Answers, cnns 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 Intelligencewise within the capitol Police Department. There are a list of other issues that this brings up too, specifically administrative red tape, that was particularly a huge problem as former Capitol Police Chief seven sund attempted to get the National Guard involved in this. He believed he had gone to his bosses, basically, the Capitol Police Board ahead of time to suggest the d. C. National guard come and help them and assist them on that day. He believed he had gotten a no answer. They say that was never a formal request. So there was a lot of confusion. About how to actually request the d. C. National guard and then when the request did make its way to the Department Of Defense, they still spent hours trying to decide what the mission was, getting everybody outfitted. A lot of hurdles there that took away crucial time. Finally, yes, this is the crunch time failure, once the Department Of Defense was able to say definitively yes we are ready to deploy but we need a more clarified mission, it took hours to finally get the authority and the clarity for the mission, ana, which meant that even though around 3 00 that day, Department Of Defense officials were comfortable sending people at least to a Staging Area to eventually deploy to the capitol, it still took another about two hours to get everybody geared up, mission ready, and actually over to the capitol. Those were crucial minutes that were lost. And then finally, there was a dramatic underestimation of what the online chatter really meant. Intelligence agencies were caught in this sort of between a rock and a hard place where they were concerned about infringing on peoples rights. They really didnt have a good understanding that the online chatter as extremist violent and radical as it was would possibly constitute a real threat so a real push and pull there, something intelligent agencies will continue to grapple with, ana, in the aftermath of what was exposing a catastrophic intelligence failure, both of analysis and of dissemination among the relevant agencies. That was what we got from this report, those were things that were in it, but what was missing . Tell us more about the glaring omissions in this report . Well, this report came out very, very quickly, and members have said the purpose of the report was to try to get as many Action Items as possible, and that meant moving as quickly as possible to collect information about the breakdown on the day of. So it omits trumps role in the insurrection. It omits any motivational analysis why rioters were there in the first place and it omits a keyword, insurrection. I say thats notable because there is a lot of conversation about what was the purpose of the report. There they said the Word Insurrection was omitted from the report because it was limited in scope and the Report Language reflects the consensus of both the members and staff, however, ana, earlier Today Senator Gary Peters was on new saying it wasnt an insurrection, the facts support that. Push and pull there. Whitney wild, thank you. Former u. S. Capitol Police Chief and Senate Sergeant at arms, terrence gainer. What strikes you most from this report . Well, there are a lot of things we continue to learn about it, but also you have to look at the glaring errors that we dont have enough information from the Department Of Defense, the department of Justice Or Homeland security, and even the fact that they mentioned that they couldnt get full cooperation from the House Sergeant at arms office, is not good news so it is the continued piecemeal approach to connect all the dots and why it happened. You really cant significantly change and improve unless you know what the cause was. So im a little bit disappointed in that. But we are learning a lot more and ana it is very similar to the general honorays report, i was part of that team for six weeks in washington. We made 100 plus recommendations reaffirming those things. In that respect its good and its good that they recognized that the officers of the Capitol Police being helped by the metropolitan Police Department and a myriad of other departments ultimately fought back this horde and let congress do what they needed to do but there are problems that have yet to be revealed. As whitney just pointed out sources are telling us that to get partisan support they had to refrain from even using the Word Insurrection. It was only included in quotes and footnotes. Theres no examination of the why. Why these attackers s s stormede capitol. Wouldnt that be important . Whitney is correct, ana, that was very important. Its typical, spent 12 years on two different jobs on the capitol that there is a hesitancy to talk about the things that the members dont want to talk about. And one of them is, when you get into what seemingly very political about what role the former president had or didnt have, in order to get something done, theyre always compromising and even when we did the Task Force general honorays Task Force, when we began to talk about things like that, some members said we dont want that. So if you start out that some people have their minds closed its hard to get to the facts that you need to make decisions for the future. And the report found that Capitol Police were aware of potential violence. That was an important point. But they believe January 6th would likely resemble a minor Protrump Rally and that was even despite the chilling online chatter. This report suggests, intelligence officials struggled with how aggressively to police political speech and how to differentiate the real threats from typical internet nonsense. How do you police this chatter better for the future . Well, you have the right people in the right place and you have a process to make sure the information is shared equally. So the suggestion that the head of intelligence for the Capitol Police ought to be directly reported or near directly reported to the chief makes perfect sense. That person has to be at the table while youre digesting that. It is not unusual for Police Chiefs or others to try to discern what is free speech and what isnt. What we know from the chiefing business, Very Seldoms is information that someones going to stick up the bank is the third and independence, youre going to get round about information that you have to use your judgment and gather all those resources and make the best educated guess you can. It seems to me that there was enough clues, even without this detailed information, that something was going to go awry. And even the fact that chief sund, a very good man, was asking for additional people indicated he felt uncomfortable. And with that uncomfortableness, the first person you would reach out to is not necessarily the National Guard. I think far too much time is spent on trying to get the National Guard. It is the strength of the Police Department, your partners out there, like the metropolitan Police Department, they should have been the primary people, and frankly we should have held the Midnight Crew on the morning of the 6th. We could have asked the Afternoon Crew to come in early. And the Midnight Crew to come in early. You would have had three to four to 500 additional people to help do what you wanted to do, let alone the Training And Equipment that wasnt done properly, all that needs to be improved, i am confident that the sergeant of arms will do that, and one other important thing out of this is the recommendation to find a new chief. And you know theres a process ongoing right now. My understanding is there will be interviews this week, theres good candidates who have applied from within the department, very good candidates outside the department and i think improvements will continue to develop. And so you dont have confidence in the current Acting Chief . No, thats not true. I think theres so many things going on right now with all these different investigations in wanting reports. I think its a tough job for someone who hasnt been a fulltime chief. But i think she has every bit of ability to learn to be a great chief. Id probably be tending toward bringing in an outside chief to mentor her and some others along as they decide which way theyre going to go. Ter rance, thank you for taking the time with us. The ceo at the center of a cyberattack that shut down one of the nations largest pipelines and said Gas Prices soaring is speaking today on the ransom paid to those attackers. Colonial Pipeline Ceo Joseph Blount went before lawmakers on the hill. He says he did not discuss the payment with the fbi. I made the decision to pay, and i made the decision to keep the information about the payment as confidential as possible. It was the hardest decision ive made in my 39 years in the energy industry, and i know how critical our pipeline is to the country, and i put the interests of the country first. I kept the information closely held because we were concerned about operational safety, and security, and we wanted to stay focused on getting the pipeline back up and running. I believe with all my heart, it was the right choice to make. Lets dig into this with marco straski, the head of engineering for Check Point Software and helps with cybersecurity to design and support. We just heard the head of the Colonial Pipeline Standing by his decision to pay the ransom to those attackers, do you think he made the right call . Hi, ana, good question. It was clear from the testimony this morning that returning the pipeline back to normal operation was the utmost of concern, right, to get the east, the situation back to a sense of normal, so getting all the tools available in order to do that, certainly was paramount for mr. Blount. I think overall the general guidance is not to pay the ransom. This fuels this industry and the threat actors of getting monetary benefit. But i will say, yesterday with the announcement of the doj, things really changed, like you know things have really changed where the events of something like yesterday of the disclosure of these funds, something weve never seen before. And this attack is just one of so many lately, right, theyre picking up, they arent slowing down. And theyre impacting our everyday lives from our fuel to our food supply, Mass Transit systems, hospitals, even entire cities have been recently victims of cybercriminals. So clearly these hackers think they can do this without punishment. Even get millions for it. How do you stop it . Yeah, you know, the weakest link continues to be the Prevention Technologies that a lot of these times obviously these events are not being prevented. Were mediating after the infection or after the exploit is taken advantage of. So providing preventive technologies is key here. Thousands of events per week, dul doubling the amount of attacks. This issue is not going away. The tools they have are weapons grade. Very sophisticated. Our tools to defend them has that same level of sophistication. His company, colonial pipeline, reached out to the fbi within hours. I wonder how important that is. Because right now theres no mandatory reporting of Ransomware Attacks On Companies and big institutions thats required for them to report to federal authorities. Does that need to change . Yeah, especially in cases of, you know, National Security, you know, Fbi And Cisa need to be involved immediately. In this particular case it could have been a situation of National Security considering it was a supply chain, the pipeline for the majority of the east. Agreed, and having this direct relationship, and right away We Saw the benefit, We Saw the benefit of the fbi being involved and cisa being involved off the bat. Leading with the stuff that transfired yesterday with the doj, and the returning of some seizing some of those funds that actors are able to gain. What can everyday normal americans do to protect ourselves . Are we helpless . Were not helpless, i think, you know, even the events of the pipeline, we learned today from mr. Blount, right, that a Vpn Account that was legacy, single factor authentication, these are things we have to take into consideration. We talk about Multifactor Authentication now for months, certainly highlighted even more during the pandemic last year, but, you know, having passwords that are stronger, making sure that you change your passwords. No matter how strong your password, if its compromised these everyday things that us as consumers can do certainly get in the way of being that weakest link. Thats what these attackers want to do. They want to attack the weakest link. The goal is not to be the weakest link, and then that will help us be able to defend these type of attacks and be safer as a society. Is there a safe place to store your passwords for those of us who try to change them regularly . Thats the beauty of Multifactor Authentication, its a new password every single time. Its not something that is a Static Password that we use and reuse again and thats the password that can be compromised. Perhaps published on the dark web and being reused. Outside of using mfa, obviously writing down passwords, using the same password, corporate related with personal accounts is a big thing you want to avoid but anytime you can put your passwords in a secure vault where its encrypted, that has access to the mfa to get the secure vault is a good step for us as consumers and individuals to keep our privacy safe. Marco, thank you for being with us, it was a pleasure. Thanks for having me. A Covid Vaccine for kids as young as 5. Noder in a just laying out a potential time frame for that. Plus, were following some big head looibs on immigration today, the biden administration pushing forward with reuniting migrant families torn apart at the border as Vice President harris ramps up a High Stakes foreign trip to tackle this growing border crisis. Details just ahead. The journey is why they ride. When the road is all you need, there is no destination. Uh, iim actually just going to get an iced coffee. 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Former President Obama says that republican party is accepting a series of positions that would have been unrecognizable, and unacceptable, even five years ago. What do you think . Well, some of the underlying tendencies have existed for quite a long time but hes right there has been a frog gradually boiling in hot water. Republicans lost to obama in 2012. The country is changing, appeal to nonwhites and women and young people. Donald trump came along, steam rolled that idea said he was going to turn back the clock on change in the country. Hes giving us what we want on judges and taxes, besides that, were scared of the base and you go forward four years and we end up with a horoshow on January 6th, and after that republicans are saying come to think of it that reaching out stuff, even after trump, cant really work anymore, so weve got to strong arm the Electoral System and thats what theyre doing in state after state. And when we talk about the role that race plays in the divisions that exist told. Obama wrote in his book that his 2008 election he believes was a catalyst for division that fumt ultimately led to the state of the republican party today. Do you agree with that . . I do agree with it and i think that john was correct in his assessment of the republican party but i dont think it starts with Barack Obamas victory, if you want to talk about the current state of the republican party in 2012. I think you have to go back to the 2010 emergence of the Tea Party and you have many of the same themes that you saw in the Tea Party rallies in 2010 echoing both In Charlottesville and January 6th. Ill be honest with you, the 44th President Of The United States, i believe, although he gave, and i mentioned this Yesterday Evening with donna, it bears mentioning again, the speech he gave on race in philadelphia during his campaign was one of the best pieces of oratory on Race Weve ever seen from a president ial candidate but i think its fair to say that he was decently naive to the role that race would play when he became President Of The United States. In that there would be an overcorrection that this country had going from the first black President Of The United States to the doldrum of racism. Racism didnt start in this country when Donald Trump became President Of The United States. Its been around for a very long period of time throughout our structures, and in our creation and founding. I think one of the things that you saw, however, with the election of Barack Obama and somewhat of the whitewashing of that eight years with the election of Donald Trump has been that ism, or those isms come back to the forefront. Its a cancer we havent cured. Hold your thought for a second. I want to ask you more about that specifically because the president , the former president actually did talk about the history of racism in this Country And Kind of where it has led now. You can be proud of this country, and its traditions, and its history, and our forefathers. And yet, it is also true that this terrible stuff happened. The truth is, is that when i tried to tell that story oftentimes my political opponents would deliberately not only block out that story, but try to exploit it for their own political gain. Whats your reaction to that . So its exhausting because i hear him, and i believe him, and many times i find myself being him when i try to have these discussions because, look, its not just the ignorance of Tucker Carlson or laura ingram, its also people like people with good Common Sense like greg abbott. You have individuals who have been a part of the political system, the establishment, who know what youre trying to do. No one, Barack Obama myself, many others, when were talking about the history of race in this country, No One is saying that this country is irredeemable but we are saying that we have to reimagine what it looks like, and for us to talk about the fact that, for 400, 500 years, i mean, black foam just got the right to public accommodations and the right to vote in 1964 and 65. Were just talking about fair housing in 1968. This Isnt Something that happened in 1776. Right. Theyre meeting people who died. For individuals to not understand that when we talk about that history and those imperfections were pushing this country to be a More Perfect Union is so intellectually dishonest and frustrating. How big of a role or what kind of role do you think the former president has moving forward . Well, i think it is easier for him to pay a public role now that Donald Trump is no longer president , he can speak up in support of his ally joe biden, his former Vice President , and i think he can play a key role in trying to stand up to some of the moves that republicans are making on the Electoral System, provide some ballas to the democratic argument. Biden is struggling to get his party in line to safeguard Voting Rights as state after state makes electoral changes to constrain the ability to vote of people who would vote against republicans but i think hes going to have more of a voice and We Saw that when he sat down with anderson last night. Well see where he goes. Thank you so much, good to have you both. High stakes meeting with a key u. S. Ally on a very complicated and growing problem. We go to mexico where Vice President Kamala Harris is meeting with that Nations President amid a surge in migration. A new report, driving home the enormous challenge in reuniting families separated by the trump administrations zero tolerance, a homeland Task Force brought back even children to their parents, with 29 more Reunifications Set for the coming weeks. Documentation and clerical errors are making their tests difficult, hundreds if not thousands of migrant families who remain separated. Immigration is still the main focus of Vice President harriss first international trip since taking office. Shes been meeting with Mexicos President Today after a stop in guatemala where she offered a blunt message to would be migrants, do not come to the u. S. Cnns Jeremy Diamond is live in mexico city. I want to begin with the Vice President s meeting with Mexicos President Today. What are we learning interest this important Face To face . Reporter well, listen, we heard from the Vice President that the top of his bilateral meeting between her and the mexican president and she talked about believing they were entering a new era of cooperation as it relates to this issue that the Vice President s foreign trip is based on, which is stemming the tide of migration and addressing the root causes of that migration from Central America primarily to the united states. We also saw a before that meeting the afars at the u. S. Embassy Signing A Memorandum Of Understanding with the mexican Foreign Minister outlining the ways in which the u. S. And mexico will deepen their cooperation in terms of investing in development in Central America and whats interesting here, and this is something the u. S. Delegation has really emphasized is the extent to which the u. S. And mexico are increasingly aligned on this issue of migration, because of the that is correct that mexico is not only a Transit Country for the Central American migrants coming to the u. S. But in many ways its also become a Destination Country for those very same migrants. They have common issues here to address, the Vice President also pushing ahead on security cooperation, pressing mexico to do more to enforce the border, its border, its southern border, rather, as the u. S. Seeks to prevent migrants from coming to the u. S. Mexico border. And part of that, she has said, is, you know, making sure the message is loud and clear, do not come. But that message is facing Backlash Today from her own party. Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasiocortez is criticizing her message, calling it disappointing. Is the Vice President responding to her critics . The Vice President was asked about these comments by congresswoman Alexandria Ocasiocortez. She kind of dodged the issue to be honest, instead talking about the fact that she is here to focus on the root causes of migration. But that doesnt take away the fact that she did issue a very blunt, direct message that carried while it has been said before by president biden, by other members of the biden administration, it carried a lot more weight because of where the Vice President was delivering this message, and i was in the room there, you could hear a Pin Drop as the Vice President really emphasized this point so its not clear why she wouldnt explain further why she felt it was important to say that, and there was a duality so her message, on the one hand she was saying, dont come, you will be turned away, it is the case for the vast majority of the migrants who come to the u. S. mexico border. But on the other hand she was trying to deliver a message of hope, to give hope to people living in the triangle countries, to say you have hope for a better life in your home country. 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When inspectors found this crack. They called 911. Its a super critical that Needs Traffic shut down on both directions of the Mississippi River bridge. We need to get people off the bridge as soon as possible. This cannot happen in the future. Reporter the 47yearold Bridge is just one example of what the biden administration says could be fixed and improved by its Infrastructure Plan. Americas bridges earn a C Grade from the american society of civil engineers, it rates 46,000 bridges across the country as structurally deficient and in poor condition. This bridge, between indiana and illinois, is rotting away, closed since 2012. Here you can see some deteriation. A Railroad Bridge near boston he says is no longer safe. Herman insists this traditional infrastructure is overdue for san overhaul. But it is caught in the middle of politics. It shouldnt be a political battle. It should be something we just invest in to make our lives better. Theyre under a lot of pressure here. Reporter Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg toured the i40 bridge, the biden administrations 1. 7 trillion Infrastructure Plan is larger than the plan proposed by congressional republicans. Advocates hope whichever plan is passed pays for the 125 Billion backlog of repairs they say that bridges need. I think this is just a reminder of how much we depend on these assets, and a reminder that it costs money to look after these things. But, you know, if you ever find yourself wondering, can we afford a big investment in the future of infrastructure, just remember what happens if one of those critical assets is not available. Back in traffic We Saw not only everyday drivers but also tractortrailers, i40 connects tennessee and arkansas, running all the way from North Carolina to california. In the middle is memphis, known as the Logistics Hub of america, home to fedex and the worlds largest Cargo Airport joining East And West by air, water, road and rail. From Transportation Logistics Perspective this country doesnt work without femme mis, tennessee. This trucker says his usual half Hour Haul to a union pacific Rail Yard takes up to three hours one way. He envisions a future of a third Memphis Bridge but says the only thing to blame is political grid lo lock. Lets get it done. This bridge has become a symbol of whats wrong with Americas Infrastructure and whether or not a Bridge Fix will happen before an infrastructure deal. The Tennessee Department of transportation tells me more Bridge Materials are set to arrive here later this month. But that means the work here could extend into next month. Pete muntean, cnn, memphis, tennessee. We turn now to the pandemic and a growing debate over whether Covid Vaccines should be mandated for Health Care workers and hospital employees. There is a new Fight Brewing in houston, and cnns cnn medical correspondent elizabeth cohen, joins us with details. What happened there . Reporter lets put this in perspective, these vaccines have been out for six months and this is the time that some employers are saying we want you to be vaccinated. Giving you time to think about this and get this done but some employers, especially hospitals, where of course youre dealing with sick people who are vulnerable we want you to be vaccinated in order to work here and so now a relatively small number of workers in this very large houston Health Care system, a little bit over 100 have filed a lawsuit saying we do not want to get vaccinated and the hospital has said were going to give you more time to think about that but we want you to be vaccinated. Its anticipated that this is going to become an issue, more and more, as employers start requiring vaccination. It will be interesting to see how this all plays out in the case of hospitals, it is about protecting patients and unvaccinated worker can be a threat to patients. Ana . And there are also questions about mandating vaccines when it comes to our recreation, we know the first Cruise Ship since the start of the pandemic are back out on the water and royal krabian is no longer requiring proof of vaccinations for its sailings from texas or from florida. Is this concerning when it comes to covid, how safe is it to go on a cruise right now . It depends if youre vacc vaccinated or not, and speaking to experts about this, if youre vaccinated and you go on a Cruise Ship. Lets say there are many unvaccinated people on your cruise, youre probably going to be fine if youre vaccinated. Unvaccinated people will have to undergo certain Testing Protocols but nothing is as good as being vaccinated. I worry about the unvaccinated people. Theyre going to be an a Cruise Ship. Cruise ships are known to be high risk places for all sorts of infections, youre unvaccinated on a ship with other people who are unvaccinated. We saw what covid did last year on Cruise Lines. I worry about those people. Also, i worry about the Cruise Lines if the last thing they need is more News Reports of covid19 outbreaks on their vessels. News also today, elizabeth, that seems like good news for moderna and their timetable on when kids as young as 5 could be getting a vaccine. Fill us in. Right, so moderna is saying they will have they think they will have information about children as young as 5 data on the Safety And Efficacy of the vaccine. They think theyll have that data in septemberish. It then will take weeks and weeks to put it through the regulatory system so still children that age will not be able to be vaccinated for the start of the school year. Good to know, but at least well have some more tangible information and data hopefully by the start of the school year. We appreciate you as always u thanks, elizabeth. It is a stunning move that flies in the face of one then candidate bidens attacks on former President Trump. 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It may seem hard to grasp at first before the biden Justice Department says it should be able to represent him, that is former President Trump in a Defamation Suit brought by a woman accusing him of rape back in the 1990s. She says trump defame her while denying the Eelgallegation And Doj says it should be the defendant because trump was a federal employee when he spoke out. The White House says they werent consulted. Is that significant . That is incredibly significant because it it sugge an independent Justice Department. Of course former President Trump repeatedly meddled in the Justice Department affairs and biden accused him of using it like his own personal law firm. And so biden said he wanted to return to the traditional independent model of a Justice Department and that is what you see here even though it is causing some political headaches for the White House. Now lets just look at the facts of this case. At the center are comments that the former president made while in office about carroll, he said that he denied raping her, she was not his type and he accused her of making these accusations to help sell books. Now, in its brief, the Justice Department says that look, these comments, they were crude and disrespectful, but it argues that this case is not about what is appropriate. It is not even about whether this rape occurred. This Justice Department and the previous one, they are both arguing that elected officials they may have to at times while they are in Office Address accusations about things that happen in their personal lives and both administrations are arguing that you should be ro protected when you to that. The biden Justice Department effectively embraced this argument but a federal judge rejected the argument saying that the statement had no relationship to the official business of the u. S. So well see if they are successful at the court of falls. 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