Today is Wednesday, February 24th.

We'll explain a grand jury's decision not to charge officers involved in a controversial

and deadly police interaction.

And what to know about the role over crash the put tiger woods in the hospital.

Plus more vaccines on the way.

What new data shows about college enrollment and how the USPS is going high tech.

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For the first time, lawmakers questioned officials who were in charge of security the day of the capital

riot. And for the most part, they all pointed fingers. All four of the former and current officials

who testified before senators this week agreed on two main points.

One, federal intelligence authorities didn't give strong enough warnings that an attack was

being planned. And two, the Pentagon was slow to provide national guard backup.

On that second point, the former Capitol Police Chief said defense officials dragged their

feet for hours, even after law enforcement officials begged for more help.

Now, senators are asking some Pentagon officials to share their side of the story and testify

at the next hearing. The Pentagon has said before that it takes time to get troops together.

And when they offered more help earlier, they were turned down.

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