u.s. secret service for the u.s. forces in korea when we see this happen in a few moments time the technical difficulties come from the fact there are only are a few cameramen allowed there and they are the live pictures coming from south korean t.v. if you're losing the pictures in the coming in the now it's there and i think i can see south korean t.v. so if something happens when you're not seeing the pictures i will if i see something i will let you know all right james you may have to you may have to does jump in there if you can see the handshake because currently we're looking at pictures from a few moments ago james in terms of the bigger picture despite the lack of any diplomatic preparation for the meeting in terms of the the broader picture how much could this meeting in terms of its significance perhaps help to reset relations between the u.s. and north korea. we have a faltering diplomatic process. people were worried they were starting to get very worried after the hanoi summit that went badly i think i

u.s. secret service says it arrested someone last night near the white house. in a statement, officials say the person stopped the car at17 street and pennsylvania avenue around 8:30 last night and just leftit there. officials say the driver then refused commands from officers. the secret service says the car was later declared safe. president trump was not in the white house during the time of this arrest. >>> new this morning, t president and the first lady are in england. before they left, the president made an unannounced stop at mclean bible church in vienna. the white house says president wanted to visit with the pastor and pray for the victims of the virginia beach shoot g. >>> thismorning it's still a mystery aso what caused a two-vehicle moped crash in fairfax. the moped driver lost control yesterday morning near the intersection of reit and eaton place. the driv is in critical condition. officers had to close down the northbound lanes of chain bridge road and westbound lanes of eaton place for hours. police aren't sure who was at fault. no other injur

u.s. secret service agents. so setting about the process how big a task it is to keep the president secure while he is on the ground here, but it's not just security, it's also military communications, specialists, white house aides, a doctor, a chef, and members of the media as part of that entourage. 750 rooms booked last time if you were coming to central london, hope it's not the week to be seeking out a bargain on the accommodation front. they will be packed out there with americans on the ground. >> i suspect they're probably staying in a different kind of hotel to the one i would normally book weekends in london, karen, but you never know so the president will leave the aircraft and will head to marine one. marine one will then take him to london as we've been watching this, we have some data on the eurozone just to get you into the final comment here eurozone made final manufacturing pmi 47.47. factory activity for the eurozone down. you don't expect to see much pickup >> what you've seen in europe, this

u.s. secret service, south korean security for moon jae-in and kim jong-un. saw them in action in hanoi and they do not fool around. they were all making sure the person they were charged with protecting was protected. we saw the president walk up to the concrete slab that is the line of demarcation to step over into north korea and step back across with kim jong-un. now all three of them have gone into freedom house. there are two big buildings on the south korean side. they went into freedom house which is interesting. president trump talked about this in the lead-up saying this will not be much more than a handshake. the fact that they have now gone into freedom house means they may be engaging in some sort of extended discussion. and this could potentially be nothing. it could potentially be a promising development. there you see president trump stepping across that 18-inch slab of concrete into north korea. that is truly an historic event. the fact they are in freedom house could be significant. maybe they will get involved in discussions. president trum

u.s. secret service says it arrested someone last night near the white house. in a statent officials say the person stopped a car at 17th street and pennsylvania avenue around 8:30 last night and just left it there. officials say the driver then refused commands from officers. the secret service says the car was latereclared safe. president trump was not in the white house during the time of this arrest. >>> turning nowo t the commute during metro's blue and yellow line shutdown. last week was painful for metro ers trying to go between the huntington and pentan stations. >> metro is tweaking the express shuttle. justin finch is live at the station with a look at the impact so far. justin, good morning. >> so far looking around here, it appbers to working. not a lot of people waiting for the bus at this point. essentially last week metro had aoblem. they had a lot of riders and not enough bus access. he buses were filling up fast creating a backlog of full buses, long wait times, and you can guess the res well fast forward to today. metro's learned they have dou

u.s. secret service or the federal bureau of investigation. ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...butbattery charging. ♪ eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress (driver) relax, it's just a bug. that's not a bug, that's not a bug! (burke) hit and drone. seen it, covered it. at farmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ it's nice. ♪ you got this! ♪ woo! ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our nation is bereaved. the whole world is poorer because of his loss but we can all be better americans because john fitzgerald kennedy has passed our way. because he has been our chosen leader at a time in history when his character, his vision and his quiet courage have enabled him to chart a course for us, a safe course for us through the shoals of treacherous seas that encompass the world. and now that he is relieved of the almost superhuman burden, may he rest in peace.

u.s. secret service says it arrested someone last night near the white house.n astatement, officials say the person stopped the car at 17th street and pennsylvania avenue around 8:30 last night and just left it there. officials say the driver then refused commands from officers. the secret service said the car was later declared safe. president trump was not in the white house during the tme ofar thest. >>> new this morning, president trump and the first lady are in england. beflere the president t, he made an unannounced stop at mclean bible church in vienna. the white house said he wanted to visit theastor and talk to victims of the shooting. >>> we turn to a local couple found dead on vacation. >> this he sparked inter all weekend on the nbc washington app. prince george's county couple cynthia day and nathaniel holmes were found dead last thursday in their dominican republic hotel room. their families say they stillnt wanswers about exactly what happened. megan mcgrath is following t u latest f from the embassy of the dominican republic. good morning. >> re

u.s. secret service says it arrested someone near the white house last night.icials say the person stopped the car at 17th street and pennsylvania avenue around 8:30 last night and just left it ther officials say the driver refused commands from officers. the secret service says the car was later declared safe. president trump was not in the white house during the time of this arrest. >>> turning now to a community in morning. this morning people in virginia beach will return to work for st the firime since friday's mass shooting at a government office. >> 12 people were killed by a co-worker there. qiana patterson from our tiil tidewater afte has more on the vigil happening today for virginia beach. ut>> reporter: we're ode of the police department. as you can see, the community support is overwhelming. people have been putting down flowers and balloons a writing on the memorial setup for the 12 victims that were gunned down in the public workil bung. down the road about three minutes away at the courthouse community united methodist church, they will be holdi

u.s. secret service that have every rooftop covered snipers in place people everywhere and you saw those chaotic scenes in part because the u.s. don't control the situation this was on the dividing line between north and south korea they can't control what the north koreans do they can't control what the south koreans do and you have reporters pushing being pushed back by the secret service and by the north korean security team of kim really unprecedented sea completely unplanned chaotic in a way which i think backs up to an extent what president trump said i don't really believe to be honest that this was organized after a tweet just 36 hours ago but it has certainly been very hastily organized and is most unusual it would be very interesting down the line to read a memoir from one of the officials involved in this i think it really will be eye opening. thanks so much james spays there. well donald trump told kim jong un that he was proud to step into north korea and held his friendship with the leader. well i want to thank you here i mean. you hear the power of the board nobody triggered voice

u.s. secret service could be involved because of how close this is to the trump administration. what does something like that look like when it is in such a sensitive area? >> basically by law the ntsb takes control of the accident site. and it's considered to be an accident until the attorney general notifies the ntsb it's a crime scene. so it'll proceed as an accident until enough facts are discovered to change the status. and what that means is that since the ntsb uses what they call the potty systarty system, police could be a party, secret service could be a party, secret service but tsa could be if they want to be a party to the investigation. i think in an event like this we're going to see a lot of agencies that want to participate in this. but initially from what i've heard you're reporting it sounds to me like this may have been something akin to an engine failure, transmission failure on the helicopter that may have been at altitude and passing over new york city above the restricted airspace and ran into a problem and had to put down. and he accomplished an auto rota

u.s. secret service all around the world protect american presidents. it's a difficult job, especially in a place like. that what was happening with the secret service, what was happening with the president's staff around him as he was stepping into north korea and as you described it, the security cordon around kim was armed when they weren't supposed to be? >> yeah. i mean, it was -- the whole, people were tense. i mean, tight as a bow string, i would say. you know, there were snipers everywhere, there were, you know, there was a lot of security, next level security. most of which you couldn't see, of course, but to ec e tent i could -- extent i could see it, there were a lot of people with fingers on triggers. when you've got right around the two world leaders, you know, i haven't really been in a lot of situations that tense. i mean, i, you know, i thought we were pretty close to something bad happening, actually, at one point. there was a lot of yelling. the secret service was upset, very upset. the north korean security force outnumbered them, i m

far the president is going to go, you know, secret how far does secret service go into north korea, really interesting moment of the u.sident goes, of course, does have a secret service there but in those pictures you are seeing the president going off on his own with chairman kim some media company them didn't go very far taking first steps of a sitting u.s. president, inside north korea, communist north korea a president thrown script out talking about two days now, and let's show the context of 2017 if first became president center of 2017 in new jersey at golf club remember he said that if threats the missile tests and rest continue from north korea they would be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen then he dubbed kim jong-un "little rocket man" the critics said president is fomenting war this rhetoric was going to drive us into a nuclear war quite the opposite happened. >> when you talk about immediate criticism i think fair to say that it is risky, that you do get concerned about the american president going in you want him to be able to make a deal people are likely skeptical of kim jong-un meeti

u.s. park police told the "washington post" they're waiting for details from the secret service about the resident's salute to america. we do know the annual fireworks displayill move from the national mall to wst potomac park. the free concert on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol will go on as scheduled. the mayor's trying to get details but said, quote, planning for the 4th ofly has always been and continues to be within the jurisdiction of the deral government. >> d.c. even though they're not directly involved is so used to having the big eve s if you think about it. whaver role the city can play, i'm sure -- >> the police department still is a big support. >>> pride weekend is approaching here in the district. there's plenty for people to cewobrate. >> t pillars of the local lgbtq community are being hon honored for decades of advocating for equalit news4's cory smith spoke with them about their journey an how far we've come. >>> i remember my first capital pride in 1980 -- >> reporter: after so many years of friendship andso many pride weeks between them, you can understand w donald b

u.s. park police told "the washington post" today they're waiting from details o the secret service about the president's salute to america. we do know the annual fireworks display will move from the national mall to west potomac park and tt the annual free concert on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol will go on as scheduled. mayor murielof bowser's ce is urging the administration to release more details, but, quote, planning for the fourth of july has always been and continues to be within the jurisdiction of the federal government >>> plans to widen i-270 in the beltway by adding toll lanes are a step closer tore ality tonight. today in annapolis the maryland board of public works voted 2-1 to allow private companies to startidding on the massive project. but those who live near 270 and the beltway are concerned they could lose their homes. the debate was heated at times today. at one point the executive challenged the maryland governor hogan over the decision. >> you did a press conference and announced what you were going to do before you talked to anybody. we want solutions. >> more

u.s. military or if you are one of the close protection officers of the secret service but that's a particularly as it seems to be an arranged in a pretty fast order president trump of course saying that this was arranged just in the last 24 hours we suspect that's not true because going back to monday he spoke to the u.s. news organization the hill while he was in washington and said he might meet chairman kim so i'm sure there was some plumeri planning but yes it will be difficult but as you say i was standing in this very spot in april last year and we saw a much longer trip that we're expecting today between president moon and kim and so there is. a plan that they can follow that's already been done the key thing i think is not just to look back and shake but to see whether president trump does actually cross into north korea that is history being made it is makes this in some ways as important as his 1st meeting with chairman kim in singapore just over a year ago. and james i mean quite importantly if if trump does step over the line into north korea as you were saying earlier but the 1st t

u.s. president can question the activities of the intel services. the thing with spies with all this secrets and power and egos is that it really seems to goo to their heads and honestly how can you blame them they are literally be yawned public scrutiny and you wouldn't tries to stick their nose in you just stamp everything that's classified and loudly denounce them as unpatriotic see it as a very very serious and outrageous move on the part of mr trump once again trampling upon the statutory authorities of the director of national intelligence and the heads of the independent intelligence agencies how dead trump what true american would ever question why they're being wiretapped and spied upon a good thing america has m.s.m. be she true patriots would miss the bread and full time so he can vent his frustrations for everyone to hear of course to do that m.s.n. b.c. had to sacrifice their principles and integrity president obama said today he still stands by his cia chief john brennan even though it turns out the cia was indeed spying on the senate and some senators are calling for brennan t

secret paperclip. all the services, navy, army each had their own program for space and a satellite. >> how quickly did the u.s. get a satellite in orbit after sputnik? >> a couple months later, it might've been done earlier than sputnik, but they wanted to be sure and they were testing it for safety, and if that had happened, the entire space race might never have happened. >> president eisenhower supporter nasa, did he get it? no he did not get it. he thought it was a huge waste of time and money. he did not think that it meant anything. he did not understand. and a lot of people did not understand what it meant. and what would happen because of it in may 25, 1961. the importance of jfk speech. that was the challenge before the urgent needs. he challenged america to land on the moon and bring him back safely before the end of the decade. in reality, kennedy was not much of a space buff at all until this happened and he realized we needed something. this was a few months -- few weeks before and we needed some good news to counter that because it was dreadful for his image. >> was it a political speech? >> abs

u.s. and north korean officials scrambled to overcome lonlistical and security hurdles, creating surreal moments, kim's bodyguards and the secret service together at the dmz. and chaotic moments. white house press secretary stephanie grisham left bruised in what a source called an all-out brawl between north korean officials and the press. the biggest surprise, kim crossing into south korea and meeting privately with trump, far more than the two-minute handshake the president previewed earlier. when talks ended, the two announced a plan to revise stalled nuclear diplomacy. >> we decided to designate a team that will try to work out details. >> reporter: sources told cnn much of kim's negotiating team was punished after talks in hanoi fell apart. in the four months since, north korea has resumed belicose rhetoric and short-range ballistic missile tests. it's uncloor if this moment at the dmz will be enough to smooth over vastly different views on denuclearization, a word president trump never said once on sunday. trump even invited kim to the white house, despite the fact north korea still has all its nuclear weapons. as president trump

secret service personnel everywhere out of sight mostly. the chinook helicopter is carrying -- out of vision there is a couple of u.s. marine helicopters.here i'm told that the u.s. president will be helicoptering out of this airport once he's touched down. again in the next 25, 20 minutes or so from now. it's immensely controversial visit, of course. there are many in the country that believe that this is a politician. this is a u.s. president who stands for everything that they are against. he's been accused of racism. he's been accused of being a misogynist. he's pulled out of the paris climate change accord and expressed, you know, kind of concern about the science behind climate change. he's put up trade barriers. all of these things. and that's lid ed to, adds we'v been saying, tens of thousands of people preparing to go out into the streets of london to make that point. but, of course, there are many others in the country that believe it's absolutely right that the red carpet should be rolled out for the president of the united states. incredibly important trade partner, especially as we approach brexit. there are many people in

u.s. attorney's office have filed specific type of motion that says they have classified information pertaining to national security regarding yujing zhang's case. that could include simply procedural things like how secret service herald" nerunderstands the information the u.s. attorneys have the information is directly about yujing zhang. it could be who she is. it could be communications. we don't know that yet. but we do know there's some sort of national security implication. and we also know that the federal authorities have an ongoing investigation into possible espionage in south florida. >> david aaronburg, why was the motion filed? what does it indicate that this is more than a bumbling idiot that walked on to the grounds of mar-a-lago, what does this indicate the threat this woman poses? >> it indicates prosecutors think there's a national security risk and in disclosing information to the defense counsel and public. but it doesn't necessarily mean the information is about her spying. it could be information about her as the reporter just said, in that it could be revealing of the sources and methods of how they got information about her and the intelligence community may not want that to be revealed.

u.s. president walking towards him. again just minutes away there. you see the traveling press. they're ready, they're in position. we've seen members of the president's security detail, the secret serviceeir presence as well. our anna corin has been watching this. you've covered this region for some time. the importance of what we're about to witness here? >> there is no denying that this is an enormous moment. it will be a hirveg moment. it's very symbolic as well. as we're speaking with our previous guest, she said symbolism is just crucial to those in south korea as well as in north korea. so whilst the critics are saying where's the substance, where's the concrete plan for denuclear sayings, as far as the two koreas are concerned, just by shaking hands, donald trump meeting with kim jong un on the dmz, that alone stands for so much more. obviously, the u.s. sees this as a potential reset on relationships. in february in hanoi talks an bruchtly ended. the united states feeling that the south koreans -- i beg your pardon -- the north koreans were inflexible and donald trump left the meeting. there was a breakdown in talks. the united states has tried to re-establish talks. obviously,

the secret service has to work on this when the president makes an appearance like that h this. >> we were watching live pictures, the company accompanied by u.sd south korean military officers there, and the south korean president. they will meet at the border there, exchange a hand shake. as we await that moment we should not underestimate the importance of this location. and how a short time ago how, well, frankly, a moment like this seemed. this is a highly tense border. this is a border with an enormous array of weapons pointed in either direction, weapons that the north korean president has threatened with. seps have been taken along the border to lower the tensions. to have the u.s. president and the south korean president at this location now on a border that for 66 years has divided these countries, who are officially still at war, we should note, is a truly remarkable moment. let's listen in. >> very, very dangerous. after our first summit, all of danger went away. much different place. i'm saying this for the press. when they say there's no difference, there's a tremendous differen difference. [ inaudible ] >> ok. we are looking at

u.s. military that supports all presidential foreign travel. we lose the ability of that military support the moment he goes into north korea. there's a variety of communications, physical and cyber security challenges the secret serviceo make that happen. >> also fascinating. jonathan whaackrow, thanks so much. >> coming up, a parade to remember stonewall uprising years ago but that fight is far from over next. new for summer. plaque psoriasis get clearer. with moderate to severe and stay clearer. most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. don't use if you're allergic to tremfya®. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya®. stay clearer. janssen can help you explore cost support options. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? iand i don't add up the years. but what i do count on... is staying happy a

secret service about the president's salute to omerica. we d know the annual fireworks display will move from the natial mall towest potomac park. the free concert on the west lawn of the u.scapitol will go on as scheduled. the mayor is urging the administration to release more details but said in a statement, tquote, planning for 4th of july has always been and continues to be within the jurisdiction of the federal government. >>> it's 5. . 49. new this morning, there is a quarantine to stop the spread of an invasive insect in virginia. this is the spotted lantern fly. the quarantine attorney general applies to frederick county and the city of winchester. you'll need to apply for a shipping permit to move potted plants, mulch, wirewood, vehicles, and other things outside of the area. the spotted fly attacks fruit trees by feeding on the staph and leaves a sticky fluid leads to fungi and mold that damages trees. they're trying to contain this invasive species. i've never seen that bug. >> that why customs and border patrol, they try to stop invasive species. why you can't bring food across the oceans. >>> check out the sky out there. >> so pretty. >> a million-dollar view.

u.s. also advertise the ability to do face surveillance. we have no idea how widespread this is thanks to a fundamental absence of transparency. we have limited visibility into what chicago, detroit, orlando, the secret service in washington , and new york are doing, next to foia records and investigative journalists' work. but for a vast majority of jurisdictions we have no idea. representative: so you can't estimate how many communities are deploying this technology now? >> no. we can estimate that facial recognition used as an investigative tool and potentially a surveillance to is accessible to at least a quarter of all law-enforcement agencies across the u.s. that is a conservative estimate based on 300 or so records requests, where there are 18,000 law enforcement agencies across the country. makesentative: you powerful arguments in your call for a moratorium on the use of this technology. what objections would you anticipate from people who say there are legitimate law enforcement uses that are helping to solve cases and identify suspects? >> that is the objection, that there is this hypothetical, good-use case. but we have to look at the reality. in the united kingdom they have metrics,performance fa