 And we'll turn to the Secret Service now facing questions. More than a week after the attempt on Donald Trump's life, the agency's chief expected to testify tomorrow on Capitol Hill. For this story, Christiane Cardoro from Washington for ABC. The Secret Service is responding to a Washington Post article accusing them of denying requests for more security at Trump events in the two years before the shooting. The Secret Service says that in some cases when specific requests were not met, adjustments were made to, quote, accommodate security needs.