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hey, there, i'm victor blackwell. welcome to "cnn newsroom. >> i'm alisonyn camerota. top officials are mourning a dozen of their own but not clear if the deaths are caused by an attack, an accident or something else. 14 people were killed after a helicopter crashed near a kindergarten in the kyiv suburb. the dead are a crew, child and nine government officials and staff including the ukrainian interior minister. >> last year cnn reviewed the minister 42 years old a lawyer and politics trying to reform and engine on the ground. the leaders and held a moment of silence for the victims frederick pleitgen is there. are investors closer to solving

this? >> one thing they don't believe. they say and possibly pilot and fall here in the area speaking them rescue crews, search crews are finishing up the clearing operations. most of the debris is cleared from the area now. they do say the fog was very heavy but a witness i spoke to said we saw the chopper coming in. it didn't look as though the chopper was out of control but he said it was coming in very low and actually did hit that kindergarten, bounced over the kindergarten and crashed right in front of the door of the residential building and, you know, as you mentioned, all the people on board the chopper were killed including the interior minister, his deputy and the

state secretary as well and also several people on the ground including a child. but again, right now, the ukrainians are not treating this as something that is related to the war, however, the president of this country, volodymyr zelenskyy when he was speaking he did say in certain ways this is related. here is what he had to say. >> translator: there are no accidents. this is a result of the war. it's absolutely horrible. everything was happening, rockets that hit our people. civilians, what is happening with kindergartens, schools? every death is the result of war. >> reporter: volodymyr zelenskyy of course speaking about some of the things some of the incidents that we've seen here recently in the war in ukraine. before coming here, i was actually in the town of nepro where ukrainians say a russian

missile struck a residential building there, a missile designed to destroy aircraft carriers and it completely annihilated that building and the death toll is 45. obviously, the ukrainian president there angry generally about the situation but here what you have is mourning really throughout this country and certainly the high echelons of the government. the interior minister one of the most important politicians in this country at this moment, guys. >> fred pleitgen. thank you for that. two u.s. officials say the white house will announce one of its largest military aid packages to ukraine soon but ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is pleading for more tanks. the u.s. says it's not willing to grant. >> there are also reports that kyiv is bracing for a possible large scale russian counter offense. how could this latest package, this huge package for the u.s. he help? >> to date the largest package

was a couple weeks ago, 3 billion including much of that from u.s. stocks, so it could be shipped quickly. before that, just before christmas was a package nearly $2 billion. so if we're talking about that kind of range and two u.s. officials have told us it's expected to be one of the largest packages, you're almost certainly expecting to be a tremendous amount of ammo and other capabilities critical for ukraine. as much as they've innovated and found new ways to used a vanced u.s. technology to take the fight to russia, this is still on the ground a brutal war of heavy artillery and that's where any ammo is critical to this fight. it keeps ukraine in the fight as we see russia trying to make moves in eastern ukraine, of course, any weapons package is something you hear from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy a tremendous amount of appreciation. we also expect that later this week, perhaps with the announcement from other countries of the weapons they're willing to send. the u.k. already announced they will send their own challenger

two tavnks, poland, finland sending german made leopard tanks but germany has not given the signoff and the question of u.s. tanks from the u.s. perspective. m 1 are still too heavy in terms of maintenance, too heavy what they can go over on the ground and they guzzle gas. it's not the right fit right now but perhaps that's kept other countries from sending in their own tanks. that's been sort of the discussion around what is going on. around the questions of the offensive, ukraine said they're bracing for russian offensive and the national security counsel here has said after this winter is over, perhaps they expect are russia to try to carry out more offensives and take more territory. the question, victor and alison, does russia have the manpower and capability for that at this

volodymyr zelenskyy thanked his supporters for the support but as they prepare now, what he needs most is speed. >> the supplying of ukraine with air defense systems must out pace russia's next missile attacks. the supplies of western tanks are is a need. >> is there any risk of the u.s. having sent so many billions of dollars worth of u.s. weaponry over, is putting its own stockpile in a precarious position? >> we likely have to increase industrial capability. we're not going to go to a level where we're going to put our country at risk. so that's number one. but we're likely getting to the point where it's worth the discussion to make sure that doesn't happen and might take the defendant to tell the

military complex to start producing more of these weapons. they have. some of the air defense platforms and artillery rounds, as well. fundamentally, we won't put ourself there. >> let's talk about the 300,000 ammunition the u.s. moved and put in the stockpile. what do we need to know? >> a quick and dirty update on the ammunition. we promised 1 million rounds 155 millimeter rounds to ukraine. 300,000 came from the stockpile in israel. not from israel itself but u.s. supplies there. 100,000 came from south korea, as well. nato put the rest in. that's where they came from. the industrial complex makes 50,000 rounds a month. ukraine right now has let's say about 500,000 of those rounds remaining on site. they're at a firing rate of 90,000 rounds a month and let's say of the 50,000 manufactured,

we're giving them 40,000. that's a high number. that puts our military at risk. so let's say they're actually at a 50,000 round a month attrition rate with their rounds. that means they exhaust their ammunition in ten months. if you're the defense minister of ukraine, that's too short a timeline. something has to change. this number has to improve or we need to find more artillery rounds. >> let's talk about the tanks, the mod terern tanks ukraine is asking for and the u.s. doesn't think is practical to send. why the disconnect? >> they would be difference makers no question about it. especially in the numbers the ukrainian military wants them but the tooth to tail ratio is too high. the ammunition, the amount of diesel gas, material, mechanics, the things that support those are too high. it's too much to really ask the ukrainian military to absorb that. the question is does the u.s. military support that in poland or romania? do we play backup to that? that puts a significant increase from russia on u.s. support

there and really tips the balance completely in the favor of ukraine. >> without these advanced tanks, the western modern tanks, is it possible that the ukraine can go on this attempt to retake some of the territory that russia has taken? >> yeah, i don't thinkperspecti. i think they reached a stalemate. they need offensive weapons to do that. longer range missiles to possibly maybe the next step that comes but if they send these ground armored vehicles like that, that would change the game completely but i don't see them sending them yet. >> major, are you as struck when you see president zelenskyy speak to world bodies like in davos today like the steadfastnessunwavering. he seems to have this north star always, which is ukraine will win this despite long odds and now one of his top military

people has been killed. >> he's compared to winston churchill. i think about the soldier on the ground that's listening to what he says. h e h he has to align the strategy with the ways and means of the capabilities. we don't want to see ukraine throw her soldiers into this that russia is doing. he has to decide what is more important. he's not only talking to the world but his troops on the ground listening closely. they want ways and means to finish this off. >> major, thanks for the information. new evidence laid out in court against the man charged with killing his missing wife including the google searches made after the disappearance. can you be charged for a murder without a body? we're live outside the court with more. the suspect behind a string of shootings of democratic lawmakers in new mexico will make his first court appearance. more on that, nenext. en teeth to destroy 5x morere plaque

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case. >> grit was believed brian wals dismembered anna walsh. >> prosecutors found several trash bags that included anna's dna and outlined dozens of disturbing internet searches walsh made soon after his wife's disappearance. jason carroll is live outside the courthouse. as the prosecutor listed off these internet searches, especially, this is damming evidence. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: as we were sitting there in the courtroom earlier this morning, the prosecutor literally had a note pad, old fashioned style reading after list, list, list, one search after another search of these disturbing searches that brian walsh allegedly made in the wake of his wife's decemisappearance 4:55 a.m. listen to this. how long before a body starts to smell? 4:58 just a few minutes later,

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a hatchet. anna walsh's covid card and one of her purses found there. her boots found at the site, as well. some items containing dna from anna walsh and brian walsh and what investigators found at the home on january 4th. >> on january 4th, when police went to the house on the well being check, officers observed his car with seats down and a plastic liner in the back of the car. the next day a view of the volvo showed his seats folded down and the carpet appeared to show fresh vacuum streaks. when asked about the liner, the defendant said he threw it in the trash. later analyzed the car and presence of blood in the car. >> reporter: brian walsh as we sat there in court and watched

him. he stood there stoic as these items were read off and at one point he shook his head when the prosecutor brought up saying he had used his son's ipad to conduct these searches. >> okay. what is the defense have to say about all of that? >> reporter: well, not much in court. we did get a statement from the defense attorney and all this tracy miner. she sent the statement to me. i received it on my phone at 9:17 a.m. that was before the court proceeding was even over. it is easy to charge a crime and even easier to say a person committed that crime. it is a much more difficult thing to prove it. in my experience, whereas here, the prosecution leaked so-called evidence to the press before they provided it to me. their case isn't that strong. that coming from tracy minor, defense attorney. a lot of legal experts would disagree and based on what we heard today, they would probably

tell your their case at this point appears to be very strong. back to you. >> okay. jason carroll, thank you. next hour, failed gop candidate solomon pena is set to appear in court. the new mexico election denier was arrested on multiple charges related to four shootings at the homes of local democratic officials. >> the arrest warrant says pena intended to cause death and serious injury to those who targeted. he visited the homes of at least three of the officials before the shootings. cnn josh campbell is following this story for us. what's the latest? >> you mentioned this suspect allegedly going to the homes is so important. having worked investigations when you have a crime, what authorities will do is look into what is called the victimology. what is the relationship between an offender and a victim? here it appears the suspect went to three of the residences that were ultimately targeted by -- with gunfire in this alleged conspiracy and what we're hearing from these officials targeted, the suspect was very

irate. he was talking he felt he lost his owner election despite having -- won his owner election despite having lost it in a landslide and again, a trove of evidence authorities unearthed they presented in this crime affidavit including text messages between this suspect and these other alleged c co-conspirators sending addresses of those struck by gunfire and uncovered the weapons they believe were used and a pistol with a high capacity magazine and an assault style fully automatic weapon. so again, very troubling there. finally, it's important to note on the evidence part authorities say they have a cooperating witness, someone involved with knowledge of this conspiracy who flipped and now providing information to investigators. so a very strong case there. i want you to hear from officials who are on scene and this morning we heard from the police chief and district attorney talking about the dangerous nature of this case and why prosecution here is so important. take a listen.

>> you follow the court's investigation and he's becoming more aggressive in the manner and asking them to do activities that clearly put lives in danger. >> it's unacceptable at every level. it doesn't matter if they're democrats or republicans. we're going to do everything we can to bring all the individuals involved including mr. pena to justice. >> this is exactly what law enforcement has been warning about, there are people out there receiving these election lies, believing them, internalizing them and can prove to be dangerous. we reached out to an attorney for pena for comment. we are waiting for the court hearing to begin any minute now. we'll wait and see whether this judge determines this individual remains a threat to the public whether he is issued no bail but again, very serious charges here and a very serious case. the area there, obviously, new mexico troubled by elected leaders apparently target in a politically motivated attack. >> josh campbell with the

reporting. thank you. let's discuss with cnn senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe. good to see you. we discussed how election denying is dangerous for our democracy. we saw on january 6th and several times since how it's dangerous to life and limb. when you see this suspect, solomon pena targeting these lawmakers, going to their homes, i mean, what does that tell you about our climate and this suspect specifically? >> vehictor, it tells me the concerns we have and law enforcement and intelligence leaders had, that we may be entering a period of political violence has happened. we are there. this is no longer kind of a strategic discussion about the next threat that might be over the horizon. it's here. we've become a country which people resort to violence to express frustration over politics and obviously, january 6th, the best example of that as

you said, we have had many other examples in the last few years. cesar who began mailing pipe bombs to people he thought were political enemies and ricky who tried to attack the fbi cincinnati field office with an ar-15 acting out on, you know, another guy who we know was consuming lies and propaganda. the list goes on and on. this one unfortunately will be headed to that as yet another example of what is happening in this country. >> i remember having to flee my office because of cesar sayoc and the bomb he sent to his perceived enemies and so, the fact that election denial lights the fuse and it's a pretty quick line, how does the fbi now change their approach, if that's the right word knowing we're in this climate? what are they doing?

>> it requires deploying the tactics and techniques of domestic violence extremists that is searching for sources of information, searching for sources of intelligence, recruiting people to report on the activities of their co-conspirators, things like that but also requires a little new shift, the fbi and dhs have to pivot and recognize this threat is coming from a slightly different place. you are no longer looking at discrete groups focused on maybe anti black discrimination, anti immigration, anti-government feelings, generally what have you but you have a collection of those motivated groups rallying around the same sort of political motivation, the per institute of extreme, right wing

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george santos, the truth challenged republican who grossly embellished his resume and life experience while running for election was awarded seats on two congressional committees. >> despite legal issues. manu raju is on capitol hill. members are calling for him to resign, but he still gets committee assignments. >> reporter: yeah, the house republican leadership decided he'll be treated like any other member of the house given committee assignments. he did not get the committees he wanted. i'm told he pushed for high profile committee seats on the house financial committee and house foreign affairs and republican leaders decided against that, instead gave him two other comities, lower pro

vile committees, science and a small business committee but having committee assignments nonetheless. republican leaders say because they're investigations are on going and an ethics investigation will take place, they want those to play out. if there were ever an indictment, that's when he would lose the aacommkc -- committee assignments. in 2019 steve king made some racist comments then minority leader kevin mccarthy pushed to have him removed. this situation is different republicans say. >> i don't condone what he said and what he's done. i don't think anybody does. that's not my role. he was elected. he represents a million people. >> we'll treat him like any other member and keep an eye on him. so -- but. >> yeah. >> there is precedent for steve king lost his committee assignments after the com verse

-- controversies, what is different here? >> the nature of what was said. feeling like some things others said in the past were condemning of other people. i mean, basically, he said some things about himself. >> so in just a point of clarification, santos' district represents 776,000 people, not a million people but that same district is a blue one. one that joe biden carried by eight points and that is a major factor in how republican leaders are dealing with it. the last thing they would want in this point according to the number of republican sources is for a resignation to happen. that would set up a special election could make it very difficult to hold on to that seat and tighten mccarthy's already very tight majority in the house. which is why kevin mccarthy, the house republican leaders are giving them as a committee assignment saying he'll be a standing member of the conference for now. >> okay. manu raju, thank you very much. let's bring in our cnn political commentator and white house

communications director and rena shaw our republican strategists. great to have you here. george santos, alyssa? he is a charged with financial fraud in brazil. let me give our viewers a little more details about that. this is a according to document presented by cnn. santos is accused of stealing a man's checkbook in 2008. santos confessed to forging the man's signature on two checks to purchase clothes and shoes costing $1,313. someone charged with financial fraud and defrauding a small business is going to be on the small business committee. >> in a step further, my understanding the first time in history a foreign nation asked to extradite a sitting congress man. it's totally unprecedented. it's the simple math of not wanting to lose a republican seat and turned a blind eye to

these things. they are consider b committees, not a committees, the ones you want to be on. this matters to the american public. the science and technology committee will be extremely important in a congress that will be looking into big tech. he's going to have roles in two influential committees at a time he's under any number of investigations and also note, there is reporting he defrauded veterans trying to help dogs. this man seems to know no bottom. >> we have that reporting that there were veterans, their dog was sick. this pit bull named sapphire started a go fund me. raised $3,000. the owner of the pit bull never saw the money. the list just gets, rena, worse and worse as we go day after day. there is not a constituency he hasn't offended or allegedly defrauded in someway. how does he have credibility to question or hold accountable any witness who comes before either committee? >> already sitting in this

moment he has zero credibility because his own local gop wants nothing to do with him. they want to send constituent case work not to his office but a neighboring congressman's office. that tells you when your own people don't want you and tell you you're not welcome in the ranks but at any event, we have to say what person made it to the highest level of office? it is a personal who is frankly a conn man. there is nothing about him that seems true. he seems to be not just full of himself and somebody who is embellished but quite dachngero. kevin mccarthy may not be

speaker anymore. we see the drip doprop but not serving anybody. >> that leads us to marjorie taylor greene named to the homeland security committee. let's remind viewers of some of the insane things that she has said. >> so-called plane that crashed into the pentagon, odd, there is never evidence shown for a plane in the pentagon. there is an islamic invasion into our government offices right now. kennedy getting killed in the plane crash is another one of those clinton murders, right? we're talking about who is accused. i'll tell you what he says. according to him, many in our government are actively worshipping satan. >> that's her following qanon. so she is highly susceptible to crazy conspiracy theories. she's in charge of the security? >> i mean, think of the history here. the homeland security committee stood up in 2002 after the n9/1 attacks. i offered to give marjorie taylor greene a tour of the pentagon where you can see where the plane hit the building.

no response there. that is the height of irresponsibility by kevin mccarthy. he could have put her on house administration. there is many committees you can plug someone like her where she can't do real damage but rena showed there is a danger element here with george santos, foreign adversaries would be champing at the bit to exploit. when you're this caught up in legal woes, you don't have an off ramp and this makes you susceptible to blackmail. she's somebody as well. she's not demonstrated the judgment. the integrity to be on a committee dealing with the homeland and finally, one of the biggest issues homeland security should be dealing with is home grown domestic terrorism, the proud boys and oath keepers. this is a woman that said she and steve bannon had led january 6th, they would have won and would have been armed. totally irresponsible. >> let's look at the house

oversight committee including marjorie taylor greene and a couple holdouts. lauren boebert, biron donalds, paul go sar on the committee. questions about the side deals made to get to the final vote in the 15th vote to get to that gavel, what are the next two years looking like if you have these members there on house oversight? >> dysfunction, dysfunction, dysfunction. that is what the next two years look like. it saddens me as somebody that worked in the halls of congress and any of us that worked in the halls know, we know not only are these members, these people we've elected as representatives, people who should become m committed to de but they should have stable minds. what i think we've seen with the crazy clown car caucus, we've seen this lack of desire to govern. we've seen this want to blow it

all up and this say problem in our moment right now where we have these attitudes that are all or nothing attitudes. they are creating the problem that messes with everyday governing. so it's what is happening in our politics isn't just happening over there. it affects what happens on the hill because they bring these attitudes and then they at every moment want to create barriers to progress, to things actually getting done for the american people. conservatives have real opportunities when we talk about economy, i'm dmmigration, energ. these are places they can leave and leg state and choose to govern. these people characterizing politics, they made it so hard because they made it so difficult for kevin mccarthy to afford to lose even one vote like i mentioned earlier and that is -- it's a very simple reason for why we'll see the dysfunction for the next two years. >> certainly problems that must be solved. at the top of the list the did he believe ceili-- desbt ceilin.

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traders on wall street are busy deciphering a mixed bag of economic data. the dow is down more than 400 points. after another disappointing retail sales report on the flip side, producer prices fell last month. evidence that the fed's interest rate hikes are cooling the economy as intended. >> cnn is with us now. the fed has to balance all of these different variables so what is this latest one mean for them? >> you would think maybe it would mean they would slow the pace of rate hikes. we heard citibank saying it's changing the call for the february fed meeting to a slower rate hike and we heard from several fed officials saying they're not done yet and part of the reason the dow was off more than 400 points. what did we learn in the report this morning. the whole sale retailer inflation, supplier inflation and what it showed is prices fell 0.5% on a monthly basis on an annual basis, prices are higher by 6.2%. take a look however at the last few years of annual ppi or

producer inflation and you can see the trend that is certainly encouraging. 6.2% at an annual rate as i just said but compare that to the peak of 11.7% in march of 2022. we like to see it. now, take a look at consumer inflation, which is inflation that we as consumers all experience on a day to day. you can see it is following a similar trend. consumer inflation also falling. you have consumer inflation falling, producer inflation falling. wage is moderating. part of the reason why you're hearing banks say the fed can do a little less now because it is working. at the same time, we got retail sales that showed look, it was a disappointment. consumers really pulling back how they're spending. retail sales fell 1.1% on a monthly basis in december, november was also revised lower and guys, the pull back was pretty broad based even parts of the economy that had been doing really well like restaurants and bars, we saw some pull backs there in the last month. so, you know, is it good? is it bad? it's like when you're in a relationship and the label isn't

really defined. it's complicated. [ laughter ] >> thank you for putting it in our terms. >> been there. >> it gets better. [ laughter ] >> haven't we all? >> we learned earlier today that microsoft will lay off 10,000 of its employees, that's almost 5% of the work force. what is going on there? >> the company is saying larger macro economic trends. another tech player joining that space and saying it is seeing slowing demand. the ceo is at the world economic forum. he talked about normalizing demand. another tech player experiencing this normalizing demand. guys, you got to remember during the pandemic, they saw explosive grea growth and demand and it's a different environment so demand has started to pull back. >> things are changing. >> thanks. 911 calls have been released from the accident involving oscar nominated actor jeremy render. you'll hear them for yourself, next. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van!n!

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stuck in his driveway in the snow. there was unprecedented snowfall in the area. we know that jeremy successfully moves the car, gets onto the snowcat and somehow slips off. an unidentified neighbor calls 911 and we have a little bit of that 911 call. take a listen. >> how's he doing? >> a lot of pain. he's conscious. we've got him covered in blankets. his head's covered. slowly drifting off. >> is he starting to drift off into sleep? >> yeah. stay awake. >> all right. so this 911 call goes on for 20 minutes. we're not playing all of it for you all because it is very disturbing and graphic in nature, but at one point, you hear the caller say that his chest, upper torso, his ribs have been crushed. you saw, you know, on the 911 call that you are hearing that he's drifting off to sleep. so the good news is though, that he survived, right? and we know in that press

conference that the sheriff's office did a few days later that, you know, it took them over 20 minutes, 25 minutes to get to him because roads were closed. there was all that snowfall in the area, and he was airlifted to a hospital, got out of the hospital just the other day. he's recovering at home. we're hoping to hear from him soon, maybe even here at cnn, and, you know, it's incredible. he's posted on social media updates from the hospital when he was there. his family surrounding him, his television show premiering the other day, and so, you know, he's posting about that. it's just obviously a long road to recovery, but it's incredible that he is alive. so it's one of those stories that, you know, has a happy ending at the end of all of this, but we obviously still want to know more details on his condition and how he's doing because that was such a heavy piece of machinery that crushed him. >> yeah. a very severe accident here, but as we've seen on social media, his spirits are high. >> yes. >> that certainly helps in

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