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you're watching cnn newsroom and i'm rosemary church. >> ahead. >> the blood of black america is on your hands, stand up and do something. >> demand for employees reform in the u.s. following outrage over the harrowing video we saw of police beating tyre nichols to death. why many say change begins in washington. we'll bring you the latest's the debate over the u.s. debt ceiling and how the outcome will be felt well beyond the united states 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 beating death of tyre nichols and efforts to prevent police brutality in the future. on sunday, the nichols family attorney told cnn he hopes this will become a water shed moment

in the push for criminal justice reforms. hours after video was made public showing nichols ruthless beating at the hands of memphis police, officials shutdown the specialized scorpion unit, all five former officers charged in nichols's death were members of that unit. a local district attorney and the nichols family attorney discussed the charges and release of the video. >> this video illustrates that it's this culture that says it doesn't matter whether the police officers are black, hispanic or white, that it is somehow allowed for you to trample on the constitutional rights of certain citizens from certain ethnicities and certain communities. >> and we have to have a larger conversation about this. >> we now 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 provoketive and incendiary, the best solution was to expedite the investigation and charges so that the charges could 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 sewing, there has been demonstrations there has been reaction to the video, which is certainly shocking. but they've been peaceful. >> and in washington, there are growing calls to return to the issue of police reform and the george floyd justice in policing act. cnn white house correspondent has more. >> reporter: the white house and lawmakers on capitol hill are certainly facing renewed pressure when it comes to police reform. president biden has said he wants to see meaningful reform

passed but it's unclear what exactly that would entail in the current environment. democrats tried to push through the george floyd justice and policing act back in 2021, that would have included creating a registry for employees misconduct it also would have banned chokeholds and put restrictions on no knock warrants, now, that passed the house, it did not pass the senate. but senator cory booker a democrat was engaged in bipartisan talks with senator tim scott, a republican of south carolina. but those talks did eventually fall apart back in 2021, one of the sticking points was the issue of qualified immunity which offers immunity for police officers that prevents them being sued in civil court. senator dick der man a top democrat want to see booker and scott sit down together again to try to hammer out details regarding police reform, take a listen what he had to say ythis is a call for all of us to be honest about the situation, i'm

chairman of the senate judiciary committee, we do many pieces of legislation, i think of the police reform package that senator booker was working on with senator scott had many elements in it that are important, banning chokeholds, dealing with no warrant searches, dealing with accreditation of police departments, it's necessary that we do all of these things, but not sufficient. >> senator i want to. >> have a conversation >> one big question is whether there will be the appetite for police reform up on capitol hill especially as republicans now control the house to same time, members of the congressional black caucus are asking to meet with president biden this week to talk about police reform and we're also learning just moments ago that the head of the congressional black caucus congressman steven horse ford invited the family of tyre nichols to be his guests at the state of the union and he said they had accepted. so that certainly will be quite the moment if they in fact attend the state of the union on

february 7th. at this moment, the white house and according to is facing so much pressure the question is there there be an appetite to act and what exactly any type of legislation regarding police reform could pass the currently divided congress. cnn traveling with the president in wilmington, delaware. the president under the tennessee chapter of the naacp is also demanding congressional action during a fiery news conference in memos sunday she blasted the lack of progress and called for change. >> we come to call to action congress boy failing to craft and pass bills to stop police brutality you're writing another man's bitch chair, the blood of black america is on your hand. >> earlier i spoke with joe

estad a former richmond police officer and of police brutality matters, i asked him what could be done to make these incidents stop. >> historically, culturally, law enforcement the way they police is through force and intimidation. 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 throughout the centuries, hands down that definitely needs to change, we need a task force for the doj that's combined with federal and state legislation that will investigate all police shootings and police use of force complaints. you can't have the police department investigating itself. that's too much of a conflict. i work with guys who transfer into internal affairs, now these guys are assigned to actually investigate my misconduct. it just shouldn't happen.

>> and that was former police officer joe ested speaking to me earlier. the nba memphis grizzlies held a moment of silence to honor tyre nichols before they played the indiana pacers on sunday. it was the grizzly's first home game since video of nichols's beating was released. >> the memphis grizzly action to please join us in a moment of silence to remember the life of tyre nichols, a skate border, photography and fellow memphisian we share in the pain felt throughout the community and have faith in the city and power to heal. our heart felt sorrow and dope sympathies are with the nichols family and his friends during them ties. >> a gofundme campaign started in tyre nichols's memory raised more than $1 million in just to days.

the donations will cover time off for nichols parents as well as their mental health services. they also want to build a memorial skate park in tyre nichols's honor >> u.s. president joe biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy will discuss the debt ceiling when the two sit down for talks on wednesday. a white house spokesperson said mr. biden will ask mccarthy if he intends to meet his quote constitutional obligation to prevent a national default. the white house previously said raising the debt ceiling is not a negotiation but an obligation to avoid economic chaos, in the senate, two dozen did republicans say they won't back increase without major spending cuts, here's what mccarthy is looking for. >> i want to find a reasonable and responsible way that we can lift the debt ceiling would take control of this run away spending. if you look at the last four

years, the democrats have increased spending by 30%. 400 billion dollars. we're at 120% of gdp we haven't been in this place to debt since world war ii, we can't continue down this path, i don't think there's anyone in america who doesn't agree there's woeful washington spend, we can eliminate i want to sit down together, work out an agreement so we can move forward to put us on a path to balance, at the same time, not put any of our debt in jeopardy at the same time. >> jeff stein is a washington post white house economics reporter, he joins me now from new york. great to have you with us. >> thanks so much for having me. >> so as the white house braces for a tough fight ahead over raising the debt limit. house speaker kevin mccarthy and president joe biden prepare to meet wednesday to discuss the issue. mr. biden saying raising the debt limit is an obligation, not a negotiation, mccarthy

disagreeing on that, but at the same time, republican leader are trying to educate gop members who don't seem to understand how the debt limit works. and what the ramifications will be if they fail to raise it. what are you learning about this effort to educate these members? >> there's an interesting tension now in the republican party where some members really seem to think that we can go over this cliff and fail to pay our payment obligations for the first time in the nation's history and that that will be manageable, and this has different tenors and flavors but the upshot is that this is an opportunity for the republicans that many of them see to push for major concessions on spending and spending cuts in the biden administration because they do not fear really the consequences of default. i would say most republicans -- that's probably a minority, view but enough of a view to have a big swing in the caucus and

there's another that says we can try to use this opportunity to negotiate for concessions but be realistic a massive freak-out in the market could have negative political consequences as well as economic ones for republican party >> when biden and mccarthy do meet on wednesday, how do they move forward on preventing this country from defaulting. >> i covered a bunch of debt limit fights, this is the one that is the least create path out of administration understandably does not want to reward republicans for taking the u.s. economy hostage as they would say for, you know, over the debt limit but republicans are in on a bind, kevin mccarthy can't preserve his speaker ship and give concessions and simultaneously, conservatives will not fall for a token or symbol that mccarthy could throw to get them to buy into a debt

ceiling deal, i have a hard time seeing how this gets resolved and that's obviously quite scary for markets and the other economy >> what will happen if congress fails to do its job and prevent a debt default? what's at stake >> u.s. treasurey, the debt the government issues to pay its balance are not just important for function of the u.s. government because we need to raise money to make balance payments between what we bring in and spend, it's also u.s. treasury debt are the benchmark the foundation of the global financial system almost every country around the world bases its trades and its financial markets on the value of the u.s. dollar and we never really seen the kind of ripple effect that economists fear if that goes haywire with the sudden change in what the u.s. trustworthiness for our credit and that could

throw the treasury markets billions of which traded every day completely out of sink more long-term looking at the u.s. lose what's called dollars, which makes it easy for us to borrow money because people seek out u.s. treasuries and bonds that u.s. dollars regard among the safest assets in the world, if we question that, to our political malfeasance and incompetence jeopardize that dollar dominance, we could really permanently damage our ability to lend cheaply increase our borrowing cost and could trigger cuts to vital government services and provisions that americans depend and rely on, these topics can feel disconnected to people but there's a potential tangible impact if we don't get this result. >> representative patrick mcelhenney the chairman of house financial services committee

warned republicans to be reasonable in their demands for concessions what would be considered reasonable? >> i heard from republican sources they're looking at something that either the biden administration doesn't want to do but would be ok with maybe increasing border security or ending the sort of covid emergency measures or some sort of deal where the white house agrees to set up a committee that doesn't have real power but can issue recommendations on that the white house would then maybe take a political hit from. i don't see republicans, republicans i've talked to said they're not going to go along with that, really, as i said really hard to see what negotiations could be productive here, mchenry is interesting because he's head of financial services he has tries to wall street, among republicans left business friendly and at odds with this maga fire breathing

wing that is saying we need to roughen up the debt limit. there are many republican whose retain close ties to big business that are various rain event sense about going down this path and mchenry speaks for them. >> great to get your analysis, appreciate it. >> thanks so much for having me. >> the u.s. justice department says it's trying to make lawmakers demands for more information on classified documents found at properties associated with donald trump and president joe biden, but the doj adds that it will try to do so without harming ongoing investigations into both matters, house democrat adam schiff said lawmakers should at least get briefings on the probes. >> certainly be briefed on documents, and this was the point i made after the mar-a-lago discoveries, it was a point i reiterated after it was discovered that president biden also had classified documents both the department and the congress need to be careful that what we do in handling this

doesn't interfere with any investigation that the justice department is conducting. >> to attorney general merrick garland believes the doj should withhold the documents from lawmakers until the special counsel handling each case give authorization. in the united states, over 25 million people are under winter weather alerts today, including more than 15 million under windchill warnings, winter weather alerts are still in effect for parts of wyoming, utah, colorado and nevada with the possibility of significant icing 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 rainy and sleet for a prolonged period. and still to come, the u.s. secretary of state is expected to urge calm when he visits israel and the west bank this week. details of the deadly violence

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security is high on the agenda as the u.s. secretary of state continues his trip to the middle east. this hour antony blinken is scheduled to meet with egypt foreign minister after holding talks with the country's president, later head to israel for the first time since the new right wing government took power. is expected to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and israel's foreign minister and president, this comes as israel is taking strict measures to address a wave of violence, israeli is sealed off the family home of a suspected gunman, saying he killed seven people newer a jerusalem synagogue friday a day after israeli forces launched a deadly raid in west bank, israeli officials are

planning other punitive measures including revoking certain benefits of families of people they consider terrorists and seeking to expand gun licenses for israeli citizens making it easier to carry weapons and to quote, strengthen settlements and enforce security units. >> we are not seeking escalation but we're prepared for any possibility. our answer to terrorism is an iron fist and a powerful swift and precise response. >> critics say the measures collective punishment and give so-called jewish extremist a green light to commit crimes on sunday a palestinian official said dozens attacked props in the west bank in an apparent response to the shooting, shops damaged cars burned and at least one house caught fire. at least one 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 say residents can were evacuated to the south in hill song, the city council said 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 bakhmut which he says is under constant attack in russia, cnn collar sebastian joins us, what is the latest on deadly attacks and how is president zelenskyy responding >> this was a deadly weekend for ukrainian civilians, the attack on kharkiv on sunday, which is ukrainian's second largest city killing one person an elderly

woman according to the head of the state regional military administration was according to an official f300 missile that head a residential building a missile usually reserve ford air defense but repurposed for russian offense operations the last few months. and further south, you get a sense of how widespread the front line is in this country, down more than five hundred kilometers away, a shelling killed civilians there three civilians, civilian infrastructure continues to get hit. in the middle of all of that in the donetsk region, the russian backed head of that region saying that russian forces he says are making progress amassing on the east of the town west of the regional capitol where we've seen intense fighting recent days, all of this contributing to what,

president zelenskyy is calling a war of exhausting. >> russia hopes to exhaust our forces we have to make time our weapon, accelerate developments speed up the supply and launch of new necessary military options for ukraine. >> this more lobbying by president zelenskyy for more severitied weapons from the west on the success he had with tanks, he wants the u.s. long range missiles he called for that over the weekend. also looking for fighter jets from the west. we're also hearing from russia this morning the deputy foreign minister saying under the conditions he said of these provisions of tanks by the west he sees it as pointless to even begin negotiations with ukraine. >> thanks, claire sebastian joining us live from london. former british prime minister boris johnson said russian vladimir putin once threatened him with missile.

he told the bbc it happened during a phone call before russia's in invasion of ukraine last year, the exchange was released as preview to the bbc documentary, putin versus the west, here's how johnson describes it threatened me at some point and said i don't want to hurt you but with a missile it would only take a minute something like that you know, jolly johnson said i believe from the lacks tone he was taking the sort of air of detachment he seemed to have, he was just playing along with my attempts to get him to negotiate. neither mr. putin or the kremlin publically commented on the alleged threat. and still to come. the man who allegedly assaulted a u.s. lawmaker's husband is showing no remorse for his brutal attack. details of what he's saying from jail just ahead. plus california honors the man who stopped a second mass shooting from happening at a

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>> like not only -- they were submitting fake evidence, covering it up. persecuting the right winning campaign. >> you're talking about >> >> yes, it's just like -- an endless rant goes they go from one to another crime and another crime and the whole years until election. >> depape is facing many state and federal charges for allegedly attacking paul pelosi in october and has pleaded not guilty. the man who disarmed the monterey park shooting suspect at a second dance studio in al

h, you mbra california has been awarded a medal of courage by the local police department. brandon tsay was given a congressional certificate. it left 11 people dead while celebrating a lunar new year in monterey park, tsay wrestled the gun away likely preventing another tragedy. >> i want everyone to take the time to grief, to more than, to recover. but after i want us, the people of this nation, to take action. >> this surveillance footage shows tsay confronting the gunman for his heroism. hose been invited to the state of the union in washington next week as a guest of the u.s. president. in baltimore, maryland,

police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead and led to a car accident that injured two boys, one a 3-year-old, and the other only two months old. the mayor of baltimore told cnn police do not have a suspect or motive in the shooting, here's more what he said on sunday. >> we know now, even though they're still in conditions that we weather they were not in that neither the 3-year-old or the two, were not shot, thankfully but people were shot there and we'll continue to push apply pressure to the community, to everyone to people that were out there, because there were dozens of people out there and someone know who 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. >> police believe someone opened fire on a baltimore street saturday neat but they don't know if shooter or shooters were firing at the people in the car or others on the sidewalk.

police in new jersey say there was an assassin attempt at a synagogue during the early hours of sunday morning, security camera footage shows a man throwing a molotov cocktail at the front door of the house of worship and fleeing. the bottle broke but didn't cause any damage to the building. police say the incident is being investigated and patrols of synagogues in the area increased as a result of the attack. in the coming hour, students attending richneck elementary school in virginia will be back in classes for the sitter 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. she was given the position after the school's principal was assigned to another post in district, the school has promised other updates to safety protocols, but many parents say they're too little too late. and legal experts say the school has opened itself up for

possible lawsuits. in this day and age, every school has safety protocols trainings, active shooter training, why weren't protocols followed in this particular case and from liability perspective there could be significant self liability against the school. there are additional legal hurdles, however in case of gross negligence, meaning the school failed to act. they did not do their due diligence they're absolutely could be civil liability in this case. >> teacher abby zwerner is still recovering after being released from hospital. attorney claims administrators were told three different times that a child had a gun on campus, but no action was taken. in oregon man suspected of kidnapping and beating a woman unconscious still on the run. employees say they continue to follow leads and are confident they will find benjamin foster with the help of the public. they warn 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 sunday for alleged public intoxication. according to the dallas police department, bennett was taken into custody transported to the city detention center and charged. cnn affiliate wfaa reported he was released from the detention center a few hours later, it's unclear if he has an attorney at this time that led the georgia bulldogs to a second consecutive national championship earlier this month. after record rainfall and 74 flooding, more heavy rain is coming in northern new zealand, deals when we come back.

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parts of northern new zealand including auckland getting hit with more heavy ralph today on top of the severe rain storms and extensive flooding battered the region sense friday leaving at least four people dead. they won't expect it to be more intense the ground already saturated. here's one residence impacted by flooding and landslides >> a huge crash and that's all. looked out the window and couldn't see anything. hear kids screaming out here, so we're, had a look and yeah, it was hard to comprehend what the heck it was to start with. >> high alert warnings for more

heavy rainfall have been highway-forward aukland and another round on tuesday. >> 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 board late saturday. 70 villages reportedly suffered damages. emergency officials told state tv some affected areas are also dealing with freezing temperature, snow and power outages. brazil is beginning raised to combat deforestation of the amazon part of a major initiative of the brazilly new government and president, who has promised to undo some damage caused under his predecessor's leadership. cnn reports.

>> they move slowly through the jungle, they're caught and loaded it doesn't take long before they find what they're looking for, lake lure logging has been a challenge in brazil for decades but it's gotten worse expert say during the last four years, the when the president was in power, commander in charge of the unit conducting raid said the previous only carried about solving emergency situations but lacked strategic planning to combat defeastation. his team later makes an arrest. in his first speech after taking office on january 1, current president dasilva said one of his government's goal is to reach 0 deforestation in the amazon adding that brazil doesn't need to get rid of trees to remain an agricultural powerhouse, after a series of

massive wildfires in the amazon in august of 2019, then president bill son said his government. had zero tolerance for environmental issues. >> that wasn't the case under bolosnaro, during his four years in power, we saw deforestation decrease by 40% so the challenge will be enormous. >> between 2019 and 2022, the four years he was president, brazil was more than 45,000 square kilometers of forest according to brazil's national institute for space research. by comparison when lulu was first empowered between 2002 and 2010, decreased by 6% >> it's desirable by loggers and others not just for the trees themselves, but also because of what happens when the trees go

away. principally cattle pasture, soy and other crops. >> other agents with the brazilian environmental agency destroy an illegal saw mill. >> agent castro said she's glad there's once again able to act against illegal deforest eaglesation and really committed to the amazon survival, protecting it is not only vital for brazil but the world. according to the world bank, the amazon quote, hosts 40% of the world's reallying rain forests. raphael ramos cnn atlanta van to issuing license plates are selling for big bucks in hong kong with some spending millions for a few letters on a custom tag, we'll check out why such a hot item and this year's super bowl is set. we'll have highlights frfrom

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some people say your car says is a lot about you in some countries vanity license plates can say more, the custom tags gotten to popular in hong kong they're being auctioned like fine art and the price tag can be staggering, let's bring in cnn christy stout at the latest auction on sunday, how much did these plates go for. >> we were kind of expecting more action rosemary and higher bids at this government auction that took place here in hong kong, elon musk was up for bids and sold for just over 1400 u.s. dollars or 11,000 hong kong dollars. this was just one of a number of personalized license plates went under the hammer on sunday at a regular auction organized by the hong kong transport department and let me tell you it can be a very hot market. people here have paid anywhere from 640 u.s. dollars, which is a starting bid price, to over 3 million u.s. dollars for a

coveted plate. stepping into his convert he believe rolls royce for a leashly drive next to his chauffeur he has the front seat to life of luxury, put a lay shall home, and penchant for car plates. his rolls royce with sea saw and the or a with a number four >> why number four? isn't that unlucky. >> chinese number four cis happiness >> since 2006 over 40,000 personalized vehicle registration marks have been sold at auction by the hong kong transport department. car owners can create up to eight characters including spaces with prices starting around 640 u.s. dollars

>> it's a hot market owners spent millions for a coveted place, in 2021, one person spent more than 3 million u.s. dollars for a plate with a single letter, w. >> the phenomenon sparked social media accounts where hunters share finds online on twitter using the handle and #h k number plates, in the wild, a yellow lamborghini with sin, a black bmw with dark side and a white porsche with cnn there's also this. ♪ ♪. ♪. >> it's part of hong kong vanities project an online platform that collects photos of personalized plates and in rights them together, like tgif, time out, lift of love, city life, hong kong vanity creator said he's gathered about 2,500 images for his platform. >> it was used by the owners to

highlight wealth, humor, desires many things, superstition or favorite food, to me, each plate is like a line of poetry, racing through the street of the city, poetry motion. >> creative outlet for some and for this wealthy property developer. >> you come to this world for one game to be happy. >> happiness came at a good price for chow in 2007 he bought cecil just over $2500. as for the new owner of the elon musk registration mark and the make of their car, that is unknown but vanity plate hundreds here in hong kong hope to soon see it on the streets of the city along with these other choice finds, you have the yellow porsche bananas, white prius with macho and red tesla with ginger, cnn sold in auction

in 15 for 32,000 hong kong dollars or just over 4,000 usd, a transportation department spokesperson confirmed that all revenues go straight to the hong kong government's treasury. >> a lot of money for a tag. christine in hong kong, many thanks for that report. 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, a late field goal with just seconds to go sealed the victory, the chiefs headed to the third super bowl in the past four seasons. chiefs quarterback, patrick mahomes spoke to reporters after the game. >> you thought you're the under dog when playing at arrowhead stadium gets guys ready to go.

yes, i mean, i mean, they beat us last time, we got to play them. there was a lot of stuff. mayor came at me, man. i mean. you got to understand he's the mayor of cincinnati he has to think about something, it's something you got to play the football game and let your play do the talking. >> and the philadelphia eagles headed to their first super bowl since 2018 after easily beating the san francisco 49ers 31-7 in the nfc championship. the eagles did most of their damage on the ground with 148 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns >> we had a lot of work in to have this opportunity, put a lot of work in to have this opportunity and to be here, and it's a moment we want to enjoy as a team. reflecting on everything that we've been able to overcome to have this opportunity in front of us, we 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 >> and those eagles fans wasted no time celebrating flooding the streets after game. city announced street closures and vehicle restrictions in the city center because of celebrations. and tennis great djokovic is back on top of the world comes after the 10th australian open title and 22'nd grand slam, which ties the record with raphael nadal, djokovic was emotional after sunday's final match while speaking to the crowd. >> 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 of my life considering the circumstance >> and that victory comes one year after djokovic was departed

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