have identified the man seen on a chilling surveillance video a a suspect in a the fatal stabbing of the ucla grad student. grade video shows him buying a et is 7-eleven just 30 minutes after her murder. how it shining a spotlight on violent crime in big cities across america. an update to a story we brought you last night from the planned rollout of 5g technology by verizon and at&t on wednesday causing major airlines to warn of a potential aviation crisis that could interfere with critical navigation systems at airports and on planes. we begin tonight with with the white house is calling a succes story, president biden s first full year in office the white house correspondent taking a closer look at that claim tonight for us. on the eve of his first full year in office, joe biden wants all americans to know is you just pointed out that yes, they will finally be able to order for free covid test kits for household. its covid test.gov. they re are also some members o his ow
painful moment for the city. i see these people every day. it s hurtful. at least 19 dead including 9 children. the worst apartment fire in new york in decades. we have the very latest for you. drama in the courts. novak djokovic wins his visa battle and can now remain in australia. now the ball is in the australian government s court. will they challenge it or back down? and trying talks. the u.s. and moscow meet this hour in a bid to de-escalate tensions as russian troops build up on ukraine s border. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with isa soares. welcome to the show, everyone. it is monday, january 10th. we are following the aftermath of a deadly apartment fire in new york city s bronx neighborhood. now at least 19 people are dead, and that includes 9 children. the fire commissioner says 32 people were also sent to hospitals with life threatening conditions. residents describe the horrifying experience. have a listen. usually we always h
as you see, it is a pretty unsettled outlook with some rain at times and still the potential for some wintry showers. that s all from me. bye for now. bringing us tomorrow. with me are the social commentatorjoanna jarjue and the lawyer and broadcaster andrew kidd. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the sunday telegraph reports that children will be in it s words forced back into masks in lessons as the government announces that schools will be kept open. the sunday express leads with a warning from an nhs chief to the prime minister that the next few days are crucial and that the health service is beyond full stretch now. the sunday times also reports on the problems facing the nhs, writing that one in ten staff is now off sick or isolating due to covid 19. the sunday people leads with claims that army officials want prince andrew to quit his nine military roles. so let s begin. nine military roles. joanna nine military roles. and andrew, welcome to both of joan
state of kentucky. the state may be the worst hit by the series of storms with at least 70 people feared dead. that number, though, could rise. here s how the governor of kentucky put it earlier today. this has been the most devastating tornado event in our state s history. and for those that have seen it, what it s done here in grace county and elsewhere, it is indescribable. the level of devastation is unlike anything i have ever seen. and then in illinois, because it s not just kentucky, we re awaiting an update from governor j.b. pritzker on the amazon facility in edwardsville after a tornado there collapsed a 100-foot section of wall, killing at least two people and injuring others. damage and devastation being seen across arkansas, missouri, tennessee, with multiple deaths being reported there and we aren t in the clear just yet, by the way. the severe weather risk is now significantly lower but for 12 million americans in the southeast region, there is still risk f