eclipse morphed by trump supporters on the u.s. capitol. with d.c. police and u.s. capitol police officers on the front lines trying to defend it against that violent, violent attack. the attorney general today said thank you to the capitol police officers for what they went through six months ago today but he also importantly went up to the capitol police roll call today to update officers on the state of the justice department s investigation into what happened, updating them on the 500-plus arrests that have been made thus far, the seriousness of the charges brought against those arrested. also the justice department s efforts to find and arrest roughly to 300 people more they are looking for. justice department law enforcement has arrested on average law enforcement at all levels on average has arrested three people every day since the january 6th attack happened. but some suspects they are looking are wanted for potentially serious crimes. for example they have a hug
capital with d.c. police and u.s. capitol police officers on the front lines trying to defend against that violent attack. the attorney general today said thank you to the capitol police officers were what they went through six months ago today but he also importantly went up to the capitol police roll call delayed due update officers on the state of the justice department s investigation into what happened. updating them on the 500 plus arrests that have been made thus far, the seriousness of the charges brought against those who have been arrested. also the justice department s efforts to find unrest roughly 300 more people who they are still looking for. justice department law enforcement has arrested on average, law enforcement of all levels, arrested on average three people every day since the january 6th attack happened. some of the suspects they re looking for people who are wanted for potentially very serious crimes. for example, they have a huge reward out for inform
disinformation, conspiracy theories and right-wing propaganda. at the centered of the conspiracy theory devoted is today s gop, which purges members who refuse to lie about the election and is engaged in a coordinated attempt to whitewash the horrors of the january 6 insurrection. the divide has left democrats to defend democracy, while republicans in their current form endanger everything from minority voting rights to an unearthing the truth about the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol to racial equality. punch bowl news has a blunt assessment of the state of dysfunction in congress today just six months after the deadly insurrection at the u.s. capitol. they write this, the two parties loathe each other as much as ever. some democrats believe republicans threaten their physical safety, especially on the house side. there s still mags outside the house doors. there have been shouting matches in the halls of the capitol. one house democrat moved her office because she did not
this afternoon president biden will get a briefing from his covid advisers before delivering remarks on the white house on the next steps to get more shots in arms across the country. let s start with the two big stories that we are covering in florida with nbc s sam brock in elsa s path down in key west. nbc meteorologist bill karins tracking the storm and vaughn hilliard with the latest on the search and rescue in surfside. sam, we ll start with you. we ve been following your reporting through the morning and we can see that things have gotten pretty dramatic there. so, please, if you need to run in order to stay safe yourself please do, but what s the latest down there in key west? kasey, good afternoon. i ve got to tell you, the wind is really coming powerfully although it s stopping for a second. right now, i was nearly knocked over about three minutes ago. this has been going in key west all night and into the early morning hours. wind speeds, sustained speeds, kasie
what happened, updating them on the 500-plus arrests that have been made thus far, the seriousness of the charges brought against those arrested. also the justice department s ai efforts to find and arrest roughly 300 more people who they are still looking for. justice department law enforcement has arrested on average law enforcement at all levels on average has arrested three people every day since the january 6th attack happened. but some suspects they are looking are wanted for ar potentially serious crimes. for example, they still got a huge reward out for information that leads to the arrest of whoever it was who put pipe bombs, open operable pipe bombs, not demi props. outside the headquarters of both the democratic national committee and the republican e national committee. just hours before the full-blown assault on the capitol started.n looking for whoever put those pipe bombs there. b today the washington field office of the fbi released 11 stomach churning new