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kevin mccarthy does not have 218 votes. kevin mccarthy. >> and you have 20. >> i -- >> i asked you a very specific question. if by friday you don't have 30 -- >> i will not, sean. i will not withdraw. >> i mean, it's really uncomfortable when mom my and daddy are fighting. they are fighting. the u.s. house is completely frozen right now with a rebellion under way by far right republicans. good morning, everyone. don lemon with poppy harlow. there you see kaitlan has moved back to washington. we had her in new york for a little bit now she's in d.c. >> didn't last long. >> was it us? are you holding up there? >> kevin mccarthy no closer to becoming speaker of the house even as of this morning, congress is still without a

leader. so what is mccarthy's new strategy to end the chaos? that's a question this morning. >> he voted for mccarthy six times. straight ahead, kaitlan is going to speak with ryan zinke. >> we have new details this morning on a royal feud between prince harry and prince william. the younger brother said the future king, quote, knocked him to the ground. we'll take you live to london on that and is the palace responding? we start with the republican leadership drama playing out on capitol hill. the far right has paralyzed the house for another day as kevin mccarthy has made several major concessions overnight to that group of 20 hard liners blocking his path to the speakership. that comes after he suffered another three humiliating defeats in a replay of what happened on tuesday. except this time after another appeal by the former president

for all republicans to vote for him. mccarthy lost ground when a congresswoman went from voting for him to voting present but not supporting him. the question today is whether the concessions he made overnight are enough to get him to 218. lauren fox joins us this morning. do you know the answer on that as of 6:00 a.m. this morning? >> reporter: we are on day three, still no answer on if kevin mccarthy is ever going to be the speaker of the house. chaos on the floor after congress adjourns for a second day without a speaker elected. >> we have a third -- one of our three branchs of government offline right now. that's dangerous. >> reporter: representative kevin mccarthy failed to secure the job after three more votes

took place on wednesday. the california republican now losing six votes in two days. >> i think it's probably best that people work through some more. >> do you have a deal with those guys right now? >> a lot of progress. >> reporter: failure to elect a speaker means members cannot be sworn in, leaving congress paralyzed until the standoff is resolved. >> disrespect for the institution. and a most cavalier frivolous way. it's quite sad. >> reporter: 20 holdouts rallied their support for republican representative byron donalds. >> for the first time in history there have been two black americans placed into the nomination for speaker of the house. >> reporter: sources tell cnn that mccarthy is continuing negotiations with the group of opposing lawmakers and met separately with freshmen holdouts. i'm sure there are some that may

be no permanently, but mr. mccarthy is not treating them that way. everyone is engaged in these meetings and discussions and he's open to hearing from all of them. >> reporter: republican sources tell cnn mccarthy proposed more concessions one that would allow for a rules change to allow one more to call for a vote to oust the speaker. mccarthy may concede to a vote on a bill proposing term limits for members and a border security plan. although even with all those conce concessions, republican sources say mccarthy would still not have enough votes. >> kevin mccarthy does not have 218 votes. >> and you have 20. >> i -- i asked you a very specific question. if by friday you don't have 30 -- >> i will not sean. i will not withdraw. our asks were not petty of kevin mccarthy. they were not self-serving we

were asking for commitments on what the american people want to see. >> reporter: the question is whether these concessions move away support for kevin mccarthy on the moderate side as those members sticking with him might fear this makes the house completely ungovernable. >> even if he gets the speakership, what that looks like and what the next two years are going to look like. lauren fox, thank you so much. it's remarkable. we'll speak to three of the republican lawmakers involved in this today, ryan zinke, ryan davidson, and carol miller. the buffalo bills say damar hamlin is showing signs of improvement, but he's still in intensive care. adrienne broaddus is live with us in cincinnati for more.

doctors are saying his condition is improving? what are they saying? >> reporter: that is the last update we received from the buffalo bills saying damar's condition improved yesterday and overnight prior. we know he is still in the intensive care unit in critical condition. we spoke with his family member, his uncle, dorian, earlier in the week. and when i talked to him, he shared with me that his nephew was turned over on his stomach. that was a move he says by doctors to help alleviate the pressure on his lungs. he also told us the next step was doctors wanted to get damar breathing on his own. it's unclear this morning where damar's medical team is in that process. we did hear from the nfl's troy vincent. he was on a zoom call speaking and addressing members of the media. as he spoke his voice trembled.

he said, in part, there is no playbook when it comes to managing these real-life threatening events. he said, this game of football is guided by best practices and policies, but the only practice that mattered was the reaction of those first care responders. listen in. >> that evening was outstanding. you gave our brother damar another day to live. another chance to fight. and i think we all have to recognize the power of prayer. >> reporter: and he was talking about the emergency action plan carried out by those first responders. so, don, it's still emotional for everyone involved. folks waking up today hoping to hear some good news. >> adrienne, thank you very much. appreciate that. >> you just heard the emotion

there from that nfl executive, very emotional. also denying some acquiscusatio that the league officials planned to restart the game. it comes after reporting that both teams were given a five-minute warning after hamlin left the field in an ambulance. explain to folks why that matters because the nfl is saying we never thought about restarting this game. >> reporter: i think a lot of people are looking for answers, was right done by damar hamlin in that situation? was the nfl correct in their emergency action plan as they call it. and this issue doesn't seem to be going away. a broadcaster for espn said they were told players were told to start warming up again. troy vincent from the nfl denied that. i was on the media call at

midnight of the game. at that time this is what vincent said. there was no time period for the players to get warmed up, the only thing we ask is sean, sean smith the referee, communicate with both coaches to make sure they had proper time inside the locker room to discuss what they felt best. i was communicating with the commissioner. it never talked our mind to warm up to resume play. that's ridiculous, insensitive, not a place we should be in. when asked about it further, yesterday vincent got emotional, doubling down. here's what he said. >> it was insensitive. and frankly, it lacked both empathy and compassion for damar's situation. who is still in the woods and fighting for his life to this day. it was just so insensitive to

think we were even thinking about returning to play. >> reporter: those emotions are real. i was on an hour and a half conference call with former bills players. and there was a lot of emotion just like that. this is a difficult, i think, as former players. i say that as a nine-year nfl veteran. vincent played in the nfl for 15 seasons. three of those were played here in buffalo at the same time i was here. we sat in the same position meetings for half of our days, playing safety just like damar hamlin. i reached out to troy for comment but have not heard back. >> i think that's one of the things that is so striking. at least to me, to see these tough, larger than life guys breaking down. you saw all the players on the field there, because you see how it hits them in the heart, their humanity, right. and that begs the question of what do they do this weekend?

do they play -- not just the bills/patriots, does the nfl have games scheduled this weekend? >> it's a good question. and current players have been asked about this, including joe burrow who was the opposing quarterback, and he said he believes the locker room is split if there were a question as to whether or not the nfl as a whole should resume play for the final week of the regular season this weekend, he said he personally wants to get back out there because he prefers for things to get back to normal as soon as possible, that's an understandable answer. as athletes you're trained to have a next play mentality, focus on the moment and move on and try not to let anything negative influence you for moving forward. but he also said he feels there are a lot of guys that wouldn't feel right going out there completely to be able to continue to play after what they witnessed. >> if that's the case would they be given the grace to not play?

what's going to happen? so many questions. this morning, bryan kohberger is in moscow, i daho o face charges. he was booked into the jail last night after being arrested in pennsylvania. he accused of stabbing four university of idaho students on november 13th. veronica miracle, live in moscow, idaho this morning. wh what happens now? >> reporter: it was a long flight over and today we expect a hearing, though that hearing time has not been set. the courthouse opens at 7:15, and it is in the same location as the latah county jail where bryan kohberger was quickly taken yesterday after that long flight. once he arrived at the airport, it was a quick exchange from the pennsylvania state police over to the authorities here. they booked him once they got

him here on four counts of murder and one count of burglary. we're waiting to hear what time the hearing is but we expect it'll be sometime today. don. >> thank you, veronica miracle, we appreciate it. the air attacked the spare, that is what prince harry is claiming. what he said led to things getting physical between the two. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. and if you're taking a multivitamin alone, you may beissing a critical piece. presvision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinically proven nuient formula recommended by

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♪ so, wow. >> yeah. >> wow. damming new claims from prince harry accusing his brother, prince william, the future king of physically assaulting him. this is according to reporting in the guardian newspaper in the united kingdom. it reports from harry's book "spare" that comes out next week. that the two princes confronted each other in 2019, harry writes that william called meghan difficult, rude and abrasive and grabbed him by the collar and threw him to the floor. wow. >> wow. >> the guardian says this is in the book. and i want to read you a little bit more from it. harry offers -- so this is

apparently harry said this altercation ensues, then harry offers william some water and this is what happened, quote. he sat down the water, called me a name, and came at me, he grabbed me by the collar ripping my necklace and knocked me to the floor, i landed on the dog's bowl, which cracked into my back, and i laid there dazed for a minute, got onto my feet and told him to get out. he goes on to say that later william came back and apologized. >> i will say all of this is coming from harry's point of view. williams' side not addressing this. so we have harry's point of view. the other thing is, it is two brothers and there was tension. i have heard stories about tension, haven't heard about it getting physical, doesn't completely surprise me. it's a massive expose of that relationship. and it's all going to be in the

book. i will tell you as well, another british newspaper just managed to get hold of a copy of a book so it's more revelations today, i think. >> maybe you guys probably -- this is for william and harry to answer but, why? why would you -- >> this is what we were talking about in the break. why put it out is what you're saying? >> yeah. i don't know. everyone has a family. i have arguments in my family. am i going to put that out there for the whole world to see? i don't understand why on earth he would want to put that out there. i know he's selling a book but to me it's just -- what is the word that i'm looking for? it's just not done, you know. >> don, that's the question that a lot of people in the united kingdom and further afield. >> gauche is the word. sorry, that's the word to me, it's gauche. it's not done. sorry, go on. >> especially when you consider that harry in these interviews, which were prerecorded before

the release of the book, which is upcoming. he says he wants his family back. that he wants to have a father and brother and his door is open we heard him say that quote in a trailer released by itv which conducted one of the prerecorded interviews. especially if he genuinely does want to rebuild those relationships with his family, it's definitely an interesting strategy but he said also that he doesn't think that being silent will make anything better. but when you combine that with the level of allegations and these reports in the book, as you said, wow, they are dramatic, you do wonder how he thinks that could be achieved. >> and what could be achieved? what exactly is he achieving by putting -- by airing family dirty laundry? that's the question. >> yeah. a huge amount of frustration is built up, he talks about not being able to control his narrative. so the palace controlled his narrative. if you look at the book, as i

understand it from people who managed to get hold of it, is it's called spare and it's all about his frustration with being the spare heir, always running second and that was accentuated when meghan game in as well. the reality is, he was a spare. it is a hierarchy, that is the -- you know, the system, the monarchy, so he's got an issue with the monarchy system effectively. william's side would say he did try to give harry an elevated role but harry didn't feel that. and he -- the way it trans -- you know, the way it plays out, if there are briefings they tend to fall on side of the more senior royal and that's what frustrated him, so he's trying to put everything out in his own words on these platforms but he's controlling the narrative as he wants it but we're not getting william's narrative. >> and it's very common for the person who is technically the

spare to feel frustrated or that to be a difficult relationship to manage. because what's the responsibility, the role, sometimes they want quite a bit more opportunity and want to be able to have more freedom than the main stay of the palace would like to allow? it's not the most unusual thing for there to be resistance in this dynamic and certainly something that harry as a member of the royal family would have known about and you would presumably, you would think, expect. >> okay. >> we're at a loss for words. >> when people look at it, when he talks about diana you can understand his frustration. >> yes. you can understand the frustration with his mother, if there was racism and they treated him differently, but to talk about a family physical fight to me is just like -- i wouldn't. that's just me. i would not. >> i hear you. guys, we appreciate you. i think you're going to be up reporting on everything else in that book now that two papers

have it. >> nice job with the pope's ceremony. >> yes. very good job to bring that. thank you. kaitlan? >> back in washington, house lawmakers are set to return for a historic third day, not historic in the way that kevin mccarthy wanted, amid the high stakes stalemate for the speaker's gavel. ahead we have ryan zinke who's going to join us. >> also congresswoman, nancy pelosi, the former house speaker caught reading a magazine article about mccarthy during the fourth round of voting. more surreal moments from the house floor next. get all-day and all-nighght heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. chchoose nexium.

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as a never kevin voter, in order to find a speaker that isn't mccarthy, it's worth taking a few days or a few weeks. a few weeks! they're going to keep voting like this for a few weeks. it's going to be groundhog day and not because kevin mccarthy

looks like a groundhog. >> they don't have a speaker of the house, which means we don't have a functioning government right new, which means, no rules! ♪ >> i don't know what late night is going to do when this is resolved. after the second day of voting and six rounds, kevin mccarthy is still not speaker as you heard there. as congress is waiting for an outcome we have seen surreal moments play out on the floor this week including this one as chip roy was nominating one of kevin mccarthy's opponents, someone who withdrew his vote from mccarthy to applause from mccarthy. >> today i'm rising to nominate byron donald for speaker of the house of representatives. and for the first time in history there have been two black americans placed into the nomination for speaker of the house.

>> also on the house floor as these votes continue to fail you saw republican congressman, matt gaetz hovering with other members as the votes were dragging on yesterday. several other moments playing out. former house speaker pelosi was seen catching up reading an article on kevin mccarthy. and then this moment with lauren boebert who rejected former president trump's call to support kevin mccarthy as speaker. >> the president needs to tell kevin mccarthy sir, you do not have the votes and it's time to withdraw. with that, i yield, thank you. >> democrats have been watching all of this play out. congressman jimmy gomez of california was pulling double duty, caring for his 4 month old son on capitol hill, sharing this picture in his office after a fresh diaper change.

and then this moment with pat camich's speech getting this reaction from democrats. >> they want us divided. they want us to fight each other. that much has been made made clear by the popcorn and blankets and alcohol that is coming over there. >> the house is not in order. >> the house is not in order. they reconvene today at noon to elect a speaker. the but the longer it goes on for alexandria ocasio-cortez, who said her dog was naping on all of this. kevin mccarthy has moved into the speaker's office, but the question is will he remain there after he took up the office a few days ago. to talk about this is republican

congress-elect ryan zinke of montana he has voted for mccarthy six times. i imagine you will be voting r for him again today? >> it's not about a speaker at this point. it's whether the republicans can actually govern. >> can they? >> i think they can. we'll get there. i'm a former seal sand i've bee to a lot of battles in my life. not every battle is led by george c. pat ton but we win because we step up. generals don't win wars, it's the front line. and in this city it isn't the speaker that passes the bills, it's the body, the chair and the members that all have a say. so who the speak eris has to make sure he has the votes but also listen to the body and we're not there yet. i support kevin because 90% of the caucus voted, it's like a

primary, with 90% of the body supporting an individual, in this case kevin mccarthy. you have a small minority that are outcasts and what are the demands? up front, what do they want? can't tell you. because they just don't like kevin, there's a trust issue. but there's also a trust issue with the body, with the 20. so it's more about trust, and rather than, you know, a leadership. >> kevin mccarthy made several major concessions overnight. is that enough to get him to 218? >> we'll see. but he's made concessions before on a rule package, how you conduct, what's the threshold to vacate the chair, you know, all of us want the same thing. we want to make sure we hold the government accountable. we want to make sure fiscally we have discipline because we have not. but we can't begin this process until we have a speaker in place. that's the first step.

so we can't begin to defend in montana's case we have rules, waters of the u.s., there's gun infringement, second amendment infringement, a lot of things each state finds important. we can't begin that process until we have a speaker. >> it's not clear to you right now as of 6:30 this morning. what kevin mccarthy promised the hard liners overnight would get him the speakership. >> that's right. and if it's a change of rules, remember the speaker itself doesn't dictate rules it has to go to the body and the body votes on it. it's going to be an interesting day. >> that might be the understatement of the morning. can he eventually get to 218? do you have confidence he'll get there in the end of it? >> i do because the consequence of not -- it's not about kevin. it's really about whether we can

govern. will we have the same problem with a different candidate, likely? >> matt rosen dale is the other candidate not supporting kevin mccarthy, he was a no vote. is that a mistake? >> there were several mistakes. i'm one if you have differences solve them internally, don't show disorganization, dysfunction not only to america but the world. because the world is watching this. and we have elections in 2024, can the republicans govern? are we a functional body that can address big issues. we have issues of inflation, energy, border. there's a lot of issues that have consensus on body sides, there's problems. you can't be an american and go we don't have problems with this country. almost everything is not functional. and to address that, congress needs to do their duty. i've been to a lot of battles,

it's not the generals who win the battles, it's the front line, in this case everyone has to step up and do their duty for the benefit of the country. >> do you think what's happening right now for republicans is embarrassing? >> i think it's embarrassing now i do. now there's a lot of hard feelings on both sides. you have 90% of the caucus standing firmly behind kevin mccarthy. is he perfect, no. i don't think anyone is perfect. but how you win battles is you leverage the chairman, the members, listen to members and lead forward and articulate what is it the republicans -- what's our goal? our goal is to curb inflation, to make sure we have a border. to make sure we use the power of the purse judicially and stop the excessive spending. we can't even begin that process until we have a speaker. >> you used to work for trump. >> absolutely. >> he told republicans yesterday

they should vote for mccarthy. mccarthy lost support yesterday. does trump have any influence over what happens here with the republican speaker? >> what's the influence of the outliers, because jim jordan is for kevin mccarthy. more than half the freedom caucus is for kevin mccarthy. so what is their base? where do they get their base support? certainly not from president trump. it's not from jim jordan. who are they going to rally around? a lot of it too are sound bites. you look in the hallway, a lot of these members have not been irrelevant but certainly haven't been media icons right now. and you look and they go around the hall and there's a mob of media. so they're getting their time in, quote, the press and they're making money off of it. so they're you know, fund-raising. >> but i want to go back to trump. does he have influence on this or not? >> certainly yesterday he did not have influence because it

didn't change any votes. and i -- i worked for him, there's a couple of things that president trump probably finds to be an irritant is one to be ignored, and two to be called out. because he was called out -- >> by lauren boebert. >> absolutely. and he has supported her in the past. i'm not sure he'll continue to support her, you know, going forward. >> we'll see. congressman-elect as you still have since you have not been sworn in, thank you for joining us this morning and talking about this. >> my pleasure. i remain an optimist because the consequence of not having a leader, the consequence of not governing is too great. so i remain optimistic. >> thank you so much for your time this morning. >> thank you. >> don and poppy? >> we agree on a lot. so i think that with zinke we agree with a lot i think airing the dirty laundry is not right. >> your harry point too. >> yes. >> and now all of a sudden the

cameras are trained on these people getting attention and now they're getting this attention and embarrassing themselves. that's what's happening now. >> where do we go from here? >> chaos until they figure out who the speaker is. because nothing is getting done until they figure that out. >> critical business for the american people. >> that's the next for how many years? this is what some republicans wanted. so you -- you've got to see it play out because that's who they elected and they want to see their leaders, whether you like it or not, have influence and those leaders who they elected to congress are excerpting those influences. >> kaitlan is asking the most important question what does this say about how they will lead. that's the most important question. >> we'll get to that. cpr was given to bills player damar hamlin after he collapsed and that's probably what saved his life. next dr. tara narula is here to

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welcome back, everyone to "cnn this morning." this morning, buffalo bills safety damar hamlin remains in critical condition after offering a cardiac arrest on the field in monday night's game. the bills say he's showing some signs of improvement. an nfl executive is praising the work of the team that resuscitated him. >> that emergency action plan was executed to perfection. by individuals who rehearse and practice and train for in stadium health emergencies. and doctor sills and to the medical proiffro professionals

responders and trainers and the emts, that evening was outstanding. you gave our brother damar another day to live. another chance to fight. >> so much emotion around this. let's discuss, though, the importance of cpr. dr. tara narula is here. he obviously was as r administered cpr, had medical professionals around but it's important for everyone to know how to perform cpr. >> it is. would you know what to do if someone in the studio went down, someone in the home went down and three quarters of arrests occur at home so it's typically a loved one, friend, co-worker. we know there's about 350,000 out of hospital sudden cardiac arrests a year, and survival is so low, about one in ten that survive. but with cpr you can increase chances of survival by about two

to three times. every minute that goes by that you don't restore a heartbeat their chances of survival drop by 7 to 10%. in this country, the rates of by stander cpr are low, talking in general around 40%. so we need to do a better job as a country about pushing people to get educated in cpr. one of the greatest things they can learn is hands only cpr. people think you have to give breath you don't. >> let's start with adults because it's different for babies so i want to get to that but start with adults. >> if you see someone go down, make sure the scene is safe. next step is call 911 and then push hard and fast in the center of the chest. the best way to do it is take the palm of your hand, place it between the nipples, take the other hand, put it over top and push down hard and fast to depress the chest by two inches,

this is a significant amount of force you're applying. >> harder than you think. >> you do it at a rate of 10 on to 120 beats per minute. we talk about songs to keep the beat. the american heart association has a play list called keep the beat. one of the classics is the bee gees, staying alive. that's what you want to keep in your head. that is a great way. so you're going to do hands only cpr, 911 is being called and if you have access to a defibrillator that's great to have too. settings of -- >> one, two, three. >> yes. it tells you to turn on, push the button and turn it on. take out the pads and look -- >> apply pads to the bear chest. >> tells you where to connect the pads. >> it shows you this pad, where

to put this pad. you plug this in. >> apply pads plug in connecter. >> and then essentially, it's going to analyze the heart rhythm. if it's shockable, tells you don't touch the patient, it's going to deliver a shock. it knows what to do. >> shock advised. >> so push the button. >> charging. >> everyone stays clear of the patient. >> be clear of patient. >> it's walking you through every step. >> deliver shock now, press the orange button. shock delivered. that's it. >> begin cpr. >> you go back to cpr, do that for two minutes and then it's going to analyze the rhythm again. >> you leave the pads a you're doing them. >> this is on the bare chest, so if someone is clothed take that off. it's so easy, people should not be afraid. don't be afraid to give hands

only cpr, use a defibrillator. >> and babies. >> two fingers. >> it's easier for lifeguard i got training. but you need to update and practice. >> this is very helpful thank you. >> this is the most useful thing i have seen in weeks. >> thank you, doctor. >> thank you. moving on now, as china's coronavirus outbreak worsens the country is being accused of underrepresenting the severity of the situation. the data alarming global health officials, that's next.

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overwhelmed with covid cases after strict restrictions were reversed. our ivan watson reports. >> reporter: hospital hallways crowded with sick people, patients treated on sidewalks and lines of vans waiting for entry to funeral homes. a huge covid-19 outbreak is battering china, the surge coming more than three years after the virus was first detected in wuhan. chinese state television said medical workers are stepping up to meet the challenge. >> translator: we expanded the ward, added more beds, brought in experienced doctors to work with the young ones. >> reporter: but social media footage shows hospitals in the china's wealthiest cities inundated with the patients. and a recent study suggests infections won't surge until later this month. as of thursday only 24 people in all of china died from covid-19

since december 7th according to china's cdc with only six covid victims in beijing. >> that is totally ridiculous. not credible. you know, as far as i know, my closest relatives among them there are four died already. that is from one family. so i hope the government will honestly and credibly tell people in the world what's really happened here. >> reporter: last month cnn journalists filmed bodies stored in containers at one beijing funeral home. the world health organization criticizing china for under representing the ser viety of the outbreak and not sharing enough data on the scale of the outbreak. >> we believe the current numbers being published from china underrepresents the true impact of the disease in terms

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