u. s. department of homeland security tells americans there is a heightened threat of terrorism in the country with domestic tensions. fueled by a conspiracy theories, spread online with international law from moscow, wherever you are. thanks for joining us this hour on. daniel hawkins, please to be with you for the rest of the russians. foreign minister says moscow's concerns expressed. the british counterpart lives truss fell on deaf ears. they met in moscow to discuss rising tensions over you crime. and you case threat to impose the toughest sanctions against moscow. ortiz donald quarter has the story. those julian, tim still, i am disappointed that we seem to have dialogues between a mutes and a deaf person. they seem to be listening, but don't hare. almost detailed explanations have fallen on rough ground. they say that russia is waiting for the soil to freeze and become like a stone so that tanks can pass safely into ukrainian territory. it seems that our british colleagues have the same soul to day, from which numerous factors that we cited have bounced few people, if any would call thu

u. s. department of homeland security has alerted americans that there is a heightened risk of domestic terrorism, fueled by conspiracy theories, and other misinformation spread online and inspiring unrest and potential acts of violence. the u. s. remains in a heightened threat environment, fueled by several factors, including an online environment filled with false or misleading narratives and conspiracy theories amplified by foreign and domestic threat actors. these threat actors seek to exacerbate societal friction to so discord and undermine public trust in government institutions to encourage unrest. the government says the main threat is from so called lone wolf extremists or small groups acting on ideological beliefs or personal grievances with potential targets being critical infrastructure in crowd crowded public areas. such sentiments are allegedly stirred up by misleading narratives about widespread election fraud and the coverage pandemic. and it seems it may also affect officials as a scandal or up to after republican congressmen. troy nails claimed that under cover please

u. s. department of homeland security has a noted americans. there is a hardened risk of domestic terrorism fuel by conspiracy theories on all the was information spot on line on exploring on rest on potential acts of audits. the u. s . remains in a heightened threat environment, fueled by several factors, including an online environment filled with false or misleading narratives and conspiracy theories amplified by foreign and domestic threat actors. these threat actors seek to exacerbate societal friction to so discord and undermine public trust in government institutions to encourage unrest. the government says the main friday from so called lone wolf extreme. i saw small roofs, oxen on, auto, logical belief or personal grievances with potential targets being critical infrastructure on crowded public areas such sentiments and actually stood up by misleading narratives about widespread election fraud and the code pandemic was, seems at my also effect officials the scandal wraps in off the republican congress when troy, nels claimed on the cove

freedom convoy in protest of covid-19 restrictions in canada is inspiring a potential convoy right here in the u. s. fox news . jonathan hunt tells us the department of homeland securityrning the protests could affect the super bowl. we are taking measures that are both seen and unseen, with final preparations underway for super bowl 56 the department of homelandecity, says a potential convoy of truckers might begin protests against covid-19 restrictions and mandates on super bowl sunday. you will, as always see and an increase in security presence, and there is a multitude of different agencies that will be assisting us from the federal, state and local government and from the region. the dhs says they've received reports that the convoy could begin in los angeles, but they're confident it will not disrupt the super bowl at sofi stadium, where security preps have long been underway. we're very mindful of those that would wish to disrupt this and we're very we're very attentive to ensuring that such an occasion does not occur. the potential convoy of truckers appears to be inspired by those in canada. which have prompted a state of emergency in ottawa and blocked to i

department of homeland security has issued a bulletin of heightened terrorism alert warning. and this is the proliferation of a false or misleading narratives which so discord or undermined public trust in u. s. government institutions. now d h s a warned against a threat. actors who want to exaggerate societal friction dish, so discord and undermine public trust and government institutions to encourage and rest and potentially inspire acts of violence. this bulletin, however, does have an expiration date of june 7th, but who exactly is d h s talking about? and what does this mean for the future of free speech? want to bring in been sworn investigative journalist about this. been, it has gone kind of under the radar. not many people have looked at this. that's why i knew that you and i needed to. i'm curious, as you read this bulletin, what do you think the goal of it is and who exactly? is it going to affect well yeah, i think that's going to affect anybody out there who wow, according to this bulletin, distrust the government and anyone who distrust their government or shares, ideas that might make others distrust their government, is considered a terrorist threat that the language is so o

u. s. could explore ways to train ukrainian forces remotely. the biden administration has pledged more than $650 million for defense and security. in the past year, the department of homelandurity has warned us businesses to prepare for possible cyber attacks. this is in retaliation to the economic sanctions imposed by president biden on russia. ktvu is elissa harrington tells us how digital attacks could play a role. in the russia ukraine conflict. the world has watched in horror at images of the conflict in ukraine, but cybersecurity experts warned the next attack could be much less visible. a widespread cyber attack once you unleash it, you have no control. unwary it can go. that's the problem. it can just go through the whole world because we are connected professor ahmad bin alpha at san jose state university, said the u. s is a target and it's important for the government and businesses to protect sensitive information for us here in the united states. the worry is about the infrastructure, napa pointed out the colonial pipeline ransomware attack as an example when russia linked hackers, affectively took down the largest field pipeline in the country. so far, there h