The day's other headlines begin with the heightened scrutiny over the work of the US Secret Service.

Today the House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill that would boost protections for presidential candidates.

Senate leaders haven't yet said whether they'll consider the bill.

Meantime, the Secret Service is acknowledging communication lapses

and what it calls complacency in the days leading up to and during Donald Trump's Butler, Pennsylvania

rally back in July.

That's according to a new internal review.

Acting Director Ronald Rowe vowed to hold the agency accountable and he called for major change. R

Rau vowed to hold the agency accountable, and he called for major change.

We're at a pivotal moment in the history of the Secret Service,

and at a pivotal moment in the history of our country.

And I've directed that the Secret Service embark on a... pivotal moment in the history of our country.

And I've directed that the Secret Service embark

on a significant paradigm shift that will redefine

how we conduct protective operations.

Roe defended the Secret Service's actions in the apparent second assassination attempt against Mr. Trump in Florida this past weekend,

but he called for more resources saying the agency is simply spread too thin.

A severe storm left one person dead in a small city in northeast Oklahoma.

Winds up to 72 miles an hour and golf ball-sized hail-battered Pawnee, about 60 miles west of Tulsa.

The storm flipped multiple camping vehicles and brought down trees and power lines.

City officials said the fatality was due to an overturned camper.

Many roads and schools were closed today to deal with the damage.

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