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Has seen in decades. as this high—rise building in the bronx went up in flames, no part was spared. firefighters arrived within three minutes after a blaze broke out in a duplex apartment. crews found victims on each floor, some in cardiac and respiratory arrest. in those terrifying moments, residents were rescued from their windows and in smoke—filled hallways. i had to grab my dogs and one got stuck on the steps and then i had to let the firemen come past because he had a kid with no shoes...

Speak. so the thing about firing firefighters as opposed of firing chief diversity officers is we actually need firemen or buildings burn and people die. is the city worried they wont have an effective fire department if they keep this up? do they care? i think many do care, but a lot in the leadership are afraid to stand up and say so for career enhancement threat of losing the career. the biggest part is the mayor came up and stated that mpd, which is the police department can afford to lose 2...

>> timothy mcveigh believed that he was gonna cause people to rise up and rebel against their government. this was gonna be the start of the revolution. and what happened was the total opposite. you saw a community in total support of its law enforcement, of its firemen, of its government. it shows that when we put our hearts and our minds together, we can make something good happen out of something terrible. >> reporter: but resilience alone cant protect against every threat. events continue to...

For about three hours. a lot of first responders on this street. three nurses, couple of state troopers. couple of boston firemen. so weve got to try to help them out. because theyre at work helping other people. >> and alex, you probably noticed is sun is out so its helping to melt some of this snow. the temperature is still pretty cold out here and of course, there is that gust that comes right as i just said that. its in the teens right now and this chill is expected to last. so the snow will...

They are closing down hospital road while the exhausted hospital workers are carrying on treating covid patients. >> anyone who tries to disrupt firemen, ambulance or police will be subject to strict enforcement. >> reporter: and yet, they are warning that this is now resembling an occupation. with no quick or easy end. paula newton, cnn, ottawa. coming up, amazon founder jeff bezos in a super yacht that is so big he wants dutch to assemble a bridge just so he can pass through. money right. �...

Effective. omicron really the effectiveness is quite low. secondly, this whole need to flatten the curve has largely disappeared. we know the percent capacity of icu beds is basically within the sort of normal range that we saw before the pandemic. you have falling covid hospitalizations in all 50 states. and with the exception of a few local hospitals, they are neither at capacity nor even close it -- and finally, you know, it doesnt make a whole lot of sense to impose mandates in a population ...

Theres not a car on the street. the only sound you can hear thuds in the distance. you can hear the church bells still every hour and you can also hear, well, yes the church bells. we heard air raid sirens as we were arriving. there was no air strike following the sirens. every one here on a high state of alert. we saw a convoy that looked like it had been struck by the air. we saw one dead ukrainian soldier. firemen were still trying to put out the blaze because a fuel truck was part of this sm...

>> to all people who know the word chernobyl who know how much grief the eg explosion of the nuclear power plant brought it was a global catastrophe. russia wants to repeat this six times more. >> our fox news at night team of reporters has all the angles covered here and at home and in ukraine and that is where we begin with benjamin hall live in kyiv. good morning, benjamin. >> good morning, shannon. this news that has broken out in this nuclear facility is truly worrying. of all the things th...

How the police force, how the fire brigade, how all the different firemen, how a whole host of volunteers are helping people. what we are hearing about is people opening up their doors and homes, offering places for people to stay the night, people to rest, people to sleep. whats really staggering is there are no large campus. there are places where people can just rest for a night or so but there are no large camps. homes are being opened up large camps. homes are being opened up so these peopl...

This is run by the polish government. government officials are here. the aid at other sites is much more loosely organized, but here, you see police, firemen, a members of the polish army helping guide people to where they need to go next. they are bringing people from buses. inside, theres 2,000 cots where people can stay, get warm, sleep for a minute. there is food. theres free wi-fi, places to charge your phone. and then they are arranging transports to other cities in poland or even to other...