reportera: matthew crooks fue abatido. una persona muriÓ en el tiroteo.on en el maletero de matthew crooks. en las cuentas que manejaba matthew crooks muestra informaciÓn de cÓmo armar una bomba. el fbi informÓ que han hecho muchas entrevistas y han registrado estos vÍdeos. aseguraron que la familia del tirador ha sido muy colaboradora. jorge: la campaÑa de expresidente donald trump tuvo un incidente. en el momento en que rendÍan tributos a tres personas muertas. ilia: la vicepresidenta kamala harris y su compaÑero de fÓrmula, iniciaron una gira en bus en georgia. uno de los estados mÁs importantes. jorge: varias zonas del paÍs estÁ bajo alerta por una ola de calor. washington es una de las ciudades mÁs afectadas. reportera: el calor en la capital fue brutal y en muchas zonas con la sensaciÓn tÉrmica de mÁs de 106°. quÉ tanto calor hace? >> 1 a 10, 10. >> nada mÁs me echo aire con la mano. reportera: esto afectÓ a casi mÁs de 50,000,000 de personas en el noroeste, incluyendo pensilvania, new york. >> un sistema de alta presiÓn esta provocando dÍas mÁs sol

thomas matthew crook, de 20 aÑos, muriÓ de un disparo en la cabeza luego de que le disparÓ un equipomaity: gracias. el gobernador de texas ordenÓ que hospitales pÚblicos de ese estado informen de costos de atenciÓn mÉdica para indocumentados. la asociaciÓn de hospitales de texas dijo que no preguntan sobre el estatus migratorio de pacientes como exige la ley. reportera: el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, emitiÓ una orden ejecutiva que exige a la comisiÓn de salud y servicios humanos del estado recuperar informaciÓn sobre inmigrantes indocumentados que utilizan hospitales pÚblicos para recibir cuidados mÉdicos y reportar costos incurridos. >> los doctores se pueden reusar. reportera: la orden se aplica a hospitales inscritos en el medicaid, y otras instituciones calificadas por la comisiÓn texana. a travÉs de x, el gobernador dijo que tomÓ la medida por la frontera abierta por la administraciÓn biden. >> la frontera no estÁ abierta. reportera: esto busca que el gobierno federal pague por esta atenciÓn. el decreto dice que los centros de salud deben presentar un informe en marzo del

. >> reporter: this is the assault style rifle that the fbi says thomas matthew crooks used to try and kill former president trump in western pennsylvania, in what the bureau is calling a target of opportunity. tonight, authorities say that while the motive remains unknown, crooks was apparently obsessed with violence for years. researching how to build bomb back as early as 2019. they say he was engaged in a sustained, detailed effort to plan an attack on some event, according to fbi officials. crooks conducted more than 60 searches related to former president trump and president biden. even looking up, quote, when is the dnc convention, and when is the rnc in 2024? this summer, after receiving word that trump would be holding a rally near his home, crooks game, quote, hyper focused on the july pennsylvania rally. even searching online, quote, where will trump speak from at the butler farm show? the fbi also releasing this image of crooks' gun broken down into parts, and the backpack authorities suspect he used to carry it. and these images of the explosive devices found inside crooks

new video released just days ago showing thomas matthew crooks walking around the rally grounds nearly two hours before the shooting. the cochise county sheriff taking no chances as he sought 66-year-old ronald lee syvrud who is wanted on multiple outstanding warrants, including dui, hit and run, and failing to register as a sex offender. sources telling abc news the secret service is aware and monitoring the situation. all this as the agency recently added additional agents to trump's detail, and trump spoke from behind a bulletproof barrier. david, with a dramatic surge in threats of political violence, law enforcement is on a hair trigger. there is concern, david, and that's why you are seeing such extraordinary security here tonight at the dnc. david? >> david: pierre thomas also here in chicago tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> meantime, former president trump campaigning on the southern border, as you saw pierre point out. and what trump said today about getting intelligence briefings as the republican nominee, which is routine. he says he doesn't need them. here's rachel scott. >>

allÍ otros oficiales del orden tambiÉn buscaban la crooks thomas matthew crooks de 20 aÑos muriÓ de un almacÉn donde era buscado. paulina: gracias. cuatro empleados de un hotel en milwaukee enfrenta cargos por homicidio culposo a raÍz de la muerte en junio de un hombre afro americano, y que por aproximadamente estuvo 8 minutos retenido contra el suelo. michelle inicialmente entrÓ frenÉtico al hospital e intentÓ resguardarse en el valle de las mujeres, segÚn la autopsia, la vÍctima falleciÓ por asfixia y por efectos tÓxicos de cocaÍna y metanfetamina. jorge: la policÍa estÁ tras la buscado sospechoso de haber realizado un tiroteo en la universidad de berklee. estuvo encerrado tras recibirse informe hispanos en la zona sin que se reportaron heridos. paulina: el joven de 19 aÑos que planeaba un atentado terrorista en un concierto de tylor swift en viena confesÓ que querÍa matar la mayor cantidad de gente posible y por eso considero hacer un ataque suicida con explosivos y cuchillos, en uno de los lugares donde la diva establece tenÍa pensado presentarse desde hoy. lourdes: las autoridades

up to the assassination attempt on former president trump's life and would be assassin thomas matthew crooksited a local gun range dozens of times less than a year before the shooting and according to records obtained and released by iowa republican senator chuck grassley who says this sign in sheet shows crooks did rifle practice the day before the jul. we've also got droves of body camera video released this week. one video from an officer captured what appears to be a person on the roof of the agr building just three minutes before the gunfire and not clear if the officer noticed but crooks was indeed spotted on the roof during the same time frame. another officer on scene was hoisted up to the roof so he could see and dropped back down when he saw crooks was armed and acting director ronald row and this officer communicated over the radio that crooks was armed and rowe said the message never made it to the secret service and immediate aftermath of the shooting and officer saw crooks on the roof describe what had he saw. >> he's got glasses, long hall on the wall. he's got both bags and m

leading up to donald trump's rally in butler, pennsylvania, on july 13th, the fbi says thomas matthew crooksuring the internet for information on upcoming political events. >> in the 30 days prior to the attack the subject conducted more than 60 searches related to president biden and former president trump. >> reporter: crooks was searching for information on the republican and democratic national conventions. he searched for details on the trump event which took place close to where he lived. the fbi describes crooks' planning as a sustained detailed effort. initially crooks' search history showed him looking for details around a range of political events before zeroing in on the butler rally, which the fbi believes he took as a target of opportunity. they also believe he acted alone. >> i want to be clear. we have not seen any information that crooks was involved with a foreign entity. >> reporter: there has not been much insight on crooks' motive. the investigators shared photos of the collapsable barrel on the gun crooks used as well as the backpack found on site. they showed the ac uni

we know from the fbi would be assassin thomas matthew crooks began firing around 6:11 p.m.get off 8 shots before he was shot and killed by secret service counter sniper. former president donald trump's ear was grazed by a bullet. retired fire firefighter corey comperatore killed while trying to shield his family. david dutch seriously wounded and koppenhafer struck in his arm and abdomen is sharing his take on that tragic day through his lawyer. >> overall, he just wants people to understand that how unnecessary it was. and that the political divide in this country has become so great. people are literally willing to attend rallies where people are exercising their first amendment rights. and start firing bullets into crowds. definitely one of the worst things that he has experienced as an american. answered wants people to understand it does not have to be like this. >> trump returned to pennsylvania yesterday for the first time since his attempted assassination to a crowd of thousands in harrisburg. he brought out the staffer who created the slide show for the butler, pen

here wouldn't comment on whether they plan on speaking with the family members of god man thomas matthew crooks video we have right here on your screen. with the lawmakers during that visit the doctor on the roof used by would-be assassin thomas crooks and the ud area where former president donald trump stood on stage at task force ranking member democratic congressman jason crow says these visuals are going to help when the group starts conducting interviews. process so far they've not been stonewalled and getting documents from the fbi. other lawmakers involved in separate products painted in different picture but that's force members here today say they plan on using subpoena power if they feel like anyone is trying to get in the way of the ongoing investigation. >> so as we go forward. this is the committee that will have the ability to subpoena records. if we do feel that we are not getting full in this -- complete disclosure from any federal law enforcement agency will be able to subpoena them to require them to produce documents and to produce witnesses. and if there is any moment where

you can see on the timestamp, it's less than one minute before thomas matthew crooks started shooting the officer climbs up to the roof and almost immediately drops down. and the tone changes. you don't see it on the video, but police have said crooks aimed his rifle right at the officer. he runs to the other side of the building to look at the roof. and on this officers dashcam, which was recording audio, you can hear those first three gunshots that's from thomas matthew crooks at 6:11 p.m. the officer rushes back to his car to get his rifle. you hear me shout to other law enforcement officers on this dashcam he's made there back to the officer's body cam and girls clothes broker. he turned around on me who want him chaos ensues by this point, the gunman crooks has already been killed by secret service. but it doesn't appear local law enforcement is aware bear you about to puppies laying down is going to go over right after the gap. >> she's got glass as long hair these videos provide new insight into local law enforcements, movements moments before the shooting and the frantic after

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but we also saw lawmakers actually climb on top of the ag are building where thomas matthew crooks, the shooter in this incident ultimately opened fire at former president donald trump. some of the members of congress actually remarked that it was the first time they'd been here to this site since that shooting, and they were stunned at just how close thomas matthew crooks was able to get to former president trump on that day. now wants you to take a listen to how one member of congress it's characterized, why it was so important to come here. actually and look at this sight on the ground in-person. >> there's a difference between day and night when you're actually hear on this surface, when you're actually walking in these grants, when you're actually going to the building, when you're actually up on the roof, when you're actually looking at where did we have people positioned? where was the shooter positioned? if you can act? officially a look at that right now, in-person that all the rest of the pictures right away, it's like, okay, i got it. >> we have debates. we're going to have t

body camera video from local law enforcement shows an officer saw thomas matthew crooks on the roof with a gun at 6.10, crooks started firing at 6.11. while the official task force looking into the shooting toward the side in butler, pennsylvania, some republican members of congress discuss the shooting at a dc based think tank the building. a shot from his outside of the perimeter. >> and the video we see, we can see him clearly just a mere 130 yards away. they question one of the members of the swat team who says he was on the scene that day. he says he felt unprepared to really felt like we were on the back foot and just tried overcome that throughout the day and gather what we could now 5 secret service agents who are part of the planning for that event. >> have now been placed on administrative leave. that means they can't be part of any investigations or protection. also, the former director kimberly cheatle resigned because of the attempt on former president trump's life in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >> the young girl who want to national mariachi singing competit

body camera video from local law enforcement shows an officer saw thomas matthew crooks on the roof with a gun at 6.10, crooks started firing at 6.11. while the official task force looking into the shooting toward the site in butler, pennsylvania, some republican members of congress discuss the shooting at a dc based think tank the building. a shot from his outside of the perimeter. >> and the video we see, we can see him clearly just a mere 130 yards away. they question one of the members of the swat team who says he was on the scene that day. he says he felt unprepared to really felt like we were on the back foot and just tried to overcome that throughout the day and gather what we could now 5 secret service agents who are part of the planning for that event. >> have now been placed on administrative leave. that means they can't be part of any investigations or protection. also, the former director kimberly cheatle resigned because of the attempt on former president trump's life in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. thanks for the day. the san jose police department is getting

. >> karla hoy todavÍa las autoridades creen que thomas matthew crooks actuÓ solo.o con otra persona ni de que una organizaciÓn estÉ detrÁs de todo esto. sÍ, dijeron tambiÉn que es algo importante, que la familia estÁ cooperando en todo momento con las autoridades. en esta investigaciÓn. >> karla amezola con los Últimos detalles. todavÍa muchas preguntas en el aire. gracias. hoy el cementerio de arlington confirmÓ que hubo un incidente durante la visita del expresidente trump este lunes. fue un altercado entre miembros de la campaÑa y un empleado que tratÓ de evitar que grabaran en una zona en donde descansan los restos de soldados caÍdos en conflictos recientes como el de afganistÁn, la ley prohÍbe actividades electorales en cementerios militares o la campaÑa de trump publicÓ un video de la visita un enemigo interno. estas fueron las palabras cn las que nancy pelosi describiÓ a donald trump. un enemigo interno usÓ este lenguaje en las horas que siguieron al asalto al capitolio el 6 de enero de 2021, pero apenas ahora sabemos mÁs sobre cÓmo fueron esas horas, porque

. >> reporter: the move coming nearly six weeks after thomas matthew crooks, seen here before he opened fire, killed one man and wounded three others, including the former president. tonight, the butler county district attorney telling abc news that local police offered their radios to the secret service during the rally but the agents never used them. preliminary congressional report claiming agents never even picked them up. >> look, there he is. >> reporter: critical seconds being wasted. >> officer! >> reporter: the secret service never hearing the radio traffic that may have allowed them to quickly remove trump from the stage before shots were fired. >> he's straight up! he's got a full mag, he's got [ bleep ] ar raining down, he's got [ bleep ], [ bleep ] he's laying down prone, book bag next too him. >> reporter: acting secret service director ronald rowe acknowledging. >> there was clearly radio transmission that may have happened on that local radio net that we did not have. >> reporter: tonight, the speaker of the house johnson saying, placing the agents on administrative duty

secret service had no personnel in a key command post where the radio traffic about shooter thomas matthew crooks was being listened to. >> there was clearly radio transmissions that may have happened on that local radio net that we did not have. >> reporter: acting secret service director ronald rowe holding a rare press conference today. and while he continued to express concerns that local police may have had a vantage point to clearly see the shooter on the roof with a rifle, he again laid the blame of the overall failures squarely at the feet of his agency. >> in no way should any state or local agency supporting us in butler on july 13th be held responsible for our secret service failure. >> reporter: whit, this blunt assessment as we approach the democratic national convention, the director warning that we're in a, quote, unpress scented threat environment. whit? >> whit: pierre thomas in washington, thank you. >>> now to team usa grabbing more medals at the summer games in paris. attention turning to track and field and the world's fastest woman, sha'carri richardson, finally making her o

a 20 year old white male named thomas matthew crooks.

a 20 year old white male named thomas matthew crooks, was able to climb a 5 foot ladder. he brought to the roof of a building with a 50, found 50 rounds of ammunition and a high powered assault style rifle. now croaks had also flown his personal drone over the riley side just hours before the rally in butler, pennsylvania. his hyundai sonata was close by with an improvised explosive device in the trunk and attached to a translator crook had with it. you know, exact details have not all been released. but during a contentious 5 hour house oversight committee, the secret service director admitted law enforcement wasn't formed. crooks was on the route, but nothing was done at the time. i don't have an exact number to share with you today, but from what i've been able to discern somewhere between 2 and 5 times, there was some sort of communication about a suspicious individual. well, the secret service director has now resigned, but chris was able to get off at least 5 shots, including the one that took a piece of president donald trump's ear off while he addressed the crowd

and did you know that thomas matthew crooks the assassin, was cremated just days after july 13th?ot? and why are the authorities not cooperating with investigators? >> all i can really tell you is the secret service at the fbi busily dragging their feet calendar stonewalling out and we've gotten some transcribed interviews but the documents we request are heavily redacted. delivered the day of the investigation -- interview so you really can't use documents to conduct interviews ineffectively -- were not getting squat from my standpoint from the secret service or the fbi. >> jesse: you have to rely on leaks to hear the truth. one whistleblower senator josh holley that the top brass as secret service headquarters told agents do not request extra manpower for the rally where trump was shot. why would he do that? why not just deny the request? why make a point of telling them not to ask? was it because he didn't want denial of extra manpower for trump in writing? the allegation predicts the secret service director's testimony. he said trump wasn't denied resources for the rally. were

tommy thomas matthew crooks.t says he is left with more unanswered questions. >> the fbi's very quick to say they think we he acted alone. yet he had all this other activity and then the same breath they say we still do not know about of it. makes no sense to me how he learned how to construct multiple ied's with the remote detonator it was on his body without any flags without anyone noticing. quincy task force could tap into it subpoena power to get answers. at the end of their investigation they will make a recommendation for reform or new laws. the site visit comes on the heels of a personal shakeup with at least five agents who were involved in that rallies planning now on administrative leave. a source tells fox more agents may be caught up with the agency's internal probe. meanwhile more whistleblowers are coming forward to allege failures. republican senator josh hawley said the latest hip he received alleges quote officials at the secret service headquarters encouraged agents in charge of the trip not to

. >> the federal investigators have made it really clear thomas matthew crooks planned the attempted assassination. the latest evidence, crooks visited a local gun range more than 40 times before he opened fire on former president donald trump. the sign in sheet is from cork's final visit to the range just a day before the rally. republican senator chuck grassley obtained and release these records. grassley's office says about 80% of crooks visits were spent on rifle practice. according to this investigation crooks of bartley's eight round from the roof of the agr building before he was killed by secret service counter sniper. in droves of body cam video released this week one clip shows what appears to be a person on the roof of the agr building is not clear if the officer notices the fbi has previously said parks was indeed spotted at this exact time in the same spot. other video showed the frantic search by local law enforcement or the would be a fashion and the frustration with the secret service in the immediate aftermath. >> i would say. [inaudible] marwood not on the roof? [in

body cam video in a second first what led up to this federal investigators made is clear thomas matthew crookslanned attempted assassination. latest evidence he visited a local gun range more than 40 times before he opened fire on the forming former president. this sign-in sheet to the range a day before the rally senator chuck grassley released obtained these records and says 80% of crooks visits were spent on rifle practice. according to investigators crooks fired at least eight rounds from the roof of the agr building before he was killed and droves body camera video released this week one clip shows what appears to be a person on the roof of the agr building at 6:08 p.m. and unclear whether the officer notices but fbi previously said crooks was spotted at this exact time and the same spot. other videos show the frantic search by local law enforcement for the would be assassin and the frustration with the secret service and the immediate aftermath. >> i would say this is a -- [inaudible conversations] >> somebody -- >> why are we not on the roof? >> need to go somewhere -- >> why weren't we

body camera video from local law enforcement shows an officer saw thomas matthew crooks on the roof with a gun at 6.10, crooks started firing at 6.11. while the official task force looking into the shooting toward the site in butler, pennsylvania, some republican members of congress discuss the shooting at a dc based think tank the building, a shot from his outside of the perimeter. >> and the video we see, we can see him clearly just a mere 130 yards away. they question one of the members of the swat team who says he was on the scene that day. he says he felt unprepared to really felt like we were on the back foot and just tried overcome that throughout the day and gather what we could now 5 secret service agents who are part of the planning for that event. >> have now been placed on administrative leave. that means they can't be part of any investigations or protection. also, the former director kimberly cheatle resigned because of the attempt on former president trump's life in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >> thanks for day. coming up, special counsel jack smith wants r

it's been nearly a monday and a half since matthew crooks allegedly scaled the roof in plain sight with an a.r. style rifle only 140 yards from where president trump was standing. he was then able to fire off multiple rounds, tragically killing corey comperatore and hitting mr. trump an inch of his life. it's been frustrating with few answers and less accountability for those who had a duty to protect president trump. many of the excuses we've heard from those in leadership sound like hollow and pathetic attempts to gas light the american people and why rep biggs and i have recently introduced legislation that would require the surrender of all secret service records related to the events of that day to be released. as a former navy seal sniper, it's evident to me many basic security measures were completely dropped, making president trump extremely vulnerable. there's simply no excuse. i want to say thank you to my colleagues and experts for joining us today for this forum, examining the attempted assassination of president donald j. trump. it's clear that there was a complete breakdow

officials believe the shooter thomas matthew crooks open fire just 3 minutes after this clip was takene footage is from 74-year-old james copenhaver, who was shot twice, once in the arm and once in the abdomen. the copenhaver family releasing a statement saying, "the copenhaver family would like to thank everyone for outpouring support for james/jim as he recovers from injuries. james would like to think the first responders, medical staff and he would like to express his thoughts and prayers for the other victims, their families, and for president trump. he prays for safe and speedy recovery for them all." the victim's attorney spoke out on his behalf, listen. >> overall, he just wants people to understand how unnecessary it was, and that the political divide this country has become so great. people are literally willing to attend release for people exercising their first amendment rights and start firing bullets into crowds. definitely one of the worst things he's experienced as an american. and he wants people to understand it does not have to be like this. >> the fbi has contracted

during the assassination attempt captured the video at 6:008 p.m., and would-be assassin thomas matthew crooks6:11 p.m. crooks got off eight a shots before he was killed and was described by a source as a one in a million shot. trump began referencing a chart on the stage, and copenhave or is recover anything a rehabilitation center. his lawyer says his client calls the shooting, quote, unnecessary. >> i think as time dose by i'm -- goes by i'm sure he'll realize a little bit more what happened and what this means in our country's history and that a he was there and physically part of it. i think overall he just wants people to understand that how unnecessary if it was and that the political divide in this country has become so great. >> reporter: the butler farm showgrounds are no longer an active crime scene. trump returned to pennsylvania yesterday for the first time since his attempted assassination. he introduced the crowd to the staffer who created the slide show for the butler, pennsylvania, rally. trump turneded to a slide on immigration, possibly sparing his life moments before the gu

the fbi reportedly revealing matthew crooks was, in their words, strikingly intelligent. times before the shooting in pennsylvania. pete: chanley painter joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning, guys. new information was shared with president trump when he met with and was interviewed by the fbi last week. and according to abc news, the fbi told trump his would-be assassin was, quote, a strikingly intelligent man who scored higher than 1500 on his s.a.t. pre-college exam. the fbi reportedly told trump that the shooter's motive is still unknown, and there's no indication anyone else was involvedded. we are also learning from records obtained by iowa senator chuck grassley's office that the shooter visited a local gun club dozens of times in the year leading up to the attack. you can see in these records a tom crooks signing in 43 times over 1111 months including -- 11 months including on holidays like christmas, halloween and valentine's day, each time by himself. grassley's office characterizing the visits as a, quote, intent preparation noting that 80% of his pract

but the fbi did review five years of the shooter's, thomas matthew crooks', online history and they foundiled effort to plan an attack on some event meaning he looked at number of -- the any number of events or targets, and when this event was announced, he became hyperfocused on that specific event and looked at it as a target of opportunity, end quote. beginning late last year, crooks began researching trump's campaign schedule and then president biden's. and the month before the shooting, in june, he had more than 60 searches related to both trump and biden. then the july 13th trump rally in butler, pennsylvania, popped up, and that presented an opportunity for him. but, yeah, weird. no motive. stuart: thanks, lauren. >>> check futures, please. the market opens in seven and a half minutes' time. we've got green on the screen. the opening bell is next. ♪ ♪ choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels. because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. daughter: hey, dad. dad:

republican senator josh ali says he has learned from it whistle-blower who claims gunmen thomas matthew crooks could have been stopped, but the secret service agents who would have done it were not at the july 13th rally, according to a series of allegations. has been told that the secret service acting director robert made cuts to the division which includes agents responsible for threat assessments. the whistle-blower claims none of these specific claims were at the rally nor was an evaluation done at the events. acting director -- writing part. the whistle-blower claims that the whistle-blower from the personnel had been present at the rally. the gunmen would've been handcuffed, or mike in the parking lot after being spotted with a range finder. the senator's letter comes after other lawmakers grilled him during his congressional testimony earlier this week, during which we learned about security failures. rowe testified urgent warnings about the gunmen were silo in local and state radio channels. he said some of the agency's equipment could have detected the gunmen's drones but the equipme

the move coming nearly six weeks after thomas matthew crooks seen here opened fire killing one man andounding three others including the former president and this morning the butler county district attorney telling abc news that local police offered their radios to the secret service during the rally but the agents never used them. preliminary congressional report claiming agents never even picked them up. >> yeah, look, there he is. >> reporter: critical seconds wasted. >> officer. >> reporter: the secret service never hearing the radio traffic that may have allowed them to quickly remove trump from the stage before shots were fired. >> yeah, he's laying down prone. bookbag next to him. >> reporter: acting secret service director ronald rowe acknowledging agents didn't hear that crucial radio traffic. >> there were clearly radio transmissions that may have happened on that local radio net that we did not have. >> reporter: and this morning, the speaker of the house saying placing the agents on administrative duty is the first step but nowhere enough and vowed congressional investigati

pictures and video have emerged of thomas matthew crooks on the roof of a nearby building minutes before he fired at former president donald trump. acting director ronald rowe says the secret service is going to make changes. we thought we might have had it covered with with the human eye, but clearly we're going to change our approach now. and he says his agency didn't fly a drone over the site. a local agency offered to fly one, but the secret service didn't take them up on it. the secret service takes full responsibility. for the tragic events of july 13th and a new timeline. the secret service says at 5.45 a local member of the sniper team sent a photo to the secret service at 5.53. agents. new local law enforcement was looking for a suspicious person. former president trump begins speaking at 6 at that time. agents didn't know there was a man on the roof with a gun. and at 6.11, the first 3 shots were fired. the acting director says secret service counter snipers relied on text messages to communicate with local law enforcement. he says in the final 30 seconds before the shooting, t

agents arrested a safer as a merchant in new york a day before matthew crooks here shot and wounded trump. but the feds say there is no evidence of a link between the 2 cases. the fbi says it had been investigating merchant for weeks before arresting him. the agency said merchants behavior was consistent with the actions of someone, quote, plotting on behalf of a foreign adversary. coming up, why a popular south san francisco bakery has been fined. >> more than $100,000. plus, sfo unveiled a logo today. we'll take a look at that montclair, a shot around 50 years in the bay now local say >> had a time when crime and a fragile economy are forcing some oakland businesses to shut down a family owned restaurant is thriving to some good news here as kron four's philippe gaulle reports this week. the montclair district staple the celebrating half a century in business. >> nearly a quarter century as owner miguel veterans still enjoys the early start to his days preparing and cooking food at his oakland restaurant, miguel place, the montclair ag shop. >> and he would not have it any other way bei

republican senator josh hawley says a whistleblower claims the gunman thomas matthew crooks could haven stopped in thinks tracks had specific agents been there on scene. the summarized the whistleblower's claims on x writing quote: whistleblower tells me secret service acting director rowe personally directed cuts to the secret service agents who do threat assessments for events. fbi says those agents were not present in butler. so he brought this claim to the secret service who told fox, quote: we respect the senator and the role of oversight and will respond to the request through official channels. so now we are going to wait to see if the secret service answers about this claim and others during its 2:00 p.m. eastern news conference later today. acting director rowe testified this week that urgent warnings about the gunman were siloed in local and state radio channels and some of the equipment the agency has to detect drones did not work. we know from the fbi that on the day of the rally. crooks flew his own drone twice. rowe admitted had the secret service technology worked, perha

this is the firearm used come fbi says it was used by thomas matthew crooks, a collapsible stock, andalso released a photo of this gun with the backpack carried by the shooter into the rally site. we've also got these new photos of the homemade bomb. the fbi says they found in crooks' vehicle. we know from the fbi that these homemade devices could have exploded have the receivers not been in the off position, and we've also got a look at that ac unit that investigators say crooks used to get on top of the roof of the agr building. the fbi says they are still analyzing the shooter's online history, what we learned in that call is some of the searches made by the gunman are pretty disturbing and they show he had a fixation, it appears, on political figures, particularly former president donald trump. the fbi saying in late 2023 crooks started looking up former president trump's campaign schedule at upcoming events in pennsylvania. they also told us from april 2024 through july 12th, crooks was looking at campaign events for both trump and biden come also to include any possible stops in

as the medical examiner shares with local media the official cause of death for gunman thomas matthew crooksuled it as a single gunshot wound to the head. back to you. >> kayleigh: cb, thank you. >> steve: we got hear more. i wonder if they are going to ask him at the press conference about the whistleblower. according to and can you read this as fox news digital. the whistleblower says that the guy, the acting director, personally ordered something like a 20% cut to the counter surveillance division. and the whistleblower said, and this is great quote: if the counter surveillance division did their normal operation, the shooter would have been handcuffed in the parking lot after he was spotted by the range finder. because the secret service doesn't stand for that but they cut back stuff. >> kayleigh: a lot of questions. look, that cause of death, shot to the head, i was told by a senior law enforcement official it went through the shooter's eye and out of his neck. incredible shot by the counter sniper given his line of visibility. so many questions to your point. a press conference today.

eerie timeline that falls three minutes before investigators say the would-be assassin, thomas matthew crooksstuart: all right. house oversight committee chair james comer joining me now. congressman, you've been involved in the shooting investigation. do you get to see trump's interview with the fbi? >> no, we don't get to see that. but we'll hopefully learning some information from the fbi very soon. as you know, stuart, i don't have a lot of luck9 with the fbi, but hopefully the former president will do better than what we've done on the oversight committee. stuart: are you concerned about the staffing level for the secret service at that rally? >> i'm concerned about how the secret service manages their money. stuart, the secret service has an annual budget of $3.1 billion, and they have 8,100 employees. but yet -- [no audio] heavily on state and local law enforcement. and, by the way, the state and local law enforcement weren't communicating with each other, and and the state and local law enforcement weren't communicating effectively with the secret service. so the secret service is goi

pictures and video have emerged of thomas matthew crooks on the roof of a nearby building minutes before he fired at former president donald trump. acting director ronald rowe says the secret service is going to make changes. we thought we might have had it covered with with the human eye, but clearly we're going to change our approach now. and he says his agency didn't fly a drone over the site. a local agency offered to fly one, but the secret service didn't take them up on it. the secret service takes full responsibility. for the tragic events of july 13th and a new timeline. the secret service says at 5.45 a local member of the sniper team sent a photo to the secret service at 5.53. agents. new local law enforcement was looking for a suspicious person. former president trump begins speaking at 6 at that time. agents didn't know there was a man on the roof with a gun. and at 6.11, the first 3 shots were fired. the acting director says secret service counter snipers relied on text messages to communicate with local law enforcement. he says in the final 30 seconds before the shooting, t

crooks hired john quinnir and matthew loesch out of the pittsburgh firm. quinn loesch. h.these two guys are ranked in some of the top 50 lawyers in the country. >> they're super lawyers. >> how does the assassin's dadhe have the money to hire lawyers like this? and wh the ty did you have to he defense lawyers if you had no n idea what son was up to and whoh recommended the dad hire these lawyers? >> and did you know that thomas matthew crooks, the assassin,her was cremated just days afteroo 13th.i di the fbi didn't want to hold on to the body. >> why not? and why are the authorities not cooperating with the investigators? >> all i can really tell you is the secret service, fbir are basically dragging their feet. they're stonewalling us. and we've gotten feet calonewalli some transcribed interviews. but the documents written request are heavily redacted they're delivered, you know, the day of the investigator, the interview. sod the day we really can't uss the documents to conduct the interviews effectively. so we're not getting squat, from my standpoint, from the secret