seditious conspiracy. what the fbi says it uncovered, cracking encrypted apps. the oathpe lder allegedly telling followers, we aren t getting through this without a civil war. federal authorities say they had quick reaction force teams prepared to transport weapons to d.c. we are also tracking a major winter storm tonight. the midwest, then the south, and then up the east coast, right into the northeast. on alert for snow and ice. dangerous driving ahead. and several inches of snow in some places. ginger zee times this out. tonight, britain s prince andrew stripped of his military titles just hours after a u.s. federal judge said the sex assault lawsuit against him can move forward. what buckingham palace is now saying tonight. the voting rights showdown on capitol hill. democratic senator kyrsten sinema and her words, just an hour before the president arrived on the hill to meet with democrats. did she, along with senator joe manchin, halt the president s efforts to pr
where they re safest after being out of school for four days in a row, i m sure many students will be excited to get back into their classroom with teachers and peers and parents and guardians with breathe a much deserved sigh of relief. i know that there are hardships that people endured through this process. we ve got to make sure that we are understanding that and doing everything we can to support you to get over these difficult days. this most recent fight if you want to call it that that we ve been in is a fight for access to in person learning, learning far superior to the remote programming our students had to endure for far too long last year and let me remind you, when we were remote before we lost contact with 100,000 children. that s nearly one-third of our cps school population. a third. when we were remote before, parents and guardians lost their jobs because they had to monitor their child at home. no parent should be forced to make a choice to earn an income t
no one wins when our students are out of the place to learn the best and where they re safest after being out of school for four days in a row, i m sure many students will be excited to get back into their classroom with teachers and peers and parents and guardians can now breathe a much deserved sigh of relief. i know that there are hardships that people endured through this process. and we ve got to make sure that we are understanding that and doing everything we can to support you to get over these difficult days. this most recent fight, if you want to call it that, that we ve been in is a fight for access to in-person learning, learning that is far superior to the remote programming our students had to endure for far too long last year. and let me remind you, when we all were remote before, we lost contact with 100,000 children. that s nearly a third of our cps school population. a third. when we were all remote before, parents and guardians lost their jobs because they h
district attorney s office in georgia, is important stuff to put it mildly. that means they are in there, making their arguments about why he should not be criminally charged. yes, there s nothing that we can read, there s nothing that we can extrapolate directly. we can t say, this definitely means the investigation is at this, pointer that this is going to happen in the investigation, or this is not. but to the extent that the president s lawyers, have a lot to deal with right now given nine pending civil suits against him for january six. plus all the legal stuff that s happening with this business, all this stuff, for them to be taking in-person meetings, with this prosecutor s office, in december which is when we know at least one of these meetings happened. that is news, and it means that this might be a more concrete worry to them than we had previously understood. we will have neil conte all join us in a moment, i m going to hand him, that i m going to hand him yo
tonight. you are in the cnn newsroom. we begin this hour in new york, what s being called the city s deadliest fire in 30 years. 19 people were killed including five children. the fire broke out shortly before noon today in a bronx apartment building. authorities say a faulty space heater sparked the blaze which quickly spread throughout two floors. firefighters were on the scene within minutes and quickly launched rescues but an open door to the apartment where the fire started sent massive amounts of smoke pouring out into the stairways, leaving people unable to find their way out. cnn s polo sandoval has been on the scene for hours. polo, what are you learning right now based on what s transpired over the course of the last several hours? reporter: phil, a lot of people who live in that building are left wondering when they ll be allowed to go back inside. to give you a sense of how things developed earlier today, that fire was actually in a duplex apartment on the thi