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keep in mind the secret service could not be part of the investigation, because technically the secretervice is at fault any time one of our protectees has been shot or injured. >> before the questioning begins the agents inventory hinckley's personal possessions. >> when they opened the wallet, there was a picture. the belief was that the picture of this attractive woman came with the wallet. because she was somewhat recognizable as like a young starlet, but none of us knew her name. there was a piece of paper that was stuck in the billfold section that had a telephone number on it. one of the fbi agents said, oh, that's a connecticut telephone number. it meant nothing to me at the time. >> when the interview begins, hinckley doesn't react well to the questioning by his fbi interrogators. so they ask agent kohlo to step in. within minutes, hinckley opens up. >> he told me about the different doctors that he had been to. he talked about dropping out of school. he talked about his relationship with his parents. and how annoyed they were with him. so i asked him, how could he explain his

keep in mind the secret service could not be part of the investigation, because technically the secretce is at fault any time one of our protectees has been shot or injured. >> before the questioning begins the agents inventory hinckley's personal possessions. >> when they opened the wallet, there was a picture. the belief was that the picture of this attractive woman came with the wallet. because she was somewhat recognizable as like a young starlet, but none of us knew her name. there was a piece of paper that was stuck in the billfold section that had a telephone number on it. one of the fbi agents said, oh, that's a connecticut telephone number. it meant nothing to me at the time. >> when the interview begins, hinckley doesn't react well to the questioning by his fbi interrogators. so they ask agent colo to step in. within minutes, hinckley opens up. >> he told me about the different doctors that he had been to. he talked about dropping out of school. he talked about his relationship with his parents. and how annoyed they were with him. so i asked him, how could he explain his issu

"vogue" is in stands today. >>> more on the secret life of jodi arias. ez-mitchell has penned a shocking new book detailing her obsessions, les trent has the story. >> this is crazy, diabolical behavior. >> jane velez-mitchell says jodi arias has a strange personality. jodi was convicted of murdering travis alexander, she moved hundreds of miles to be with him. in her new book, exposed, the secret life of jodi arias, the hln host writes travis was not her first obsession. >> i found out she stalked another boyfriend many years earlier, in the exact same way that she terrorized travis alexander. jealous, following him across state lines, moving in next to him just like she did to travis. >> yet another boyfriend got a glimpse inside her twisted mind. >> i spoke to friends close to that relationship and they said jodi tried to assume the persona of his ex-wife. she imitated her hair color. she got breast implants to match the ex-wife's breast implants. she drove the same kind of car. she worked at the same restaurant. even stood behind the same counter, and

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he gave at the term secret law. e been covering this for the past two years and had no idea what he meant until edward snowden disclose to my newspaper this overwhelming bulk collection. ron wyden was entirely vindicated and it sort of underscores when wyden says to his colleague, maybe look in secret about the discrepancy between what the nsa is saying it's violations have been, meaning accidental, and what it actually said to us in secret. navi that kind of should get more attention. maybe more senators should go back in a close session he sang come and look at that because winds record really does bear out and it also points out now that chris inglis has said it in that it has not stopped terrorist attacks, wind. >>natodianne feinstein of california who chairs the intelligence committee defended the program. >> i was on the intelligence 9/11, and ifore remember how little information we had and the great criticism of the government because of inabilityepipes, the to share intelligence, the inability to collect int

. >>> and for years, it was the world's worst kept secret. area 51, we reveal a newly classified document. so what did the conspiracy theorists get right about the stop secret air force base? >> keep it right here, >>> from new york city, this is "nightline." with juju chang. >> good evening, and thank you for joining us, still looking for that last minute getaway summer bargain? when it comes to good deals, it is tempting to jump. but do you really get what you pay for? earlier this summer, lindsay davis looks into this as "nightline" investigates. >> reporter: oh, the beach looks great. look at the water. it certainly didn't look like what i would consider a tough assignment. >> here are the rooms. not too bad. >> you're about to leave me again, just got back from honeymoon. >> reporter: i had not even unpacked from my honeymoon, when a day later, here i was heading for a beach hotel in the dominican republic. we were about to learn it is possible to go too far off the beaten path when we booked a group-on coupon that would go from sketchy t

the other victims also undergo surgery and survive. secretack. that evening, fbi agents searched john hinckley's washington, d.c. hotel room. >> hinckley had laid out, and this was the bizarre thing, really bizarre. he had laid out there from the morning's newspaper and the president's schedule, he had beside that a statement really in the form of a letter to the actress jodie foster. >> in his letter, hinckley writes, i am doing all this for your sake, jodie. i'm asking you to please look into your heart and at least give me the chance with this historical deed to gain your respect and love. i love you forever, john hinckley. >> it was when we read the letter from the hotel room that we finally put the pieces together. >> it looked to all of us, gut feeling, this is a lone gunman and there was the motive, to impress this actress. >> we can understand political motives. but here we have a must have of love. >>> president recognize began had just delivered a fairly well-received speech at the hilton washington hotel. then, shots. >> within 24

and bring more transparency to the top secret pfizer court and last week's near passage of the a march conyers amendment which would have defunded the n.s.a.'s mass collection of data on american citizens shows that momentum for reform is building today senators why didn't you do all in blumenthal introduce reforms to the pfizer court including putting in place a special privacy advocate to defend the civil liberties of americans before the top secret court here is a measure that protects core constitutional rights in a way that focuses on making the courts and the process. better and fair having two sides represented in court what's more american also senator patrick leahy introduced the comprehensive accountability in privacy protection act which narrows the scope of the patriot act to limits gag orders on data collection view and fast forwards the sunset of the fai's amendments act congress has to carefully consider the powerful surveillance to be granted government intrusion sure that there is stringent oversight accountability and transparency i've introduced a bill that addresses

sergei was a rising star in the secret police, and he eventually rose to be number three or four in the nkvd during the great purges. they carried on a secret love affair for three years while ivan pretended not to know what was going on. and they went for long walks, had long conversations. agnessa was somewhat shocked that sergei was a true believer. she learned this in a conversation. not in jest, sergei told the

so the secret has to be retained, and you're now giving them permission to talk about the secret. and you're also reassuring them that there will be no negative consequences about talking about the secret, and so it's a lot easier for the person to talk in that environment. and there are strategies, various treatment-oriented strategies that are geared to functionally allowing the person to disclose, reaffirming that safety is ubiquitous at least in the environment where they're being cared for, and also making it clear that they are not to blame. so that this whole issue of self-loathing that miss cain talked about, in terms of not desiring or not believing that you're entitled to anything else, goes away so the person then can start to believe that they can recover, and this is from the notion of resiliency. resiliency needs to be essentially unleashed as opposed to bottled up. and resiliency really, miss cain, needs to start with the parents in terms of how they interact with that child, correct? well, yeah. i mean, children have learned behaviors. and i just wanted to just qui

the region. we are engaged in a secret war with yemen, much like with cambodia in the 1960s. s much harder to keep a war secret as it was back then. today instagram purposes a purpose. here are two pictures of a drone flying over yemen. this is part of their daily lives over there. joining us now is david pakman, host of "the david pakman show." and our own michael shure. thank to both of you. david we'll start with you. jeremy skahill of the nation magazine calls this a dirty war. do you think it's a fair term? is this a war or is it more of a covert operation? it is a dirty war using all of the ugly tactics that come associateded with that kind of term. >> without knowing more about it, which is part of the problem, we certainly can't rule out that it is a dirty war. and the reality is when we think about this, even looking at how it was reported that americans were being told to evacuate, because of the risk of terrorist attacks, but isn't it also possible that they might accidentally get hit by a drone? it's not unheard of for innocent people to be killed by drones. so tha

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the article begins "a secretive u.s. enforcement administration unit is funneling information from intelligence intercepts, wiretaps, informants and a massive database of telephone records to authorities across the nation to help them launch criminal investigations of americans." glenn greenwald, can you talk more about this? >> this should be a huge scandal for the following reason. the essence of the constitution is the government cannot obtain evidence or information about you unless it has probable cause to believe you have engaged in a crime and then goes to court to get a warrant. and only then is that evidence usable in a prosecution against you. with this secret agency -- what the secret agency is doing according to reuters is circumventing that process by gathering all kinds of information without any court supervision, without any oversight at all. use surveillance technologies and other forms of domestic spying. ,hen he gets this information it knows that information can be courtn a criminal because it is outs

he knows all of the secrets of financing of the popular party. potentially, we may not have heard the most damaging revelations as of yet. he is currently in prison on remand pending a judicial investigation, and he continues to testify and basically drip feed these allegations out. the prime minister is not only being named as somebody who accepted cash, most recently in 2010 when he was the leader of the opposition, but potentially, there could be charges brought for embezzlement, tax fraud and a legal financing of his campaign. it is potentially very damaging indeed. >> what about his performance in parliament today? >> it was a very well orchestrated performance, hardly the grilling that anyone expected, but rather a long speech by the prime minister. he spent much of his hour-long speech describing the former treasurer and reminding parliament that these were the unfounded allegations of a crook. he claimed he had been hoodwinked and made a mistake in trusting someone. that was as far as he went as far as apologizing. he denied any wrongdoin

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the secret, its maker, elon musk. he's made a car that's completely unconventional. there is no engine in the front. watch what that means in this crash test. without an engine in front, there is a long crumple zone, a buffer. you can see driver and passenger are safe. very different than traditional cars like this 2011 nissan versa, a smaller vehicle with the engine in front. you can see the car crumples, impacting the driver's seat. since then nissan has made upgrades and the newest model has earned four stars. the tesla costs over $70,000 and needs to be charged often, but the safety designs could impact all cars. >> tesla uses a unique structure where it actually layers the metal that allows it to absorb the energy. >> hopefully in ten years if things go really well, something close to a majority of new cars made will be electric. >> reporter: for a guy who is used to turning dreams into a reality, the dream of a safer ride may now be a lot closer to reality. abc news, betty liu in new york. >>> we turn to those secret audio tapes that shattered a presidency and t

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now, actual government proof including maps of the secret site. gh no mention of alien autopsies. according to u.s. documents, they were used to support spy pla planes, which may explain the lights in the sky that many confused for ufos. but for many, some parts were not explained, as they were redacted. and it still did not explain roswell. tune in tomorrow, and as always we're on line at abcnews.com. good night, america, and have a wonderful weekend. >>> "that '70s show" in rehab, with we're her co-star. >> she was in and out of clinics. >>> hours after she drank herself to death. >> the question is why did she leave the hospital? >> i could make it through this, i can make it through anything. >>> then -- >> what when was the last time you smoked weed? >> oprah's pot-smoking past. heidi klum's plastic surgery confession? >> that i had a nose job. >>> is "basketball wives" done? >>> roseanne, d.j. and becky 25 years later, their mental illness and co-star's drug overdose. >> it was a big loss. >>> and is newlywed jimmy kimmel having second though

keep in mind the secret service could not be part of the investigation, because technically the secret service is at fault any time one of our protectees has been shot or injured. >> before the questioning begins the agents inventory hinckley's personal possessions. >> when they opened the wallet, there was a picture. the belief was that the picture of this attractive woman came with the wallet. because she was somewhat recognizable as like a young starlet, but none of us knew her name. there was a piece of paper that was stuck in the billfold section that had a telephone number on it. one of the fbi agents said, oh, that's a connecticut telephone number. it meant nothing to me at the time. >> when the interview begins, hinckley doesn't react well to the questioning by his fbi interrogators. so, they ask agent colo to step in. within minutes, hinckley opens up. >> he told me about the different doctors that he had been to. he talked about dropping out of school. he talked about his relationship with his parents. and how annoyed they were with him. so i asked him, how could he explain h

every single newsroom has classified information reporting on what governments do in the secret is what journalism is about. so if you support states can take from journalist, you should demand the government can go into newsrooms and seize the information. all of the best reporting over 40 years is pentagon papers, the bush torture sites, cia sites, the ease dropping program and if

and the top judge on the secretive court that approves surveillance programs said judges aren't able to independently verify whether the government violates the law, saying that they are "forced to rely upon the accuracy of the information that is provided to the court." critics have been demanding more oversight. >> why is the government spying on its own people?

the dean of the secret order of dirty joke writers. wow. he people who write all the world's dirty jokes? indeed they are. hey, isn't that stephen hawking? (electronic voice): so the housewife tells the plumber, "okay, you cleaned my pipes, now get to work on that sink." (laughter) (electronic laughter) and there's bill gates. is there some joke area of a beaver eating a woodpecker? is that something...? would that work? wow. these are some of the world's smartest people. not a lot of women. yeah, not a lot of women. what are they all doing here? well, many of the world's greatest geniuses secretly devote themselves to coming up with the world's dirtiest jokes. oh, it's been that way for centuries. great men such as ben franklin, charles dickens, albert einstein. shakespeare, of course. i got a spear you can shake. ha! there you go, put that in one of your jokes. let me show you around. from this room, we can see the entire world's joke supply. this way, we can tailor jokes to where the need is greatest. sir, we have a best man giving a toas

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it's report thad the secret spy agency broke privacy rules or overstepped its authority thousands of time each year. the "washington post" says internal documents and documents it received from leaker edward snowden were unintended but they violated the law. in one example, a programming error involved the interception of a large number of calls. >>> and this morning a weather system brewing in the gulf of mexico has a potential to bring drenching rainfall to the southeast. cbs consultant david bernard explains. >> the key to it over the next two days has a lot >>> well, the key to all the heavy rain in the southeast as we go over the next few days will have a lot to do with the disturbance entering the gulf of mexico. right now the development potential is what we're calling medium for this to progress to a depression or a tropical storm in the next 48 hours or so. but even if that does not happen, the heavy rain is still coming. already we have flood advisories in effect for parts of the florida panhandle, alabama, georgia, and into the carolinas, and that's probably going to grow w

the court itself is secret, the judges are appointed by john roberts in secret. there is no adversarial process. it's simply a government lawyer coming before this secretly appointed judge with no one on the other side. >> that's right, and that's the second important element of my program, which is that there should be some adversarial process there, should be some kind of special advocate who takes the point of view on the facts and the law, perhaps very different. die ya metrically opposed, testing the government, challenging it, just as we do. in the normal court. the adversarial process is the way the court gets to the truth. in any other search and seizure situation. i'm a former federal prosecutor, i know about it well, there is a period of time when the warrant can be kept secret, the search and seizure may be done, but eventually it's tested by rules of admissibility in open court. >> as a united states senator, as you look at the revelations we've had over the last six weeks to a month, how much of this did you know, and how much of this is news to you.

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we'll be right back. >>> next, the secret life of convicted killer jodi arias. the bombshell new book. >> she would sneak in through the doggy door and get naked and jump into his bed. >>> then, the real story behind the baseball fan who plunged to his death at the stadium. >> it shouldn't have happened. >> exclusive, what his family wants america to know. >>> plus, jessica simpson's little girl, cutest baby ever? "inside edition," in high defini [ male announcer ] say goodbye to suits and suitcases, and say hello to the white sands and sunny beaches of northwest florida. feel good getaways. that's how we fly. southwest airlines is offering nonstop service from bwi airport to panama city beach, florida, starting at $120 one-way. book now online, only at southwest.com. we are southwest. welcome aboard. >>> next "inside edition," the doomsday castle, the amazing house this family is building to survive armageddon. watch the next "inside edition." >>> like mother, like daughter. this is the latest picture of jessica simpson's adorable little girl, maxwell, and with

. ♪ [ female announcer ] stress sweat smells the worst. and secretlinical strength gives you four times the protection against it. secret clinical strength. [ticking] >> i mean, you've been called a lot of names. you've been characterized as a hero and as a villain, a martyr, terrorist. >> i'm not yet a martyr. >> right. >> let's keep it that way. >> julian assange, the nomadic founder of the website wikileaks, is under legal and personal attack from the u.s. government for publishing military and diplomatic secrets. when we met him, he was under house arrest in the english countryside, where we conducted the most extensive television interview he's given about his life, his beliefs, and his concern about being charged and extradited to the united states. >> it is completely outrageous. it is the worst form of censorship we have seen by the united states since the 1950s, since the mccarthy era. >> are you surprised? >> i am surprised, actually. >> but you are screwing with the forces of nature. [ticking] >> [blows whistle] >> you might not think of s

this police officer was fired for telling the truth telling about the secret ticket quotas. ticket quotas. next. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. john: to police officers have ticket'' is like 100 tickets per month or you are in trouble? knows say the police department's and some states ban that but not alabama. in the town of auburn we are told they had to write 100 tickets every month stage did one officer completed shortly after he was fired. says you are out of the police department? >> once you ce forward to blow the whistle you are blacklisted. john: in fairness it wasn't you just complaint bayou co

this police ofcer was fired for telling the truth telling about the secret ticket quotas. next. john: to police officers have ticket'' is like 100 tickets per month or you are in trouble? knows say the police department's and some states ban that but not alabama. in the town of auburn we are told they had to write 100 tickets evy month stage did one officer completed shortly after he was fired. says you are out of the police department? >> once you come forward to blow the whistle you are blacklisted. john: in fairness it wasn't you just compint bayou complained publicly also a secretly videotaped your sergeant to give this order. >> we will have 100 contacts per month. john: you did this because they were lying to say we would not admit this? >> yes sir. they will say that we will no have quoted is the stretch and quantity over one dash quality over quantity. john: they said we would never implemented a quota we think they are bad practice it would not do it for ready because it causes more money than what we take in. >> that is what they klay but we get $34 per ticket in 2011 t

>> from the secret service. but do people even know what rodeo clowns do? i love the rodeo. i love rodeo austin. first two weeks in austin, march of 2014. rodeo clowns have to have nerves of steel. they have to have lightning reflexes. they have to have selfless devotion. so, you know what? it's a joke. rodeo clowns are the epitome of distraction. >> hell has frozen over on "hannity" because this is the first time i think we've ever agreed. let's go back and take a look at history. we've got tricky dick nixon and his mask. and we've got -- let's see, reagan and his mask. clinton. and we've got bush 41. but look at that nose on richard nixon. i mean, that's a big nose. that's not exactly complimentary of bush 41 there. but that's a mask. it's well-known that people would wear. well, well, there you go again. there's reagan. and of course we got -- i just want to say to all the hot tricks in the "hannity" audience tonight, here's my number. give me a call. so we've got that one. and we've got there's bush 43. come on. this is now that big a deal, eric? >> well, here's the thin

advocacy groups are protesting against the program and the fact that it has been conducted in secret. the government will make the program more transparent, but that there is a price to pay. >> what it is i'm willing to my country men is look, we will tell you more about this, all right? that's going to make you feel a lot more comfortable about these programs, but you have to accept that you will probably be a little less safe too. >> he said snowden's case will affect intelligence activities for many years to am can. let's look at the latest news coming out of our business desk. investors are curious about what american central bankers are thinking, specifically they want to know when the fed will start winding down monetary easing. officials have just released a statement. we go now for more on that. you have been reading through all of it. what does is it say? >> that i ma ebb disappointed to read there was no mention of a timeline. the policy makers do say that they will continue their massive bond-buying program for the time being in order to bolster the econo economy. officials

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