arthel: these warnings about the rise in cyber attacks is one of three big stories we are following this hour. the increasing reports of unruly airline passengers taking to a terrifying new level as a flight attendant and passengers try to stop the man or if they do stop him, thank goodness, trying to force his way into the cockpit midflight. fox news exclusive captures migrants trying to cross into the u.s. during a violent thunderstorm as the search at the southern border continues. texas government declares disaster in his state that first, fbi director chris is comparing the current state of cyber attacks on the u.s. to the challenge of trying to prevent 9/11. this is after a ransom with half the targeted major meatpacking company and crucial gas pipelines. pressure is building on the biden administration to take action. live with more on all of this. charles. reporter: the biden administration sent out an open memo to u.s. companies warning them to step up cyber security
drifters or the charltons or submitting to hyperbole or fear. for example, tonight we ll hear from ian prior leading the fight against the toxic and destructive critical race theory infiltrating our nation s schools and how you can hold teachers and administrators accountable to make sure students are being taught serious academics instead of being indoctrinated with far leftist idealogiology that has are anything but diverse. the lockdowns from last year isn t just about reopening businesses or hanging on any little word from pub health bureaucrats to tell us what to do, it s actually about restoring the dignity of day-to-day life and having the capacity to do what s best for you and your family without constant nagging, interference from bureaucrats who tell you what to do or who simply don t want to return to their boring, anonymous desk job, because, remember, you re in charge of your own life, not bureaucrats, not washington and certainly not the rage-filled cancel cultu
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keep surfacing in charging documents for the rioters? then racism is real in america, and it has always been. xenophobia is real in america, and always has been. sexism too. a solemn day in georgia as we learn more about the victims of the attack on three asian spas. plus in our culture today, there s a desire it seems to cancel history, cancel culture. the fight to keep a confederate war criminal and founder of the kkk in the tennessee statehouse. and the fight against covid stalls, even as vaccinations soar. dr. fauci joins me live on what we need to do to stop a fourth wave, when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. some fascinating, revealing new federal filings unsealed today that shed new light on the january 6 insurrection. two and a half months after a mob guided by donald trump, in fact invited to the capitol and violently attacked the u.s. capitol, it s becoming more and more clear for many of the insurrectionists thi
since the military takeover. six cases of the brazilian variant of coronavirus are found in the uk for the first time. local testing is being stepped up in response. we are concerned that this may have interest transmissibility, may lead to more infections and we don t yet know the vaccine effect, and so really want to prevent the spread in the uk population. and the stars stay home for hollywood s virtual golden globes ceremony mank, nomadland and promising young woman are among this year s frontrunners. hello and a warm welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. do stay with me as we look at the main stories. we start in the us, where in the past couple of hours donald trump has made his first public appearance since leaving the white house last month. mr trump told a conference of conservative supporters that the journey, begun four years ago when he became president, was far from over , but he added that he wouldn t be starting his own party. from orland