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viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm rosemary church, just ahead on cnn newsroom, the blood of black america is on your hands. so stand up and do something. >> police reform in the u.s. this follows outrage over the harrowing video we saw of police beating tyre nichols to death. why many say change begins at the federal level. three woks after a first grader allegedly shot his teacher, students from one virginia elementary school will finally return to the classroom. we'll look what's being changed. and the u.s. secretary of state arrives in the middle east amid rising tensions between israelis and palestinians >> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >> and we begin this hour with

the boating death of tyre nichols and efforts to prevents will become a water shed moment in the push for criminal justice reform. hours after the video was made public showing nichols ruthless beating at the hands of memphis police, officials shot down the specialized scorpion unit all five former officers who have been charged in nichols death were members of that unit. local district attorney discussed the timing of the charges and the video's release >> we knew that longer the video was delayed the more unrest and suspicion about the process there would be, so the video needed to be released soon but at the same time we also knew that releasing the video without an announcement of charges could itself be provocative and incendiary, the best solution was to expedite the investigation and to investigate -- expedite consideration of charges so that the charges cod come first and then the

release of the video, and i think that proved to have been a fruitful sequence of events, because as we were seeing, the has been demonstrations. there has been reaction to the video, which is certainly shocking but they've been peaceful. >> during a news conference in memphis sunday, the president of the tennessee chapter of the naacp said congressional action on police reform is needed. cnn has more >> we heard from the naacp in tennessee the president applauding the memphis police chief for firing those officers involved in the beating of tyre nichols. and for doing so went 20 days not waiting months to a year to do that. also, she applauded the da for charging those officers involved and finally demonstrators who took to the streets peacefully around the u.s. saying quote, we've shown the world how you do it. here's what else she had to say

>> we come to call of action congress about failing to prep and pass bills to stop police brutality. you're writing another black man's obituary. the blood of black america is on your hands. so stand up and do something. >> family attorney and civil rights attorney ben crump saying that the work is far from over, that reform needs to happen on a national scale. >> well, in our community, we say this is the blueprint going forward, whether the officers are black or white, we expect to see swift action and swift justice even if it's a white police officer that abuse us. >> and back in memphis, the official gofundme for tyre nichols's mother and father for the family has crossed over the million dollars mark since those videos were released on friday. those donations will go towards helping out his parents, specifically with they are mental health services, and for

taking time off of work. also, written within that gofundme is they hope to use the money to build a memorial skate park, we know that tyre was so in love with skating and sun sets. isabelle cnn atlanta. tyre nichols's death is renewing focus in washington on criminal justice reform, and in particular, on the george floyd justice in policing act. among its provisions it proposes a ban on racial and religious profiling boy law enforcement and certain police procedures and over hauls immunity protecting police officers from being sued in civil court. the bill passed the democratic controlled house in 2021 but not the evenly split senate. senate majority whip said it's time to return to negotiations.

>> senator booker chairman of the crime subcommittee has been working on this for years. i think he and senator scott should sit down again quickly to see if we can revive that effort. but that in and of itself is not enough. we need a national conversation about policing in a responsible constitutional and humane way. >> to me it's a lack of respect for human life so i don't know that any law, any training any reform will change you know, that this man was handcuffed and continued to beat him. i don't think these guys represent the vast majority of law enforcement but i don't know if there's anything you can do to stop the kind of evil we saw in that video. >> members of the congressional black caucus are also calling for a return to negotiations and requesting a meeting with president joe biden to discuss the issue. jo ested is former richmond virginia police officer and author of police brutality matters, he jones me now from

atlanta, we appreciate you talking with us. >> thank you for having me. >> the united states and indeed the world is shocked and horrified boy the broult on this deadly attack on tyre nichols at the hands of five police officers. video reigniting this brutality and the need for reform, and while these five police officers have been charged with second degree murder and their specialized unit shut down, what more needs to be done do you think to send a clear message that another black man dying at the hand of police will not be tolerated. >> we, legislation, there's a elements that i notice being a police officer and coming from the community that's most effective for the black community. one i notice that officers are immune from civil chaos.

many times an officer with the, you know, a subject will be handcuffed and also actually start giving licks and i will say stop, and officer say what do you care about let the city cut the check. i notice that was pretty common i have an older brother in law enforcement he was there seven years before me. i have other family in law enforcement they would say the same thing, we need to start not owing the payout on the taxpayer's back put it on officers as well. that's one. >> why do you think that we copy saying this happened again and again in this country? >> historically, culturally, the law enforcement the way it polices through force and intimidation, we need to change that mindset and because we need to change that mindset and because officers are allowed to do that historically in the police department hasn't held them

accountable they are able to get away with that. guys up after they run it's common it's been around for centuries. hand down, definitely needs to change, we need a task force for the doj that combined with federal and state legislation that will investigate all police shootings and police use of force complaints. actually investigate my misconduct. it shouldn't happen. >> what was the culture of this specialized police unit that was responsible for this brutal and deadly attack on tyre nichols and what should happen to the memphis police chief who just a day before that unit was dismantled defended it by saying the unit did good work? >> now, don't get me wrong, the unit that what is designed to do. if it's done correctly it does do good work. when i left patrol i went to a specialized anti-crime unit, these guys are targeting the

most violent individuals on the street you have to have normally with aggressive or of hiss you're going after drug dealers robbery, murders killers, it's a well needed unit to combat crime. but it needs more oversight and it definitely, definitely needs supervision because when i was a part of it. rarely seen a supervisor. if the guys in the unit pretty much had free reign to do what they want. you have some bad apples within that unit, although abuse the freedoms, not being held accountable, no supervision, it does good work but olympic anything if you have the wrong personnel in that particular unit you'll have incidents like this . >> and what about those people at the scene of the attack and its aftermath where we saw no one intervene or offer no one intervene or offer assistance to tyre nichols, what should happen to those people failing to act?

how should they be held ow as a criminal. they should be held accountable but what we need to do is we need to get officers, i work with officers a lot. i was one that always intervened, pulled officers off of individual, what are you doing he's in cuffs? a lot of officers didn't do that because the police department provided no protection for officers who comes forward. there's no formal retaliation when officers as we speak out. so you have a huge problem where officers wanting to speak out but get retaliated against. when i started speaking out i started getting calls and assignments with no backup, they sent a strong message i was told you need to start keeping your mouth closed if you want help out here because the same people i'm trying to protect, same people now i have the police and sometimes they can get a little crazy on the street, you'll need backup. if you're talking against these guys, these are the same guy that is will leave you out to dry when you need them. so you got to have protection for the officers who come out

and see order. >> thank you so much for joining us and talking with us. >> thank you. in the coming hours, students attending rich neck elementary school in virginia will be back in classes for the first time since a 6-year-old allegedly shot a teacher more than three weeks ago. a new administrator on assignment at the school told parents in an e-mail to expect a police presence. it comes after staffing changes following the shooting, teacher abby zwerner is still recovering after being released from the hospital. the school system may be implementing new safety changes, some parents feel it's not enough. cnn paula sanibal has more from new york. >> a spokesperson from the school in newport news virginia confirms that the principal at rich neck elementary school which is where the shooting took

place will be reassigned to another position within the school district, now the third school system employee to be removed from their post since january 6, when a sixth grader on campus shot and wounded his teacher on wednesday you'll recall the school board voted to cut ties with the superintendent of the entire school system. there's also the principal at richneck elementary that resigned, the attorney maintained school administrators were warned three times the day of the shooting that the child was armed with a firearm but the attorney maintaining they failed to act, she even plans to file a lawsuit against the school system. the school district not commenting because of the ongoing investigation but ahead of the first day of classes since that shooting, parents and students and staff are in a tough situation as many of them have to decide whether or not to return to school on monday, michelle brown is one of the parents who we've had an opportunity to speak to, her son

a third grader on that campus at richneck, she she did need to feel reassured that those responsible should be held accountable and also they're doing what they can to keep her son safe and keep this from happening again and school responding trying to insure parents saying they will be installing metal detectors and transparent backpacks on campus and some parents saying it's too little too late. they want a restructuring of the school system and the administrators in general and for them to take a hard look at the procedures and the policies in place. paula sandobal cnn new york. more than 15 million people are under windchill warnings with the possibility of significant ice storms from central texas to central illinois. the national weather service in fort worth texas is asking people to avoid travel on tuesday, they say this system could produce freezing rain and

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hadas gold has detail >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the wake of two shootings boy palestinians, one call terrorist attacks left seven dead five injured, among those actions are increasing the deployment of security forces across the country but specially west bank they vowed to demolish the homes of the two attackers this is common tactic as a way to deter future attackers and want to he can say do it and expand the number of gun permits for israeli civilians and want to revoke national insurance benefits for the families those israel accused of terrorism and they want to push forward draft legislation that would possibly revoke the israeli identity cards and residence of those same family of israel accused of supporting terrorism or having terrorists in the family.

>> response will be strong, swift and precise, whoever tries to harm us, we will harm them and everyone who assists them. we have already carried out widespread arrest of those who support, assist and cite terrorism, we're deploying force, weary enforcing units and we're doing this in various sectors. >> the palestinian authority condemned those steps at collective punishment saying they will pour oil on the fire in preparation for detonating the entire arena in conflict. palestinians reporting dozens of the cars and shops in the occupied west bank burned and damaged boy settlers, acts of retribution for the deadly attack, diplomatic efforts are underway, cry chief meeting on sunday ahead of u.s. secretary of state antony blinken's arrival on monday to the region, he'll first meet with israeli officials including benjamin netanyahu before heading to the west bank to meet with palestinian officials. while this was preplanned ahead

of the latest round of violence comes with a much greater sense of urgency, hadas gold, cnn jerusalem. at least 1 person is dead after a missile strike a residential building in the ukrainian city of kharkiv. three other people were injured in the strike, officials add residents are evacuated to the south, the city council says at least three people are dead and six injured following russian shelling according to local officials, the shelling hit a hospital, school playground and warehouses, and damaged buildings in the region. all this as ukrainian president vlodymyr zelenskyy says the situation on the front lines of the war is very tough including in the city of back must which he says is under constant attack in russia. is following developments for us joins us live from london be good morning to you, claire, what's the latest on those

deadly russian attacks on kharkiv in the northeast and the south and how is president zelenskyy responding. >> it was a pretty deadly weekend for ukrainian civilians, and i think these two attacks taken together on sunday gives you a sense of the broad area that ukraine is having to defend kharkiv in the northeast of the country the second largest isn't in city boy an f300 surface to air missile hitting a residential building that's usually an air defense missile but repurposed over the course of the past few months by russia as an offensive weapon and about 500 kilometers or more away down in the south, more civilian deaths caused they say by

russian shelling hitting civilian infrastructure, so all of this continuing the theme we're seeing of russia's aerial assault and in the meantime of course, we see continue, continued heavy battles in the east of ukraine, particularly in the don'ts region, president zelenskyy saying this is part of a russian strategy essentially of attrition. >> russia hopes to drag out the war and exhaust our force, so we have to make time our weapon, we have to accelerate developments, speed up supply and launch of new necessary military options for ukraine. >> make time weapon another way of saying that the west needs to do more in terms of supplying ukraine with ever more sophisticated weaponry and to do it more quickly having come from the successes that he's seen in terms of those promises of tanks from western alleys, zelenskyy clearly trying to seize the moment to push for more, for what ukraine needs to try to get russia out of the country, not

just hold them in place, he talked to them saturday about how attacking tooking long arrange missiles are vital for ukraine and fighter jets are on the wish list, meanwhile, we're hearing from russia today that foreign minister interview with state media saying while they see provisions and promises from west, negotiations with ukraine are in his his words pointless needing justification for russian aggression come backs up zelenskyy's comments. >> thanks, appreciate that. former british prime minister boris johnson says russian president putin once threatened him before russia's invasion of ukraine last year, the exchange was released as a preview to the bbc documentary, putin versus the west here's how johnson described it he

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♪. ♪. welcome back, in south africa, power counts are disrupting lives of millions of people, especially chicken farmers, thousands of birds have died as rolling blackouts up to 12-hours a day, have paralyzed major cities and businesses, a south african bank estimates the country's gdp could be 2 percentage higher if there were no power cuts, we want to go to cnn dave mackenzie who joins me live from johannesburg david what are you learning. >> a crisis for south african, no way to get around it, last years, more than 200 days in this country saw blackouts of a significant amount. after ten, 12 hours, as you said, the finance minister calls it having a disastrous effect on the economy.

but it's really goes beyond that. it even threaten food security and i must warn some viewers that some of them might find these images disturbing. >> >> tens of thousands of dead birds. suffocated when the power failed. and surges blew the backup systems. it's the awful impact of a country in crisis. when you saw thousands of chickens die like this, what was it like for you? >> it was so, so bad. i never thought it >> he struggled months with up to ten hours of rolling blackouts a day. he continue hide his anger at the government. >> i'm not asking them to do a fighter, i don't, i'll do my job, i will produce food, i'll wake up early, work on sundays to produce food for south africa, i like what i'm doing,

just do your job. you have one thing to do, just do it. give us power, employees. >> the power is in short supply, the farm they built from scratch runs alast during the worst blackouts. he said dough sell costs could singing them. >> the president admitted corruption, sabotage lack of skills caused this why should this government be trusted to fix it. >> as you know this problem predates the president time in government. >> the president acknowledges that decades of mismanagement and breath taking corruption for state owned power utility escon, a lack of maintenance, deep skills deficit and regulator red tape helped cause the crisis. >> i'll repeat the same question, why should south africans that caused this

infections this problem >> i've said it and president said it numerous times there was massive regrettable steps that led he is to where we are now, however now we're focusing on the solution and opportunities that have been presented by this crisis. >> call to energy security forward. >> not everyone is buying it. the official opposition is calling for mass action. >> you can sense the growing frustration in south africa already, this crisis isn't just inconvenient for people, it can kill the dreams of a better future >> a better future is what they strive for. >> are you proud of yourself. >> yes, i am. we used to fight a lot. >> he turned a small government covid grant into the creamery. it's a huge hit here. thanks to the home of the cooper family. but when the power goes out.

they the profits evaporate. >> turn on the generator >> plans to expand put on hold. what do you want the government to do? >> i want the government to put honest with us, if they're able to fix it please fix it. if they can't let us know and makes us feel that we are not really -- it's meant to for the people boy the people for them boy them, you know? >> at the very least, all south africans just desperate want the lights to be turned back on. >> when we look at the stories, rose marie and expand to millions of people across the country, there's a growing sense of despair because of these ongoing energy issues and bigger protests in fact, are planned,

government says it's tried to cut that red tape encourage independent power producers to get power on to the grid. this could take years and even the stability of of this country could be under threat because of it >> that frustration is total the understandable. david mckenzie joinings live >> after severe rain more flooding is coming t to new zealaland. details when we come back. ♪. ♪. ♪. i'm looking for someone who will let loose. dress up a little. see a show. order the steak and the lobster.r. some people say i'm excessive, but who cares. i'm just looking for a saturday to remember, and a sunday by the pool. think you can keep up?

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because the ground is already saturated and education ministry closed all schools in aukland until february 7th due to flooding. this is cnn meteorologist derek van damn with more >> if you're familiar with aukland new zealand you probably recognize this sports stadium, the eden park the largest of its kind look at the flooding in the pch below, incredible amounts of rain fallen the past few days especially last friday when we saw historic rainfall in downtown aucland. let's contextize this event, it was impressive and historic, on average, it receives about 71 millimeters of rain in the 24-hour period on friday the 27th they received nearly 260 millimeters of rain, i spoke to some meteorologists there at the new zealand met service and they used the word torrential when at any rove 40 millimeters of rain

in one hours, some observation sites saw over 80 million meters in one hour, that will cause rapid rises in rivers, it will cause significant flash flooding like it did and the potential to isolate communities does exist. unfortunately with more rain in this forecast, the met service has now issued their highest alert level, that is a red alert meaning you need to take act, especially north of auckland that's where we anticipate the heaviest amounts of rain in the next if you hour, significant flooding impassable roadways and rivers and impassable roads we could see some isolated communities because of the heavy rain, they have an equivalent of a land slide here in north america what they didn't call a slip, a significant problem considering this is mountain us terrain, it could see the land

slide or mudslide making it completely impassable. lots being pumped in from the tropics to the north, a low pressure system that meander off the west coast bringing 100 to 200 meters of rain, prepare yourself for the potential of more rain. an earthquake in northwestern iran left at least three people dead and more than 800 injured. this video shows the moment the 5.9 magnitude quake hit near the turkish border saturday. some affected areas are also dealing with freezing temperatures, snow and power outages >> before our international viewers world sport is coming up next, for everyone else, stay with us, i'll be back with more news in a moment. ♪. ♪.

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the attack. it's one of many things david depape said when he called a san francisco reporter over the weekend from jail. allowed the call to be recorded, which came the same day that a california court released video of the attack. here's part of that call. >> liberty isn't dying. it's being killed. systematically and deliberately. people killing it made an adjective. i messed up. what i did was really bad. i'm so sorry. i didn't get more of them. it's my own fault. no one else is to blame. i should have come better prepared. >> depape is facing many state and federal charges allegedly attacking paul pelosi and uploaded not guilty. the man armed a shooting suspect in california has been awarded a metal of courage boy

the local police department. he was also given a certificate of congressional recognition sunday, shootings just over a week ago left 11 people dead as they were celebrating the lunar new year at a dance studio. he later wrestled the gun would at a second studio likely preventing another tragedy. >> i want everyone to take the time to grief, to mourn, to recover, but after, i want us the people of this nation to take action. >> cnn has more from california. >> so brandon is 26 years old, was welcomed with a standing ovation so many people cheering and clapping for him. there were local leaders, law enforcement agents and even just members of the community, someone with a sign that said

brandon is our hero but it's the balance between celebrating but also remembering the victims, we're at a festival that is very similar to what was going on just last weekend in monterey park, and we're only two, three miles away from that site. so it is a community that is very intertwined and everybody just thinking brandon and really the la county sheriff saying it's not just brandon, it is many be many people, it is more good than evil. that is what the sheriff pointed out, that people that went no that dance studio more than a week ago doing everything they could to save as many people as possible, the medical personnel that helped them that day just members of the community that were inside of that dance hall that were helping other people there, and so just pointing out that despite everything that happened last week, that this is also a time to celebrate, to come together as a community and really try to do everything they can to honor someone who was

brave enough to confront that shooter at the ceremony they also mentioned that brandon tsay was invited to the state of the union address by president joe biden, so you'll be seeing a little bit of him as well. in general, as you can see here, people really coming together to celebrate because this is how you show that despite everything that happened this is a community that has come together and is honoring and remembering those victims. >> thanks to camilla bow nel for that report. >> in baltimore police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead and led to car accident that injured two boys, one a 3-year-old the other two months old, the more of baltimore told cnn police do not have a suspect or motive in the shooting, here's more of what he said on sunday. >> we do know now even though there's still in conditions that we we shall they were not in,

that neither athlete-year-old or the two were not shot thankfully but possibly were shot there and we'll continue to apply pressure to the community, to everyone, to people that were out there, because there were dozens of possibly out there and someone knows he don't did this and someone has to step up and we will find this person and turn them over to other parts of the justice system. >> employees believe someone opened fear on a baltimore street saturday night but they don't know if the shooter or shooters were fearing at the people in the car or others on the sidewalk. police in new jersey say there was an assassin attempt in a synagogue during the early hours of sunday morning, scour the camera footage shows a man throwing a monthly told cocktail at the front door at the house of worship and fleeing, the bottle broke but didn't cause damage to the building, employees say the incident is being investigated and patrols of goings in the area increased because of the attack. in oregon man suspected of

kidnapping and boating on a woman unconscious is still on the run, employees say they continue to follow leads in a confident they will find benjamin foster with the help of the public. they warn that he may try to change his appearance to evade capture over the weekend, they also said he could be using dating aps, either to lure unsuspecting people into helping him escape for find new victims. foster faces charges of attempted murder kidnapping and assault. university of georgia quarterback stetson bennett was arrested in dallas texas on sunday for alleged public intoxication. according to the dallas police department, bennett was taken into custody transported to the city detention center and charged. it's unclear if he has an attorney at this time. cnn affiliate wfaa reported he

was released from the detention center few hours later and led the bulldogs to a second consecutive championship earlier this month. >> teams are set for super bowl 57 after sunday's conference title games in the nfl. the kansas city chiefs won a nail by thor over the cincinnati bengals 23-20 for the afc championship, late field goal with just seconds to go seal the victory, chiefs headed to their third super bowl in the past four seasons, chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes spoke to reporters after the game. >> whenever you thought you're the under dog playing at arrowhead stadium gets guys ready to go. yes, i mean, i mean maybe the last time they were talking about we got to play them. there was a lot of stuff, the mayor came at me, man. you understand he's the mayor of cincinnati he's got to think about something, you just got to play the football game and let

your play do the talking. >> and the philadelphia eagles headed to their first spoke about since 2018 after easily beating the san francisco 49ers 31-7 in the nfc championship. eagles did most of their damage on the ground with 148 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns. >> put a lot of work in and had opportunity, you know, put a lot of work in and had this opportunity and to be here and it's a moment we want to enjoy as a team. everything we've been able to overcome to have this opportunity in front of us, want to take advantage of it, you know, want to take advantage of it, the atmosphere between the was amazing. the fans, showed up. the energy all of it, so bring that to, ac. >> eagles fans wasted no time celebrating flooding the streets after the game the city announced street closures and vehicle restrictions in the city

center because of those celebrations. tennessee great novack djokovic is back on top of the world ranks comes after he claimed his 10th australian open title and a record tie 20-second grand slam. cnn world sports don radell has more. >> novak djokovic continued his love affair with the australian open winning 10th time, having arrived, nursing a hamstring injury he gained strength and confidence throughout the tournament won in straight sets. this by the way was a rematch of the 2021 french open final but this played out very different. back then, djokovic had to fight back from two sets down, here, he was pretty much always in control. djokovic had to work for it at times, the second and third sets were tight decided only by tie breaks but he dominanted the

third set breaker, racing no a five love leave and closing out on match point when he hit a thumping four hand down the line that sits found too hard to handle. of course, djokovic loves playing here, but his victory this year was really differ. it was a total redemption, it came just 12 months after he was in australia without a vaccinate for the covid 19 virus, spend a in a detention center before he was unceremoniously deported before the start of the tournament, now a ten-to him champion in melbourne and tying him for the record with are you familiar aisle nadal. on reflection he said this had been actually one of the hardest trophies to win. >> i have to say that this has been one of the most challenging tournaments i have ever played in my life. considering the circumstances not playing last year coming

back this years, and i want to thank all the people that made me feel welcome, made me feel comfortable to be in melbourne to be in australia. i tried to think to myself and really live through these moment, it's a long journey, this is also a long talk from my side, bear with me, guys. i just have to say this because only the team and the family knows what we've been through in the last four, five weeks, and this probably is the i would say biggest victory in my life considering the circumstance >> the folk will switch to paris in spring where he'll try to hedge ahead of of djokovic for the 15 and time, what a match that would be if djokovic nadal

could go head-to-head. djokovic at the age of 35 is one of the oldest players on tour, but he plays like one of the youngest. back to you. >> thank you for joining us. i'll be back with more news after the break, you're watching cnn. stick around. ♪ ♪. ♪(jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because the golo plan takes a holistic approach to weight loss. we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. the release supplement makes losing weight easy. release sets you up for successful weight loss because it supports your blood sugar levels betweween mes so you aren't hungry or fatigued. golo is real, our customers are real, and our success stories are real. we have a 98% satisfaction rating. why not give it a try? hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home

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