fortunately for pittsburgh career heads prevailed and the women of pittsburgh that they whiskey will rebels with cheese and barrels of whiskey. the rebels partook and all of that and theth women politely tk them across the river and back to where they came from. pittsburgh was safe but the important thing for us is it's clear to president washington that things have got not a control. george washington will call upon date of new jersey, maryland, pennsylvania and virginia to accrue 15,000 men. he will only get 13,000 acres to thousand of them are supposed to come from western pennsylvania but obviously they weren't going to join his cross-fit -- cause what he accrues an army 14,000 babies are not not federal troops the state militia ingt washington will read him the constitution lead them into battle. the constitution says he's commander-in-chief it is the first and only time in american history that a president of united states and he will be the one that the true military commander of this expedition. george washington will lead troops into the west so he rides in a carriage in the

and he's going to move on the city of pittsburgh. fortunately for pittsburgh, cooler heads prevailed. it was safe. and when the women of pittsburgh met the oncoming whiskey rebels with plates of bacon and cheese and barrels, beard, whiskey. this is i mean, you know, the rebels partook in all of that. then the women politely moved them across the river and back to where they came from. but pittsburgh was but the important thing for us is that it's to president washington, right. that things have gotten out control. george washington, we'll call upon the states of new jersey maryland, pennsylvania and virginia to accrue 15,000 men. he'll only 13,000 because 2000 of them were supposed to come from western pennsylvania. obviously, they weren't going to join his cause, but he'll accrue army of 13,000. these are not federal troops. this is state militias. and washington will reading the constitution lead them into battle, as it were, himself. the constitution says he's commander in chief. it is the and only time in american history that a

he is going to move on the city of pittsburgh.nately cooler heads prevailed and it was saved whene they met the oncoming whiskey rebels with plates of bacon and cheese and barrels of beer and whiskey. this i was they took in all of thatat and the women politely moved them across the river back to where they came from. but pittsburgh would say the important thing for us is it is clear to president washington things have gotten out of control. george washington will call upoj the states of new jersey, maryland, pennsylvania and virginia to accrue 15,000 men. he will only get 13,000 because 2,000 of them were supposed to comehe from western pennsylvani. obviously they weren't going to join his cause but he will accrue 13,000. these were not federal troops, state militias and washington will read him the constitution and lead them into battle as it were himself. it's the first time in history that a president of the united states lead troops into the field off combat itself. it is a pretty unique moment for george washington. the impo

standby just a moment, we will go back everybody, to pittsburgh.ell there you have it, they have appeared to give a wave to everybody. we were getting information that gotten into the beast and it looks like that was advisors and people helping along the way but about 150 or so have gathered to greet the presidential nominee and her running mate, the governor of minnesota, so, we are watching all of this, it's an exuberant crowd. i think that is an underestimate, hundred 50. it looks like it's bigger than that. more like 300, perhaps, if not more, so again, it'll be an exuberant day for them, as they are met with enthusiastic crowds as expected across western pennsylvania. they will go 25 miles north of pittsburgh to the town of rochester. . this is a place as of 2020, we know the population was about 3500 people, so definitely a smaller town. somewhat of a bedroom community. a very middle-class area. we will keep watching that and take you guys on the bus tour as well. let's go to, you i understand you are waiting for the arrival which will be a l

that is what they are doing in pittsburgh.years ago 120 shootings on the south side and only reported 12. in pittsburgh, you can fire thousand rounds and if it doesn't hit anybody, it is not reported. that it's what they are doing. >> so went out biden campaign says crime is down, is that the lack of reporting? >> absolutely, lack of police, lack of reporting. they are masking everything. like in pittsburgh we have 200 0 less cups then we need and they are claiming it is okay and everything is better because they are not reporting the crimes. yesterday come on the south side, there were only four police officers in zone 3, which takes care of over 50,000 people. four police officers and there should be ten. >> carley: oh, my gosh, claire, how do you feel about this? you lived in pittsburgh 20 years and you are a mom running a children's group in the inner-city. we hear about the lack of police, 200 fewer police officers than there should be. only four police officers in an area where there should be ten. how is that impacting

more than the minimum and of our pittsburgh field office. -- men and women of our pittsburgh field office. i have been put them. they are down right now. when i met with them the other day, it was very difficult. it is difficult for them. they feel like they let their colleagues down. they feel like they that the country down -- let the country down and they are wearing this. it is open. you can see it. it is an open wound they are carrying. they are a very experienced office. what i will say is they are cooperating with the mission assurance. the understand the gravity of the situation. they are definitely, definitely down right now. reporter: [indiscernible] i'm curious how the secret service can make assumptions regarding protection [indiscernible] dir. rowe: yeah. when i said it was a failure to challenge our assumptions, meaning the assumption that that will be addressed or covered by state and local. earlier this week, i can be in a call with all of our special agents in charge of all field offices. i expressed to them that we need to and local counterparts. we also have to be very

they are in pittsburgh for a big rally to kick off the week. >> all eyes are on her right now pittsburght 1:00 o'clock our care on the east coast. it took a little bit of time there. the weather is not exactly participating with any of us on the east coast right now. it is been a rainy rainy day there in pittsburgh. she has now stepped off the plane and she will make her way. >> a lot ahead in the days to follow. we will keep you apprised of everything right here on the fox news channel. >> okay. she did not speak for the record as she got off the plane. putting migrant problems in the spotlight. what can we expect to hear as a border crisis plays out in the background. we will ask byron for his thoughts on that. he is next. hey folks, chris counahan here with leaffilter, america's largest gutter and gutter protection company. leaffilter has over 150 locations and has been installed on over a million homes. we've been protecting homes now for over 20 years. our patented technology offers total protection for your home and comes with a lifetime transferable warranty. the process is simple

this is crucial for a city like pittsburgh. the solar project will power 33,000 homes annually, contributing to our sustainability goals. the heinz endowments are spearheading initiatives, this support is vital for solar panels in our schools and projects that would be out of reach. we are insuring the pittsburgh region can fully benefit from these opportunities. infrastructure upgrades are also a key focus. our first ev charging station just recently installed in swiss vail. these projects are not just about sustainability. they are about creating a resilient and future proof earth and environment for my region. the broader social and health benefits of the inflation reduction act cannot be overstated. lower emissions means better air quality and improved public outcomes. it is more than just legislation. it is a catalyst for positive change. bid brings crucial support for our local projects. we are building a stronger more sustainable healthier pittsburgh region for today and future generations, thank you. [applause] >> hello

what exactly are we expecting from head trip to pittsburgh? well, i would spend a busy day even this flight arrived just a few seconds ago. in fact, it arrived literally within seconds of its original doubt full of rain, but also look at this, but it has hung up. i mean, it could read into blocks of all kinds of best. suppose i'm show, like i'll pay will bring up about putting up a store, maybe pennsylvania. but any 2nd now she's going to get off the coast to i. she's going to say bucks, i believe. well, started to say i come down know, or at least the best part about the role as you put me down the steps. they've got to come out of the hey, i to this hang up where they will be great to fight all of these people. now this is an invitation only event so that all a few 100 people have it was a very, very tight. is that your space? very tardies. a girl? obviously, because she's a city vice president. obviously also because pennsylvania was the state of at a subsidy. assassination of donald trump just swap 56 weeks ago when he went to the crowd, i

this is crucial for a city like pittsburgh. the solar project will power 33,000 homes annually, contributing to our sustainability goals. the heinz endowments are spearheading initiatives, this support is vital for solar panels in our schools and projects that would be out of reach. we are insuring the pittsburgh region can fully benefit from these opportunities. infrastructure upgrades are also a key focus. our first ev charging station just recently installed in swiss vail. these projects are not just about sustainability. they are about creating a resilient and future proof earth and environment for my region. the broader social and health benefits of the inflation reduction act cannot be overstated. lower emissions means better air quality and improved public outcomes. it is more than just legislation. it is a catalyst for positive change. bid brings crucial support for our local projects. we are building a stronger more sustainable healthier pittsburgh region for today and future generations, thank you. [applause] >> hello

she has got to go either back to pittsburgh, has to be out of the pittsburgh.tor and i cannot have her come to this court and testify against me. >> reporter: he found leon's words frightening. >> i felt like it was much more sinister than wanting her to the pittsburgh. >> reporter: to what extent? >> i did not know. if he hired somebody to do something. who knows what they will do. >> reporter: it turns out the bail bondsman also happened to be a city council man and a friend of the houston police chief. gave the chief a call and said they should take a closer look at leon and the mysterious, zack. coming up, an undercover mission to learn what leon is will be up to. he is giving you a way to kill someone. >> very detailed, precise, instruction. >> reporter: and the real jaw dropper, make it was not the only target. >> we are taking care of both problems. >> reporter: when "dateline" continues. >>> february 23rd, 2017. leon jacob had been arrested two days before. meghan verikes had a protective order against him. for the first time in weeks, she should have f

from the pittsburgh field office including the special agent in charge. it was the pittsburgh field office that backfield a lot of the security at that butler, pennsylvania, event. the other person put on leave, a member of trump's personal protective team who we saw leap into action after shots were filed. this is "the faulkner focus," i am john roberts and for harris, popping off on secret service director ronald rowe last month, listen to this. >> if this happened in the military, a lot of people would be fired. and if a lot of people are not fired, the system failed yet again. having said that, the people who were brave and jumped on the stage to protect the president need to be applauded, we need to learn what happened, and make corrective action, but somebody has to be fired. nothing is going to change until somebody loses their job. >> john: cb cotton here with more on the breaking news. what do we know? >> this alarming news that that several secret service agents have been placed on leave also comes with more alarming details we are learning from

than those in our pittsburgh field office and i have met with them. they are down right now. so when i met with them, the other day, it was very difficult. difficult. it is difficult for them. they feel like they let their colleagues down. they feel like they let the country down. they are wearing this and it is open. you can see this it is an open wound that they are carrying. they are a very experienced office. what i will say is they are cooperating with the mission assurance. they understand the gravity of the situation. they are definitely, definitely down right now. >> so when i said it is a failure to challenge our assumptions, meaning the assumption that hey, that it's going to be addressed or covered by state and local. earlier this week i convened a call with all of our special agents in charge of all of our field offices and i expressed to them, listen, we need our state and local counterparts but we also need to be very direct, very clear about what our expectations are in what we need from them whether it is a particular asset or numbers

this is from pittsburgh in pennsylvania.mala harris and her running mate governor tim walz, landing there in pennsylvania in pittsburgh. they are expected to hold their first campaign events there. this is part of a. tour where the pair will be setting up their stall in a key crucial swing state, that is pennsylvania. pennsylvania there, one of the key battleground states in the united states. just yesterday the former president donald trump held his own speech in the north—east of pennsylvania, once again talking about the economy, economic issues are key during this campaign. any moment now we expect that the vice presidents kamala harris will get off the plane there in pittsburgh. this isjust before she heads to chicago where she will take part in the democratic national convention where she is expected to be nominated as democratic party's official candidate for the presidential election. you are still widows, what's the matter i want to ask you about pennsylvania and how she appeals to voters in key swing states in the

than the men and women of our pittsburgh field office. i've met with them. they are down right now. it's an open wound. they are very experienced office and what i will say is there cooperating with mission assurance, definitely down right now's. >> the poor little pittsburgh field office. may be we can get them therapy dogs. trump almost took a bullet to the brain. he's the 1 with open wound. the only reason he's still alive is an because of the secret service and poor little pittsburgh field office, it's because he got lucky and turned his head to the right. the entire pittsburgh field office should be placed on administered of these, have electronics seized and put under formal investigation. the director has not asked anybody in the people in charge of the butler rally security are still doing security rallies. and a new report from real clear politics says the agents who swarmed trump after he was shot most of them weren't even his regular detail. susan crabtree says the group was made up of various field office agents who don't trai

i understand the four stops which is pittsburgh.on't understand why you go to beaver county which is along the ohio border, 40 miles outside. if you make the argument that you fight for a certain percentage of rural voters, i will buy that. i just don't know how much success. if you cross the border into youngstown, about 50 miles away. you may get some intelligent coverage on that side of the border. it is really not those voters that you need. it is pennsylvania. the game is pretty simple. in erie, pennsylvania, up on the shore, you win in pittsburgh which is where they were today. in the city of philadelphia. those are your deep blue spots of the state. my guess is what they will find over the next 79 days is a lot of these trips to the rural counties probably are not worth it even for the small amount of voters that you may get some attention to. here in chicago, martha, i think what you will see together, this is a biography convention. this is an opportunity for the democratic party to introduce kamala harris to the american p

thanks homes are pittsburgh field office. i don't think there's anybody in the secret service who is failing this more than the men and women of our pittsburgh field office and i've met with them and they are down right now. and so when i've met with them the other day, it was very it was very difficult. it's difficult for them they feel like they let their colleagues down. they feel like they let the country down they are wearing this and it is it's open. you can see it. it's an open wound that they are carrying there are very experienced office and what i will say is they are cooperating with the mission assurance. they understand the gravity of this situation and they are definitely, definitely down right now. >> how does he regarded protection? >> protection yeah so when we when i said it's a failure to challenge our assumptions, meaning the assumption that, hey, that's going to be addressed, what that's going to be covered by state and local. >> so earlier this week, i convened a call with all of our special agents in ch

more than the men and women of our pittsburgh field office. and i've met with them. and they are down right now. when i've met with them, the other day, it was very difficult. it's difficult for them. they feel like they let their colleagues down. they feel like they let the country down. and they are wearing this and it is -- it's open. you can see it. it's an open wound that they are carrying. they are a very experienced office, and what i will say is, they are cooperating with the mission assurance. they understand the gravity of this situation, and they are definitely, definite down right now. >> one follow up, you testified about one of the secret service -- [ inaudible question ] >> when i said it's a failure to challenge our assumptions, meaning the assumption that, hey, that's going to be addressed or that's going to be covered by state and local. so earlier this week, i convened a call with all of our special agents in charge, all of our field offices and expressed to them, we need our state and local counter parts but we have to be v

bill of out, i'll just say era pittsburgh, pennsylvania purchase. so being held in chicago and had all the democratic convention against the us, applying weapons to israel for its war on gaza. protests dissolved amending a ceasefire and calling for homes in bel. okay. chicago is home to one of the largest palestinian american communities in the us, a well thousands of simple funds in calcutta of motion, solidarity with health, coworkers. the doctor strike and protests across india follow the rape and murder of a training. don't in solely the government hospital. medics what justice for the victim? the indian medical association has written to probably been it's a new and remote a. they want him to, into a hospitals, a safe places to work, particularly because 60 percent of india's doctors, a women as, as we do the, the, the system in the, you know, that's all right, that's the ground. so then he goes to the mediterranean as being studies for his ability to store carbon dioxide. if to some guns that's possible, they call it the lungs of the mediterra

she came to pittsburgh she did not come into the city of pittsburgh she was outside the city she was at the airport. and then visited a shield office. have it both ways. i think as i talk to people over one or 28000 that's not counting seven more for every one person there is one job there are seven more related to the natural gas industry. there is currently a paused her administration is would natural gas. exports if she really is not she's really not against fracking, i cannot keep up with the changing positions i'm not for banning fracking people don't trust what she is saying because she has said both things unequivocably. so people really don't know where she stands on that progress she told cnn she unequivocably said on the debate stage and what wasn't, 2020 she was not in favor of banning fracking is that true? >> i have to go back and look at the transcripts. i do not remember her saying that. doesn't mean she didn't say it. i think i need to look at the transcripts to look at that. you don't say i'm not for banning fracking and then say my values have not changed. because y

one trump personnel protective team, four from pittsburgh, incl including special agent in charge. go up, we don't have a specific number. it is at least five total, that is information i have now. at least five, including the trump personnel, protective team, one from there and four from pittsburgh, including special agent in charge. we might have more detail coming in. your thoughts now about this. josh, is this standard operating procedure or have they found something to give them cause to put them on leave? >> i think they have found something that -- to cause them to put them on leave. clearly this was mistake made by the secret service. you cannot let someone get as close as they did. this is secret service process going through investigation and determining or have indication people did not do their job. clearly special agent in charge of pittsburgh, responsible per this, is ultimately responsible for security at that event. >> dana: do you know when they are put on leave, is that with pay? >> if they are put on leave, it is with pay. i'm assuming we will find other indicati

of russian strikes have some area recently taken by you kindly emphasize sloss by phil laval in pittsburgh work, some of the higher since it was all take the road quite literally in a new strategy for the democrats ahead of the presidential election. the, the us secretary of state, as an israel, where he said this could be the last chance to reach assist han de la garza and today blinking has been holding 12, so just waiting on those to benjamin netanyahu. one of several meetings on monday is blinking. the 9th visit to the region since october, the 7th, early a while amazing is where the president as a could. so she told you to list the actions taken and the coming days will be crucial. it's also time to make sure that no one takes any steps that could derail this process. and so we're working to make sure that there is no installation or no provocations, that there are no actions, but in any way to move us away from getting this deal over the line. or for that matter, escalating the conflict to other places integrate or intensity. as bringing our correspondence zane bus lobby, he's joinin

pittsburgh field office, it was their operation. likely to lead advance agent they are in charge of the overall event, the rally, and their supervisor, a supervisory special agent, and above them, and assistant special agent in charge, and about them the special agent in charge. and then we understand there was one more suspension. but i think that there is a problem that, frankly, in all of our government agencies right now, when there are missions other than what the agents are sworn to do, and in this instance to protect the protectee, it takes away the focus from what truly matters. i know the fbi, there was an issue with dei. i've heard the simile thing for many people at the secret service, as well. they are more focused on the diversity of those that they hire rather than the quality of those that are performing the mission. >> sandra: nicole, to your point, the secret service agents put on leave, one from the trump personal protective team. for those keeping track, four from the pittsburgh office, including the special agent

you know, they took the h off of pittsburgh in the bay area is the 5th time they've named it after pittsburgh, pennsylvania and they didn't have an age added it back into use and we were left without. we've still got the dog spelling. we got coaches, >> for we learned a lot feels like it outside. >> at a little bit of sunshine right here above the east bay hills got a little cloud cover out towards the coast, but it's starting to burn off a lot more radar shows you that we do have the cloud cover towards the coast. sunshine inland, even a little mist and drizzle for coastal areas. today. it's not just a battle of the sunshine and fog, but the high pressure and a low pressure north of us. this has resulted in the strong winds but that high pressure does briefly went out the next couple of days. temperatures up a few degrees only to be displaced again by another dip in the jet stream this weekend anchored by a low that's actually sweeping through with some shower potential north of the bay area. we're talking humboldt. trinity, do county so way up near the oregon border. we'll just see a slight

as you said the pittsburgh field office was responsible for this investigation.to higher-ups. and as of today we do not see any of the higher-ups being held responsible. i think you are going to find in the very near future of their heads are going to have to roll in regards to this investigation. molly: it ted williams thank yu for your analysis. you're always greatly appreciated. >> thank you my friend. rich: rfk junior suspending his campaign and endorsing former president donald trump. in a decision that could shake up the decision for the white house for new jersey republican congressman jeff van drew joins us a in next and how that move could impact a razor close race in some swing states. no fingersticks needed. all with the world's smallest and thinnest sensor. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. try it for free at freestylelibre.us ♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little diffe

he bought the dress late last year from billy couture in downtown pittsburgh. forking over close to $1000 for and a few other services. but have the owner, bree sunburn all seen helping one busy during this hitting store the dress and the bridal shop until the big shuns were being made in the moments ahead. these would be for the guys and these are for the girls longo's ease. last meeting was in early july. the last time she saw the dress and the owner. >> a few weeks before the wedding over the phone, the 2 made arrangements to meet up and finish the alterations. but one goes, he says, but all stopped answering her polls didn't show up for appointments. and this week when she stopped by the shop. >> it was clear it out. nothing left including her dress. my heart sunk. >> i think i was calm all the wayiup to that moment. i don't really she's my full shortly after we met with one goes, he has her friend scramble to find her. another fielding generous offers from the public bay suburb are not all returned. our phone call accepting responsibility for leaving. one

so they're at the stadium in pittsburgh. and so nixon says to graham, i don't know what to do, whether i should run. would you please come down and counsel me on his decision and this is a fascinating part of the story that wasn't on the public record until my book came out. so the graham's allowed me to use billy graham's diary in this book, and it's the first book to use the diary. and the diary is fascinating. it's what i do in the book is not fair. it's really sort of the edge, the tip of the iceberg. so died in 2018 at age 99 and the diary has verbatim content with presidents, their staffs and their top of and families beginning. 1950 with harry truman to barack obama in 2014. think about that for a second content of conversation. i would say it's part scrapbook, part diary, some part of it's handwritten or like a traditional diary. some part of it is was dictated and then typed up later. i'm going to show you a page, a couple of pages from that today of the 68 campaign, which was used in the book some part of it might

many of you in here did. ♪ >> harris and falls take off tonight in pittsburgh after they wrap up theirformer president trump and his running mate j.d. vance will have counter programming at the dnc beginning tomorrow here in pennsylvania. do you think pennsylvania is not important? early voting begins in just 29 days here in pennsylvania which is seen as a must when state. >> we will be watching. thank you, talk to you later. >> how lucky are we? guy benson, host of the guy benson show. i've been dying to see you in person. guy, fox news. issue deciding for president, the economy 38%. president trump holding his own as the one issue he has at least seven or eight.ahead. >> his head on immigration, the top two issues you see on your screen but is ahead by a lower margin that i guess joe biden and i think that's probably in effect in consequence of two things. number one, a lot of voters didn't want joe biden anymore so now that they are presented with someone not named joe biden on one of the major the tickets, they are giving the benefit of the doubt to that person for n now. and last

he bought the dress late last year from billy couture in downtown pittsburgh. forking over close to $1000 for it and a few other services. but have the owner, bree sunburn all seen helping one gacy during this hitting store the dress in the bridal shop until the big bulter asians were being made in the moments ahead. these would be for the guys and these are for the girls. longo's. these last few done was in early july. the last time she saw the dress and the owner. >> a few weeks before the wedding over the phone, the 2 made arrangements to meet up and finish the alterations. but one goes, he says, but all stopped answering polls didn't show up for appointments. >> and this week when she stopped by the shop, it was clear it out. nothing left, including her dress. my heart sunk. >> i think i was calm all the way up to that moment. i don't really she's my full shortly after we met with one goes, he has her friend scramble to find her and are there fielding generous offers from the public bay suburb are not all returned. our phone call accepting responsibility fo

pittsburgh is adding more security cameras and security in public places. this comes after an 11 year-old girl was reported to have been sexually assaulted at the buchanan swim center last month. officials say the girl was molested under water on the 4th of july. details on the case have not been released as the investigation remains ongoing. that's it be the city added cameras and security following a complaint from a relative of the girl. he said he wanted to know why more than a month later now that the police department nor the city has won the public, given that the suspect still out there. hotel workers in san jose have voted tonight to authorize a strike. this comes months after on successful negotiations with major hotel chains like hilton, marriott and hyatt hotel workers have been asking for raises and protections for work associated with guest services. so tonight's vote means the union representing more than 600 san jose hotel workers could call for a strike at any moment. all right. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast tonight. taking a

and in pittsburgh, in the east bay, kids who would have otherwise gone hungry over the summer instead were kept fed thanks to a middle schools, partnership with the county food bank and now that classes back in session. kron four's philippe djegal explains how a school pantry program. >> is helping to bridge meal gaps for kids and their families. >> back on campus school quads in hallways and pittsburgh once again bustling with students slowly transitioning from a lazy summer to the classroom. and as they get up to speed with their books, their families and neighbors settle in line twice a month during school hours outside the front gates picking up food. they will later turn into meals is some homes that. >> doesn't have for their children. so it helps out of really does help meals, at least 77 households that martin luther king junior junior high school relied on during the summer. >> and we'll continue to count on throughout the year is a benefit of the food bank of contra costa and solano. those school food pantry program. this middle school is one of its staging locations and pla

i'm joined by my guest, then cabal, look and pittsburgh. he is a professor of law and the author of the plot to scape goat russia and kills who we crossed upon scouts last task. he is an associate professor at kyoto university gentlemen cross type roles and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate pasco, let me go to you. here. we've had a flurry of comments coming from the former president of ukraine's zalinski. he's no longer legally the president and even under the constitution of the country. but you know, he's talking like, just want a prolonged war. he doesn't want to have it last for years. looking for intermediaries, possibly another a piece summit after the failed, 1st one, which could include russia. but the same time he wants a no fly zone over a western ukraine. obviously the always a asking for more aid, all kinds of a particularly um, financial aid, ukraine is facing international default immediate, it's very so now they're in very big financial troubles here. well, is there a, the attempt to

he bought the dress late last year from billy couture in downtown pittsburgh. forking over close to $1000 for and a few other services. but have the owner, bree sunburn all seen helping one during this hitting store the dress and the bridal shop until the big bolter asians were being made in the moments ahead. these would be for the guys and these are for the girls longo's ease. last meeting was in early july. the last time she saw the dress and the owner. >> a few weeks before the wedding over the phone, the 2 made arrangements to meet up and finish the alterations. but one goes, he says, but all stopped answering polls didn't show up for appointments. and this week when she stopped by the shop. >> it was clear it out. nothing left including her dress. my heart sunk. >> i think i was calm all the way up to that moment. learn my full shortly after we met with one goes, he has her friend scramble to find her and are there fielding generous offers from the public bay suburb are not all returned. our phone call accepting responsibility for leaving. one goes the f

. >> pittsburgh fiel by thd offic. and according to a whistleblower who spoke cording , a femay's office there was a female decision maker. >> but we can't confirm a name decision-makconfirs point. >> whoever was responsible for this on the ground is being protected. and director roe says they're actually the victim here. >> if you can describe the pittsburgh field office and their level of experience, especially in preparing for events like this, and also have they explained their thinking in how they defined the perimeter that day? >> sure. thanks for, you know, our pittsburgh field office. i don't thinday?k there's anyboy in the secret service who is feeling this more than the men and women of our pittsburgh fielfeelingsd office. and i've met with them and they are down right now. it's an open wound that they are carrying. they're a very experienced office. and what i will say is they are cooperating with the mission assurance. they are definitely, definitely down right now. >> now they're down right now. the poor l

phil laval has this report now from pittsburgh a couple of hours so right in pittsburgh along with the torrential brain, alyssa wrote, i'm the political storm here in pennsylvania. not in this honda. they love i here is excited. it's exciting. i feel like the same way i did when obama was running, but those buses locks for a reason, a road trip. and part of this crucial, i'm divided states to mobilize. vote is in pennsylvania, it's good. i can we get out all the democrats, if you can get the vote out, you can wind on with no time to waste of yourself. we both 6 the v p, i running late, i'm the spouse is got on board. this campaign is now hey, thing, the road that it will make a number of stops in western pennsylvania over the coming i was organized. just believe that could be a winning strategy by making the candidates look hyper connected to local moses come the election in november. first stop a campaign office and nearby rochester inside the team. harris hitting the phones to drum up support. the outside support is on one side of the road team. trump on the other. could that be a be