so lincoln butler, relieve lincoln and scott relieve butler of command. they don't kick him out of the army because i think there were they were afraid he'd more damage outside than if he remained in the army. and they sent it down to fort monroe, fortress monroe in virginia, where they figured to be out of the way. so, again, if so, if anybody says, oh, well, the union marched troops into into you know, lincoln sent troops into baltimore in the spring of 1861. well, he didn't in fact, he was fierce about it. so so butler being sent to fort monroe is to play a very important role in the aftermath, an experience which i'll mention in a in a few minutes. so the political dynamic in maryland was starting to shift. there's the creation of a radical republican in maryland which is pressing for emancipation and there are forces that are pressing immediate, uncompensated. there are other forces that are pressing for compensated more gradual emancipation. and lincoln is trying lincoln of sure many of you know lincoln's posture on even when he was campaigning had

i now provide a time line of the visit to butler, pennsylvania. the agency's pittsburgh field office conducted planning meetings and law enforcement partners and campaign staff. on july 10th, secret service counter sniper, and technical service personnel arrived in pittsburgh and advanced planning teams. july 12th, the build out of the campaign rally site began and continued through the early morning hours of july 13th. in the morning of july 13th a site briefing was conducted with secret service personnel, and law enforcement partners supporting the event. secret service personnel took their posts and a technical security sweep commenced prior to the site's opening to event staff, vendors and to the public. 12:30 p.m., the secret service opened the site to event staff and vendors, and at 1:00, mag notometer screening began. at 5:30 p.m., former president trump arrived at the campaign rally by a secret service motorcade, and at that time, he met supporters in a secure backstage area within the protective site. at 5:45 p.m., a local butler county e

rowe: beaver county assisted butler, but the butler team were part of the advanced process. sen. hassan: how many agents to the secret service provide to the event and how money people from state and local law enforcement agencies supported the event? mr. rowe: between law enforcement state and local and federal, there were 155 personnel that day. all combined, secret service is in the 70's and then we had support from homeland security investigations providing and we had approximately 70 or so various pennsylvania state law enforcement. sen. hassan: i want to go to one other issue before my time expires. you have talked today and in our secure briefing about the interoperability of counter drone capability, that it failed early on so it did not catch the drone over the site. first, what changes -- what changes is the secret service making to ensure it has backup technology but also what efforts to the secret service undertake to coordinate with other law enforcement regarding anti-drone capability at the rally site? mr. rowe: we are working to determine that now. we are redundan

i will now provide a timeline of the visit to butler, pennsylvania. on july 8th personnel assigned to the agency's pittsburgh field office conducted planning meetings and a walk-through with law enforcement partners and campaign staff. on july 10th, secret service counter sniper and technical security personnel arrived in pittsburgh and began advanced planning for their teams. july 12, the buildout of the campaign rally site began and continued through the early morning hours of july 13. in the morning of july 13th a slight briefing was conducted with secret service personnel and law enforcement partners supporting the event. secret service personnel took their posts and a technical security sweep of the protected site commenced prior to the site's opening to event staff, vendors, and to the public. at 12:30 p.m. the secret service opened the protective site to event staff and vendors and then at 1:00 magnetometer screening of the estimated 15,000 people attending the campaign rally and staff and vendors began. at 5:30 p.m. former president trump arri

there were two communication channels at the butler rally. you referenced earlier this week it appears information was siloed at the state and local channel. what was the plan to relay information from locals to the secret service initially? what is the protocol? one follow-up. dir. rowe: we use the counterpart system. the teams, especially on the tactical side, when it comes to the tactical our counter assault team they had and in bed with them from the local tac team and the local radio with pennsylvania state police. with respect to counter snipers, they were using cellular telephone text communications. at this point moving forward what i have directed now is that everybody should be using the radio net. if we don't have the ability to pipe in or leverage the counterpart system, that is one of the things we are looking at now. we should be able to have direct coms with the people supporting us. that is what i have directed. reporter: u.s. secret service counter snipers did not have radio committee occasions? dir. rowe: not with the local

before butler and after butler more so, so i know alecia is on the ground and i know she has had to go through a security sweep, her and her team. at eight they get -- they got put on a van and then they were shelled and, they weren't even allowed to drive their own cars. and that's how they will leave the premise because that is how secure secret service has made that area, now on the other side of the border, i cannot tell you what is happening because that is of course the mexican side. and we have no idea how secure. i would imagine they have sort of work something out with the mexican side. i can tell you that area as well as probably highly secure, and he could see that crane behind them. that blew crane, i thick that's the same one we saw earlier that was up in the air with the snipers in the air, sort of on the lookout. >> neil: got it. >> reporter: just a visual of this, neil. taken in for a minute, you know, however how you feel about the presidents border policy and trying to get through this event and keep on the issues, and hasn't once mentioned that what is happening. thi

a candidate sen butler knows vice president harris. well, she served as an adviser during her 2020 presidential campaign. >> and prior to being sworn in as senator, she was president of emily's list, an organization committed to electing tomen across the country. butler believes the issue of reproductive rights will continue to be front and center. i believe that this election is going to be one people who care about entrust the opinion of women to make these kinds of decisions for themselves and their families are going to show up and look for the candidate was going to protect that and restore freedoms. and senator butler believes democrats are the ones who are committed to doing just that on top that we will not maintain a majority in the senate, but when a majority in the house and restore democrat. >> to to the white so that we can actually move forward a policy that matter people's everyday lives for inside california politics. i'm nikki laurenzo. >> starting next month, children can ride caltrain at a discounted rate. kids can g

was something they knew well before the rally in butler.ng more questions about the issue of happhazard protection for the former president. as we have confirmed, if i am repeating apologies. as of monday, at least five secret service agents four from pittsburgh field office and special agent in charge all placed on administrative leave and one person from former president trump's personal protective team inside the bubble that travels with him all the time. tsyg secret service said this is ongoing, i spoke to acting director couple of weeks ago and he said he would not gets into specifics about who is gone. we know special agent in charge, i don't want to say gone, placed on administrative leave and we're told there likely will be more. numbers will rise. this is accountability that people on both sides of the aisle, forget everyday americans have been asking for. >> bill: david, dana was talking with josh school. when you have a shooting and any police department go on leave as part of policy. do you know whether this is part of secret se

butler isn't the only chief making headlines.wide receiver rashee rice reportedly got into a scuffle at training camp yesterday, throwing the ball at a linebacker. he's facing criminal charges after he and a former college teammate were involved in this multi-vehicle hit and run crash in dallas in march. as for harrison butler, his new average annual salary will be nearly $6.5 million. andrew rhiannon, our thanks to andrea fujii there coming up, the rfk junior bear cub story gets even more bizarre. >> but first, the small town mayor in the south is locked out of town hall for years over alleged racism. how he's finally taking office ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults

those steps in a moment i am committed to pursuing accountability for the secret service's failure in butler, pennsylvania but let me be clear. >> if policy violations by secret service personnel are identified by the agency's mission assurance review. those individuals will be held accountable and they will be held accountable to our fair and thorough disciplinary process the first part of that process is an investigation to identify whether policy violations occurred potential vause policy violations or referred to our office of integrity. and appropriate discipline is administered under our table of penalties the facts will drive the outcomes of those investigations. and i promised accountability. and i will not rush to judgment nor ignore due process every single person within the secret service feels the weight of what happened we are in an unprecedented red tha environment and to high operational tempo during this presidential campaign the men and women of the secret service are working incredibly hard and doing their jobs under difficult circumstances. they need to focus on their work

well, senator butler is joining us live this morning. thank you so much for being here nice to meet you >live>thank you so much for having >gianna>me well, there's lots to talk about. the excitement is growing about the harris and waltz campaign. harris will be accepting the nomination for president of the united states tomorrow. so what does this moment mean for someone especially like you who knows her personally and has known her for so long >live>again, thank you so much for having me. this is a moment that that, you know, i couldn't have imagined happening so, so quickly i'm so proud of california's daughter, vice president kamala harris. in this moment she is stepping up and raising her hand for leadership in a moment that is so critical for the future of our country. and she like i've always known her, is to choosing to do an incredibly hard thing with joy and commitment and so it's exciting to see it's great to be in this environment with delegates from all over the country who are just as excited and proud of her as as i am, and

senator butler. give her a big hand. [cheers and applause] sen. butler: good morning, california.y'all don't know what it's like in them streets in washington, d.c., but how great is it to be back with family. thank you, california, for getting up at early 30 to be here in chicago, to join this breakfast. most importantly, to send a message to america that hope is on the way. [applause] thank you all so much for everything that you have done, everything that you are doing in this very moment, but most importantly, what you are going to be doing, not this week, this week we're going to have a good time. but when we get back to california, rusty just reminded us that the hard work, the good work, the good trouble is in front of us. and i can't wait to get into that good trouble with all of you, california. we've been in some good trouble together over the years, haven't we? democrats. we've been in some good trouble when district attorney from san francisco dared to imagine that as a black and south asian woman she could become the attorney general of the state of california, the la

and thank you to the people of butler for having us here today. it is so important that this task force has the opportunity to do what we did here, to actually walk these grounds, to see this area, to get an understanding of the physical space and where this security shortcoming took place. and i'll tell you for many of us, it raises more questions than we came here today because we can see it's not a large place. we can get a sense of the area and just how close these buildings were to that stage where president trump stood that day. so for all of us, having an opportunity to see and to walk around and experience this was a really critical step in our investigative process. we go from here to have the opportunity to speak to many of the men and women from law enforcement who were here on that day and have information and facts they can give to all of us. we have been working since the day this task force was formed. we have been working on getting answers for the american people. the members of this task force aren't just bipartisan. we come from

senator laphonza butler. senator butler, it's great speaking with you. in fact, this is my first time. i think so i appreciate you coming on the show. >> happy to be here. thanks so much. good to meet you. >> very good to meet you. of course, this is the perfect time to tap into your expertise because you've known vice president kamala harris a long time from her san francisco da days, and you served as a senior adviser on her 2020 presidential campaign, actually. so have you spoken to her since she became the presumed nominee, >> i have i've spoken with the vice president. she is in great spirits. i think she has a fighting attitude. and she is, doing, california proud. and i'm excited for what these next 93 days are going to mean. we get to have a conversation about the issues that are important to the american people, hopefully, without all of the hate and division, but truly expecting to listen and learn of visions of the future and how we can create a stronger democracy for future generations. >> all right. and of course, you know, i want to talk to

that's donald trump's rally site in butler, pennsylvania. joining us now, justice correspondent, ken dilanian, and nbc news capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles. we're starting with the story because the congressional group of bipartisan lawmakers are supposed to be holding a news conference. they scheduled it for 3:00, and we're waiting and will go there as soon as they begin. what are they looking for? >> some of the lawmakers are have visited the site, a butler native who represents the area and was at the rally when the shots were fired, but they wanted to go back as a group to get a visceral feel for the scene as they conduct this investigation and to speak to local officials in person. i was interested to hear the ranking democrat, jason crow tell you earlier today as an army combat veteran, there's no substitute for being on the ground looking at the site line and layout. this is one of a number of investigations into what happened, including a 45-day review by a group of experts appointed by dhs and two separate probes by the dhs s

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we fell short of that in butler.'m working to make sure this failure does not happen again. >> trace: former house oversight committee chairman jason jason's and retired secret service special agent in charge rank leverage or standing by. first matt finn live in butler pennsylvania. >> he's frozen. >> trace: okay. we will get him back up. let's bring in jason former house oversight committee chairman and fox news contributor. frank retired secret service special agent in charge supervise protective division for george w. bush and barack obama for a combined total of 9 years. thank you for coming up. if we can pull him up in a minute we have important information. 1 of the things that came out of this to you first is this video we saw and they put it up and asked the question about it. i want to put the video because this is the shooter on the roof. watch the ridge circle. the shooter is moving and this is 2 minutes and 50 seconds before he opens fire. he's changing positions moving on the roof, clearly armed and nobo

i want to thank the people of butler for welcoming us to their community. i notice a lot of attention and scrutiny on this community since july 13th but they have been very gracious and welcoming during our visit here. i want to thank the pennsylvania state police and the sheriff's department for also hosting us and welcoming us in showing us around as well. something that doesn't happen very often happened in the house of representatives last month, when we took the vote to establish this task force. and that is that every single voting member of the house of representatives that day, all 416 members, voted to create this task force and to empower this group to answer really important questions for the american people. and i think that sends a strong message that you don't have to be a democrat or a republican or an unaffiliated just say that there is no room for political violence in america. we have debates, we will have tough debates and we are in the midst of an election cycle right now. and all of us will have the tough debates. but in the united stat

butler explains now. people are in bracing the events. a few months ago, his powers was preparing to host the big games. there seemed little enthusiasm in the fridge. capital, a city wave residents have a reputation for being grumpy. i think it's going to be a bit of a disaster because there's nothing going right. have you seen the color of the river? it looks like the suit. i think it's going to be a mess. makes it very excited. no, certainly not. i'm not excited at all about the olympics, even if it's undoubtedly a big event for paris. but since the games began, something's happened is, you know, remarkable transformation. people, the whole team and cheering, even phones is outgoing. prime minister joining the fun finds things like these, all crowded. so gene and her children have been coming here regularly. she said she was cynical about the lympics now she can't get enough of them don't i.

the assassination attempt against former president donald trump are back at the shooting site in butler, pennsylvania today. they are now second visit is part of the ongoing demand for answers and accountability over the massive security failure that happened 44 days ago. welcome, everyone. this is "the faulkner focus." i'm sandra smith in for harris today. house speaker mike johnson appointed a subpoena power bipartisan task force in the weeks after the shooting. its chair, mike kelly at the july 13th rally and ranking member jason crowe are leading today's tour. johnson joined fox earlier this morning to weigh in on their progress. >> the task force is doing extraordinary work and working around the clock since we named that several weeks ago. they have been digging in getting the answers and requesting documents. they have been slow walked. that's the concern. we're pressing go. we have to get the answers to the american people. i'm confident our task force will get that done. >> sandra: the visit comes after five secret service agencies involved in the planning of the butler rally w

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trump in butler, pa. before i begin, i feel compelled her to also echo those condolences for all the victims that suffered that day, continue to suffer because of those tragedies. since joining the marine corps in 2004, i have deployed, fought, been recognized for exemplary service and performance in both iraq and afghanistan. i have provided security services to the president of the united states and other high-ranking members in the united states government. i have protected diplomatic persons, high net worth corporate clients, media personalities, investigative journalists, and the general public. i continued at work today as the swat team leader and executive protection specialist. i have been recognized on numerous occasions for my high level of professionalism, for efficiency, knowledge of all security measures where i work in those fields. as i analyze what happened in hindsight in real time on july 13, there are a few points i want to mention that have not sat well with me, have not been able to r

, butler farm show podium ballistic calculator whether butler even searching the name of the company that owned the buildings that he ultimately climbed that day to get off some of those shots. here's a little bit more from the special agent in charge of the fbi's field office in pittsburgh. his name is kevin rojek we saw a sustained detailed effort to plan an attack on some events meaning he looked at any number of events or targets and then when this event was announced, he became hyper-focused on that specific event. and looked at as a target of opportunity so the fbi is very forthcoming about what they're learning about crooks day by day as they continue investigating, they are also releasing new photos of the gun, the backpack, and explosives the shooter had in his car at the rally yet so much still hear that the fbi hasn't we've been able to figure out there is no motive that they have identified. >> there are no coconspirators that they have seen. there is no indication they say that there was any direction or involvement of any foreign entity. they also are seeing a mixture o

it's case number 321 on calendar in the matter of butler vs.in. you may be seated. have a seat, please. >> judge judy: ms. butler, you and mr. jackson became involved in a relationship. you have children. he has children. >> yes. >> judge judy: you have two children? >> three. >> judge judy: and mr. jackson has how many? >> three that were living with us together, and i believe three outside. >> judge judy: okay, so there were six children all altogether, and what were their age ranges? >> his daughter was 7. his son was 9,

joining me now is democratic senator laphonza butler of california. senator butler, thank you for being here and put this all into context. let me first get your thoughts on how donald trump and i guess to some degree the entire republican party understand you own a news cycle in a presidential election, which is to say by stoking racial division, grievance, and distrust, what does that say to you about the republican party? >> thanks for having me, alex. and, you know, it's interesting we both sort of give a chuckle out of the level of ridiculous that question even purports. the fact donald trump is such an ego maniac and such a petulant child that when people aren't talking about him, his next tactic is to figure out how he can insult a whole community of people, and i think the entire american people in totality. all of us are of mixed race of some sort. and he just goes to a gathering of black journalists to say that the first black and indian american woman to serve in the role as vice president isn't black, but that's how he wants to distract us

messages from butler esu to us secret service counter snipers. i'm curious if that's routine. what was the plan to relay information from locals to the secret service initially? what's a protocol? >> with respect to cancer snipers they're using cellular telephone text communications. at this point moving forward what i have directed now as everybody should be using the radio net. >> jesse: you see a man with a gun on the roof to have time to texture counter snipers? wouldn't be a lot easier to just radio into the earpiece armed threat on the roof of the aegir building? others counter snipers up on the roof just for show? looks like these guys had their phones on silent because when the locals alerted the secret service team leader we still don't know who that is, that there is a suspicious person with the rangefinder creeping around the aegir building, it took the team leader 8 minutes to text counter sniper team. 8 minutes is a long time. the counter snipers if they even looked at their phones saw this just 7 minutes before trump took the stage.

that he's butler would not have launched this attack, this escalatory move had it not been convinced that these talks in gaza are leading nowhere and will produce no agreement until now. he's balah. and iran as well, but particularly hezbollah have been very careful not to mount any attacks for fear of being criticized for undermining an agreement. and they were asked, even by the iranians who were asked by others to curb their enthusiasm, so to speak. now that they have. realized that there is no agreement, they felt free to escalate. so if you're asking how this affects the ceasefire it doesn't. there is no ceasefire. this is surely not going to be helpful toward that end. >> he's fire can i ask you from your vantage point there in tel aviv israel has been at war now for ten months how is the population prepared? >> how is the economy prepared? for a potential escalation with arguably a much more sophisticated enemy well, the easy answer would be to just say ill prepared it's been long, it's been it's been difficult the economy has, he has taken a severe hits. >> you know, both mac

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house task force looking into the assassination attempt of former president trump will visit the butler p.a. fairgrounds where trump nearly was killed last month. those bipartisan lawmakers will be holding a press conference afterward. 418 to zero was a vote to establish that bipartisan commission. a lot of questions. we hope that they find answers. thank you to every impure dvr that show and we will see you tomorrow but for now, america reports. >> we have had multiple hearings with the former director cheadle, the current interim director row and we are not satisfied with how that is going. we don't want the american people to forget what happened just a few weeks back. >> every single american wants answers to this. and we want to know that our candidates are secure. whether you are a republican or democrat, we need to have the confidence that our candidates are secure and right now america does not have that confidence. >> john: in the next hour members of the bipartisan task force investigating the attempted assassination of former president trump are expected to visit the site whe

what do you make of the secret service blaming local police in butler, pennsylvania?cal law enforcement is criticizing acting secret service director rowe who testified blaming local law enforcement for security failures that got a man killed and gravely wounded and president trump shot at in the head. at the butler rally. what do you make of the finger pointing here? >> it's offensive, liz. very offensive because the secret service has the ultimate duty to protect president trump and they failed and now they're trying to throw the local law enforcement division under the bus. we can't get in the truth right now, liz, because it's election year politics. you expect the fbi, the secret service, department of justice to find out the true facts? we won't find out the facts until after trump's elected or alternative we need an independent review of what happened. look at the video that was shot and drone flying over and this guy having access and i blame the secret service and office and departments that were responsible for protecting the president. liz: you know, leo, t

i would be very surprised if iran hadn't been made aware of his butler's retaliation this morning.said this may have taken place and extremely short notice the israelis have said that they engaged in a preemptive strike besides the israelis, we have no way of verifying that it was actually a preemptive strike that actually took a took apart and a hezbollah operation that was about to take place sweet we simply don't know that had this been a strike that. israel had them to take an independently of any new threat from hezbollah. then hezbollah would have probably been placed in the situation of feeling it had to respond to irrespective of its plans and we do know that everybody's been on, quote, unquote the hair trigger for weeks, if not months i ii that preparations are ready, 90% all the way. anyway, and it's that last step that needs to be taken in order to move into position so there's going to be i think a bit of a war of 19 serves that also happens now, whether or not this truly was a preemptive strike. i'm not saying that it wasn't, but we simply don't know without further ve

newly released images this evening of the gunman who shot former president trump at that rally in butler, pennsylvania. the brief clip shows thomas crooks walking through a row of vendors at the fairgrounds, less than two hours before the shooting but without the rifle he later used. several officers identified crooks as suspicious well before the shooting. >>> new trouble for boeing

there they're on the ground in butler at the site of the trump rally. let's go to cnn's danny freeman. he is tracking this from butler as well this is an important visit for them to get the lay of the land to see exactly what happened is they're going to try to get to the bottom of things and also make recommendations. danny yeah. >> brianna, that's right end. congressman jason crow, one of the two congressman who's been leading this particular task force, sees on the democratic side, he said to cnn earlier that really there is no substitute for being on site and you're listening to those remarks just a moment ago from a lot of this congressman men are women who have come out here and i think that's what you're hearing quite a lot of just the and a lot of them frankly stunned by their words, the proximity of how close the ajr building where that shooter perched and took shots at former president donald trump, how close that actually was, to that rally stage. and again, it's a sobering moment for them and i'll just say personally, i was also here the nig

i want to thank the people of butler for welcoming us. i want to thank the pennsylvania state police. and sheriff's department for hosting us and showing us around. something that is not happen very often happened in the house of representatives. we took a vote to establish this task force. all the members voted to create it. and mpower this proved to answer important questions for the american people. i think that sends a very strong message. you not have to be democrat or republican or unaffiliated to say there is no room political violence in america. all of us are going to have tough debates. you don't get to attempt to assassinate elected officials. that is unacceptable. we are standing here in a bipartisan way to send a message that we will not tolerate those. we have a lot of questions. what we hope to do here today is to help restore confidence the american people that elected officials and candidates are secure. we american sitting at home that do not have the confidence. we will take this very seriously. this will be done in a b

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investigate the shooting here in butler, pennsylvania.st conversations between the united states secret service and local police moving forward with this does not happen again. >> it cannot happen again. matt finn, thank you very much. because the dust settles on thursday's historic prisoner exchange the three wrongly detained americans back on u.s. soil. they do face the challenge of reintegrating back into regular life. right now they are currently undergoing medical and psychological evaluation at the brooke army medical center in san antonio, texas. that is her senior correspondent mike tobin is keeping tabs on how it is going. >> hey eric, three repatriated americans spent their first full night back on you uso the medical center to see behind me the head of the second full night brooke army medical center is where they stayed inside on the outskirts of san antonio the first touchdown in the u.s. the plane carrying them from turkey landed at joint base andrews just before midnight east coast time. there for lunch at kelly air force b

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we're going back to butler too, by the way. applause] people said to me, are you serious? i said, i'm serious, we're going back. the it's a great place. 18 days ago we had a very terrible day, we had a rough day, i will tell you. by all accounts, i should not be with you today. i want to thank all of the people of pennsylvania for their extraordinary love and support. it is incredible. we're going to win this thing so big. lauren: pennsylvania congressman dan meuser will be here to talk about this at a 9:40 eastern time. stuart: thank you, lauren. now this, the white house was pressed about biden's empty schedule for the week. watch this. >> reporter: could you sort of give us an idea of how much the president's schedule has changed since the ticket changed? because if you look at what we look at, the big event on tuesday was a phone call, the big event today is a lunch. tomorrow we don't know what he's doing. friday he heads to delaware. it lends itself to the appearance that he's done governing. >> no, he's not done governing

what we have seen thus far enough on the ground and butler to have sufficiently done the job.affed you think i having post standards around the vent for state and local the secret service bears the responsibility for effectively implementing the memes making the request of state and local law enforcement that are participating in the security plan. making sure they are assigned appropriately to help mitigate those risks. that's been identified in advance by the secret service. that obviously did not happen. i anticipate this a bipartisan commission is going to get it fearful, and fearful from state and local law enforcement about the lack of coordination and communication with the secret service. that's a big problem for a. >> all this about a dozen weeks ahead of the presidential election ballots like this thank you so much for joining us. we turned back to the middle east preemptive strikes at hezbollah. alex hogan is alive in israel with more. alex coming to you for. >> this h is been one of the biggest clashes on israel's northern border and the last 10 months at p pay wil

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there is no audio on this part but you see an officer with a butler township police department signaling for a boost, so he can check out the roof where we now know the gunman was positioned. the officer grabs onto the ledge, hanging on for about two seconds before he drops down and takes off running. moments later, he is back in his patrol car, describing what he saw >> he turned around on me. he is straight up. >> major: a secret service sniper shot and killed the gunman seconds after he opened

i think it even speaks wider than this debacle in butler, pennsylvania.t speaks to under resourcing trump. they no-resourced bobby kennedy, rfk. when his uncle, assassinated while president, his father, assassinated while attorney. for the act of politics in america. they denied him. so it's not too much to surmise that a politicized secret service succumbing to the whims of joe biden, sending four post holders to cover trump. 12 to cover joe biden. no coverage of bobby kennedy. use it as a large bludgeon. this can only be solved. congress has the power of the purse. >> mr. shaffer, is there any dynamic you think i have missed in summarizing this as low -agency performance generally layered with the other dynamics that the other witnesses have shared? >> i don't believe so. congressman, i think you covered most of the relevant points describing how the posture relates and how all this began as may be a single failure and multiplied into a much greater failure based on different levels. i will say that local law enforcement agency that were involved that d

butler is super athletic. bottom of the ending now one to nothing add to it here. darrell hernaiz.s that one into left field. sorry. i'm standing in the way. nothing a's. i got to remember to get out the way when anything goes to left them. just standing there. all right. so we saw lawrence butler on defense. how about him using his bat one up the middle for the rbi 8. go on when grow up. i'm sorry, 3 to nothing getting ahead of myself he pitched well for days. he went 5 innings, gave up just a gets to it quickly get the out there. lead 3 to one going into the 9th and then it was miller time. he picks up 20th save of the year run of rookie year. mason miller has my man is happy with the a's win it 3 to one. they split that series with the raiders had a final walk through this morning in preps for tomorrow night's preseason finale against the niners. oakland, of course, is led by all-pro defensive lineman maxx crosby, who just so happened to turn 27 today. happy birthday, max. he encouraged by the culture that is developing in vegas. and he's been a huge supporter of head coach anto