captivity for the rest of their lives, there is something fundamentally wrong with that. >> it is a existential question all of the tiger queens rescue with. >> is a captive life there? i would not want to be stuck in my bedroom my entire life so people can look at me. >> we probably all think wild creatures should live in the wild but there are subsets that will never have that reality. >> if there is something you can tell people that do not understand why it is important to save wild animals in far off distant lands, what would you say to them? >> this planet does not belong to human beings alone. it would be a abysmal existence if we were the only species alive on the planet.

welcome to our viewers joining us in the u.s. and all around the world just ahead on cnn newsroom, we are a day away from georgia's all-important runoff election to fill the final u.s. senate seat. we will take you on the campaign trail to see the final push from the walker and warnock camps. iran is reviewing the hijab law and morality police. we will tell you what it could mean for uranian women. >> you were looking at live images of a volcano putting on a live show in hawaii. there are real concerns and we will talk to a scientist about them. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosary church. >> we are now just one day away

from georgia's high-stakes runoff election that will determine who will hold the final seat in the u.s. senate. on tuesday voters will hit the polls to choose between rafael and his republican challenger herschel walker. both will be back on the campaign trail in the hours ahead after a weekend push to reach voters. democrats hope for a warnock victory to solidify the senate majority. more than 1 .8 million cast ballots during early voting. now time is running out for both candidates to sway those still undecided voters. diane has the latest from georgia. >> the georgia senate runoff campaign entering the final stretch just days, really a matter of hours. more than 1 point 8 million

have already cast their ballots but somebody told me today we always feel like we are voting in georgia. in a election fatigue state, making sure the people that have not already voted actually show up on election day. here in georgia republican herschel walker was joined by republican senators tim scott and joe kennedy. he spent a lot of time talking about former president obama who of course came to georgia on thursday to rally for the senator. herschel walker has not really changed his speech but he is having more pointed attacks against the senator when it comes to missing senate votes because he has been campaigning and working to tie him closely to president biden. we are also seeing surrogates for the senator tried to tie walker to former president trump. the senator keeping a busy

schedule for the duration of the four-week one-off period. he held a large event last night with the victory fund and also spent the day in athens which is often considered herschel walker territory. the university of georgia being there. warnock will maintain the aggressive campaign schedule through election day. we talked about walker having a lighter campaign schedule, not having as many events, this was the only one today. that changes on monday. the walker campaign scheduling 5 different campaign events, a much more ramped up schedule than we have seen throughout the entire runoff period as we go from days to hours before election. cnn. back to you. donald trump's call for the

termination of the constitution has spurred swift and strong reaction but not among members of his own party. the former president made that statement saturday about a 2020 new york post story that they suspect came from hacked materials. several republicans were questioned about the former president's comments. >> even if it is donald trump calling for the suspension of the constitution? >> i do not think donald trump call out the field. i will support whoever the republican nominee is. i do not think you will be able to get there at this point. >> all elected leaders swear to uphold the constitution, does calling for the suspension this calling disqualifying for a presidential candidate? >> it is not consistent with the oath we all take.

>> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are reacting to a proposal that could lead to iowa losing its status as the first state to vote in the residential nominating process, that proposal will reshape the 2024 calendar and on friday the rule-making arm of the democratic national committee voted to approve a plan that would make south carolina the first state to hold a primary followed by other early voting states. it still needs to be approved. one republican senator from iowa had this reaction. >> i am disappointed that the democrats chose not to have iowa as their first in the nation caucus. we have seen a number of pushes in the past to change this. i am glad republicans are staying the course. i feel that democrats have given middle america the middle finger.

turning to the u.s. house were a potential fight is brewing over who will take the speakership. kevin mccarthy insists he will have the votes to secure the position but his opponents say otherwise creating the possibility of a messy showdown that may bring uncertainty and chaos as republicans prepare to enter their new majority. incoming minority leader jeffries, a democrat, is weighing in on all that is at stake from his party's view. >> the question right now is emma what are the republicans going to do? from our standpoint we know what the mission is, the question on the other side of the aisle is, what will the the republicans do? will they double down on the extremism we have seen? that would be unfortunate. >> for more on all of this i am joined by a cnn senior

political analyst and senior editor at the atlantic. let's start with georgia's runoff election. nearly 2 million voters have cast ballots in early voting so what are exit polls revealing at this point? >> first of all, this is the 6th senate election that voters in georgia have had to cast ballots in the last two years counting the two in the general election, the two runoffs in the general election in 22 and the runoff. it is astounding how many people still showed up. what we saw in the first round and reflected in the exit polls was a close race. georgia was probably the swing state that snapped back the most in general toward republicans between 20-22. the other key states, all clearly toward the democrats but

georgia republicans did quite well in most races up and down the ballot but voters have enormous doubt about whether herschel walker is up to the job of being senator. they question his command of the issues, his morality, his veracity and all of that has created a enormous opportunity for rafael to buck the tide in the state. the best thing walker had going for him was the chance he could be the 51st vote creating a republican majority senate, that is not there anymore. what the republicans will still come out now that they no longer have the opportunity to control the senate, that is the question. >> not want to wait on that one. in the meantime donald trump is calling for the termination of the constitution to overturn

the 2020 election and reinstate him to our, a extension of the continued effort to deny the results. why are we not seeing more republicans push back against this? >> i am glad you used the word terminate, too many interviewers used the word suspend, that is not what he said, he said the constitution should be terminated to restore him to power through nondemocratic means. that is as close as you can get to the definition of a autocratic to and as you point out, once again as we have seen throughout trumps emergence as a national figure, virtual silence from republicans as there was about personally criticizing trump over his meeting with kanye west.

virtual silence over his said chest and in between that meeting and these comments that the january 6 defendants are being railroaded and he will not only pardoned but apologized to them and what you are seeing is the continued refusal of republicans to stand up to trump, even when he is clearly threatening the pillars of american democracy and what is really important is that this is happening at a moment where trump is at a low ebb. elites are saying he has led them to a dead-end and if republicans are unwilling to stand up to him at this point, what does it say about what would happen if he became the nominee again, much less the president again and try to move down any of the paths he has laid out in the last couple of weeks? >> we have seen it play out before. finally, trouble brewing for republican even mccarthy who does not yet have the support

he needs to become house speaker, how likely is it that he will get the full support? he thinks he will. >> i do not know where the right goes in the finish. possibly steve who is the number 2 and is a few clicks to the right of kevin mccarthy, might be a alternative that they can block mccarthy. they do not have the capacity to install a speaker that would be fully responsive to what they want because there is enough republicans from swing districts that would view it as a electoral suicide. the challenge republicans have is the bulk of the caucus are trump friendly districts where trump was victorious by 10 points or more. that is why, what we were talking about a moment ago, so if you criticize him but the majority is dependent on 18 house republicans that are in

districts that voted for biden. the majority of the 18 are in new york and california alone. states that will be more difficult for republicans in a presidential year in 2024 than they were in 2022 and those members no, if the freedom caucus gets what it wants and further tattoos the republican party as the party of trump and taylor green, that will make their life even more difficult in 24. i think they are going to be a force that resists getting into what the right is demanding and that does lead back to mccarthy but not without the possibility of somebody like steve becoming a compromised alternative. >> always great to get your analysis. appreciate it. nearly 3 months into the protests that rocked iran, a pro-reform outlet says a iranian official announced a

review of the job law that requires women to recover their heads. the announcement likely aimed at quieting antigovernment demonstration's that have swept iran since the death of a woman in mid-september, the reform group quotes the attorney general saying iran's parliament are reviewing the law which came into effect decades ago. he is also quoted as saying iran has abolished the morality police tasked with enforcing the dress code. for more on this we want to bring ins someone from london. what might this review of the job law signal and what more are you learning about conflicting reports about the morality police? >> very conflicting reports we are receiving over the weekend. there are two parts to this. let's start with a review of the job law. that is being reviewed by the judiciary and iran's parliament.

we could hear a result of that in the next week or 2. that is what he runs attorney general said in a pro-reform paper and then there is the 2nd part you mentioned, these reports that the morality police is abolished. take that with a grain of salt. our interpretation does not show that is the final ruling and the state media was quick to push back on the reports saying that the morality police does not fall under the judiciary. the attorney general does not have the right to abolish the morality police but again, these reports and headlines, the u.s. secretary of state anthony was asked about this yesterday in sunday's face the nation, take a listen to what he said. >> that is up to the iranian people. this is about them, it is not about us. what we have seen since the killing has been the extraordinary courage of young

people especially women that are leading the protests standing up for the right to say what they want to say and where what they want to wear. if the regime has responded to the protests, that could be positive but we have to see how it plays out in practice and what the people think. it is up to them. >> as you see, anthony being very cautious with these reports saying let's wait and see. it is important to emphasize that the morality police have largely not been seen on the streets since the protests started three months ago but that law is still very much on paper and it has been enforced by other parts of the security forces in iran. it is a wait and see situation here but it is important to remember that the demands have grown beyond this law.

it is unclear if those changes are made that it would satisfy the protesters. >> many thanks. still to come, lava from hawaii's volcano inches closer to a main highway. we will look at whether it poses a danger to the tourists. people in indonesia are getting away from a corrupting volcano anyway they can. we have the latest on that as well. back in a a moment. ne! hehey! use your vision benefits before they expirere. visionworks. see the differencece. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and s customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the marke with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*ade makes complex trading easier react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting

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you are looking at live pictures as lotto continues to flow from hawaii's volcano with molten rock creeping closer to the big island's main highway. as of sunday the lava was moving 40 feet per hour. officials are warning it could be unpredictable. that is not stopping some people from getting a closer look as tourists and locals flock to witness the world's largest active volcano. hawaii's governor is urging visitors to follow instructions from local officials. >> we continue to encourage

residents and visitors to stay tuned to civil defense. they have set up a viewing area and for those that want to see the volcano, we are encouraging them to listen to instructions and cooperate with everyone. >> can is a professor of geochemistry at the university of hawaii and he joins me from honolulu. thank you for being with us. it has to be said, the images we are looking at our magnificent book clearly dangerous. what are some of your guest concerns when a volcano like this erupts?

>> it is spectacular and because of that it draws in visitors and residents alike to be able to see and experience the activity. often times the opening days of a volcanic eruption like this are the most spectacular so we worry about multiple things. getting too close to the lava or interacting with volcanic gas or particulates in the air. generally clogging the roads and or making access for the first responders and scientists on the ground and civil defense officials and other people that need to be present to monitor the eruption, those are all the things we worry about emma however once a parameter is established, we encourage people to come and look at the eruption from a safe and respectful distance. >> you have been watching this closely, anything you would like to tell us? have you noticed any major changes in volcanic activity in the last few hours?

>> this is a fascinating eruption. one of the things we are interested in tracking is how the eruption location, the fissures in the ground, where the volcanic vents are, how they change over time and how the pace of lava flowing out of the ground changes over time. how the amount of spattering that shoots material up into the atmosphere changes over time, these tell us about the changes in supply and pressurization. at the current time the eruption has not changed substantially in the last day and a half. it is focused to only erupting from one current fisher now. it has reached a relatively flat area of slope so what this has done has caused a advanced rate of lava flow to slow down. it is moving at 12 meters an hour and it is also causing the lava flow further upslope to have what we call breakouts

where new lobes are pushing out from the original channel. overall what it seems to be doing is causing the primary active flow to become wider and advance less slowly. >> we do know that the lava is getting close to a major highway. what plans need to be made when it gets too close? >> importantly, this highway has been in existence since the 40s but it was majorly realigned in 2009 and 2010 to allow for larger vehicular traffic so it has become a important route going from one side of the island to the other. of course if it does become

inundated with lava, if it is a little bit they can be restored quickly, if it is a lot it will take longer. obviously things will not be restored until the lava is cooled and the additional inundation is over. there is a alternate route that has been in use for many years. a fully improved highway so i imagine it will mostly be a inconvenience, adding an hour or two on the commute between the two sides of the island rather than causing any sort of major break down in transportation of goods and services across the island. >> as you first shared, you do not want people getting too close at this particular juncture, what other safety concerns do you have? >> that is the primary thing, to not be in the zone where you can experience active spatter or fallout of volcanic material or accidentally step on lava that looks solidified on the surface, it might not be glowing but it could still be hot underneath. once we are out of the

immediate zone, the things we primarily are concerned with our volcanic gas the winds can change direction rapidly so a area that might seem like it is safe to breathe in, can change quickly into an area where one can experience noxious fumes. there are some mitigation strategies such as placing a wet cloth over your mouth, this works in a temporary sense but people who have been exposed for great periods of time should not be present in the area. people out researching and monitoring the lava flow are wearing gas masks. >> thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. another erupting volcano in indonesia. it has forced 2000 people to evacuate. while no casualties have been reported,

there were many terrifying moments during the desperate flight to safety. allison has more. >> reporter: asheville's disguise in indonesia forming a thick cloud. on the island of java. video from the country's ministry of environment and forestry captured the explosive eruption on saturday. a burst of ash shooting 15 kilometers into the sky. a sign for people living in the volcano's shadow that it is time to go. this man escaping on a motorbike. the ash caking on his face. he says he does not know where he is going just somewhere out of the volcano's reach. authorities say nearly 2000 people have been evacuated from the slopes of the volcano which is located 800 kilometers southeast of jakarta.

the roads in the area are packed with vehicles rushing to out run the volcanic ash that is still raining down. emergency workers are directing people out of the danger zone, handing out masks and urging them to go to shelters. >> we have readied nearby schools and village halls. we will prepare them until the observatory post declares it is safe. >> the damage already done to some areas. the ground is covered with sweat. authorities are telling people to stay 8 kilometers away from the eruption center. there are fears the hot ash could drift further. so far, many people are heeding the warnings. a lesson learned last year when more than 50 were killed in a previous eruption and thousands were forced from their homes. cnn. still to come, police in

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the european union's ban on russian oil imports shipped by sea is coming into effect as western nations try to deprive the kremlin of revenue amid the war in ukraine. a price cap on russian oil on monday. the g7 nations and australia agreed friday to impose a price cap of $60 per barrel on oil shipped to other countries that have not adopted a embargo.

it is another step to put pressure on russia without adding stress on the global economy by further reducing the supply of energy. russia's deputy prime minister says the country will not export oil to countries that impose price caps. ukrainian authorities say at least one person has been killed and 3 wounded in the past few hours and central ukraine after three missiles struck a industrial area. will has more on the latest fighting. >> reporter: it has been a quiet day in the ukraine capital but that is not the situation many other parts of this country. on the eastern front in the side of fighting that goes back 8 years, the fighting has really intensified with russia aiming its sights at a tone that the military says is russia's target as they tried

desperately to show some sort of success on the battlefield that has eluded them after a series of humiliating defeats by the ukrainians that have been more effective with the exception of bombardment because russia has a huge arsenal and there is growing concern that russia will use that arsenal to launch a attack on the power grid. power has been restored back up to 75% in southern ukraine but they also have been the targets of apartment on sunday. not missiles per se but artillery and rockets have been raining down. they have hit apartment buildings, civilian homes, one has been killed at least and 2 others injured and this is in addition of the huge mess russians left behind when you talk about mines inch tripwires. ukrainians managed to destroy 1200 so far so a difficult and precarious situation for people

in south ukraine and the east as russia continues its unprovoked assault on ukraine. cnn. cities in china are easing some restrictions but zero covid-19 is not going away yet. the latest from beijing ahead on cnnnn newsroom. use your vision n benefits before they expire. visisionworks. see the difference.

the angry protests against china's zero covid-19 policies appear to be getting results. multiple cities eased some restrictions over the weekend. residents of shanghai no longer need a negative test to enter outdoor venues. shanghai and other cities no longer require a negative test to ride public transportation but many restrictions still remain. let's bring in stephen. he joins us live from beijing.

while some of the restrictions have been eased and that is a good thing it appears china's zero covid-19 policy is in place. what is the latest? >> for one thing, most school campuses around the country remain closed. that is one reason i am working from home today. as you mentioned there is a lot of changes being announced over the weekend by local authorities around the country. they have also said from now on people no longer have to register their names when purchasing fever medication or antibiotics. in some locations authorities are telling residents do not do 39 tests unless necessary. in sharp contrast of what they have been saying for months which is conducting these incessant mass testing citywide.

the problem is the contradiction. for a lot of indoor public venues you still need a test result. that includes office buildings and shopping malls. going to work in grocery shopping, two of the most basic things most people need to do in their daily lives. another thing is local authorities removed many testing kiosks forcing people to line up for hours to get tested at remaining locations in bad weather like heavy rain or snow storms. there is a lack of consistency and clarity across the country not to mention there is still quite a few holdouts in terms of some locations sticking to strict covid-19 rules. this is not surprising because of the centralized system so a lot of local officials are still waiting to hear from the very top according to the president who has not addressed the situation publicly in recent days. for international viewers, world sport is next, for everybody else, stay with us, i

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welcome back, la authorities are hoping to identify the coyote who attacked a 2-year-old girl. the entire thing was captured on the ring camera. we must warn you, some may find the video disturbing. you can see the coyote grabbing the child and attempting to drag her away. her father quickly saved her. her parents say she is recovering and has received rabies shots. investigators have dna samples and hope to use it to identify the coyote. tens of thousands of residents are under a mandatory curfew after what police are calling a targeted attack on the county's power grid. authorities say at least two power substations were damaged by gunfire sunday night with damage estimated to be in the millions. the fbi has joined the

investigation. >> reporter: we are learning a little bit more about exactly what went on in moore county, what led to the massive power outage that has left more than 40,000 without electricity. moore county is located 90 miles east of charlotte. officials today confirmed they found gunfire had been shot into two substations in the area which led to them failing and the power going out for thousands of people. we have also learned that a gait was removed from the hinges as the person who is behind this tried to gain access. the investigation is still in the early stages.

officials talking about how they believe this was a targeted and intentional act but not much they can say so far about motive. >> no group has stepped up to acknowledge or accept they were the ones that had done it. i called them cowards. this was targeted. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, officials instituted a mandatory curfew in a effort to keep people off the roads. traffic lights and signals in the area are not working so they are trying to keep the roads clear to avoid any kind of accidents. public schools will also be closed on monday and officials are acknowledging that the damage the two substations sustained could take days to repair. it is significant damage that will require equipment to be brought into the area. they believe it could be thursday before the machinery

could be fixed. it is a point of concern considering it is very cold in the area and people will likely be without power for a few more days. cnn. the u.s. is expecting a lot of heavy rain in parts of the south this week. it is a welcome change in some states that are struggling with drought and other locations, flooding is expected to be a problem starting monday. for more details let's go to meteorologist britney. talk to us about which areas you think will be hardest hit. >> the lower tennessee valley, southern tennessee, mississippi, alabama and north georgia dealing with some of the heavier rain starting late monday rolling into tuesday and

wednesday as it starts to push north. we are also dealing with heavy snow out west. some of the locations out west with one system after the next rolling through picking up over two feet of snow. parts of california already up to 20 inches like soda springs and mammoth mountain in the last 24 hours. winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings in effect with some of these locations over 4000 feet could pick up 5 feet of snow. you are watching the system roll through over the next 24 hours, you will see the white, purple and pink popping indicating heavy snowfall. we are not done yet, just through today, picking up a additional 1-2 feet on top of what we already got two parts of the sierra. back into the central and northern rockies. some of the higher elevations, 1-3 feet of snow but the

biggest system we are watching is the cold front that moved through. over lower mississippi and tennessee valley. these areas could be dealing with flash flooding concerns, throughout the upcoming week with additional rainfall to come. flooding through southern tennessee, alabama and north georgia and these are areas that have had droughts over the past few months. much of tennessee under a drought. these are areas that need the rain, the problem is we are getting a lot in a short amount of time. hence the flash flooding concern. over the next five days you can expect to -4 inches. a top cop in florida has been placed on administrative leave after video emerged of her flashing her badge during a traffic stop. campus police chief mary

o'connor has apologized, she says it was poor judgment on her part. >> reporter: mary o'connor is saying she understands why some may view her handling of this as inappropriate but that was not her intent. it all stems back to a traffic stop that was three weeks ago. the entire exchange less than two minutes long and the camera footage shows she is in the passenger seat of a golf course, her husband is in the driver seat when they are pulled over in the deputy explains why they are being stopped, they are driving a golf cart on a public road without the appropriate license plate tags. watch the exchange. >> is your camera on? i am the police chief in tampa. i am hoping you will just let us go tonight. >> i thought you looked

familiar. >> reporter: o'connor has since apologized, saying it was poor judgment and she called the sheriff's office herself and offered to pay any potential citation tied to the traffic stop. she points out that it was not her intent to do anything wrong. she knew she was being recovered. let's move back to the mayor's statement, the mayor saying we hold everybody accountable, no matter their position and this behavior was unacceptable. chief o'connor will go through the due process and face appropriate discipline. there is a open investigation and she is on administrative leave pending the results of the investigation. a well-known dance troupe made their triumphant return to a wisconsin parade route this

weekend, the crowd cheered as the dancing grannies performed. they honored three members, and a volunteer who died after a man intentionally drove a suv into last year's parade. two other parade goers were also killed. the victims family members honored their loved ones by walking with their photos during the parade. here is a preview of monday's world cup matches. first japan takes on croatia and later, brazil takes on south korea. on sunday england was victorious, 3-0. british media reports he is leaving after armed intruders broke into his home while his family were there. france defeated poland 3-1

booking their place in the quarterfinals. the 23-year-old superstar scored 2 schools putting him at 5 over all. he leads for the golden boot. england and france will face each other on saturday. turning now to the nfl with the cleveland browns quarterback returned to the field on sunday. it was his first game back after serving a 700 day suspension following accusations of sexual misconduct from more than two dozen women. he has repeatedly denied the allegations. he returned to play against his former team the texans. he was greeted by a mix of booze and cheers and he completed only 12 passes for 122 yards. zero touchdowns and 1 interception. despite the struggles, cleveland was victorious. the road is set for the

college football national championship. the georgia bulldogs will play the 4th ranked ohio state guys in atlanta at the peach bowl. on december 31. michigan will play texas university that same day in the fiesta bowl in arizona. the winner of those two semifinal matchups advanced to the championship game on january 9 in la. america's first couple celebrated with this year's kennedy center honorees sunday. you two were among those recognized that sunday nights honors along with singers gladys knight and amy grant. and actor george clooney. president joe biden and the first lady hosted the honorees for a reception in the white house east room. he praised the group for their accomplishments and contributions to the arts.

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