other words, try to keep it from getting any worse. >> melva givens never wavers in her belief that her brother george had the real nickel somewhere in his vast coin collection, but she accepts that the one in her closet really is a fake. >> she had some coin magazines, newspaper articles, that kind of kept up with other 1913s, so she knew he had it. she just couldn't fin

dropped second secret service that didn't last long. he gave up his protection to have more privacy, while, the secret service provides mandatory protection to the president and vice-president it also is for family members. they can decline it at any time there is no word why donald trump jr. decided to deactivate the detail. >> you may hear this and i listened to h interview this morning and it may have sounded a little bit in jest, but none the between donald trump and howard stern. stern asked if his other two children were trying to quote, bump off a child and if there was any truth referring to that referring to tiffany. the now president did reportedly say yes. you said you heard the actual interview. >> he was trying to be funny. he made a lot of appearances on the show before he transitioned. >> and it was howard stern. take it for whatever you think it's worth. >> one marine is making history. >> big news from one of those who just completed those difficult courses in the millio try. we're back after this. z2fwdz z16fz y2fwdy y

kelly and conway chose to end her secret service protect. she received some threats early on. normally somebody in her position doesn't get protection it was done for her protection. whenever you're in a position like this you you live that life in a fish bowl and it is what it is. i can imagine it is very difficult. >> let's be honest, he campaign ed fosh his father. it's not are the a of >> the appearing politician political ad has gone vie l raised tonight. we're going to talk to him and tell you more about the congressional race that he is hoping to win when 5@6:30 continues. we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so we're partnering with cigna to remind you to go see a real doctor. go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. doctor poses! dad! cigna. together, all the way. dan heller, u.s. army veteran, road scholar than a the latest democra

. >> donald trump ditched his secret service protection but now he has it back. >> now did the presidents spend that time without it? we'll tell you after the break. >> ♪ z2fwdz z16fz y2fwdy y16fy >> ♪ >> welcome back everybody. rapper 50-cent says he turned down a $500,000 offer from president trump who was then candidate trump during this campaign. >> the musician and tv producer said during a radio interview the pre to recruit him to make a video to appeal. he talked about the president's behavior saying it would be difficult to not take shots at the president on his new comedy central show which is called 50 central so i guess he's getting into the comedy late night talk genre. >> look, any new president, any time we see a new administration it's always fodder for the comedians, late night comedians so all right i guess maybe he's seen some of the success we've seen with the other late night guys. >> we hear a lot of stories come out though -- i remember during the buildup for the inauguration. people they were going to say perform weren't. after they got turned down a lot of people

that's why elijah cummings says the secret service needs a pay raise.e wants the salary cap for $160,000 a year to $187,000 a year. the bill also requires the agency to recruit and retain more secret service personnel. >>> i'm chris lawrence at the live desk. fire broke out at an islamic school in malaysia. the flames blocked the only exit from the dorm. most of them were teenagers. 23 were killed. boys were screaming behind barred windows. investigators think some sort of electrical short-circuit ignited the fire. >>> chris, was there only one way out of building? >> eun, there were two. but there was a wall separating the students from that second exit. a government official said that wall wasn't even supposed to be there. by all accounts, some of these deaths could have been prevented. >> just terrible. chris, thank >>> apparently, it looks like it's working. if you're going to power wash a national memorial, you want to do it right. the national park service is using lasers to clean off the jefferson memorial. this is new video and it appears that t

, altered, or illegal to own. >> stack's declared the nickel a fake, but the secret service said, "keepillegal to have an altered date, but if you tried to sell it to someone, that was illegal. >> the secret service returns the nickel but warns the family never to try to pass it off as the real mccoy. in the meantime, george walton's reputation as an esteemed coin collector takes a posthumous beating. >> it was just a piece of junk, so it was put in with the odds and ends, so my mom picked out the 1913. she was born in 1913, so that could have been a reason. my other thought was she wanted it put away permanently, and that's what she did. >> to protect his reputation? >> right -- in other words, try to keep it from getting any worse. >> melva givens never wavers in her belief that her brother george had the real nickel somewhere in his vast coin collection, but she accepts that the one in her closet really is a fake. >> she had some coin magazines, newspaper articles, that kind of kept up with other 1913s, so she knew he had it. she just couldn't find it. >> she's not the only one who's

he just, he just ditched his secret service and disappeared into the wilderness of canada.know donald, jr. doesn't shoot the moose, his friends just use him as moose bait. i think we've got a (laughter) i'm kidding. donald, jr. actually has a very unusual hunting technique. what he does, he goes up to the moose, explains his father's vision for america and then the moose kills it self. (laughter) (applause) now "the new york times" is reporting they did bag a moose and donald, jr. says he plans to display its head on the wall right next to his third place trophy for favorite son. and this is the-- (laughter) this is a crazy story. so crazy i can't believe i'm saying it out loud, okay. but the rapper b.o.b. has started a go fund me campaign to buy satellites he can launch into space so that he can prove the earth is flat. (laughter) now here's my question. if you actually think the earth is flat how are you smart enough fundraising goal of $200,000 to prove that the globe isn't a globe. which is an outrage us amount of money for something so stupid in fact, people are gettin

but the secret service man said he is the nice irish and i said i will take the job but i do have another job so i went up to the elevator in the lady let me and. in said to me my name is john price said my name is kathy ice eight -- she said to want to see my dog to attract? and then he said go. and then she went to get it you want to see him to another track? and then made shannon rollover. in said john what you doing? >> i said my name is kathy and she said i know that. so when can you start? i have the jobs already. i said i have to let them know that i am leaving in she said you don't need that. [laughter] >>. >> so let's get to your ears so you chose to do this story together that is fascinating interaction of the civil-rights movement. >> my book is the complicated relationship between kennedy and a mill k. and that influence on john kennedy would to be the first civil rights president but when he first came into office he was rather opposed with the domestic agenda is and an okay really had to push him in that the evolution and the first one is from the freedom riots when white su

i know that people were searched by the fbi or secret service. i had my own personal experience prior to 9/11. we had heard some reports in airline crews as you difference had been stolen, some of their hotel rooms in their layovers had been broken into. i think in one hotel room, a guy answered the door and a guy knocked on it and subdued the guy who answered it and overpowered him and stole his uniform. and they ran off. back at that time, you might surmise they were just trying to get a free ride in the cut it as -- a free ride in the cockpit, much like who was in that movie? the name of the movie, heather? >> "catch me if you can." >> catch me if you can. yes. i don't know if the movie was made yet, but that was a scenario. get a uniform and try to get a free ride in the cockpit wherever you want to go. i had a layover, i think you are all obviously local to washington. is it the courtyard marriott out of dulles airport, next to the terminal, i think it is -- anyway i had a trip i had a , layover at the hotel at the airport and a early in the

vice president cheney and the secret service were dead set against it. it was interesting because they would say, we cannot have aircraft close to the airport. and yet, when the system reopened in the course of the day, 18,000 aircraft were within 30 minutes time of flight of reagan national. there were things put in place afterwards in retrospect you wonder, did it make much sense? that many of us worked very hard to go ahead and take the actions necessary to reopen reagan. and from my perspective, from a background of flying, it is startling to me that there was this idea that somehow the nation's capital could not be sufficiently protected in a way that would allow aviation to proceed. because on aircraft carriers, we are in harms way all the time. but we have very distinct procedures you have to follow to get back on that ship when you are 100 miles off of lebanon. i can assure you, in an f-14 coming back from a ship, we did not follow very prescribed flight procedures, we were going to get shot down. if we did not, going to get shot down, and so i m

and kellyanne conway both elected to drop the protection by the secret service. donald trump jr. wants more priva privacy. the decision will ease the burden on the secret service which has been stretched thin with the president's large family. >>> well, we are still tracking two hurricanes. they are not that far offshore. fortunately jose is moving to the northeast and weon't be getting any closer to us. it is still spinning mioisture around the north and west sides. we are seeing showers especially at the shore and just inland coming down into southern delaware not especially heavy. it is a different story up in cape cod. we sent storm ranger 10 out there. that's the place closest to the heaviest rain to get more detail on where the heaviest rain is. you can see this headed right into the providence rhode island area. if a hurricane was ever really close to the jersey shore you put storm ranger near the store and be able to get details like that. here we go with the track. it is looking more to the northeast then it makes a bit of a turn, and that is the real question mark. towa

dropped secret service attention it didn't last long. he gave up his protection to have more privacy. it provides protection to the president and vice-president and also family people can decline it at any i'm . we're also learning more about the private jet trips that tom price has taken. tonight politico reports price combines official travel and meeting with friends and family. he made two taxpayer flights in places where he owns property. where he and his wife where he was set to speak to doctors at a medical conference. price toured a medicine dispensary, spoke at a health summit organized bia friend and had living with his on. top ethics lawyer for form er george were bush said the trips may be legal but called them ethically dub bus. twitter helped plik him what he is. he gained on the political platform you because of twitter. remember he'll be one of the select if you chosen to tes . some users will be able to write messages in 280 character is which is double the normal 140-6789 the social media site will see how it works and c

according to a new incident report, secret service officers arrested a man with a car full of weapons. this happened early sunday morning. the suspect was apparently stopped for uriniating in public. in his car officers found nine guns, three knives, brass knuckles, suppressors, and various types of ammunition. the man allegedly told secret service that he was going to the white house to speak with defense secretary james mattis and national security agency director mike rogers. the man was taken to a facility for mental observation. he's facing several weapons charges. an email scandal is brewing for president trump's son-in-law and senior whi kushner. according to his lawyer-- kushner used a private e-mail account to talk to white house officials. less than a-hundred e-mails reportedly went through the private account from january to august - usually news articles or political commentary. his lawyer also said - the e-mails on his private account were usually news articles or political commentary. coming up - two of the biggest names in music... performing in charlottesville last nig

secret service struggling to afford trump's required twenty four seven testicle hollers are you ok and now that the courts have agreed rigging the primary election is toad's fine in october you'll rig. d.n.c. announces chuck schumer will win the twenty twenty democratic nomination for president. back charge show why all week every week we publish breaking news on twitter at least camp and at redacted i don't miss it until next week good night and good bye. what you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put those for. your wife. back now i could give you. more. of. your watching our team america report. that. has been up by basically everything that you think you know about civil society have broken down. there's always going to be somebody else one step ahead of the game. we should not be. normalizing. we don't need people that think like this on our blog. this is an incredibly situation. there's a real. irony going to. be told what to think about it responsible voice new people and there is always what was always. new media left the old ordinary no hold still surveillance you fee

. >>> the secret service has arrested a man near the white house.uns and three knives in his car. according to cnn the arrest happened this morning in the area of 17th the man reportedly told secret service he wanted to speak to white house officials including defense secretary james mattis about missing paychecks. cnn says the man was taken to a mental facility in the district for a mental evaluation. >> today felt more like july with all that heat and humidity out there. storm team meteorologist amelia draper. it didn't feel much like fall out there today. i was sweating like a pig at fedex field. >> absolutely. we hit a high of 92 degrees, believe it or not. i like to say we're out of the woods headed towards fall weather. we might have another day. >> still hot and humid from your monday and only a few degrees away from hitting a record high temperature today to tell you how unusual this is. look at your monday morning planner. we're still at a balmy 75 degrees. by 10:00 a.m., almost at 80 and lunchtime i not only is it hot but humid as well. ta

the man reportly told the secret service he want. ed to talk with white house officials including the defense secretary about missing paychecks. more to follow up on that. president trump making some changes to his controversial travel ban. the current ban has expired. take a look at your screen here. we have broken it down for you. it restricted people from traveling to the u.s. from six muslim majority nations. the new ban, which takes eflkt next month in october, will keep five of the same countries on that list. chad, venezuela will be added to the new list. sudan is no longer part of the ban. that part has been lifted. ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ >> an image you'll likely be seeing all ove feed this among. redskins owner dan snider taking to the field with his team. some players stood and locked arms while others decided to kneel. on the other side of the field, the entire offensive line of the raiders sat down. that's the only o-line in the entire nfl made up of entirely african-american playe

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weapons cache that the secret service found inside a man's car.s was just outside the white house. michelle: looks like you are ready for battle. late this afternoon a judge ordered the man held without bond. q mccray court. you confirmed that the man arrested is a retired cop. q: that is right. i made phone calls to tennessee. i find out he used to be a police officer with the memphis police department. he retired in 2013 for medical reasons and a member of the force for 13 years. he is used to putting people behind bars. that is where he finds himself today in d.c. >> this is the arsenal of the weapons 37-year-old timothy bates had with him when he was arrested sunday morning. a.k. 47, tech 9. laid out on the street across from the white house. secret service agents say they caught him urinating in front of the renwick art gallery. bates told the agent he was in town from tennessee to speak with mattis and the n.s.a. director mike rogers about the paychecks he didn't receiver and get dog chip removed from the back of his head. he was arrested an

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when hoover stepped off the train, a secret service agent met him. the president did not get out of his car. when hoover came over to the waiting automobile, coolidge greeted him without a smile. later, the two men were chauffeured to the president's office in rapid city. for the entire drive, 30 miles, neither man spoke to the other. [laughter] dr. nash: less than two weeks later, hoover was vacationing in california when a telegram arrived from the associated press. it read, "president coolidge issues statement as follows, i do not choose to run for president in 1928. please telephone or telegraph your views of president's statement." suddenly, a path to the white house was open. or was it? in reconstruction the next phase in the coolidge-hoover relationship, it may help to recall that coolidge was both a stubborn vermont yankee and a lover of practical jokes. certainly this least flamboyant of presidents must have relished the perplexity that his cryptic announcement produced in the nation's political elite. what did the president mean, and how mu

it's no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own —— it's no use having a secret service. and so the british government has no option but to continue this action, and even after any adverse judgement in australia. concorde had crossed the atlantic faster than any plane ever before, breaking the record by six minutes. welcome back. you are watching bbc news. our top story: the people of germany go to the polls in a general election that's expected to result in a fourth term in office for chancellor angela merkel. let's stay with that story. the bbc‘s ros atkins has been to a working class district in eastern berlin to gauge the mood there. this area is in east berlin, and has many more lower—income families than much of the city. last year, in local elections, the two most popular parties were die linke, which has its roots in the communist party of east germany, and the right—wing alternative for germany. this poster promotes one of afd‘s main messages — that islam doesn't have a place in germany. that seeks to address voters' number one concern: immigration and integrati

. >> plus, donald trump, jr., asked the secret service to scale back his protection.he reason why coming up next. alicia? >> starting to feel the force of hurricane jose, at the jersey shore. i'm alicia, and show you more of what we are seeing here, what we could soon expect. >> and, we're looking outside right now, guys, and the commute looking pretty good. do have couple every accident, one trooper clearing, lansdale , plus construction, all of the updates coming up. first a quick break, stay right where you are, cbs-3 " eyewitness new >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm natasha brown in for rahel. it is 6:30, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today is september 19th, 2017. >> certainly angry out here. certainly starting to feel some of the effect of hurricane jose. >> the island of dominica is reportedly devastated after hurricane maria slammed into the caribbean as a category five storm. >> big day for president trump , will deliver his first address to the united nations general assembly

i know there's were searched by the fbi, secret service. i had my own personal experience prior to 9/11. it hurt some reports that united of some -- we had heard some reports at united of some uniforms stolen. some rooms broken into. i think in one hotel room, a guy answered the door and a guy knocked on it and subdued the guy who answered it and overpowered him and stole his uniform. back at that time, you might surmise they were just trying to get a free ride in the cut it as a jumpsuit or much like who was in that movie, what is the name of the movie, heather? catch me if you can. yes. i don't know if the movie was made get, but that was the scenario. get a uniform and try to get a free ride in the cockpit wherever you want to go. i had a layover, i think you are all obviously local to washington. the dulles airport, next to the terminal, i had a trip i had a layover at the hotel at the airport and a early in the morning there was a knock on my door. so, i get up and i look out and guess what the gentleman looks like? outside that door?

on the weekend, blowing the budget for the secret service on his own son. and other people in the administration are going without the secret service because of the budget issue. >> well, to change zoological metaphors from fish to pigs, you have this image of pigs at a trough. that's what this administration in some senses seems like. >> and talk about being tone deaf. i want to read something. this is a new reporting from politico. it says price's wife, betty, accompanied him on the military flights while other members of the secretary's delegation flew commercially to europe. now that the hhs told politico that price's wife costs were reimbursed, but the question is if the delegation could fly commercially on a commercial plane, why not secretary price? >> absolutely that's the question. and that's, of course, what other secretaries have done in similar situations. but i want to add a different dimension to this, don. as he was flying around the country, he was also spearheading the effort to destroy the affordable care act, to cut health care for americ

the secret service had to calm -- had to come when gore was here. they are supposed to have a big event for the vice president. says, you service don't have a safe room. we can't bring the vice president here. a safe room is a room without windows to the outside. martin says, let me introduce you to the al gore bathroom. so the secret service would have ifown him into this room something happened. bernie sanders began his campaign in this room. i have known him for 30 years. when you are a liberal progressive, you all know each other. radio in vermont. he was the only congressman from vermont. he would be a regular on my show. we feel lonely. we need to talk to each other. i get a phone call. i answered the phone. this is bernie. how are you? can i borrow the house? what for? this is the senator. he goes, i am thinking of running for president. i try not to laugh. -- the house has all the boxes if you want to run for president. but i am in the media. i don't endorse candidates. however my going to do this? but i promise to the owner. -- i promised th

secret service for the next year. initial arrest, the former secret service agent told us the feds struggled to stop repeat offend irfrom jumpiers f the fence because the charge is a misdemeanor. >> it's trespassing on federal property. so, just like if somebody was trespassing on a commercial entity, the punishment of the crime is minuscule. >> her attorney said she suffered from drug addiction during the months she breached white house security. she's been ordered home to south carolina where she has a young daughter. back to you. >> scott macfarlane, thank you, scott. >>> it's a busy day and we'll be right back with more news. >>> another difficult day for the parents of those 17 sailors killed in the navy collisions that occurred this summer. many of them were on the hill as congress grilled navy leaders about the errors that led to these tragedies. news 4's megan fitzgerald with the navy's response. >> reporter: the end of a more than two-hour hearing with navy leaders ended with an embrace. and a thank you from

cnn has also learned white house counsellor kellyanne conway no longer has secret service protectionch is based on threat assessment as well as guidance from the chief of staff. >> emotions over running high as nancy pelosi is shouted down by dozens of proteste protesters. >> she was speaking at an event in san francisco. that group which included undocumented immigrants took issue with her talks about president trump. asuzing democratic lead ares of using dreamers as a bargaining chip. let's get a check on cnn money stream. global stocks micked. but the records keep piling up. dow and s & p 500 record highs. nasdaq close the just shy of a record. bank stocks giving markets a boost ahead of the federal reserves meeting. wall street thinks they'll hold rates steady. thousands of student borrowers will soon get debt relief. the bureau cracking down on a private student loan creditor for trying to illegally collect on debt. it is fining the trust $26 million. they sued borrowers on loan that is were either out of date or didn't have the correct paper. >>> breaking overnight ahead of a c

and kellyanne con way turned down the secret service protection they've been enjoying for months. what does that mean? i have no idea. none at all. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. now time for "the last word." good evening. >> seems like someone doesn't want the secret service following them around everywhere they go. i don't know. >> you know, i have to imagine that there's all sorts of innocent reasons why you would want more privacy than a secret service detail would afford you and weird that the two of them both making that decision on the same night. >> rachel, i just need to warn you of something. it's important. you should know this. i feel i should have told you before now. >> okay. >> but i am wearing a wire. and i know that some people in the workplace now worry about colleagues wearing a wire when talking to them. my wire is right here on the lapel. >> mine too. >> completely open about that. because, rachel, imagine like working in a workplace where you're worried that your colleagues are wearing a wire and maybe, you know, investigators are

secret service agent dan bongino provides his thoughts on challenging impacting that agency in protecting the president. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. [inaudible[inaudible conversati] knox. [inaudible conversations] >> and you're watching c-span2's booktv. up next live from the brooklyn book festival is a discussion on the supreme court. >> ready? welcome. glad to see such a big crowd at the best law school in brooklyn. [applause] all right. [laughter] you know, an alum recently suggested that we should say we're the harvard law school of kings county -- [laughter] but i'm not sure that harvard's ready for the compliment. but one thing that is the case, and it's one reason why we're so proud for the 12th time, 12th anniversary of the brooklyn book festival to get an opportunity to demonstrate what's always been the case which is this great law school is in the forefront. this law school is a center for learning how to use the power of law for the benefit of our community, the nation and the w

. >> and the secret service actually said we're not letting you off the plane in that outfit. and there was a female secret service agent, she loaned her her sneakers and some sweat pants from her gym bag and said you cannot -- you're going into an area where there's open raw sewage, there's electrical lines that are down and so it was just not a question of whether or not you could even do it, it was just physically impossible. and that's -- you know, look, it's a common mistake to make. you're on air force one and feel like you should honor the office. but at the same time when you're going into disaster zones, it is physically dangerous to be wearing heels or skirts or anything like that. it is, i think, unusual to bring the first lady actually to do disaster recover -- to do these kinds of trips, especially in the immediate aftermath of the storm. perhaps give it a week or two, certainly after mass shootings, things like that, michelle obama accompanied president obama to funerals and memorial services and the like. but in the immediate aftermath, it's actually very unusua

as he was getting into the car, or pushed into it by secret service, he was hit not by direct full itne that ricocheted off of one of the armored panels on the car. it was a perfect shot, for lack of a perfect term, it went through his body, so if it had moved a fraction of an inch one way or the other, he may not have been hit at all. he was sped off to the hospital and made a recovery. the damage he received that they would have been minor but we think of these cars as being glamorous but they did the rough lives and they were being pushed scratched,pped down, and also getting hit by rocks, paint by protesters. it is part of the american way of life. we are free to protest and these cars have been on the front lines. they did get a lot of care, the secret service had the garage near the white house where they could repaint them, wash them, and even with that, the cars the age at a certain point, they fell out of this is a car, in fact, if you look at photos, the front end looks different than what it does now. they changed the front end to try and make it look a little more current.

the secret service is in big trouble.lems. it's been broken by politicians. hillary clinton being one of them by the wave which i document in the book. and the secret service has to be fixed or someone is going to get hurt or even worse. we can't mess around with this. this isn't a partisan issue. barack obama, george bush, donald trump. they deserve to act like the president not worry about their safety. the secret service is in big trouble. i felt the need to write this book to kind of expose the problems hoping they can change and fix this before we're dealing with another fence jumper incident. brian: you did it you would know. steve: before you go, what is the one thing they could do to fix the secret service? >> well, they can stop focusing so much on the color, race, creed, and sexual preference of the agents in front of the president and worried about people who actually have the capacity to protect the president. they are obsessed with diversity initiative and putting the president in danger by doing that. ainsle

the secret service story continues.nd on body and soul, described by its director as a shy love story. have you lost your voice? you were shouting at the screen, that ball was out? no ijust have a cold. i know nothing about tennis, what i know about it would not fill a postage stamp. i'm one of the few people watching the film not knowing the outcome. i think that makes it more fun! it's a showdown between bjorn borg and john mcenroe. he's on a record—breaking streak, john mcenroe is up there for the first time. they are played by shia leboeuf and sverrir gudnason. they are presented as fire and ice, polar opposites. one of them is almost mechanical, everything is calculated with no emotion. on the other hand, you have mcenroe, described as the super brat, fiery and hot—headed, spending a lot of time shouting at umpires. it is a duality that the public love and publicists want more of. can we touch it? can we push the button now? we can get them before the final? is it not simplistic? this is unique, tennis players are

when he was approached by a recruiter for the british secret service, it seemed like a seamless transitionuiting people for the secret world, what the recruiters are looking for is pretty much what i had. i was unanchored, looking for an institution to look after me. i had a bit of larceny. i understood larceny. i understood the natural criminality in people-- because it was-- it was all around me. and i have no doubt there was a chunk of it inside me too. once i found that identity, it took root in me. it exactly- it gelled with the world that i'd known in the past. >> kroft: he began in london, running agents, keeping tabs on subversives and spies, and learning the trade craft. he moved to the foreign branch, mi-6, at the height of the cold war, posing as a young diplomat at the british embassy in west germany, just as the berlin wall was going up. what were you doing when you were working for mi-6? >> le carré: in germany, i never talk about that. >> kroft: you can't. >> le carré: no. i would never be comfortable talking about it. and-- and i think you find that with most people-- who'v

. >> secret service responding to what is a student on student attack. it happened on the school's third floor. just before 1:00 in the afternoon. a female student stabbing a male student in the back >> the summit identified. but because of the diplomatic status there is no arrest at this time. >> but the detectives will continue investigating. the victim with non-life threatening injuries but he is being treated at a local hospital. >> just scared and shocked. they will know it will happen tomorrow. with the school. >> police not giving us a lot of information about exactly what happened. with the motive again might have been. was this an argument or something else? they are not even telling us what the weapon was or if they have possession of it right now. they say despite the fact they don't have arrests, they will continue their investigation. we will turn that information over to prosecutors. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. new information in a story we first brought you as breaking news last night. police say the man wan