Want to say is this group of folks here are the epitome of resiliency and we re here with you. We re going to continue to be here with you. Again i want to thank the governor, and senator schumer and the mayor, just for the collaboration of resources that are going to be here in queens. We want to make sure that we re all here to make sure that this is done equitably and that these folks here that have been suffering so long suffer no more. Thank you. At this point, we ll take questions. But i also want to make a statement before we go on to questions. To the people who live on streets like these throughout the city of new york, i want them to know, a new administration, my administration, we don t govern by press conference. Yes we re here today to answer questions but i want to assure them it is not just about today, but it is what we do tomorrow and the next day and the next day. So you re going to see a different tone, a different era of collaboration and i served as a council memb
clelt about her new amazon show with love. this is american voices. thanks for sticking with us. i m alicia menendez. we begin this hour with january 6th and the crossroads of crime and punishment. day by day, the truth is coming out, trickles of potential criminal behavior at the top levels of the trump administration. the revelations largely made public by the committee investigating the capitol attack, and many at the center of that investigation doing all they can to duck accountability. but as we know, it s hard to outrun the rule of law. case in point, just this friday a florida man receiving the heftiest sentence. tied to the insurrection so far. robert palmer of tampa will serve five years in prison for assaulting police officers. with wooden planks and a fire extinguisher at the capitol. then there are the public figures suspected of helping organize the attempted coup like roger stone who face the 1/6 commission friday, pleaded the fifth to every question involv
shows to shut down. nfl games to be postponed. and have everybody worried about the holidays. we re going to answer your questions about what s going on. then there s new revelations about who s been testifying to the january 6th committee. we re going to have a live report on that. this, as the clock is ticking on a decision on the manhattan d.a. on whether to charge former president donald trump. plus, a tale of two very different trials. former police officer kim potter takes the stands in the killing of dwayne wright. while ghislaine maxwell decides he will not speak in her sex trafficking trial with jeffrey epstein. a white house official telling nbc news that the president spending the weekend in delaware will in fact deliver a speech next week to address the rising cases of the omicron variant here in the united states. nbc s josh lederman is in wilmington, delaware, covering this for us. josh, good to see you this afternoon. talk to us. what can we expect to hea
united states and the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. we begin with a multi-state tornado disaster as the tegt toll climbs and the search for the missing intensifies. our commrrespondents are coveri all sides of the story. brian todd is in mayfield. what are you seeing on the ground tonight? reporter: wolf, nearly three days after the tornadoes ripped through this area, there s still a very dynamic situation of salvage, search and rescue. you have crews moving heavy debris with a heavy shovel. over here you have devastation on almost every street corner of downtown mayfield as officials are assessing the damage in kentucky and seven other states tonight. rescuers race the clock, using cranes and search dogs as they pick through the debris of friday s tornadoes. mayfield, kentucky, was hit by the worst one. a path of destruction stretching perhaps 200 miles through kentucky and beyond. the worst tornado event in the history of our commonwealth.
power for a very long time. president biden is still insisting his massive stacks and spending plan will lower costs. it is insane state can spend trillions of dollars we don t. have inflation is real. it s alarming, it s going up, not down. running ahead of everyone is jefferson, touchdown. 52 yards to score. steve: 6:01 in the east. we start this hour with a fox news weather alert. president biden is left to survey the tornado damage left in the wake of devastating twisters that have left at least 88 souls dead. so we continue to pray for everyone in kentucky and the other states that are affected and particularly my heart goes out to the governor of kentucky who lost family himself. it s pretty rough stuff. the kentucky governor becoming very emotional on the loss of life at a preference. watch this. they are now up to 74 kentuckyens that we have lost. the age age range 5 months to 86 years. ainsley: more than 100 people remain missing. brian: osha investigat