 There is increased police presence in the district. Metropolitan police put out a statement saying there will be more police in the community out of an abundance of caution after former President Trump was shot at in Pennsylvania. While there are no threats to Washington at the moment, D.C. police are urging the community to stay vigilant. WTOP's Mitchell Miller is reporting House members will get briefings today and Monday from the U.S. Capitol Police about concerns they have about their personal security as the campaign moves toward the November 5th election.