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left open, and what happens in cases like that, it allows the smoke to spread in a rapid fashion. it appears as though many who were injured in this case was due to smoke inhalation. i spoke to a young man who was an uber driver. his loved ones were in the building, and he s seeking information, so i can only imagine the uncertainty that is really engulfing those who have families that are connected. but this tragedy s impact layers apart from each other. and we re going to try to get as much information as possible to all those who are seeking it. i want to get right to cnn s polo sandoval live at the scene. polo, just an awful situation. is there any word yet on what started this fire, how it spread so quickly through that large building? reporter: yeah, and not at this point, too, jim. that s going to obviously be part of the investigation. that s really going to be a big focus here. but just to get a sense of what happened here, that fire starting at one of th ....
sacred place democracy was attacked. one year later the president attempts to rally a nation. i will stand in this breach. i will defend this nation. i will allow no one to place a dagger at the throat of democracy. tonight what history will record, a full year since donald trump s failed coup. the fight to stop the slow motion insurrection in the states. what happens next in a country where one of the two major political parties is abandoning democracy. we re ashamed of nothing. seize the day. we are proud of the work we did on january 6th. special edition of all in starts right now. good evening. i m chris hayes. today is january 6th, 2022, the one-year anniversary of a violent mob storming the u.s. capitol in a deadly insurrection aimed at disrupting the peaceful transfer of power for really the first time in this country s history. on this date january 6th has taken on the sense of power and resonance in the cultural imagination in a way few dates ....
critics. actions we have taken thus far will not be our last. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of the january 6th insurrection. and tonight, on the eve of that violent day, there is still one major lingering question from donald trump s attempted coup. well, there are many, but this is the one i keep coming back to. we know now, it s quite established, after a year of reporting, that the former president and a small group of allies were deadly serious about overthrowing the results of a free and fair election. and we know that most of their schemes were both at once dangerous and absurd. there s still one remaining question, which is how close were they to succeeding? and this has been the subject of quite some debate. and contrary to some folks out there, sknr and i read a lot along these lines that the whole thing was preposterous, doomed to fail from the beginning. after the ridiculous la ....
will be patches of mist and fog around. what little rain there is will be pushing away over the next few days. as we look at the satellite picture, we have got a mild south westerly winds coming in ahead of the stick a band of cloud thatis ahead of the stick a band of cloud that is heading all the way across the atlantic towards northern parts of scotland. at the moment it is not moving very far, just sitting to the far north of scotland, patchy rain across western parts of scotland, many other areas of the uk will be dry, mild with south westerly winds, a peep of sunshine here and there but generally cloudy. overnight, the rain becoming light and patchy as it heads across western scotland into northern ireland, the far north west of england. across other parts of england, north wales, the midlands, mist and fog, temperatures down to 5 degrees. much milderfurther south across southern parts of england and wales, where it will stay grey and gloomy with some drizzle. out ....
tornadoes at the weekend. officials say at least 7a people have died. president trump s former chief of staff is facing a charge of criminal contempt of congress, for refusing to testify about the attack on the capitol in january. the new spider man film is on its way, with tom holland returning to spin those superhero webs. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. borisjohnson could face the biggest conservative backbench revolt since he entered downing street when mps vote on new covid rules for england. as many as 70 tory mps have indicated that they re prepared to vote against the uk government s plan b covid rules for tackling the omicron variant. the british prime minister has defended his plans as a proportionate response to the rising cases. mps are due to vote on a series of measures. new rules on facemasks which came into force last week. face coverings have become compulsory in most indoor settings, except for pubs and restaurants. ....