murdaugh. good morning, ever. it is saturday, january 28th. i m amara walker. good morning, amara. i m boris sanchez coming to you live from memphis, tennessee, where this morning the city is still reeling from the brutal beating of tyre nichols at the hands of five, now former memphis police officers. the full video of that beating was released to the public last night and it is extremely difficult to watch. absolutely. and as you would imagine, that video, the series of videos bringing out strong emotions for so many people last night and into this morning. it is difficult to watch. it shows the deadly encounter between tyre nichols and memphis police. the images and the four video clips are graphic. they are disturbing, as we said, and they are critical, though, to understanding the reality and gravity of what happened. now, nichols was pulled over january 7th allegedly for reckless driving, but the police chief said the department has been unable to find anything th
in ukraine, another new round of missile strikes as russian officials celebrate what they say is a new phase of the war, one that apparently focuses on killing civilians instead of soldiers. so what is this new phase? what does it mean for what s ahead? i ll ask barry mccaffrey in just a minute. and we have now learned that among the women accusing disgraced producer harvey weinstein at his trial in california is the governor s wife. we ll have the latest from the courtroom. but we start with the midterm races and growing alarm that decision makers may be letting winnable races slip away. that includes races in wisconsin, north carolina, pennsylvania, across the board, democratic candidates have spent way more on their own ads than the party ha has. while on the republican side, the bulk of the spending has come from the national party and outside groups. case in point, ohio, where jd vance has come up with just 10% of the cost of his ads compared to more than 80% for d
procedural vote manoa past. can you describe your level of frustration what do you make? okay. i haven t here. we threw off. we re trying to get a question to marjorie taylor greene here because she of course, is a key player at this moment, because she has threatened to actually try to move forward on a motion to oust the sitting house speaker, and that can happen at any moment. and she could call for a vote that could happen to them too. just let of days. and the question will be how democrats will vote because at the moment they re at least two republicans who plan to vote to essentially push him out from the speakership because of his handling of this major aid package, 95 billion that includes aid to ukraine, in particular, which has caused this rowboat on the right flank and maj. marjorie taylor greene, i just tried to ask her, is today the day is today. today. she s going to actually move forward and push ahead with a vote. she would not ask you that. i m not going to answer a