election was stolen. and in a recorded message to a king prayer breakfast president biden said it is not just enough to praise the civil rights leader but the nation must commit to his unfinished work. >> doctor king held a mirror up to america and forced us to answer the question, where do we stand, whose side are we on? we're in another moment right now where the mirror is being held up to america, being held up again. will we stand up for an american, where everyone is guaranteed the full protection and full promise of this nation, yes or no. i know where i stand. it is time for every elected official in america to make it clear where they stand. >> suzanne malveaux is sat another king day event. hello to you. we heard from king's son, we heard from speaker pelosi. what did they say? >> reporter: well, victor, in fact that event is still going on and really the focus here as martin luther king iii have told me time and time again leading up to the day and the events, no celebration until legislation. that this cannot be separated from his father's mission and his father's legacy, that his father in fact pushing for not only the civil rights act of '64 but the voting rights act of '65. there is a tremendous amount of pressure being put on the president as well as members of congress, the two democratic senators, senator sinema and manchin who oppose changing the filibuster rules or that 60-vote threshold to move forward with the voting rights legislation and we heard that over and over again. and so that is what the message is here today. make no mistake, they are calling out names and they are saying that tomorrow, tomorrow is when the senate takes up this debate over voting rights legislation, that each member of congress think about their vote very carefully, that it will be a historic one and this is one that they believe, they will hold accountable these senators if in fact they vote against it. take a listen. >> last week the president said he's tired of being quiet about voting rights. well, we're tired of being patient. the filibuster is sacred except for when it is not. in 2010 senator sinema supported the idea of using reconciliation to get around the filibuster and pass health care reform. just last month, they both supported an exception to the filibuster to raise the debt ceiling. but they draw the line at protecting the rights of millions of voters. history will not remember them kindly. >> we will not give up. we will not give out. we will not give in. whether this bill is passed tomorrow, next week, next month, or next year, and we already know what the end will be. because god always ends on all is well and until all is well, it is not then. >> so victor, if you listen closer to what she's saying, there is also by the king family an acknowledgment that very likely that we know that they don't have 60 votes for in fact the voting rights legislation to be passed and they don't have the support of those two democratic senators, those moderates who do not believe in changing the filibuster, making an exception for voting rights legislation. there is an acknowledgment of the reality and the time in which we are right now. and so they say despite that, that they will continue the fight, they will continue the pressure for voting rights legislation and you can hear however, the fact that this is an ongoing fight, that they are willing to take, they say it is part of the legacy of his father and it is something that they will continue to do. victor. >> suzanne malveaux in washington. thank you. we have live pictures now. this is denver, colorado. you could see here what is being called a mer aid, a march and a parade. it is speaking to what we've been discussing at the top of the show. the parade in honor of the icon of dr. king but the march still that there is work to do to continue that dream. again this is denver, colorado. mlk day mar-ade through the streets of denver. let's bring in attorney and commentator bakari sellers, you just wrote a children's book, "who are your people" and natasha brown, natasha, let me start with you and the reality that we heard from the kings, from susan in her report there that what happened tomorrow is not going to lead to reform of the filibuster. it is not going to move the ball on passing legislation to protect voting rights. so what now? >> well i do think that what we want is we want there to be a debate and a vote. because we want people to be on record of saying what side are they on. are you supporting voting rights at this moment or you're not supporting voting rights at this moment. so i think it is one thing for people to say and another thing for them to have to get on the floor and vote one way or another. the second thing is we've always seen where there has never been a right time for voting rights. i have to remind people in 1965 that everybody told dr. king to wait, including the president said it wasn't the right time. so we have to continue to put pressure on, but agree with mrs. king, whether it is tomorrow, whether it is on friday, but putting the pressure on, we're also calling out to the consciousness of the 16 republicans that actually voted for the reauthorization of the voting rights act. where are they now? we're asking and calling to you stand in this space right now. it is not over until it is over. >> bakari, from a politics perspective, should the white house, should the party do this every six month. and i'm not saying that to be dismissive. we heard from the national constitution center and then the speech and vote that doesn't lead to anything and the big speech in january and then that leads to nothing and do they try to continue to pass this or do you set up a failure every six months because you can't get it done? >> i don't think we need to do it every six months to be completely months. i think we need to do it every 30 days. when you're talking about doctor king, there are a lot of people who think dr. king graced this planet and said judge thee by the content of their character and we can't forget about his letting from birmingham jail when he talked about what we're dealing with today. in that letter he went about talking about the fact is that the white moderate stands in the way of progress in this country. it is not the white citizens council or the ku klux klan, it is the preserve of order over justice. an that is what you have in sinema and manchin. and now it is unfortunate that this is become such a partisan issue and it was done by none other than the chief justice of the united states of america john roberts who made this into a political football. but this should be an issue that white, black, democrat or republican, we shouldn't have to rehash this every time around. this should be an issue we all agree on. >> former secretary clinton tweeted a quote from dr. king about a day of progress, i'm paraphrasing here. natasha, on this bipartisan group of senators now discussing maybe some progress on the electoral count act. is that any consolation, is it any measure of a win for you? no, not at all. we don't consider that as win at all. that is not the same as voting rights. we're sighing that is a compromise to passify a group that is standing as obstructionist to voting rights. we need point black voting rights. this is accelerated by the liftup of the great lie that they're hiding behind. they have to come out and we have to smoke them out and it is not a substantive and it is not acceptable. >> and the electoral count speaks to what the vice president does and what happened on january 6. i think most analysts would say it is slop illy written or not clear as it could be. so that needs to be tightened up. i think many agree. bakari, you say this should happen every 30 days whax does the party now do this with energy? because it is not going to happen every 30 days we know. what does the wouse -- does the white house do, we hear the marching and the passion from la to bea. >> let's be honest. because we've had a lot of people in our party that want to preserve the status quo, saying why are you giving the president and the vice president so much hell and the reason being is because this issue matters that much. and then they ask, okay, he finally used his bully pulpit, he being the president of the united states, what more do you want him to do. i want to challenge the department of justice to do things that they are already doing and doing more. going to the states that are passing regressive laws and be a fence post, challenge those laws continuously. let's utilize this executive action and see what president can do along the lines of voting rights while we're fighting this battle in congress. and last but not least, my father told me this the other day, while we have all of this energy, we need to organize and we need to register voters. we need to make sure that we're registering hundreds of thousands if not millions of voters and not registering them in new york and massachusetts and colorado. i want to register them in little rock, arkansas, columbus and charlotte, north carolina and pass these regressive bills on their head. >> bakari, let me stay with you and listen to mitt romney and a lit of republicans that they want to discuss maybe making some progress on this. mitt romney's name would likely be on this list. here is what he said. >> the group of about 12 senators, republicans and democrats that are working on the electoral count act. he'll continue to work together. sadly, this election reform bill that the president has been pushing, i never got a call on that from the white house. there was no negotiation, bringing republicans or democrats together to try to come up with something that would meet bipartisan interest. sure, we could work together on almost every issue, where there is common ground. >> now i should preface this by saying phones work both ways. if he wanted to talk about voting rights, he could certainly call the white house. but i wonder if that is true, that they did not engage moderate republicans like mitt romney, is that a missed opportunity? >> no, i mean, let's have a conversation about what intellectual dishonesty is. the fact is mitt romney is on the record about where he stands on the john lewis voting rights bill and he's ben clear about that. but it should be nonpartisan. and i like when i hear republicans say this is a federal takeover of elections, because it shows their hands. because that is the same language used in opposition to the voting rights act in the first place. so if mitt romney wants to come on board with something as pure and democratic as voting rights we'll welcome him to have that conversation. i dare not ask the president and the vice president of the united states to waste their time with mitt romney or rand paul and others being intellectually dishonest at their core. >> thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. let's talk about this weather. a powerful and dangerous winter storm is prompting severe alerts up and down the east coast. millions of people are being impacted. hundreds of flights have been grounded. cnn has teams covering it from every angle. plus the fbi now calls the hostage standoff at a texas synagogue a terror incident that targeted the jewish community. what we're learning about the hostage-taker and his possible motive. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?! >> vo: ...i searched for someone who really knew my car. i found the experts at safelite autoglass. with their exclusive technology, they fixed my windshield... then recalibrated the camera attached to my glass so my safety systems still work. who knew that was a thing?! >> woman: safelite has service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a buildup of lactic acid and liver problems. do not take biktarvy if you take dofetilide or rifampin. tell your doctor about all the medicines and supplements you take, if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have kidney or liver problems, including hepatitis. if you have hepatitis b, do not stop taking biktarvy without talking to your doctor. common side effects were diarrhea, nausea, and headache. if you're living with hiv, keep loving who you are. and ask your doctor if biktarvy is right for you. i am here because they revolutionized immunotherapy. i am here because they saw how cancer adapts to different oxygen levels and starved it. i am here because they switched off egfr gene mutation and stopped the growth of tumor cells. there's a place that's making one advanced cancer discovery after another for 75 years. i am here... i am here.... because of dana-farber. what we do here changes lives everywhere. i am here. at university of phoenix, we have scholarships for everyone hard at work, no matter where you work. get up to a $3,000 scholarship, starting with your first course. explore your opportunities at phoenix.edu lisa here, has had many jobs. and all that experience has led her to a job that feels like home. with home instead, you too can become a caregiver to older adults. apply today. ...so at at&t everyone gets our best deals. aren't others doing that? 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>> reporter: well, victor, as you said, the fbi is calling this terrorism related, an incident they say in which the jewish community was targeted. you could imagine the tense terrifying moments that not just this congregation had on saturday, but all of the surrounding neighbors. the houses here are quite close to the building. so there was a lot of fear here and unfortunately that threat is something that this congregation thought might be possible because they actually went through crisis training, active shooting training in the past that proved extremely helpful in this situation. i just want to point out some video that we took in the last hour or so of police still actively working the scenario. we saw folks from the fbi, investigators on the roof of the building, still taking -- surveying the site, processing evidence. they have a truck they've been loading yesterday from items within the building. so this is still active and ongoing. as you mentioned, this is a 44-year-old british national, the suspect who described as having arrived in the united states in late december, passing the vetting process, was not on a terror watch list. and hearing from the rabbi, who was one of the hostages inside for those nearly 11 hours on saturday, it seems the suspect had a manic demeanor, especially toward the end. here is the rabbi talking about how they safely resolved this. >> we were terrified. and when i saw an opportunity, where he wasn't in a good position, i asked -- made sure that the two gentleman who were still with me, that they were ready to go. the exit wasn't too far away. i told them to go. i threw a chair at the gunman and i headed for the door. >> reporter: the family of the suspect also released a statement saying they do not condone any of his actions, wholeheartedly apologized to the people here and mentioned that the suspect had mental health issues but would not elaborate on that. we also know that he spent a few nights here in a dallas homeless shelter before this incident. so investigators still working through a lot of this, victor. >> still a lot of questions to be answered. natasha chen in texas, thank you so much. brad is the senior national security adviser for the secure community network and a former fbi supervisory special agent. in reading up on the training that the rabbi had from your organization, it really is just a sad sign of the times that clergy, a rabbi, leadership of a synagogue, that they need training from the fbi, from dhs, from an organization like yours. >> victor, first of all, thank you for having me on. yes, it is a sad day when we have to conduct active vooter training at our houses of worship across the country. we in particular in the jewish community have felt that since pittsburgh, poway, jersey city and the attack in muncie where he lost members of our community to violent extremism. and we have really pushed a robust training program for the jewish community across the united states and we're very fortunate to have one of our colleagues in fort worth conducting that training on august 22nd, 2021, prior to the i incident on saturday. >> and the rabbi pointed to the training when you're in that moment do whatever you have to do to protect those who you are in charge of protecting. secretary mayorkas said that the administration is going to work with congress to get more resources to get upgraded security for houses of worship. what is needed? >> so we in the faith-based community, especially the jewish community, we rely on the federal government and the grant program from the nonsecurity grand program each year. each year it is moved up from 20 million to 50 million to $180 million last year to help target our facilities. we spend a lot of time in the jewish community going threat and vulnerability assessments and unfortunately we have to target harden our facilities to ensure that our community members are, our kong regular ants could go to services and feel as safe as possible. i know secretary mayorkas and other law enforcement officials we work with on a daily basis to make that happen. but we work with our leaders in the community to bring that awareness so we could increase that funding for our community. >> i know you're the security guy. and what we're talking about is funding for hardening targets for lack of a better term. but that is the back end of it. that is when said terrorist potential shooter is en route, and how do you protect the people inside. i know there is no line item to change hearts and minds. you could put on a budget. but what is the front end protection that needs to happen so that there are fewer incidents that needed -- that need protection against? 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>> reporter: that is right, victor. because his deportation order was upheld by the court, the three year ban automatically applies. home affaired minnist her did say that hypothetically there may be some convincing reasons to overturn that ban in the future. but he might want to think about whether he gets vaccinated in the future because right now as it stands he would not be able to participate in the french open at roland garros and defend his title there because the french sports minister told cnn today there is no exception to the french vaccine pass law which requires people to show proof of vaccination to get into restaurants, bars, theaters and sporting venues as well and that is not just for the spectators, that is for the athletes as well. the french president had previously said his aim was to pis off the unvaccinated and he's likely succeeded in at least making one particular unvaccinated serb think hard about his decision making. today at the airport he got a heroed welcome, with banners and flags to try to catch a glimpse of djokovic and show their support. his treatment in australia has been almost universally condemned, from both the unvaccinated and the vaccinated and from the man on the street to the president of the country. listen. >> they think they have by this this mistreatment of ten days humiliated djokovic but they have humiliated themselves. co return to his country with his head held high and look everyone in the eye. >> now if you're paying attention to the core case, it seems like the australian government was trying to frame djokovic as this anti-vaxxer but if you ask people here, that is not how they see him in the slightest. djokovic has said very little on the topic and most ordinary serbs don't seem bothered other way. most people will tell you that when it comes to vaccination, even those who have been vaccinated and want others to get vaccinated, they say it is a personal choice. and quickly, victor, djokovic may also have some issue with his sponsors. la cost in particular has asked to speak with him as soon as they can about this whole australian debacle. >> it continues. scott mcclain for us in belgrade. thank you. just a couple of weeks now until the winter olympics in beijing and officials just announced they will not sell tickets to the general public. because of surge in covid cases. cnn international correspondent selina wang joins us live from tokyo. who will be there to watch the games? >> reporter: well victor, international fans have already been banned from the games and now residents in china cannot purchase tickets to the winter olympics either. instead, chinese authorities will be choosing who could go to the games. now at this point, we don't know who will be chosen, how they're choosing them or how many could come. but what we do know is that anyone attending games as a spectator have to follow strict covid rules before, during and after the games. that is part of the extraordinary restrictions covid-19 counter measures. i'll be traveling to beijing in a couple of weeks but i have to track my daily health stats in an olympic health app, once i enter this bubble in beijing, i'll be pcr tested daily along with the thousands of other participants and kept separate from the rest of the population during the entirety of the game. anyone showing up unvaccinated will have to quarentine for 21 days upon arrival. for the local chinese staff and volunteers at the games, they have to quarantine for 21 days in china before returning to their families and their homes in china, victor. >> wow. tell us about this first case of the omicron variant there that has been recorded in beijing? >> well, victor, in china even one covid case is one too many. officials in beijing on high alert after reporting over the weekend a case of a woman who was infected with omicron. immediately after this was reported, they locked down the office where she works in. they sealed off her residential compound, they figured out where she had been in great detail over the past 14 days and tested thousands of people with links to the places that she had been to. now, she hadn't traveled out of beijing recently. they didn't see any confirmed contact, and authorities are now safing that she might have gotten omicron from a package she had ordered internationally from canada. now it is extremely important to note here that china has repeatedly said several times throughout the pandemic that cases could have come into its borders through packages imported. this is part of the narrative that the virus is getting brought in from abroad. this is despite health experts from around the world saying that risk of transmission from surfaces is extremely low, victor. >> yeah. we've had medical analysts on for a year and a half now, haven't heard of a package bringing it in. selina wang, thank you so much. israel just announced results of a study on the effectiveness of a fourth vaccine dose against the omicron variant. we have details on that next. a pivoting metal head that defines every edge, and three comb lengths for added versatility. one tool that helps you choose, change, and master your style. king c. gillette real cowboys get customized car insurance with liberty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? 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