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Investigation and adds, the men and women of the secret service are extremely angry and disappointed with how this all transpired. >> im sure. jess character thanks very much. joining us now in person is cnn law enforcement analyst and former secret service agent jonathan wacro who we just heard from in the report. you said problems with cameras and obviously some of the personnel as well. 60 minutes just seems like -- >> forever. >> forever. >> 16 seconds is too long at the white house. 16 minu...

Just heard from. problems with cameras and obviously some of the personnel as well. 60 minutes just seems like. >> forever. >> forever. >> 16 seconds is too long at the white house. 16 minutes is absolutely unacceptable. >> you would think anybody jumping any fence immediately it would trigger alarms? >> absolutely. thats the way the systems are set up. whenever you have a security system, you want overlapping forms of mitigation. regardless of whether it is in a government setting or a corporat...

Comey, director of the fbi, comes before the house intelligence committee on a public hearing he believes that he too will back down what president trump said, say there is no evidence behind it. were waiting for devin nunes, the chairman of the committee to emerge. he has been reviewing this for some time. he told me this is a classified letter and theyll see what they can divulge publicly. >> thank you, manu raju up on capitol hill. new information about the man who jumped the white house ga...

Him jumping the fence near treasury building, and jumping into the lawn, setting off multiple alarms and avoiding detection for 15 minutes. >> just to be precise, for 15 minutes the arm las were going off, all of the uniformed personnel and officer they knew there was something wrong and they couldnt find this guy for 15 minutes. >> thats what were hearing from the secret service. yes, these alarms were tripped and despite that, this intruder, this 26-year-old who was wearing a backpack he was a...

For at least 15 minutes before finally being caught by these secret service members. obviously a huge breach that as this investigation is unfolding, were learning more information about. we do know at this point, the secret service is undergoing a formal mission service review to see how this exactly happened, how the multiple alarms were tripped and how the intruder went without detection for 15 minutes and now the secret service is conducting that review. how did that 26-year-old evade secret...

Service but did say the secret service did a phenomenal job. those were spicers words and continue to provide phenomenal protection to the president and the first family and the president was very appreciative of the efforts. the white house expressing confidence in the secret service but we know, this is a very close look because its not the first time it happened and the suspect got close to the reside residere residen residence. >> growing questions about how this evaded detection. u.s. secre...

However, the federal law says this about undocumented folks. "any person who knowingly or in reckless disregard of the fact who conceals harbors, shields from detection shall be imprisoned not more than five years." joining us from washington, jonathan turley professor of public interest law at george washington law school. were not going to get this resolved about the bigger picture, of a series of very simple questions for you because you know i am a simple man appeared [laughs] the first ques...

And whether or not that the obama administrations letter should be given deference. if it sort of doesnt exist anymore. >> the white house has along with this rescinding they have said that theyre not tolerating bullying or tolerating discrimination, and other avenues to -- >> they are withdrawing detection from the most vulnerable people in the society. human rights campaign, the -- says 21 americans transjeshd people were killed in 2015 the last year we have data for in acts of violence. now w...

Journalist reporting live from pyongyang and he is live tonight. what are officials in north korea saying about the latest launch which we understand showed serious new capabilities? >> reporter: well, theyre celebrating it here and we saw when we arrived last night, erin, on the night we propaganda broadcast the vitd owe showing the north korean leader kim jong-un standing by this mobile missile launcher ordering the missile launch itself, i had a meeting tonight with north korean officials who...

Ability to launch a surprise attack as opposed to previous missiles that were able to be detected from spy satellites. the key difference here is that this missile uses solid fuel, so it can be hidden under ground, loaded onto a mobile missile launcher and launched relatively quickly without detection. the missile itself is actually similar in design to a submarine launched ballistic missile north korea successfully tested about six months ago. at that time were told north korean leader kim jong...