the little town of lafitte. and a flash flood emergency warning has been issued. the town s mayor spoke about the harrowing circumstances residents find themselves in right now. a whole bridge was taken out. our levees were topped. our surge levees were topped. t the school system, government buildings and hundreds of homes. it s never happened before. and all the outside areas were just hit so hard. we suffered storms before, but i ve never seen water like this in my life, and it just hit us the worst way possible. it was such a massive storm that it just totally devastated us. so all of orleans parish, which includes the city of new orleans, is without power. statewide, more than a million customers have no electricity, and at least one person we know has died in the storm so far. pedram javaheri has been tracking this dangerous storm as it moves across louisiana. where is it right now, and what can you tell us about the strength? hi, pedram. good to see you. hey, rob
barack obama. what he says about the insurrection, the fate of america s democracy and republicans who failed to be a guardrail. vice president kamala harris with a stern warning to migrants, do not scome to the u.s. and the the progressives in her party not happy. a defamation lawsuit of a woman accusing trump of rape. the surprising move ahead. good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world, it is tuesday, june 8th. a bipartisan senate report on the capitol insurrection has just been released and it paints a damning portrait of security lapses on multiple fronts during the january 6th riot and in the days, weeks and months leading up to it. the report also outlines evidence of stunning intelligence failures, critical miscommunications and unheeded warnings that ultimately led to a chaotic response that day. the report is also notable for what is not included. there s no examination of donald trump s role in the insurrection. in fact
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
former president trump returning to the stage picking right back up where he left off pushing the big lie as his allies seem to be trying to stack the deck to overturn the next presidential election. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper and we begin today in our politics lead and president biden s first foreign trip as president. this week he s headed to the united kingdom, brussels and geneva, attending both the g7 and nato summit seeking to return to the more traditional role that the u.s. has played with allies and also deal with a series of provocations from russia, but before biden leaves he s hoping to shore up an infrastructure deal with republicans talking again with top gop negotiator senator shelley moore capito of west virginia. the two sides are still around $700 billion apart with no agreement on how to pay for it with many democrats now arguing the time is running out. one centrist democrat who continues to push bipartisanship is west virginia s senator joe ma
class and many have to pass by homeless camps. parents come in the morning and do a sweep to make sure there aren t any needles that need picked up before the chirp get here. check out incredible rainbow on mars. critics say the chances of the image being an actual rainbow unlikely. rock casbah. ainsley: brian hates this song. brian: it is the worst. it s one of those songs you can t wait for it to end. ainsley: how you cannot hear it and sing along. steve: the way it works, brian. when you hear a song it takes you back to that time in your life. brian: right. steve: so whatever was going on in your life, that song you just didn t like. brian: i remember no matter what kind of day i was having when i heard this song everything got worse. it just it s a song that goes nowhere. they keep saying the same thing over and over again. steve: what song do you like? brian: i like feelings, debby boone. she was it really touched me. steve: i don t think debby boone did feelin