alejandro mayorkas.ouble and there is only a couple a year and this only happens every four years. i want to know how many people would go with her and how many rooms they had appeared that she fly first class? alejandro mayorkas you approve this? this should not be over in the neck should be on the hot seat, alejandro mayorkas, who's running your ship? you approve this? he should be next up. >> emily: that excellent point and now hearing from her director cheatle she doesn't oversee it, the security plans for prior presidents? there was a whole host of stunning, shocking moments in the interest of national security are so terrifying i have yet to remember or recall anything that unified our house more than that hearing yesterday. everyone thought she was stunning and her lack of transparency, cooperation and competency, here is. >> harris: unit with those questions were going to be and she there came ill-prepared on purpose or she was ignorant of the fact she needed to be ready. either one is insufficie

kennedy, segÚn indicÓ hoy el secretario de seguridad interna, alejandro mayorkas, el servicio secretoatentado todo ha cambiado. hoy la investigaciÓn del ataque contra trump se centra en los motivos del atacante y en las fallas de seguridad, porque el techo desde el que disparÓ el atacante ya habÍa sido identificado como un lugar vulnerable. javier vega nos habla de esto y nos muestra videos en los que, asistentes al acto le avisan a la policÍa que ahÍ estÁ el sospechoso pulgada a pulgada. >> investigadores federales analizan la escena del crimen en butler, pennsylvania, donde el expresidente trump encabezaba un mitin cuando sufriÓ el atentado. segÚn fuentes policiales, asistentes al evento reportaron al sospechoso entre la gente, quien terminÓ en un techo donde policÍas locales intentaron acercarse a Él antes de que disparara. este video subido a redes muestra a espectadores seÑalÁndolo a la policÍa. por lo que crecen cuestionamientos al servicio secreto que, segÚn nbc news habÍa detectado esa Área como vulnerable por quÉ esos techos no estaban? >> no tenÍan mÁs guardias o esos sniper

us secretary of homeland security, democrat alejandro mayorkas, called all suggestions of hints at aniracy dangerously ridiculous. liberals generally suggested that the attack was staged; instead of blood, trump smeared himself with paint. now trump’s critics are acting more subtly, hinting that the former president did not suffer that much , while asking questions to which republicans do not yet have an answer, for example, why the security unquestioningly listened to donald trump, allowing him to rise after the assassination attempts and victoriously raise his fist in the air. where is the bullet that wounded the former president, and what happened to the ear? we still have not received a report from doctors at the hospital or from the trump campaign or team about the extent of the damage to his ear. if he was shot with a large caliber bullet, then the ear should become very small. there was some kind of cosmetic surgery. we need to know about this, what are the prognosis for recovery, where are the stitches, how badly the ear is damaged. was it a bullet or a piece glass from a tele

really, what went wrong but i would expect the director of the secret service, alejandro mayorkas, the homeland security secretary, to be in front of congress answering some of these questions. >> what about security at the capital? that's where the offices of all these lawmakers are and there have been increased threats in recent years, certainly since january 6, against lawmakers, to. what is security like there? >> the sergeant at arms is in charge of security at the capital along with capital police. there is no visible ramp up right now in terms of fencing like we have seen in the past. everything is still physically sort of the same as we have seen it, but there are going to be armed guards. certainly, the capital police did hire a number of new agents, a number of new officers in the past year, and there are so many new resources since january 6th that the capital police have, both things you can see and things you cannot see, that are available to them to make sure that the staff and members of congress are safe going about daily business. >> thank you for the update on all thr

and what joe biden has done and what alejandro mayorkas has done is turned their back on this problemths before the election will not change the course of what is happening in this country. the question this family will have to face now is the penalty phase that will happen once this case goes to court because the family does not want the death penalty. they want these two individuals ages 21, 26 if convicted, life in prisonment without the possibility of parole. let them stay in jail if they are convicted and think about the horrendous crime they committed on this 12-year-old girl. >> mike: historically texas a big death penalty state and see how it plays out. thank you for your time and analysis today. >> thank you, mike, happy fourth of july. >> mike: and to you. >> i've got an unmanned vehicle that was kind of taken off from me. it is a- >> shannon: cops pulled over a driverless car for a traffic violation. i love this question, who gets the ticket? president biden's rough night on the debate stage has supporters increasingly worried about his standing on the world stage. or acros

presided over by an attorney general who is a cabinet mate of alejandro mayorkas? i mean, it's a good thing congress is investigation because i think we would have to be skeptic of the investigation carried out by the executive branch. >> katie: mayorkas said today he has 100 percent competence in the secret service head. we will see if they fire anyone. >> bret: panel, thanks. we will see new bait. stocks were up today. the dow surging 211 for a new record close. the s&p 500 gained 16. the nasdaq jumped 74. as the federal reserve chair jerome powell says the fed will not wait until inflation calls 2% before cutting up next major development in the investigation as we said the assassination attempt on former president trump and later we go live to the white house where president biden has just recorded another network interview as he tries to salvage his endangered ( candidacy. ♪ ct models at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. when the sawdust settles and the engine roars the thing you care about is a job well done. but when you get your tools from harbor fre

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the us secretary of homeland security, a democrat , is very suspicious, and how convenient, alejandro mayorkasting at an internal conspiracy dangerously ridiculous, while in an interview with cnn he admitted that this is a real failure for the security service, but it will take a lot of time to study its reasons. we will very carefully analyze, with the help of an independent audit, how this happened, why it happened, and will issue recommendations to prevent this from happening again. donald trump and his team, however, are also asked a lot of questions. in the first hours after the assassination attempt, skeptics from among liberals in general they suggested that the attack was staged; instead of blood, trump smeared himself with paint. now trump's critics are acting more subtly, hinting that the former president did not suffer so much and asking a question. we still have not received a report from doctors from the hospital or from representatives of the trump campaign headquarters or team about the extent of damage to his ear, if he was shot with a large-caliber bullet, then the ear should

this morning we're hearing from homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas about the investigatione decry the violence that took place and we mourn the loss of life. >> plus, the reaction from here in the bay area, many on both sides of the aisle coming together to condemn acts of political violence. >> good morning everyone. it is monday, july 15th. >> we start with your weather. hi, lisa. >> good morning to you. and starting out with some cool temperatures and clouds around the bay area 59 in fremont. it's 57 in danville. so we have clear skies inland that will change as that marine layer expands. and temperatures in the 50s here, mainly in marin, napa. but notice well to the north, still some heat there holding on in clear lake at 71. so 24 hours ago we were even a little milder. we're cooler. fairfield that southwest wind up to 30 miles an hour. so that's certainly the source of the cooling today. and our inland valleys bringing the temperatures way down. as we look at the next couple of hours, you can see the clouds extend through the san ramon valley. 8:00 then they retreat b

alejandro mayorkas says the change is based on his shift from presumptive nominee to nominee and the evolving nature, obviously, of threats against him. so here are some new details we're learning today about the investigation into how we actually got to this moment with bullets flying at a former president. the fbi says it's finally gained access to the suspect's phone, and that is a critical step in understanding his motive. a source tells abc news. on the day of the shooting, the suspect told his dad he just wanted to go out to the gun range and his father let him use his ar 15 style rifle. the source says. the suspect recently purchased ammo online as well as in person. investigators have interviewed nearly 100 law enforcement officials, rally attendees and other witnesses as they try to figure out how the suspect actually got so close to the former president here in the bay area, congress member nancy pelosi and speaker emeritus spoke about the assassination attempt during an event at the golden gate bridge. >> as one whose family has been the victim of political violence, i kno

attorney general merrick garland, department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, fbi director christopher wray. also participating, we are told, white house national security adviser jake sullivan and kim cheesing, director of the -- cheat canle, director of the secret service. i imagine there's folks saying, where are they? why are we not hearing from the director of the secret service right now? if. >> i 100% agree with you. at the end of the day, we need to have people stand up and take responsibility. that's really what our system of a representative republic is all about. you know, i think, unfortunately, boils down to the priorities of federal law enforcement. they have for too long focused on the wrong things instead of protecting the the american people. they have been trying to play politics. and, obviously, this is no time to talk about politics, but we need people that are accountable and also willing to take responsibility, raise their hand and say, you know, this was because of certain things. and, you know, it's going to to take an investigation, there's no doubt

again, like you mentioned, we know missouri senator josh hawley has written to dhs secretary alejandro mayorkast he has learned from a whistleblower of an alarming allegation. hawley says the whistleblower tells him local law enforcement repeatedly offered to provide drone conch in the sky above former president trump's july 13 of the campaign rally. but the secret service turned it down. hawley writing in part mayorkas, quote: the drones the united states secret service was offered has the capability not only to identify active shooters but also to help neutralize them. it seems the more we learn about this story, the more questions we have. back to you. >> lawrence: great job down there, cb. i mean i don't like the drip, drip, drip of this. why we keep learning little pieces of information and everyone in leadership says they don't know anything. >> brian: i love we are learning it. it's too bad the secret service is not telling us. the secret services having daily press conferences i'm sure they wouldn't say that because it makes them look terrible. other information out there thanks to cell

called on cheeto to step down during very tense house hearing, homeland uh security secretary alejandro mayorkas, secret service deputy director, ronald roe will now serve as acting director until a replacement is named. z village on the irani rock border stands as a testament to the horrors of chemical warfare with deep scars left from attack back in 1988 as survivors share their stories the shocking contrast between the western self-proclaimed human rights advocates and their historical complicity in these atrocities is clear yusu misha ahmedi has your story in the lush hills of karman shah 20 km from the iran-iraq border. hussein's use of chemical weapons during the iran-iraq war. on july 22nd, 1988, zarde village was targeted, leading to numerous casualties. this attack was part of a broader campaign affecting over 100,00 iranians and leaving countless survivors with lifelong health issues. american, british, german, italian, and french companies were the ones who supplied saddam hussein with the materials needed to produce chemical. provided sodom with the equipment and chemicals to create

>> pues hay urgencia por saber lo que sucediÓ, dijo el secretario alejandro mayorkas, quien dijo estomas. thomas matthew crux era miembro de un club de tiro local y de acuerdo a reportes de la cadena cnn que citan fuentes policiales, habrÍa comprado unas 50 rondas de municiones horas antes del atentado. el fbi informÓ que ha realizado unas 100 entrevistas desde entonces y hoy visitaron casa por casa a los vecinos del tirador, quien varios coinciden. era reservado y poco sociable. investigadores del fbi ya ingresaron a su telÉfono, pero no han encontrado pistas de sus motivos que siguen siendo la gran interrogante. aquÍ, frente a la casa del tirador, se mantiene la presencia de la policÍa, que hoy se sabe, llegÓ a este punto originalmente por una llamada del padre del tirador, quien luego del incidente reportÓ a la policÍa la falta de su rifle, el rifle que fue utilizado contra el expresidente trump en bethel park, pennsylvania. javier vega noticias telemundo. >> otra de las principales noticias hoy es que esta semana 258 millones de personas en el paÍs, con Énfasis en la costa oeste y

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> coming up home with agree secretary alejandro mayorkas joins press secretary karine jean-pierre at the white house briefing and will answer questions following the attempted assassination of former president trump over the weekend. live coverage when that gets underway here on c-span2. >> c-span's campaign 2024 takes your life to milwaukee for our coverage of the republican national convention. tune in live today as delegates from across the country to another to select the republican nominee for president. watch as it may have their priorities for the next four years and their party's vision for the future. the republican national convention live today on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of the conventions. >> and we're back in 20 us for the next half hour is our land a once, the north branch of the republican party of milwaukee county. welcome to the program. >> guest: thanks for having me. >> i want to get your reaction to the shooting on saturday of former president trump. >> guest: first and fo

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas says. service deputy director ronald rao will uh serve as acting director until a replacement is named. venezuelan president nicholas maduro says us is medaling in a latin american country's internal affairs by using media propaganda against him. we discussed this with our guests earlier in our news review program. check it out. the venezuelan president has once again taken a swipe at western media for their alleged attempt to discredit the electoral process in his country. the us have tried to make us invisible a thousand times, now the operations are being run by the mainstream media for the hitman of lies, the efe agent. in spain, the afp, the ap, cnn, and several television stations also based here, and maduro was addressing his supporters in a campaign rally in the western state of tachera. he accused the us, particularly of midling in venezuela's internal affairs by using media propaganda against them. millions of voters will be heading for the poles on sunday to elect the new president. maduro is in the race to win the top executiv

director christopher wray, department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, and many others blatantly and boldly violated the law and have gleefully and unabashedly refused to answer questions in hearing after hearing. they have zero respect for the american people and no fear of the united states congress. at a hearing on june 4, attorney general garland was asked if the supreme court's then-pending decision on obstruction charges would change the department of justice's actions in prosecutions related to january 6. garland's response was, i don't answer hypotheticals. in november of last year, at the hearing of homeland security secretary mayorkas simply refused to answer when asked by the vice chairman guest, whom many -- how many daily apprehensions constituted a crisis at the southern border. just today the director of secret service, dr. kimberly cheadle, refused to answer nearly every single question she was asked from members on both sides of the aisle about the egregious security failures of july 13. this is what we have experienced over and over again. that is why

secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas has announced a a bipartisan independent law enforcement review. and later this weak congress will vote on a resolution to establish a task force on the attempted assassination. this committee also has begun its oversight as well. yesterday as the chairman indicated i joined the bipartisan group of committee members on a visit to the butler farm showgrounds. we walked the site where the attack occurred. we saw the layout, buildings and infrastructure for ourselves. we met with local officials and the county sheriff. today's hearing is the next step in our oversight. and i hope it will be a productive one in keeping with the seriousness of the issue at hand. we must understand what happened in butler and take corrective action to ensure the security of every secret service protectee. i hope to hear from our witnesses today about how state and local law enforcement work with secret service and other federal agencies at these events and were coordination and communication must be improved. while we can have policy differences as americans, we

but right now, joining me right now, is the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas. of course secretary the secret service is in under the department of homeland security. there are so many questions today about what happened on saturday what what did the secret service do not do? what kind of a failure was it in their planning and their protocol? how was that man able to get so close to assassinating a former president? what is first and foremost, the latest you know, about the man who did this. do you think we will learn a motive secretary kid, we will deliver answers to the american people to the fullest extent possible. that is our responsibility. and not ours alone as i hope you know, the fbi is conducting a criminal investigation president biden has directed an independent review of the incidents on saturday, but let me take a step back and echo president biden's very, very important words. we are so relieved that former president trump is okay. our hearts break for the comparatora family and of course, we pray for a speedy and safe full recovery for those inju

people were hurt with homeland security oversees the secret service, and department secretary alejandro mayorkas questions how the gunman was able to get that close. >> and independent review will be conducted to understand the facts regarding the event, and make findings and recommendations accordingly. >> so far, investigators believe crux acted alone and the motive is still unknown. the shooter is a registered republican, but didn't make it 15 dollar organize donation to a progressive organization in 2021. >>> the judge throughout the classified documents case against the former presidents. in her ruling, judge eileen cannon granted the defense motion to dismiss over concerns about special counsel jack smith. trump's lawyers argued that smith was improperly appointed by the attorney general, rather than through congressional approval . the case was considered the strongest of the four criminal cases against trump . this afternoon, the special counsel announced he intends to appeal the dismissal. >>> still ahead, and east bay man is accused of three back-to-back armed robberies. why he had jus

secretary alejandro mayorkas calling saturday shooting a security failure and says an independent investigation will start within days. we have much more coverage of the assassination attempt and the latest on the republican national convention on our website kpi. dot com and the cbs news app. now for a look across the bay area on this tuesday morning, looking pretty sunny and mild overall, here, zoe with your forecast. >>>it's going to be a beautiful day. despite the cloud covers that sticking around thanks to the onshore flow that we've been seeing for the past couple of days, and it's cool to see the way that this onshore flow brings in the clouds, you might notice there a little bit higher in the atmosphere. but that's actually allowing this cloud coverage to push even further inland. so our bay area communities dealing with the clouds and even further into our inland east. a communities cloud coverage is going to be key today when it comes to keeping us nice income. and comfortable. so let's look at how warm it is going to get this afternoon because again comfort is key today coastal commu

. >>> in other news, homeland secretary alejandro mayorkas has selected a bipartisan panel to investigate the attempted assassination of former president trump. the panel will conduct a 45-day review of the acts of federal, state and local authorities before, during and after the shooting. the review will also look into the secret service's governing policies and procedures. and later fbi director kimberly cheatle is set to testify before the oversight committee also investigating this assassination attempt. >>> officials in salt lake city are warning residents to be ready to evacuate yet again as crews battle a wildfire uphill from the state's capital, prompting mandatory evacuations that have since been lifted. from is are urging nonresidents to avoid this particular area. the blaze has devoured more than 200 acres and was 10% contained as of sunday night. >>> well, the week is off to a scorching start for many, millions across the west. michelle grossman tracking the brutal heatwave for us. michelle, we had a weekend. we now have a monday, and we have more heat. >> that's right, yes. m

the united states secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas, has been summoned to congress inrians asked his department for information a week ago. about the circumstances of the crime, but received, as they say on the capitalist hill, only a vague answer that such information could not be provided, and now congressmen still want to get answers to their questions, there are more and more of them, as the wall street journal writes, the criminal, shortly before the start of the rally in pennsylvania, examined the site using a drone, and investigators also came to the conclusion that the attacker on trump wanted to kill as many as possible more people, for this he collected several improvised explosive devices, which he most likely intended to detonate at a distance. however, hello, i’ll start with a quote that doesn’t even say: it sings for itself. earlier we, not americans, simply dreamed of voting in american elections; they always seemed full of drama, and more unpredictable, spectacular and significant than anything that could be offered. which of these two wouldn't win in n

john: speaker johnson said he also has questions for homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas,epartment oversees the secret service. tensions in the middle east are escalating. the israeli military said it intercepted a missile fired today by houthi rebels in yemen. the houthis said they were trying to hit the israeli resort city of eilat on the red sea. in recent days, israeli fighter jets hit the yemeni port city of hodaydah in response to a drone attack that killed a man in tel aviv. nearly two weeks after hurricane beryl made landfall in texas, more than a thousand people are still without power amid stifling heat. more than half of the 23 storm-related deaths are being blamed on heat. centerpoint energy, houston's power provider, faces two class action lawsuits, including from restaurant owners who say they have lost income and paid for food that's now spoiled. ♪ and that is pbs news weekend for this remarkable sunday. i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. have a good week. >> major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by -- and with the

. >>> homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas has selected a bipartisan panel to investigate the attempted assassination of former president trump. the panel will conduct a 45-day review of the actions of federal, state and local authorities before, during and after the shooting. the review will also look into the secret service's governing policies and procedures. members on the possible include janet napolitano. later this morning as well, secret service director kimberly cheatle is set to testify before the house oversight committee, also investigating the assassination attempt. >>> three people are dead after plane crashed near one of the runways at the youngstown air reserve station in ohio. officials say the aircraft was attempting an emergency landing after a suspected mechanical failure. the pilot and two passengers were on board. a federal investigation is under way. >>> well, on this monday, millions of americans are starting off the week under yet more dangerous heat alerts. nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking that for us. good morning to you on this monday

. >> reporter: homeland secretary alejandro mayorkas called the security during yesterday's shootingure, but he still has confidence in secret service director kimberly cheatle. is the secret service stretched too thin? >> we've drawn resources not only across the federal government, with with state and local law enforcement, and i do intend to speak with members of the hill with respect to the resources that we need. >> reporter: as the republican convention gets underway, the biden team is moving cautiously to restart its own advertising after pulling all ads this weekend as a sign of respect. they say the president's goal after the assassination attempt is this. >> we need to lower the temperature. >> lower the temperature. >> bring the temperature down. >> reporter: it comes after a few republican lawmakers have baselessly suggested that trump's shooting was an inside job directed by democrats. how do you feel? how does the rank and file feel when they hear that? >> first of all, that is preposterous, and it is also dangerous to propagate rumors that are so unequivocally false. >

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas announcing enhancements to official security details for trump, president biden and vice president harris. biden also directing the secret service to protect third party candidate rfk jr. the suspect has been identified as 20 year old thomas matthew crooks, law enforcement sources tell abc news. the ar style rifle he used was purchased legally by his father in 2013. >> in the weeks before the attempted assassination, law enforcement sources told abc news, crooks purchased dozens of rounds of ammunition, both online and at a local gun shop. he was a member of a gun club here in pittsburgh, and on the day of the shooting, those law enforcement sources told us that crooks mentioned to his father that he wanted to go to the range, and that's when his father turned over the assault style rifle that was used to fire at former president trump, sources told us. the father thought nothing of it. >> investigators say the evidence so far leads them to believe he acted alone. investigators found what they described as rudimentary explosives in crooks c

paralelamente, el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, dijo que se realizará una investigacióntido es estricta y es 1 de los temas que más causa polémica en el país. se esperan varios discursos, incluyendo el senador latino marco rubio y otros políticos que han sido rivales de donald trump. vamos al lugar de la convención donde se encuentra precisamente randy serrano. con esta información. así es. día número 2 de la convención republicana aquí en milwaukee, wisconsin, y este martes la agenda gira en torno al tema de inmigración y las políticas de mano dura que el partido y su candidato quisieran hacer realidad. la segunda jornada de la convención republicana gira en torno a 1 de los temas que más divide a los políticos y al país inmigración. migración es 1 de esos lugares, lo cual es bien evidente que es diferente. más de casi 11 millones de personas han cruzado en los últimos 3 años y medio. mientras que bajo el presidente trump eran números históricamente bajos. la plataforma republicana este año es fuerte de ganar en noviembre. el partido promete deportaciones masivas y cast

eso se produce al mismo tiempo que el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, ha nombrado sobre todo por cuanto se demoró en bajar a trump del escenario. y lo que expertos califican como un fracaso para resguardar la azotea desde la cual disparó el sujeto. ahora es más importante que nunca que los hombres y mujeres del servicio secreto se concentren para llevar a cabo nuestra misión. nuestra agencia necesita contar con más recursos adecuados para cumplir los requisitos de nuestra misión y anticiparse a las necesidades futuras, dijo la directora del servicio secreto, quien han dicho no tiene intenciones de dimitir al cargo. y el candidato republicano a la vicepresidencia, j.d. vance, lanzó fuertes críticas contra el partido demócrata este lunes. every single person who saw joe biden knew that he wasn't capable of doing the job. van ness aseguró que dicho partido había encubierto por 3 años el estado de salud del presidente joe biden, y agregó que esa no es la manera de liderar una nación. el evento fue en middletown, ohio, su ciudad natal, por cierto, a la cual expresó su a

el secretario de seguridad nacional, en otros temas, alejandro mayorkas, seleccionó un panel bipartidistachell, ex secretario del departamento de seguridad pública. se espera que este equipo realice la investigación en 45 días. de regreso a nuestra región, el plan para construir una nueva ciudad en el condado solano podría estar a un paso más cerca de aparecer en la boleta de noviembre. california forever quiere que los votantes opinen sobre la posibilidad de construir la ciudad cerca de la base de la fuerza aérea de travis. la medida rezonificación más de 17.000 acres para permitir dicha construcción. el mes pasado, los supervisores del condado solicitaron un informe de impacto medioambiental. ese informe ya está completo y se espera que se le presente a los funcionarios el martes y este domingo. el incendio ridge sigue siendo una preocupación para los bomberos y es que las llamas se han extendido a más de 2600 acres en 2 condados colusa y lake. los esfuerzos están enfocados en crear líneas de contención para evitar que siga creciendo. siguen activas las órdenes de evacuación, los cierre

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hoy mismo el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, decÍa que esto nunca debiÓ ocurrirre tomÁs mateo cruz, de 20 aÑos. el tirador es que participÓ de un. era miembro de un club de tiro local y que ahÍ es donde habrÍa pues participado en prÁcticas de tiro, dado que se habÍa descartado ya su participaciÓn en cualquier rama militar o el haber tenido entrenamiento militar, mientras autoridades siguen tratando de obtener informaciÓn de su telÉfono mÓvil para tratar de comprender mÁs sus planes y sus motivaciones, es el reporte que tenemos a esta hora desde bethel park. aquÍ en pennsylvania, a una hora. una hora manejando de donde ocurriÓ este atentado. >> javier vega muchas gracias. y bueno, entretanto, el caso de documentos clasificados de mar a lago en contra del expresidente donald trump ha sido desestimado por la juez federal eileen cannon. >> asÍ lo reflejan documentos judiciales en los que se argumenta que el nombramiento del fiscal especial jack smith a cargo de la investigaciÓn fue inconstitucional y que fue designado de manera inapropiada al considerar que lo debiÓ

secretario de estado de los estados unidos, el secretario, el secretario de seguridad interna, alejandro mayorkas una un arma larga de la escena y tambiÉn que el tirador es un hombre. lo Último que nos llega a nosotros. quÉ novedades tienes tÚ? >> bueno, tengo una novedad importantÍsima. nos llega de la campaÑa del expresidente donald trump. dicen que, como fue comunicado esta tarde el presidente trump estÁ bien y estÁ agradecido con los agentes de la ley y con los first responders, con los los que respondieron por su acciÓn tan rÁpida. dicen que el presidente trump es mira con tiene, o sea que que estÁ muy emocionado de verse con sus seguidores en milwaukee y que va a seguir adelante con la convenciÓn que lo nominarÁ para que sirva como el presidente nÚmero 47 de los estados unidos, como como nominado de nuestro partido, el presidente trump va a continuar con su visiÓn de hacer a estados unidos grande otra vez. no esperaba menos de Él. he tenido la oportunidad de cubrir a donald trump desde el 2016. conozco su historia. es un hombre fuerte. esta noche vimos la valentÍa que tiene. no se da por ve

director of homeland security alejandro mayorkas released a list today that names who will lead a bipartisan investigation into last weekend's assassination attempt of former president donald trump. the panel includes experts from outside government, former presidential advisers, former federal judges and former law enforcement officials. the group has been instructed to conduct a 45 day independent review of the secret service's planning and the actions taken during last weekend's rally. secret service director kimberly cheadle is expected to appear before a congressional hearing on the shooting tomorrow. >> i appreciate them doing this every year, a mother thanking the community as they come out to remember her son on the anniversary of the day, the firefighter died, a hero and a crew working in a california food truck injured after the truck exploded. >> that is in tonight's west coast rap. next. >> and it was a nice mild day today. there's still fog at the coast, but it's going to stay at the coast and temperatures are going to heat up just outside of los angeles, and the story begins to

>> today the house homeland securities committee will hold a meeting with alejandro mayorkas with -- lejandro mayorkass and will not participate. >> lawrence: donald trump revealing how she explained herself to him after the shooting, watch. >> you spoke to cheatle, how did that go? >> she came to see me actually. it went nicely, she was very nice. somebody should have made sure there was nobody on that roof. that roof was dead aim to the stage. and they said they did not have the manpower for it. >> lawrence: ask for more manpower. next guests sit on the committee in yesterday's hearing, ro khanna and byron donalds. congressman ro khanna, i'll start with you. director has yet to visit the site. been nine days, she could not find time to go to the scene of the crime? sgls that is outrageous, this is not a partisan issue. there is failure in protecting a presidential candidate. she does not have confidence of the nation. people do not trust her, she needs to step aside. >> lawrence: congressman, were you surprised by lack of information? you said, i was prepared to hear you out, had no

josh hawley wrote a letter to alejandro mayorkas of the allegation saying it is hard to understand whyes secret service would decline to use drones when they were offered, particularly given the fact the secret service permitted the shooter to fly a drone mere hours before the event. bill jenkins, the man we heard from earlier said he has been interviewed by the fbi. back to you. >> ainsley: kamala harris giving her first campaign speech to aft teacher union in texas attacking parents and conservatives as extremists. >> while you teach students about democracy and representative government, extremists attack the sacred freedom to vote. these extremists attack the freedom to learn and acknowledge our nation's true and full history. >> ainsley: where does she stand on education? in her 2020 campaign, her platform included universal pre-school, teacher pay raises, det free college and student loan forgiveness, something she championed as vice president. she sponsored four education bills, none passed, would have funded bussing and stemmed for girls and backed debt for forgiveness and push

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas named a bipartisan panel to review the actions taken bys shot. the secret service has been under intense scrutiny after the assassination attempt on mr trump. the secret service's director, kimberly cheatle, is due to testify before the house oversight committee on monday as part of the investigation into security failures. that is our programme at this hour but don't forget you can head to our website to get all the latest information and analysis from correspondence across the us and the world. on this momentous day, joe biden dropping out of the race and endorsing kamala harris. we will be back at the top of the next hour. hello. it looks like the second half ofjuly will continue to be much more in tune with summer weather than the first half ofjuly. it's going to feel quite warmer out there when you get the sunshine — temperatures at or above average — but this week, a more typical week and there'll be a bit of a mix around. some rain at times, particularly on monday and thursday, they're the greatest likelihood, but some longer drier

the secretary of homeland security and the homeland security adviser inside the white house, alejandro mayorkas, and sherwood randall who advises the president. this is not candidate and candidate, but the sitting president having to deal with the law enforcement piece, the national security implications, and the mindset of the nation when an event like this happens. the president is getting those threads of information coming to him. he's in delaware right now. the vice president has also received an initial briefing and we're hearing from others who have had their own experience and still do with the secret service. former president george w. bush saying he and laura bush are grateful to the secret service, that they were able to get the former president to safety. they're concerned about the incident and thank first responders for their swift action. all the apparatus of the federal government shifts to deal with something like this. the secret service is involved in the investigation and the day-to-day protection of the former president. the level of protection he'll receive as a former pre

la investigaciÓn de lo que le ocurriÓ al expresidente donald trump son el presidente biden, alejandro mayorkaste incidente de violencia polÍtica que hemos presenciado el dÍa de hoy es mÁs que lamentable que hemos escuchado que perdiÓ la vida una persona que estaba asistiendo a un acto polÍtico. >> para el presidente trump, gracias a dios, el presidente trump saliÓ ileso. pero no obstante, todos nosotros estamos estremecidos, o sea, sorprendidos como el resto del paÍs y el mundo en lo que ha sido un ataque tan violento. cuando nuestro paÍs no es un paÍs de violencia polÍtica. o sea, eso nunca ha sido parte de nuestro legado, aunque han habido casos aislados desde luego, pero eso no representa nuestros valores. quienes somos los fundadores de la patria realmente crearon una constituciÓn basada en que uno luche por las ideas, pero no se luchan con las balas y esto es totalmente ajeno a lo a lo que es la polÍtica nuestra. y curiosamente es algo que a lo mejor termina uniendo al paÍs, porque vemos que tanto demÓcratas como republicanos estÁn unidos en denunciar esta violencia polÍtica de los dos la

homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas named a bipartisan panel to review the actions taken byot. the secret service has been under intense scrutiny after the assassination attempt on mr trump. the secret service's director, kimberly cheatle, is due to testify before the house oversight committee on monday as part of the investigation into security failures. that's our programme. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it looks like the second half ofjuly will continue to be much more in tune with summer weather than the first half ofjuly. it's going to feel quite warm out there when you get the sunshine — temperatures at or above average — but this week, a more typical week, and there'll be a bit of a mix around. some rain at times, particularly on monday and thursday — they're the greatest likelihood — but some longer, drier spells, too. now, one of the wetter spells is on monday. it's these weather fronts pushing across the country, which gives a rather grey and misty, murky start to the day. patchy light rain or drizzle for many but some heavier bursts across scotland and the

the united states secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas, has been summoned to congress inn donald trump. american parliamentarians a week ago asked his department had information about the circumstances of the crime, but received, as they say on the capitalist hill, only a vague answer that such information could not be provided. and now congressmen still want to achieve it. wanted to kill as many people as possible, for this he assembled several improvised explosive devices, which he most likely intended to detonate remotely. meanwhile, the democrats are thinking about what to do with biden. the leadership of the party's national committee stated that it intends to case to nominate him as a candidate, despite numerous calls to the head of state not to participate in the upcoming elections. and the president’s attending physician said that the condition of biden, who fell ill with coronavirus, is improving. the new york times, in turn, with reference to... “hello, i’ll start with a quote that doesn’t even speak, it sings for itself. previously, we were not americans, we ju

even the secret service themselves said we h requested r years and it was alejandro mayorkas who ultimatelyit wasn't going forward and thinking forward and said to them actually this is true. and he denied rfk security detail, even though both his father and uncle assassinated appeared we need to look into alejandro mayorkas already impeached for his failures on the border as well as failures to secure and keep candidates running for president safe. >> carley: that's right. now you have personal issues and lack of members of the secret service apparently leading to the fact that they can't protect everybody at all times. that is a big deal. now you mention rfk jr., he has secret service protection and j.d. vance. >> thanks to president trump. >> carley: that is true and j.d. vance as well and already strapped for personal, they are stretch more then. i'm sure this is a bipartisan issue. >> this is a problem with dei, carley, starting to fill numbers because they want to fill quotas and not giving meritocracy and we can get the best to secure and keep safe those who are actually ready to be

. >> reporter: homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas called saturday's shooting a security failureh he insists he still has confidence in secret service director kimberly cheatle. >> is the secret service stretched too thin? >> we draw upon resources not only across the federal government but with state and local law enforcement, and i do intend to speak with members of the hill with respect to the resources that we need. >> reporter: as the republican convention gets under way, the biden team is moving cautiously to restart its own campaign advertising after pulling all ads this weekend as a sign of respect. they say the president's goal after the assassination attempt is this. >> we need to lower the temperature, lower the temperature, bring the temperature down. >> reporter: it comes after a few republican lawmakers have baselessly suggested that trump's shooting was an inside job directed by democrats. >> how do you feel? how does the rank and file feel when they hear that? >> first of all, that is prepo preposterous, and it is also dangerous to propagate rumors that are so une

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secretarial han droa mayorkas -- secretary alejandro mayorkas. it has truly paveed the way for countless instances of crime across this country. the president's recent executive order is far too little, far too late. it doesn't go far enough to treat these threats to our safety and security with the seriousness that they merit. the action, however, does prove what i've been saying and arguing for months. that the president has and has had the authority to end this crisis at our border. it also highlights the fact that our commander in chief waited 3 1/2 years before taking any action to curb the unprecedented flow of illegal immigrants into this country. this isn't hyperbole. these are facts. as sobering as they may be, i fear they will persist, as long as president biden or whoever is making decisions at the white house is in the white house. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. ramirez, for five minutes. ms. ramirez: thank you. i ask unanimous consent to address t

. >> steve: chad, isn't kimberly cheatle's boss, homeland security's alejandro mayorkas. why don't they call on him? >> chad: we don't know if mayorkas will be there. green told me he would be happy to have the deputies come in for the hearing, he wants kimberly cheatle there on tuesday. she will appear on know monday and we'll have hearings each during the august recess. >> steve: we heard mayorkas say the border is secure, he cannot say this site was secure. >> chad: may might try to have contempt of congress for kimberly cheatle, maybe something for mayorkas. >> brian: i could not be less interested in that, i just want answers. you had this guy lined up 10 minutes before, did not shoot him, you let the president go on stage. that is why senator barrasso, mild-man erred guy, when you have barrasso irate like that, you know how unacceptable it is, she would not explain why a presidential candidate was almost assassinated and does not feel compelled to discuss it with lawmakers. she is upset she's conknow front said. >> ainsley: on the floor at rnc, reception area. >> br