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requests if i can go ahead, mr. chairman. proceed with the request. i apologize. i might take a moment. anthony leone, the secret service spokesperson. u.s. secret service previously denied trump request for additional resources. secret service says they denied earlier request. secret service acknowledges denying some pest request by trump s campaign. preliminary findings by senator ron johnson and his committee. without objections ordered. articles entitled to notice anything different about trump secret service detail. former audit official must correct himself secret service director says the buck stops with her, but she will not resign. disney star wars mark hamill cracks joking about assassination attempt. i have been engaged in siding rhetoric. threat to democracy. who is secret service chief kimberly cheatle? speaking solely responsible for violent rhetoric that led to attempt on his life. video actors pushes conspiracy theory donald trump assassination t
his life and injured two other men. when an agency fails spectacular in its mission those responsible must be held accountable and the problems must be fixed so they cannot happen again. why should the american people or the officials you are responsible for protecting have confidence in your ability to lead the secret service after such a spectacular failure? i appreciate the question and i am committed to finding answers so that we can make the agency stronger after this. you said on july 15th that the buck stops with me. how are you taking accountability for the secret services failures during the july 13th assassination attempt on president trump? i have taken accountability and i will continue to take accountability. i am responsible for leading the agency and responsible for finding the answers to how this event occurred and making sure that it doesn t happen again. so i would like to explore how you got the job as director of the united states secret service. i
happen future generations on the line. if happen future generations on the line. , ., ,., the tough questions continue for the us secretary of state on the us pull out from afghanistan. who is responsible? who made the decisions on this? was it the president of the united states? ultimately, the president makes the decision. that s correct. also in the uk, prime minister boris johnson says all the adults over 50 will be getting a third booster shot, and we will look. the third dose of six shot, and we will look. the third dose of six months shot, and we will look. the third dose of six months after - shot, and we will look. the third dose of six months after your - shot, and we will look. the third i dose of six months after your second dose, so that is going to be we are going to be building even higher laws of immunisation of vaccination protection in this country. a look at a rising demand for a drug sometimes used to the worm animals thatis sometimes used to the worm
the other would likely follow soon thereafter. i m amara walker in atlanta in for pamela brown. you are in the cnn newsroom. one full week after hurricane ida slammed louisiana and the death toll is still climbing. the details are horrifying. in louisiana, more than 600,000 homes and businesses are still without power. and the merciless heat proved fatal for an elderly man in new orleans. it could take several more weeks to restore power to everyone in the state. in new york, heroism and heartbreak from ida s deadly visit there. this is a new york police officer wading into chest deep waters wednesday to investigate reports of people inside the flooded basement of a home with stuffed animals and toys bobbing in the filthy, murky water. the officers were blocked by locked doors and live electricity. firefighters brought in specialized equipment and discovered the bodies of three people, all of whom had drowned. let s begin with polo sandoval in new york. video released tod