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a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the understand and around the world. i'm bianca nobilo. >> and i'm max foster. just ahead -- >> justice for tyre! >> we're all tyre now. and we're all going to stand up with his family. it has been treacherous for people traveling. >> once this ends in dallas, we'll see another wave of this. >> anyone in my position not taking the fifth amendment would be a fool. in people who are part of his base who say that he is the victim of a witch hunt. live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is wednesday, february 1, t 9 ong:00 omiin london.

and in memphis, there are calls for police form and tyre nichols will be laid for rest. >> and his brother says that tyre would want this to be as peaceful as possible. >> my brother is the most peaceful person you ever met. he has never lifted a finger to nobody. never raised his voice to nobody. and if my brother was here today, he'd tell us to do this peaceful. >> the reverend al sharpton will deliver the you'll fwi. the civil rights leader spoke about tyre's death tuesday night. >> what happened to tyre is a disgrace to this country. there is no other way to describe what has happened in this situation. people from around the world

watched the videotape of a man unarmed, unprovoked, being beat to death by officers of the law. we talk a lot about gang-bangers in the street and what colors they wear. in memphis, it looks like they wear the blue color. >> we're learning more about the investigation into tyre nichols' death. an attorney says more video will be released soon. >> meanwhile records show several of the officers charged in nichols' death had a history of minor violations. the initial report filed doesn't match what we've seen on video. nick valencia reports. >> reporter: a bundle of contradictions between what the world witnessed in the video showing police beating tyre nichols and what is reportedly found in the initial police report about the incident. first reported by the "new york

times," a photo of a police report was posted online by a memphis talk show host. the district attorney's office says the d.a. does have a report that has that same account of events. the report suggests nichols was pulled over after police say that he veered into oncoming traffic, it says that he was violent, sweating profusely and irate when he exited the vehicle and started to fight with individuals, at one point grabbing one of the detectives' done. things not seen in the street camera, but the very thing officers talked about during the enco encounter. >> he grabbed my gun. >> reporter: the report also says nicholss was struck with a department issued baton while given verbal commands to stop resisting.

it says nothing about the multiple times officers kicked him while he was lying on the ground. the shelby county sheriff's department also listed in that report posted online releasing a statement saying the release of reports in connection with the investigation is unauthorized. and the sheriff's office cannot comment. >> this issue of lebelieving police reports on their face is something that needs to be considered. >> reporter: in addition to the firings of the five black memphis police officers now facing second degree murder charges, three memphis fire department personnel have been let go and two sheriff deputies have been put on leave along with the two additional memphis police department officers also on leave. >> we're looking at everybody who had any kind of involvement in this incident. >> everybody who was on the scene who contributed in any way should be held fully

accountable. >> reporter: and nichols' family prepares to say their final good buys. >> everybody knows that my brother was an innocent person, he was like the light of the room. >> reporter: and we're learning the vice president will be among those in attendance at the funeral on wednesday and she will join other senior level officials from the biden administration. and the family says that the vice president called them to offer her support and her condolences. nick valencia, cnn, atlanta. we're following a master winter storm wearing down on parts of central and southern u.s. hammering texas from new england. temperatures are plunging in states like vermont where the national weather service predicts they could hit 45 below zero by friday. >> and more than 1200 flights have already been canceled across the u.s., but not all are related to winter weather.

>> the u.s. postal service says expect disruptions across texas and arkansas due to several closures or road conditions. >> and texas is experiencing dangerous road conditions. this video was taken monday of cars sliding down the freeway. and in austin, they responded to more than 200 collision calls because of the weather. the state's governor had this warning for drivers. >> anybody who needs to be out driving needs to be very cautious of the conditions because your eye may not be able to perceive the hazard that is in front of you. >> in the coming hours we'll hear from u.s. federal reserve chair jerome powell after an expected interest rate hike. the fed is expected to raise rates by a quarter of a point which would mark the smallest increase since it began hiking rates early last year in an effort to tame inflation. here is a look at how u.s. stock

follows are at the moment, they are looking down. despite ease in inflation, consumer confidence continues to waiver. crumber confidence index dipped last month from december. the survey by the business think tank found consumers are feeling more confident about the can economic conditions but the confidence wanes when looking ahead to the next six months. and the u.s. president and kevin mccarthy will meet today for the first time since kevin mccarthy took over as house speaker to discuss the national debt. it soared to more than $31 trillion and if that debt limit isn't raised, the u.s. will be in danger of default. joe biden has been warning republicans not to use the debt ceiling as leverage to negotiate spending cuts, but it seems that is exactly what they intend to do. phil mattingly has this report from the white house. >> rarely is there a meeting with higher stakes and yet such

low expectations attached to it, that is the reality here at the white house as president biden is scheduled on wednesday to meet for the first time with speaker kevin mccarthy. they do have a relationship, they have interacted in the past. when biden was vice president, mccarthy was majority leader and they would have breakfast at times. but their relationship is described as cordial, professional, and now extraordinarily important and the reason why is a deadline just a few months away, the dead line now looming over washington. president biden saying that there will be no negotiations. mccarthy saying that is where this meeting should start. white house officials say that is not what the meeting is about. so the dynamic is complicated. when you ask president biden will there be any negotiations at all, this is his response.

and with that response is a one do window into the political and policy push by the white house again saying that there will be no negotiations on the debt limit but willing to have a negotiation on deficit reduction, that would involve both sides laying out their budgets. the white house will put theirs out march 9. house republicans have not set a date. but they want to start negotiations and white house officials saying that they are ready to talk anything republicans put on the table in terms of cuts whether it is entitlement programs or any type of domestic spending. this is not necessarily going to launch a full-scale deficit reduction agreement. instead it will mostly launch political attacks and that is probably the best that you can get where things stand. this is now about politics, in

some degree it was about posturing. that is something that will be behind closed doors until kevin mccarthy and president biden speak to reporters likely after. but right now there is no clear roadmap to get out of the divot that they are currently sitting in and likely won't be one anytime soon. instead it will be both sides trying to use politics to sway the country toward their side as they move closer to potential catastrophe. phil mattingly, cnn. today around half a million people are expected to skip work in the uk in what is being called the biggest strike in decades. >> workers are demanding wage hikes amid rampant inflation. unions are also protesting efforts by the uk government to restrict benefits. >> it is not clear until they

actually do. >> sgabsolutely. this will be the largest walkout in at least a decade, so significant disruption is expected. and we'll see more and more of these strikes over the next month or two, and this is off the back of a row between trade unions and public secretary sore and government over pay rises in relation to the cost of living prices. and today we'll be seeing strikes by teachers, part of the national education union, as well as transport worker, civil servants and universities. and next week we're expecting strikes by nhs workers. we heard yesterday from the general sect of the sect of the national education, he is expecting at least 200,000 teachers to strike.

and so thousands of schools are expected to be closed or partly closed. and when it comes to rail, there will be significant disruption up and down the country. of course there are questions around what the government is doing. they say the door remains open. this is said to be a hot topic in parliament. but the unions say that the government is not listening to their demands and not open to negotiations and not offering what they want which is a pay hike. >> and it is interesting. it depends on public support. and all the unions are coordinating today apart from the nurses who feel that they have more public support so they are having a separate strike. >> and it seems to be pretty evenly split in terms of the public support. but the government is absolutely not responding in the way that unions would hope and they are trying to ensure that vital

industries can't take this kind of action. former south carolina governor nikki haley is expected to announce that she is running for u.s. president at an event in charleston in two weeks time, that is according to a person familiar with the plans. >> she would be the second candidate. so far only donald trump has officially announced his candidacy. a top election official is calling for an investigation into republican kari lake after the failed gubernatorial candidate posted voter signatures on her twitter account. >> it is part of her effort to prove that signatures didn't match what they had on file. lake's camp did not respond to cnn's request for comment. video from the deposition of donald trump last year shows the former president refusing to

answer question hundreds of times. why he says he had no choice but to remain tight lipped. and plus an up at date in t search for the missing zoo monkeys. there is a break in the case. and formal charges from the "rust" film set. alec baldwin and the armorer could face jail time if convicted. cuh-congestition? better. cough? fever? better. mucinex all in one relieves 9 symptomoms in 1 dos. it's not cold d and flu season. it's always comeback season.

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attorney described an atmosphere of unsafe practices alleging that baldwin was negligent both as the actor when was holding the gun as well as in his role as co-producer. one example, the d.a. claimed a training session for at least an hour or more was scheduled but the training consisted of only approximately 30 minutes as according to reed baldwin was distracted and talking on his cellphone to his family during the training and that baldwin failed to conduct industry standard safety checks on the gun he was holding before manipulating the weapon although baldwin has maintained he did not pull the trigger, but for the weapon to trigger, it had to have been depressed or pressed. attorneys say their respective clients are innocent and they intend to fight the charges. santa fe area district attorney told cnn that once charges are filed, the two defendants will

receive a summons to appear before a new mexico court and will have to the opportunity to formally enter a plea. if convicted baldwin and reed could face up to five years. and police found the two tamarin monkeys that went missing from the zoo on monday. it is the latest in a string of strange happenings. the monkeys were found alive in a closet of an abandoned house about half a mile away. and ultra processed foods raises the risk of developing and dying from cancer, this according to a new study conducted in the united kingdom where more than half of the participants were women. >> researchers say they are produced with industrially derived ingredients and often

use food additives and these ultra processed foods include pre-packaged soups, pizza, hot dogs, soda, store bought cookies and many more. >> and you shouldn't be hungry giving the point of that script. you should be having salad. creator of chat gtp are rooming out a new tool to say that teachers can figure out when a student is cheating. >> i'll be warning my son. since it was unveiled in november, chatgpt has been used to generate essays, stories and song lyrics and much passed many exams. and anna stewart has been writing scripts with it. >> has she? >> yes. and we're following a developing story out of australia where authorities have recovered a radioactive capsule that has been missing for the

past six days. they found it on a remote highway in western australia. it prompted a massive search. >> and kristie lu stout is following the developments there hong kong. have we learned more about the circumstances in which this capsule was sent? why was it vulnerable to going missing in the first place and how was it tracked down? >> reporter: an investigation is under way to find out just that because this type of event given this is a highly regulated area of expertise to handle radioactive materials, this is a very unusual event, but it happened, it was lost, and it has been found. this tiny potentially deadly capsule was missing in australia, missing for six days, but this radioactive would people have been calling needle in a haystack was thankfully found on the great northern

highway just two meters or about 6 feet from the side of the road. the department of fire and emergency services, they broke the news on twitter. and they said the dfes coordinated search efforts for radioactive capsule have been successful, locating the object after amazing teamwork. and the search took place in a stretch of the australian highway that is roughly the side of the california coastline. so how did they do it, how it they find it? they swept the area very slowly. these trove these special vehicles with flashing hazard lights that had the specialized radiation tee tech tors. and tas for the size, it is supr small. this is from the department of health in western australia. and it shows the size of the capsule compared to a coin.

you can see the capsule is only 8 millimeters by 6 millimeters. very tiny. it is roughly the tip of the pen that i'm holding up at this very moment. the alarm was raised friday when authorities discovered the capsule was missing after a truck inspection, the truck was transporting it four days, ultimately lost, six days later, it has been found. >> kristie lu stout, thank you so much. >> that they found it is very positive because it mean it is wasn't swallowed by some sort of animal. coming up, representation from wagnerhe allegations of a fighter. and we'll have why donald trump was uncharacteristically quiet under oath.

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welcome back. if you are just joining us, let me bring you up-to-date. in the coming hours tyre nichols will be laid to rest in memphis. reverend al sharpton is giving the eulogy. winter weather alerts are still in affect for millions before more rounds of freezing rain and ice are expected across the u.s. south. and former u.s. president donald trump is suing bob woodward for copyright violations. he claims that he did not give

him permission to release audio. trump is seeking nearly $50 million in damages. and for the first time we're getting access to video of donald trump when he was deposed by the new york attorney general last august. this was part of just one of the ongoing investigations that he is facing and the former u.s. president made his contempt for the proceedings very clear before clamming up. brian todd has the story. >> reporter: in the video, donald trump is defiant from the start. >> i don't know what i did wrong, but the answer is yes. >> reporter: this newly released video is from august 10 of last year, a deposition as part of a civil investigation into the trump organization's business practices, conducted by new york state attorney general la tesch

s latistia james. >> i understand that you have a statement you wanted to read into the record. >> yes. >> reporter: at the beginning of this proceeding, trump was allowed to give a statement. >> this is the greatest witch hunt in the history of our country. >> reporter: with james in the room, trump called her investigation a it is grace to the legal system and accused her of going after him for her own political gain. >> she developed a political platform and made a career out of maliciously attacking me and my business before she even understood or was elected. >> reporter: and then trump declared he wouldn't be answering anymore questions. >> anyone in my position not taking the fifth 5e78d would be a fool. >> reporter: but in the past, trump has repeatedly ridiculed people who take the fifth. >> the mob takes the fifth. if you are innocent, why are you taking the fifth. >> reporter: one legal analyst says trump's appearance in this video could hurt him in this lawsuit which is ongoing. >> in this civil setting, they can take the fact of his taking the fifth amendment and ask the

jury to hold it against him. that is big stuff. >> reporter: the legal vice tightening in another count as well. sources familiar with the matter tell cnn the manhattan district attorney's office has begun presenting evidence to a grand jury about trump's alleged role in paying hush money to stormy daniels to keep quiet about an alleged affair he had with her several years ago. david pecker former head of the company that publishes the "national enquirer" was expected to meet with prosecutors in that case this week. pecker was in the middle of what the former president's former lawyer michael cohen says was a 2016 scheme to pay daniels $130,000 to stop her from going public about the alleged affair. cohen providing an alleged reir reimbursement from trump. sgle th >> he thought he escaped prosecution and now they are deciding whether to charge him.

>> reporter: and donald trump has denied involvement in any payments to stormy daniels and denied ever having an affair with her. a spokesperson declined to comment on the new acceleration of the daniels case and an attorney for david pecker also would not comment. brian todd, cnn, washington. now to the latest in the show of support for palestinians. secretary of state antony blinken met with mahmoud abbas on tuesday calling for an end to the recent violence. he also reaffirmed u.s. support for a two state solution to the israeli/palestinian conflict. and benjamin netanyahu says that he plans to prioritize peace with israel's arab neighbors before pursuing talks with the palestinians. he spoke with cnn's jake tapper. and we also asked will imabout t him about the war this ukraine. >> i wanted to ask you that an

adviser to zelenskyy floated your name as somebody who could be a mediator between putin and zelenskyy. and i'm wondering if anyone has ever floated that idea to you and what would be your willingness to take on that job. >> i was asked to do that early on in the breakout of the ukraine war and i was opposition leader at the time and i said -- >> who asked you to do it? >> i was asked. i don't know if it was official, but it was unofficial, so i didn't even pursue it. i said there is a prime minister, let him, you know, decide what to do. he tried, didn't succeed. but if -- >> usewould you do it now? >> if i'm asked by both sides. and frankly if i'm asked by the

united states. you can't have too many cooks in the kitchen. and we have our own backyard to deal with. and it is not that -- i think this is a monumental importance because i think the peace of the world is at stake, as it is with iran getting nuclear weapons, it would destabilize the entire world. so i'm really devoting my efforts to that and the other peace ideas that i have, the economic ideas. but if asked by all relevant party, i'll certainly consider it, but i'm not pushing myself in. i've been around long enough to know that there has to be a right time and the right circumstances. if they arise, i'll certainly consider it. head of the wagner mercenary group has responded about the allegation also of abuse. >> he was asked for comment after a wagner defector

described the brutality he witnessed. scott mclean is following the developments with more. what was the response? >> so let me first just run you through quickly what the de defector made. the main claims were first that wagner troop gave him very little direction, so they were told essentially about a ukrainian position, that they wanted to attack and they were told to try to capture but beyond that, they were given no direction. they had to figure it out themselves. and these are not exactly experienced soldiers. many are ex-prisoners just trying to survive for six months to try to win their freedom. he also said that wagner fighters were executed for not obeying orders. so if you showed up at the front lines and got cold feet, you were rounded up and shot in front of the newcomers and buried in trenches to try to motivate the others to actually go and to fight.

and so cnn put these claims to wagner and we got a response from the group's leader in an email through the press service that was written in a clearly sarcastic tone. it said dear cnn, do you really think that we'll discuss our military issues with you while you are our open enemy. it is the same as discussing military matters and sharing information with the cia, it can be said with confidence that the wagner group is an exemplary military organization that com blis with all of the necessary laws and rules of modern wars. the statement also went on to actually invite americans when are interested in joining wagner to get in touch via the press service and suggested to cnn that maybe we could interview them afterwards. one of the other claims is that wagner instead of paying out this insurance payment for soldiers who were killed on the front lines of five million rubles would instead just declare them missing to avoid

paying. and so they responded saying that there is not a single case of thon payment and russian news outlet actually followed up on the initial query and he went further saying that they did not have a single soldier listed as missing and that all of the wagner fighter bodies were found and brought back, which is a pretty remarkable claim. and not everything that medvedev said was negative, he was also asked about abuse of civilians and killings of civilians and he said he didn't see any of that and wagner actually had very district standards and that if any of them were violated, there would be consequences. >> scott, thank you. suspects have been arrested in connection with a suicide bombing at a mosque in pakistan on monday. the death toll is still rising with at least 100 people reported killed so far. police believe a suicide bombing

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u.s. congressman george santos says he is temporarily stepping down from his committee assignments. there are calls for his resignation to making false statements. and jessica dean reports that santos made the decision on his own. >> nobody tells me to do anything. i made the decision on my own that i thought best. >> reporter: embattled congressman george santos facing multiple investigations into his lies and campaign finances taking a step back telling his fellow republicans behind closed doors that he wants off of his two committees until the issues are resolved. santos saying that his decision was based on the ongoing attention surrounding both my personal and campaign financial investigations. >> i met with george santos yesterday and i think that it was an appropriate decision that i believe we clear everything else. >> reporter: and his decision coming as he faces calls to

resign over his laws and his federal investigators probe his finances. santos remaining defiant. >> you'd have to define exthink a race. >> reporter: in a softball interview, he says he's already said he's sorry. >> i'm deeply sorry. i've been calling supporters to apologize directory to them for that. and i don't know what is asked of me right now. when you ask, oh, you have not shown remorse or you don't seem to look sorry, i don't know what looking sorry looks like. >> reporter: and offering up a single regret. >> i wouldn't have lied about the education. i wouldn't have. i would have just fought like hell to get that nomination. >> reporter: but there are still more questions being raised about the accuracy of his campaign's filings with federal regulators. the latest example from his first bid for for congress will 2020 when he listed someone named steven berger has having

contributed $2500. but the address given for berger belongs to william brant, a prominent cattle rancher and he said no one with that name has ever lived there. quote, i built the house and been there 40 something years adding he wouldn't give santos a dime. >> are you going to give money back to donors? >> reporter: only adding to the mounting questions. >> what is the source of that money? >> reporter: santos vowing -- >> i've learned my lesson and i can guarantee you from now on anything and everything will always be above board. it is largely always been above board, but i'm going to go the extra step now to double check everything. >> reporter: a source familiar with mccarthy's meeting with santos says the speaker did ask santos when he plans to address all the controversies, something that santos has been promising

and promising to us in the hallways. it is unclear if this sitdown today with all of these softball questions is him explaining it or if there is more explanation ahead. jessica dean, cnn, capitol hill. today mornings two years from the myanmar overtaken. >> and the up est.n. estimated 70,000 people have fled the run and political violence has claimed the lives of 19,000. >> u.n. accuses them of war crimes but myanmar military says its actions are gagainst terrorists. >> ivan watson has been monitoring this. two years. >> reporter: and it is a difficult and dark anniversary that myanmar is marking because

with the jailing of the leaders of an elected government and the crackdown on what had started as a peaceful protest movement, this has plunged the country into economic downturn with the united nations estimating that some 17 million people will need humanitarian assistance this year. and has also plunged the country into a worsening conflict. now, in the streets of the biggest city, they were surprisingly empty today and that is because it appears that there was a silent protest, that people were simply not coming out to show their disapproval with the coup. all the more remarkable if you've ever seen how these streets normally teem with traffic. nobody daring to protest because those protests have been met again and again with deadly force by the security forces. scenes in the countryside much,

much more unpleasant, let's put it that way. we've acquired exclusive footage from combat medics who were attached to one of the people's defense forces in the east of the country that show running gunbattles that were taking place last autumn, show kind of how ill-equipped the fighters, the opposition rebels are in some cases using homemade weapons to go up against a military that is equipped with helicopter gun ships and warplanes and tanks and heavy artillery. and despite that, this is arguably the worst obstacles on the battlefield that the military has really faced in k myanmar generations. it has been fighting ethnic militias for generations. and the prognosis is quite dire here. united nations put out a statement office for the coordination for humanitarian affairs, and they were

predicting that in 2023, they would witness continued political instability, ongoing or escalating armed conflict, persistent displacements, slow or stagnant economic growth. and against the backdrop, the military regime is proposing to hold elections later this year, which is all the more surreal when you consider the military has basically thrown the leaders of the main opposition parties in jail and outlawed them. >> ivan, thank you. still ahead, pope fronancis has a strong message for those who he says are exploiting africa's natural resources. i'm feeling better. body pain? headache? nope. all in one and done. cuh-congestion? better. cough? fever? better. mucinex all in one relieves 9 symptoms in 1 dose. it's not cold and flu season. it's always comeback s season. hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds

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poison of greed. >> and larry madowo is live in nairobi. he always commands a big crowd, doesn't he. >> reporter: he does command a big crowd, but in this case the democratic republic of congo has africa's largest catholic population, about 45 million people. and that is why the pontiff made this trip even after initially canceling it back in july because of his knee problems. but he has been leading mass though in a wheelchair. about a million people are at this mass, that shows how important the pope's visit is. he has been giving strong harmony in front of the leaders. and since he arrived, he has not spared anybody. the west and foreigners for about employeding the national resources. and also he called out people who call themselves christians but who are still engaging in

violence. but i want to play for you something he said when he arrived yesterday. >> translator: we cannot grow being accustomed to the blood shed that has marked this country for decades causing millions of deaths. what is happening here needs to be known. the current peace processes which i greatly encourage need to be sustained by concrete deeds and commitments should be maintained. >> reporter: he's talking about a conflict in the eastern part where he was supposed to have gone but he can't because government forces there, thousands have been displaced, a lot of people have tdied. he's told people to lay down their arms and be ambassadors of peace. >> larry, thank you very much. and recently discovered green comet will zip by earth today or tomorrow for the first time in 50,000 years. it was last visible in the night

sky during the stone age. >> how did you know that? a agency says that the comet will make its closest pass by earth around 26 million miles away, it will look like a faint green smudge in the sky. >> in the northern hemisphere is best time to see it early morning. >> will smith is getting back to the big screen. he announced a fourth film in the bad boys franchise along with martin lawrence, it has been nearly 28 years since the first film in the series. according to the hollywood trade paper, directors of the fird film are set to return. and there are plans for a revamped and more adhesive future. a slate of new tv shows and films were released on tuesday

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