U.S. Secret Service's acting director Ronald Rowe Jr. provided an update Friday, taking questions from the media about the assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump during a rally in Butler, Pa. "We didn’t have access to certain information, not by anybody’s fault, it just happened," Rowe said blaming the technological set-up of two different radio bands. "There was somebody who did, in fact, radio out that they had seen the individual, with a weapon. What I can tell you is that that piece of information, that vital piece of information — and by no fault of anyone, it was a very stressful situation — It did not make it over." Rowe said.