answers, cnn s whitney wild is here to lay it all out for us. this report gives us more insight to it offers solutions, what are the key takeaways on all that? this is the most substantive report we have to date, it is the most detailed timeline we have to date, ana, and it is really clarifying all of the security breakdowns among the entire d.c. security apparatus, including the department of defense. so just go through them sort of line by line here, what we know is that capitol police had information weeks before the insurrection to suggest that there would be an attack on the capitol. there were blog posts they were tracking. there was information floating around within capitol police but that key intelligence information never really made it to the top leadership ranks. so really a catastrophic breakdown intelligence-wise within the capitol police department. there are a list of other issues that this brings up too, specifically administrative red tape, that was part
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police s own intelligence division was aware of the threat but didn t even tell their own officers, who were reporting for duty that very day. during the insurrection, more than a third of the capitol police difficult disturbance units didn t have the right protective gear, leaving so many of them to fight armed protesters in their regular uniforms. communication basically unexisted. and was officer says, i was horrified that no deputy chief or above was on the radio or helping us. for hours the screams on the radio were horrific and sights unimaginable. and this shows just a small piece of what happened in total that day. there are still tons of questions about what led to the insurrection, pieces that were never even examined. i want to bring in nbc s ken dilanian. he covers intelligence in national security. garrett haake on capitol hill. he was reporting that day. retired army lieutenant general russel honore, he conducted a security reviewp on the capitol complex after
the concert is tentatively set for august 21st and no artists have been announced just yet. all right, joe, this is big, sort of. except for the proof of vaccination. how is that going to work? well, so, look, this is how it works. it s going to be really complicated. you show that you were vaccinated, they let you in. so, i don t know how they ll work through that, but, yeah, especially you get in those theaters, they re pretty tight. i think everybody would be a lot more comfortable with that. but we ll let everybody sort through that the way they want to sort through it. free surprise. you know, it s your property, you can do what you want to do. but willie, the bigger news, very exciting, bruce springsteen coming to broadway, doing it quickly. and of course, the big concert in august. great news. new york city, open for business, open for music, open for the arts this summer. and how fitting that springsteen would lead the way back. i think you ve seen the show, joe.
we begin tonight with the unseen threat that we can no longer ignore, hackers are disrupting our everyday lives, targeting essential sectors including energy, food, even vacations. it s forcing president joe biden to confront america s vulnerabilities as the nation s energy secretary gives a major warning. i ll have more on that in just a minute. but this time another warning, this time from the senate s chief law enforcement officer and just the second woman to hold the job. i sat down for an exclusive interview with senate sergeant in arms karen gibson to discuss the safety of the nation s capitol after the january 6th attack. it s now up to her to protect lawmakers, and another instruction isn t even her biggest concern. do you feel like the investigations that have been done and the investigations underway give you the sufficient information? they certainly give us a lot of material to start with, yes. there have been a number of in-depth i.g. investigations and heari