Good evening. I'm Amman Navas. Jeff Bennett is away. On the news hour tonight,

the Secret Service Director resigns in the wake of sharp criticism for the agency's failure to protect Donald Trump

from an assassination attempt.

We have 105 days until election day,

and in that time we've got some work to do.

Vice President Kamala Harris makes her first campaign stop in the battleground state of Wisconsin

as she consolidates support from Democratic politicians and donors.

And activists demand justice and reform after body camera footage shows an Illinois

sheriff's deputy shooting and killing a black woman in her home.

She was a mother, she has children.

That is an impact for generations.

That is going to be a fit, that is going to be laid upon that family. Welcome to the news hour. The director of the Secret Service, Kimberly Cheetal

resigned today 10 days after a stunning security failure nearly led to the assassination of former

President Donald Trump. Cheetle faced withering bipartisan criticism

yesterday for her approach and her lack of answers during testimony before the House Oversight Committee.

We're joined now by Carol Lennig, investigative reporter for the Washington Post who's been covering

the Secret Service for years.

Carol, welcome back and let's just look back given how the last

ten days unfolded and yesterday's hearing was this resignation inevitable?

You know the first day of the shooting I wouldn't have said inevitable but it became

increasingly obvious that she had not just lost the Republicans who were following her almost chasing her at the

RNC, but she had lost the support inside her own agency. People that I spoke to

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