the us department of homeland security and the us secret service must respond. as the armed man could get rooftop access with a direct line of sight to former president trump during the rally. and this committee will do everything in its power to get those answers. he noted that the security experts with whom the voice of america spoke, as well as various american media , claim that the question of how exactly this 20-year-old boy managed to do it is quite legitimate, because the main goal of the security structures is to prevent any similar incident from happening and even to him... we didn't get close, but the fact that it had already happened is already a certain failure of the security services, and it is a legitimate question of investigation. thank you, katya, it was kateryna lisonova. the final declaration of the nato summit in washington last week confirmed ukraine's irreversible path to the alliance. this is a very significant political result, reinforced. political decisions that will eventually lead ukraine to nato membership. this is stated in the white house, as well as o

morning, we're learning that the secret service is facing even more scrutiny from the department of homeland security of course, there are still these outstanding questions about the gunman and the motive what can you tell us what's the latest out there? >> so jim, what we can tell you is that the department of homeland security's inspector general has opened up an investigation specifically to evaluate secret services it's process for securing that events that campaign rally for former president donald trump back there on saturday. this is in addition to the fbi that is also investigating what unfolded at that rally over the weekend. now, i should say, jim, you noted this at the top. this all comes as we are now hearing more from the director of the secret service, cnn's whitney wild spoke to her yesterday last evening and the director of the secret service said that their agency is solely responsible for the implementation and execution of security at this site behind me, so as you alluded to, perhaps turning to temperature down when it came to that. blame game that started towards the beginning of

department of homeland security and the fbi as soon as possible. rd yet on strelok's identity. as for the motive, it is also not officially known yet, but hardly anyone except the head of the white house has any doubt that this was nothing more than an attempt to eliminate trump. moreover , all this happened on the eve of the miloka republican convention, which should officially approve trump as the presidential candidate from the republican party. trump has already stated that, despite happened in meluka. usa. specialists of the interstate aviation committee successfully copied flight information from the black boxes of a superjet that crashed in the moscow region. the data has been prepared for analysis, the department reports. in parallel with the decoding of the recorders , employees are working at the plant where the crashed airliner was serviced. perpetrators of the terrorist attack that took place in the swedish economic zone, and since there are no perpetrators, there is no case. the prime minister refused to share. news from stockholm alrea

has anything worked well under mayorkas's leadership at the department of homeland security?we know the answer is no. our border is wide open, the threat levels off the chart in the country, you have this incident with the secret service where i think resourcing is going to be a very fair question. do they have the capabilities within the secret service to carry out their important 0-fail mission where they need to show up to work and get it 100% correct each and every day? this really needs to be looked into. maybe the agency hasn't been in the best position to articulate what's going on here. >> harris: look, i would want to know what the relationship has been like cheatle leaving the secret service and secretary mayorkas. was it a command and control that maybe somebody didn't do their job only two saturdays ago? the situation where she knew what to do and told not to do it? i want to know more about mayorkas and the answer to your question is no, nothing has worked on his watch. it is substantially important and evidentiary not just a rhetorical question. so what has to h

department of homeland security got wind of it in the last several weeks. en i heard about a threat, attempted plot to assassinate donald trump. this is something that caused the department of homeland security and secret service to beef up the security of the former president, beef up his security detail but that is at odds with what we saw saturday when donald trump did not have enough security, as you mentioned there is no indication these are related at all. thomas brooks, not related to the sources but one source does tell us donald trump has had a continuous threat stream against his life since he ordered the killing of general soleimani in january of 2,020 come originally that source came to the community and there's something about this plot that made officials concerned. this is a picture we have obtained from a local pittsburgh station that shows a transcript of the pennsylvania investigation found next to his body after he was shot by a secret service sniper. officials have yet to announce a motive. he was hoisted by another officer. that officer

the secret service is run by the department of homeland security. s told fox news earlier this week they are getting a lot of information from the secret service and the department of homeland security got involved. things seem to be a little bit more slow a little bit more shut down. we will see what director kimberly cheatle has to say either today or definitely on monday the cameras will be rolling. >> neil: thank you, david. by the way a moment from now on our show we will be speaking to somebody on the household security committee, chief marketing what he has learned from these briefings and what he wants to see. in the meantime there was this. >> i tried to put him in prison. he is free and he has made other people free with them. and then last weekend they tried to kill him. there he is over there alive and well. >> neil: dr ben carson, good to have you. you were pretty electrifying last night that was quite the speech. what did you hear from the former president. >> you know, one of the things that he said to me that was amusing you said they

. >> reporter: retired secret service agent rich staropoli also worked for the department of homeland security under trump. >> that building was nowhere near out of perimeter. there is no excuse for not having someone posted on the roof of that building. >> reporter: the secret service tells abc news that no one was put on the roof because it was dangerously sloped that argument called into question because of images like these. the secret service did not respond to nbc news's multiple request for comment, putting out a statement on x overnight. "we are deeply grateful to the officers who ran towards danger to locate the gunman and to all our local partners for their unwavering commitment." >> stephanie, it looks like a lot of pieces may be falling into place. you're also learning there was another moment along the way that the shooter had been reported as suspicious? >> yeah, lester. four officials tell us that rally goers noticed crooks at the metal detectors, pacing and acting strangely. police then notified the secret service, according to a u.s. official. all of this happening before croo

to the department of homeland security. the secretary is in charge of that agency.f he needed to allocate more resources, that should have been done. >> not only will the secret service director be on the hot seat tomorrow, may your case at some point may be, to. >> i think that is fair game. the department of homeland security has been in crisis. how much attention has a secret service been given by this administration the past three and a half years to make sure they have the capability to do their jobs. they have an important mission. it's important that they come out of this stronger and are given the tools to be effective in what the americans are asking them to do. >> protect former presidents, current presidents, very difficult to that. they are putting their lives on the line. it occurs to me, was it a failure to not hold up former president trump if they failed something was going on. >> there is no question about the devotion of the men and women in the secret service. you saw that unfold. between the threat and the former president. we note the motivation

i have been recently briefed about the department of homeland security's commission after action report. i can tell you the pennsylvania state police will fully cooperate with that investigation, and it's my hope that i can answer some questions here today without sacrificing the ongoing investigation and proved to be a value to the committee. thank you very much. >> thank you, colonel paris. i never recognize mr. yoes for five minutes to summarize his opening set the. >> the morning, chairman green, representative thompson and establishment of a housemate on homeland security. my name is patrick yoes, national president of fraternal order of police the nation's oldest and largest law enforcement labor organization that i would like to first take this opportunity to recognize a long-term member of congress and a member of this committee sheila jackson lee for her contribution to great work done here in washington. i want to thank you for providing me with an opportunity to appear before you did on behalf of the 377,000 lives of fraternal order of police as this committee examines the at

he clearly doesn't believe that the secret service or even the department of homeland security can dohis investigation, itself looking at what possibly went wrong. so, that's going to be done by some sort of outside entity. we don't know which yet. >> the fbi director, christopher wray, the attorney general today, saying that this assassination attempt was an attack on democracy. i want to bring in scott macfarlane because scott was there at the rally in butler county, pennsylvania, when the shooter opened fire. scott, good to talk to you again. when you hear the president's remarks, how do you think they'll be perceived? >> a person in the ninth row of the shooting spree yesterday, norah, says, i guess this is what our county' going to be known for now forever, linked to an attempted assassination of a president. butler county, pennsylvania, just north of the county which pittsburgh resides. it is trump country. he won this county in 2020. what we're hearing, it speaks to what the president just addressed, that there is a toxicity in our politics that is clearly dangerous. this is a

i was told by one source the department of homeland security kind of stepped in and quieted some of thebetween the secret service and capitol hill. this man hope for some sort of a telephone briefing perhaps for all members, you know, we were told yesterday they were going to be two reading for the homeland security committee and also for the oversight committee. then we were told him i come today. the hansmann influx all day so we don't really know were that stands. in addition to that hearing on monday, there will be a second hearing if everybody shows up. homeland security committee also wants to hear from five cat homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas an fbi director christopher ray back one week from today "marc staal? >> martha: chad tawfic you very much. and join the outnumbered cohost kayleigh mcenany here in milwaukee, form of a secondary to former president from. always good to have you with us. you hear chad talking about the back-and-forth between dhs and the secret service and this iranian threat. what goes through her mind when you hear this breaking news? >> so i

some point in recent time, there was a threat from a confidential human source to the department of homeland security about an assassination plot involving the iranian regime and donald trump as the victim passed from homeland security to the secret service. the secret service falls underneath the department of homeland security umbrella and apparently, donald trump security was increased, the secret service was increased over the last few weeks and months. critics are asking how that's possible given the fact he was almost assassinated himself and almost lost his life during that terrible shooting on saturday night. i do want to point out the fact that thomas crooks, the alleged shooter the 20-year-old from pennsylvania is not believed to be involved in any way with this reported plot coming out of iran. there's no connection. we just happen to be learning about this today. we also can report, liz, the department of homeland security has been concerned with the trump team as of recently because of the amount of events they do outside in open areas. as you know the former president likes to get out a

the fbi and the us department of homeland security expressed concern that violent extremists or other agents may carry out violent operations or seek retaliation. 3 days ago, the former president of the united states was shot and wounded in the right ear while speaking at an election rally became. the failed assassination attempt on donald trump drew many criticisms of the performance. but this country has said that it will not resign. tetel said that the reason for the deployment of security officers on the roof of musharraf's lecture hall was because of its steepness, and in another interview, he said that the security of the building was the responsibility of the local police, not the secret service. shortage of novomix pen insulin is a global problem , the vice president of the food and drug organization emphasized that a part of the pen insulins needed by the market is supplied by imports. according to mr. hirad, the production of novamix insulin in the country due to the global shortage has decreased from 800,000 units per month to 440,000 units per month. a thousand has decreas

encounters in recent weeks, the number of national security threats resulting from this administration's policies continue to mount. according to the department of homeland security's own threat assessment for this year, illegal drugs produced in mexico and sold in the united states will take more americans' lives than any other threat we face. further underscoring the threat our country faces due to the president's open border policies, we learned two weeks ago that the department of homeland security has identified more than 400 illegal immigrants that have entered the u.s. over the last three years as subjects of concern. their subjects of concern -- they're subjects of concern because they were brought here by an asis-affiliated human smuggling network, according to sources who spoke with nbc news. these unnamed officials report that 150 of these individuals have been arrested, but the whereabouts of many more are unknown. we also don't know whether the money earned in this human smuggling operation is funding isis activity. a couple of weeks prior to this story, nbc also reported that u.s. immigration and customs enforcement arrested eight men from

trump's security detail has been asking for increased protection for weeks, but biden's department of homeland securitydly rejected its requests. biden's supporters will now have to justify themselves for, for example, trying to deprive trump of secret service protection altogether, despite numerous calls for more security. and at these moments they arrive news about the progress of the investigation into the assassination attempt on donald trump. law enforcement officers found explosive devices in the suspect's car, which was parked near the rally site, the wall street journal reported, citing sources. the publication also clarifies that the weapon from which the criminal fired was officially bought by his father. but the opinion of the prime minister of slovakia is unlikely to stand out among the numerous comments about what happened. robert fitzao himself survived an assassination attempt in mid-may, received several gunshot wounds, miraculously survived; in the case of trump, he recognizes the handwriting of those who would benefit from the murder of a politician. the script is like a carbon copy.

of some sort. now let me say the following. it is really imperative to understand that all the local, state and federal agencies, security and safety agencies from the f b i, georgia, department of homeland security, and so on secret service they are knowing the higher gear already and elevated security policy. you can see it actually here, right? the army. we wouldn't be able to be way down there at the white house and do this here for you talk to you. but we're pushed back and source pushed back now across the lafayette park here. and that is just the middle thing, but this is implementation of a different safety and security posture, which is already here implemented and which will be of course, implemented in milwaukee. you will see that in the next couple of days, lots of lots of police, lots of secret service, lots of prevention and monitoring behind the scenes and visible for anybody who is there and the reviewers on tv. and that's where we are right now. in america, the president has to come out to make sure that everybody stays kind of home and that anybody who is involved in campaigning for one or the other party is cooling down the language are less. and i'm also the less hate

weeks ago, trump's entourage. requested reinforcement of his security in connection with incoming threats against him, but the department of homelandhich oversees the us secret service, refused to allocate additional agents; it is unclear how trump’s current security missed the attacker with a rifle and let him within direct shot range. house speaker mike johnson wrote: the american people deserve to know the truth. we will call a hearing with the director of the secret service and other responsible persons from... cop internal security and the fbi as soon as possible, as for the motive, it is also not officially known yet, but hardly anyone except the head of the white house has any doubt that this was nothing more than an attempt to eliminate trump, and all this happened on the eve of the milloquay republican convention, which is expected to formally endorse trump as the republican presidential nominee. trump has already said that despite what happened, he will come to meluke, i will never give up, he wrote. usa. russia strongly condemns the violence during political struggle, dmitry peskov said today, commenting on the assassina

there is also, as i mentioned, we are now at a point where the fbi, the department of homeland security, the inset -- inspector general, they have all been conducting their investigation and talking to a lot of agents. the sense within the agency is that we need to be careful about what we communicate now in order to avoid doing anything that could interfere with the investigation. host: this is ryan barber of the "wall street journal," joining us to talk about the events of the shooting. leslie, good morning. caller: good morning. guest: morning, leslie. caller: hi. i kind of have a question that probably isn't exciting to a bunch of people, but i watched the entire congressional meeting or whatever. kind of -- i didn't understand -- when they were talking about people being sent from pittsburgh, extra people, to cover what was going on, and they said that there were 12 people sent to joe biden at the racetrack -- at the casino, only four to donald trump, because the risk assessment for joe biden was higher than that for donald trump. can you explain that? guest: i think that the best

assassination of the former president of the united states. >> the chair of the house homeland security committee has now sent a letter to the departmenthomeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, calling for documents related to the rallies, security plan, and also wants a hearing on the incident with the chairman, mark green riding in letter, quote, the seriousness of this security failure and the chilling moment in our nation's history cannot be understated, cnn's washington correspondent, sunlen serfaty is covering all of this sunlen. what are we hearing from lawmakers about what they want to know from dhs yes. >> serious questions. kaitlan coming from capitol hill about this incident, wanting to know what happened? wanting to know how this could happen. and they want the information, approve it. now we heard from speaker of the house, mike johnson, he vowed that there will be authe thorough investigation into this incident and likely that includes calling in the secret service director appropriate representatives from the fbi and dhs to testify about what exactly happened, what went wrong, and certainly in these statements tha

department of homeland security. 0. department of justice, 0.ttorney general, 0, secret service, 0. you get the trend, right? the secret service ultimately is responsible for this and that duty cannot be delegated, would you agree with that? >> i do agree with that. thank you for having me on. dana i want to apologize for the mishap in iraq in 2008. you fully recovered. >> dana: thanks for tackling the guy. not your fault. frank, can you tell us what you think about the investigation at this point as the new information that we just had from david spunt suggesting there was a golf range finder? that's a clue. but also i think what's really bothering people aside from the fact there are no answers coming to the american people for transparency is that they knew there was a threat, it was on the premises, and yet they let the president go up to that unprotected lectern anyway. >> dana, i think we need to start looking at the paperwork that was generated. one of the things about the secret service, we document everything. there are documents out th

also joining us, marcia espinoza, former department of homeland security top spokeswoman specializingice. i'm very glad to have you both here with me. frank, here we are 30 hours later, what stands out to you about saturday's attack and how a lone gunman was able to fire off multiple rounds at a former u.s. president? >> well, the disbelief is starting to wear off, and now of course, we have been analyzing this and gathering facts. any analysis after an event like this is kind of like the old-fashioned polaroid picture. you hold it in your hand and you slowly watch the hazy picture sharpen and come into focus. and what are we sensing and hearing from sources and reporting? this may come down to an overreliance on local or state police at these rallies. and i think what is being exposed here and we will come to learn eventually is how thinly spread the secret service has been for quite a while. add into it that this weekend, a very significant portion of secret service agents are in milwaukee for the rnc. and so, they were stretched even more thin, more reliant on local and state polic

few weeks ago the security in connection with incoming threats to his address, but the department of homeland securityersees the us secret service, refused to allocate additional agents; it is also unclear how trump’s current security guards missed the intruder with a rifle and brought him within direct shot range. house speaker mike johnson wrote: "the american people." and homeland security and the fbi as soon as possible other responsible persons from the department . as for the motive, it is also not officially known yet, but hardly anyone except the head of the white house has any doubts that it was nothing more than an attempt to eliminate trump. moreover, all this happened on the eve of the miloka republican convention, which should officially approve trump as the presidential candidate from the republican party. trump already. stated that despite what happened, he will come to meluke, i will never give up,” the ex-president wrote to his supporters. alexey veselovsky, andrey zubkevich, ntv, usa. all leading american politicians and public figures have already reacted to the assassination attemp

yesterday, the fbi and the us department of homeland security discussed the spread of political violence and the possibility of retaliatory attacks in response to they had warned trump. in the meeting of the un security council, which was held to examine the situation in palestine and especially gaza, the acting minister of foreign affairs emphasized that the security forces must curb the rebellious and pro-zionist regime and put an end to the root of insecurity in the region. iran's official and decisive warning to the zionist regime in the un security council meeting. this is a clear warning from the acting minister of foreign affairs. in a meeting held to examine the situation in palestine , he stated: in this meeting and from this platform , i would like to strongly warn about any adventure of this law-breaking regime and its consequences without hesitation. any invasion of lebanon as an independent member state of the united nations by the zionist regime will be met with a decisive and regretful response by the international community of the nations of the region and all resistance

president, tamala harris, our brief, a get updated briefings in the white house, from the department of homeland security and from the involved agencies f, b i. and what have you about the latest? but the most important thing is, i think that the political class, so to speak, to the lead, see how all the in, when you saw know, saying like we need to pull down the temperature of our political discourse. we need to take the heat down and little bit cleaning things because otherwise, political violence of this climate of agitation and committed political violence could actually even get worse then it actually is. all right, so what about the security situation? our local authorities reacting to the dangers of being a politician. well, there's a and i can tell you, there is a lot of agencies involved, no federal local state level, and they all pulling out new drawers. it's not like the agents in the secret service, f, b, i other law enforcement ages on a train for is thing like this for something like this to happen. they are, but there is, of course, different stages and measures to take. and depending on h

emphasized that the director of the secret police, the relevant authorities from the department of homeland security, the fbi and the federal police of the united states to explain about this incident. it will be recalled. this incident has also been met with a sharp reaction from republicans against biden's election campaign. sen. jay devanes said if trump wins his deputy will be told that the approach of biden's election campaign has led to such an incident . reuters news agency quoted the egyptian mediators as stopping the indirect gaza ceasefire negotiations between the sahyoun regime. drunkenness and palestinian resistance reported. egyptian mediators said that there is no real intention to reach an agreement, and the behavior of the zionist negotiating team shows that there is no consensus in tel aviv. at the same time, the prime minister of the zionist regime once again emphasized the continuation of the gaza war and said: the war will end only when all our goals are achieved. the occupying regime of quds yesterday. in attack at least 400 people were killed in an airstrike on the mawassi refu

yesterday, the fbi and the us department of homeland security had warned about the escalation of political violence and the possibility of attacks by television viewers in response to the assassination attempt on trump. in the meeting of the un security council, which was held to review the situation in palestine and especially in gaza. acting minister of affairs the foreign ministry emphasized security. un security expressed this clear authority in the meeting that was held to investigate the situation in palestine. in this meeting and from this platform, i would like to strongly warn about any adventure of this law-breaking regime and its consequences without any doubt. the invasion of lebanon as an independent member state of the united nations by the zionist regime will be met with a decisive and regrettable response from the international community, the nations of the region and all resistance groups. in this speech, on the 285th day of the zionist attack on gaza became iran, mr. bagheri reminded the members of the security council of the list of some of the crimes of this regime in g

the secret service has got to be resourced the way it needs to be by the department of homeland securityce joining the department and being absorbed into dhs i think we need to ask some hard questions. does the secret service belong within the department of homeland security? every year they are fighting for the resources they need as they go up against agencies like the coast guard who are looking to purchase ships, cbp looking to buy helicopters, this is a real question that needs to be had. of course, is the right leadership in place right now at the secret service to make sure that they come out of this stronger? >> i know you have been familiar with what went down nine years ago when there was a report issued that brings into question those things charles is mentioning. talk about that. >> that's right, these are not new questions. really, you have to ask yourself why these questions and these concerns weren't addressed long ago. nine years ago, congress issued a report on the secret service saying it was an agency in crisis and that report was prompted by some incidents that were v

homeland security subcommittee on counterterrorism law enforcement intelligence will come to order, without objection. the subcommittee may recess at any point and the purpose of this hearing is to conduct oversight of the department of homeland securities office of intelligence and analysis that will be referred to here from under secretary for ina mr kenneth wainstein. i now recognize myself for an opening statement. we're holding this important hearing to examine and discuss the role of dhs's office of ina that helps play a role in safeguarding our nation. united states faces a myriad of threats from state and non-state actors. we're seeing authoritarian regimes such as china russia and iran expand their reach across the globe and challenge the sovereignty of the united states and our allies. our adversaries are not only working to achieve these objectives through conventional military means but are also masterfully accomplishing these goals through cyberspace and by using asymmetric tactics that fall just below the threshold of traditional conflict. more commonly known as grey zone aggression, we have seen actors utilize state-owned companies and their technological products to spy on our nation and gather sen

two sources told nbc news the department of homeland security said the secret service spotted the shooteres before donald trump started speaking and 20 minutes before he opened fire. joining us nbc news investigative correspondent tom winter. that is quite a time line, tom. >> reporter: it is quite a time line, katy. we still have more questions off of it, who was told what and when. we know the police told the secret service about this man. and reports of him being on the roof moments before the shots were actually fired. how that was conveyed to the secret service countersnipers or membes of the team on the ground. there are still questions obviously it's going to take more reporting and investigating pouring over this by members of secret service and members of law enforcement. before we get any answers. you're looking on top of that roof several days ago, perhaps earlier today, actually, going over what is the effective key component of the crime scene. obviously, we see crooks standing outside the security perimeter, it's been clear he was hanging around this site moving from place t

senator chuck grassley wrote a letter to the department of homeland securities inspector general saying this was a monumental security failure. former president trump came within a centimeter of death because a gunman was able to get within hundreds of feet and in direct line of fire from where he spoke to his supporters. this afternoon members of the house and senate will receive separate virtual briefings from the secret service and f.b.i. house oversight committee chairman james comer is expected to formly issue a subpoena for the secret service director cheatle to compel her hearing scheduled on monday. it would force -- again, that hearing on monday. want to show you this picture, wpx itv obtained a photo showing a couple belongings, cell phone and transmitter. if it was intended as a detonator. earlier, dana and bill, authorities said they had found what they described as rexplosie devices in the gunman's car. >> dana: now to david spunt with more on that possible iranian assassination plot. >> we've confirmed this from four government federal sources who say that there was a huma

the inspector general of the department of homeland security began an investigation. incident is being called the biggest failure of presidential security in 40 years. amid the scandal and accusations of inaction, the security forces were abandoned. at the other extreme, in melwaka, 4 km from the site of the republican convention, police shot and killed a man with a knife, believing him to be by the way, suspicious people are allowed to carry weapons there. meanwhile, the media, in frantic attempts to find those responsible for the attack, reached all the way to iran. cnn claims that a few weeks ago, american intelligence agencies received information about tehran’s plans to carry out an assassination attempt. here, of course, we should not forget that the channel is traditionally pro-democrat, so the frankly absurd accusations look more like an attempt to divert attention from biden, who made perhaps the most serious contribution to the demonization of his opponent. iran rejected the attacks, calling them unfounded and biased. now there’s a little advertising, we’ll b

it means the department of homeland security secretary designate such an event and situation where thereoint the u.s. secret service is put in charge of coordinating all law enforcement agencies to effectively secure an area which is what is happening here in milwaukee. i do want to let you hear my questions to the official in charge of the security here in milwaukee who didn't answer questions about what took place 24 hours ago with the attempted assassination. listen. >> reporter: is the secret service currently planning to expand the perimeter? we don't have any changes right now. >> including firearms in the soft perimeter? >> you think of the soft perimeter outside of our federal jurisdiction. >> reporter: why should former president trump and his family and convention goers have confidence in the u.s. secret service to secure the site over the next four days after his life was nearly taken yesterday in pennsylvania? >> this is the highest level of security for an event that could be designated by the government. this is a whole government approach. >> reporter: when i did ask an ad

according to the us department of homeland security, after the assassination attempt on trump, president the provision of state security to robert kennedy jr. the fbi fears that acts of retaliation for a similar shooting in pennsylvania may be taken against other individuals associated with the election, they have strengthened security and trump himself, the threat of a second attempt on his life american law enforcement officials regard it as quite real. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from melvokia. wisconsin. and we return to the work of sergei lavrov at the headquarters of the united nations. the minister of foreign affairs continues a series of meetings with colleagues from other states; negotiations took place with the head of the kuwait foreign ministry. lavrov called the exchange of views that took place at the open debate in the un security council useful. according to the minister, russia greatly appreciates kuwait’s balanced approach, and also many countries in asia, africa and latin america to international problems. the official representative of the russian foreig

we have heard nothing, really, from the department of homeland security on an official capacity theren no briefings, no news conferences, we have heard kim cheadle, the director of the secret service give a couple of individual interviews but there's been nothing coordinated to inform the american public as to potentially what happened, where we are and where we are going with this investigation. does that seem to you? >> look, it gives me no pleasure in saying that both the director of the u.s. secret service and the secretary of homeland security should immediately resign. they have been too many statements from the director and the secret service that are contradictory, lie in the face of common sense, and undercut proven protected methodologies of the agency. the focus must now be on the agency, not an individual trying to keep their jobs. the secret service must come out of this stronger and must have the resources they need to do their important mission. >> sandra: this was some of kim cheadle defending on defending the perimeter at the saturday rally where this all went down, l

two american security agencies warned about the possibility of retaliatory attacks in response to the intention of trump. the fbi and the us department of homeland security expressed concern that violent extremists or other agents may carry out violent operations or seek revenge. 3 days ago, the former president of the united states was shot at during a speech at an election rally. the failed installment to donald trump has provoked many criticisms of the performance of the us secret service , but the head of this country's secret service has said that he will not resign . chitel said that the reason why the security officer was not stationed on the roof of musharraf, the lecture area , was its slope, and in another interview, he said that the security of the building was the responsibility of the local police, not the secret service. home fasting in golestan province in muharram this year is more prosperous than every street you pass praises and speeches are heard from benazl. the sound that can be heard from the alleys after ashura is the home fasting gathering of the ancestors, finally everyone finally has this tradition and home fasting is o

of the ruling elite and return it to the people. he is a threat to very important interests. not only secret services such as the fbi and cia, the national security agency, department of homelandl a person, and he has become their enemy. this explains the russiagate story, when trump wanted to normalize relations with russia, and thereby he would rid america of an enemy, the united states needs an enemy in order to absorb the budgets that are annually allocated to weapons manufacturers. trump is irritating a wide range of influential groups who understand that he can win the election because... in his current state there is virtually no chance of victory, so going back to the assassination, there may be intent, but there may also be incompetence and a lack of resources to protect trump. the actions of the secret service are considered by many to be unprofessional. trump was apparently guarded by the second team of the service. many women, maybe new recruits. that’s why these videos appear on the american internet called the first worker. who doesn't know, but definitely the truth is that if that bullet would have passed just a little closer, he would have been dead, he turned

. >> reporter: the department of homeland security and the fbi have issued a bulletin to law enforcement nationwide warning that violent extremists could try to retaliate at election events of the next few months. meg oliver, cbs news, butler, pennsylvania. >>> israel launched deadly missile attacks in south and central gaza. at least 60 palestinians were killed yesterday. officials in gaza say one air strike hit an israeli declared safe zone crowded with thousands of displaced people. this as the israeli government said it would begin sending draft notices to ultra-orthodox jewish men next week following a recent court ruling. yesterday seminary students staged a protest by blocking a major road east of tel aviv. ultra-orthodox men had previously been exempt from the draft. >>> a line of severe storms ripped through parts of the northeast. high winds uprooted trees and blew off roofs yesterday in downtown rome, new york. a church steeple was also toppled. no injuries were reported. the governor declared a state of emergency, though. in southern illinois, officials there say the situatio

department led by superintendent larry snelling, and the chicago office of emergency management and communications led by director josÉ corrado. illinois emergency management agency and office of homeland security by director alicia tate nadeau, illinois national guard led by major general rodney boyd, the illinois state police led by director brendan kelly. illinois trent department of transportation led by secretary over awesome and dozens of other state agencies. we shall take great comfort and a sizable hard-working skilled force. every detail and logistic in convention sites across the city. with public safety plans and security measures we should sleep soundly knowing how much preparationn has been done. went to stress our commitment to transparency and information sharing throughout this process. it will be absolutely vital for collective safety and security the minimal disruption of residence dailydi lives and the smooth flow of the convention we keep the public informed and vigilant. i encourage all residents and convention goers to pay close attention to public announcements and posted signage to ensure they are prepared. what will take place in next month of american democracy in act

security lapse of our agency. we are fully cooperating with ongoing investigations. several investigations are on the way, including a bipartisan task force appointed by the department of homeland security. in the meantime, cagle's testimony is only added to the bipartisan calls for her to go to advertise the outer 0 capitol hill. well that's it for me that's don't see it. hey, i'll be back with more news for you here on out a 0 of to witness to stay with the with americans more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us once to keep the war in ukraine going until russia's will is broken. but is that strategy working? what to do if there is no date after, in israel's more on causes the quizzical look good us politics, the bottom line, the giving you a few of the gmc and was you meant to do feelings between the teeth that send it to the most of the news, you can measure the skin, cheat the system. so me the samples assume that the still they take the physical finished me phase. i'm going to evaluate the mm hm. mm. i don't usually use quickbooks because we are looking to ship just the simple one in this in the movies as well, of course, and you'll see

don't want to give everything away, but we have a lot of good data about the way the department of homeland securitylations on a daily basis creates, i think, a significant security risk for many american citizens. and i think this really deserves a thorough investigation. yes, and this is a story that i can actually tell now, although it was difficult to tell before, i can't even get it, and i tried to get accurate numbers on how many people came to our country illegally in the last 4 years, the number ranges from 5 to 30 million. all these estimates seem to be reliable, and i have no idea which one is correct, but why can’t we get the real number at least here? i think the simple answer might be? with that, i don't know, but my assessment is the volume that we're talking about, i think it's the volume, so, but going back to your point, i don't think there's a lot of transparency on this issue, i hope to bring in it's a little bit more transparency, so in your opinion, this is a very important story, 100%, yeah, i'm not just talking about how... what issues do american voters consider to be the mai

department, led by superintendent larry snelling and the chicago office of emergency management and communications, led by director jose tirado. illinois emergency management agency and office of homeland security, led by director alicia tait nado, the illinois national guard, led by major general rodney boyd, the illinois state police, led by director brendan kelly, illinois department of transportation, led by secretary omar osman, and dozens of other state agencies. we all should take great comfort in having such a sizable and hard working and skilled force dedicated solely to our safety and security. mapping out truly every detail and logistic at convention sites across the city and with these comprehensive public safety plans and security measures, we should sleep soundly knowing how much preparation has been done. i also want to stress our commitment to transparency and information sharing throughout this process. it will be absolutely vital for our collective safety and security, for the minimal disruption to residents' daily lives and for the smooth flow of the convention that we keep the public informed and vigilant. i encourage all residents and convention goers to pay close attention

extra security saying, quote, the assertion that a member of the former president's security team requested additional security resources that the u.s. secret service or the department of homeland security rebuffed is absolutely false. in fact, recently the u.s. secret service added protective resources and capabilities to the former president's security detail. the former president and the current president are commonly subject to threats. the u.s. secret service takes threats seriously, and it takes actions based on those threats as warranted. now, the fbi knows people have cell phone video, they may have even seen the shooter long before if or shortly before the shooting. what was he doing in the moments leading up to it, half an hour, an hour before the shooting? they're asking anyone with information to call 1-800-call-fbi. dana, bill? dana: david spunt, thank you so much. and as we mentioned, salena sue -- zito, she was covering the rally when the bullets broke out. and that's right here on the ground being shielded by the secret service. she joins us now. what you might not realize from that photograph and if you haven't read her amazing first person account in the free

of other law enforcement agencies in that department. we used atf, irs. when we transferred over to the department of homeland security, we brought that practice with us. going into a campaign year or the united nation general assembly, we will enter into a memorandum of assistance with hsi. federal agents, law enforcement to secure a site. when it comes to close protection, the only time we were -- we will utilize them is during a united nations general assembly where they may be utilized to protect a low-level head of state or provide security at a hotel in new york city where those protectees are staying. >> on the day in question, all of the former president's close protection detail were full-time secret service personnel? >> they were. they were assigned to the donald trump detail. >> interoperability with other state and local law enforcement agencies, specifically on communications, what have you determined to date played a role in failures to swiftly communicate between agencies the suspicion or identification of a threat? >> i think there was a delay in reporting. not having that real time. as they were clos