hour on house speaker nancy pelosi s future. up first the choice for senate republicans. pursue the truth or give donald trump another pass? give him a pass does appear to be sadly the safe bet this hour. ten senate republicans would be needed to break from their leader and join democrats to approve a commission to investigate the january 6th capitol insurrection. the commission bill passed the house yesterday. 35 house republicans voted yes. that is not a small number especially given the house gop leadership urging a no vote and the former president donald trump making clear this is a loyalty test. democrats this morning sending a very clear message. my senate republican colleagues must now ask themselves are they going to join us in pursuing the truth? or are they going to cover for donald trump and his big lie? to my republican friends and i do have them, take back your party. let s get straight up to capitol hill and cnn s lauren fox. describe the fate of this bill
we are about to show you the brutal video that just came to light obtained by the associated press. a warning, it is horrific. taser taser taser! ah! put your hands behind your back. behind your back. ah! put your hands behind your back. get up here! you better not move. cnn s ryan young is on the story for us. what are we learning about the official version of events and why it has taken two years for this more complete picture to emerge? ana, that is the big question. think about that. two years ago this incident happened and we still have not been able to get a full picture because we haven t seen the 46 minutes out there. this was a leaked tape that sparked all this. when i talked to the attorney for the family yesterday he said this would be tough to watch and you can understand why the family is torn to pieces by this. terrifying police from ronald green after a high speed chase led to a deadly confrontation with louisiana state police just outside the c
the democratic house impeachment managers coming out today to reflect on trump s acquittal with one remarking not enough republicans had the spine to do the right thing. we ll go to florida near trump s mar-a-lago estate. we have national correspondent suzanne malveaux with us on capitol hill. what is the plan going forward and who is on his side? reporter: well, ana, former president donald trump is already asserting himself as a force in the future of republican politics. from that statement he put out yesterday he made clear that he intends to flex that muscle. nearly 75 million voters cast ballots for him in the last election and his targets will likely be the republicans that have angered him in his eyes by betraying him by voting to impeach him and then voting to convict him in the senate as well. you mentioned a conversation trump had with lindsey graham of south carolina after his acquittal graham making clear trump is still angry at a number of people though he rem
buildup on the border continues. we ll bring you a live report from kyiv. plus, more information on north korea s latest missile test, its 7th this month. we re live in hong kong with the details. and the winter olympics are just around the corner, but the covid case count among olympic personnel is growing. we ll bring you the latest out of beijing. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. good to have you with us. and we begin with a new push for diplomacy as tensions between russia and ukraine remain high. the u.n. security council will convene in the hours ahead with the u.s. ambassador saying this meeting will offer russia another opportunity to find a diplomatic way out of the crisis. this comes as more than 100,000 russian troops remain massed near ukraine, intensifying fears of a possible invasion. the british foreign secretary had this stark assessment. we think it s highly likely that he is looking to invade ukraine.
we ll have the latest in a live report from hong kong for you. plus, facing the music, major artists forces spot identspotify to clamp down on misinformation. but does it go far enough? announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with isa soares. hello, everyone. welcome to the show. it is monday, january 31st, and we are now just hours away from an urgent meeting of the u.n. security council as tensions between ukraine and russia show really little sign of easing. the u.s. sees this meeting as an opportunity for russia to explain its intentions for massive military buildup, but also an opportunity to find a diplomatic way out of a crisis. have a listen. we re going to go in the room prepared to listen to them, but we re not going to be distracted by their propaganda and we re going to be prepared to respond to any disinformation that they attempt to spread during this meeting. ukraine s foreign ministers also pushing diplomacy saying it s the only responsib