napier barracks a former military site in folks in kent now used as temporary accommodation for around 400 male asylum seekers has reached boiling point the men inside have taken to the streets surrounding the barracks in protest over grim conditions they are living in and painful uncertainty about their futures hunger strikes demonstrations even sleeping outside other last resort it is very cold some are protesting about the food some are protesting for transparency. they need news about how long we are going to stay in this part you know we have no idea of our future but we lost hope and we are desperate i have been here for 3 months and i feel really bad 14 people in one room people are breathing on each other there is no privacy the room is separated by a partition we have to share toilets and it only has to keep the cost for 28 people there are reports of a number of suicide attempts inside including one just days ago with victims being returned to the barracks shortly after. one being so. from the group. you followed. us we thought and they turned him back now. in his role ready.

may claim it's offering a decent standard of support but the warning signs have been there since napier opened its doors and without any political will to effect change it seems that for these men the situation will only get worse shouted at woodstock's day r t u k. despite the condemnation there are plans to extend the nother prison star camp in the south of the country ministers will add prefabricated housing to the yells wood facility to hold up to $200.00 migrants but experts warn the government's whole attitude to refugees at that site is wrong our concern with yarl's wood specifically is also the fact that. it's on the sites of an immigration removal center now this is very important for individuals who have. left their home countries possibly suffered an awful detention in their home countries to maybe victims of trafficking on the way over to put them in a place where they feel as if they are being treated the same as people who are being detained in order to remove them from this country let's change the very damaging the home office has accommodation all over the country they

may claim it's offering a decent standard of support but the warning signs have been there since napier opened its doors and without any political will to effect change it seems that for these men the situation will only get worse shouted at woodstock r.t. u.k. despite the condemnation there are plans to extend another prison staff facility in england minister as well and prefabricated housing to the yarl's wood center to hold up to 200 migrants a former vice chairman of the european council on refugees and exiles says the government does have other options. there are a large number of hotels which of course at the moment are vacant a number of tourists are very diminished because of the lockdown as a result of the pandemic and so this accommodation is available and in fact the home office has contract it with some hotel operators to provide accommodation this way and frankly they need to do more of providing that kind of reasonable standard of accommodation hoteliers now are desperate to have their rooms occupied in any way they can and so they are prepared to take far lower prices tha

may claim it's offering a decent standard of support but the warning signs have been there since napier opened its doors and without any political will to effect. change it seems that for these men the situation will only get worse shadi added stash r t u k. m a don't certainty about how long europe's covert pandemic will last greece no thinks it may have a solution to get tourists flocking to its resorts again the prime minister wants the e.u. to urgently agree a way for vaccinated travellers to freely cross borders. it is legit to adopt a common understanding about how vaccination certificates should be structured so they can be accepted in all member states covert passports that are being suggested by the states to the danish health ministry is working on a certificate for vaccinated travelers and airlines stranded on to the idea as well case in point a survey for australia's quantas shows that 9 to 10 people would get a not collated so they could travel again but more than half a year talks around the world's 1st we said the so far failed to agree across borders deal critics want to

money main street needs but is it enough here is cnbc's kate rogers >> reporter: curtis and jessica napierl like they're drowning >> we're hoping and praying we get this loan. >> or grant, or anything >> just whatever we can to help us get above water we're sinking and our nose is the only thing sticking up out of the water >> reporter: the owner of this printing and design business are looking for a financial lifeline they had to let two workers go after missing out on aid from the paycheck protection program or ppp last year they're applying for another loan with a new round this week. >> we're going to focus on small businesses, on main street >> reporter: small business advocates are cheering president-elect biden's targeted proposal for additional small business aid biden calling for $15 billion in small business grants and another $35 billion in main street financing to keep aiding small businesses once the ppp ends in march. seeking to help smaller and underserved companies. but as covid cases surge, restrictions mount, and the economy continues to struggle. it remains to be seen if

we thought we lost out >> the napiers are celebrating three years in business toads.e to stay afloat with a new website, digital logos, deliveries and more while advocates are cheering biden's proposal, they're questioning the $15 hyka in anybody mum wage >> kate rogers, thank you. i'm shepard smith. on c cnbc. it's the bottom of the snowshower states from california to connecticut are ramping up security with president-elect biden's inauguration five days away the fbi warning about armed protests planned for all 50 states and the texas department of public safety announced it will shut down the state capitol after it uncovered what authorities called new evidence about violent extremists the closure starts tomorrow and continues through up august race day. local reporting from our local affiliate in austin, john engle live outside the state capitol john >> shep, the significance of this decision can't be understated. in a state that so values its public access to that building in a state where a licensed texan can carry a gun concealed or openly in the texas capitol

oh like many who've been here at napier barracks for months denied access to legal assistance and with no idea how long their claims for asylum might take a combination is derelict there's little access to medical or mental health care one nurse for 400 people there been suicide attempts and hunger strikes in protest at the way they're being treated and it's alleged that staff from the private company appointed by the government to manage this and other facilities like it warned the refugees that if they speak out in any way they'll risk jeopardizing their asylum claims they've got 4 principles of schools aerospace engineers barbers. internationally recognized chefs and athletes and chip chip to find yourself somewhere like this surrounded by barbed wire fencing when you think this this is the country that you are going to to make your life and contribute to society but this society is putting you in a camp like this and leaving you there any invite with no answer to your asylum claim they came hoping for something better they can't have imagined this i don't know how al-jazeera can't.

. >> reporter: in pasco county, florida health department official mike napier says nearly 200 peoplewed up at official vaccination sites with fake tickets. >> they were very frustrated and thought they had their golden ticket, if you would, to get their vaccine and we had to turn them away. >> reporter: the problem, some counties do use eventbrite to organize legitimate vaccination appointments. 65-year-old retired nurse meg bourbonier immediately reported one to her county health department. >> i was really angry because people have been trying to take advantage of older adults who are especially vulnerable. >> reporter: eventbrite tells nbc news "any unofficial eventual listings are likely a result of user error but a team is looking into the suspected fraud cases and anyone charged was refunded." if you sense it may be a scam, what should you do? >> delete the e-mail. don't click on the link. hang up the phone. it is that simple. >> reporter: hhs also recommends always begin your vaccine search on your county health department's official website. and remember, you should never pay

there was a seattle sonics nba play-by-play announcer, grant napier.e in may on twitter, all he wrote was "all lives matter, every single one." he got fired just for putting out that sentiment that i think we all could agree with. if we saw this last year. forget the siege. way back when we saw cancel culture really taking off and now you see people emboldened when it's going to get really dangerous, even if you say you're a trump supporter and you say it on social media, you would probably lose her job over that if an employer deems that too offensive. >> kennedy: mollie, if amazon really had an issue with parler and i think it's fair to say to this platform, you have to somehow self policing have a system of moderation and move forward. they were given no warning. what do you think that does for their lawsuit against amazon and does parler survive it? >> mollie: i think we should be very suspicious of everything that these big tech oligarchs are claiming about why they're shutting people down. the russian dissident electing of all he said he knows th

an update on that why i was telling you about at napier barracks in folkestone.nd this weather front so patchy rain, mitre of the higher ground but equally sunshine. ii or 12 degrees across the extreme south, not as smart as it was yesterday, colder further north. colder air across the north drift southwards overnight, the night, a few wintry showers in the night, a few wintry showers in the north—east of scotland, risk advice here comes the area of low pressure pushing that band of rain slowly northwards, increasingly turning to snow over the higher ground, but here not quite as cold at night. full saturday, very wet weather affecting the south—west quadrant, snow, some of the heavy across the mid and north wales, drifting in the strong wind and sleet and snow develops in the midlands, perhaps into the south—east with wet snow down to lower levels of 12, on the far south—west it will remain as is, colder elsewhere and right across the north. the area of low pressure clears away on saturday night, cold with the risk of frost and ice, a new area of low pressure wi

oh like many who've been here at napier barracks for months denied access to legal assistance and with no idea how long their claims for asylum might take a combination is derelict there's little access to medical or mental health care one nurse for 400 people there been suicide attempts and hunger strikes in protest at the way they're being treated and it's alleged that staff from the private company appointed by the government to manage this and other facilities like it over want the refugees that if they speak out in any way they'll risk jeopardizing their asylum claims they've got 4 principles of schools aerospace engineers barbers. internationally recognised chefs and athletes and chip chip chip find yourself somewhere like this surrounded by barbed wire fencing when you think this this is the country that you are going to to make your life and contribute to society but this society is putting you in a camp like this and leaving you there any unveil with no answer to your asylum claim they came hoping for something better they can't have imagined this i don't know how al-jazeera c

they spent there's been a large fire and disturbance at napier barracks in folkestone, where hundredsid—19. let's get the latest from our correspondent simonjones. bring from our correspondent simonjones. us up—to—da�* situation. bring us up—to—date with the situation. aha, bring us up-to-date with the situation-— bring us up-to-date with the situation. �* , . , bring us up-to-date with the situation. , . ., situation. a disturbance broke out around two _ situation. a disturbance broke out around two o'clock— situation. a disturbance broke out around two o'clock this _ situation. a disturbance broke out around two o'clock this afternoon. we are told that some of the asylum—seekers inside the barracks which houses around 400 people started pushing over chairs and tables and then a fire was started in one of the accommodation blocks. that prompted a huge response from the emergency services and they remain here tonight and a big police presence and also firefighters who saved the fire is not under control but they are still damping down in the hot spots. over the past few weeks tensions