the time clinton dismissed rumors she had thrown a lamp at the president. i have a pretty good arm. if i threw a lamp at somebody you would have known about it. reporter: insiders say the monica lewinsky scandal left her reeling. one summer day hillary was escorted to the pool. she wouldn t have to see secret service agents. no staffers. she didn t want to see anyone. she specifically said that. and so he was so proud he was able to make this happen. reporter: just a few of the juicy tidbits in a largely on the record account of life behind the scenes in the white house. kate anderson interviewed dozens of former maids, chefs, florist, butlers and doormen dating back to the kennedy years for the residence inside the private halls of the white house. their accounts of life at 1600 pennsylvania avenue ripped from
what did they think had happened? well, everyone on the staff said that they were convinced that she clocked him with a book. in an abc interview at the time clinton dismissed similar rumors that she had thrown a lamp at the president. i have a pretty good arm. if i had thrown a lamp at somebody, i think you would have known about it. reporter: but insiders say the monica lewinsky scandal leave her reeling. one summer day hillary clinton enlisted an ausher to help her getting to the swimming pool without secret service detail. she escorted her to make sure she wouldn t have to see anybody on a tour she didn t want to see anyone. she specifically said that. so he was so proud he was able to make this happen. just a few of the juicy tidbits in a new largely onthe record account of live behind the scenes in the white house. kate anderson braugher interviewed dozens of former maids chefs, floorists butlers and doormen who have worked at the white house dating back to the kenned
the not as appealing parts of the city. and as shasta darlington explains, some residents of rio s shantytowns are being pressured to leave. reporter: some walls are left standing but the roof is gone. homes demolished to make way for the 2016 olympics. here in the shantytown some 50 families have simply refused to go. we work as doormen and security guards, he says. we spend everything we have on our houses. francisco invites us into his home. he says he built it brick by brick over the last 12 years. now an oasis. amid crumbled buildings and sewage running across the streets. they occupy a tiny corner of what will be the 20126 olympic park. right next door apartment blocks for athletes going up. residents tell us officials
seen in decades unfolding here at the offices of charlie hebdo, a satirical newspaper about a mile from the notre dame cathedral. the attackers pulling up around 11:30 a.m. opening fire on two doormen killing one. inside they find corrine rey and her daughter. they force them to give them the security codes and enter. the masked men walking into an editorial meeting gunning down the editor stephane charbonnier and then nine others. they called their name and shot them. and they were shot in the head. there was not a riot. it was clearly an execution. reporter: five minutes later, the gunmen racing out shooting at police and shouting
hey, mike, this is george bush 41 down here in houston. 903 games. wow, no one has ever done that before. go to a hotel as president of the united states and the doormen open the door for him, would help him, he would write the guy a note. how good is that? that s president bush. there are those who care. time of my life when i was really at my lowest, i was just rock bottom in terms of people i had let down and of course, in his classic way, he would send a note and give me the perspective that someone s always got my back. president bush does not have a bad temper. the president never raised his voice. but there would be a look in his eye that everybody understood. the eyes narrow just a little bit and the head tilts forward. then he will start chewing on his cheek. he would just give this just