locked, and the other door was in the process of being locked when omar gonzales burst through the door. she said that there are now automatic locks on those doors. that was not in place in september earlier this month when he came through the door and made it all the way to the east room. lisa stark for us in washington. we are going to take a short break. that is julia pierson testifying at this hour. we re going to take a short break and we will be right back. zarif and he then said, really? that s right for him the israel s enemies or nemesis in the region they are not to be reformed they are not to be changed they are not to be i m del walters in new york. you are listening to our continuing coverage of the house site and reform committee. this is julia pierson who is being asked about why housekeepers found damage to the white house that the secret service didn t find. you have officers taking cover because they believe shots were fired. you have officers at
the united states secret service does not take any of these incidents lightly with all die respect that s my point. if as a casual observer to what has happened here, i don t think the secret service is making it their duty to protect the american president and his family at the white house, i don t think you are taking it seriously. that s exactly my point. based on the evidence and the series of lapses, unfortunately that s the conclusion i arrive at. that you are not taking your job seriously. i m sorry. i hate to be critical, but we have got a lot of stake here. and i know people are dancing around this issue, but i have got to call it like it is. i have very low confidence in the secret service under your leadership. and that s not an easy thing for me to say, but based on the evidence, that s how we to call it here. based on the evidence, my confidence in you protecting the president at the white house, by confidence in you doing that is very, very low right now.
shorts. and earlier today, the comfortable temperatures had people out lounging in san francisco s dolores park. good evening, i m dan ashley, ama daetz has the night off. brace yourself for tomorrow when temperatures could close in on 90 degrees in san francisco in october. spencer christian has more, this is a bit strange? it is, not unusual for us to get warm weather in october but this is going to be hot weather, clear skies across the bay area, not a hint of low coastal clouds. here is a look at the temperatures, 93 today, the average high for this date in san francisco is only 72. 87 across the bay in oakland, numerous locations in the inland areas in the upper 80s and low 90s today. we have a heat advisory in effect for the entire bay area including our beaches, from noon tomorrow to 9:00 tomorrow night. we ll see widespread temperatures to near 100 in some inland locations. of course, the risk of heat-related illness increases with this, and a greater fire risk as w
fauci. a shake-up at the secret service after a number of shocking security failures. how much would it cost to lock the front door of the white house? it s clear our security plan was not properly executed. this is unacceptable, and i take full responsibility. what s next for the agency charged with keeping our president safe? we ll have a member of the senate homeland security communityie kellie ayotte, and one of the president obama s former secret service agents, dan bongino. and with grohhing concerns over the scandals, can we trust the federal government to do its job? our sunday panel weighs in, all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. that liberian man who became the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. is now in critical condition in a dallas hospital. meanwhile, at newark, new jersey airport, health officials who met a plane landing saturday with a sick liberian passenger have now cleared him. we ll talk w
ovulate october, if you can believe it, with the temperatures by secondal half of the weekend but when you factor in the breeze, it feels more like november. bottom line is, eventually our temperatures will take a nose dive here. let s enjoy warmth, while we have it. we have seasonable conditions. today overall a quiet forecast until that front gets here. we will break down details in the next couple of minutes. the guys, back to you for now. bullets fly in northeast philadelphia leaving a teenage girl hospitalized overnight. police say an argument may have sparked the gun violence. eyewitness news reporter syma chowdhry joins us live from police headquarters to tell us more about the investigation, syma. reporter: imagine sitting on a porch and shots or fired. that happened last night to the 17 year-old girl who is recovering this morning after being shot in the arm. police say she was sitting on, with a man on the porch of her grandmother s house on the 5900 block o