and the same with the secret service i think it's important to expose the problems in the secret service in order to get eventual, you know, revolution to change this. to reform this agency. it is so dangerous. the fact that they're lax, in fact, going back to the ronald reagan assassination attempt the reason that he he was able to almost kill him it was that -- the white house staff pressured the secret service to allow bystanders to see reagan as he came out of the hilton unscreen ared so 15 feet away from him and able to shoot him. because no secret service carried their own -- never should have bowed to that pressure and so important to know because, you know, the last thing we want is assassination i don't care what party the person is with. in the last couple of minutes what do you think president trump qowld say after and grade what wouldn't he like or wouldn't like? >>when i autographed to him i starred -- phage 276 that's the last phage that says that he'll be seen as one of the greatest presidents and -- you know, so like that -- but i haven't heard that whowtion communication

since he was 15 feet away from him and the secret service never should have bowed down to the pressure these are the secrets are so importanthat areso important fow because the last thing we want is an assassination i don't care what party the person is brains. >> host: in the last couple of minutes what do you think that he would say, what would he like and what would you like? >> guest: the last page said he would be seen as one of the greatest presidents. but i have heard that the communications people are saying that the book is viewed favorably by the white house as a positive book even though there are so many criticisms and stumbles. so i think that is the way that he has regarded it all the way regardless of the fact four example i sent one of the articles demonstrating that obama was in fact born in the united states based on the fact that there was an announcement run of his birth in the hawaii theatre. i sent him back and he knows hee was born in kenya but at the same time he has a bigger picture and understand this i am a journalist and i tell it like it is, that's what i t

ryan king became a record of the secret service following a july 7, 2017 arrest by the secret serviceniformed division. officer - - ryan king was charged with unlawful entry after crossing a security barrier by the white house complex. information regarding the arrest was provided to our local law enforcement partners including the fbi at the time of the arrest to ensure appropriate authorities were aware of the circumstances surrounding ryan king's arrest. the secret service field office and secret service headquarters are working closely with all law-enforcement personnel on this investigation. thank you. >> now marcus watson, special agent in charge at atf for the tennessee and alabama jurisdiction. >> good afternoon. sadly, this morning, my agents responded to assist our local partners in this investigation. upon arrival, we were able to identify with the assistance of our local partners in nashvill , police department, he used an ar 15. we initiated a trace for that weapon. we identified when it was legally purchased in 2011 in illinois. we provided that information to the invest

the secret service of nashville head office and secret service divisions are working closely with all law enforcement personal necessarily on this investigation. thank you. >> and now marcus watson, the special agent in charge of atf for the tennessee and alabama jurisdiction. >> good afternoon. sadly this morning my agents responded to assist our local partners in this investigation. upon arrival, we were able to identify with the assistance of our local partners, nashville police department, a weapon called an ar-15. we initiate aid trad a trace on weapon. we identified when that weapon was originally purchased in illinois. we stand with our local and federal partners in this investigation. i've directed all my resources available, including k-9 intelligence center to make available all resources to us that the suspect is found, found swiftly and he has his day in court. thank you. >> and now walt amer, the president and ceo of waffle house. >> good afternoon. i'm here to express our condolences to the victims and their families. it is a very sad day indeed for our waffle house fami

it says, the secret service expresses sincere condolences to the family of barbara bush, the epitome class and grace during and after her service to the country as first lady of the united states. i want to highlight this because, first of all, her code name was tranquility, which i think was an inside joke with them. but they were -- barbara bush and george herbert walker bush were beloved by the secret service. they treated them so well. and i think it says a lot when you hear about the ushers and the staff and how much they loved them. but one of the things that the bushes did for the secret service was on holidays, on christmas, on new year's, they would always stay home and stay in, so that as many secret service agents as possible could be with their family. or when they went to the vatican to see the pope, the president would say, who's roman catholic, and he would always make sure that they were in to these visits. and that kind of courtesy and consideration speaks volumes. and i think it's the reason why you're seeing this kind of expression of condolences tonight. i just wa

you have the secret service disputing that some of these things happened.reporter who broke the original story, jonathan swann of axios said he wouldn't print the allegations, because i can't prove they true, and then said in an interview, jon tester can't prove they're true, either. i think this has been an absolute outrage. i'm not sure dr. jackson was the right person to lead the va and he certainly should have been vetted, but this character assassination is absolutely outrageous. he's a navy doctor, he served his country, and his only sin in this whole deal was that he was nominated by donald trump and that was enough for jon tester to smear a good man. i'm outraged by it and i think a lot of people are, frankly. >> i hear your outrage, but it wasn't just democrats. it wasn't just jon tester who was concerned about these allegations. it wasn't just him who were hearing these allegations and tael the allegations were coming from people who were both current and former members of the administration and former members of that unit in which this individual

over the airwaves, meaning the secret service airwaves, quote, tranquility, which was her secret serviceame, has arrived at her final destination. >> that's how they alerted the other secret service agents that she had passed. >> correct. >> extraordinary. is it clear how many immediate family members are still in houston? obviously the whole family gathered. >> some of them had gone home, i think, before this all happened. i'm told that dora bush, their daughter, is there, and neil bush lives in houston, so there is still family around. >> i want to bring in the rest of the panel, gloria borger, sanjay gupta. he is responding and appears to be recovering. what does that tell you? >> they have identified what caused this sepsis. often it's an infection that can start off as even a minor infection from the skin or a urinary tract infection and then spread to the rest of the body into the blood. when you're giving antibiotics, you're obviously trying to clear this infection. you also have to make sure some of these antibiotics are pretty powerful, that you don't cause problems to some of t

and that secret service had to intervene. the secret service is now saying in a statement they have no record, they've gone back and looked, they have no records of intervening in that incident. but new information we have this morning, a source tells cnn today that someone with direct knowledge of those incidents said that there was a conversation between the secret service and staff from the medical unit at the time about jackson's disruptive behavior. there's a lot going on here. but clearly a lot of these allegations are still unanswered. and there is a reason that jackson withdrew his nomination. the white house was not prepared apparently to defend him well enough that he could survive this confirmation process, ryan. >> the question becomes is this now more about the 2018 midterms. thank you so much. >>> meanwhile, the presidents talking about the findings from the investigation into russian meddling. he tweeted, quote, house intelligence committee ruled there was no collusion between the trump campaign and russia. as

by the secret service. and also and then others like the bush twins that try to lose their agents the barren is very gregarious he will go around that mir-a-lago on the terrace to say enjoy your breakfast. just like trump. and when he was two years old milania was feeding him the bottle and then he walked back into the cabin. but he took the bottle out of his mouth and said do you want some like rex one -- mike? be make that is amazing talk about the codenames be manic those are generated by a computer and hard to understand but that dick cheney's wife she is an author so her name was arthur but the purpose is when agents are speaking into their your piece to overhear where they are talking about and with confusion over the names. >> and you have some warring factions. and then to understand that is happening and to touch all the parts of the to capture with those warring factions and who are they? >> and right inside. and those people that are with trump all through the day so that gives you the correct st

let's get to where the secret service comes in on this. of allegations, there's an allegation that jackson attended a secret service going away party, that he was intoxicated, and he wrecked a government vehicle. jackson on wednesday told reporters that he didn't wreck any vehicles, and a white house official tells cnn that it asked gsa to pull records about jackson's driving and it didn't find any evidence in those documents that he was drinking on the job. a white house official telling cnn, i'm quoting here, there would have to be a massive co r cover-up or government conspiracy for him to crash a government vehicle without any paperwork. ana, separately from that, cnn has exclusive reporting. we spoke to four sources, including one with direct knowledge of this, that during the obama administration, that rear admiral jackson was intoxicated. he went to the hotel room door of a female employee, was banging on her door, loudly. secret service became involved, according to a source, because of concern that admiral jackson would wake presi

craft had no secret service until 1964. anybody -- grandpa had no secret service until 1964. anybody could walk up to the house. i tell this story a lot. car broke down from my grandparents home in the early 1950's. he did not know where he was, there was no sign on it in the 1950's assaying truman home. he walked up the front steps and rang the doorbell and grandpa answered. the man said, my car has broken down, do you have a phone? grandpa said come on in. the guy went in and called a local garage. the grosz said it will take -- the garage said it will take 15 or 20 minutes to get there. the phone and said thank you, i'll go wait in my car. grandpa said no, you can stay here. they talked for 15 or 20 minutes. wrecker pulled up, the man said thank you for the hospitality. grandpa said you're welcome, i hope it doesn't cost you too much. the man got halfway down the steps and stopped, then he turned back and look at my grandfather, and said, i hope you don't take offense of this, but you look a hell of a lot like that son of a bitch harry truman. [laughter] apparently grandpa

the secret service is unable to confirm.derful jackson family. tester should resign. that's a pretty strong statement there coming from president trump. pete: sure is. the nugget we know this morning is the secret service has looked into the allegations against ronny jackson when he was the white house doctor were true. he said it didn't happen. we have no records of it at all. this comes after the fact. it comes after three or four days where the irresponsible left wing media ran with allegations from john testing and smeared a good man through the mud. and now has pulled his name out of consideration for the v.a. secretary. because who wants to put up with that? he never got his court hearing. he never got his day in confirmation. and jon tester is on the senate v.a. committee. he knew what he was doing. abby: this wasn't even about his ability to serve though, griff. these are allegations about a lot of his personal life. why not figure out if he is qualified to do that job? why not give him that hearing? let the senators

the white house and secret service have so far declined to comment on this story. >> it sounds like the secret service were involved. >> we are told that at that time it was reported to the chain of command. sources tell us it was one of multiple episodes involving jackson, alcohol, and overseas trips. of course, what you just heard last hour from montana senator john tester. members of the committee have been working through all of these allegations. but they haven't been able to substantiate these claims because there's so little documentation to be able to corroborate it. we're not hearing from the white house just yet on this specific matter. >> where do things stand? how might this affect his nomination? >> anderson, we've heard lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say if these are true, they want to learn me. you saw the top republican on the veterans committee, and john tester, the top democrat, reaching out to the white house. they want more details about any allegations, any inspections into ronny jackson's behavior while serving as the white house physician. he served, again,

the secret service had a heart attack, my grandmother had a heart attack, she ordered us all off the roof and she locks the attic and hid the key. three months after she died, the parks service called my mother and said, do you know where the key to the attic is, and my mother said, hell no, she hid it from me. [laughter] mr. daniel: it was in that filing cabinet, taped to the back of a drawer. further evidence of my grandparents' care with money, there is no wallpaper behind that cupboard. [laughter] mr. daniel: we're not going to move it, we are just going to paper around it, it will be fine. [laughter] mr. daniel: if my grandparents come back, i am a dead man. [laughter] mr. daniel: they start rebuilding the white house, putting entrance hall back together, they start putting the state dining room back together, and the west sitting home with a big crack, i was in there at seven years old. my parents did not tell me that my grandfather had been president of the united states. i found out in school. [laughter] mr. daniel: thank god it was first grade and not high school. [laughter]

even the head of the secret service of the afraid to go tell nancy.e was taking her favorite agent away. [laughter] her final lead agent she had it in and with her agent would stay with her and died and it actually happened but it was, that was the worst day in everyone's life. when the secret service agent not just her lead but anybody on her detail had to transfer out because those were the rules. yeah. yeah. so we're going to go to a question in the audience in a minute. so i want you to get reside. but i have one little fun story i want sheila to tell. yadz never heard it before. before a trip, of course, before first lady or president goes out, a group goes out in advance, and sheila didn't do that very often. but once in a while apparently she was out and about and she ended up in las vegas. you know where i'm headed here and the story was did very funny so i thought you could tell that and go to questions in the audience. j well, let's see. had his own private permanent apartment at the holings and phelan city was going out there to speak to th

tester's anonymous allegations included that he was drunk driving and had a wreck and the secret serviceatsoever of that at all, so president trump has every reason to be upset with senator tester in fact everybody has a reason to be upset with senator tester. this is the kind, the worst kind of politics, the kind of stuff that goes on in washington that makes people sick and he needs to be held accountable by the people of montana. having said that, the president better not respond in kind. he could turn this from a situation where tester's opponent can make this an issue of fairness and equity and what ought to go on in washington but if the president makes charges like he did and said i know things and i'm going to say these things unless they're true he could just give tester a way to wiggle out of this. maria: that is so wrong. even it's the same with the dossier. they come up with these lies, put it in there. in a dossier and then they use it to wire tap somebody on the trump campaign and now lies about ronny jackson that's completely, you know, smeared him and then of course there

apparent chemical attack in syria was a ‘staged event', carried out with the help of a foreign secret serviceousand jobs are to go at britain's biggest carmaker, as jaguar land rover announces cutbacks at its plant in solihull. and dwaynejohnson takes on mutant monsters in an adaptation of the video game rampage. we'll look at this and the other big releases, later in the film review. it's 5 o'clock. sir cliff richard has begun giving evidence in the case he's brought against the bbc for breach of privacy. he told a high courtjudge that bbc coverage of a raid on his home was "shocking and upsetting" and had affected his health, both mentally and physically. the complaint relates to coverage of a police investigation and raid of the star's home in 2014, following an allegation of sexual assault. sir cliff denied any wrongdoing and was never arrested or charged. helena lee is at the high court. the up—to—date with what he called has heard. he stood throughout as evidence. he was asked at the start how he wanted to be referred to. he said he was content with being called sir cliff and he preferr

of a certain state, thatis secret services of a certain state, that is now at the forefront of a russo theresa may and donald trump have vowed that the alleged use of chemical weapons in syria will "not go unchallenged". the two leaders spoke by phone last night and agreed to work closely on an international response. the labour mp john woodcock is chairman of the party's backbench foreign affairs committee — and backs uk action in syria. thank you for your time this morning. i would like to ask you at those comments from the russian foreign minister, which country to you think he is talking about and what do you make of them?m you think he is talking about and what do you make of them? it is ludicrous and yet another example of russia's complete determine they —— determination to lie wildly to try to distract from the events that have happened. you will see increasingly wild claims about the prove na nce increasingly wild claims about the provenance of these chemical weapons, about the potentialfor russian retaliation, i think it, it is best to dismiss all of them as pretty desperate

he ran into the secret service at the white house, he was near the white house and wanted to speak to the president dmachbltded dmachbltd demanded to speak to the president. he was later charged with following up on community service. >> when he was arrested for accessing a restricted area of the white house complex, beyond just the trespass charge, what his statement that he wanted to see the president, that shows unusual interest to a u.s. official. what that does is it allows the federal government to look at this individual from many different optics. financial issues that he may have, known associates, social media, what they will do is probably would have tried to get access to mental health records at the time. again, when we talk about protective intelligence for the secret service, they dive into this. this is one of the things they take the most serious to see if this individual is a threat to one of our protectees. today during the manhunt, law enforcement has a little bit of an advantage. they may already know some of his associates. they may already know where he may be g

we went right to the hospital, in spite of the fact the secret service didn't want her to because no one knew yet what was going on, and they like safety. they like to know what's going on before the walk into a situation. .. you know, a lot of it was so chaotic, but i was trying to figure out how i could be useful. she went up to the chapel and i went back downstairs and started talking to the nurses. i said i need a list of anyone who was injured, who was part of that party. i need to know where they are, what hospital. and she gave me a list. i said wait, where's jim brady? she said he died. i walked about 10 feet before i found out that it wasn't true. but that was the most horrible three-minute of my life. he was actually in surgery at the same hospital as we were speaking. there is a false news report that he had died and his poor daughter who was a college student in colorado got on an airplane after driving from greeley colorado down to denver and she heard on the radio that her father was dead. she flew all the way to washington believing her father was dead. the next day i

if secret service gave him the answers. i was like i need to get secret service.harry houdini was obsessed with death. he never got over the death of his mother. we all know these escape are to shows. looks like he's going to die in the doll. the other part of the show i didn't realize was he spent time defrauding and showing what fakes these mediums were. this is the time after world war i we have lost many sons in the war. it sound so silly now, but people with bad your son sent me a message from beyond the grave and he wants to talk to you if you pay me $5. back then they didn't know. people are taking advantage of us. he hated it. he hated we were trying to do that. so part of the show was always dedicated to pulling out these people and showing they were fried. one of the things i love as harry houdini was so obsessed with death they use secret code words to family and friends that if they died and it came back as a ghost that he would know what was then. i don't believe any of this nonsense. in case i'm wrong, here is your codeword. the secret code word that

the secret service is unable to confirm and deny any of the phony democrat charges which have devastated the wonderful jackson family. tester should resign. the great people of montana will not stand for this kind of slander when talking of a great human being. admiral jackson is the kind of man those in montana would most respect and admire. now for no reason whatsoever, his reputation has been shattered, not fair, tester. what are those allegations? they include improperly dispe e dispensidispens dispensing prescription drugs and overseeing a hostile work environment. the white house says it has documented that show some of those allegations are false. cnn's abby phillips is tracking this story for us from the white house. senator tester not going anywhere. probably not a big surprise. abby, this might be a bigger problem for the 2018 midterm elections. you know, just give us some background ons this documents that the president is referring to. >> that's right, ryan, the president has been threatening electoral consequences for jon tester for a few days now. but clearly tester is unfa

david which is overly beautiful in the extra hours secret service how are you handling that burden?>> we are working on the initiatives that allows the secret service to be paid overtime and in that case to cross train to give them that ability within the secret service. >> but we do have diversity programs. and my immediate staff is rather large but not another person office we do not. >> i would appreciate if you answer in writing i just want to conclude and of those daca status individuals what is the departments physician since most courts have indicated that they should not be treated precipitously or detained which is what is happening. >> if you are currently registered daca recipient you are not deported and if you have applied for recertification as a daca individual. we are not taking new applications right now. >> give me answers to all the rest. >> we ended the program. >> i understand just put that in writing your report was incorrect why you're not taking application. >> just to be clear what they said as recently with the 90 days to provide additional information shou

this loud, drunken behavior got the attention of the secret service. here what's else we're learning. that this was brought up the chain of command and that senator john tester, the top democrat on the veterans committee, he is aware of this allegation. it's really important to note that there are -- that this committee is hearing for more than 20 members of the military, bringing allegations, including this one and the committee is working to corroborate whether or not these claims are true or not. there's not a lot of documentation. still trying to learn what's true and what isn't. one thunging i did ask one of t former medical unit members, people travel back and forth, they might have a drink. why does it matter if he's drinking? that source telling me it goes to judgment. this is a job you're called on 24/7. you can't be drinking if you're responsible for taking care of president and his staff. >> why are these allegations coming to light just now? jackson became a white house physician in 2006 under the bush white house he was officially appointe

intoxicated banging on the hotel room of a door and they feared he might wake the president so the secret servicentervened. pamela brown is at the white house. the allegations are shocking, they're being shared with the public by various sources and including on the record by senator jon tester, a democrat. what is the white house's response. >> reporter: well the white house basically is saying that these new allegations made public by senator tester is something that will look it and pointing to the background investigations that dr. jackson had passed as justification for the fact that he was properly vetted even though white house staffers were caught by surprise by these new allegations against jackson in recent days. the president's pick to lead the department of veteran affairs is vowing to fight on. >> i could answer the questions. i'm looking forward to rescheduling the hearing -- >> reporter: despite the numerous allegations over past inappropriate behavior. >> they're very serious acquisitions with prescription drug handing out like candy or intoxication or toxic work environment. >> r

service even in times like this that is, quote, the secret service expresses its sincere condolences to the family of mrs. barbara bush, the academy of classy grace during and after her service to the country as first lady of the united states, from the us secret service and former president, the outpouring of love for her continues to come in. we are getting more information in the next couple days. the information we are getting, this woman was absolutely beloved, one of a kind in so many ways and we will have more people's remembrances of her throughout the day. rob: an incredible story. jillian: more on barbara bush's legacy, thank you for joining us, we know you spent a lot of time with the family. this is a remarkable woman who spent her life serving the public in front of the cameras but you knew her on a personal level. share some insight for those who never had the opportunity to meet her. >> one of the interesting things to me about her is how intelligent, how bright she was. someone reading two or three books a week. i would give her a book, she would give it back or give

apparent chemical attack in syria was a "staged event", carried out with the help of a foreign secret service. a think tank warns employers in england are falsely listing jobs as "apprenticeships" to get government subsidies. also ahead: the duke of edinburgh leaves hospital. he will continue to recover from surgery to his hip at windsor. dwayne the rockjohnson and naomie harris start in rampage, a us fantasy action film based on the cult 80s video game. find out what jason sullivan's made of. that and the week's other top releases in the film review. good evening and welcome to bbc news. sir cliff richard has told a high courtjudge he felt "forever tainted" by the bbc‘s coverage of a police raid on his home in berkshire following a sex assault allegation. the 77—year—old singer is taking legal action against the broadcaster following the raid in 2014. in his evidence to the court, sir cliff said that after seeing the coverage on television, he collapsed in his kitchen sobbing, and that helicopter footage of the search of his flat had caused him profound and long lasting damage. the bbc says

now, the race to find the shooter who had a previous run-in with the secret service. plus, the hero college student who stepped in and wrestled away the ar-15. >>> also breaking tonight, widespread cancellations from emergency inspections. thousands affected as southwest examines the type of engine that exploded on one of its flights. >>> the chilling jailhouse confession, an alleged school shooter revealing what drove him to put a shotgun in a guitar case, pulling the trigger inside of a high school. >>> dragged off the bus. the outraged investigation. an elementary employee caught on camera yanking a 7-year-old off the school bus by his feet. >>> and the powerful home explosion during a sleepover birthday party. an update on the children and adults injured. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we start with breaking news. the urgent manhunt for a gunman who killed four people at a tennessee waffle house and the troubling details about his previous arrest by the secret service. authorities say this man, you see him there, 29-year-ol

secret service budget. since september eleventh they supposedly doubled by twenty five billion to fifty two billion u.s. dollars in two thousand and thirteen. the surveillance programs continue to metastasize they continue expand it in ways that still have not been fully revealed. and this became sort of the collect it all mindset mentality what does that lead to well yes your. area zation you have these other interesting arrangements with certain internet providers and telecommunication concerns the temptations are enormous and it's like a you know give us access or back in or open it up and that's what happened i mean and now you're seeing a lot of this unfold. the national security agency n.s.a. for short the largest foreign intelligence agency in the usa has been responsible for the worldwide monitoring of electronic communications since one thousand nine hundred fifty two. some of the thirty five thousand employees weren't comfortable with the massive expansion of surveillance and september eleventh. a

the suspect had run-ins with the law" including being arrested by the secret service at the white house. >> reporter: police are combing the suburbs of nashville looking for travis reinking accused of shooting people killing four of them at this waffle house early on sunday morning. >> this lunatic in a pickup pulled up, he got up with an assault rifle wearing nothing but a jacket, just craziness, he shot a customer who was about to go in the door, and then he shot my friend who was trying to get away on the sidewalk. >> reporter: police say the he then went in the waffle house and continued shooting, during a pause in the gunfire, this man, james shaw jr. charge the suspect and grabbed the ar-15 rifle. >> he started kind of rustling ford, and fighting for it. and after, he let it go with one hand and then when he had it in his other hand i just took it and i tossed it over the counter. >> reporter: police say he ran from the waffle house possibly stopping at his house to put on pants, police surrounded his house but did not find him inside. he was known to law enforcement people the se

man the president nominated to care for our nations veterans, this morning new claims that the secret service had to get involved after dr. ronny jackson got drunk while on an overseas trip with president obama and loudly banged on the door of a female employee. this on top of the claims that he fostered a hostile workplace environment, this after reports that the doctor casually and perhaps inappropriately handed out prescription drugs. >> i understand he had a nickname in the white house among the white house staff. >> it was the candy man because he handed out prescription drugs like they were candy. >> it really is important to note that right now these are just allegations, albeit from multiple sources but it is not clear if they are true. what is it appear clear is that this white house did not know about any of these allegations when the president announced dr. jackson's nomination on twitter? it begs the question, is there any vetting at all when picking people for the top posts in this administration? this morning the president is standing by the nominee we think. abby phillip at the

the secret service is unable to confirm. in fact they deny any of these pony democrat charges which absolutely devastated the wonderful jackson family. tester should resign. >> more on this we go to ellison barber at the white house. allison, senator tester has since responded to the president. >> that's right. he has. we asked specifically about the presidents tweets this morning and suggesting that tester should resign, senator tester provided us with a statement that said quote - it is my duty to make sure that montana veteran get what they need and have earned. i will not stop fighting for them as their senator for the president as we just saw boarded marine one not long ago to start his journey to michigan for the campaign rally. we asked if he wanted senator tester to resign. he did not stop. he kept walking and he boarded marine mom without asking any of the questions. this morning tweet fairly clearly says that he believes tester should resign but he tweeted again this afternoon that tester should lose his race in mo

i just grabbed it and lifted it real high and tossed it over-the-counter. >> reporter: secret service arrested him in july for entering a restricted area near the white house. he was demanding to see president trump and during that arrest police seized four weapons including the gun used in the waffle house shooting. the firearms were returned to his father who admitted giving them back to his son. meg oliver, cbs news. >>> southwest airlines is grounding dozens of planes to inspect them following that deadly midair engine explosion last week, that means flight delays across the country. the faa ordered emergency checks after last check's accident in philadelphia but southwest volun un-terrell began eng -- voluntarily began engine inspections and some are thankful for inspections before taking off. >>> and you may want to think about saving that in-flight snack for later. a colorado woman was recently fined $500 for trying to bring an apple. he was randomly searched and the agent found the apple and slapped her with the fine. >>> just picking up the phone may help you save a lot on yo

and the secret service has no record of a incident.y happened here, tester got ahold of anonymous allegations against ronnie jackson and it is legitimate for a senator to look into them and he released them without verifying them. that is below the belt. there was plenty of reasons relating to ronnie jackson and lack of admen administrative experience. and perhaps he was not the best man for the job. and what tester did unverified allegations. and haven't we had enough of unverified allegations and their use? >> bret: is it effective? he's up for reelection in montana and a state where president trump won 80 percent of the counties and not a strong opposition candidate. and is it an effective tool of tester to squelch them? >> he did a sleazy thing and the republicans make a issue. the news cycle, bret, is so rapid. by the time the fall rolls around and campaign is on, i am not sure how many will remember ronnie jackson. they are huge and last 36 hour and then we are on to something else. it is possible they could make an issue of it.

the secret service is unable to confirm, in fact they deny, any of the phony democratic charges which have absolutely devastated the wonderful jackson family. tester should resign. the great people of montana will not stand for this kind of slander when talking of a great human being. admiral jackson is the kind of man that those in montana would respect and admire. and now, for no reason whatsoever, his reputation has been shattered. not fair, tester! cnn's abby phillip joins us now from the white house. give us some background on these documents that the president is referring to. >> reporter: hi, ryan. there's a lot here. the president has been going after jon tester for a few days now because he believes that ronny jackson has been unfairly vilified in some of these incidents. these are allegations, but allegations that have been brought forward by current and former colleagues of jackson's here at the white house medical unit, who spoke not only to cnn, but also to other media outlets and also to the senate veterans affairs committee. in some of these allegations, jackson is accu

>> i believe the secret service was aware of it but we haven't talked to any secret service. the folks we talked to were active military and retired military. not civilians off the street. military folks that worked in the white house medical. >> so these are people actually worked in the office. >> active duty and retired. >> in the medical office in the white house. >> you talked to as many as 20 people. >> that's correct. >> and these allegations came from multiple people. >> that's correct. >> the other allegation, the third allegation creating a toxic work environment, allegations of harassment, what is being alleged there. >> and i mean, this is people who were below him, not above him. the people above him, he treated like gold. the people below him, he belittled. lack of respect for their jobs. >> no allegations of sexual allegations? >> none that i know of. >> allegations of harassment, do you know what that entailed? >> toxic work environment that included screaming and belittling and talking down to the employees. as the secretary of the va, you are the top of the

secret service will be responsible for events security at the nra, ila leadership forum. firearms and firearm accessories knives of weapons of any kind prohibited during to, prior and after his attendance. parkland students jumping on this, one tweeting, the nra evolved into a hilarious parody of itself in addition to that there are members, self-proclaimed members, eli, of the nra agreeing essentially with the parkland students in saying things like, either you believe in security or you don't. believe in the right to arm yourself or you don't. now, the nra is trying to make nothing of this, to dismiss it saying, look, this is all about the secret service. we can do that, but is there more here? is there hypocrisy here? >> again, you point out, a secret service decision not the nra deciding one rule applies for the president, the vice president and then their position on everything else is the opposite. but the students may be right to point out what is at least some pretty ironic symbolism here in terms of a group that advocates for arming teachers, more guns, good guy

the white house physician and former va nominee ronny jackson, this after both the secret service and the administration said they found no evidence to back up allegations of misconduct compiled by democratic senator john tester. the president calling it slander saying that the montana lawmaker should pay a political price. >> i explained that washington can be a very mean place. you don't know about that, a nasty place. the false accusations that were made about him by senator tester from a great state, i don't think that state is going to put up with it. >> more now on this developing story, ellison barber is joining us from the white house on the north lawn this evening. ellison? >> hi, connell. as you said, president trump is doubling down on his criticism at the same time senator john tester isn't backing away from the actions that he took when asked about president trump's tweets and the suggestion that senator tester should resign, in a statement, provided to fox news, senator tester said, quote, it is my duty to make sure montana veterans get what they need and have earned, an

now, the race to find the shooter who had a previous run-in with the secret service.lege student who stepped in and wrestled away the ar-15. >>> also breaking tonight, widespread cancellations from emergency inspections. thousands affected as southwest examines the type of engine that exploded on one of its flights. >>> the chilling jailhouse confession, an alleged school shooter revealing what drove him to put a shotgun in a guitar case, pulling the trigger inside of a high school. >>> dragged off the bus. the outraged investigation. an elementary employee

the secret service says he was arrested last july in washington, d.c.g a barrier at the white house. they have reason to believe he has mental health issues. back to you. >> reporter: tonight detectives in modesto is trying to figure out what led to a triple homicide. two young boys were victims. a man and two boys were found inside of the home on the south side of town. the children were 4 and 6 years old. the police are not saying how the victims were killed but this afternoon they told neighbors that the area was secure and they were not pursuing any suspects. >> did they say anybody was in danger in the neighborhood? >> no. just whatever happened in the house. all we know there was a guy cuffed. >> reporter: new residents just moved into the two story home a couple months ago and the police have not released the names of the victims. >>> southwest airlines canceled 40 flights across the country today to inspect the fan blades on a fleet. a flight bound for sfo was their only local cancellation today. today's voluntary safety checks follows last week

i mean, even before secret service protection, i mean, she-- the bushes have had secret service protection 40 years, but even before that, like you mentioned, cia director, they were accustomed to some form of security. so, they handled it in the way that their predecessor should all take note and that was to embrace them. this is part of our life now. yes, we try to give them as much privacy and as much freedom as we can, but obviously there are certain circumstances we can't do that and we just tried not to overburden them. we tried to let them do what they can, especially when they're on the white house grounds. if they want today play tennis or do something, we'd give them as much room as possible and they respected that. they knew that we had a job to do and we respected their privacy as best we could. and that's how the secret service operates. we really try to find that fine line between what is a potential danger and fending off, and what is a time where we can let them just be themselves and relax. neil: you know, no presidential couple was married longer, 73 years, and apparently

kristin, you noticed at the end, her secret service agents were standing right next to the casket untiln as, the enforcer. but i think the service today really showed the balance between being the enforcer and also truly being tranquility as the secret service called her. they adored her. they knew she couldn't push her. 41 gave her a smart car for her birthday. about ten years ago i think it was. and she went toe-to-toe with the secret service so she was allowed to drive it around kennebunkport and they eventually gave in, but you would always see an agent sitting next to her in the car as well as the follow-up car. but they truly did have such a special place in her heart. it was so warming to hear from so many of her former officers. >> our caylee hartung is outside the church. you've been there throughout. anxious to get your impressions. >> we heard so much throughout the course of the service, the importance of family to barbara bush. we were reminded of that in the days following her passing as well. and there as you saw the family follow her casket on to this driveway in front o

here with reaction to that and more former secret service agent, what say you to eric holder?> obama made a big mistake appointing eric holder who is the only attorney general in modern u.s. history to be held in contempt of congress. what a mistake that was. but getting back to comey, judge, listen, your opening statement was great. jim comey needs to be held to account. there are two jim comeys. there's the jim comey in front of congress that hid the fact that he was engaged in an illicit investigation against the president for eight months, eight months. i will put it up there -- and then by the way, so he hides that info, judge, but then when he could hurt the president by leaking memos, he unhides the information and leaks it to his buddies. jim comey is not a good guy. i'm sorry, folks. eric holder is just doing that, he wants to donald trump. he knows what's up here. he's just doing it to hurt trump. >> i said in open i said i think clapper is next. this guy clapper lied to congress when he said years ago we don't spy on anybody, not wittingly. i will keep going. the de