good day. i m chris jansing live at msnbc head quarters in new york city. if you re watching this from an airplane gate, you already know the headline. more than 8500 flights delayed or cancelled after a key system went down. your flight was supposed to leave at 9:30 this morning? yeah. what time are you going to get to leave? 5:00 p.m. wow. so what are you going to do? just wait. how much more do passengers have to take before something is done to fix the airline system? plus house republicans are staing the first battles of what looks to be an all out political war over the next two years. votes on abortion rights, immigration and the irs are expect anded soon. is it just for show? and somehow the catastrophic situation in continueses to get even worse. relentless rainstorms have led to the deaths of 17 people. hundreds of homes have been damaged. some ripped right off their foundations. i ll speak live to the local sheriff about how they are coping, even
a committee member joins us with more on that. and russia and chichina s leaders are meeting face to face. and speak with foreign relations committee chair bob menendez about it. today is day one of hispanic heritage month. we ll talk about efforts to address mental health access for latinos. plus thousands of people lining up for hours to pay their respects as the queen lies in state. we ll go live to london. we begin this hour with two buss with people who had crossed the border in texas arriing near the residence of vice president harris in washington, d.c. this according to fox news. they were reportedly sent by texas governor greg abbott, who has also sent buss with migrants to new york city in an effort to pressure the biden administration on immigration. this morning new york city mayor eric adams toured a center that s now helping those who were bussed there. el paso also bussed people theres last month. in florida the office of governor ron desantis provided
visited the queen where unusually unguarded william told one mourner how difficult it was to walk behind his grandmother s coffin yesterday. and the queen s daughter-in-law shared an emotional moment with a nonverbal young man in manchester. his mother explained the significance of that encount per. growing up with the queen, i think it s a nice day and a nice memory for both of us to twail see some of the royal family at this sad time. we are learning new details abts the funeral plans. on monday more than 2,000 people are expected at the state funeral in westminster abbey. queen elizabeth ii will be buried in the king george vi memorial chapel near her parents. there she will be reunited in death with her late husband, whose coffin will be moved from the royal vault to windsor. this is the scene right now as queen elizabeth ii s body is lying in state at westminster hall. lines of mourners have waited through the night in chilly weather, slowly moving forward, patiently
appreciate you all being with us today. we have a the lot of other news we want the to it get you caught up on. after months of battlefield setbacks, russian president vladimir putin is putting a new general in charge of his invasion of ukraine. the previous general only lasted three months. this change comes as ukraine warns that moscow is planning a major new offensive and the pentagon is wringing ukrainian troops to the u.s. to train on the patriot muscle defense system as early as next week. the biden administration announced it would send the weapons system to ukraine weeks ago. the new training marks a new level of u.s. involvement with its partnership with kraun cain. one human rights activist is calling it a massacre as the death toll in peru rises to 47 after the deadliest day of clashes on monday deepening the political crisis there protesters and human activists are using the security forces of using lethal force. the attorney general is
so it s a toe in the water. it s going to take them six months to absorb this and integrate it into their defense. so when vladimir putin says this is a provocation and it makes vague threats, what do you make of it? they are in trouble. the russian armed forces basically come apart. the ukrainians have this initiative where they are hammering them with long distance rockets. i personally think the next step we cannot allow kraun cain to just get bludgeoned with civilian targets being destroyed by the russs. they need offensive systems. i am hopeful in the coming year you ll see a missile in the 300-kilometer range so they can go after some of the deeper targets. we have talked for awhile now about how russia seems to be backed into a corner. at the same time, the white