and susan? she was something else.r of a notorious las vegas gangster who in the 1950s had owned one of the biggest joints on the strip, the flamingo hotel. >> susan's mooild childhood is just unbelievable. an oil painting hung of her in the pig tails in the lobby of the flamingo. she did her homework in the counting room with casino chips. >> reporter: investigative journalist lisa depaula said susan was a chip off the old block. >> susan had an absolute sense of mob royalty and there was no one she was more loyal to than bobby. >> reporter: it seemed ironic the way the lala life would all come to such a story to him. it was the day before christmas, 2000, susan made plans to get with her cousin denny for family dinner. when she didn't show you. deni picked up the phone. >> i had a qwizzy, sad feeling. >> reporter: a police detective picked up the phone. he told her that they had been called to susan's home after neighbors found her dog running outside unleashed. inside, bloody paw prints led to susan's body in the ba

john hamilton, was an obstetrician, susan ran his medical clinic. >> susan hamilton was the proverbial trophy wife. but all accounts, she was a star. and he was indeed a very fortunate man to have her. >> but susan never left the house that day. dr. hamilton was performing surgical morning. when he finished, he stopped on his way to his office to give susan some flowers for valentine's day. once there, he found the back door wide open. upstairs in the master bathroom, was his wife, unconscious. >> a problem -- >> my wife is bleeding all over the place. >> dr. hamilton tried to revive her, but it was too late. >> in this case, the attacker was completely under control. it was unfortunate, but i don't think mrs. hamilton really stood a chance. >> the killer apparently escaped through the hamilton's back door. none of the neighbors saw anyone leaving the home. >> we were suspicious of the fact that maybe a burglar could have came in and possibly attacked this woman, tried to steal some jewelry or trying to steal some of the valuables from that home. and she possibly surprised him. >> this

bobby loves susan susan loves bobby. >> why wouldn't the friends come to the aid of bobby?eone accusing bobby? >> you had these people from new york. >> the new yorkers. >> yeah, those pesky new yorkers. the police in los angeles had focused their investigation on a business associate of hers. they didn't want to hear about anything else. >> it wasn't until two or three years later when bob was sitting in jail in galveston they asked him for a handwriting sample they looked at the ballistics. >> when he was arrested he had a nine-millimeter pistol, susan berman was killed with a nine-millimeter. it turns out both those things came back as -- >> negative. >> not negative. inconclusive. >> it seemed like just like every other case it seemed like once again bob it was inconclusive. we don't know what really happened. >> lisa you had something to say about durst and susan berman. do you know? >> we actually kind of met. they were trying to keep the press out to protect bobby who didn't both e showing up to the moem memorial or the funeral. as far as i know he has not been to he

susan, we appreciate it. thank you, tom fuentes, as always, especially with your insight from your days in the fbi. it's so helpful. >> you're welcome. >> just a remarkable look. our thanks go out to susan as well with her work. >>> coming up next, two policemen shot after the chief had resigned. did that scathing justice department report aimed at fixing relations between ferguson's citizens and police actually make the situation worse there? and can it be fixed? my nai'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, but everybody, myself included that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e because it's my hometown. it's a rewarding feeling.

we quoted ambassador samantha power who was susan rice's successor as saying that susan rice in 1994 refused to label the rwandan genocide a genocide for partisan political purposes and therefore susan rice should go out of her way as saying that by her own successor in a pulitzer prize-winning book to be extra sensitive to the mass indiscriminate slaughter of innocents to genocide. we have iran lying to the world about a nuclear program for more than a decade and the united states is in the midst of negotiations with that government without first demanding that they renounce their intentions to destroy the jews. >> and we'll talk about this more after the break and with this ad and let me pull it up so our viewers can see it with this ad it is image that that you place with susan rice next to skulls and susan rice has the blind spot genocide. what is the action that you would like to see taken immediately in response to this because you even -- you even had madeleine albright coming out and speaking about this is aing anyone watching history can see ambassador rice is a patriotic pu

happened to susan?no. >> reporter: abc reached out to robert durst through his attorney, but they have no comment at this time. as for all the renewed interest in the unsolved murders? >> well, i think that what the audience will find when they get to the end of this is that they're not scratching their heads. when they get to the end of six episodes, they will know what happened. >> and this sundayhe final episode of "the jinx", he will confront robert durst with the new evidence. >>> coming up next here on "nightline," something entirely different. three degrees of robbing the cradle. robin wright reveals her secret to staying young, a boyfriend 14 years her junior. seems sean penn is up to something similar and so is his ex-wife madonna. >>> abc news "nightline" brought to you by geico. but first, my luggage. ahh, there it is. uh, excuse me sir? i think you've got the wrong bag. >>sorry, they all look alike, you know? no worries. well, car's here, i can't save people money chatting at the baggage cla

susan: five minutes left. kevin: one shortcoming, in terms of analyzing law enforcement encounters, especially those that are racially charged, is a lack of data. and there has been some legislation that is now going -- or supposed to require the collection of that data. but it is very -- there are a number of questions that remain about how that data is going to be collected. is going to manage it? do you know how that data is going to be collected, and who is going to manage it? and how quickly such a repository can be constructed? professor robinson: well, the death and custody data i think would be collected by the bureau of justice the just six -- statistics. is that what you are referring to? i think that is clearly the bureau of justice statistics that would collect that. i think the question about how readily it will come in goes, again, to the 18,000 state and local departments. my understanding, from talking with a statistician at dhs, is that they do get some of that data in, but basically it is a v

susan: let me bring you back to isis or isil. the habit pieces written recently listening to the public briefings of military official saying that tone has changed. there is more pessimism about the level of threat. i'm wondering what you can tell the public about the scope of the threat from isis, and what the medium and long-term looks like in our and our allies fight against them. senator cardin: we have been in this campaign for a little over half a year. in the last couple months, i think we have seen significant progress in containing isis s advancement. we know they receive rev enues from the territories they control, as well as oil, and the activities such as kidnapping and ransom. we believe that in every one of those categories, they have cut off -- then cut off significantly on their support base. we have been making progress in doing that. we do know they are still recruiting large numbers. we know about the foreign fighters. that is an issue that really needs to be dealt with. in iraq, the key is to empower the popul

bobby was like a brother to susan and susan was like a sister to bobby. >> and they were friends forthe end, ended up walk through susan's blood-stained apartment. who did your mind go to because she was clearly a homicide victim. who did you think could have done this. >> at that time i had no idea. it was an awful thing to experience. it was awful to see. i could -- it wasn't her apartment it was her home in benedict canyon. i couldn't believe that i was -- that i was free to walk into the home and to witness a crime scene. >> let me ask you this. have you ever spoken to robert durst about susan berman's death? >> well, yes. we talked about susan's death and wondered who could have done that and bobby and i shortly after susan was killed went to palm springs to mourn her death and talk about how awful this was and how this could have happened. so, yes, we did speak about it. >> all right tomorrow night on the hbo special "the jinx," lisa, final thoughts, what do you think is going to happen? >> i hope they can tie it up. i was hoping he would be arrested before tomorrow night after

susan: we started with politics, and i want to in there. did hillary clinton's press conference settle any questions you have? senator cardin: maybe all of the government related business that was done on her e-mail account i don't know what else he could do. she was complying. she has made a complete disclosure. the proper information will be made available to the public. i think she is done every thing she can do. susan: thank you very much for being our guest. gentlemen, where shall we start? let me start with the functioning of the senate. you ask a lot of questions about how the republicans are running it differently. how is it functioning to last year. i know the senator was trying to make a point about democrats being fine about opening a debate on immigration. this is what republicans don't want to do. i really just think that there will be jokes, but republicans and democrats might of will have just switched talking points. the democrats are doing a lot of the same things the republicans do in the minority. wesusan: we use the powe

susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie good morning. the white house has been trying to contain what it sees as congress's efforts to throw wrenches into this deal making but lawmakers here on capitol hill are pushing for a lorjer role in any agreement. the deadline is fast approaching approaching. with a critical deadline for a framework agreement just two weeks away secretary of state john kerry is back at the negotiating table with his iranian counterpart to hammer out a deal with iran's nuclear program for at least ten years. in return the u.s. would ease sanctions. >> if it's peaceful let's get it done. >> it's the first time since 47 republicans sent a droeshl letter to iran's leaders last week warning that a deal might not last beyond president obama's term in office. >> this letter was absolutely calculated directly to interfere with these negotiations. >> freshman senator tom cotton who authored the letter threatened the move. >> if there's no deal, call their bluff. congress stands ready to impose much more severe sanctions. >

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for months he's speaking to virtually no one except this woman, susan berman. durst and berman were decades-long friend corresponding by letter and phone. new york investigators decide to interview her. but before she could be questioned around christmas 2000 someone shoots berman execution style in her beverly hills home. the killer sends police this anonymous handwritten note obtained and shown in the hbodocu-series "the jinx." when she died what did you think? >> in my heart, i thought, bob is eliminating the witnesses. and people who have knowledge of kathy's passing. >> reporter: in the jinx a new stunning revelation by the stepson of susan berman. in a storage box he comes across a letter shortly before berman died. durst's handwriting, berman's note to police. they bear similarities. >> the address on the front is exactly like the cadaver note. >> reporter: remember durst is living as a mute woman in texas. but police are able to track him to california at the time of berman's death. so what says durst on "the jinx." >> california's a big state. >> repor

susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, hi. >> reporter: good morning. the clinton tweet says the state department will review her e-mails for release as soon as possible. angry critics want answers. they say the private e-mail system she used allowed her to avoid scrutiny. news that clinton used a private

the filmmaker confronted evidence that durst may have been susan berman's killer. a letter durst wrote to susan berman that seemed to match the hand writing on an anonymous letter telling police where to find her body. >> the writing looks similar and the spelling is the same so i can see the conclusion the cops would draw. >> reporter: when the interview was over a shaken durst went to the bathroom still wearing his microphone and could be heard muttering to himself about the interview. >> killed them all, of course. >> reporter: on saturday, the day before the country heard his admissions on television authorities arrested robert durst in new orleans and charged him with the murder of susan berman. today durst's attorney said he's innocent and vowed to fight the charges. >> been durst didn't kill susan berman. he's ready to end all the rumor and speculation and have a trial. >> pelley: so, erin if the tape is what the producers say that it is, would any of this be admissible in court? >> well defense attorneys told me if this goes to trial, they will fight to kee

it was about something that happened with susan rice, regarding rwanda. i care about rwanda. we can't call it because it will affect democafic elections. the prime minister can't speak out. it will damage the relationship with the united states. we are a nation that experienced genocide and have to speak occupant. we all have a blind eye to genocide which is why we had many, she was saying we have to be more sensitive to a nation like us, those that experienced the jew ib holocaust. we didn't say it clearly enough. i stand by what it says, for the united states to use vast military might to sop genocide. >> in her comments she was not talking about the fact that prime minister binyamin netanyahu, or anybody should be prevented from speaking out about genocide. she was speaking about seating the invitation by congress to speak about breaching protocol. why do you believe it was appropriate for binyamin netanyahu to use the congress for a speech brought about by a breach of protocol. >> it was not for congress. >> let's be mare. susan rice tweeted that israel criticizing secret

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susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning, susan. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the polls are open in israel and this election that benjamin netanyahu himself called several months ago, figuring he'd have an easy ride to victory, but this morning he is locked in a tight race, and that trip he made here in washington to address congress about nuclear talks with iran may have backfired on him. as polls open this morning in israel, both the prime minister and his top challenger isaac herzog, made a last-minute push for votes. the two competitors have taken opposite positions on a crucial issue. netanyahu says if elected, he will not create a palestinian state, a reversal from his past position. the stance puts him at odds with the obama administration which has called for a two-state solution. >> that is something that we are going to continue to work with the international community to achieve diplomatically. >> reporter: herzog promises to work to restore relations with the palestinians an approach that appeals to israelis who want peace. >> if you're a left winge

but it's been a very slow, slow evolution here. >> just to -- i'm sorry, susan, just to point out one thing, though. you mentioned the 30 million people who have dropped out of the workforce. you know people drop out of the workforce for various reasons and always have. we have a standard way we have measured unemployment for many many decades. i just think it's funny that all of a sudden people want to measure it a different way now that the numbers are tending the way president obama said they would. >> i'm not sure susan, we are guilty of thinking about 2016 too much. it is in our nature i suppose. but i'm not sure this is all about 2016. blake, it seems to me in part the republicans are putting out a budget. you have a president taking what everyone would agree are extraordinary measures many of them legal some tied up in the courts, to try to advance the rest of his economic agenda this term. is this as much about him getting it done as it is whatever successor he may have? >> yeah, this is a good conversation for us to be having. so infrequently do you have a conversation about

bob durst didn't kill susan berman.l the rumor and speck listulation and have a trial. >> it looks line that trial will come, but based on durst's history, the end to the speculation may not. joining me now are former u.s. attorney kendall coffey and former prosecutor and host of judge faith," faith jenkins. >> thanks rev. >> faith, this case has so many twists. what stands out to you the most as prosecutors get ready for a trial? >> well, the first thing that stands out to me, this is a man who has dodged a life sentence for murder for decades. >> right. >> he has been the prime suspect in three digit murderfferent murders. one he admitted to and went to trial, was acquitted, said it was self-defense though he admitted and conceded he cut up the body afterwards. >> definitely. >> so why would you then sit down and agree to be part of an hbo documentary and commit to hours of interview and essentially you're going on the record now? and so that's why all of this has come about. he basically went he was on the record, on

and to be honest, really, susan berman i thought sophisticated, well spoken. >> reporter: durst actually admitted to murdering his neighbor but says it was self- defense and a jury acquitted him. the jinx also looks at whether he's behind the disappearance of his wife and explores the possibility he murdered susan berman because she knew too much about what happened to his wife. lye in the newsroom, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> he will be in court this morning for a hearing before being sent back to l. a. where berman was killed. >>> east bay mud declared this a fix a leak week. it's partnering with hardware and plumbing supply stores to make toilet tank leak detection tablets free to everyone. they say that one in four bay area toilets have leaks and they can waste 200 gallons of water a day. here's the latest indication about the importance of saving water. a top nasa scientist has made a prediction that california has only about a year's worth of water left in storage. and he says the time to do something about it is n

and now potential new evidence involving author susan berman, the daughter of a las vegas mob boss who earned her master's in journalism at uc berkeley in 1969. abc has more. >> reporter: this is 71-year-old-year-old robert durst, one of the heirs to a billion dollar real estate fortune, wearing an orange jumpsuit in his booking photo. sheriff answers department arrested him in new orleans saturday. sources say he was staying in a hotel under a fake name, paid for the room in cash and had fake documents in his possession. durst has long been under a cloud of success spigs spigs in three possible murders in three different states. he started talking in an hbo documentary series called the jinx. >> for a lot of people out there who think that i killed my wife, that i killed susan berman, that i intentionally mirded morris black. >> reporter: it started in 1982 when his first wife kathleen vanished. he was never charged but allegations of domestic abuse fueled rumors he was involved. then in 2007, another mystery, his good friends murdered in her home just before she was set to talk to ne

robert durst was arrested for the murder of susan burrman back in 2000. he appears to confessed to multiple killings during the documentary. >> reporter: today it is back to court for 71-year-old millionaire robert durst previously investigated in three separate killings, but never convicted of murders. they were profiled in the jinx and his possible confession even recorded on tape. >> killed them all, of course. >> reporter: fbi agents arrested durst over the weekend where he checked in using a fake name and i.d. his attorney saying he will not fight extradition, but fighting the charges. >> there are a lot of people out there who think i killed my wife that i killed susan burrman and a intention a littlely murdered morris -- intentionally murdered morris black. >> reporter: his first wife disappeared in 1982. susan burrman was murdered when she was about to talk to police about the first wife's disappearance. >> family members think they should have been tougher. >> reporter: a year later he admitted he killed his elderly neighbor morris black and clai

susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. hillary clinton appears in new york at 11:00 a.m. eastern time to talk about women's inequality, everybody wondering if she'll take the opportunity to address the e-mail controversy. she did not up the opportunity while in florida. speaking of opportunity, the president did take an opportunity to talk about it over the weekend but now lawmakers from here want to hear about her as well. set to possibly launch a presidential bid next month, hillary clinton will try to refocus attention on her record as a women's advocate with a series of public speeches beginning in new york today. but the controversy over why she exclusively used a private e-mail account for official business while serving as secretary of state continues to follow her. >> the policy of my administration is to encourage transparency and that's why my e-mails for blackberry that i carry around, all those records are available. >> in an appearance on "meet the press" sunday senator dianne feinstein called on hillary clint

bob durst did not kill susan berman. we're ready to go to california and have a trial. >> this extraordinary turn of events looks to be categorized in the documentary "the jinx." >> he is very frank about the things she very frank about. things that he says that maybe turn out not to be true, but he is disarmingly honest about a lot of things that you or i would never consider to be things that we would give away if we could imagine being in his situation. >> last night, that series that was years in the making, came to a stunning conclusion as a micro phone appeared to pick up him mumbling under his breath. >> killed them all, of course. >> killed them all, of course. over the last three decades, he has been linked to three deaths and a disappearance. he has only been on trial for one of them. he admitted to shooting him, dismemberering his body and dumping the pieces into the bay. his legal team argued it was in self defense. the jury agreed and he was acquitted. the reason he was in galveston in the first place. in co

to fight a murder charge in the death of susan berman.er today. 20-year-old jeffrey williams appeared in a st. louis courtroom today. he is charged in the shooting of two police officers in ferguson missouri, last week. officials say williams admitted to firing the shots but says he was not aiming at those officers. and an attorney and former federal judge confirming he's been hired by the university of oklahoma to assist in an investigation into a racist chant by a fraternity. and the faa has unveiled its forecast for the next 20 years in airline passenger growth expect the friendly skies to be 2% more crowded every year for the next two decades. >>> the third week of the boston bombing trial began today with the court and jurors being taken to an off-site location in south boston to view the bullet ridden boat where death dzhokhar tsarnaev was eventually captured. jurors were allowed to look inside the boat and see the locations where the government said tsarnaev wrote messages while hiding from police. you see the messages there. ron m

s office after susan was killed and basically said leave him alone. lapd never interviewed bobby durst and he was the number one suspect. they interviewed his attorney. and they did a handwriting analysis that came out inconclusive, where right now we have a conclusive handwriting analysis that the film makers did, and i am sure the lapd will do their own. i think we've got him now, they just couldn't get him on anything else he is elusive. he lawyers up with the highest priced attorneys in the country. >> and you said he believes he is the smartest person in the room after studying and researching this man for so many years, what do you think he is feeling right now, knowing what's ahead here. >> i think he is in a holy moly moment, what did i do. i think he is kicking himself. it was so stupid the documentary was his idea. he thinks he can boom booze he will. i have seen police holding cells, i was there four months covering hurricane katrina, it is not pretty, not a pleasant place. went from a high end hotel in new orleans saturday night into the h

after susan ends up dead, bobby goes down to this hovel in galveston.ext-door neighbor is a guy who was kind of cranky. they're $300 a month apartment. one day, he shows up in three trash bags in the galveston bay. in the trash bag is a newspaper with bobby durst's address on it. the cops are like -- we will check it out. mark: it is the case that bobby durst was pretending to be a mute woman. lisa: when the cops get to the address, the landlord said there is no bobby durst. the tenant is a deaf mute. mark: all these cases go unsolved for a large amount of time. lisa: they don't. there is a murder charge for mr. morris black. bobby is on trial for murder. he testified in his own behalf -- his defense was self-defense. he said i did not mean to kill my neighbor but i did. once i did, i had to chop him up and get rid of him because jeanine pirro has been chasing me for the disappearance of my wife that i had nothing to do with. john: bobby killed kathleen durst. what is he doing all day besides occasionally killing people apparently? lisa: he travels a lo

including susan berman's murder in 2000. she worked here at kpix 5 and we interviewed the evening magazine host. >> she was hired as a writer/producer. and to be honest, really, susan berman i thought sophisticated, well spoken. >> reporter: durst actually admitted to murdering his neighbor but says it was self- defense and a injure acquitted him. the jinx also looks at whether he's behind the disappearance of his wife and explores the possibility he murdered berman because she was a friend who knew too much about what actually happened to his wife. live in the newsroom, ryan takeoings kpix 5. >> robert durst will be in a louisiana courtroom this morning for an extradition hearing before being sent back to l. a. where berman was killed. >>> police in l. a. are combing neighborhoods for whoever shot two police officers. the planes clothes offered were fired at as they drove through a south l. a. neighborhood just before 6:00 last final. the officers returned fire. their injuries are minor. >>> a man now accused of firing the

susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. yeah.er answers did not satisfy many here on capitol hill. she indicated during that news conference yesterday many times that she went above and beyond what was required of her, what was asked of her when she turned over these e-mails to the state department. she also acknowledged it was her and her aides who went through the e-mails to decide which would be turn oefrd and she did it all for one simple reason. >> i saw it as a matter of convenience. >> reporter: the e-mail dogging clinton's likely presidential campaign continues to intensify despite attempts tuesday to explain why she used a private e-mail account to conduct business during her time as secretary of state. >> i fully complied by every rule i was governed by. >> she says it was preserved and turned over to state department, something she did nearly two years after she left the administration. any private e-mails were deleted. >> e-mails about chelsea's wedding, my mother's funeral as well as yoga routines. >> tray gowdy who

terrible for susan. was astonished they were putting all this together that i did it or i caused it to be done. >> reporter: berman scheduled to tell sport utah authority what does she knew about the case. >> durst was sending susan berman money $50,000. why would he send her that much money? at or about the time that we're looking to talk to her? kite to be shut her up? could it be to convince her not to say the truth? >> reporter: once again, durst evaded formal charges. in an attempt to escape the negative attention, durst fled to texas disguising himself as a woman. then a year later another gruesome discovery. a fisherman in galveston bay finds a garbage bag washed up onshore. >> i was shocked to see that there was a torso. no head, no legs no arms. >> reporter: later, the corpse's arms and legs are found. the head still missing. the victim 71-year-old morris black, robert durst's neighbor. durst was arrested but not knowing he had access to millions, authorities set his bail at $250,000. he was qui

them to susan berman's body.pelled. spelled in the same handwriting. there are points where he's giving himself away seemingly. we don't know how much of this will factor into the case. but you are not surprised by the fact that he's now tripping himself up? >> no not at all. i mean he thumbs his nose at everybody. you know that's basically what he's doing. and i think he just -- who knows why he why he mailed that letter. it actually mailed it to the beverly hills police and he spelled "beverly" wrong. he thought she was in beverly hills, she was actually in the lapd's jurisdiction. of course it was mailed before her body was discovered. so the kill her to mail it. but he he just sort of thumbs his nose at everybody because he -- i think some of it he gets a kick out of it. he's almost become a caricature of himself, don't you think? >> seemingly so. >> he's a billionaire. >> he's a billionaire. he has funds that he can somehow manage to help him escape and evade and move around quickly. 1982 until now. that's a

joining me now to discuss, susan crabtree, white house correspondent, eugene robinson and blake zeth, former obama presidential campaign aide. gene, let me start with you. what we did was add the facts that the president was referencing, but in his argument, the facts speak for themselves. >> yeah. one can understand the president taking something of a victory lap right now. the economy, by any measure, is doing much, much better. and a whole lot better than the president's critics and opponents predicted. so it's time to crawl a little bit and that's what he's doing. >> blake, you worked on campaigns for the president and for hillary clinton in 2008. is this something of a happy campaign, nostalgia moment for someone who worked on one of these, to think about these debates? >> it's really fascinating. you walk this clip of this barack obama and you have to laugh a little bit. where was this barack obama in 2012 and 2014? democrats were encouraging him to sing his own praises. you remember that terrible debate against mitt romney in 2012. you remember in 2014 that the democratic party

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susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning, susan. >> good morning, anne-marie. congressional staffers were briefed on the contents yesterday and now the president is reacting to the incident. newly appointed secret service director joseph clancy is on capitol hill involving his agency. two special agents, mark connolly second in command of president obama's protective detail and field supervisor george ogilvie drove an agency suv through a security barrier near the white house. this is after an gegs left by a woman who said it contain add bomb. they allegedly knocked over a cone protected evidence and were allowed to leave the scene. >> whenever a police officer has reason to believe that someone is impaired wire driving, i think they ought to be stopped and given a field sobriety test period. >> democrat elijah cummings and chaffetzifetz want a briefs. president obama said the white house is disappointed about the incident but is so far standing by clancy. lawmakers here are divided over what should happen next. >> i believe he is the right person for the job a