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after his partner was killed during a shooting over the weekend in harlem. we ve got the latest on the violent crime wave sweeping this country, and what lawmakers and law enforcement are doing about it. we start this morning s broadcast with president biden warning that a russian invasion of ukraine would quote change the world. this morning, he is weighing new steps to make sure that does not happen. on tuesday, biden says he s considering hitting vladimir putin himself with sanctions a move the kremlin says would effectively end relations between washington and moscow entirely. on the military side, the pentagon is in the process of identifying 8,500 u.s. troops that could be sent to europe. the united states has already sent its latest shipment of grenade launchers and anti-tank launchers to ukrainian forces. there is still hope that diplomacy can save the day. political advisers from russia, ukraine, germany, and france are meeting in paris. the first time russia a ....
the bills and chiefs thriller that became an instant classic that was decided in part by a coin flip. the question many fans are asking this morning, is it time to change the league s overtime rules? it s way too early for this. good morning. and welcome to way too early the show that always calls heads. i mon on this monday, january 24th, we start with the news. as tensions escalate between russia and ukraine, the u.s. state department is ordering all family members and staff of kiev to leave the area now, and citing quote, increased threat of russian military action. the state department says the security commissions, particularly along ukraine s borders are unpredictable and can deteriorate with little notice. it s also urging u.s. citizens and ukraine to leave, and asking not to travel to russia as fears increase as moscow may invade ukraine again. president biden is considering deploying several thousand u.s. troops and war ships to nato allies in the baltics ....
tonight. big tech censorship strikes again, youtube holds a music video that criticize biden s withdrawal from afghanistan youtube is saying sorry but is it too little too late? alicia: more than 300,000 chicago studentstudents won t se week in school as a fight between the city and the teachers union boils over the head of the teachers union is digging in claiming remote learning is a good option for kids. it s talking point, an idea, remote is bad. remote education as a tool teachers view remote education, not as good as in person but think about in the past chicago in the wintertime in the past if there s a blizzard to option old school during blizzard in which case you know most people are going to come is good to be dangerous to get there or you could cancel school, those the only two options. now we have a third option we can hold school remotely. alicia: chicago s public schools got $2.8 billion from the federal government to help schools reopen safely. the d ....
shoot to kill without warning. chaos in kazakhstan. security forces ordered to open fire. more of what we are learning from newly released cour t documents. january 8, we hope you are happy and healthy and we hope 2022 is good to you. how are you? greatful to start 2022 with you after a few weeks away. we start with growing concern as our nation s kids are battling the omicron variant. hospitalizations are averaging about 800 hospitalizations a day. the highest it has ever been. an 80% increase. look at that chart. states are asking hospitals to help with staffing shortages now. more staff calling out sick. with child health hitting these and more dispute of how in person learning has played out. reporter: a week of clashes and confrontations. chicago, the largest school district with classes in limbo due to a standoff. the union insisted on a virtual learning and push to keep schools open. we ve made significant progress but i want a deal done this weekend. ....
before the month s out. congressman adam schiff, a committee member explaining why pence s information could be critical for their inquiry. he would have, i think, very undoubtedly relevant testimony for us about that pressure campaign. no one would be in a better position to speak to it than he would. all of the efforts to get him to violate his constitutional duty, to count the votes and instead reject votes without basis as the chairman s indicated, we intend to extend that invitation fairly soon. let s hope that he s willing to do the right thing. the marking of one year since the attack on the capitol has sparked a fresh push on voting rights legislation. senate majority leader chuck schumer said the chamber will vote no later than the martin luther king jr. holiday on changing senate rules if republicans keep blocking voting rights legislation. earlier today, house majority whip james clyburn told msnbc how he thinks legislation can pass through congress. re ....