failures here. such as as the new york times noted, the fbi memo the day before, january 5th, warning of people traveling to washington for war, never made its way to top law enforcement officials, such as as the washington post noted, a series of omissions and miscommunications by the capitol police that kept vital information from reaching frontline officers. omissions? i m so tired of hearing that this agency or that police department had the intel ant didn t notify other agencies about the threats. this is sheer incompetence. the assault on our democracy could have been prevented. i m not saying the former president s role shouldn t be part of the scrutiny. if national guard troops were called out before the attack, not afterward, the violent that seared into our collective memory could have been avoided. i m howard kurtz and this is media buzz. howie: ahead, the media coverage of the trump team directing park police to clear protesters outside the white house one year
lading much to the shooting, and blaming the two parents for not doing more to stop their son. i suspect parents and everyone to have humanity, and to step in and stop a potential tragedy. later in the show, we re going to follow those new developments. we also have the latest on the omicron variant, now confirmed in six states, including nebraska recently, as lester gog one on one with rochelle walensky. shaq brewster is on the ground in michigan, and catherine schweit, who ran the fbi s program for mass shootings. let s start with you, the new charges. it s my understanding, shaq, they re on the docket, set to be arraigned at 4:00 eastern, right? so 60 minutes from now? reporter: that s the expectation. the one thing we re continues to watch are the charges against them. the last arraignment was with the 15-year-old suspect. when we heard him in court, we got the sense of the additional evidence against that suspect. we might hear more than we heard in that press conf
right now on andrea mitchell reports, the response teams works in baltimore after the bridge collapse. they are shifting from rescue to recovery as the city is mourning the loss of life. leaders assessing the economic impact of shutting down one of the nation s busiest ports. the consequences, the economic consequences, they cannot be overstated, and not just for the state of maryland. we are talking about what this means for the country. this is going to have enormous economic impact. it s the reason we are so focused on making sure we get this done right and get it done quickly. treasury secretary janet yellen joins me about the economic impact of the shutdown, as well as the effort to win over voters from the biden team. my conversation with the parents of evan gershkovich as they do everything they can to stay positive and hopeful a year after their son was jailed in russia. we are keeping ourselves optimistic. that s the best way we can cope with it. no pessimi
it s 10:00 a.m i m lindsey reiser at msnbc headquarters in new york we re following a lot of breaking news on this busy monday morning, including president biden assuring the country our financial system is safe amid heightened fears of a banking crisis after the collapse of both silicon valley bank and new york-based signature bank americans can rest assured that our banking system is safe. your deposits are safe let me also assure you we will not stop at this we ll do whatever is needed. the government is taking extraordinary new steps to ensure customers will have full access to their money, a major move by the treasury and the federal reserve to shore up the banking system and prevent the panic from spreading to other banks. plus, a promise no losses will be shouldered by taxpayers and officials will hold the people responsible fully accountable. more on this in moments and what you need to know about your money. plus, no-show. donald trump s lawyers say he wi
the officials in the coast town of half moon bay say seven people were injured and one killed. the suspected shooter, a 67-year-old man was arrested within hours, captured on this video surrendering to authorities. the mayor of the small town giving voice to the pain and shock folks are feeling there right now. i am in shock. it s horrible. how many people have to die? how many children have to be killed? how many children have to witness their parents being killed? hours later, police in oakland responded to a shooting that left one person dead and seven others injured. police describe it as a shooting between several people. meanwhile in southern california, the community of monterey park is still reeling from the saturday night shooting that left 11 people dead. this hero s struggle to disarm the gunman may have prevented more deaths. he spoke with lester holt about those harrowing moments. what did those eyes tell you? they told me he wanted to do harm, like he wa