Secret Service director Kimberly Cheatle addresses controversies, challenges facing the agency

In her first network television interview since becoming director of the Secret Service eight months ago, Kimberly Cheatle addressed  controversies and challenges the agency is facing — including recruitment and what she says is the need for a suitable place for training.  

Currently, officers train to protect the president using bike racks that represent a White House fence. Using their imaginations, they navigate a field of trees at the Secret Service's training center in Laurel, Maryland, as if they were the inside the White House.  

Cheatle argues that a White House replica is needed for proper training.