secret service.e female driver of the vehicle was immediately apprehended by secret service uniform division officers. the vehicle did not breach the security barrier of the white house complex. now you'll see in this camera shot that is moving around, you'll see the police cars, one white police car through the trees there. those are the secret service uniformed division vehicles. now geoff, when you go to the white house and go through security, when i go to the white house and go through security, all of this security to get in and out is the secret service uniform division. so we don't think of them as the same secret service with the president but they are members of the secret service. they wear uniforms and they are all in bulletproof vests. they have in some cases side arms but many of them have heavier weaponry. we are looking at pictures -- live pictures of the uniformed officers who are at the barricades. but you could see there are cars parked in the way. one -- and there is the big plant

former secret service is with me.half hour we were listening to this joint news conference between the president of the united states and prime minister of australia, malcolm turnbull. when we know, jonathan, the president is in the white house, how does that change protocol when something happens? >> this is something that secret service agents and officers train for constantly. attacks on the white house grounds happen, unfortunately, are far too commonplace. we want to make sure that -- so we're viewing this as a car rammed the gate. suspect apprehended. were there any explosives in that car? is there any other -- what was the intent? is this an accident where someone happened to drive into the gate or was this intentional? intent will be cohere. again, when you look at the defenses of the white house, all the high-speed avenues of approach into the building, into the complex are mitigated. so this is something that, you know, we have looked at time and time again. we look at this threat. it's been known to be out

focusing on the security of the banking sector, for the secret service, is critical. i'll just point out that is why the service was created. the founding of it was right after the civil war. it was one of lincoln's last acts to authorize a service that would work against counterfeiting, which was prolific. about 40% of notes in circulation were counterfeit. they were substantially impacting our financial sector. it is a different realm now in cyber but still very important overall. let me pause there and take questions. [applause] >> c-span, an opportunity to get to you, will you please come to where the mics are? >> how does it feel to be the first outsider to head the united states secret service? randolph: good question. i think it is a tremendous organization. i'm very impressed by the quality of the people in the organization. we have a number of former agents in the room here. they can speak to that also. the men and women who make up the secret service are of an exceptional quality. it is just a tremendous honor to be there. >> on the director of the georgia bu

so focusing on the security of the banking sector for the secret service is critical. i might just point out that was why the service was created. it was not created to protect the president, the founding of it was right after the civil war, it was one of lincoln's last acts to the day he was shot to authorize a service that would work against counterfeiting, which was prolific about 40 or 50% of the notes in circulation were counterfeit, they were substantially impacting our financial sector. it's still our mission set. it's in a different realm now in this cyber area so very important to us overall. let me pause there and take question questions. >> this will give c-span an opportunity to get to you. if you would come to where the mics are, we will take a few questions, please. >> director, how does it feel to be the first outsider to head the united states secret service? >> good question. i think it's a tremendous organization, i'm very impressed by the quality of the people in the organization. who we recruit, we have a number of former agents here in the room here

secret service. he recently spoke at the atlanta press club about combating financial crimes, including bank fraud and counterfeiting. he was also asked about other secret service operations. this is just under an hour. >> good afternoon. my name is tom johnson. i am proud to say that i am a cofounder of what we think is the new atlanta press club. cofos the new atlanta press club. today it is the second-largest press club in the usa, second only to the national is club and it is the number one press club and america. this is a joint meeting of the leaders. , myself ands ago another thought it would be a good idea to have dinner with the atlantic community to bring them into this and have speakers that would tell the message we thought was important to this community as well as the nation. we've had speakers like general generals -- like -- petraeus. absolutely nobody on the stuff in 1965. no political connections. not a part of the presidential family even though my last name it is johnson. [laughte

that's the secret service guard shack.t street where you come in and turn up 17th street. there's an area there that people go through to get screened. if you're drive into the complex, that's the area that you go to get into the white house parking area and the executive drive, which is just in between the executive office building and the white house. i mean, there's -- it would be difficult to conceive that somebody would accidentally drive into that area, if you did have some sort of medical problem or lost your faculties and you drove street and your foot got stuck. you could go into that area there. i don't have anything from the secret service yet as to what might have been going on with this person. we know it's a woman in a car and we have seen the car and she's been taken into custody. so shep, clearly something that we're getting information on very quickly. we'll get you some more just as soon as we can here. >> shepard: a lot to be said for observing body language. the body language of these that guard this pl

we have seen a love more secret service around.he white house has a lot of new faces in the media. there is a lot more secret service agents around. it seems tighter in that regard. person in thise photograph with a jacket over his head? doug: that was taken from one of the press bands at the white house. the president and first lady were heading out. saw his son, barron was up by the motorcade. ,alking across the lawn normally we are not allowed to photograph any of the children. we always give them that respect. because he was around and we leaving, the ball started rolling, i thought i should get this. boys saw thee two tv cameras, they put their jackets over there hair head. barron always has a secret service agent with them. just like every member of the trump family and that every member of the obama family group they had constant secret service around. barron has secret service with him in school. unique photo.a they can see her stuff on twitter. what is this? this picture was actually minuteuring that 55 meeting we had with

that's actually a happened rail for secret service agents. the bump every folds down, that lifts up from the trunk for them to hold on to when they're riding with the president in the parade. i think people think they're assuming they're something james bond might drive. it's pretty basic. there might be pa system? there with a microphone could the president can talk to the crowd, a phone might be in there so he can make a few phone calls, but that's about it. they were just trons partation vehicles, they were designed to serve a purpose to get the president where he was going and allow him to be scene in parades. beyond that the technology was really fairly basic. if i had to pick a favorite car of these, i suppose it's the one a lot of people would pick. but i think of the kennedy car as being of a favorite of mine because that represents two worlds of presidential transport. you have what starts as a modified lincoln. it's been stretched and given a slightly larger enbegin but beyond that it's like a car did you buy from any dealer. after

that's actually a handrail for secret service agents. the bumper folds down, that lifts up from the trunk to make a handrail to hold onto when they're riding in a parade. people are surprised at the technology of these cars. they assume there must be rocket launchers hidden or special trackers or homing devices. no, really, the technology is pretty basic. might be a pa system in there with a microphone so the president can talk to a crowd, a radio telephone which can be patched into the white house switchboard which allowed the president to make a few phone calls. that's about it. beyond that, these were just transportation vehicles, designed to serve its purpose, get the president where he was going and to allow him to be seen in parades, those kinds of situations. beyond that, technology was fairly basic. if i had to pick a favorite car of these, i suppose it's the one a lot of people would pick, but i think of the kennedy car as being a favorite of mine. that represents, really, sort of two worlds of presidential transport. you have w

platforms built on to the back for secret service agents. spotlights and flashing heights, fairly modest and received the presidents well into the kennedy administration. the size of the presidential fleet varies from year to year. it starts modest and grows a little bit. primarily, there was always just one parade car for the president and the that car certainly would be uses whenever he was traveling in a montanaer kad in washington, d.c. it might be taken with him when traveling. it could travel by rail or airplane, they start to move towards cargo planes to transport the cars by the time eisenhower is president. or use a vehicle furnished by a local dealer. they might go to the local lincoln agent and provided a new car. and that was it. the state cars was used for special purposes and high profile events. there was a lot of difficulty and expense transporting them. presidents wouldn't drive thems in official capacities, their point is to be seen and provide an opportunity for the public to get a close look at the president. however, pre

barron always has a secret service agent with them.ust like every member of the trump family and that every member of the obama family group they had constant secret service around. barron has secret service with him in school. brian: this is a unique photo. they can see more stuff on twitter. what is this? doug: this picture was actually taken during that 55 minute meeting we had with immigration. it was the first time i ever saw the number 45 embroidered on his sleeve. i am always fascinated with his cufflinks. the president has a unique array of cufflinks. if we are in the meeting long enough i always tried to do that. we get to see these things. this was one, when i took it, i thought this is different and unique. luckily, i did not tell my other colleagues because there are 8-10 photographers in the same room. i am using a newer camera. i am using a sony which is him completely silent. i can be standing next to my colleagues, formerly they could hear me take pictures, now it is silent. that helps make that image. i think if i have

no, that's actually a handrail for secret service agents. bumper folds down to make a foot platform than that lifts up to make a handrail for them to hang onto. i think sometimes people are surprised at the technology in the cars. they assume they are something like james bond might drive. there must it be rocket launches or honing devices. no, the technology is pretty basic. there may be there may be a pa system so the president can talk to crowd, phone call. that's about it. beyond that these were really just transportation vehicles. they were designed to serve purpose, get the president to where he was going, and to allow him to be seen in parades, those kind of situations. beyond that, the technology was fairly basic. if i had to pick a favorite carve theerks i suppose it's the one a lot of people would pick, but i think of the kennedy car as being a favorite of mine because that represents two world'ses of presidential transport. you have what starts as modified lincoln, stretched given a slightly larger engine, but beyond that it's lik

you know, the boy barron always , has a secret service agent with him.o just like every member of the , trump family and like every member of the obama family group -- family they had constant , secret service around. sashak they just like, and melia, going to school, barron has secret service with him in school. host: this is a unique photo. people can see your stuff independently on twitter. how do they do that? what is the address? nytmills is my twitter handle. this picture was actually taken during that 55 minute meeting we had with immigration. it was the first time i ever saw the number 45 embroidered on his sleeve. i am always fascinated with his cufflinks. the president has a unique array of cufflinks that i always try and photograph or get a detailed shot if we are in the meeting long enough. because we are in their a lot of re a lot ofn their times, we get to see these things. this was one, when i took it, i thought this is different and unique. luckily, i did not tell my other colleagues because there are 8-10 photographers in the same room.

>> reporter: she is no stranger to the secret service. she did try to breach the grounds last year, and was arrested by the secret service three different times last year, david. >> david kerley in washington for us as well. >>> next tonight, president trump doubling down on his plan to arm so much teachers, even as major teachers groups you have push back tonight. the president arguing that teachers will do the best job because they love the students more than the guards do. here's abc's cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: despite resounding opposition from american teachers, today president trump said arming some educators is the only way to stop school shootings. >> if there are guns inside, held by the right people, by highly trained professionals, you're going to see this end. >> reporter: and marjorie stoneman douglas high did have an armed, highly trained professional on campus. scot peterson a 33-year veteran sheriff's deputy. but in the face of gunfire, he remained in the parking lot. we pressed the president today. >> the parklan

>> dan: the secret service, we didn't interview. we take notes and we type it up later but it wasn't really a formal form at the time. if the fbi has a formal form to summarize that interview. those interview notes with mike flynn were changed to reflect a different opinion, than the opinion of the agents of that room. i wouldn't be surprised if someone or someone in the fbi may be subject themselves to criminal prosecution themselves. >> lisa: he was the one that served as the reversal of the charge against senators ted stevens as well. >> harris: he wanted to look at the total evidence. >> lisa: moving on, sparkling students are bound to head to their state capital to lobby their lawmakers, resident trump is back at the white house. he's being criticized by some for not talking about gun control in the wake of the shooting. that killed 17 people in florida. tomorrow, he will hold a listening session with the kids parents, teachers, affected by the school students. another meeting is planned for this thursday whether he is being un

the female driver of the vehicle immediately apprehended by the secret service. no law enforcement personnel were injured during the incident. the vehicle did not breach the barrier. we're going to keep you updated on this developing story. lauren: certainly will. get back to the markets. what a day. the dow ending at session highs up 348 points, positive on the week. we go to gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange watching all the action. so why are we up today, gerri? what did it? >> wow, that's all i can say. here is what i believe is going on. we've been watching the 10-year treasury on all week long the yield on it right? it is 2.87. here is what is going on, this week a lot of federal debt issue, possibly one trader, more debt than ever issued before. you have all of that debt. guess what? yields come down. get to monthly and weekly performances for the week. these numbers have been changing. dow up 0.36. s&p up 0.5%. nasdaq up 1.35%. that is for the week. the dow down 3.8%, nasdaq down 1.1%. s&p down 2.7%. the turn in the market. tech has

at no time was any secret service impacted. all secret service majority measures worked.t like you draw it up, dana. back to you. >> dana: thank you. thanks it was all safe and sound. is a possible trade war about to break out? administration laying out options on restricting eup ports and imposing tariffs, part of the president's campaign promise. >> part of the options would be terrorists coming in, substantial tariffs which means the united states would make a lot of money and probably our steel industry and our aluminum industry would come back into our country. >> president trump firing off tweets targeting democrats. the security adviser and oprah, a big focus, election meddling charges against the russian pip eel speak to a reporter who said the president seems concerned ab how the charges reflect on him and not how to respond to russia. that's top of the hour on shepherd smith reporting. we'll see you then. >> dana: a potential trade war between the u.s. and allies as president trump considers new restrictions on imports of steel and aluminum. for steel, options i

secret service quickly arrested the female driver. the vehicle's windows were shattered, but officers didn't have to fire a shot. federal law enforcement sources say the suspect has been on their radar for some time. she has been cooperating, and they believe she has mental health issues. in recent years, the secret service has been tested. in 2014, an iraq war veteran jumped the fence and made it all the way into the white house. and in 2016, the secret service shot and injured an armed man as he approachedded a guard booth. the security gate itself is about 200 yards from the white house. over the last few years, the secret service has had to raise security standards around white house grounds. they've raised the fences, and they've also include other layers of security around the white house. jeff. >> glor: jeff pegues on the 69 of the scare tonight. jeff, thank you very much. now to the florida school shooting and the mistakes made. we have new details tonight of a tip that reached a national f.b.i. call center but was never passe

the secret service says that no shots were fired. the 35-year-old woman from tennessee was apprehended. law enforcement sources told cbs news she is someone already known to the secret service.>>> california's immigrations are prompting president trump to remove federal agents from the state. president trump ramped up his rhetoric over california's sanctuary status. he said the golden state is not helping the administration target ms-13 gang. california would come back groveling for his help. immigrant rights groups are outraged over his remarks. you may recall the justice department threatened to subpoena sanctuary cities and states. president trump has continuously one device raise and even proposed federal funding from california. the san francisco office has not commented on his latest remarks. >> he clearly is never ever coming to california. he literally every time you get the chance, he takes a shot. we are as sanctuary state. we have too many dreamers here as far as he is concerned. we are anti-wall as far as he is concerned,

they were given to him by the secret service in 2000. and what's unique about them is they have golf cleats on the bottom of them. what most people may not realize is that his father and grandfather were both the head of the united states golf association. so golf has been a big thing in his life for a lot of his life, but i think the mixing of the golf cleats and the cowboy boots is a very texas thing. then moving on to bill clinton. for bill clinton, what we have is a pair of his running shoes made by nike. the running shoes are a size 13. they have the presidential logo on the tongue. these are on loan to us from the william jefferson clinton presidential library in little rock, arkansas. bill clinton was known for running eight-minute miles, which is pretty good, a pretty good pace. he would run at least three miles a day. additionally, when he was out running around washington, d.c. with his entourage of secret service guards, if other people were out jogging, he would holler over, come on and join us. they'd come and talk. the secr

fourteen hours after kennedy was shot johnson was nearly shot by a secret service agent in his own yardis also in a book called the kennedy detail. an amazing story that very few people know of. just incredible the day after then there are other civilian stories about the presidency and the mansion we could talk all day but i did want to talk briefly about our current president donald trump we have been talking a lot, did i hear something? [laughter] we have been talking about history but in terms of the future and what we can learn from the past and what it might suggest about president trump. i will tell you something that i think is much more valuable and objective and what history tells us about trump and we will start by looking at the polls. so to be in this bipartisan world they have one or two poles they call them fake news is the term. the only fair way is to take all polls. and to be one aggregate number. and then to aggregate them together with 42.1% of the nation approves of president trump, 53.3% do not. they are all average together which is fair and decent decent way to l

with his entourage of secret service guards, if other people were out jogging he would holler over, come on and join us and they would come and talk. secret service wasn't very excited about that because you're bringing in unknown people into the residence of the president there. but he seemed to enjoy it and got along just fine. and here we are with george w. bush. for george bush, we have some baseball cards which i collected as a boy. i'm guessing 10, 11, 12, 13, and what he did with these baseball cards is he would tape them to a card, self-addressed card and he would put it in an envelope and mail it to the baseball player and had a little handwritten note on them saying please sign this card and return. these cards are ones that he got back. and it shows an early love for baseball for the president to at one time had owned a baseball team. the texas rangers. and now barack obama, 44th president of the united states. what we have borrowed from him from the barack obama presidential library is a chess set which he got a gift from the king of jordan. barack obama is known to play ches

the driver is already known to secret service. police are interviewing her now to try to figure out why she got into the white house. mola lenghi, cbs news, the white house. >>> some stanford students are angry about a plaque. dozens turned out at the spot where former swimmer, brock turner, assaulted a woman in 2015. the victim known as emily doe has proposed two quotes for the plaque from a letter she read out in court. the university is considering different quotes upsetting students. >> stanford betrayed its promise. >> administrators say the excerpts the victim put forward will not work for a contemplative space on campus. instead they may use one that says i'm right here, i'm okay. >>> tonight a suspected serial bank robber in san jose is in custody. police obtained the surveillance image of the robber who struck three different banks beginning january 4. police identified the suspect as oscar radio. they arrested him at the great mall in milpitas. >>> intruders burst into a home in washington state and opened fire. carter e

i saw a lot of secret service heightened activity as this situation happened a number of secret servicegents running to the white house and locked down areas we normally have free range of motion to. you don't get the sense that the secret service is overly concerned because they are allowing reporters and others to leave the northwest gate here. so there is some free movement here at the same sometime. we're watching this incidecident unfold on the southwest side of the white house complex itself a few scary moments. we'll have to wait and see what this is all about. that's the information we have from the secret service. >> got it, eamon thanks much. live at the white house. >>> 18 minutes left. here we go let's see how we do. the dow up 287 points. s&p even better. nasdaq even better, as we all head toward the end of a week that turns out we'll be a little positive for the week. >>> two new reports are pointing to big outflows in u.s. equities, though, this week, interestingly enough up next we'll talk to the head of trading at td ameritrade about what his clients have been doing lat

secret service employees there also talks about a potential tank deal germany modernizing turkish tanksin the end we don't know of course it's just speculation but the big question is how high will the price be that the german government has to pay for dens your jewels freedom correspondent yulia han istanbul thank you. prosecutors in ethiopia have dropped charges against shoe bloggers who criticize the government they were arrested four years ago on charges of inciting violence it is the latest in a wave of political amnesty as announced by if you know his government last month opposition supporters have also been celebrating after one of their kid leaders was released from prison was thousands of opposition supporters thronged to the local stadium and adama to welcome home their hero the. secular galba credited his release from jail to people power. he called on supporters to keep up the pressure on the government and our struggle should not stop until no single prisoner fighting for his rights is left in the federal prison they should be free. but it's not enough that they free one o

. >> secret service agents arrested a woman they say drove into a security barrier at the white house. authorities say the driver is known to secret service and is believed to have mental health issues. >> ivanka trump arrived in south korea where she will represent the u.s. for the olympic closing ceremony. at the same time, the u.s. imposed sanctions on those accused of trading with north career ya. north korea. an impressionist masterpiece stolen in france has been found on a bus. police were doing random checks at a restaurant outside paris. you can imagine their surprise when they opened the case and found a painting with the signature of degas, an original from 1877, called the chorus singer. no one on the bus would admit the luggage was theirs. amazon is responding to "action news" viewers catching delivery drivers acting badly. surveillance video of his package being tossed like a bean bag to the front door. nothing was damaged and amazon credited his account. in a statement to "action news," amazon said we have high standards and expect our packages to be handled with care. w

secret service did where they studied all the school shooters for more than a 25-year period, and 78% had either suicidal attempts or had talked about attempting suicide. that's an astounding number. and this is in a situation where looking for profiles, they weren't all loners, they weren't outcasts. they weren't all white. they were all over the map from almost every single situation except almost all being male. nearly all of them had some kind of sense or failure or loss and depression. those were the only common factors. >> how much is the desire for publicity or infamy part of this? it's one of the reasons we don't name them because that is part of it. but when you looked at the columbine shooters and that was an unusual one that you had two working together. they wanted that to be a mass casualty incident, even bigger. they had explosive devices. >> exactly. that's runs throughout almost all of these. but i think we get in trouble when we call it fame or infamy because people have difficulty understanding are they really

the secret service trying to soften the incident tweeted out fact check reports about secret serviceckling a host nation official during the president's trip to china in november 2017 are false. here now is lieutenant general thomas mcinerney, general you ever heard about anything like this happening before? >> i have not, david, so it surprised me a great deal. david: well as you heard, the secret service is suggesting that general kelly didn't tackle anybody but the story didn't say that he tackled anybody. i think they're trying to make the best of a bad situation here >> they are. what he did according to the reports i read was he moved out when he heard they were being held up this particular group of aids and assistants was being held up. he immediately went out, went to where he was being held up, told the whole group to move through, and the chinese guard didn't want that to happen and he put his hand up on general kelly who nicely removed it. there are words that secret service then got in a wrestling match but in any case general kelly was on the scene, he was proactive. da

fourteen hours after kennedy was shot lyndon johnson was nearly shot by a secret service agent in his own yard. it is also in a book called the kennedy detail. an amazing story. just incredible. there is a million stories to tell of the president we could talk all day about this stuff but i did want to talk briefly about donald trump. we've been talking about the history but in terms of the future will be have learned from the past. i will not give you my views or anybody that has an opinion something that is much more valuable and objective my history tells us and i will start by marine one and looking at the polls because people are biased in this partisan world we live in but they have one or two polls they like because it tells them what they want to hear fake news is the term today. the only fair way to look at this is to take all the polls throw them into a blender and outcomes one number. and then they aggregate them and as of this morning 42.1% of the people approve of president trump 53% do not. those are all averaged together which is a fair and decent way to look at this. s

i used to be a secret service agent. secret service did an exhaustive study on school shootings, because targeted violence and an assassination attempt of a president or a political figure which is targeted violence and targeted violence at schools share commonalities.en so the secret service looks at on conjunction with the psychologic community and mental health community to research this. this deranged guy may be an invaluable source of information to prevent this kind of thing in the future. they came away with a lot of material to pass on to schools and administrators.a it is a valuable study. >> tucker: what was the profile to the extent that there is one? each case is unique, but is there a thread that ties them together? >> yeah, one of the interesting threads and pieces of information that they came away with was the preattack notifier and behavioral pattern was very similar, tucker. a large majority of these school shooters had told someone about the plan in some form of advance. s i get it, if you see somethin

secret service. someone they had some sort of prior contact with and they believe there may be some sort of mental health issue at play. it has shuttle down traffic for only about a very short block between, on 17th street there by the white house. they haven't really expanded the security perimeter all that much. they've been allowing journalists to come in and out of the white house grounds for the past half-hour so it doesn't father security situation is at a high level. at this moment the prime minister of australia who was here for a meeting with the president of the united states and did hold a press conference was still in the west wing, and there were journalists, australian journalists covering his visit who were held here at the white house while this incident was being hashed out. to recap, this woman now in custody. someone known to secret service. it is believed she did ram her vehicle into that barricade on 17th and e street outside the white house on purpose. at this point no, law enfo

the driver is known to secret service and believed to have mental health issues. >>> happening today, eagles coach doug peterson gets a new honor, this hits home for the coach of the super town champs. town council in morris town, new jersey will present the coach with aclamation from the town where the coach lives. >>> eating organic, it doesn't have to cost you a whole lot of green. alicia vitarelli shows us way to save on your groceries and tells you what's worth spending more on. >>> girl scout cookies is hosting a tummy tempting fundraiser this weekend. >> reporter: we have more rain out to the west i'll let you know when it gets here when we come right back. >> so glad you're waking up with us, chefs in the lehigh valley are using girl scout cookies to create culinary masterpieces at the steel stacks in bethlehem. karen rogers has a preview. >> reporter: lucy is 11 years old an avid girl scout and two time winner of children's chop. >> 15 different restaurants make amazing dishes both sweet and savory. >> reporter: rich is making french toast stuffed with carmel delight. you're

secret service.ite house complex, apparently just drove into it. there's a female driver who's been apprehended immediately. we're going to watch story is, wring -- bring you information. >>> well, after a brief reprieve from saber rattling between north korea and the u.s., treasury secretary mnuchin slapped sanctions on 56 companies that ship and trade goods with north korea. this in an effort to stymy the hermit kingdom's efforts to get around the international ban on coal imports and fuel imports. the goal is to cut off shipments of oil to the north as a way of persuading its leader kim jong un to give up his nuclear weapons program. we bring in fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters to discuss. >> hi, liz. liz: sanctions are like economic strangulation. we have a bunch in already before today's round. are they working? >> they're working. they're working slowly, but they are working. now, whether or not they will be enough ultimately to end the nuke and missile programs in nor

the secret service says no shots were fired during the incident. the white house was put under immediate lockdown while officers investigated. the prime minister was visiting president trump during the incident. the leaders were not in danger. law enforcement sources say the driver was somebody known to the secret service. police are interviewing her to determine why she was trying to get to the white house. >>> recently, police identified the suspect as a 35-year-old woman from tennessee. she has been arrested several times for previous encounters near the white house. >>> the russia investigation and the 5th guilty plea. rick gates has pleaded guilty to lying to investigators and conspiring against the united states. the signal skates agreement to cooperate with robert mueller's investigation. in exchange, prosecutors will drop other charges. >>> the great debate, how officers are getting caught up. >>> a powerful message today from reese witherspoon. the flu continues to rise.. even continues to rise.. even though the outbreak appears to to be e

tired secret service agent and former cia counterterrorism officer did not. do want to miss any of those fine gentleman. trump firing back taking the twitter this weekend after the special counsel released an indictment on friday charging 13 russian nationals with interfering in the 2016 presidential election. the president writing, with the goal of russia to find discord than with all of the committee hearings. investigations and party hatred has succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. they're laughing that expletive off in moscow. get smart americana. independent counsel ken starr to cause russia to the real enemy in the investigation. >> we should stop pointing fingers at one another in this country and realize who the real enemy is. these are spies. they came into our country. they spent millions of dollars. they didn't need to collude with anyone. they had a massive operation in st. petersburg, russia, not florida and we now know the people financing is according to the indictment were people extremely close to vladimir putin. the real target here is the

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we'll start in washington with the secret service locked down the white house today. after a driver plowed into a barrier just outside. abc news reporter david occurly has the story. >> everybody we got to walk this way now. >> the frantic moments. as secret service officers respond to a vehicle attempting to breach the white house grounds. >> a suspicious vehicle at 17th and e street northwest. >> the woman in custody tonight, according to witnesses ignored repeated orders to stop trying to get through the barriers in the white van. >> she kept pressing on the gas and trying to push through i guess. that's what it looked like. and then they ordered her to stop. >> in video capturing some of the smoke from the spinning burning tires. witnesses hearing bangs. >> police were starting to pile out of the back of the white house. and everybody is just screaming, go, go the. >> the suspect apprehended in seconds and bomb squads and experts went through the vehicle. unsure initially of the motivation, the secret service has shut down the road that borders the entire west sid