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this is cnn newsroom. with max foster. >> it is 9:00 a.m. in london. u.s. investigators say the missing part of the alaska airlines plane that blew off mid-flight has been found. >> it's remarkable. a schoolteacher contacted them after he found it in his backyard on sunday. investigators had been searching for the plug since it blew off the aircraft friday while the plane was at an altitude of 16,000 feet. >> the video you see now, you can see those investigators from the national transportation safety board inside the plane itself piecing together what happened on the flight. one thing they learned is the cockpit voice recorder was overwritten. there was nothing on it. >> communication is key.

why? because the flight crew on the flight deck do not have situational awareness to what is going on in the back. they need to know what's going on in the cabin, so a that communication needs to occur. they have to know how quickly they need to land. if that communication is not recorded, that is unfortunately a loss for us. and a loss for faa and a loss for safety, because that information is key. not just for the investigation, but for improving aviation safety. so i'm going to call on the faa to change the rule making. you have a notice of rule making out now we are making comments to that rule making. we are calling for 25 hour cvrs in not just new aircraft, but retrofitting aircraft. if faa won't do it, i hope

congress will take action in the faa reauthorization bill to ensure that it does. >> parts of the plane have been taken into the lab for further analysis. >> according to investigators, there's no structural damage to the plane, but several rows of seats were damaged. >> in the wake of the alaska airlines incident, some companies are temporaryly suspending the use of their boeing max 9 jets. there are 215 such planes operating worldwide. >> in the u.s., they have grounded their fleets for inspection. international companies have also. a spokesman said the boeing 373 max jet in its fleet don't use the same configuration and aren't affected. jeffrey thomas, editor in chief of airline ratings feels the door plug could be crucial for investigators. >> here's what he told cnn

earlier about what comes. >> i'll be looking for damage the to the door. where it was attached to the fuselage lodge, and the frame there, is and there maybe a part that's failed for several parts that have failed. this is key. there's also the aircraft itself and they would have been examining what was left of the door frame where the door panel was. so the two together will piece together the situation and highlight where the problem occurred. >> according to alaska airlines in the days before the incident, pie the lots had filed several reports of warning lights indicating a loss of cabin pressure. what more are you learning about that and what does it tell you? should the plane have been grounded at that junction?

>> yes, i have heard those reports of depressurization issues. which would certainly indicate a problem, a leak of some kind, something not quite right. but mind you, all those doors on the 737 and on every aircraft have warning lights to say whether they are closed or not. and that pilots would never take off with a door that was not properly closed. there seems to be some sort of problem with the door, with the leakages, with the warning systems, and i'm sure we're going to find that it is simply a part issue, a faulty part, and that may a apply to several other aircraft as well. but that's where i think this is going to lead. >> just one week left until the

iowa caucuses. the state will hold the first in the nation event with voters coming together in settings to express their preferences in the republican candidate. those candidates have been hitting iowa hard, even donald trump could be seen as an insurmountable double-digit lead over his closest competitors. he says losing iowa does not mean he's out of the race according to ron desantis. >> this is a long process. we're doing really well in iowa. i kind of like being underestimated. i hope people say that. we're going to do well in iowa. but we're also going to be competing in all these other states. >> the former president took an uncharacteristic jab at nikki haley. right now, she's having the most momentum, but she says she's not taking the bait. >> ron desantis andhill hale and the rest of of the pack never do what it takes to secure the

border because they are owned by big money wall street. people who fund nikki haley and ron aren't working for your interests. they are working for the interests of other nations and themselves. so are those two. nikki would sell you out just like she sold me out. >> president trump has been on a temper tantrum every day about me talking about things, and everything he's saying is not true. anti-trumpers don't think i hate him enough. pro trumpers don't think i love him enough. i call it like i see it. this is not personal for me. >> but iowa isn't the only thing demanding trump's attention. >> several of the court cases in which he's involved have key dates this week, include ing a federal appeals court in washington holding a hearing tuesday on whether he has presidential immunity in the federal election subversion case. the director of the center for

politics says even though the polls look one way, the results from the iowa caucus could be surprising. but ultimately, he says next week will determine who stands the greatest chance of challenging donald trump. >> we have all learned to be suspicious of polling in the last five or six years. having said that, the reliable ones in ohio all seem to be pointing to a substantial trump victory. occasionally, you have a surprising upset in iowa. we have had a number of times. candidates who were way behind to begin with end up narrowly winning or winning by a point or two or three. i don't think that will happen this year. most of the focus seems to be on which candidate gets second place in iowa. will it be former south carolina governor nikki haley or will it be governor desantis of florida.

i don't know it matters that much. i suppose if nikki haley ended up getting second place, it would make it much more difficult for desantis to come back in another state. because desantis has put so much time and effort and money into iowa that i think he would be hard pressed to show much in new hampshire, where nikki haley is already doing very well and is in second place. >> congressional leaders announced a spending deal for government funding in 2024. president biden welcome d the news on sunday saying it's a a step toward overting a government shutdown later this month. it calls for $1.6 trillion in spend issing. >> the deal does not eliminate the threat of a shutdown altogether. lawmakers need to meet two deadlines and approve bills to keep the government running. >> they say the statement that it moves the country one step closer to preventing a

government shutdown. but real questions remain whether lawmakers will be a able to pass pieces of legislation before january 19th,s which that first deadline. this was struck by mike johnson and chuck schumer. the two men agreeing on a $1.59 trillion topline spending level that includes $886 billion for defense spending and $704 billion for non-defense spe spending. there's $70 billion that could be allocated that was part of a side deal struck by president biden and then kevin mccarthy last spring. these overall figureses tracked very closely to the agreement reached when they came to that debt limit deal last year. a deal that rangeled a lot of house republicans. already there's been opposition expressed to the latest deal struck by leaders. the house freedom caucus expressing frustration with the

figures that are included that it does not include more spending cuts. they said in a post it was a total failure. there's also some concerns that conservatives could use this deadline as leverage to try to force more strict immigration and border policy changes. there's also real questions about whether lawmakers will be able to have the time to write these pieces of legislation, allocate the funding and get these bills passed with the first deadline on january 19th and a second deadline on february 2nd. president biden in his statement said, quote, congressional republicans must do their job, stop threating to shut down the government and fulfill the responsibility to fund domestic and national security priorities, including my supplemental request. it's time for them to act. the reference for the request is still up for debate right now up in the senate and in the house. senate negotiators have been working to try to see if they can reach an agreement on border

policy changes. that's something that people have been stressing for before they pass aid for israel and ukraine. these are two issues running on separate tracks, but it really speaks to some of the challenges facing lawmakers in the coming weeks as they are trying to overt that deadline by january 19th. arlette saenz, cnn, delaware. there's a growing outcry of undies closed hospital stay with some republicans calling it unacceptable and shong ing. the pentagon says the defense secretary says he's still in hospital but they don't know when he will be released. >> this comes after revelations this president biden and senior leaders were kept in the dark about usa ten's whereabouts until thursday, three days after he check into hospital following complications from an elective surgery. he later issued a statement saying he could have done a better job of notifying the public. an official says biden has complete confidence in secretary

austin and is looking for forward to him being back in the pentagon. nearly 70 million people across the gulf coast and southeast are at risk for severe weather this week. according to the nation's storm prediction center, tornadoes, damaging wind, flooding and rain could be on the way to those areas monday and tuesday. >> just days after the season's first big winter storm, another storm is expected to trek from the southwest to the northeast this week. it could deliver heavy snow, blizzard conditions, strong winds and potential tornadoes along with the possibility of serious floding. >> polo sandoval is in connecticut with a look at the storm's aftermath. >> as forecasters predicted, the storm dumped some of the highest snow totals we have seen throughout the northeast in awhile. in light of several cities reporting that the least snowiest year on record, many

people were looking forward to this system here. here in connecticut, the staut's capitol, as you can see, a little over 10 inches of snow fell since saturday night. now that the storm is making its way out of the region, some people are starting to head out. because of the timing of this storm, transportation officials told us that provided them the upper hand in terms keeping those plows on the road. there are pieces of equipment that have been stored away was reported here a little under a year ago. >> most people will be off the roads including the commercial traffic, so it's going to give us our space we need to do our job. the fewer people on the road, the easier it is to clear the roads. >> reporter: one of the biggest impacts was for flights. about 20% of their flights this weekend were cancelled. another 20% were delayed. officials there saying they continued with snow removal operations, but as you can

imagine, some parts of the hudson valley experiencing over a foot of snow. airports there fairly minimal impact. preside back a high stakes t the middle east. secretary of state antony blinken is in the region speaking with top officials a amid the ongoing war in gaza. we'll have a live report. plus reign ukraine says the ground attacks in recent weeks and there are no signs of moscow slowing down.

america's top diplomat is set to meet with israeli officials this week as israel's war its its fourth month. >> secretary of state antony blinken is in abu dhabi. tensions in the middle east flare. he says one key focus of the talks in the region is a wideer conflict from erupting. melissa bell is following all the developments for us. this follows a series of instance where reports were done week. >> that's right.

these words from secretary of state antony blinken we heard before, it is husband fourth visit in three months to the region, with that message always of calls for deetscalation and fear this is conflict could spread further. but this time in the context where in reality, there has been an increase in tensions around the region, we're look at what's been happening in the red sea. the houthi rebels and attacks on commercial vessels there, the inn creased attacks from iraq, but the most significantly, the assassination of a top official who was killed in a targeted bomb figure beirut, the first attack on the lebanese c capita since e the e war by i israel. thatat has led to what bewe hav seen ovever the coururse of the weekend.d. just thehe initial r response f

hezbollah, that led to that attack on one military base inside israel on saturday night. the fears that this could spsprd furtheher, the fears alslso o specififically of a second f fr for the idf to the north, and d this time with hezbollah, which all sides, both israeli and american, would be a much more formidable enemy than hamas for israel all of these fears are very much the forefront of minds as secretary of state antony blinken carries out this tour. and we will see him election in israel. this is what he had to say before leaving qatar. >> this is a conflict that could easily metastasized causing more insecurity and suffering. so from day one, among other priorities, we have been intensely focused on working to prevent the conflict from spreading. >> the fear is, though, that the

already wheels are in motion that a further escalation of violence on the northern front appears now difficult to avoid. still, that's very much going to be the message of antony blinken, that it must be avoided. also urging caution to israelis and restraint in their war in the gaza strip. we have heard over the course of the last few days that change the announcement of the third phase which will be a continued aim to secure the northern parts of the gaza strip and the continued effort to seek out hamas and in the context still of a terrible humanitarian situation and spiraling civilian loss. >> melissa bell, thank you. japan's foreign minister has made a surprising visit to ukraine meeting the president on sunday. he says tokyo is determined to keep supporting ukraine and he

announced new deliveries of defense equipment. >> he thanked japan calling the country a very important and strong partner. but he also stressed the europe's continued aid speaking remotely at a conference in sweden. >> to create the defense of freedom, europe needs joint weapons production. >> russian president vladimir putin celebrate d the orthodox christmas on sunday. a day after strikes pounded an eastern ukraine town. >> they are among the latest in ramped up i attacks by russia as fp fp reports. >> reporter: as the new year begins, russia's assault on ukraine continues. at least 11 civilians, including 5 children, killed by missile strikes around the east of the country, authorities say. the buildings they were in r

reduced to nothing more than rubble. two houses have been destroyed to the ground, this official says. 134 private houses and 15 apartment buildings have been damaged. search operations are ongoing. ukraine says russia has stepped. attacks in the air and on the ground killing 120 civilians and wounding almost 500 more since december 29th, according to the u.n. the u.s. claims russia has even used missiles procured from north korea to attack kharkiv in northeastern ukraine. moscow hasn't commented so far, and authorities investigating say they haven't come to a final conclusion about the missile's origin. most likely, this missile was either supplied by north korea or was produced recently useing blueprints and technology supplied by russia to third countries or to north korea, this official says. russian president vladimir putin

celebrating orthodox christmas as he escalates his assault against ukraine. meeting with families of russian soldiers killed on the battlefield and vowing to support the loved ones of all those he sends to the war zone. you no that many of our men are courageous guys, russian wa warriors, even now on this holiday defend the interest of our country with arms in hand. i want to assure you we will always have your back. but kyiv says the russian army is suffering catastrophic losses as it try tries to push forward in several sectors along the front lines. ukraine's ground forces releasing this video purporting to show russian troops retreating after losing several tanks and armored vehicles in a failed assault. cnn cannot independently verify the date and location of the video yo. an angry ukrainian president condemning putin's renewed on slot. >> we should try to bring

ukraine to its knees with airstrikes, live scale detects special combined attacks aimed at overloading our air defense and striking critical infrastructure. >> reporter: russia's leadership shows no signs of backing off in what could be another year of tough protracted warfare. just ahead, migrant crossings are surging. we'll have the latest updates on the crisis after a short break. is and some officials are facing consequences after insult issing the prime minister. we'll have live report, just ahead.

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ron desantis and nikki haley have beening up attacks on donald trump as they try to win over voters. homeland security secretary is expected to visit the border in the coming hours. his trip to texas is being called a, quote, operational visit on border enforcement efforts. raphael romo has the details on the migrant crisis. >> reporter: it was a year ago monday that president biden went to the southern border with his homeland security secretary by his side. at the time, the administration was talking about $600 million in funding for border infrastructure. and an increase of 100 agents after a migrant surge. the department of of homeland security call this is an operational visit regarding boarder enforcement efforts. they will meet with protection percsonnel, including border patrol leadership as well as local officials. as divided as republicans and

democrats are when it comes to immigration, something most agree on is urgent measures are needed to address the situation at the border. that's what a local sheriff told me just before christmas. that's also what denver mayor michael johnson, also a democrat, said sunday. >> we have folks that arrive in denver and their court dates are 2029 because the courts are backlogged. if you can do that at the bo border, decide who has a vl id claim and send them to cities with work authorization, we could put them to work and solve this. >> meanwhile, mexican and u.s. officials are planning to meet in washington to discuss curbing the influx of migrants into the u.s. high levels visited mexico city including secretary of state antony blinken. both the democrats and republicans seem to realize that the border crisis is a problem

that needs to be addressed immediately and some members of congress are taking steps to come up with an agreement with that goal. there's no agreement yet, but this issue is tied with a larger supplemental package that would include funding for ukraine and israel. the package the president would very much like to deliver to those countries. in an interview with fox news on sunday, texas governor greg abbott said he's confident his state will prevail against a lawsuit filed by the biden administration, which is trying to stop a new law that makes it a state crime in texas to enter the state illegally. the federal government is not enforcing immigration law. the state is obligated to do so. this is who how abbott explained it. >> the law prohibits the allowance of. for years they have to go to court, the biden administration simply is not enforcing that.

they must hold the biden administration responsible to deny them the ability to have calf and release. >> last month white house press secretary told reporters the law will not make the communities in texas safer. civil rights organizations fear it will lead to racial the profiling in a state where la tee knows are about 40% of the population. cnn, atlanta. a group of house republicans are planning to advance an effort to impeach the homeland security secretary. >> they claim he's failed in his duty to secure the southern border. manu raju has more. . >> house reallies are planning a push to impeach hum in the next few weeks, potentially the first quarter of this year. we are hearing that house republicans are growing increasingly confident that they

can have the votes to actually impeach mayor cass. they did not know what they believe were a policy dispute. it's a charge that's not been levelled since 1876. only one other time in history. that was the is secretary of war back then. and mayorkas could be the second because of house republicans are going after what's considered a crisis at the southern border. this uptick in migrants crossing the border and what republicans believe is mayorkas' failure to deal with it. what has shifted is a view of republicans. they say they are open to the idea of impeaching mayorkas. they are fully on board. a fresh mab who told him they should be impeached, but there's

still a very sennarrow margin f speaker johnson to get this through. johnson will have to contend with a very narrow majority that it's getting slimmer with his top deputy going to be out for health the reasons. he will have to limit his defectors, but only one vote if it comes down to it. one republican told us that he believes going down this path could be a dangerous precedent. he's not opposed to impeaching mayorkas, but vote counting will be essential. the homeland security department is pushing back saying the majority is wasting valuable time in going after mayorkas. they point to what he has done at the border. they say impeaching him is simply out of bounds. it does not line up with what was happening on the border. but the house dprks o p controls the majority. immigration has become a dwabing issue. one issue that is unifying republicans, which is why many

of them believe it's more likely now that mayorkas would get impeached than joe biden. they have not seen the evidence to suggest that joe biden committed a crime while in office, so that issue is continuing to i play out. the investigation into biden, but the chairman of the house homeland security committee tells us he expects a hand ful f hearings. that potentially an impeachment vote in his committee bypassing the judiciary committee. that's the plan at the moment. will had they have the votes to get there? that's the big focus for house republicans as they return to washington. manu raju, cnn, washington. the spanish coast guard rescued 130 migrants over the weekend. at least 50 others made it to shore on their own. >> one of the men was floating in a truck tire. he started his journey with a friend who died along the way. spain's interior ministry says

57,000 migrants entered the country illegally, the most since 2018. three officials have reportedly been suspended in the middle east. they called him a clown, terrorist, and a puppet of israel. we have more live from new delhi. i was under the broad impression that they had a close relationship. what happened here. >> india is the closest nation to the maldives. also that most of the tourests were from india. that's the huest number of t tourists they have seen in 2023. india was right on top of that list. then russia and chinese

nationals after that. but coming back to your question, they are strategic allies. the predecessor to the incumbent was very close to the indian government. and his poll the sit was there first. that changed in october when the incumbent for him part of his campaign was to move away from the india first policy. he's in china and in a state visit, which has been watched closely as well. they post ed pictures and video of his trip to the indian islands off the southwest coast. and many saw it as his way of promoting local tourism. this perhaps with some of the people you mentioned at the top of the discussion who took to social media and a made very extreme comments against the indian prime minister. what we know from an official at

india's foreign ministry is they have taken this up with the maldives and they have condemned the comments made against the indian prime minister. what we need to understand here is also that this place that we're talking about has a population of just about half a million people. but the strategyic location is the difference. it's an important part of the indian ocean. listen in. >> i would argue that south asia has become one of the biggest battlegrounds for excompetition. maldives is right in the middle of that. they have been the most external player in the maldives, but things have changed in recent years. >> there's been a statement from

the government as well where they have said they are aware of the remarks, and they have distanced themselves from those three suspended officials. though there are a lot of people from india and beyond who are asking for them to be for now. back to you. >> thank you so much. it'ses fascinating. clearly a self-defeating with so many tourists coming from india. but interesting in the cob text of that competition. s. still to come, snow and sleet is making it more difficult. we'll have the latest rescue efforts in a live report. to duckduckgo on all your devie

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operations. >> one of the cities hardest i hit is having trouble finding housing. crowded shelters have become a breeding ground for flu and covid-19. firefighters have been able to rescue two elderly women trapped in their homes. mark stewart joins us with more from seoul. a desperate situation, but is some hopeful stories too. >> absolutely. everyone in japan is clinging on to the rescues, include ing a 90-year-old woman who was found over the weekend. she had been in her home for five days trap ped under furniture in between levels of her two-story home. we are told that they were able to get her out, they put her in an ambulance and according to one doctor from nkh, the woman is able to speak, but she does have some physical injuries. we also heard from one rescuer

who talked about all of the elation that occurred when she was found. but conditions are very difficult. first of all, we have weather. it's been miserable for the last few days. looking a at the days ahead, it maybe improved. not as much rain, not as much snow, but it's been an issue. but the broader challenge in all of this, we talked about this from the very start, is infrastructure. first of all, we have roads that are cracked. it's just not possible for vehicles to get in and out of that hurricane zone. and to bring supplies. and supplies are need ed one local grocery store in this area opened over the weekend. there was a line, but there was a limit on how much rice individuals could buy, which is a big staple in the japanese diet. but it shows it's difficult to get these necessary rations into these areas. power has still been an issue as well as electricity.

so right now, rescue workers are trying to come up with a plan of attack because thus far, infrastructures have just become very challenging. and then another issue that is emerging is people who are out of their homes, many of these homes were simply flattened because they were old constructions. so now we are hearing from people who are having to make plans about where to stay. we heard from someone in their 80s. they have plans to stay at a particular apartment for three months, but then after that, will likely have to go. so that is going to be a very big problem facing the japanese government in the days if not weeks and months ahead. >> thank you so much for that. a fire in southern bangladesh has displaced thousands of people. >> another harsh reality for the

community. many have fled myanmar to these cramped camps driven out by brutal military campaign back home. michael holmes has more on that. >> reporter: fire sweeps through a refugee camp in bangladesh incinerating one shelter after another. the flames quickly engulfing the tightly packed quarters med obama boo. the united nations refugee agency says nearly 7,000 people are now homeless in a blaze that started while many residents were sleeping. >> translator: we heard screaming. we don't know how it happened. >> reporter: it's another loss in a lifetime of losses for the people taking shelter. nearly a million live in refugee camps after fleeing their homes in n nearby mayan n mar to avoi persecution. human rights groups say

thousands were killed, raped and their villages set on fire in a bruce tall and ongoing military campaign against the ethnic minority. all myanmar claims it's fighting militants and denies targeting civilians. aid workers say fires are common in bangladeshs's refugee camps since the conditions are so overcrowded. and violence is on the rise a adding to the misery of those just struggling to get by. >> translator: we only managed to escape with a few clothes. took the children and rushed out. everything else is ruined. >> reporter: officials say they are investigating the fire and in yet another blow to the refugees, bangladesh's commissioner says arson is expected as a possible cause of the fire. michael holmes, cnn. >> we'll be back in a moment.

the nfl's regular season has come to an end. it finished with a the tluler between two addition rivals on sunday night. but the buffalo bills taking on the dolphins, josh allen threw the go ahead touchdown to knox mid-way through the fourth quarter and the bills go on to win, 21-14. buffalo, their fourth straight afc east title and the second seed in the conference of the upcoming playoffs. >> it's a bigt night on sunday for the pelicans as they tooken opt the kings in the start of the phi-game road trip. they dominated the kings winning. new orleans started the game with 12 points which grew to 50

points. they were missing a power forward currently out for a quad injury. and stories in the spotlight this hour, the u.s. launched its first lunar lander in decades from florida. it's now on the way to the moon. it's loaded with equipment to gather data. >> this is expected to become the first commercial mission to land on the moon as part of the collaboration with the space companies. the golden globes kicked off the award season on sunday night. allie wang wons best actress in a limited series. >> op hiemer won five trophies for best director, origin until

score and motion picture drama. >> did you like it? >> i haven't seen it. >> it's terrible. i felt that's what you were do doing. i thank you for it. >> exactly. it was an interesting interview. it was a juxtaposition. but it did boost it. >> after watching one, you wanted the other. >> thank you for joining us. i'm max foster. "early start" is up next. to duckduckgo on all your devie

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