first, laphonza butler.ia. dianne feinstein was a close friend and a seatmate of mine for many years. i can't tell you how many times we set together and considered nominees and legislation and listened to one another's speeches. i really respected her so much, and she did such an extraordinary job in the senate. so when she passed away and senator butler took her place, many people wonder who had could step into those shoes for this period of time. laphonza butler was that person. she was given an extraordinary assignment. she took a slot on the senate judiciary committee, which i chair, and in that position had to get into the daily combat, political combat that took place in that committee. i would say, with some immodesty, that it is one of the most challenging committees on capitol hill because it has an extraordinarily important agenda when it comes to the political issues before it and because of some of the personalities that pop ulate the chairs of -- that populate the chairs of that committee. sena

butler on the 1 have been safeer? >> i think if there was a countersurveillance unit on the ground, it could have advanced in identifying -- >> he would have been safer? >> yes. >> yeah, okay. i don't think this would have even occurred, but be this as it may. did the president's detail request a csu, to your knowledge? >> i'm not aware of a request for csu. >> was the threat disseminated to agents in the field and in the protective details? >> i'm just pausing, congressman, because i'm trying to walk a tight rope here in an open setting. what i can tell you is that the secret service provided assets ohhen that day for a particular -- >> what i can tell you, sir, is that the folks that are whistle blowing and informing congress say they were not aware of this threat. that's what i'm getting at, we know for a fact that there was no csu in butler. was there a full c.a.t. team there? >> there was not? >> six members, and there were two there. so you knew there was a threat, you didn't disseminate to the field, you didn't

butler on the 1 have been safeer? >> i think if there was a countersurveillance unit on the ground, it could have advanced in identifying -- >> he would have been safer? >> yes. >> yeah, okay. i don't think this would have even occurred, but be this as it may. did the president's detail request a csu, to your knowledge? >> i'm not aware of a request for csu. >> was the threat disseminated to agents in the field and in the protective details? >> i'm just pausing, congressman, because i'm trying to walk a tight rope here in an open setting. what i can tell you is that the secret service provided assets ohhen that day for a particular -- >> what i can tell you, sir, is that the folks that are whistle blowing and informing congress say they were not aware of this threat. that's what i'm getting at, we know for a fact that there was no csu in butler. was there a full c.a.t. team there? >> there was not? >> six members, and there were two there. so you knew there was a threat, you didn't disseminate to the field, you didn't

. >> more family remarks now with democratic senator laphonza butler of california. in her final floor speech, she expressed gratitude to her family, staff, and fellow members during her 10 year. senator butler was appointed to the senator by the governor of california to build a seat left vacant by the death of senator dianne feinstein. in november, former congressman adam schiff was elected to the seat in a special election and has since been sworn into succeed butler. the presiding officer: the senator from california. ms. butler: i rise to join in the honor and tradition of the senate to offer my final remarks before departing. interestingly, i rise to let the pages know that breaking traditional senate practice, there are no written remarks for you to come pick up. i decided just this morning that i was going to write a different speech, that i was going to offer words of my own as i mark what is the end of a journey for me. as i end this journey as the junior senator representing 40 million californians, it is a day that i want to thank them and thank governor

my constituents in butler have expressed gratitude for the work of the task force. it was great from a standpoint of not what it was we were tasked to doing, but at the time when it's recognized you guys can't work together on anything. you guys find faults with everything that you do. this was never political. this was never political, but the task we were given and the task that the task force did is off the charts at the top of everything i've ever done since i've been in congress. i want to recognize ranking member jason crow. >> thank you, mr. chairman. just to dovetail on the chairman's comments. this task force was created after the attempted slaigs of donald j. trump. and how would it be fixed? they also deserve to know that members of congress in a bipartisan way could come together and condemn political violence and say there's no place for it in our country. and they also needed to know that there are folks here who are willing to roll up their sleeves and do good work that needs to be done and fulfill their duties and put politics aside for the good of t

and even if they on the vault those play, it has been demonstrated that the butler books will be manipulated. and when we saw a doctor, wei dot wave of a change of videos shipped in new jersey. we saw this change of leadership in modeling. we saw the change of the ship in the booking of fossil. we why being store that i knew script has been up on the news group, particularly in booking. alfonso did not stop, not really a manned by the 1900 on date is the margins of the my know l u c. daughters some god. right. when some kinda came for the 1st time i didn't did it is summer carter who would say the name of the con, which was then known as up of both the into book enough muscle, the loan of the upright man on his set for how long should we allow friends to control us. well, how long should we allow from to control our resources for how long should we have independence, that is not independence. and he's set the country on a bus of ensuring that it was self sufficient economically. and in the 6th, as of course, he was assassinated. and that did postpone the revolution, which is now back on re l

butler, aye. the clerk: mr. hoeven, no. defense. it is with them.ked, is there anything else we don't know? he said there is nothing. i said that is always a possibility. one thing that hurts, there aren't any more surprises. the clerk: mr. whitehouse, aye. i was very satisfied with that. for the most part the future of the department of defense deterrence and he got the information related to the process. all the things i support. about idea permission designed the political leadership and not the other way around. to go after, is the right message effective to aspiring generals? so. >> are you ready? i'm ready to be supportive. not be supportive. i didn't ask is currently drinking my commitment. different from. i do believe verified anonymous. the clerk: mr. sullivan, no. the clerk: ms. warren, aye. feel of respect and influence of no never told him interested in it. overly back on a trip. >> federal we talk about that not having questions on this and you can get. >> i see no reason not. i look forward to being reported. >> obviously that would be

team president pat riley said definitely the heat will not part ways with butler. butler is expected to become a free agent after this season and the warriors could pursue him then in the off season. but the warriors will have to look elsewhere for more immediate help. up next, a missing california man is rescued. the technology that first responders cr z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. get the 5-year price lock guarantee, now back for a limited time. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities™. comcast business. had been missingng for hours in just a matter of minutes. an elderly man with demenentia went to check his mail on monday afternoon in malibu, but he didn't come back home. his famil

senator butler is only the third black woman to serve in the u.s. senate. adam schiff is set to take that seat on monday. still ahead, will the delayed start to our local commercial dungeness crab season be extended? we have an update from state officials. plus, it's a bay area holiday tradition with a big impact on kids in the community. and former giants star hunter pence will help explain how you can join them (box thuds) (water boils) (packet tears) (tea bag clanks) (water pours) - listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family, because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do hi, guys! - hi! - hey! - so what are you guys drinking? - constant comment. - when i'm drinking bigelow tea, it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. - that's what a cup of tea is. - it is. - a moment for you, someone you love. - aw! (customer sighs) - it tastes really great. - yes! it was always bigelow tea - wow! that's what my family hopes for. cheers. - cheers. (bright upbeat music) season has been delayed once again. today, the c

there is obvious issues that secret service, obviously after what happened to butler, they raised theort for president trump but then you had the potential shooter down at the golf core course -- the golf course in florida. quite frankly, one of the greatest pieces that has been a disaster of the biden administration is that when failure occurs, nobody was fired. what that does is it allows brought to be able to move because nobody is held accountable. in the real world of something goes wrong people are held accountable. the reason you do that is to not have the same mistakes or future mistakes come out as a result. they have never held anybody accountable. >> it's always couched as mistakes. we do have to wonder, even a broken clock is right twice a day. they are not even getting a right twice a day. it seems to be a little ridiculous at this point. it's wonderful that both of you are with trump and you have the perspective of this and in congress, clearly we will see you a lot more. a gentleman thank you for joining you. coming up, the biden white house is reportedly discussing pre

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since then observes natasha butler as the story from by painting, replicas of moss to pieces. felicia lumb practising says skill as an alt restore in his studio outside of paris. she works on a variety of projects bought for the past 5 years. she's being part of what she calls and experience of a lifetime recreating and reviving some of not for dom cathedrals murals damaged in a devastating fly of 5 years ago. and i think it was the last time, 1st thing, the last thing my life that i could have for somebody to, to work in a place which were the restore, completed in the same time and to where it is something which is exceptional. know to them splendors being restored by thousands of offices and using ancient techniques. there are holes, so we'll rebuild the structure of the carpet 3 weaving. and if needed, we can recreate the pile row by row, and by stretching when fi reputational to dime, in 2019 molded 8 centuries of us and history furnished in smoke the fridge. preston bound to rebuild the cathedral donations board in from around the world. more than $800000000.00 raised to restore

i assume isn't the around butler with more and israel's ongoing siege of the north of the strip. there has been no. any significant change in terms of the reality taking place in the north of this truck because i do value a big lie in bay tunnel. and these boat at towns and villages are completely on the coast. and that tax by the east valley of ground forces which continue its military peroration from the 17th days so far on the ground. but one of the main significance updates that we've managed to get from eye witnesses in the north is that these cross forces continue to append to the ground at residential homes in the city of la. have this bottom of attacks have been similarly taking place in the valley of refuge account and we have been seeing, we have a seen really see the aerial image just from f for the devalue of refugee camp. so when the wide scale disruption have been close to the city and to become a do to be a military operation of this is gradually now taking place a lot of to forcing hundreds of thousands of families to evacuate. and to move to the goal is to say, c

many communities don't have electricity, phone networks or running water. natasha butler is in paris and she reports on the french government's response to the disaster. for fonts is outgoing, and terry minister printer, i tell you, has arrived in mild he says it could be days and days until the full scale of the devastation is known until the full day told is no new looking at an island where roads are ripped off it's very difficult to access certain places. the hospitals partly destroyed the apple to stop making it very difficult for the rescue mission, many emergency service workers and police officers leaving from frauds trying to reach mild. so i'm already on the ground. some people have been saying that the main things that people miles on really in desperate need of a war to shelter food. basically, i've heard one a system for miles say say need absolutely everything i may need urgently because they're all phase as well. the disease could spread things like a quarter of all, some and phones who was said the faults and the successive governments are partly to blame for the leve

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that's natasha butler. it for voting for off in paris, just recapping that breaking news that 5 minutes and michelle vanya is minority government has been toppled in that no confidence motion. we'll have more on that breaking news story on jessica washington. thanks for watching. you can find more information on our website, the weekly look at the world's top of business stories. what does a in cost in the united states main for the rest of us from global markets and economies? should that be on to asked if people have sent an lifetime working? that's part of the answer to understand how it affects the nights. counting the cost on o g, a 0. the, the kind of how do you test it in books, one monte units, a farmer in the north, 22. the emissions test includes one the most of i don't have a vote for what he has a truck, but it's low and fuel, which means a full plumber to, for the cost is for rodney show at the better or so now you can see new categories 5 container federal the sort of foam he has a 1000 liters

thank you so much. tasha spanish as well as i'm reporting from debt or butler in central casa, still ahead on noticing, feeling the pension bundle dish. why the country is having 2nd thoughts about a deal with an indian energy company. the . the highlight of the weather is looking pretty quiet for china at present time of date for the korean peninsula. we have still got some bits and pieces of rain sleepless night into japan and a bit of cloud. as you can see, just looking away. we have got to watch the weather, making its way across the sea of japan. uh maybe either the woman was this, but the cool air in place. that'd be good with that. see a fix. know close the western and northern side of japan coming in behind time. it just struck me. it's got to around 3 celsius stuff, a, so a some of the temperature to full bathroom. but last time we just, they just pick up a touch as we go through sunday. more dry weather. so having to a good pots of china pushing down towards the fall south of the country. but you, me, south is that, that know, safely monsoon that's driving heavy down, pulls

when we talk about a failure of mission, you know, in butler and any place else, that doesn't mean 80 service agent aren't phenomenal and professional. there is a systemc problem here. the staffing of the secret l, - service hasn't changed in years. at the same time as we are now asking them to do things they didn't do a decade ago and they are fulfilling an operational tempo that requires them to be deployed three weeks out of a month, constantly doing events, skipping firearms training, skipping leadership development training, we are not developing their skills and their training and i think you see the results of that. >> so you made three dozen recommendations in this report on what to change including to reduce the number of protectees. right now the secret service protects not only the leadership, their families, spouses, children, candidates and anyone really the president designates. should all of that continue. >> we've increased the size of protectees including foreign assets to come here and people to bring their families and things. that's gotten so big, but if you look a

and then he kind of makes fun of butler. his paralysis is and says every time he speaks, he expects rates. is there a time he spits in double meaning every time he opens his mouth out flies a blunder. so the south is furious at during this speech, the places packed, by the way, new york times says even the ladies gallery was filled to overflowing. something almost never happened. places packed. south is furious. even some of some southerners colleagues are furious, douglass says that -- fool is going to get himself killed by another -- fool. the person who's most offended by this is a congressman or representative from south carolina, edgefield, south carolina, named preston brooks. who had come over to the chamber to hear the first day of the speech and read the second day of the speech. brooks is furious not just because sumner, after his fellow politician from the same state, but that andrew butler was brooks's second cousin. family. so brooks is wrestling it. how do i avenge butler's honor? what do i do here to sumner. s

schiff will serve out butler's term through the end of the month and then begin his six year term starting in january. marcus. thanks so much, scott. well, developing now, israel is launching dozens of strikes across syria in recent days, those attacks drawing sharp condemnation from the un. and it comes after the rebels forced dictator bashar al assad from power, whose family has ruled syria for decades. nbc's richard engel joins us from damascus as people there make their way to prison to find missing relatives after the rapid fall of bashar al assad's regime, syrians are discovering the horrors of what happened in this country. i'm now on the outskirts of damascus and one of the most notorious places in this entire country. at the top of this hill is the saydnaya prison, and it was an execution facility. thousands of political prisoners were taken here and executed in batches. the human rights group amnesty international described this prison as a human slaughterhouse. when we were there, we saw nooses used to execute prisoners in batches, torture devices, including a human well, we con

lamont butler. quiet offensive day. after the explosion against louisville.ame, preps for you, the next day out. >> the buckeyes have a mini-time-out over there; on their bench. >> with they finally get a sub, in there. travis perry is coming in for kentucky. [ buzzer ] >> the best guy at creating extra -time-outs, john thompson. he had a way of getting -- we were afraid to go over there, coach you gotta come out, no, no, not yet. i have the towel over the shoulder and i am not ready. [ laughter ] >> brad: bruce thornton, he just hit his season he's closing in on a career-high. >> beginning of the game, he missed some open shots, too as i recall. down the stretch, he's been the guy in a lot of ways. >> brad: 18-point lead. ohio state. kentucky's gonna fall for only the second time ... they lost at clemson, 70-66. earlier this year. but with none seconds to go here -- 91 seconds to go here, i think it's a loss for kentucky wildcats. i think the ohio state buckeyes will be pulling off the upset here! ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ it isn't the holidays without a little magic. in

no case briefings after butler, had to wait to find out what went on there, congressional hea hearings, etcetera. they don't get pressure because we have not had a functioning executive. >> laura: we're not blaming agents, although clearly a problem with agents on the scene in butler and problem with coordination, a lot of problems. agents are great, sometimes they are not great, they might be wonderful people, they were not equipped to do the job for whatever reason. that being said, to not give american people any information about these two individuals, i don't like it. it is why phillip:el don't have faith in the institutions that we do want, not might, we do want to believe in these institutions. you can't blame people. we get manifestos right away in certain cases, the other case, his phones, he has a lot of phones, don't say much about that. the other guy is dead, so crooks is dead so what is reason for not knowing more about him? >> doj's favorite line is ongoing investigation. we all dealt with that. remember something else, too. media that would hold their feet to the fire an

specifically with butler, the secret service director reiterating several of the key pieces that thiss who have done investigations into what went wrong have said in the past, including the idea that communications were in such disarray between members of the secret service as well as members of local law enforcement agencies, but that not securing that central building, the agr building, was one of the key oversights here that, of course, if they could go back, they would certainly do it in a much different way. but those are some of the key things that they are looking at specifically in terms of what went wrong. but looking forward, there's also clearly a view from this task force that the secret service has what they seem to be saying a culture issue. one of training and one of complacency. certainly that's something the committee is looking at and zeroing in on very closely as we head into roughly close to the second hour of this final hearing. >> ali, take us back to that shouting match between the two of them. what prompted it? >> well, look, this was a shouting match that seem

i want to give extraordinary credits to the chairman, mike kelly from butler, pennsylvania and to the member jason crow and to the extraordinary membership. this was not a political investigation at a time here in this country of heightened politics. we were determined not to make this political, but to actually get to the root of the failures and to your question, i was very pleased that all along the secret service immediately recognized failures. they did not try to utilize -- they did not try to use euphemisms, they said it was a failure and they found a series of failures we made recommendations about. >> things were heated during the hearing between the acting director and one of the members of the task force. was the acting director adequately able to explain what went wrong but also what changes have been made since? >> you will notice if you look at that heated exchange it had absolutely nothing to do with july 13. so i would rather not focus on that heated exchange whatsoever. it was focused on a memorial at 9/11 where the acting director had gone as a first responder. i wou

but butler resigned last week. >> to make room for shift to take over. well, how would be the county has a new district attorney taking over for pamela price after losing her recall election kron four's terisa stasio sat down with the new interim da royal roberts. >> what i can for say that i am not pamela price. i'm roberts on the spot. >> on monday, new alameda county district attorney royal robert now in charge of a multi-million dollar budget. hundreds of employees and overseeing the prosecution of crimes. and one of the largest counties in the bay area. >> and what i've done is appointed 3 chiefs of prosecution to shore up the office. but really, my role i see is continuity. and ensuring that the office is stable. roberts was the chief assistant under pamela price recalled last month by voters. >> per county charter roberts is now da in a temporary capacity. alameda county board of supervisors have started interviewing for the position which will last 2 years until the next schedule election for the office. do you want the job to run the office and

and laphonza butler was certainly no stranger to high stakes.he knew it, and proved it as a union organizer, fighting for workers all across the nation. she knew it as the one-time president of california's seiu local 2015 representing members of california's largest home care and nursing home workers union. and she knew it as president of emily's list. all leadership portions she held prior to joining us here in the senate. so once very did join us in the senate, it was no surprise to me she hit the ground running. she immediately set up an office and built a team of more than capable and passionate public servants that would help her and my office, frankly -- we're a tag-team, after all -- serve the people of california. and imagine, as she began to navigate the complex senate procedure to effectively represent californians, she was also learning in the early days how to simply navigate the halls of the united states capitol. with the help of the legendary alex baldanoto, i might add. i was honored to serve alongside her here in the senate, to

to the but butler resigned last week to hand the seat over to shift.iff will be sworn in for his full 6 year term beginning in january. >> attorney general rob bonta is sponsoring new legislation, he says will protect kids online. his proposal will require social platforms to include warning labels and kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. well, attorney general bonta says the new legislation will make a difference for kids online. but opponents of the proposal say. >> they're skeptical. our children are suffering. california attorney general rob bonta expressing serious concerns over what he describes as potential harms and risks. social media platforms pose for children. all social media has many incredible benefits it has many incredible benefits. there is no disputing the fact that it can also have an enormously enormously detrimental and dangerous impact on our young people. you cannot debate that want to specifically citing several studies linking kids social media use to mental health issues, anxiety, learning loss and sleep d

jameson butler and logan lane, thank you for joining me. appreciate it. thank you. thank you.y recently turned the luddite club into a nonprofit with branches in other parts of the country. and welcome interest from anyone who might want to take a break from their tech. ahead on matter of fact, could ai help communities and policymakers address and prepare for climate change? our work really is to try to educate, try to share knowledge and try to actually bring people to action. how these models could tell a story before it happens. plus, why this marble figure sculpted in italy is in alabama holding a bug. to stay up to date with matter of fact, sign up for our newsletter at matteroffacttv. western north carolina after hurricane helene both natural disasters brought catastrophic flooding that took residents by surprise. it was like a nightmare. you uld hear the creek and it was deafening. the roar of the creek. even when the rain stopped, the roar was still there because it was still so high. that's karen hudgins in yancey county, north carolina, who might not get reliable po

that was true of the fairgrounds in butler and it is true today in out in. had that local pennsylvania not spoken up in that wonderful police officer been on the job not acted calmly and swiftly, who knows what could have happened. i think the lesson is coming out of pennsylvania at that violence is not a way to answer questions and address problems. and that we have the gift of law enforcement here in the commonwealth and we care deeply about the safety and well-being of our fellow pennsylvanians and fellow americans. >> thank you all for having me. >> laura: that was the news conference from pennsylvania on the crime suspect in the murder of united health care ceo, brian thompson. here to impact all of this, andrew stoltmann, james fitzgerald the cohost of "the color red" podcast. your reaction to what you heard tonight? >> there will be sent me of the evidence and you take a look at the stuff they already have and they just started investigation. they have the dna evidence a manifesto from his backpack. most importantly, they now have what they believe is

what happened in butler, pennsylvania, a few months ago, which almost took the life of donald trump, is really a tragedy on multiple levels, but it also demonstrates the lack of focus, frankly, at secret service. so to have the new director in there yelling at members of congress because he's getting called out or being asked tough questions is simply irresponsible and should never be tolerated. cannot happen. not sure if he should stay on as director of secret service. looks like he has to go as well because at the end of the day, that agency has a responsibility to protect everybody under their purview, including the president of the united states. and so we can't have these gaps. they got to be able to answer these questions and be serious and focused about it, not lashing out when they're going to get challenged. >> congressman hunt, it seemed to me to be that he took the most umbrage when he was challenged about his appearance at another event on september 11th event, and not necessarily as upset when dealing with, you know, the events in butler in particular, where the presiden

officials and recording all radio transmissions, which is something that did not happen in butler. the acting director of the secret service was questioned by the task force earlier this month. ronald rowe promised accountability for what he called an abject failure by the agency to secure that campaign rally. rowe says the agency is putting a much stronger emphasis on training and doing more regular reviews. in october, rowe said the agency was developing a plan to fundamentally transform the service, including modernizing their technology and building a training plant. now president-elect trump has not yet named his nominee for the next secret service director, frances. >> okay, we'll wait for that, chris, thank you. >>> today local officials in new jersey will be holding a meeting on the drone mystery after numerous drones have been buzzing over the garden state in at least eight counties since before thanksgiving. gadi schwartz has more. >> reporter: in the skies above the east, reports of mysterious drones. >> look. there's one there, one there. >> reporter: turning into thous

a butler butler were appointed by governor newsom to temporarily fill the seat of the late dianne feinstein last september. schiff beat out rivals katie porter and barbara lee in last year's primary and defeated steve garvey and the general election last month, schiff talked about his priorities. >> feel enormous. gratitude to the voters in california for giving me the chance to serve the entire state is such an incredible place. the golden state with beautiful, wonderful people in every corner up and down the california this innovutive exciting and challenging as state. so really excited about the challenge ahead. want to start delivering on day one very much focused on housing and bring down the cost of housing, bring down the cost of childcare and food and groceries and medicine ready roll up my sleeves and find people across the out make sure we deliver engaged tomorrow. shift will be officially sworn in to cover the rest of the late senator feinstein's term. and then january 6th. >> he will be sworn in for his full six-year term. the golden girls holiday special coming to the berkeley

the panel is investigating security failures which led up to the shooting at a trump rally in butler, pennsylvania. the president elect and 3 others were injured. 1, one man in the audience was killed. it's also looking into how an alleged gunman was almost able to open fire on the president-elect. well, he was golfing in florida. multiple failures in security have already been identified with investigators saying the butler attack was entirely preventable. >> since becoming acting director, i've worked tirelessly to address what i believe are shared goals with the task force. to understand what went wrong on the day of the attempted assassination. to ensure accountability. to prevent such a failure from ever happening again. >> the panel is expected to release its final report on the shooting. plus recommendations in the coming weeks. >> a new report says missing maui woman hannah kobayashi may have been involved in some kind of scam marriage. los angeles magazine is citing sources who say she was with her alleged new arjun time husband and his girlfriend when she arrived at lax last

could that target the miami heat star jimmy butler, according to espn's shams charania, the heat are listening to offers for their 6 time all-star, would be interested in going to a contender. those include the mavericks, the rockets and the warriors. the 35 year-old butler averaging 19 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists per game this which is his 14th in the nba history. all right. finally to baseball was a free agent. deals are starting to pick up in a hurry after losing one. so to the mets is the yankees wasted no time getting back to work, agreeing to an 8 year 218 million dollar deal. first with left-hander max fried. that's according to multiple reports and the 30 year-old lefty water was an all-star last season for the braves will slowly 11, 10 with a 3.0. 2, 5, be all right. and 166 strikeouts and 174 and 3rd free has a career 3 point. '07, in 8 seasons. all with atlanta. catherine, back to you. thank you, ben. and before we head to break, kron 4 celebrating remarkable women in the bay area. we need your help. you can nominate a woman in your community for a chance to be awarde

and the instant on the golf course following the shooting in butler.s talking about we will do this and change that intern -- hey, if you would have just left things along the way they work and get back to the basics that the secret service great, you would not have these issues. this was a guy purely responsible cutting back, cutting back, cutting back which led to president trump getting shot. speed to richard when i heard what he said there what i'm trying to do is but the secret service back to the secret service. at which point did you realize the secret service was not the secret service and not able to protect the president? >> you look at the sites president trump has gone to. you ask yourselves these are heavily photographed sites for a year yet where are the secret service agents? you can clearly see something is missing by watching these events and you don't even have to attend them. anyone can see security was not where it should be. speed to one of the lawmakers criticizing the culture at the secret service, listen. >> that is what i'm tal