bad blood. the good news is nato signing of on a declaration which was as good as any they ve done before. you have two new command units. you got troops based on a rotating basis in u.s. and poland, other nato allies in the baltics. you got defensive weapons going to you cran to yukraine. there s good news and bad blood. the issue is can we deal with three things at the same time. one is donald trump s words towards europe and nato, the second is can we help europe deal with some of the issues it s got to deal with rather than fuel some of the flames by backing brexit and talking about the eu as a foe. can we come up with a new
we basically side the arms of the borough and other agencies in place in particular the united states with one arm behind their back for a decade and a half. that has to change. judge jeanine: let s hope it does. jim, thank you. periodically we have been listening in on our sister network, sky news in the u.k. as they cover this breaking news story in their home country. let s join them now. jason, with where you are in the past few minutes, i believe we saw what appears to be a metropolitan police mobile command unit. we have been trying to avoid as soon as possible. but the command units across from where you are suggest there s lots of work being carried out by the police
cross roads of the world right now. it s a interesting place to have a super bowl in the tri-state area because of the security concerns in general and threats of terrorism that they deal with on a day to day basis out here. because of that it s a massive undertaking. over 100 agencies are involved and they have setups across the state. there s mobile command units in new york and mobile command units in new jersey. the nypd is over there. the good news is all of this coordination, while it should be extremely hard to pull off they are doing an okay job because it s already in place after 9/11. they have the joint terrorism task force which enabled a lot of this to go off a little more smoothly than you probably think it would have normally. at the stadium itself, 2.5 miles of fencing surrounds it, cameras on everything, helicopters up pof and patrols and boats with infrared and night vision. they have real time surveillance. they can spot people acting suspiciously pretty much
the whole area. security is intense all across the tri-state area. right now sources telling me that this is pretty routine, they get suspicious letters quite often but there s probably more attention because of the super bowl they are not too worried but will be testing what they have. as for security in general, as you said, it s pretty big deal, we re at super bowl boulevard, as would otherwise be known as times square. millions of people come here every single day but there s more because of the super bowl. it s a massive undertaking to make sure everything is safe. that s why you re seeing mobile command units and police department have them and fbi has them. a number of agencies have the command units inside their surveillance cameras and watching every square inch with real time surveillance that can spot somebody they say acting suspiciously or suspicious package of any sort. they also have radiation detectors, thousands of them across the city.
you have doctors, first responders, volunteers with medical experience at the movie theater. at the other side of the command units they are triaging people. they have people laid out on the ground. some people are being given iv fluids and their injuries are assessed and you see the ambulances. as the injuries are assessed they are trying to get the most critical out of here and prioritized. the sun has gone down and we are getting another storm right now. we have beeneeing thunder and lightning and it is starting to rain, a storm out to the west of moore, oklahoma. it had yellow and red in it on the radar. in the distance, that is the only thing that remains of a bowling alley. difficult to see but you can tell that it s a structure that has just collapsed on top of itself. and if you follow me back over this way, this is what is left