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he gets less resources because g they don't have endless resources.re eytrying to actually make him safer by putting him in more controlled spaces, where there is going to be less gunmen on high ground able to shoot at him. le and that is just a natural safety mechanism just as steph, honestly, not to take it back to 1963 but it reminds me of when the secret service then said to lyndon b. johnson. i'm sorry, we can't have you in a convertible anymore. of course, he rejected it eventually. but for several months they kept him not in an open top car because it wasn't safe. and this feels very much like that. as for kimberly cheadle, the f secret service director. after the shooting, i had many agents who told me, look, she is facing an internal revolt inside the service. there are people who are really against her. partially because she is a woman. but there were many people who, agents who were defending her the day of the shooting and saying she can't be responsible for every single security event planning. strategy. and of course, it all comes back t

that is goin g to be because there are mission focused leaders, not worried about personalities or quotas.nedm "the new york times" want to getr' i tim's view on this, the counter sniper's view. can our guy's view was obstructed in part by a tree. you can see in the video that they took at the site.ur r your reaction to that? another reason probably to have somebody on that roof as if you need to have another reason. but again, this is kind of mickey mouse stuff that you can kind of see after the fact. but why wasn't this done?? it is crazy! >> yeah, i do know that there are multiple sniper teams, but e you are correct from that very famous footage you see theua sniperll team. ewit looks like they are hesitating but they actually have their view obstructed. it was another team that took the shoted but going back to butler county emergency servicen they should have scouted that flagged that and they intentionally did not show up to thrsone briefing. so i feel personally, laura,ld there need to be people fired. she is not the only person that should resign, but absolutely ie would be interested

that's the purple triangle you're seeing, p-g-and-e's is considering a psps for the central coast because of fire danger. it says. so far, the power grid is holding up. >> if i look at the load forecast, the system load forecast on the p-g-and-e's grid is 22,106gw, which is a big number. to put things in context, our all time system peak number was 22,684mw, and that took place on september 6th of 2022. >> crews already inspected numerous substations and transmission lines to make sure they could handle the heat, and there wouldn't be any disruptions. >> we have a positive update from lake county, where cal fire has constructed control lines completely around a wildfire that ignited in the past two hours, we're told the adams fire began as a structure fire on main street near highway 29, in lower lake. the flames quickly spread to vegetation, burning approximately 15 acres. the fire is now 15% contained, and cal fire says crews are conducting heavy mop up operations. you see some of the smoke in the video here. firefighters will remain on scene overnight. all evacuation orders have been l