of the united states secret service. currently the premium pay for protective services under the overtime pay for protective services act of 2016 has severe earning limitations or otherwise caps which many of these men and women have reached. due to earnings limitations put in place through 5 u.s.c. 5547, many secret service employees are not receiving timely or full payment for the hours they work. the requirements of protective operations directly contrast with the intent of an annual pay cap. as the protective mission continues uninterrupted coverage for our protectees beyond the control of the secret service. i think that's an important point, and i want my colleagues to know that i wholly support that our protectees are protected wherever they go. but i'd be remiss if i did not express my concern on the number of trips that these secret service today have had to make on outings for entertainment, mira lago, which i think is over 100 times, and the enormous amount of money and burden that's being placed on the federal

a secret service dog, alarmed by a would-be intruder, rushed the target. part of the what the secret service called "the first-ever live security drill on white house grounds." >> big goals is to find problem areas. >> reporter: in his first network news interview, secret service director tex alles told us agents need real-time scenarios. >> you fight like you train, then you need to train like you fight. we're trying to provide pedroia realistic training that would be similar to what would happen if there was an emergency on the white house grounds. >> reporter: there was an emergency in september 2014 when fence-jumper omar gonzalez, with a knife in his back pocket, raced across the north lawn and into the residence. gonzalez, an army veteran, suffered from mental illness, like many fence jumper apprehended by the secret service. >> you have to admire the restraint of the officers. the last thing they want to do is use lethal force but they're well prepared to do that on the ground, i'll just say that. >> reporter: alles said hez agents are able to reduc

so the sheriff's office has denied and secret service has denied. but given your experience and inner workings how they operate, where do they draw the line in terms of providing security for the president versus trying to obscure his view from the media. >> well, secret service put out a statement in part they are not trying to block the press. and that's really the ethos of the service. they are not trying to do that. what the secret service is not going to do is talk about current security protocols. and not talk about threats they may have received. threats that they may have identified vulnerabilities. i mean, we are kind of caught in the middle here. mindful that the cameraman is trying to get a precise shot of the president golfing. i get that. but what that does do or potentially does is exposes a vulnerability of that location for law enforcement. now, law enforcement, including the secret service has multiple ways to mitigate that vulnerability. one is blocking direct line of sight with a truck. there are other means they can used that hav

what the secret service is saying this morning. the wait is almost over! the new star wars hitting theaters tonight. how the real space explorers are celebrating.. eileen live tease and here's a look at your traffic watch travel times. mainly north around baltimore - geminid meteor shower tonight - temperatures climbing through early next week; 50s return monday today: partly to mostly sunny. breezy and still cold. highs: 39-44 winds: nw 10-15 g 20+ tonight: clear to partly cloudy. geminid meteor shower peaks 10pm to 2am. lows: 20-27 winds: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy and cold. lighter winds. highs: 35-40 winds: ne to se 5 mph coming up - a troubling incident caught on camera. handcuffed in michigan. the body cam video the police chief says made him "physically nauseous." plus- a postal plot that may be easy to fall for. how a porch bandit used a disguise to grab the goods. kidd live tease sounds just hard to believe. that's an 11-year-old girl screaming for help as she was arrested at gunpoint by police in grand rapids, michigan. this all started wh

the rest were secret service. so it was these people were called modern day paul reveres by the daily press that covered this event. so it was a major day for the church and alexandria. word did get out and the streets were lined with citizens as well as soldiers. after the service, the leaders went down to mt. vernon, and churchill laid a wreath at the tomb of george and mrs. washington. that itself was a symbol of reconciliation from the revolutionary war, but it was remarkable that during the service the rector wells had asked the congregation to sing "the battle hymn of the republic." and so because the need for unification during that, from that war. it was time for us all to come together. so they left mt. vernon in the rain, in the cold rain. they came back to washington. they stopped at the lincoln memorial. and went back to the white house, where churchill was staying. and that evening they were joined about it ambassadors of the soviet union and china to sign the first declaration of the united nations.

the secret service for reasons we still don't understand since the secret service is paid by the public they were following directions in the campaign. i think it was probably partially because donald trump didn't want supporters asking questions on the rope line but then there was also a theory that was positive after the campaign. we were there as part of the act, part of the show. donald trump brought in members of the elite members of the establishment and when he turned on us he allowed everybody in the room to turn on us. to get their aggression and frustration out on what was wrong with politics in wrong with america and his minded in their minds. that he brought into show. >> host: two questions. is the press a legitimate target and was there a legitimate argument that donald trump was making? >> guest: if you don't want to trust what they are saying but i don't think we are not a legitimate target because without journalists it's just propaganda. politics will tell you whatever they believe in whatever you should hear. not maybe their own self-interest but there interested they

the secret service says it found a person who claimed responsibility for delivering the package, and interviewed him. but it declined to confirm whether that person was strong. no arrests have been made. 4:xx and still ahead on good morning washington. 4:xx and still ahead on good morning washington. another look at snowfall around the nation and a check at how this week's blast of winter weather will effect you. plus... preparations underway at storms around the country. the post holiday-rush begins... we'll prepare you for what to expect. z2momz zi0z y2momy yi0y white-out conditions yesterday in upstate, new york. heavy winds and snow made it tugh for drivers in buffalo to get around... some cars were left stuck on the road needing plows to pull them out. snow with other parts north of the state saw more than 20-inches in accumulation. residents in seattle spent their christmas enjoying the snowfall. it's the first "white christmas" in nearly a decade. around two to three injches fell there and is expected to continue into this morning. - dry & cold for post-christmas shopping & tr

this was a telling tweet where she said, the secret service said this, where they said that the secret was not involved in the termination process of miss man na gault newman or the escort off the complex. our only involvement in this matter was to deactivate the individual's pass which grants access to the complex. so that totally contradicts everything she said on "good morning morning america" whether it's a resignation versus termination if she was taken off the campus. secret service didn't but someone else did. she does not have a hards. >> she's not going to be working there much longer and sounds like we will hear more from her soon. april ryan, thanks very much. >>> breaking news, we just learned that republican congressman blake farenthold will not seek re-election. he says he's going to retire after this term is up. >> right. >> this comes after we understand he's under new ethics investigation. we do know that he has settled a harassment claim for $85,000 in taxpayer money already. >> he's been defiant, but this comes after this new claim that our m.j. lee reported from a f

a secret service dog alarmed by a would-be intruder rushed the target. part of what the secret service called the first ever live security drill on white house grounds. in his first network news interview, secret service director tex alles told us agents need to simulate realtime scenarios. >> you fight like you train. then you train like you fight. we're trying to provide realistic training that would be similar to what would happen if there's app emergency on the white house grounds. >> reporter: there was an emergency in september 2014 when fence-jumper omar gonzalez with a knife in his back pocket raced across the north lawn and into the residence. gonzalez, an army veteran, suffered from mental illness like many fence jumpers apprehended by the secret service. >> and you have to admire the restranltd of officers. the last thing we want do is have to use lethal force, but they're well prepared do it on the grounds, i'll just say that. >> reporter: alles said his agency has been able to reduce fence jumers by adding bike racks along the fence line, bu

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but the secret service issuing a statement calling the claims untrue. good morning washington.ileen - some slick spots early, mainly north around baltimore - breezy today, still colder than average - geminid meteor shower tonight - temperatures climbing th today: partly to mostly sunny. breezy and still cold. highs: 39-44 winds: nw 10-15 g 20+ tonight: clear to partly cloudy. geminid meteor shower peaks 10pm to 2am. lows: 20-27 winds: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy and cold. lighter winds. highs: 35-40 winds: ne to se 5 mph happening today-- communications commission is preparing to vote on an issue that is causing national controversy-- net neutrality. those rules prevent internet providers from slowing down speeds for certain internet sites, and apps. critics say repealing them will lead to higher prices, and slower speeds for you. and several media outlets say the f-c-c will vote to repeal those protections today. 3 dozen democratic lawmakers have called on the commission to keep those protections in in the day ahead-- a man accused of murdering an artist in her northeast

let me read you what secret service tweeted. there were different stories. the secret service tweetsed they will were not involved in escorting her out. but if there was indeed a dramatic confrontations as our sources say, walk me through what would have happened or how this would have been handled. >> this is an organization. so this comes down to access control. after she was terminated, and i just kind of find there is a little sweet irony in termination happened in the situation room, which is board room, terminated there. so i see it as ironic. you are asked to leave. so, yes, escorted out but doesn't meanest cou escorted ou secret service. just as cnn they'll take your pass and move on. there was no physical removal off the north lawn and taken off the complex. >> does that mean someone else did it? >> no, if someone else did it, it's a salt. they are not putting hands on anyone unless there is actually violation of law. they are not going to -- they are law enforcement officers. new york police officers don't walk around the streets and drag them down

the secret service has interviewed somebody who admitted to gift wrapping of the package and leavingt at his bel air neighbor's house. the secret service was called in to inspect the package. 7 on your side with a consumer alert -- expects stores to be busier during return season. shopping is spread out, but the bulk of returns and exchanges happen in the first two days after christmas. that is 40%. $90rts are expecting billion in returns, about a quarter of what was spent this year. here is one experts suggestion on h t probably return at the first or second week of january, when you will also see major discounts. nancy: also look carefully at discounts. if you got a gift card that you may not want, see if you can swap it in a store that sells a variety of them. parts of the northeast are experiencing quite a white christmas. lots of snow moving across new england. and now the lake effect snow erie ando the north, buffalo getting heavy snow as the wind whips off the great lakes. and in the midwest, this is the scene in kalamazoo, michigan. the wind created whiteout conditions. tempe

. >> the secret service and police in west palm beach, florida say they are not using a box truck to block news cameras from recording the president playing golf. this is video from cnn. the secret service tells the cable news channel the agency quote is in the business of protection and investigation not in commissioning vehicles to blood the -- block the media's view yesterday the truck blocked their cameras from recording the president while he was golfing. >>> how the new tax overhaul could discouraging people from giving to charity. >>> california is just days away from legal pot sales. coming up, why this might not mean instant forecasts for businesses hoping to cash in. >>> how two guy who is hated high-powered jobs changed their lives with homemade ice cream. >>> can ice cream be healthy? one brand is attracting ice cream lovers with a promise of low calories and less guilt. >> they beat ben and jerry's. the first pop-shop opened last month. more are planned. former l.a. attorney came up with the idea as a way to get out of a career he hated. prompted by a pop-up ad he bought

he ensured stability for the country and for a new elite because the secret service the f.s.b. came to power within. a single system. russia has no system for a normal change of the elites every new president only surrounds himself with people he knows that's what gorbachev did yeltsin did it too and so does putin since he knew the f.s.b. well from st petersburg he took almost the entire apparatus with them to moscow and gave them all important positions of all. the things. that i see is created by a russian democracy as an imposed democracy. the political police the army the law enforcement authorities even the judicial system have remained virtually unchanged . the name tags have been altered but by and large the structures are not subject to control by society still. these structures were basically the same as in soviet times shortly after coming to power putin found out what state they were in their once glorious armed forces one of the pillars of the old soviet union were a basket case. where you know if you were in the army we got financial allowances but they weren't pai

the german secret service offers its support as well. it provides the americans with revelations made by an iraqi defector code name curveball he claims baghdad is making biological weapons in its mobile laboratories. or ship date as. the war to liberate iraq when for bush a crucial barrier remains to be overcome before he can go to war congress the american president must ask congress for the green light before launching the country into a war. in august and september the drumbeats of war in iraq started get louder and louder and there were some indications that the president would soon be calling on congress for an authorization of war against iraq. a mere formality as bush holds the majority but bob graham will try to stall. this race too. and one of the questions was we'd like to review the national intelligence estimate on possible war with iraq and the answer was there isn't a national intelligence estimate. what graham is asking for is a top secret document an estimate of what every intelligence agency knows about a particular thr

the secret service has taken over the investigation into this. a spokesperson says the agency was aware of the incident but declines to comment further. no comment from the treasury department so far as well. >>> now to a much different type of christmas delivery. hannah gave birth to a healthy baby girl in her car on a way to a minnesota hospital morning. she wasn't due until january 21st so the baby had a different idea. the father delivered the baby on the side of the road in below freezing temperatures. >> i didn't think about that it wasn't going to take place where it shouldn't ke the water had broke. you're not thinking a lot. you're just following directions and doing what needs to be done. >> and i definitely could feel the cold. the door was open for him to help. >> my goodness. poppy was born in the front seat before police and paramedics arrived. happy, healthy and warm thanks to some blankets that her parent had in their car. this is their third child. and they say she will most likely be their last. that's why you always have to kee

if you have information, contact them right away. 11:00, theew at secret service speaking out against a report that it physically removed a person from the white house. the former "apprentice" star has there were multiple reports she was dragged from the white house. the secret service tonight issued a statement on twitter saying that it was not involved in the termination process and did not escort her off the complex, as reported. you can hear from her tomorrow morning on "good morning america." claims almighty on 7, the mormon church -- only on 7, claims that the mormon church covered up sexual abuse, saying that church members new that a church member was harming children and did not reported. >> my family preached to me about forgiveness. that i needed to forgive him. some --ou forget forgive something like that? tim: this mother says that a fellow church member and babysitter sexually abused her 4 and 6-year-old boys mo nths in 2008. claims that she told jensen's mom and another person who were both leaders at their mormon church in martinsburg, west virginia. what did they do a

secret service said not by them but she wasn't escorted off by an entity other than secret service? sarah: as i said, omarosa resigned from her position. i'm not going into a detailed process any further than that we put out a statement, as is standard practice, we're not going to get into the weeds of a personnel decision at the white house. >> this morning they said she and others have been urging congress to appropriate additional funding for the opioid epidemic. the president declared a public health emergency earlier this fall but that only has a few thousand dollars in it, it's estimated to cost upwards of $190 billion over a decade to treat the crisis. can you tell us how much money the white house will be urging congress to appropriate? trying to resident give enough money to congress this year? sarah: one of the reasons the president put one of his top people, kellyanne conway, on this is because he sees it as a priority, and a concern not just for the white house but for america. there are a number of stories, the amount of money that it will take to combat this crisis is

former apprentice star am rosa is out and the secret service is is weighing in it. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm jim shuuto in for erin burnett and tonight, the blame game. republicans scram babble ining wake f o roy moore's devastating defeat are now pointing fingers at each other. a top target, steve bannon. who campaigned relentlessly for moore and played a key role in convincing trump to back and accuse child molester for the senate. peter king today. >> this guy does not belong on the national stage. it looks like some dishevelled joint that wandered op to the political stage. >> but the bannon defenders have senate majority leader mitch mcconnell in their sights. sha sean hannity tweeting mcconnell deserves a lot of blame for alabama. brooks would have won by 20%. mcconnell interference hurt badly. inside the white house, sources say fincger pointing is rampant with some plaming the white house political director. sources close to the white house say that he wasn't the one to advise moore, but he failed the talk him out of the toxic endorsement. no le

>> no, i was not, in fact, secret service put out a statement because i think they were bothered withhat they were involved with any type of escorting or shutting me down sort of thing and i think you should take the word of the u.s. secret service over someone who has a personal vendetta to bring me down and personally gain by continuing to advance these false narratives. >> one thing the secret service did tweet out is that they deactivated your pass. >> you get two passes. i'm glad you asked that. >> if you work till the 20th, why would they do that? >> there are three complexes in the white house and as you are restricted or limited, your access to certain areas is restricted. and so obviously with me leaving, i wouldn't be given an advanced -- the same type of access to classified information or personal presidential communication so that means my pass has to change. what they tweeted was correct. one, i was not escorted. you can believe the secret service and deactivating my pass, reducing it to areas i can only go was correct and should be done in that way as people's roles in

now the secret service thinks they know who did it. in this city, there are all sorts of cameras, but today we're talking about these. the bulky ones with the mp3 logos. they're watching your every move except when they weren't. last january for four days, just a week before inauguration, 123 of these cameras, nearly 2/3 of them were hacked. now these court documents filed this month and obtained by cnn are telling us what may have happened. a secret service agent wrote the affidavit and says he tracked through the hackers through romania. they used malicious computer code to lock up the cameras and try to extort money from the city. >> it's not possible to [indiscernible] every possibl the director of the cyber security government center au and says this is the new reality. it's not just cameras that can be attacked. >> any device that's connected to the internet or frankly that could be connected to the internet is susceptible to being exploited in some manner. >> just think about that. these days everything connects to the internet,

. >>> the secret service knows who hacked more than 100 d.c. police surveillance cameras right before the inauguration and court documents obtained by cnn the secret service says they tracked down the people from romania. they say they used a malicious computer code to lock up the cameras and try to export money from the district. those cameras were down for four days in january a week at this point it's still unclear whether those two suspects have been arrested or will be arrested in romania. >>> isis has claimed responsibility for an attack in kabul this morning that killed 40 people and there were three separate bombs and a suicide bomber targeted a cultural center. afghanistan called the attacks a cry against humanity. >>> president trump is back at his golf club in palm beach today. on wednesday he made his first public appearance during his florida holiday vacation. we have the latest from the white house. >> we want to give these people credit for the great job they do so thank you all very much. >> president trump visited firefighters

secret service said the agency takes perceived threats very seriously. a clinical psychologist working for the los angeles county claimed responsibility for the package and explained he was talking with a friend and had some drinks and decided to pull the print to protest the new tax bill. >>> the warriors held on and won an intense game against lebron james and the cavaliers on christmas day. >> bad decision by bell. >> alley-oop two bel! >> emotions were high for what felt like an nba final caliber game. klay thompson 24 points and kevin durant had 25 points. >> constant battling and comes up with another play. blocked by grain! -- blocked by green! >> draymond green had a big game. the cavaliers were down 3 with 27 seconds back. kevin durant managed to block the shot and sent the ball out of bounds. they did not call the fell. kevin durant signaled for the referees to review the play. the call was overturned and that sealed the game. the warriors win this one, 99-92. draymond green finished with a triple-double. here's what he had to say after the bre

the secret service deactivated her pass. >> let's get the word from omarosa herself.re with michael. >> thank you, george. omarosa is here with me now. thank you for joining me. >> i'm so glad to be here. >> a lot of speculation about you leaving the white house. let's get straight to it. what happened? >> i resigned and i didn't do that in the residence as being reported. john kelly and i sat down in the situation room, which is a very secure, very quiet room in the white house and we had a very candid conversation and i wanted to make the one-year mark that was one of the goals that i set out to and then get back to my life. >> so you resigned. you weren't fired -- >> no. you know, i like to hear all of these interesting tales, but i have to tell you that they are 100% false. one of the things i asked of those people making those assertions since they assert that i did it so publicly is where are the pictures or videos? if i had confronted john kelly who is a very formidable person it would garner enough attention for anyone in the room to at least take a picture or

a secret service guy as well.s, steve. we know it's roughly rush hour in new york. we know it's a transportation hub, given the port authority terminal there on the west side, and we know it's holiday season. those are three very suspicious factors because it's not a secret that isis and other terrorist groups have targeted transportation groups. if you think of a city as a body, they've always targeted transportation whether it's airlines, buses, or trains because those are the blood vessels of that body and, again, three highly-suspicious things that leads me to believe that it could, in fact, be a terrorist. ainsley: so, dan, the mayor has just been briefed on everything. i'm certain he's going to have a press conference this morning once he knows more information. what's happening right now? what's going on? because as an nypd detective, secret service, what's going on behind the scenes right now? >> well, one of the first things they're doing is create an evidence-free pathway. if this was a pipe bomb, there

there are reports that secret service had to physically remove omarosa from the white house.ncy tweeted tonight that didn't happen. they said all they did was deactivate her badge. her resignation goes into effect next month. just the start of what's expected to be a round of departures heading into the new year. >>> tomorrow the future of just how much you pay for basic internet service could be decided government. the federal communications commission will vote to repeal most of the agency's net neutrality rules. it means your internet provider could give preferential treatment to certain content and charge you more for basic service. the rules approved in 2015 were intended to keep the internet open and fair. they bar internet providers from speeding up or slowing down traffic to certain websites and apps. tomorrow fcc vote could change all of that. >> it's not going to be the end of the world immediately but it definitely opens the door to a lot of things we might not want to deal with. they can't just go to somebody else for better service if they don't like the service

the secret service did not identify the person, but a man who says he sent the box is speaking out.ert strong, a los angeles psychologist says the tax bill that was passed and signed last week is, quote, horse poop. he documented the act on social media, posting photos of himself with the box after packing it up, then on saturday he dropped it off at the home of mnuchin's neighbor. >> dear mr. mnuchin and trump, we the american people are returning the gift of the christmas tax bill because it's complete and utter horse [ bleep ]. >> well, it is unclear this morning whether or not strong will face any charges. >>> suspected mexican drug king pan gentleman keen "el chapo" guzman wants a court to delay the start of his trial. he faces 17 charges. those charges carry a maximum sentence of life in prison. guzman's attorneys claim they need more time to prepare. they would prefer starting the trial in august or september. he escaped from mexican prisons twice before being recaptured and brought to the u.s. >>> russian opposition leader alexei navalny is appealing the government's ruling

and general kelly was called and came over and he told the secret service to get her out of here. >>firms with a source close to the white house omarosa was escorted off white house grounds after trying to reentering the residence to debate the terms of departure. physically dragged off campus. the u.s. secret service calls that reporting incorrect, but the agency does say it deactivated her pass into the white house even though her official last day is not until january 20. the president tweeted thanking her for service. one white house official tells nbc news that the president was more fond of the former apprentice contestant that people might raelealize. >> kind of like a reality. >> i'm surprised the president didn't do hashtag, you're fired. playing off the apprentice. >>> i'll take it. democrats praising minnesota's governor for choice to fill the soon to be vacated seat of senator al franken. tina smith has been tapped to replace franken who announced resignation last week. minnesota's largest newspaper notes smith has earned the nickname velvet hammer for mix of personal war

secret service said they were not involved with that. to see the president before being escorted off the property. president trump tweeting, thank you to her on twitter, wishing her "continued success. breaking with house minority leader nancy pelosi, who has called on him to step aside, other top democrats have stood by nevada democrat congressman rubin key win. they say that the rising star of the democratic congress party,n accused of sexual misconduct. tonight, the nevada independent is publishing a lengthy interview with a second woman who says that he touched her on her thighs, on three separate occasions without her consent. all kinds of harassing text messages, as well. that is according to her. meanwhile, surprise comment from a congresswoman, who reportedly said, "i saw her yesterday with her cleavage are so deep it was down to the floor and from what i have seen, it is an invitatio" she has since clarified that and she never meant to suggest that women are blame for harassment. back with us, mollie hemingway, and political con

the secret service saying the hacking happened in the days leading up to president trump's inauguration. they claim the pair hoped to spread malware through the computer system by hacking into it. officials say the system was secured before the inauguration. tighter security than ever before -- that's the promise from authorities in new york -- ahead of the big new year's eve celebration. an inside look at the extra steps being taken around the country to make some trouble picking a new years resolution? we have suggestions -- straight ahead. hey, guys. where are the cookies for the... bake sale? bake... bake sale? need to bake in a hurry? use new country crock buttery sticks with sunflower oil. there's no softening required. so baking is delicious and easy. ooh, cookies! ah, ah, ah! (laughter) hampshire, they are dealing with sub-zero temperatures and wind chills that make it feel like 30-degrees below zero. and to showcase how bad it is-- check this out. that is boiling water freezing and blowing away, before it can even hit the ground.

i no longer have secret service protection. in and women who work in the secret service are unbelievably .rave and humble i'm also happy that my family has a little bit more privacy in that. it is more unburdened for us. i do what a lot of men and women in this country do. the men and women come first, the household structure comes first. by the time i get to the white has all been cheerful chaos. work out more, sure i used to sleep more, but it is the greatest privilege in my life to be their mother. there are a lot of working moms. and to make sure i am not disappointing before people who matter most to me in this world. that's what a lot of people -- a lot of moms experience. us to be fully present, physically present, but fully present. i will check myself into saying here i am in the house so they can watch this tv and that tv. the technology is put away and we engage. an only child, my husband is an only child. i feel a great responsibility in raising tomorrow's citizens. i teach them the golden rule and to try to be the

did secret service physically remove her kicking and screaming? ?d of reports. >> all kinds of reports. on "gma" today, omarosa told her side of the story. >> i resigned. and i didn't do that in the residence as being reported. john kelly and i sat down in the situation room, a very secure, very quiet room in the white house, and we had a very candid conversation. >> when you resigned, the report said you were escorted off the

secret service agents forced the assailant to the ground and handcuffed her.d as 27-year-old lynnette alice fromme, one of the earliest followers of charles manson involved in the tate/la bianca murders of 1969. >> about the same time gerald ford becomes president, charlie in prison writes to squeaky he's got new rules. they want to do one big thing that's going to get the nation's attention back on charlie. so squeaky, wearing a red robe, comes up to the president of the united states with a big gun, the secret service men wrestle her to the ground and squeaky's first words were, can you believe the gun didn't go off? >> following your own close brush with death in sacramento i wonder if this has convinced you all that we need tough gun legislation in this country? >> i prefer to go after the person who uses the gun for an illegal or criminal purpose. that to me is a far better approach than the one where you require registration of the individual or the gun. >> just minutes after making those statements, gerald ford walked in to the street and heard the soun

forest sorels, the head of the secret service in dallas came to jennifer juniors. they set out to try to get the film developed. and here is another very important, one of those little moments, things that happen in history that change the course of history in ways that you couldn't predict. forest sorels did not in that moment say mr. zapruder we are going to take your camera with the film in it and get it developed and we'll be in touch with you. he said let's go see if we can get the film developed. so they set off together. and this interview was done at wfaa, where they went to try to get the film processed unsuccessfully. went on to kodak. and at the kodak labs, forest sorest learned that oswald had been arrested and was called back to secret service headquarters. as he was leaving he said to my grandfather, if it comes out, would you give us a copy? and my grandfather said, sure. and that was that. it was one of the things about this story that i thought so much when i was writing it is that you cannot forget that it was 1963. it's moments like this that rem