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u.s. secret service, the latest concern for the agency stems from an incident at washington's d.c. he names of two secret service supervisors who work with the president's security detail involved. sources confirm to cnn that there is an investigation in a situation that was first reported in "the washington post" on wednesday night. the investigation got started after an agent removed ammunition for a weapon from apparently left a bullet in the room of a guest he had med in the hotel bar. he apparently knew that guest for some time, apparently tried to get back into the room to retrieve the bullet. the hotel notified the white house after he essentially let them know he was a secret service agent. investigators followed up by taking a peek at that agent's blackberry, and discovered that the supervisor had allegedly left sexually suggestive e-mails to a female employee. the first supervisor was removed from position and the second supervisor reassigned, not clear if that was disciplinary. back to you guys. >> thanks so much, joe. michaela? >>> it's time for the five things you need

u.s. secret service is facing a new sexual misconduct scandal. last year they were caught up. this morning two agents on president obama's security detail are under investigation after an incident in washington. one of them, a senior supervisor, has been reassigned. >> the new investigation focuses on an encounter at the hay-adams hotel. it is a washington landmark next to the white house. senior correspondent john miller is here. good morning. >> good morning. >> what can you tell us about this is accident? >> this incident is not a big story. the reason we're talking a about it in the news is it violates three basic things. one, don't do anything to em bairs the president or the white house, two is don't do anything to embarrass us, and three is while we have a boys' club culture, it would be good not to have things like this land in the paper. >> if you're with the secret service and you have a gun and it's legal for you to carry a gun and you have an encounter with a woman in a hotel room, what are you supposed to do with the gun? >> well, there's nothing the in the rule b

u.s. secret service agent in that motorcade and described what happened next. >> i got up in the back of the car and wedged myself on top of the back, the top of the back seat between the left side of the car and the right side of the car. i looked down, i could see the president's face, his eye were fixed. there was a hole in the upper right rib of the skull. i could see most of the brain matter in that area was gone. >> 24-year-old lee harvey some walled was arrested for the crime but shot two days later by jack ruby. to this day many people think he had help that day. bill: we are watching from new york. what events do we expect in dallas? >> reporter: a somber memorial is planned. it will be held in between the grassy knoll and the texas school book depository. there will be a tolling of the bells all around the city of dallas. then a moment of violence at 12:30 central standard time, the exact moment kennedy was shot and america changed forever. bill: casey stegall live there in dallas. tomorrow we'll pause and remember that day. martha: we'll have a lot of that tomorrow. it will be ver

u.s. secret service is facing a new sexual misconduct scandal. last year they were caught up. this morning two agents on president obama's security detail are under investigation after an incident in washington. one of them, a senior supervisor, has been reassigned. >> the new investigation focuses on an encounter at the hay-adams hotel. it is a washington landmark next to the white house. senior correspondent john miller is here. good morning. >> good morning. >> what can you tell us about this is accident? >> this incident is not a big story. the reason we're talking a about it in the news is it violates three basic things. one, don't do anything to em bairs the president or the white house, two is don't do anything to embarrass us, and three is while we have a boys' club culture, it would be good not to have things like this land in the paper. >> if you're with the secret service and you have a gun and it's legal for you to carry a gun and you have an encounter with a woman in a hotel room, what are you supposed to do with the gun? >> well, there's nothing the in the rule b

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u.s. secret service is facing a sexual misconduct scandal. last year a dozen employees were caught up in the case in columbia. two agents on president's security detail are under investigation after an incident in washington. one a senior supervisor has been reassigned. >> the investigation focuses on an encounter at hay-adams hotel, next to the white house. senior correspondent john miller is here. good morning. >> good morning. >> tell me what you see and what you've learned about this incident. >> this incident is not a big story. the reason we're talking about it in terms of news is it violates three basic principles of the secret service. number one, don't do anything to embarrass the president or the white house. number two, don't do anything to embarrass the service. number three, while you're waiting for the inspector general's report on whether the boys club culture, it would be good to not have incidents land in the paper. >> if you're a secret service agent or someone like that and it's legal to have a gun and you carry a gun, what

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secret service, what is the president's level of confidence in them at this point in. >> the president believes deeply that the vast majority of the men and women who work for the u.s. secret service exemplify the high standards of service and that they workday and night professionally to protect the president and presidents before him and presidents -- and they will after him as well as his family and presidential families as well as other protectees. you know, issues that have arisen including the visit to colombia and other issues that arise are, you know, the president is confident that they will be fully investigated and that action a, where appropriate, will be taken. and he believes that the leadership at the secret service, including the new director, will address matters as they arise appropriately. but it is important to note that the president believes very strongly that these men and women are professionals and that they put their lives on the line to protect the commander in the chief, protect the president, protect his or her family. and that's a very weighty responsibility, and he greatly appreciates it. >> does he think that the new director has taken

u.s. capitol police and secret service officers shot carey near the capital building after she hit a police car, led officers o on a chase and refused to stop. police used excessive force. the d.c. police department is investigating the use of deadly force, which is standard practice involving the police. >> a bizarre fire in ocean city killed one person and left two others in the hospital. police tell us someone on fire walked into the church rectory screaming, please help me. the whole building caught fire. the reverend is one of the people who was hurt and his injuries are reported to be life threatening. >> tonight, the montgomery county council appears poised. it's not clear which of the proposals on the table will win. raising the rate to $11.50. county executive supports that same amount, but over a five- year period. the lone holdout was anders. >> employees at three local wal-marts walked off the job. they are protesting the company's aggressive efforts to keep them quiet. those employees say they make less than $25,000 a year and they think the nation's largest employer should pay

u.s. secret service bureaucracy for the right. smartphone.e is the first president truly at home in the digital age. that put him in a unique position to pull the federal government into the digital age two. he would restore america's faith in the public sector to do things well. after he got to the white house, he tried to deliver on his promise. effortrked on a massive to open up government data. he set up an online dashboard for transparency on i.t.. he was over budget and off schedule. this provides the name, e-mail, and phone number. to date, the site has gotten 78 million hits. to obama, this is part of the core work of rescuing the idea that government can solve core problems. afforded because of the technological -- thwarted because technology has not reached parts of our government. thatpeople will tell you their kids have better technology in their backpacks and bedrooms than they have in their desks at work. the online portal was supposed to be the lynch pin of the affordable care act. it has sent a devastating blow to the administ

and like all federal law enforcement, the success of secret service investigations requires partnering with u.s. attorneys throughout the country. in addition to asset forfeiture and money laundering, computer crimes, intellectual property, secret service and ice partner with other federal law enforcement for joint investigations and participate in virtual currency emerging through its working group. while digital currencies may provide potential benefits, they present real risks by criminal and terrorist organizations trying to conceal their illicit activity. as such digital currencies challenge to carry out responsibilities to enforce law and carry out activity. secret service has a long history of adapting methods to maintain the integrity of the nation's financial infrastructure. as dhs law enforcement agency we're committed to partnering with law enforcement at all levels of government to increase the security of the nation while addressing challenges posed by digital currencies. the secret service will continue to conduct effective criminal investigations to keep america safe and prospero

u.s. marshal and secret service are involved. remember scooby-doo atl-101? 23 yrlds dennis koulson?ach new sex tricks to a girl he was told was 15. >> oh, my god. i'm a [ bleep ]. >> after he's arrested, he's put in an unmarked car and taken to this ems station, where he will be questioned by law enforcement. his car is searched. police find directions to the house, along with condoms and marijuana. >> more tv in here? >> coulson is then brought to a room where he waits to be interrogated. that's where he meets harris county sheriff mike jolly, who finds out this isn't coulson's first run-in with the law. >> there are no get out of jail free cards. >> i got it from my parents. >> you used it? >> it's over. >> why did you pick that girl? >> let's just not talk about it. >> turns out scoobydoo had several prior charges. >> coulson, he had four prior charges from theft to simple battery, simple assault. some of these are aggravated-type crimes. >> but he was never convicted. tonight he will have four more charges added to the list. enticing a child for indecent purposes, obscene intern

and like all federal law enforcement, the success of secret service investigations requires partnering with u.s. attorneys throughout the country. in addition to money laundering and computer crimes and intellectual property sections of the department of justice's criminal division. the secret service and i.c.e. also a partner with other federal law enforcement for joint investigations and participate in a virtual currency emerging threats working group. while digital currencies may provide potential benefits, they present real risk through their use by the criminal and terrorist organizations trying to conceal their illicit activity. as such, digital currencies challenge law enforcement's abilities to carry out our responsibilitiesing to enforce the law and suppress criminal activity. the secret service has a long history of adapting its investigative methods to main tape the integrity of the nation's financial infrastructure. as a dhs law enforcement agency, we are committed to partnering to increase the security of the nation while addressing the challenges posed by digital currencies. the s

the secret service arrested a man known as bad b, in 2010, and earlier this year, apprehended five individuals allegedly responsible for the largest data breach ever in u.s. history. over the past 4 years, the secret service has arrested more than 4,500 cyber criminals, preventing over $13 billion in losses based on the financial information recovered from those individuals. importantly, they used extensive use of digital currencies as part of their efforts. the secret service strategically prioritized investigations of exchangers and administrators of digical currency that provide a role in facilitating widespread illicit activity. as part of these efforts, the secret service in cooperation with other partners has apprehended the leaders of egold and liberty reserve. they have also arrested various exchanges of currency that facilitated criminal activity such as west corporated, resulted in 16 individuals pleading guilty or being convicted. these cases are discussed more fully in my written testimony. and i wielcome further opportunities to discuss this. digital currencies are a tool used by a wide variety of criminals. we investigate illicit activity t

the company is teaming up with the u.s. 30e68 service to deliver packages to your doorstep on sundays. it's no secretr the post office as well. alison kosik is at the new york stock ex-shank to tell us more. >> and it could rife on a sunday and with the help of the u.s. postal service? yes. it needs all the business as it can get. so even as usps was talking about cutting saturday delivery. now it will expand to an extra day. package shipments which are more profitable are increasing. and the postal service wants to form similar agreements with other retailers. the postal service is getting created after losing almost 16 billion dollars in just the fiscal year of 2012. >> and i just wanted would you have to pay extra for sunday delivery? >> good question. no. there's no extra charge. if you signed up for amazon for the annual fee, you can pay orders on a friday to get them on a sunday. and if it you order something on amazon, you're not going to be able to specify a sunday delivery. as it begins to roll out, it's only going to be available in new york and l.a. but wanting to expand it next year. >> t

secret service engaged in sexual misconduct and other questionable behavior in a total of 17 countries. the newspapers said those claims were made by a whistle-blower to a u.s. senate committee. this is just one year after the secret service agents were entangled in a prostitution scandal in colombia in a presidential trip there. >> casy mcfar land joins us. what is going on? is there a loosening of standards in national security? >> yeah, obviously. people snicker oh, ha, ha, ha what is a sex scandal? no, this is a serious problem for the following reasons. when i got my security clearance. they look for anything that you could be blackmailed. look at 17 different countries. they are potentially blackmailable. and that is a problem. whether they are in a position and this dpies was not on the president's security detail and part of protecting the first family, it doesn't matter. we have had enough examples where it is rotten in the core and no one is held accountable. they don't get foured and they get reassigned and apologize. >> and a bonus. the secret service is under the treasury department, but the military is having similar scandals are they not? >>

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u.s. embassy and the u.k. embassy because it's clear for everybody who looks at that big what's going on there but i think that the german interior secret service they are not allowed to investigate. and this is simply because germany right now is sort of the the u.s. and they want to become a first class partner so our government is simply selling our privacy and their own privacy to climb up the ladder. the u.s. senate has its own vision on resolving spies scandals once and for all by plugging lease with dollars lawmakers have approved the annual intelligence authorization act that includes funding operations to prevent revelations similar to those made by adding snowden the director of the n.s.a. will also have more powers to investigate employees with security clearances. well coming shortly here in our team a resurgent al qaida is reportedly i believe is vulnerable uranium stores. could be used to raise local explosive devices or just to terrify people and a former british military cameco warfare commander explains to us the potential dangers should these nuclear ingredients fall into the wrong hands that's coming up shortly . now the soch

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