and the same with the secret service.i think it's important to expose the problems with the secret service in order to get an eventual revolution to change, it is so dangerous, the fact that they are -- in fact to allow reagan assassination attempt. the reason to almost kill reagan was the white house staff looked at the secret service to allow bystanders as they came out of the hilton, so none of the secret service were looking at that. we never should a dodge that. some secrets are so important. blessing we want to do if there's an assassination to kill the person he's with. >> we have a couple minutes, what you think president trump would save he read your book, why would he great it, what you like and what would and he like. >> when i autograph the book for him, i start to page 276, said you will be seen as one of the greatest presidents. i had heard that the white house communications people are saying that -- with the white house and there's problems of the book. even though it has some goods. i think donald trump -

would the secret service physically block a u.s.to servant president with a subpoena? we now have the answer. yes. and in tonight's breaking news we find that the secret service has already been saving jared kushner from being served with legal process for months now. the democratic national committee filed a lawsuit in april of this year suing russia and other defendants including jared kushner for participating in russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election. lawyers have been trying to serve the legal papers on defendant jared kushner since april with no success because the secret service protects jared kushner's home in washington, d.c. and the secret service has told the professional process servers who have repeatedly gone to jared kushner's home that they will not allow legal process to be served on jared kushner. and so the lawyers bringing the lawsuit have now made a motion in federal court to get around the secret service. when we come ak, jill wine-banks will tell us how she and the watergate prosecutors served

the secret service had a heart attack and my grandmother had a heart attack and orders us off of the roof. she locked the attic and hid the key. three months after she passed, the park service called and said, do you know where the key to the attic is and i mother said she hid it from me. turned out to be in the filing cabinet taped to the back of a drawer in the filing cabinet where it was. further evidence of my grandparents care with money, there's no wallpaper behind the covered. were not going to move it but just paper around it so we will be fine. if my grandparents come back i am a dead man. so, they set about rebuilding the white house and put the entrance hall back together and started putting the state dining room back together, and the west sitting hall where i showed you that crack. i was in the west sitting hall when i was seven years old. my parents didn't tell me my grandfather had been president of the united states. i found out in school. thing got it was first grade and not high school, right? the teacher walked up to me and said was her grandfather president? i didn

all of that information has to be sent to the secret service and they have to come back to us and say yes they can come in. there was no way that we can control that. and then they would come into the picnic which was at least 1200 people i was always a very hot and they would just smother the president and first lady. it was quite unpleasant for them. many of them would be overserved as we would say. and had trouble finding the porter parties. and they would all sort of stumble home with their centerpieces tucked under their arms. i'm sure there's wonderful members of congress. it's funny. in talking with my predecessors everyone have the same reaction. the most feared event every year as a congressional picnic. it would happen in the summer. it was hot. to your point i was as everyone was leaving. you can to kind of push people long and assembly. i noticed one congress woman it was heading towards a food warmer. i realized i think he thinks that support a party. there was a moment where bad jeremy said where they said to sit back and watch this. i said the exit is over there. i stil

men and women of the secret service make sacrifices for our security and we are in their debt. with that, i will take their -- your questions. is russia still targeting the u.s., the president said no. is it his position that no, russia is not doing anything to meddle in the 2018 elections? the president said thank you very much and was answeringno to questions. the administration and president are working hard to make sure they do not meddle in our elections like they have done in the past. reporter: so he does believe it is going on? sec. sanders: since there is not an election today, not specifically, but we certainly we are taking steps to make sure they can't do it again, unlike review's administrations, this president is taking bold action and reform to make sure it doesn't happen again, but he does believe that they would target u.s. elections again. said the the president red likes -- lights are blinking on this topic. sec. sanders: that is why we are taking steps to ensure these things don't happen. we wouldn't spend as much time and effort as we are a for didn't belie

according to court documes, the suspect told the secret service he would be back. news4's jackie bensen is live outside the white house with more. jackie. >> we're told this man was carrying a baseball and a sll yorkie dog. according to police and court documents obtained by news4, a 29-year-old man naked dirk reynard tried to enter gate reserved for staff members around 4:00 a.m. tuesday. he attempted to move piece of security fencing to create a gap large enough to walk through. after secret service officers at the gate told himea rdly he was trespassing in a restricted area, estes expressed his adamant desire to meet with president trump identified in the documents by the secret service acronym potus after extensive questioning during which officersoted estes appeared under the influence of drugs, he was told thece was no ch of meeting the president to which he replied "i'll just keep trying." >> a man with the sam name and birth date has an extensive criminal history in both d.c. and maryland. most of it for unlawful entry. that is the charge that estes is now

normally the secret service agents rotate. they don't want them to become complacent in their assignment. into comfortable with it. george was her lead agent for six years. one day he was told he had to go into the oval office to see john simpson, the head of the secret service and the president. he goes in and they tell him the secret service is transferring him off of nancy's detail. but george was the one who is going to have to tell her. even the head of the circuit secret service was afraid to go tell her. >> that happened until the day she died. people were transferred in and out. her final lead agent she had him do it in blood, promise from the secret service director that her agent would stay with her until she died. it actually happened. that was the worst day in everyone's life, when the agent, not just for lead bit of anyone on her detail had to transfer out. >> let me go to questions in the audience. i want you to get ready. i have a fun story i want sheila to tell that i had not heard before. before a trip were a

since may, in just two operations, the secret service has recovered 136 of these devices.nd according to the service, this type of credit fraud is generating hundreds of millions of dollars in losses annually. >> they'll take the stolen payment card number and then they will reincode a gift card or a credit card and then they will use that to buy electronics, gift cards, stuff that they can fence. >> reporter: the secret service says you can protect yourself by paying with your credit card inside the gas station or simply paying with cash. tom? >> pierre thomas for us tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> and president trump has ordered flags to be flown at half staff today to honor the victims of the mass shooting at a newspaper in annapolis. it came after the white house initially denied the request from the mayor of annapolis. today, the white house said the president had not been told of the mayor's request, but ordered the flags lowered when he found out about it. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the possible shark attack. the warn

secret service officer attacked during last weekend's immigration rally outside thewh ite house? mcfarlane with some exclusive lstails. a-- >> as you prepare for the fourth of july, know what is legal and what is >>> welcome back on this tuesday evening. we're in storm team 4 weather alert mode as i continue to track dangerous heat across the area. here's the current heat index. for the most part we're still in the triple digits where you're seeing lower numbers like gaithersburg like 75 and leesburg at 93. that's some rain-cooled air that's providing only a relief before f we see the heat and humidity build right back into the area. an excessi heat warning remains in effect for the d.c. eas until ore metro 9:00 tonight. heat advisory elsewhere, and in addition to that some isolateda shower thunderstorms out there. more on any rain chances for thh remainder ofweek and the weekend, doreen, in a few minutes. >> thanks, amelia. >>> now at 6:30, you don't wants your por the fourth of july to land you in the hospital ye to get you a ticket. >>. fireworks laws vary from county to count

. >> secret service responding to the scene early this morning, our derek ward isli . a lot of people are wondering why the secret service would be involved in crash scene to begin with? >> indeed, it seems like a bit of an odyssey from where it started to where it ended. imagine you're rounding the 66 bend and you have a car coming at u.unluckyly motorist ear this morning. they weren't seriously injured. it started around 4:35 on i street northwest, that's when a uniformed secretvice officer spotted a car going the wrong way on i street. theyo tried pull them over, that car didn't stop and somehow ended u here on 66, in the westbound lanes -- i mean thean eastbound traveling westbound. that happened a short time after that lost that car. what hapned was they did indeed hit a car there was coming eastbound on 66. the driver of th struck them, they got out and ran. there was a passenger in thatt car t suffered nonlife-threatening injuries, that passenger was tak into custody and later taken to a hospital. police areow looking for the person that was driving that car, ho

that information goes to the secret service and they can come in. there was no way to control that and they would be very irate and they come into the picnic, it was very hot and they would smother the president and first lady, quite unpleasant for them, they would be out for hours and hours and many would be overserved and we have trouble finding the porta potty and they would stumble home with the centerpiece under their arms and we are thinking good riddance. there are wonderful members of congress but those are not the ones. >> it is funny because talking with my predecessors, everyone has the same reaction. the most feared event every year is the congressional picnic. it was hot and so many people, to your point as everyone was leaving, when the sun starts to go down to push people along, when congressman was heading toward food warmer, what on earth? it is a porta potty. so there was a moment bad jeremy said sit back and watch. oh, sir, use the restroom, stumbled on out but i still go back and forth whether i should have let that happen. >> a

under the attic and i took my 10-year-old brother and my 40-something mother with me and the secret service had a heart attack. my grandmother had a heart attack. she ordered us off the roof and she locked the attic and hided key and three months after she died, the park service called and said, called my mother and said, mrs. daniel do you know where the key to the attic is? and my mother said, hell, no, she hid it from me. turned out to be in the filing cabin cabinet. taped to the back of the drawer and further evidence of my grandparents' care with money. there's no wallpaper behind that cupboard. we're not going to move it, just paper around it, it will be fine. in my grandparents come back, i'm a dead man. they start rebuilding the white house, they start putting the entrance hall back together. they start putting the state dining room back together. and the west sitting hall. the west sitting hall, i was in the west sitting hall. my parents did not tell me that my grandfather had been president of the you stits. i found out in school. thank god it was first grade, not high school, rig

agent -- starr wanted to talk to secret service agents about what they overheard.ust-up over that. which is why i say the better way is for this to go from the president, to his senior advisors in a debrief, then the senior advisors in the ordinary course come to the hill and tell us what they learned. >> i would find it hard to believe that they would -- that anybody would debrief the translator. you have to remember these translators are conduits for the principal. when they write -- >> that's what i was trying to get across. >> brooke, it's not a verbatim set of note taking. the way i used to take notes when i would sit in with meetings with secretary kerry or his staff and you have professional note takers. it is not verbatim. it is to help them provide the words in the other language if the right context. so it is shorthand and often they use abreefb yabreviations y they know. i think it would be highly unlikely for anybody in the intel community to talk to any of the translators. >> it may be the best thing they have, to be honest. >> who knows? but this will

we're told the secret service was involved in this investigatio the statement that secret service just released, what do ey say, derek? >> reporter: indeed, it cleared up a lot of this about why they were involved in this incident. take a look, this is the scene here, you're looking at 66 eastbound, just outside the rosslyn tunnel. this all started in d.c. on i street, it was about4: this morning when a uniformed secret service officer saw a car going the wrong way down i street, he tried to stop that vehicle but it didn't stop and it exited on to 66 in the l westbounde going eastbound in the westbound lane. shortly after that there wasad on crash. what happened was that the suspect got out of that car and ran off. ere was another person in the car, that person stayed on the and taken injured into custody before being taken to a hospital. we're told that that person has nonlife-threatening injuries. however the driver of the vehicle is still at large. the incident took place as we said here, on i-66 eastbound and the involvement of the secret serve is simply because they initiated this

think there were thirty six investigative proceedings running on him before the state of the secret services intervened and shut them all down. and they had created a monster they obviously couldn't control then this monster brought forth the n.s.u. that killed ten people all these murders could have been prevented if the state had done its. but it didn't and it can't keep running from its responsibilities we need to talk about the nazis racism is what it was but we also need to talk about the racism that led the police to thinking that a turkish victim wasn't a victim at all. we also certainly need to speak about how deeply ingrained xenophobic hostile racist prejudice has become in society what's your impression from cuts in this is that if you haven't leave. our society struggles with racism anti-semitism islamophobia what's alarming is we used to have none see racism if. we could identify and define that. now we have racism that is socially acceptable it no longer claims one race is better than the other then. the new racism says our culture is superior our culture is better than that of

or they knew the mistake but kept it a secret the fact is the american super secret service n.s.a. used this very mistake to program a spy too and used it until it was probably stolen by an employee and sold to cyber criminals. in view of such dangers doesn't the state have to insist on the disclosure of the source code for all its software but that's not in my future galland and it's. very honest. in the of my conscience and to fall in the dust and a sense test is just that wow bite. don't think so and yes one has to control how fast paced it's and i think i'm good so i thought i had a consequence teams data protection officer your home is cast but also considers this gateway for american secret services in microsoft programs unacceptable after all the german constitution obliges the state to unconditionally protect the data of its citizens keep the angle of developers too long in to get it and what always got informants who wants to introduce the human it's entirely microsoft concept with a conscience lest you have the consequences in not to survive. in prison pork on the guns. o

informants circle constitution defenders or informants exactly germany has nineteen different secret services three at the federal level and sixteen at the state level. all of them have these embedded informants. but they aren't democrat. working for the state there nazis getting paid by the state over the years these nazis have received millions of euros that's millions that they've used to consolidate they publish newspapers were present online organized demonstrations and the state protected these leading me on nazis. tino ponte is the head of one of the large neo nazi organizations the n.s.u. originated from wouldn't. there were thirty six investigative proceedings running on him before the state the secret services intervened and shut them all down. and they had created a monster they obviously couldn't control then this monster brought forth the n.s.u. that killed ten people all these murders could have been prevented if the state had done its homework but it didn't and it can't keep running from its responsibilities we need to talk about the nazis racism is what it was so we also need

there'd usually say the secret service or something. i was actually born in 1963 the my husband thinks it's 1958. [laughter] >> i had a particularly bad day when we had an official from the chinese president. i will just tell you the last part. it was just as the luncheon was about to begin. i was approached by the state department employee said the chinese i was try to push the american translator out of the way. he has to have his own translator so make sure that doesn't happen. i walk over to the president's table and people are coming in. i see a chinese woman sitting in the chinese seat. she said she won't let me sit my seat. i walk over and explain very plainly she needs to move over one seat and the translator pretended she didn't speak english. i can see the president was starting to come down the hallway and it was about to happen. so i said to the american translator, when i get the seat open sit in it and do not leave until the luncheon is over. i push the women's chair forward a bit and she jumped up and whirled at me in ang

. >> it's the secret service that's working the scene. we' we're going to get a reporter on t the -- on 66 this morning, shut down year the rosslyn tunnel. >> and youan watch us live through your phone through our app. and we're ao going to be updating our social media channels when new information comes. >>> we're also following the weather. >> those temperatures in the upper 40s in some portions of the shenandoah valley, so a little cool out the this morning, very similar to yesterday. and cooler temperatures than we have seen in the past week. and peopleg are comck from the beach, i think it's going to be a shock to the system. a beautiful sunise out there, it came up just about 10 minutes until 6:00.m. north wind at 5 miles an hour, wakeup weather as you wake up thmorning, temperatures starting in the 60s. if you're west of the district, if you're outside the belt way, some areas starting in the uppet 50s, we're all going to warm into the uppernd 70s eventually warming into the 80s today. we'll talk about that and we'll also talk abou

the secret service wants to interview him.ocess of getting to the bottom of exactly what happened and how the president could allow such a security breach. this is a president talks about tough security and protecting america, he can't even protect his own phone line. it's a joke. so we're determining whether john will sit down with the secret service and what the next steps are. my hope, john, is that this goes away and the president doesn't allow his ego to go after the guy that played a prank on him and he should admit he got played. >> michael avenatti, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> now to the other top story we've been following all day. when will the 2,000 children separated from their parents at the border be reunited and how will this happen? we'll try to find out next. natural healthy looking teeth are white. natural enamel, dentin, which is that second layer of the tooth is yellow. consumption of very acidic foods can wear away your enamel. once they start wearing down, your tooth is going to look yellower, more du

secret service arrested the man. according to their affidavit, the man not only illegallyte d the embassy grounds but dumped trash and papers, including at oneoint a picture depicting the assassination of the president of the republic of engine torial guinea. he is s of a former ambassador whose family sought safe haven in the u.s. years among amid threats. he was a sprinter for the nation's olympic team in multiple years. a star track athlete at stanford. he is now a political activist, protesting the current leadership.rv the secret see affidavit says he is suspected of illegally entering the grounds on several occasions in the past two months and accused of dumping ootter, waste and trash on the property. they say he bypassed a locked waist-high gate to do so. this is at 2020 16th street. he is accused of harassing the embassy staff and the embassy received letters during the same timeframe, one of which included a pictureepicting an assassination. showing him as the assailant and the president as the victim. he s

. >>> a secret service agent traveling with president trump died yesterday in scotland. the agent uffered a stroke sunday and rushed to the hospital. he passed away yesterday morning. in a statement the secret service says he was a 19 year veteran and surrounded by family and co-workers this is the first secret service al agent to die while on duty since 2005. >>> air force one is about to get a major make over. the iconic color scheme has been around since former president john f. kennedy. president trump announced the changes in a cbs news interview. boeing is building two new executive planes. that will be completed by december 2024. >>> search crews are back in the florida everglades today. two small flight school planes collided in midair and crash yesterday. crews are coming through the gator infested terrain for a fourth victim. the three confirmed victims nge in a from 19 to 72 years old. according to our sister station in miami, both planes belong to the dean international flight school. in past decades the school has documented more than two dozen accidents or

secret service all of those people exert themselves in keeping it looking the same. and looking prim and well-kept. i would be very surprised. >> what's the entire program sunday at 8:00 p.m., at midnight eastern on our weekly series on the presidency. this is american history tv only on c-span 3. >>. >>> good evening everyone, good evg,

i just cringed every time the secret service gets bad publicity. and sometimes somebody screws up and they deserve it. but 99% of the time, they get up everyday and go about their business. i'm not as high-value target as i used to be, but i watch these men and women day in and day out and i follow my routines and tried to stay busy. they will work themselves and force themselves to concentrate and imagine what they have to be on the alert for. what they might have to do something that goes wrong. when i was president, i remember when ben lama put out a -- on me and there is a serious threat that there would be an attack in pakistan and bangladesh, it was awful. i said we went and on and on mark playing and i said i don't want anybody with young children going with me. but the sad thing was, there are people even younger going. you just take it for granted that nothing terrible is can happen, but it is kind of a love letter with the secret service, anybody like you that was ever around them pretty much feels the way i do. >> they are remarkable. it

secret service shutting down an area beten the white house. this is located between i a h streets after a report of a person with a weapon. >> they willnly say they are conducting an investigation. they cleared the area. with ort of anybody injuries at this time. we have a crew on the way to the scene. >>> hthe is a live look out onto the roads right now. it shows just a little of the traffic on the sd cal terrible tuesday. aaa is expecting nearly 47 million americans to travel 5 miles or more away from home. that's an increase of more than 5% over last year. >>> it's our fifth day in the 90s. it looks like the pattern will continue through theek. >> the intense heat wave here is across much continue of the country as we. millions of americans are hoping for relief before our july 4th celebrations begin. >> reporter: this morning as americans prepare for the fourth of july holiday, the heat is . with millions on the east coast waking up today fo day five of prolonged heat wave. erhere in vermont the tempure is shattering records reaching 97 de

and top want what was accepted the role of the secret services and how big really was a network the problem the problem is set now for us the means of investigation was on more and more and less and less and it's more and more difficult for fun for the families to get on says one of the most important the mons of course is that not more fire on the meat it was not qualified so i destroyed so that at least for the future they said chance to get access to everything what is that what it's going to be more and more difficult for the families and that's a big disappointment today what looked difficult for the families to get on says to all these central questions. but is it also maybe because this impulse the question and it's obvious that only inning the fire it's off off the other criminal cases and especially off the secret service is probably oms a lot of questions of course unfortunately there is these missing often effective investigation of the general prosecutor's office of germany and a lot of the options we had at that time between try two thousand and eleven and two thousand and fift

secret service says he claimed to have an explosive device in his backpack. nothing was found. the wte house was not impacted. >>> we have an emotional reunion thto show you between a mo and a daughter separated at the border.ed the pair crossnto arizona in may to seek asylum from guatemala. they are now together. the family plans to live in los angeles and go through the asylum process. the u.s. government is working to reunite 1,500 children separated under the zero tolerance policy. >>> we have an update to a story that's raising new security questions to president trump. comedian john melendez said attorney michael avenatti will represent him. anat's the same attorney that represents stormyls. this meeting comes after melendez called trump on air pr force onceending to be bob menendez. here's a short bit of the call when e president tipped his hand on the supreme court nominee. >> we have some great choices d it will be done over 12 to 14 days. >> the white house w't confirm that call happened. but the secret service is likely going to look into how the comedian reached the

a secret service agent died in scotland yesterday.er he su a stroke on sunday and was rushed o to the hospital. he died yeerday morning. a statement, the secret service says he was a19 year veteran and was surrounded by family and co-workers. this was the first to die on duty since 2005. >>> out flaf fla, when the sun comes up, search crews will be back in the everglades lking through the gator infested drain for a fourth victim in aouble plane crash. two small planes collided and rashed yesterday. we're learning from miami-dade officials that bothre planes training flight students. the victims so far have been identified. they range i0 age from to 73 years old. >>> a family iney new jer says they feel deceived. a woman allegedlyh tricked into thinking she was dying of brain cancer. kylie white stayed with the evans family for five straight weeks. the family met her through a mutual friend lasmonth. white even posed as her ownsp ice nurse giving medical instructions by text message. >> i was shaken. totally shaken to my core. because here i loved on a girl that nev existed and gave ev

a secret service officer says the drer was going the wrong way on i street in northwest. the driver then got on to i-66 also going the wrong way. the driver bails of the car but not before hitting another car. both the drive of that car and the passenger in the suspect's vehicle suffered minores inju. police arrested the pasivnger. the dr has not been found. >>> local young singers met the president and took their talents around the world. ♪ >> the choir that helped change their future has been honored at another prime performance. >>> and a man had her c ready to record a wedding proposal. there was just one littl problem. can you >>> last night the awardinning eastern high school choir reunited for a special performance at a church in prince georgeas county. 30 ago when they attended high school, they saw their lives change when they came together to sing. news 4's megan fitzgerald talked to them just before th reunion. ♪ >> reporter: to achieve greatness, it takes waivering commitment, desire -- >> monica, which foot do you start on? >> reporter: and inspirational lead

the men and women of the secret service make enormous sacrifices for our safety and security.orever in their debt. with that i take your questions. major. >> earlier -- asked the president is russia still targeting the u.s. he said no. is that what the president believes, does he understand the question and is it his position, no, russia is not doing anything to interfere or to meddle in the 2018 election. >> i got a chance to speak with the empty after those comments. thank you very much, was saying no to answering questions. the president and his administration are working very hard to make sure that russia is unable to meddle in our elections as they have done in the past and as we have stated. >> he does believe it is going on? >> well, since there is currently not an election today, not specifically but we certainly believe that we are taking steps to make sure they can't do it again, unlike previous administrations. this president is actually taking bold action in reform to make sure it doesn't happen again but he does believe that they would target certainly u.s. electi

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or they knew the mistake but kept it a secret the fact is the american super secret service n.s.a.used this very mistake to program a spy too and used it until it was probably stolen by an employee and sold to cyber criminals. in view of such dangers doesn't the state have to insist on the disclosure of the source code for all its software. that's not in my future galland and instead of. vague and honest. in the end my conscience and to fall in on us and a sense test of the one ist that one byte specially concept. and instance oas one has to control how fast paced it's and i think i'm good so i thought i had a consequence teams data protection officer your highness caspar also considers this gateway for american secret services in microsoft programs unacceptable after all the german constitution obliges the state to unconditionally protect the data of its citizens get angle of velo stone in to get it and what's always got informants who wants to introduce the human it's on telly to microsoft consent with a conscience lest you have a consequence is it not to survive. in prison pork

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sydney, what has happened to all the laws that protect presidents and that require the secret servicested. this or any other number of threats. >> or the beheading of the president. >> i think there's a lot of things that could be more aggressively enforceed with respect to comments and depictions and threats than have been. i was glad when the first lady called out the person in hollywood that made the post about baron. that's absolutely outrageous but some things at the women's march were and secret service should investigate all of those and some of those people should be arrested and given pause at least to think of what they are doing. we've been too tolerant of that and we have to stop all the threats and violence against all public officials. >> and the disrespect they continue. the disrespect they're showing this president and the first lady. lady. thank you both fore following is a paid advertisement from time life. he was warm... ♪ every time it rains, it rains pennies from heaven ♪ (announcer) he was cool. (bing) ♪ it had to be you (mellow music) ♪ mm, it had to be you ♪ i'

the secret service said, that is the secret service said, that is we are gone.ack to the embassy. helen thomas was right behind mrs. reagan. >> helen thomas, the correspondent who played the role throughout his two terms. suddenly a k.g. shoved her. helen started to go down, mrs. reagan turned around and grabbed her. she said come withab me. mrs. reagan said, what did you think of that? o she said well, we just missed our last best chance to get rid of helen thomas. [laughter] the president made his point. it was golden. >> on day two, reagan went on another walk. this time, through red square with gorbachev. >> there was a metaphor for the extraordinary journey that he had taken personally and the jury that the u.s. on the soviet union had taken in terms of their relationship. >> it turned out to beon the hih point to the summits. it wasn'tca scripted. there were people around them. reagan was saying hello. it was very informal, nice. >> not nearly as chaotic. perhaps because, they whispered to reagan, those regular russiansy? the kgb operative's. the reportere

secret service arrested 30-year-oldr30old martese it wa.e had shown up for work and when the secret service checked his id they foundut he was wanted for his involvemt in a shooting. >>> herndon community is coming together to support family o a gas station clerk beaten to death on the je. police called to the sunoco station for a robbery and found rashem bajgain dead. >> police shut down a long running feworkselebration in the district. the celebration is illegal but it's been drawing crowds for decades. >> fox5's melanie alnwick is live with the details on this and the city's attempt to crack down on illegal fireworks altogether. mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. yeah, so some fireworks like small sparklers, little fountains and snakes those okay but large fireworks,pl things that exe or shoot things off or move, those are nond when things get bigger and bigger, it getsder and it and perhaps it was thisook article in the dcist web site that drew police's attention to this particular display. it could have been a neighbor complain

sydney, what has happened to all the laws that protect presidents and that require the secret service of threats. >> or the beheading of the president. >> i think there's a lot of things that could be more aggressively enforceed with respect to comments and depictions and threats than have been. i was glad when the first lady called out the person in hollywood that made the post about baron. that's absolutely outrageous but some things at the women's march were and secret service should investigate all of those and some of those people should be arrested and given pause at least to think of what they are doing. we've been too tolerant of that and we have to stop all the threats and violence against all public officials. >> and the disrespect they continue. the disrespect they're showing this president and the first lady. thank you both for >> a notorious criminal. >> jesse james was never anything but an outlaw. >> an outlaw with a cult-like following. >> today, we'd call him a terrorist. >> that's a northern term. >> caught on a haunting image... >> this is a controversial photo. >>

there's no secret service for the secret service. like, you just do your thing. and the military guys and women, they do this every single day, and this hero lost his life practicing to rescue these kids. and that story should be told over and over again. it speaks to the unbelievable sacrifice they m.de pete: hopefully it will be. so as we reported now six now safe emerging at some level in the cave. six still remain. the coach is still there. we talked a lot about the kids, but we can also think about this coach who took this team out, they say it was a hike or initiation into this cave, the weather got ahead of them, they had to retreat two and a half miles into the cave. he's said to the public in a letter that he's really sorry, obviously. you know, he's probably -- could you speculate he may be staying behind to the last man? you're the coach. how responsible do you feel about this right now? >> yeah, i wouldn't be surprised if he's the last person out. he is the captain of that team, and, you know, he's going to stay there wit