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elise thomas someone started posting as a secret insider in the u.s.nce to the q-level security clearance, which doesn't actually exist outside of the department of energy. and in the initial q drop saying that hillary clinton would be arrested the next day, which obviously did not happen, but over time this individual, or this group of individuals--and it's still not clear who exactly it was--continued to post and continued to gather a following. louise: miles taylor was the chief of staff at the u.s. department of homeland security in the trump administration. miles: it was clear to me in late 2018 and earl2019 that these conspiracy theory trends, like qanon, were a danger to the country and that the vitriolic rhetoric on some of these message boards could jump the tracks into violence very, very easily. we were worried about that, and it wasn't just a law enforcement concern. we started to view it as a re national security threat. louise: in the united states, the fbi has declared qanon a potential domestic terrorism threat, but that hasn't happened

elise, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, major. the beating has been described as heinous and inhumane. the family says he was terrorized in the assault. we have to warn you, some of these images are very disturbing. for the first time we are seeing the violent arrest of tyre nichols, what began as a traffic stop. quickly turned violent as captured on multiple videos released by the city of memphis. officers are seen pulling nichols out of the car as they deployed a taser and pepper spray during a struggle. nichols runs from officers. police took him down again. just 80 yards from his mother's house. then for roughly three minute, officers are seeing repeatedly punching and kicking nichols when he was handcuffed. during the assault, nichols called out for his mother repeatedly. >> mom! mom! >> reporter: as nichols laid open the ground blood idea and bruised, several minutes go by without any of the officers administering first aid alon with at least two paramedics. nichols died in the hospital three days later. they need to see it.

do you find it believable that elise stefanik was as hoodwinked as everybody else?efanik says something of this type, there's a 50% chance it's true. let's be fair. so i think it's very possible. she kind of skyrocketed up to leadership and mostly because of trump. it's possible that she didn't know she was supposed to do due diligence about this guy she was endorsing. it's also possible she found out later in the process. but given george santos has revealed himself to be who george santos who, obviously a lot of people screwed up and are retroactively finding out. >> to believe her statement at face value, you have to believe she didn't spend any time in new york state politically, which also happens to be her home turf, or that she was woefully politically misinformed. neither of those statements looks good for her political ambitions. there's a different challenge, in that she made a lot of enemies in her rise up, so tying her to george santos does some republicans some good as well. >> let's talk about that because stefanik has gone from kind of a moderate-ish

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cbs's elise preston is in los angeles for us, tracking it all. elise, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, jericka. the relentless storms are now to blame for at least seven deaths across the state. tonight while the clouds move in new fears as california sits in the path of a series of cyclones. today fierce winds and toppled trees in sacramento knocking out power to thousands. snow piled up in the sierra nevada. in san francisco people are gearing up for more rain as a new storm system moves across california. >> we're hoping that it goes away quick and doesn't rain again for another couple weeks. >> reporter: the extreme weather raising rivers and pushing levees to their breaking point. officials predict dozens of those waterways will reach flood stage in the next hours. it's hoped berms and sandbags will help hold back the water and allow time to get livestock out of harm's way. tens of thousands have already lost power. another threat? heavy snow, which could lead to crashes like this one thursday near lake tahoe, when a semi jack

elise's dad works six days a week as a delivery driver, so the family have to rely on elise to help.and she should be grumpy with me. and, yeah, there are grumpy moments, but nothing like you would think. and she just will say, yeah, no problem, go and do it. but i feel so guilty that i have to ask her to do these things. for elise, looking after her mom is almost a full time job on top of her schooling. her daily responsibilities are very different from her peers. i'm proud of what i do. but kids don't understand how lucky they are. like, i wish i could go out. sorry! i wish i could go out and have a day with my mum. and do all that stuff, because you don't realize how lucky you are until one day, like that, someone's ill. they are a very close family. other support comes from a local charity. those using the center said it helps spending time with other kids who have similar duties at home. it's made a difference of me being more confident in myi social skill and physical skill. some of the young people here told me it took time to realize they'd taken on a caring role. i didn't kn

and will elise stefanik is using political double speak that people are sick of.here is no staff member of mine who worked on santos' campaign is too cute by half. as a now politician, there is a difference between staff and consultants and advisers who are not technically on staff but very involved on campaigns. so that jumped out to me as very misleading. what we know is that a top political aide not only helped hire staff members and advisers but helped him do so after a bunch of people resigned because of his lies. that's how we know that stefanik was aware of his lies. >> which makes it all the more egregious about the lack of action in congress so far by republicans. is that local republicans, not elise stefanik, but local republicans have been calling for santos to step down. >> if the republican party wants to embrace george santos as one of their own, good on them. but that as a democrat would not be someone i would want to have as part of may party. someone who has defrauded his voters in order to get a seat in congress, and by not acting, especially if

steve scalise, elise stefanik, richard hudson, it goes down the list. >> not jordan?y. >> no, jim jordan will not be the next speaker of the house, no question. but you can drop all the way down to number six or seven. in 1999, nobody in the country knew who dennis hastert was, probably of our good fortune at that point. >> right, right, right. >> but they reach all the way back into the people you had not heard of. and then senator threes probably in the next, week when democrats probably begin to play ball because there's an opportunity for a unity ticket. keep coming, dishonest keep failing? >> obviously, for democrats -- you don't need to use their currency for anything right now. but if republicans cannot form a governing coalition, then there is an opportunity. so, where do democrats step in there? and that becomes a question of, is there a speaker candidate that will give allowances on process? is it a tom cole of oklahoma, fred upton, who recently left? that is the third scenario. it will be very telling tomorrow when they reconvene at noon -- is kevin mccarth

cbs's elise preston is in memphis. she's going to start us off. good evening, elise.day. >> reporter: good evening to you. definitely, norah. the shelby county district attorney says his team has worked quickly to expedite the case that hurt this entire community. >> i'm sickened by what i saw. >> reporter: tonight five former memphis police officers are facing charges, including second-degree murder, aggravated assault, and aggravated kidnapping for the death of tyre nichols. the 29-year-old died three days after he was pulled over on january 7th, allegedly for reckless driving. >> while each of the five individuals played a different role in the incident in question, the actions of all of them resulted in the death of tyre nichols, and they are all responsible. >> reporter: attorneys for two of the indicted officers spoke after charges were filed. >> no one is guilty until a jury says they're guilty. and so that's -- that's a process, and that's going to take a long time. >> reporter: the city of memphis is bracing for possible backlash when videos of the confrontat

good evening, elise. >> reporter: good evening, norah.earning those three former fire officials could face criminal charges. fallout over the brutal beating of 29-year-old tyre nichols sparked nationwide outrage and protests. cbs news has learned two more police officers including preston hemphill have been relieved of duty pending an internal investigation. hemphill was captured on police body cam pulling nichols from the car at the first traffic stop and tasing him. after nichols runs away, hemphill could be heard saying this. >> i hope they stomp his ass. >> reporter: hemphill was not present when officers from the scorpion unit took nichols down a second time. they were seen kicking, punching, and striking him with a baton while he was restrained. nichols died in the hospital three days later. >> everyone needs to see what the memphis police department did to my son. >> get on the ground! >> reporter: during the assault, officers gave nichols a series of conflicting demands. he was told repeatedly to show his hands while the officers

good evening, elise. >> reporter: good evening norah.e just learning the three former fire officials could face criminal charges. the fallout over the brutal beating of 29-year-old tyre nichols sparked nationwide outrage and protests. cbs news has learned two more police officers, including preston hemphill, have been relieved of duty pending an internal investigation. hemphill was captured on police body cam pulling nichols from the car at the first traffic stop... >> freeze! >> reporter: ...and tasing him. after nichols runs away, hemphill could be heard saying this-- >> i hope they stomp his ass. >> reporter: hemphill was not present when officers from the scorpion unit took nichols down a second time. they were seen kicking, punching, and striking him with a baton while he was restrained. nichols died in the hospital three days later. >> everyone needs to see what the memphis police department did to my son. >> get on the ground! >> reporter: during the assault, officers gave nichols a series of conflicting demands. he was told repea

norah. >> o'donnell: elise preston, thank you so much. and with the city of memphis and the country on edge tonight, cbs news has learned that police chiefs in major cities across the country are preparing for the backlash when the arrest video is released. cbs' jeff pegues covers law enforcement and is also in memphis tonight. so jeff, tell us what you are learning and what are these cities doing to get ready? >> reporter: well, law enforcement is really concerned right now about this video and how it's perceived. there is this concern that it could spark protests and demonstrations, and that's why really, since the beginning of this week, you've had a series of calls, information-sharing between local p.d., memphis p.d. as well as state and federal officials. there's been planning and preparation. again, police departments nationwide. and police departments were told last night that the video would be released friday evening after schools were out, after businesses were closed for the day. in d.c., the police department there was fully

cbs' elise preston in los angeles has the details. elise, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, adriana. it is dry here right now, but california is under a state of emergency bracing for another powerful storm that could trigger more record rain and devastating floods. >> reporter: waterlogged roadways in southern california, collapsed piers in the north and damaged homes and businesses statewide as the west coast grapples with back-to-back storms. >> pretty much a raging river coarsing through the campus. >> reporter: while another atmospheric river moves in, communities are scrambling to sandbag, repair levees and prepare for even more power outages while still cleaning up from the last round of extreme weather. >> when you look around at the wreckage, the rebuilding looks like an arduous process. >> reporter: the storms this week have claimed at least six lives including a toddler who died when a redwood tree fell on the family home. >> that's an absolute nightmare that it could happen to any family to lose a child. >> r

. >>> and elise stephanic is denying she knew anything about george santos' deceptions. she spent a year doing everything in her power to get him elected in that district. cnn is going to take a look at that relationship. >>> it is a busy money morning but first we'll get to this. the nation reeling from the deadliest mass shooting since uvalde. investigators senching for a motive after a gunman massacred ten people and wounded others at a ballroom dance hall here in southern california. police say the gunman shot killed himself when police finally tracked him down after his bloody rampage. cnn is learning he used to be a frequent here at the dance hall he attacked. we're told the shooter went to a second dance hall after the shooting to kill more victims but the people inside wrestled away his gun before he could hurt anybody and drove off in his van. >> he was disarmed by two community members who i consider to be heroes because they saved lives. this could have been much worse. the weapon that we recovered at that second scene, i'm describing as a magazine-fed semiaut

cbs's elise preston is in memphis tonight and leads us off.ood evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, adriana. there are still a few protesters here. the weather has largely stopped people from coming out. we have to warn you. some of this footage is disturbing. >> i didn't do anything! >> reporter: pain and protests over video showing memphis police officers beating tyre nichols. the police chief told cbs's jeff pegues she questioned the reason officers gave for pulling him over in the first place. alleged reckless driving. >> it's puzzling for me that i don't have information that i need to at least understand what started this. >> reporter: today jay hard way is demanding more transparency from the police chief about the s.c.o.r.p.i.a.n. unit the officers were a part of. >> who decided that we needed a s.c.o.r.p.i.a.n. unit with that kind of leeway? with just a wild, wild west attitude. >> reporter: the police chief says the s.c.o.r.p.i.a.n. unit had three teams of about a few dozen street officers who targeted violent offenders in high

elise stefanik? what happens with other republicans?e able to find someone even within that day if he is unsuccessful to actually run for the leadership position. >> you know, charlie. >> yes. >> the red wave didn't happen because voters rejected the exact ideologies of the people that kevin mccarthy is empowering. what is sort of the larger meta political peril of what kevin mccarthy is doing right now? >> well, he's going to let people know what republican gove like in 2023. look, think about an alternative reality in which republicans are in a very, very good mood. and this is a day of celebration for them as opposed to a day in which the knives are going to be out. and i think that for the next two years, this is going to be on display, because these divisions aren't going away. here is his speakership will rest on the support of people like marjorie taylor greene and george santos. these now become the faces of the republican majority. and he will be too weak to defy any of them. what you're seeing is a very real maga crackup when

elise preston has more. >> all i can hear my son say is what did i do? where is the humanity in all this? you beat him like a dog in the street. >> reporter: 29-year-old tyre nicholls' mother could only watch part of the beating between the police and her son. >> it was an unadulterated, unabashed nonstop beating of this young boy for three minutes. >> oh, my god. >> not only was it violent, it was savage. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: nichols was pulled over january 7th. he died from his injuries three days later. >> we know he was tased, we know he was pepper sprayed, and we know he was restrained. >> reporter: last friday five of the officers involved were fired. all had been on the force between five years and 2 1/2 years. in a statement memphis police said we have determined that five mpd officers violated multiple department policies including excessive use of force, duty to interview, and duty to render aid. his mom describes her son as loving beautiful sun sets and skateboarding he was on a break when he was pulled over by police. >> i feel helples

elise stefanik. every member of g.o.p. conference voted for kevin mccarthy for speaker on the same day, and same floor two years ago, he lost 20 over next two years. how did this happen? >> well, trey, i think it is important to highlight that republicans came together and elected speaker kevin mccarthy. kevin mccarthy showed grit, and perseverance and an ability to find the common ground of republican members who were pretty dug in. i think what kevin's leadership shows there are american issues that impact the american people every day. and we're ready to get to work. it was messy, it was unprecedented and you an believe an experience to -- unbelievable experiencing, but we came together. there were a lot of member conversations and the rules package, we're restoring a people's house, making sure it's not leadership top down but members bottom up, every member of congress has a voice representing their district. we're unified in making sure we focus on our commitment to america, reigning in reckless inflation -- reining

for 32-year-old elise smith life has been defined by limits.ll difficult to navigate from time to time because i have this insatiable appetite for life. >> reporter: at 18 years old, elise was first diagnosed with thyroid cancer. it would take nearly two years of treatment including radiation until she reached remission. >> you do kind of have this like in the back of your head what if and i think i worked really hard for about ten years to just ignore that because it's not productive and so that's what i did. >> reporter: elise pursuing a career as an accomplished pastry chef until another bump in the road at age 29. elise experiencing extreme fatigue and illness. >> they were able to determine that i had mds. >> reporter: mds, a group of rare bone marrow failure disorders. a stem cell transplant is considered the only potential cure. >> for patients with certain types of blood cancers, we're always looks for that best donor. >> reporter: 70% of patients will not have a fully matched family donor and need to turn to registries like be the matc

we have more now from elise preston. >>> cancel takeoff plans -- >> reporter: in audio obtained by cbs news, you hear the panic from an air traffic controller ordering friday's delta 1943 flight to stop. the pilot aborts takeoff and abruptly slows down the plane, avoiding a runway collision with american airlines flight 106. >> ooh. >> reporter: delta's boeing 737 carrying 145 passengers and six crew members was headed to the dominican republic from new york. the 137 passengers and 14 crew members on board american's boeing 777 were flying to the uk. cbs news transportation safety analyst robert sumwalt -- >> what we know so far is that the american airlines 777 was apparently instructed to taxi to runway four left. it appears that that airplane did not make the right turn but instead continued across an active runway. >> reporter: minutes after friday's near collision, audio captured the american airlines pilot checking in with air traffic control. >> we are cleared to cross, is that correct? >> american 106 heavy we're departing runway four left. we'll listen to the tapes. but you we

elise, back to monterey park. i want to show you what congressman adam schiff said, who has had the honor of representing monterey park for years. let me show you those comments. >> i had the honor of representing monterey park for over a decade, and it's just devastating. i know what a tight-knit community it is, and to see a time of celebration within the asian community turned into a time of memorial is just heartbreaking. but i have the same mixture of emotion i think so many americans do seeing this news of being sickened on the one hand and just furious on the other, because it happens over and over and over again, and we just can't seem to get enough done to stop it. and the reality is there are things we can do to top it. we don't have to live the way. the rest of the world doesn't live this way. i've been carrying a bill for years now to try to expose the gun industry the same liability as every other industry in america. they shouldn't be immune from the harm the industry causes. and we shouldn't have we

cbs's elise preston has more. >> all i heard my son say was, what did i do?here's the humanity in all of this? you just beat him like a dog in the street. >> reporter: 29-year-old tyre nichols' mother could only watch part of the deadly confrontation between memphis police and her son. today was the first time the family and their lawyer saw it. >> it was an unadulterated, unabashed, nonstop beating of this young boy for three minutes. >> oh, my god. >> not only was it violent, it was savage. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: nichols was pulled over january 7th. he died from his injuries three days later. >> we know he was tased. we know he was pepper-sprayed, and we know he was restrained. >> reporter: last friday, five of the officers involved were fired. all had been on the force between 5 years and 2 1/2 years. in a statement, memphis police said, we have determined that five mpd officers violated multiple department policies, including excessive use of force, duty to intervene, and duty to render aid. wells described her son as a beautiful soul who loves skate

norah. >> o'donnell: elise preston, thank you so much for your reporting there. well, at the center of the deadly beating is a task force known as the scorpion unit. well, now, the memphis police department has disbanded the anti-crime group, and our cbs news investigation, cbs's catherine herridge takes a closer look at these specialized units used across the country. >> reporter: footage released friday night of 29-year-old tyre nichols violent beating in memphis reignited the national conversation on policing in america. >> say his name! tyre nichols. >> reporter: as well as the specialized unit blamed for nichols death known as the scorpion unit.chor woud ribe as their anti-violent crime unit is that former l.a. and nypd commissioner bill bratton. >> usuaoblem that a community is having at a particular time. >> reporter: the memphis scorpion unit yous created in 2021 in response to the record high homicide rate. bratton says there are reasons it ran into trouble. for the units to be effective and lawful what measures need to be in place? >> the nature of thes

cbs' elise preston is in mem memphis. >> we're on foot pursuit southbound on ross. >> reporter: we're hearing for the first time foot race pursuit video the night they arrested tyre nichols. >> he is fighting at this time. >> reporter: when officers say two confrontations took place following a traffic stop. u.s. attorney kevin ritz says his office is working to determine what exactly happened the night of january 7th. nichols, seen here, bloodied and bruised, died just days later. >> our federal investigation may take some time. these things often do. but we will be diligent and we will make decisions based on the facts and the law. >> reporter: at a city council meeting tuesday, residents demanded to see police footage of the arrest, the five officers in the encounter, who are all black, have been fired for department violations. >> it could have been your son, ms. logan. it could have been you, edmund -- >> ms. moses. >> i can speak -- >> reporter: memphis city council chair martavius jones says the community is on edge. two weeks later, where is the city now? >> i see us having ou

cbs's elise preston reports. >> reporter: tonight, demands for answers in the in-police custody death of 29-year-old tyre nichols are growing louders. >> this man should be with his family. >> reporter: nichols died january 10 lthd, three days after his family believes he was beaten by police during a traffic stop. memphis police are releasing few details, but they say that on the night of january 7th, officers attempted to pull the car over, which led to two confrontations. the second after the driver tried to flee. once under arrest, police said the suspect complained of shortness of breath and was taken to the hospital by used. this photo provided by nichols' stepfather shows tyre in his hospital bed, badly bruised. nichols' family is demanding police body cam footage be released immediately. >> we want justice. we want the officers to be charged with murder. we don't want them to just get fired. >> reporter: and they've hired civil rights attorney benjamin crump to represent them. >> the family still don't have the answers. nobody should die from a simple traffic stop. >> reporter

you know, i'd keep our eye on elise stefanik who has made huge inroads with the freedom caucus type. if there's a deal to be cut there. but this is going to ultimately get to a place where we have to start talking about alternatives because congress has to function, bills have to be paid. we've got to swear in the new congress and i don't know how long mccarthy can -- >> interesting this they would focus on elise stefanik if they believe kevin mccarthy is soulless with no backbone, elise stefanik, talk about a transformational figure, she transformed herself. >> a co-chair. >> she's had a monday makeover that is just extraordinary. i mean like an extreme makeover. >> she is beloved by most of the freedom caucus members. i would put matt gaetz on the more extreme side where i don't know if he'll be happy with anyone other than a jim jordan but when you're thinking about who these guys could coko koa c coalesce around -- >> scalise was shot in a mass shooting and is the conventional dark horse at this point. you feel like they want kevin mccarthy gone. these 19 folks and that steve sca

cbs's elise preston has more. >> all i heard my son say was "what did i do?"s the humanity in all of this? this? yo you just beat him like a dog in. >> reporter: 29-year-old tyre nichols' mother could only watch part of the deadly confrontation between memphis police and her son. today was the first time the family and their lawyers saw it. >> it was an unadulterated, unabashed, nonstop beating of this young boy for three minutes. >> oh my god! >> not only was it violent, it was savage. >> oh my god! >> reporter: nichols was pulled over january 7. he died of his injuries three days later. >> we know he was tased, we know he was pepper sprayed, and we know he was restrained. >> reporter: last friday, five of the officers involved were fired-- all had been on the force between five years and two and a half years. in a statement, memphis police said, "we have determined that five police officers violated multiple department policies, including excessive use of force, duty to intervene, and duty to render aid." wells described her son as a beautiful soul who loved

cbs's elise preston is there tonight. >> reporter: a gospel choir soulfully belted "amazing grace" as hundreds gathered at graceland with the family and friends of lisa marie presley to celebrate her life. the family told mourners presley did not want her funeral to be sad. but those who knew her well couldn't hold back tears. >> my dad sang at elvis' funeral as well, so this is kind of full circle. >> reporter: angela lewis from memphis lined up for today's memorial at 2:00 a.m. she said she always felt a connection to presley. >> they made us feel like we were their family. >> reporter: the 54-year-old died after being hospitalized following a cardiac arrest january 12th. her family believes her heart couldn't survive losing her only son to suicide in 2020. >> some would say that a broken heart was the doing of her death. >> reporter: her final resting place, the home where she grew up and inherited from her father. after the service mourners pay their respects in graceland's meditation garden where leasy marie, her father, and son are all laid to rest. lisa marie dedicated her life

cbs' elise preston has more. >> cancel take off plans. >> reporter: in audio obtained by cbs news you hear the panic from an air-traffic controller ordering friday's delta 1943 flight to stop. the pilot aborts take off and abruptly slows down the plane, avoiding a runway collision with american airlines flight 106. delta's boeing 737 carrying 145 passengers and six crew members was headed to the dominican republic from new york. 137 passengers and 14 crew members onboard american's boeing 777 were flying to the u.k. cbs transportation safety analyst robert sumwalt. >> what we know so far is the american airlines 777 was apparently instructed to taxi to runway 4 left. it appears that that airplane did not make the right turn but instead continued across an active runway. >> reporter: minutes after friday's near collision audio captured the american airlines pilot checking in with air-traffic control. >> we're departing runway 4 left, but you were supposed to depart runway 4 left and currently holding short of 31 left. >> reporter: now american airlines declined to comment about friday'

elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: overseas now to the war in ukraine, where some ofest fighting is taking place around the eastern city of bakhmut. it comes after the kremlin declared its first battlefield victory in months. spearheading the offensive is a private mercenary group run by a russian oligarch. cbs' debora patta reports tonight from kyiv. >> reporter: it's one of the bes sce the war began. russia claims it's taken control of soledar. ukraine disputes this. its forces have been holding out against a ferocious russian onslaught, led by wagner mercenaries. the fight for the small salt- mining town in eastern ukraine has assumed an outsized significance. but, a win in soledar would give vladimir putin his first victory after months of humiliating losses. this man was instrumental: yevgeny prigozhin, the leader of the russian mercenary group wagner, filmed here in a russian prison recruiting convicts to fight on the front line in soledar and bakhmut. in this video, prigozhin congratulates the first batch of returning fighters. "you finished your contract with

norah. >> o'donnell: elise preston, thank you very much.publican leaders are under growing pressure to explain what they knew about disgraced congressman george santos's lies on his resume, and when they knew it. the new york congressman has admitted to lying about his background, and even his faith while running for office. house speaker kevin mccarthy said today he's long been suspicious of santos. >> i >> o'donnell: mccarthy did not elaborate on why he didn't confront santos about those questions. santos is now under multiple criminal and ethics investigations, and faces growing calls to resign. we want to turn now to that investigation into that horrific plane crash over the weekend in nepal. all 72 people on board are presumed dead. the plane's flight data recorders were retrieved today, and there's now video that appears to show the final moments from inside the plane-- which may be hard to watch. here's cbs' elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: a video apparently filmed on board the yeti airlines flight by an indian tourist seconds before

cbs' elise preston is in memphis. his.er: we are hearing for the first time dispatch audio from the night memphis police arrested 29-year-old tyre nichols... >> reporter: ...when officers say two confrontations took place following a traffic stop. u.s. attorney kevin ritz says his office is working to determine what exactly happened the night of january 7th. nichols, seen here bloodied and bruised, died just days later. >> our federal investigation may take some time. these things often do. but we will be diligent, and we will make decisions based on the facts and the law. >> reporter: at a city council meeting tuesday, residents demanded to see police footage of the arrest. the five officers in the encounter, who are all black, have been fired for department violations. >> it could have been your son, ms. logan! it could have been you! >> ms. moses-- >> no, i can speak-- >> reporter: memphis city council chair martavius jones says the community is on edge. two weeks later, where is the city now? >> i see us having our han

we get more now from cbs' elise preston. >> reporter: flowers rest on the gates of graceland. lisa marie presley's childhood home. >> it's surreal. it was just like something is missing. >> reporter: she was at the family's iconic family mansion last week to celebrate what would have been her father's 88th birthday. a graceland statement thanked fans for their love and prayers saying the family is "shocked and devastated. the. the only child of elvis pressley lost her dad to a heart attack when she was just buttheir relad th public. >> he was very protective, very adoring, very watchful. and, you know, i knew that-- i knew that i was loved. >> reporter: as an adult, she showed her love recording duets with her late father. ♪ ♪ ♪ lisa marie's high-profile relationships include pop legend michael jackson, and actor nicholas cage. she was seen just two days before her death at the golden globes, now an outpouring from hollywood clebts, including oprah winfrey and tom hanks. lisa marie recently said she lived with unrelenting grief after the mother of four lost her only son to sui

let me ask elise about this.he potential for donald trump/marjorie taylor greene ticket. >> i think it's highly unlikely, but i do think that the fact that something that we're talking about and being quoted by steve bannon and people are curious and responding to it does show how she has captured the imagination of the far right of the republican party and the mainstream media, frankly. she has been such an incredible first term fundraiser and that's given her a lot of power within the republican caucus. so you look at how she had a strategic alliance with kevin mccarthy in his repeated speak er bid recently, and he persevered. she played a pretty pivotal role in that as someone from the far right who didn't defend many of the freedom caucus. we do see how, but there's something there. >> you're dead on when you talk about her fundraising prow wes in spite of of the things she says. she's on the coronavirus subcommittee and this new congress has selected by speaker kevin mccarthy. it does raise questions or mayb

. >> i'm elise preston at graceland with a look at tributes and farewells to rock and roll royalty. >er, this 9-year-old has a bug for science. her efforts to catch an invasive insect captured national attention. >> how does it make you feel to know that these bugs are going to be in this museum? >> happy and proud. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us. a lunar new year celebration in california erupted into chaos overnight. the festive atmosphere shattered by yet another mass shooting in this country. this time police say ten people were killed and ten more injured at a ballroom dance studio in monterey park. it's about seven miles from los angeles. the gunman fled the scene, leading to a massive manhunt and s.w.a.t. team members eventually surrounding this white van. investigators released a photo of the suspect but have yet to release a motive for his attack. cbs's danya bacchus has been following the developments all day. danya, what more do we know at this hour? >> reporter: good evening, jericka. right now there are two acti

elise stefanick has endorsed a number of candidates.though, understandably different because of what appeared to be so many red flags that were missed. >> exactly. so many red flags and i think, also, i mean, she was involved in a lot of different races, but in this case, she didn't just endorse and help fund-raiser for santos, according to the sources that we've been speaking with. one of her top aids was actually advising his campaign. we should note, there's no record, it was in an official capacity, but we're told he even helped santos hire people. so when we asked stefanick for comment, her spokesperson said, no one from her team worked or advised santos, and he sent him this statement that reads in part, congresswoman stefanick supported all gop nominees and targeted new york seats just like every other republican new york official, and the entire house republican leadership team. >> pamela brown, fascinating stuff. thanks so much. >> thank. >>> new this morning, poland says that it will send leopard battle tanks to ukraine if, qu

county supervisor until this elise about this at that press conference.here's what we can say about what the committee is going through. listen to this. >> this is unfortunate, happening here on the day that we celebrate. it is a holiday that is so well respected and celebrated by so many in the api community. just yesterday, hundreds of thousands of people on the street on garvey. to know that people could come out after the pandemic to celebrate. >> this was supposed to be a massive today celebration, they secondary has now been obviously canceled in the of what has happened. i asked the, sheriff point blank. is it safe for people to celebrate literally a year? he told me yes. that does not indicate whether or not they have a motive. but i think it is a clear indication that they are at least not worried about the standing threat to specifically targeting this segment of the population. beyond that they're still looking for this person. the motive is at. large weather not this was targeted we don't know. whether or not this was incidental or indiscrimin

in the third round, sobolenko will meet with the belgian tennis player elise, mertons, who is currentlyy-second position in the vta ranking, the basketball players of the capital club, minsk play in samara in the final match of the first stage of the vtb united league championship after 21 reduction matches , they take the last 12th place with only one victory for the samara team in seventh position, the live broadcast of the game will start at 18:00 on tv channel belarus 5, milanskaya. derby won inter by a clear 3-0 advantage. moreover, the italian super cup was held in saudi arabia, the first goal was scored already in the tenth minute of the match by the defender of the blue-black federica demarco, after which they strengthened their position by scoring two more goals against milan inter now. is already a seven-time winner of the trophy talented and inquisitive schoolchildren will not make you bored. well, there was a series in the animated series smeshariki, which seemed to be called the corps de ballet, this is when i dance ballet in sync the participants in the game will show what

right now new york congresswoman house republican conference chairwoman member of house committee eliseee you welcome back. >> let me get your take what you expect from from speaker mccarthy, when he visits with president biden wednesday biden has been adamant no negotiations debt ceiling will go up spending like drunken cycleors two years, racking up debt more than 5 1/2 trillion-dollar two years now 31.5 trillion overall what do you think kevin mccarthy can get from the president on wednesday? >> well first of all, this is a win remember president biden white house wants to refuse to negotiate, somebody the fact that now, speaker mccarthy is sitting down with president joe biden on wednesday a win for house republicans, we are going to stand up on behalf of the american people, this trajectory of reckless spending over 31 trillion dollars of debt it is unsustainable, you ask average hardworking american family they understand we have to taik tighten belts look for responsible spending,. >> going to be responsible about this this submissiveives dismissive is unacceptable. >> do you hav

elise jordan of course.p economic adviser brian deese about the negotiations with house republicans. plus, ukraine's president zelenskyy vows that ukraine will retake crimea and presses the west for more firepower to do so. is the biden administration ready to help with that in a full-throated robust way? >>> also ahead, a live report from new mexico where this morning we will get a decision on whether charges will be filed in the deadly shooting on the set of alec baldwin's film "rust." a lot going on this morning, willie. >> our top story is also out of the state of new mexico. new details about that failed republican candidate in the new mexico statehouse who feels arrested after allegedly orchestrating a spate of shootings at democrat officials' home. he's a firm supporter of former president trump and a backer of false claims of 'v election fraud. he made his first appearance in court in albuquerque yesterday. vaughn hillyard has the latest. >> reporter: yet to enter a plea, appearing virtually before a

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that is why we need to have transparency and accountability from elise stefanik.o words that she uses all the time. let's see it from her. >> congressman goldman, we appreciate your time. thank you. a cnn interview in ukraine was cut short by an incoming russian round. >> [sound of gunfire] ben wedeman joins us shortly showing how dangerous it is and how dangerous it remains on the front lines. the fight for bakhmut rages on. we will be right back. ever get a sign the universe is trying to tell you something? the clues are all around us! not that one. that's the one. at university of phoenix, you could earn your master's degree in less than a year for under $11k. learn more at phoenix.edu. i'm managing my high blood pressure, but i'm still a target for chronic kidney disease. and my type 2 diabetes means i'm also a target. we are targets too. millions have chronic kidney disease and 90% don't know they have it. so ask for your kidney numbers and farxiga. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to

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cbs's elise preston's interview with the nichols family as they call for change. i will never see my son again, i'll never see that smile again. >> garrett: memphis and the country reacts. nation wade braces for protests nichols family pleas for peace. also the attack on paul pelosi, how the suspect entered the house and the moment the police showed up. >> drop the hr.

to come true given the outstanding investigations that are currently working through the process as elisentioning investigations, of course. some of these -- yes, all the lies that we've talked about are, you know, they are what they are but i think some of his dubious reporting when it comes to his nbc reports will turn out to be truly the most problematic in terms of a legal situation in going forward. >> i think it was leslie jones who said do you know how much you have to lie to be known as the lying congressman? in any case, it wasn't just late night hosts and ka imme comediag hay, democrats are, too. listen to pete aguilar. >> i'm just struck by the chaos, confusion, dysfunction of the republican conference. they defended putting him on committees and now they're announcing he's not going to serve on a committee. i don't understand what the play of the day is. >> i mean, to be honest, it's pretty reasonable question abby. what is the play for republicans? >> as it relates to george san toes and committees, speaker mcelderr mccarthy realized it was a problem to allow him to be an com