we know that the fire department reached this site or only 3 minutes after they were they were called and they found when they got here to, to the where the fire broke out to this building. they found pick smoke throughout the, all the 900 stories of this building and they found a victims who had inhaled that smoke and, and some of them unfortunately, who perished from that throughout all the night. the smoke must have spread extremely quickly and the fire department is saying, or the fire commissioner saying that that is probably happened because the door of that apartment was left open. it was a duplex apartment, spending the 2nd and the 3rd floor of this building. and we've heard accounts of people who tried to exit the building and who tried to open windows and who couldn't because the window frames had gotten so hot and you couldn't open the front doors because then all the smoke would come in from the hallway. so horrific, horrific scenes that must have unfolded here when the fire broke out. today this morning, we are time bossy and hearty. let's get a round up of some other hea

the new york city police department is on the scene. questions are being asked. this is the 2nd fire that we've seen just this week, and there was a very serious fire that happened on saturday as well. quite, quite a scene here. still a lot of law enforcement on the seeing a lot of fire department officials, a lot of media here to cover this. the whole community is kind of shocked to see what has happened here. the blaze has been put out at this point, but still a lot of serious questions are being asked a very serious fire that happened. switching gears now to the stories that shape the weekend. one headline dominated dozens of people have been killed during a week of riots and catholics done. authorities said that they have routed up about $6000.00 people on terrorism charges and claim. there are many foreigners among them. here's how that country started 2022. ah ah ah. a group of unidentified people attack the mere tv and radio studios and l mati. the attackers destroy the tv production complex and workplaces of journalists. ah, ah. the protesters ransacked b

however, the us state department has called moscow's proposal. a list of non starters and nato officials have also echoed that sentiment saying they will not outright reject any countries that are looking to join the military alliance. so with nato officials in washington, seemingly unwilling to consider russia's terms, it remains to be seen how effective these talks are going to be. former pentagon security analyst, michael maloof, says blinking statements pave the way for moscow to be vilified by the west. once again. well, i think he definitely lay the groundwork for a negative approach for many of his allegations of follows a particular narrative that they have to maintain to show that a russia remains the bad guy just just like they blame russia now for bringing in troops into cars. extend one is part of a, of a general military alliance that exists there. these guys just have this problem with russia, and they want to try and contain moscow from all, from all sides. russia has legitimate spheres of influence in that region. there's no quest

health department officials say it's too early to make that conclusion. a new wave of the virus is likely not only to stream the countries health care system. it could exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in regents, still suffering and the impact of super typhoon right. as it is, there are already outbreaks of diarrhea and gastro enteritis in those areas. or st hit by the storm. we have nbc of the shipment or at sam or increase of e. s in the urea. cough in cold. but, but you know, hot and cold. i among the ceiling dumps will see minute aren't effect. oh, there i know partition going to be shine evaporation center. so i oh, he had been an air boy, i'm the see since i just nbc or so, i spent 8 workers hope an increase in coven 19 cases would be the last thing they would had to deal with as they are still struggling to provide basic needs like food and clean drinking water to the millions affected by the typhoon. barnaby low al jazeera manila. at least 12 people have been okay. i'm sorry about that. we're going to move on to the weather now jeff, it's danny.

and fire department and emergency department, as you noted this is a significant storm there is winds and heavy snow right now, certainly enough snow. most people are staying home and the plows are doing their job as well as we keep working on it as long as it's needed. amy: we heard the sanitation department had 1600 pieces of snow removal equipment out, right now are you just doing the main roads or into the burros and sidestreets? >> they are out they have maps of the doing everything they go out in the main roads receive a lot of attention but there hitting every road on their roots and you can go on nyc.gov we have a link to the plow tracker and people could see the last time that the road was plowed and that is updated every 16 minutes. amy: i think in the storm like this that's a great tool i've used it myself but because we have the snow falling and the winds blowing back onto the road ways some people may think the roads have not been treated but the case is the plow has passed and the wind is back onto the road ways, i do that can be a frustrating process for residents to th

here too we in the department of homeland security can help you. we can dispatch our experts to teach you about the violent extremism and when one is beginning to descend. we have grant funds last year. we have more this year to end empower you to build a program seemed to be able to deliver the social services capabilities that you might have. our goal is to prevent the threat from materializing, not responding with the tools of accountability and the enforcement arena that we can bring to bear. of course we will do so if we are unable to prevent it from arising but it's our goal to prevent it before we have to be responsive. we have so much that we can offer you in that area as well. in the world of immigration, i couldn't help but notice that the mayor mentioned the situation of the southern border as a responsibility in the department of homeland security. but i want to speak about something more. something different. on september 30th of this past year, september 30th, 2021, i issued new immigration enforcement guidelines. and in those guideli

what department? taking advantage of all the assets of the new york city, but they're not paying the financial strain of accommodating billionaire housing goes even further. since the pandemic, new york city has lost much of its appeal, the ultra rich are going elsewhere. central park tower has 89 percent of its apartments vacant according to the new york post and all 7 of the buildings dabbed billionaires row. you got half of those. busy luxury housing units sitting empty. so in such a situation, shouldn't the housing costs and rent go down? well they aren't. i mid rise in crime and inflation. new york city housing costs are still. busy sky high working families are struggling and many look on and say the game is rigged. caleb martin, r t, new york. it's already a busy monday, feel worldwide headlines. thanks for joining us. this. our many more headlines still to come when we return in about 25. ah ah ah herman bedroom shaped bath, concur senators with ah ah, who dares thinks we dare to ask a ah ah a

the new york city police department is on the scene. questions are being asked. this is the 2nd fire that we've seen just this week, and there was a very serious fire that happened on saturday as well. quite, quite a scene here. still a lot of law enforcement on the seeing a lot of fire department officials, a lot of media here to cover this. the whole community is kind of shocked to see what has happened here. the blaze has been put out at this point, but still a lot of serious questions are being asked a very serious fire that happened. a dispute to merged in the u. k. over the toppling of a historic statue in bristol, with the attorney general saying she's considering referring the case to the court of appeal for involved in tearing down the statue of 18th century and tea and slave trader. edward colston were acquitted on the old charges, non spark backlash from some conservative party in peace, who called the verdict perverse the mayor of bristol, there was played down the actions of the so called colston for the fate of those for individuals has very little

more on the chron patience had been identified this week, but the health department, while a traveler from the united states who tested positive, had reached quarantine regulations in order to party, at least a dozen of her close contacts. now have the virus entrepreneur variant is driving home bit 19 cases to record numbers. in many countries the philippines has largely been spared, but daily infections are wrong, the rise and all it's possible. the new virus variance is reading health. department officials say it's too early to make that conclusion. a new wave of the virus is likely not only to stream the country's health care system. it could exacerbate the humana care in crisis in regents, still suffering and the impact of super typhoon right. as it is, there are already outbreaks of diarrhea and gastro enteritis in those areas. worse hit by the storm. we have nbc of the show room at south for an increase of k as in the urea, half in cold. but, but you know, cock and call me i among the ceiling gums, lossy minute, aren't offered there. i know our practitioner division in evaporati

the freedom trucker con boy departed the west coast of canada on sunday morning and have been making their way west or excuse me, east, through the west, that is on their way to the nation capital. and ottawa, many stops along the way. gathering together truckers against this mandate mandate that the canadian liberal government adjusted to the prime minister and back in november it came into effect on january 15th of course there are vaccine mandates now on both sides. the candidate us border checkers were exempt from that 14 days quarantine and there was no vaccination passport of sorts or mandate of any kind until january the 15th. as essential workers. 90 percent of truckers in canada like the majority of canadians overall have been fully vaccinated. but it is this vocal group who feel that this is political overreach on behalf of the liberal government . and indeed, there is an expectation that thousands of truckers will descend on ottawa, the nation's capital, and gather in front of the parliament buildings on january 29th. so making their way through the west now towards auto w

health department officials say it's too early to make that conclusion. a new wave of the virus is likely not only to stream the country's health care system. it could exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in regents, still suffering, and the impact of super typhoon right. as it is, there are already outbreaks of diarrhea and gastro enteritis in those areas. forced hit by the store. we have nbc of, of fi, shineman or at santa, or an increase of k as in the urea. cough and cold. but, but, you know, cough and call i, among the seamen dumps, you know, seem, wanted, aren't off there. i know on partition are you the shine? evaporation center. so i oh, there is an air boring. i'm the season such as nbc on. so i spent 8 workers hope an increase in coven 19 cases would be the last thing they would have to deal with. as they're still struggling to provide basic needs like food and clean drinking water to the millions affected by the typhoon bar and below al jazeera manila, hundreds of migrants and refugees have made it to shore, and sicily ought to be rescued by char

but the health department, well, a traveler from the united states, the tested positive, had reached quarantine regulations in order to party, at least a dozen of her close contacts. now have the virus on recorded variance is driving in 1900 cases to record numbers. in many countries, the philippines has largely been spared, but daily infections are on the right. and while it's possible that you, virus variance is reading health department official think it's too early to make that conclusion. a new wave of the virus is likely not only to stream the country's health care system. it could exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in regents. still suffering from the impact of super typhoon ride. as it is, there are already outbreaks of diarrhea and gastro enteritis in those areas or st hit by to store. we have nbc of officially been at sam's or an increase of k as in the urea. cough and cold but, but you know, cough in call i among the ceiling dumps, you know, seem, wanted, aren't offered over there. i know offered the shiny vision in the bathroom and center so i, oh there is an air boring.

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the grocery shelves, a department store shelves, they are empty. and for more on this and all things politics, we turn to our 360 panel that's welcome and robert patello, radio host and civil rights attorney and brock, lori, a federal and international attorney. thanks so much for joining us today. gentlemen. license, awesome. and so much with you. what are your thoughts about from arizona rally over the weekend? do you think he's i ain't another presidential run very much like he's right on it. there will be they will in fact be pursuing this, this presidential run. i think you understand that people really rally behind them literally and figuratively. 12000000 more votes is told in your votes. when i, when he ran 2060 and he was a just the antique clinton to vote, and that was enough for me to vote for him and many others to vote for him. but at this point, there's a positive energy. he's considered a president that was so effective in my mind, the most effective president we've ever had, and certainly compared to biden, i think they miss him tre

but there's still a threat of critical infrastructure collapsing, such as police fire departments, water works, and transportation. some schools in the us have already shut their doors. this week daily corona virus cases search the above the 1000000 mark for the 1st time. president joe biden has repeatedly urged americans to reduce their context to slow the spread of the virus different than anything there were think over 900 cases among vaccinated workplace across america, including care at the white house. but if you're vaccinated and boosted, you are highly protected. you know, be concerned about crime, but don't be alarmed. but if you're unvaccinated, you have some reason us be alarmed. many of you will, you know, you'll experience severe illness. there are also fears that have too many people become ill on the u. s. staff shortages could affect power stations, police and rescue services. supplies of medicine and food could also be severely disrupted by a lack of healthy workers. he and court that joins us now young. let's pick up on that point what's being done to address potential

in january, the justice department and f b, i can cry, conspiracy theory all they want, but people want to know who mister apps really is and what relationship he has with the feds. as long as there's a shortage of answers, public curiosity is only likely to grow. it's rationalize by the media that, that he was removed because he didn't break into the counseling to commit any crimes on camera. but i mean, that doesn't pass muster a tool coverage of his denial that he was working video so interesting. it was a just like brain melting and it's the rank stupidity. so let's see it and, and several other outlets have argued as he didn't plan underwrote, he wasn't, wasn't for the a feel. and he'd faced perjury charges along same prison if he'd law the average telling the truth. but that's like saying you're someone accused of murder. he plead innocent and cool is innocent in a case like this involving multiple people in which the f b, i has, you know, did the time and to find some degree of pre planning coordination for the breaking . then it would be, you know, potentially guilty or the leas

and then what can we as a department of homeland security do for you? this is the first year that we will have $1 billion in grant funds to distribute around the country. to different cities, small, medium and large. over a four-year period. and this year, it is our plan to distribute $200 million of those funds to cities. and so we have a great deal of funding to equip and empower you to deal with this threat environment that is only growing. and i would ask you to really look on our website, cyber security and infrastructure agency or cisa as it is known because everything in the federal government has an acronym. and we'll make those grant funds available to you. and we can also dispatch our expert personnel to you wherever you are in the united states. to really help you build the architecture that addresses whatever funding limitations you have and whatever potential we can help you realize. the threat landscape is only becoming that much more challenging. let me then turn to what i have described as the greatest terrorism related threat that we fa

they're also studying that they received correspondence from the high, the phase department, stating that he had met the requirements for quarantined free travel into australia . so this is an ongoing case at chris try, who's representing the government. he's only made a short few remarks in his opening case before did get adjourned at central to their case is that the department's email was not an assurance that the so called medical exception would be granted. and jock ventures type and their response would be made upon his arrival. so this is an ongoing saga. we are yet to to hear more from chris trend, again representing a high phase department and the federal government. but it's been a number of jones, including a 45 minute delay to the initial start to hearing because of a technical glitch. tens of thousands of people are watching and listening to this case is huge amounts of interest, and as a result, the site crash. so it's ongoing and we expect it to be a long night as the, the judge presides over a submissions from both sides. well, you'll be reporting for us for most of t

what department? taking advantage of all the assets of the new york city, but they're not thank or the financial strain of accommodating billionaire housing goes even further. since the pandemic, new york city has lost much of its appeal, the ultra rich are going elsewhere. central park tower has 89 percent of its apartments vacant according to the new york post and all 7 of the buildings double billionaires ro, you've got a half of those. busy luxury housing units sitting empty. so in such a situation, shouldn't the housing costs and rent go down? well, they aren't. i mid rise in crime and inflation. new york city's housing costler still sky high working families are struggling and many look on and say the game is rigged. caleb mop and r t new york. all right, let's turn attention back to europe or right wing presidential candidate in france has been fined 10000 euro after a court found him guilty of his speech or exam work has rejected the ruling calling . it's simply a crack done on free speech. we

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also tonight the department of justice is establishing a domestic terror unit. >> this group group of dedicate attorneys will focus on that domestic terrorism threat hopin to ensure they cases are handle properly and effectively coordinated across the department of justice in the country. >> the federal government that finds domestic terrorism as criminal acts that dangerous to human life that appeared to be intended to intimidate or coerc civilians or the policy of a government. >> iowa republican senator recently asked if the justice department is investigating whe many american cities were burne and looted. >> house of the number of domestic terrorism investigations opened as a result of the twentytwenty riot grown or changed since june of that year? we have opened that about slightly more than 800 cases so yes, more with your last 40 in our arrest in those cases are a little bit north of it 250. still making progress on those cases it's been about the attorney general says there has been an increase in violence an threats against a school board members, teachers and other official

really, in my opinion, for me, for less than $40000.00 with them. 0100000000 dollar harvey to pick what department? taking advantage of all the assets of the new york city, but they're not paying the financial strain of accommodating billionaire housing goes even further. since the pandemic, new york city has lost much of its appeal, the ultra rich are going elsewhere. central park tower has 89 percent of its apartments vacant according to the new york post and all 7 of the buildings dubbed billionaires row. you got half of those. busy luxury housing units sitting empty. so in such a situation, shouldn't the housing costs and rent go down? well they aren't. i mid rise in crime and inflation. new york city housing costs are still. busy sky high working families are struggling and many look on and say the game is rigged. caleb martin, r t. new york. for sure that caleb bon, appreciate you guys tuning in this monday morning. you want you naughty updates coming your way in 30 minutes. ah. ah. ah oh driven by dreamer shapes bankers and those with dares sinks we dare to ask so called in his interrogatio

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you know, we met january for the justice department and f. b. i can cry, conspiracy theory all they want, but people want to know who mr apps, really it's and what relationship he has with the feds as long as there's a shortage of answers. public curiosity is only likely to grow it's rush noise by the media that, that he was removed because he didn't break into the counseling, didn't commit any crimes on camera. but i mean, that doesn't pop pop musta a tool coverage of his denial that he was working video so interesting. but it was a just like brain melting and it's a rank stupidity. so let's see. and, and, and several other outlets. i've argued as he didn't clad underwrote, he wasn't, wasn't for the a feel. and he'd faced perjury charges a low same prison if he'd law the f telling truth. but that's like saying, you're someone accused of murder. he pleaded innocent. cool is innocent in a case like this involving multiple people in which the f, b, i has, you know, did determined to find some degree of pre planning coordination for the breaking. t

the 8 year old privacy said he didn't want to serve another term, but department us up, mario druggie, urge them to stay on to enjoy political stability in the country. but to rela, is seen as a compromise candidate awful. all of the candidates put forward by the coalition government failed to gain enough support, but to relax said he is staying in power to help italy recover from recent hardships. for 2nd, children, these conditions require that one doesn't step away from the duties to which one is called upon a. naturally, these must have pre valence over other considerations and other personal prospects with a commitment to interpret the expectations and the hopes of our fellow citizens. it's better than not they're going through that in i spoke to john nest sima gupta, who's been following the story for us from rome. and i asked her if sergio material as reelection as present was a last resort. well, it seems to be the only resort at this stage in terms of the only one that all political factions, whether the center, right, or the center left, felt that they could get behind. i me

we have a third department that responds to 911. it's a full department. the community safety department. it's got about 40 social workers, it's just starting out. there's about $10 million in funds. so we just built a whole new way to address 20% of our 911 calls. but i think i do just want to ask a quick question to bonita while she is here. and the d.o.j. because for those of us trying to balance the response and a consent decree, the memo that came out was so refreshing about how every city is different. i'm just kind of curious, what's the next step for cities looking or dealing with this and also for what the d.o.j. wants to take us with balancing reform? >> you know, it's a -- i always say this very intentionally, that every city is different, the demographics are different, the challenges are different. it's a mistake for the justice department to view any particular jurisdiction or to view these problems as having cookie cutter solutions. the memo you're referring to is the monitor memo that i put out back in -- you know, the goal of that really w

admitted that what happened was that the public prosecutor's office told the police, the public health department, winnie data, and the police and the innkeeper both used the key to unlock the data, which subsequently meant that the telephone numbers and addresses of the people who are locked in could be passed on to the police. the company behind the app culture for life is criticized what it calls a misuse of information. almost every day we receive inquiries from the place. some public prosecutor's office about data from uses. we condemn this misuse of the data collected by the look up for infection protection and welcome the announcement by the mains public prosecutor to raise awareness of the legal situation and to stop using the data. the loo caps contract to operate contact tracing is up for renewal in the near future. and some members of germany ruling coalition, a far from convinced that it should be extended and fax their opening, telling people to put, install, and use another service. uninstall the luke app immediately and then immediately use the corona worn app as far as the warning

the virginia department of transportation tweeted that it closed. they're roughly 50 mile stretch near fredericksburg. try to get semi trucks that are stuck off the highway and redirect drivers off the interstate. again, many of these drivers have been stuck on the interstate for hours now nearly a full day, no food, no water, no where to go. many of them without a full gas tank. having to turn off their engines and restart their cars just to stay warm for news views. hughes on paxton boy. well, that is approval of the by the minister ration of the economy is so bad. even the mainstream media is having a hard time govern. in the latest cnbc, a change poll president biden's approval rating has hit an all time low at 60 percent of americans who disapprove of its handling of the economy. and i want to give you some perspective that's even lower if you can believe it. the president trump's lowest approval rating on the economy at 53 percent, which happened in june of 2020 k during the initial effects of economy from the shut down the krona virus. so why

but somehow, the truck defense department where he had ripped out the qualified people and put his old operators in there, found a way not to send a national guard when they could have been there early. we've got to get government straight. president biden is expected to address the attack on its anniversary. we will forcibly push back on the line spread by the former president, an attempt to mislead the american people and his own supporters, as well as distract from his role. and what happens by that turns the tables on the last president who sent the mob to capitol hill in his speech the perpetuated ally that he not fight and actually won the 2020 election. john henderson al jazeera washington, some more breaking news now. and d, r. i, a news agency is quoting the are menial leader nick called pershing yen. as saying that the leaders of a russia lead security alliance have decided to send peacekeeping forces to cause extent were. unrest has been escalating for the last few days. he said, the peacekeeping force will go in for a limited period to try to stabilize the situation earlier

new data from the new york city police department says hey, crimes have skyrocketed across the city overall. there were 503 reported hate crimes as of december 5th of 252 in 2020. that's a 100 percent increase. police say the spike has been driven by crimes against the asian community where there has been a staggering 361 percent increase. a $129.00 incidence so far this year versus the 28 last year. just last week. a homeless man shopped an asian woman to were death in front of an oncoming subway. train in new york city time square station. i. why, when that rise and hate crime is yet another crisis, officials are trying to battle amid the corona virus pandemic. all recovery is dependent on the public safety in this city. and in the subway system. we can do that with the right balance, a balance of safety and a balance of pro actively given people the assistance they need when they move to health crisis. but as long foresman officials try to combat the surgeon crime amid the corona virus pandemic, manhattan district attorney alvin gregg is seen mass resignations from his prosecutors over h

s. department of justice is established a new domestic terrorism unit to combat threats that the claim of doubled. in the past 2 years, i decided to establish that domestic terrorism unit to augment our existing approach. this group of dedicated attorneys will focus on the domestic terrorism threat, helping to ensure that these cases are handled properly and effectively coordinated across the department of justice and across the country. good idea, not what caliber opens across the new york city. caleb. while that information came before a senate committee and testimony from matthew olsen, who is the deputy attorney general, he's the leader of the national security division. and that was before the senate judiciary committee. and that came in hearings regarding the january 6th incident of last year. the events in the capital riot which many members of congress considered to be inactive terrorism. now in the testimony, we heard that members of terrorist and extremist groups who are dedicated to the white race or consider themselves to be anti government. they are the primary threat in a