i have great respect for the secret service, but this is inexcusable he went over the fence. to run across the lawn, a dog can be released in four seconds. there s sensors working there, and then made it all the way to the white house actually entered the front door. nbc s kristen welker at the white house. so kristen, with a welcome, we were talking about this all day yesterday. i expected some fallout today. what s it like? oh, there is, alex. secret service director has launched a full-scale investigation. she has also enhanced patrols and surveillance along pennsylvania avenue while the investigation continues. we re also learning more about the suspect, 42-year-old omar gonzalez. he was at a bail hearing on saturday facing a number of charges, including unlawful entry while holding a dangerous weapon. a law enforcement official tells me he had a 4-inch knife in his pocket when he jumped over this fence. we ve also learned he s an iraq war veteran. he served from 20
rural pennsylvania as law enforcement close in on a suspected cop killer believed to be hiding in the area. we ll take you to the scene. and the search for a missing university of virginia student last seen on surveillance video. if that young lady s touched your life in any way, you have the responsibility to help us find her. police investigating potential leads in the case now one week after hannah graham s disappearance. good afternoon everybody. and thanks for joining us. well, there are new concerns today after a security breach at the white house. an intruder friday night managed to jump a fence, evade security and actually make it just inside the white house doors before he was apprehended. the president and his family had just left the white house for camp david moments before the incident. nbc s kristen welker is at the white house. kristen, i understand you were actually there when this happened. tell us how this all went down. reporter: well, it was just
out, how thoughtful the plan is with respect to issues like are there enough international partners, and even the prospect of having potential ground forces, not the kind of traditional conventional ground forces we saw in the iraq war, but some on the republican side saying use of special forces and elite smaller units that might be necessary. questions and concerns about that. so there are real questions about this plan, how effective it will be, and what the outcome might be when there are so many factors the u.s. can control. this is a hot issue. at the same time, the house did pass it. today the senate has to consider it. and one difference is that the senate will merge the two issues, the syrian training authorization and money to keep the government, our government open through beginning of december, putting those two together. why is that significant? because keeping the government open is one of the must pass issues, making it harder for people to have sort of an opp
it was about love for all men. all this amid new reports that several arab countries are apparently ready to launch air strikes against isis militants. good afternoon. hello to you all. thank you very much for being here. i m t.j. holmes. we have a busy sunday afternoon for you now including as week two in the nfl season gets under way we are learning today another team is taking action and taking a player off the field. that player is one of several now involved in domestic violence are cases. also this hour, hillary clints return to the steak fry. we ll take you there live. beginning with american allies today reeling and toughenening the position on isis after another western hostage was executed by their terror group. a video released shows the killing of british aid worker david haines who was killed in the same manner as two american hostages james foley and steven sotloff. foley was killed in august. sotloff was killed this month. president obama meanwhile condemned
i m jake tapper. welcome to the lead. the world lead, it is not only a call to kill. it comes with instructions. isis that mutated form of al qaeda in control of huge chunks of iraq and syria is now issuing a new sick threat in an audiotape calling for lone wolf attacks against americans, british, the french, anyone in the u.s.-led coalition. an isis spokesman even offered instructions on how to kill random civilians. quote, smash his head with a rock or slaughter him with a knife or run him over with your car. this comes on the day that the obama administration acknowledged that some americans fighting with terrorist groups in syria have returned to the united states. for the past six weeks, the u.s. has been launching air strikes on targets in iraq. the military says it s ready to go. our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr, has new information on those plans. reporter: good afternoon, jake. the pentagon waiting for that final authorization from the commander in chief