we have fox team coverage on this with alexandria hoff in washington and charles watson in memphis. arles, let's kick things off with you in the brutal body cam footage. >> yeah, hey, good afternoon, griff and molly and in watching that footage, it absolutely appeared that tyre nichols as surprised at the level of aggression the memphis police officers had toward him during that violent january 7th traffic stop. from the start body cam video shows officers yank nichols aggressively out of his vehicle as the 29-year-old says he didn't do anything. he's thrown to the ground while officers continue to yell at him to get on the ground in a series of profanity-laced commands. a few moments later, you see police tase nichols as he manages to escape and run away and as some of the officers on scene pursue him, you can hear one officer who remains behind wish harm on nichols. >> stomp (bleep), i hope they st stomp (bleep) chasing him. >> when officers do catch him, nichols ends up on the ground while officers restrain him, punch mimm and pepper spray him. all the while, the officers ever dem

jon: charles watson. charles, thank you. well, migrants crossing illegally into the u.s.lso in part fueling america's deadly drug epidemic. coming up we'll have a live report from christina coleman on the disturbing surge in fentanyl and fentanyl deaths here many our country. >>> huge developments in the moscow, idaho, quadruple homicide with the suspect, bryan kohberger, charged with four counts of murder and one count of burglary. he's being held without bond. investigators linked the criminology student to the murders via cell phone data and dna at the scene. team coverage now. former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama, jake town, is with us, and former d.c. homicide detective ted williams is here as well. but, first, chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live in moscow with the latest. jonathan. >> reporter: good evening, jon. the investigators continue to build their case against 28-year-old bryan kohberger. as part of that effort, they are continuing to remove physical evidence from the home where the four victims were all so brutally murdered. among

officers will make their first court appearance on february 17 to be arraigned on murder charges for charles watson is live in memphis. charles, first off what can it tells the timetable for this arraignment? >> well, arthel, those arraignments will happen a few weeks from now as you mentioned on february 17. we are unsure whether that is normal timing for something like that barely reach out to a defense attorney who said it is a normal timeline for those arraignments considering five former memphis police officers taken into custody last week after a grand jury indicted them and freed after posting a bond that raised anywhere between $253,350,000 were getting this information just a day after the memphis police department announced known as a scorpion unit this three crime task force that included some of the officers that were involved in the brutal beating of nichols during a questionable traffic stop that led to tyre nichols to death but we are told the remaining officers that were assigned to that unit agreed with the decision to shut it down. the attorney who represents nichols family said t

ashley: charles watson in memphis thank you very much. we have a gabriel a former antifa activist. ng to you. to charles's point we have seen protests across the country. they have been mostlies peaceful correct? >> they have been, good morning. what happened to tyre nichols is sickening. many people want to reform police tactics to have voices heard and that is great. we have to acknowledge the threat antifa poses. they don't just want voices heard they want to abolish police and start violence on the street. they put out a call on violence. they wanted to quote, burn it all down. we want to be sure they don't turn into the summer riots in summer of 2020. law enforcement and politicians have to have a zero tolerance policy when it comes to vie violence. ashley: antifa, is it persistent in violent reactions as it has been or starting to fade a little? >> there is definitely a strong presence in antifa to this very day. you know something, look at new york, for example. there was and antifa activist got on top of a patrol cruiser and started breaking the window. you know what the pol

charles watson, thank you very much. eric. arthel, el paso is ready to prepare for the president tomorrow, that's when he makes his first visit to the border since he's been the president of the united states. and it come as the biden administration is rolling out some new restrictions aimed at curbing the unprecedented number of migrants illegally entering the u.s. every day. and the calls from critics of the president that he finally see problems there for himself. lucas tomlinson live at the white house with what we can expect prosecute president's visit. hey, lucas. >> reporter: hey, eric. president biden has a never been to the southern border as president, he's never been as a vice president either. last month he said he wasn't interested. if. >> reporter: why go to a border state and not visit the border? >> because there are more important things going on. >> reporter: ahead of his trip to el paso and the border tomorrow, president biden outlined new plans at the white house to crack down on migrants crossing the borde

charles watson live for us at let lanna. thank you. let's talk about the system malfunction with aviation expert and former represented kyle bailey. great to have you on the show. "the wall street journal" said "the government in general has the same problem industry has and that these systems get old and modernizing them is really painful both in terms of money and of time." it really is, because you talk to pilots and they say that the system is archaic and ineffective. >> that's 100% true. the government, it's very bureaucratic, lots of red tape. to build a new system or to get a new system, you're talking months to many years and then you have bidding and contracts. it's government bureaucracy is very slow and it's not like the private sector. this was spacex for a highly funded private company, things would be implemented much quicker but everything pretty much goes at a snail's pace when you're dealing with the government. >> trace: transportation secretary pete buttigieg has been highly criticized for handling some of these cris

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fox family coverage with alexandria hoff in washington and charles watson in memphis. charles: griff and molly in the last hour or so we received a new statement from the representative desmon, jr., police officers charged in the death of tyri nichols, mills attorney is reaching out to the public and asking them not to pass judgment on his client's involvement in beating. in new statement, quote, we continue to urge caution in judging desmon mills actions, whether he committed the crimes charged will be answered with the resulting no. the statement, of course, comes less than 24 hours after the country got a chance to view horrific body cam video of memphis police officers relentlessly beating nichols. the video shows officers aggressively yank nichols out of his vehicles as the 29-year-old says he didn't anything. he is thrown to the grown while officers continue to yell at him. a few moments later you see place taze nichols as he managed to escape and run away and some of the officers on scene pursue him you can see one officer who remain behind him wish physical harm

molly: charles watson, a lot going on when it comes to immigration in our borders, thank you. griff. griff: molly, let's bring right in, national border patrol counsel president brandon judd, brandon, thanks for being here. as you all know president biden will head to el paso tomorrow. his first visit to the border and he's promising to address what the administration called unprecedented migrant surge but my question to you is how does this administration secure the border when they continue to maintain as recent as this week that the border is not open? >> first, we have to understand that he's two years too late. the party already started and he's coming in -- we've already seen too many of our united states citizens die of fentanyl overdose, we have seen too many criminals make it into the united states that have evaded apprehension and chaos on our border. what i will say is that these -- you have the governor of colorado saying they are going to start shipping people out of that state. texas, he has to step to the plate and you are eric adams saying they don't have resou

charles watson live in memphis tennessee with more details. charles: we are learning that the five former memphis police officers charged in the death of 29-year-old tyre nichols will officially be arraigned in court a few weeks from now on februarg this bit of information less than a day after the memphis police department announced that it has permanently deactivated what's known as the scorpion unit. it was a street crime task force that included at least some of the officers who were involved in the brutal beating of nichols during what is considered a questionable traffic stop on january 7th and officials say led to nichols' death. while we are told they agreed with the decision to shut it down, attorney says this was an easy step and in tweet says quote, abolishing the scorpion the unit in memphis, that was easy. the corrupted unit is gone, now the real reform is required. now mike, this new development about the scorpion unit comes after the release of body cam video that i want to warn our viewers is disturbing and quite frankly hard to

king today and all that he stood for. >> mike: charles watson live in atlanta. : thank you, charles. afghan ally fought for years with the u.s. military. once biden pulled troops out of the country abadal had a choice to either flee his home or face torture and death. he made a difficult journey decided to go to the u.s. border but thrown in a detention cell. joining me is his brother, sammy, pleading for president biden to release him. sammy, you are a u.s. citizen. you are here, you are trying to work on your brother's release and you have had some recent help from congresswoman sheila jackson lee. she has written a letter to president joe biden which might get his attention. it says that when their service exposes them to credible threats we must redouble our effort to keep our word because doing so also protects our troops stationed around the world today and into the future. tell me more about this letter what you hope it might do. >> i'm hoping this letter reaches the white house and in particular president biden, since all we are trying to get his attentio

charles watson live in atlanta with the details of his visit, hi, charles. charles: hey, good afternoon, bill, as expected president biden made no mention of the investigation to his handling of classified documents during his time as vice president instead the president took his opportunity during opportunity in ebenez to respect reflect on mlk weekend and king's 94th birthday. the president taking time to praise the efforts of king who was assassinated in memphis in 1968 after feeling the passage and the votes right acts of 1965 in front of congregation once led king once led ebanez and baptist and applauded the progress since king pushed for civil and voting rights and the president also making it very clear that the work toward democracy is not finished. >> my message to the nation on this day is we do forward, we go together. [applause] >> when we choose democracy over autocracy, a beloved community over chaos and we chose believers and the dreams to be doers, to be unafraid, always keeping the faith. >> yeah, this is the president's first public appear

charles watson's life in the southeast bureau with more, charles. >> rich, tom brady isn't the only oneble to draw attention down there in tampa bay. buccaneers backup quarterback blade now receiving plenty of praise after rescuing a family of three and the pilot in his scary crash helicopter landing off of davis islands new tampa bay at late last week. he and his brothers were nearby having a little fun out on the water when they heard a faint noise off in the distance and saw what they would later realize was a helicopter sinking in the water. >> it's almost look like a crew boat in the water that had broken up and about four pieces. i vaguely remember seeing two yellow lifejackets and i said it got to check this out. look what their interests. >> minutes prior 28-year-old hunter and his parents had just finished a sightseeing tour of tampa bay. they were returning to the airport with the pilots went according to police they heard a loud banging noise. then the helicopter lost power and plunged into debate moments later. parks at this point the whole entire thing was submerged, it's o

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martin luther king, junior today and all he stood for. >> harris: charles watson, thank you for reportingu. new data revealing a deeply disturbing spike in police officers killed in the line of duty. the national law enforcement memorial fund reports 331 officers were shot last year. 64 of them died. i note as we always do here on "the faulkner focus", we're scrolling their names high above studio m in the ring of honor. that's a 21% increase, the numbers i just told you about, over the average from 2010 to 2020. fraternal order of police vice president lays out the reasons. >> the war on cops in 2022 continued to march of. we have a culture of lawlessness that gripped the country fueled by an open boards er and a society that tells people you are no longer accountable for your own actions. the leaders from the white house on down need to understand we're fighting for the soul of our nation right now and we're losing. >> harris: clay travis outkick founter at a time when the new orleans mayor was begging to fund police, put the money back. she desperately needs the help as they face mardi

charles watson live in atlanta. thank you.g onto the next round of the nfl playoffs after defeating the miami dolphins. the wind comes after damar hamlin made a return in new york just two weeks after he went into cardiac arrest during a game against the bengals in cincinnati. live in our new york city newsroom with more. nate. >> reports that he may be at the stadium in person today, he did watch a game from home. the bills one as he mentioned to be he tweeted this saying "my heart is with my guys as they compete today. supporting from home as i focus on my recovery. nothing that i want more than to be out there with them. hamlin visited the bills practice facility yesterday. one of his teammates posted this picture on social media. he was all smiles. just two weeks after he collapsed on the field. here is one of his teammates talking about this moment. >> for him to be in the building today at brought smiles and happy tears to everybody in the building. all we needed was to see his face and walking around. once we knew he wa

arthel: all right charles watson that thank you for your reporting on that story, take care, charles.ric: the suspect in idaho murders is due back in court this week. investigators are very busy analyzing a trove of evidence from the grisly crime scene. chief correspondent is alive at the student's house in moscow, idaho with the very latest of this investigation. >> eric, the house behind the eight where four students were so brutally murdered is and will remain a crime scene for some time yet. investigators continue to build their case against 28-year-old accused killer bryan kohberger. we have seen then taking a number of items from this house over the past couple of days. those include mattresses. you will remember at least some of the four victims were killed in their beds as they slept. so those in mattresses likely to be very crucial in terms of evidence gathering. and forensic experts talking to fox say they believe that investigators will find a lot more dna evidence as they continue to go through everything at this awful murder scene, listen here. >> we are talk about any ki

charles watson joins us now with the details on this. charles. >> yeah, hey, good afternoon, molly. florida governor ron desantis as signed an executive order that calls on the florida national guard, law enforcement and other state agencies to assist with the stream of migrants who are showing up along florida's coastline and the state will now use air assets, including planes and helicopters from the florida national guard and increase marine patrols to try to help intercept and ensure the safety of migrants who are attempting to reach florida. in his announcement, governor ron desantis blasted president biden and his quote, unquote, lawless governing oils and i'm enacting the national guard to help alleviate the strain on local resources when biden ignores his legal responsibilities, we will step in to support our communities. the current wave of illegal cuban immigration to the u.s. is the largest it's been in a decade, since august the governor says state, local law enforcement, most are fleeing from caribbean nations, particularly cubans desperate to escape the country's commu

charles watson is live with the breaking details. charles? >> good afternoon, rich.busy up there in the skies. flights destined for florida are experiencing hours-long delays due to an air traffic control issue. the faa confirms to fox news is that the issue is with the computer system of eram at the air traffic centers that handles inbound traffic into florida airports. so to ease congestion, they slowed the number of flights to florida airspace as they try to resolve that issue. the miami airport appears to be affected the most at this hour according to flight aware. miami international is experiencing delays of anywhere between 1 1/2 hour and 45 minutes. ft. lauderdale international is seeing delays in the same time frame. orlando international sees disruptions but considerably shorter with delays now sitting anywhere between 30 to 45 minutes. tampa international appears to be doing well considering the situation. they posted on twitter that miami air traffic control is having some issues at the moment. almost all flights are in and out of the tpa are unaffected.

charles watson is live with those details. hi charles. >> hi, arthel p president biden is back in delaware as we speak after delivering his sermon at ebenezer baptist church this morning where he took the opportunity to reflect on the life and legacy of civil rights giant doctor trayvon martin luther king jr. on his 94th birthday. president biden who is a catholic got some laughs from the audience as he joked about how intimidating it was for him to stand up and talk before the congregation at ebenezer baptist religious institution, often referred to as the world's most famous black church during his sermon. president biden praise the iconic efforts of doctor king. he was pastor at the church up until his assassination in 1968. the president say doctor king's a life and legacy showed how we as a country should pay attention. pointing out doctor king's passion for change at the time of segregation in this country is what ultimately helped fuel the passage of the civil rights active in 1964 in the voting rights act in 1965. the p

to charles watson in atlanta with this developing story. charles? >> yeah, good afternoon. so the faa says that the issue is due to an air traffic control system failure that is currently being resolved. meantime, the problem has led to hours long delays for air travelers that are trying to make it in to florida. the faa confirms to fox news that a computer system known as eram en route automation system that regulates the flow of traffic in to florida is at the center of this. according to wtvj, the radar caused a nationwide ground stop of all planes headed to and from florida. that ground stop has since been lifted, but there is a lot of traffic up in the skies. so the faa has slowed the number of flights that enter into florida airspace so airports can better manage the congestion. at this hour, the miami area appears to be affected the most according to flight aware. miami international is experiencing delays of anywhere between 1 1/2 hours to 1 hour and 45 minutes with about 134 delayed flights as we speak. ft. lauderdale international is seeing delays in about the sam

correspondent charles watson is in atlanta with details tonight. good evening, charles. >> yeah.od evening, mike. the faa says the issue was due to an air traffic control system failure that is now resolved. that said, the problem led to lengthy delays for travelers trying to make it into florida. we spoke to one frustrated flier who says his flight from atlanta to jacksonville was held up in all of this. >> it's a little irritating. you want to get home to see your family and get back regular -- it would be nice to get up in the air and get back i don't have a whole lot of confidence i will be home before 8:00 or 9:00. that's my guess. the faa confirmed to fox news computer system, the system that regulates the flow of traffic into florida was at the center of the issue. according to local miami station, wtvj, the issue caused a radar link outage and forced a nationwide ground stop of all of planes headed to and from florida. the ground stop has since been lifted but there is a lot of traffic up in the skies. so the faa has slowed the number of flights that enter into florida ai

charles watson is live outside the courthouse in downtown memphis. charles. >> yeah, good afternoon, sandra. been a busy morning here in memphis as you mentioned. all five of those officers who were involved in that former memphis police officers involved in the violent confrontation that led to his death are in police custody. we just learned they have been booked inside of the shelby county jail. all five of those officers now facing second-degree murder charges as well as official misconduct and aggravated kidnapping, as well as some other charges. we had been hearing all morning long that district attorney steve mulroy would be holding a press conference and possibly announcing charges and they have been charged. we are expecting a press conference from the d.a. this afternoon at 2:00 eastern time to get some more details about what exactly happened. but we do know that a grand jury convened this morning here at the shelby county courthouse and earlier this week the district attorney did say that the release of the bodycam video that everyone has

charles watson live in our southeastern bureau now with more on that, hey charles. >> florida governorned an executive order that calls on the florida national guard law enforcement and other state agencies to step in and try to help with this stream of migrants that continue to show up along florida's coastline. they use their resources including planes and helicopters that belong to florida's national guard. an increase in marine patrols to try to not only intercept migrants but to ensure the safety of those who are attempting to reach florida. and his announcement, desantis blasted president biden for lalas immigration policies for the governor saying and part quote i am activating the national guard and directing state resources to help alleviate the strain on local resources when biting continues to ignore his legal responsibilities, we will step in to support our communities. and it migration is the largest it has been in the decades since august the governor said state, federal, local law enforcement have encountered more than 8000 migrants off the coast of florida. most are fle

to ramp up military aid to ukraine in the timeline about actually getting there but first to charles watsonive in memphis where the community is reeling. we should note, some of the images in his report are very troubling. hello charles prey. >> hey good morning shannon. five for memphis police officers are set to be arraigned on february 17 after being charged with second-degree murder in the death of 29-year-old tyre nichols. brutal body can video chat officer savaging beating nichols during the traffic stop in a moment we will show video of that confrontation. he went to warn viewers it is disturbing. but first we are now starting to hear from lawyers representing several of those officers, at least two of the attorneys say their clients will plead not guilty. attorney represents former officer desmond mills junior says they are confident the questions of whether desmond crossed the line that others are crossing whether he committed the crimes charged will be answered with a resounding no. on the video shared by the city of memphis you see officers aggressively yank nichols from his car

charles watson joint does live with the details., charles. >> president biden departed atlanta on air force one about one hour ago after his serving this morning at ebenezer baptist church where he took the opportunity to reflect on the life and legacy of civil rights legacy icon doctor martin luther king junior. he got some laughs from the audience as he started as he joked about how intimidating it was for him to stand up and talk before the congregation at ebenezer baptist he had often referred to as the world's most famous black church. president biden praised the iconic efforts of doctor king who was, of course, pastor at the church up until his assassination in 1968. the president said doctor king's life and legacy showed how we as a country should pay attention. pointing out the passion for change during a time of segregation in this country. ultimately help fuel the passage. while the president applauded the progress that has been made thanks to the efforts of doctor king and others, he also made it clear that it is not yet

charles watson is live in atlanta with more.rles. >> hey good afternoon, arthel paid president biden just wrapped up his sermon at the ebenezer baptist church here in atlanta short time ago. as you mention, making a bit of history while he has adit been the first u.s. president to speak in front of that congregation during the church's regular sunday service. the president took the opportunity to reflect on the life and legacy of civil rights icon doctor trayvon martin luther king jr. on this mlk day weekend. and kings at 94th birthday by the president taking the time to praise the iconic efforts of king who was assassinated in memphis in 1968 after fueling the passage of the civil rights act of 1964 and the voting rights act of 1965 in front of the congregation king once lead it ebenezer baptist. president biden a plot of the progress that has been made in this country since the kings and push for civil and voting rights. the president also made it very clear that the work toward a free and fair society and democracy is not yet

charles watson's following this story live from atlanta. , good afternoon, rich. tom brady isn't the only one who draws attention down in tampa a bay. buccaneers' backup quarterback duane gabbert is getting plenty of the spotlight after he jumped into action to help save passengers and pilots -- the pilot, rather, who were involved in a scary helicopter crash landing near tampa bay late last week. gabbert says he and his brothers were nearby having fun in the water when they heard a faint noise if off in the distance and saw what they would later realize was a helicopter sinking in the water. >> it almost looked like a crew boat in the water that had broken up in about four pieces, and i vaguely remember seeing, like, two yellow life jackets. so i was, like, all right, we've got to check this out. it looked like they were in duress. >> reporter: minutes prior, a 28-year-old and his parents were returning to the airport with the pilot when, according to police, they heard a loud banging noise. the helicopter then lost power and plunged into t

king's legacy, trace. >> trace: charles watson live in atlanta. thank you. sandra. >> sandra: the u.s. is three days away from hitting its debt limit and there's a huge tug of war in washington over what we are going to do about it. a look at that debate and the impact it could have on your wallet. >> trace: some virginia schools under scrutiny for delays in telling students about merit scholarship awards, in the name of equity. the governor is weighing in. what he has to say and get vikram's take on this coming up. has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 gram

charles watson is live with more on heroic story. ood afternoon, mike. tom brady isn't the only one who draws attention down in tampa bay. blaine gabbert is getting plenty of the spotlight these days after he helped save some passengers and a pilot who were involved in a scary crash helicopter landing off of davis island near tampa bay last week. he and his brothers were nearby having a little fun in the water when they heard a faint noise off in the distance and saw what they would later realize was a helicopter sinking in the water. >> it almost looked like a crew boat that had broken up into about four pieces. i vaguely remember seeing two life jackets so it was like, all right, we've without to check this out. it looked like they were in during can rest. >> reporter: 28-year-old hunter huff and his parents had just finished a sightseeing tour. they were returning to the airport with the pilot when, according to police, they heard a loud banging noise. the helicopter then lost power and plunged into the bay moments later. >> at thi

charles watson in atlanta, ebenezer baptist church, remembering perhaps this country's greatest preacherrter: good afternoon, neil, dr. martin luther king still has a profound effect on this country even till this day. certainly at ebenezer baptist church, the church he was once a pastor, they are leading celebrations. as we speak the church is holding the mlk commemorative service with a lengthy list of people including, his daughter, bernice king, imploring everyone not just to uphold her father but his legacy. may andrew dickens, gospel singer yolanda adams and governor brian kemp made appearance on video. he posted this on twitter, today is reminder that we should honor dr. king's enduring legacy by engaging in compassiontive acts toward our fellow citizens. senior pastor rafael warnock spoke briefly today after rousing sermon on sunday. he extend the a invitation for president biden to address the congregation what would have been dr. king's 94th birthday. the first time a sitting president delivered an sermon at ebenezer baptist. he took the optant to evoke dr. king's legacy and ho

let's get right to it with charles watson in memphis with more on what we're learning prosecute videos so many questions -- from the videos and so many questions after their release. charles. >> reporter: well, neiling or all along the family of tyre nichols said the videos would be disturbing, and there's really no other way to explain it. you see officers savagely and relentlessly beatnik also for minutes on -- beat nichols for minutes on end during the traffic stop that became violent almost immediately. >> hands! >> i didn't do anything! >> [inaudible] >> then lay down! >> i'm just trying to go home! >> if you don't -- >> i am on the ground! >> stop it! >> reporter: body cam video shows an officer aggressively yank nichols out of his vehicle as the 29-year-old tells officers he just wants to go home. a few moments later you see nick if also escape from -- nichols escape from police who then tase him as he takes off down the road. at that point officers chase him. later on other officers spot him and catch up to him. you see nichols on the ground as officers restrain him, punch him

city, then the colonialists successfully organized a punitive expedition led by the admiral, charles watson and the general. by robert clive river. hooghly. the ships approached calcutta and the british landing force defeated the indian garrison and signed a peace treaty. agreeing to pay an indemnity and grant privileges to the ostyn company, but then entered into an alliance with the french, who competed with the british. she told me in the colonization of india, then clive first defeated the french, and then defeated the army. the wabs were dragged into a pitched battle, paving the way for the establishment of complete british control in the hindustan peninsula on january 2, 1839. the first photographs of the moon were taken and these we owe to the frenchman luidoger, who is considered the inventor of photography, he applied a layer of silver iodide to a copper plate, and then exposed it with a camera obscura, the image was developed with mercury vapor. unfortunately, the moon shots of the daguerre were not preserved in his laboratory, a fire broke out and the fire destroyed them. however

charles watson is live in memphis. what else are the attorneys saying, charles? >> good afternoon, john. the attorneys for the family say they are expecting the bodycam video showing the violent confrontation between five memphis police officers and 29-year-old tyree nichols to be released. they say the public will see officers kick, tase and pepper spray in a beating four minutes. >> unadulter eighted unabashed beating of this young boy for three minutes. >> civil rights attorney ben crump, 1 of 2 lawyers representing the family, said the video was so disturbing that nichols' mother could not stomach more than one minute of the january 7th beating, allegedly took place 80 yards away from his home as he called on his mother for help. he complained a short time later complained of shortness of breath and was taken to the hospital where nichols died after spending three days on life support. the memphis police department says the deadly encounter stemmed from a traffic stop during which nichols ran away from police as they attempted to detain him. five officers wer

boxes charles watson has a look at some of the ceremonies that happened today across the country.mhm grades, filling up streets all over the country monday marking martin luther king jr day smart for many, it's a time to reflect on his message of peace service and equal justice for all americans, people coming together as one, but it should be like that every day. last civil rights and community leaders highlighted the progress that's been made in the decades since dr martin luther king junior's march on washington in 1963 in his i have a dream speech. we are living that part of the dream, black people and white people today are joining hands and living the american dream. many also say there's still more work to do to achieve equality. we have not yet gotten to the mountaintop. we have not yet climbed to where martin luther king envisioned us. president biden delivered an address international action that work in washington, d. c where he tallied recent legislative accomplishments aimed at helping black communities as well as the historic appointment of catania , brown jackson to

charles watson on the ground in memphis. what's the current status of the ex-police officers? >> well, john, as of now all five of the former memphis police officers who were charged that posted bond and are back on the street, this coming after a grand jury indicted all five former officers on thursday. each of them facing a long list of charges, including second-degree murder, aggravated assault, aggravated kidnapping, official misconduct and oppression for their alleged roles in the violent beating of nichols. at a press conference ongoing as we speak, civil rights attorney ben crump said the way this case was handled is the outline in terms of how you deal with officer misconduct moving forward. meantime, the attorney for one of the former officers, desmond mills, jr. says his client is absolutely devastated. >> we want to proclaim that this is the blueprint going forward for any time any officers, whether they be black or white, will be held accountable. >> he could not be more upset about this entire situation. again, somebody who has dedicated his life to protecting soc

charles watson reports. allformer officers charged in the death of tyree nickels are out on bond friday, a grand jury indicted them on charges including second degree murder, aggravated assault, kidnapping and official misconduct in oppression. this is the blueprint going forward for any time. any officers, whether they be black or white. will be held accountable. authorities say the 29 year old father died three days after an interaction with police and what was reportedly supposed to be a traffic stop. video of that fatal encounter will be released to the public on friday evening . the nichols family and their attorneys say. the footage shows the five officers beating nickels for three minutes. both the deal j and f b. i have opened a civil rights investigation into the incident . video myself and i will tell you i was appalled. struggling to find a stronger word, but i would just tell you i was appalled as this community mourns nichols death meant this officials are bracing for possible unrest once that b

charles watson reports from atlanta. great filling up streets all over the country monday marking martin luther king jr day smart for many, it's a time to reflect on his message of peace service and equal justice for all americans, people coming together as one, but it should be like that every day. civil rights and community leaders highlighted the progress that's been made in the decades since dr martin luther king junior's march on washington in 1963 in his i have a dream speech. we are living that part of the dream, black people and white people today are joining hands and living. the american dream also say there's still more work to do to achieve equality. we have not yet gotten to the mountaintop. we have not yet climbed to where martin luther king envisioned us. president biden delivered in addressing the national action that work in washington, d. c, where he italian recent legislative accomplishments aimed at helping black communities as well as the historic appointment of catania , brown jackson to the supreme

fox news charles watson shows us tributes and commemorations from across the country. three filling up streets all over the country monday marking martin luther king jr day smart for many, it's a time to reflect on his message of peace service and equal justice for all americans, people coming together as one, but it should be like that every day. civil rights and community leaders highlighted the progress that's been made in the decades since dr martin luther king junior's march on washington in 1963 in his i have a dream speech. we are living that part of the dream, black people and white people today are joining hands and living the american dream. many also say there's still more work to do to achieve equality. we have not yet gotten to the mountaintop. we have not yet climbed to where martin luther king envisioned us president biden delivered an address of a national action that work in washington, d. c where he italian recent legislative accomplishments aimed at helping black communities as well as the historic appointment of catania , brown jackson to the suprem

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suppose that went a whole me exceeds in on being out for more on that how to race were joined by charles watson arsenal. correspondent for football news, service gold. charles, you were at the emirates last night and i have to ask, what was the atmosphere like there? it was incredible whether it has been said to be. i mean to say that was some time and it is just a special place my find, the team manager, everyone united at the same way and they have a big impact. there's no doubt about it, mikael speaks about it all, the time, the speak about it all the time a minute ago to exactly that. you know, the connection that i have the, the, the atmosphere side to create is something very, very, especially with the real problem behind what are some of the last 3 finishes had been 5th, the 8th, an 8th, once change the season. and he thank finish the main building because what we haven't done with a place to improve them, you look at some of the young talent, you got planned for improvement and got real more lead improvement because you know, you talking about becoming well, you know, there were the bes

charles watson has the details now from memphis. five former officers were charged last week with second degree murder in nickels depth department identifying the sixth officer monday as preston hemphill, who was hired in 2018 hemphill mentioned in the body cam video spray spray him pure taste. the shelby county district attorney says that over time, there could be more charges coming in the case. something like this could take months and a minimum. um you know, given the number of people involved and you know the amount of video involved. this new development follows mostly peaceful protests across the country over the weekend in response to the release of body camera and surveillance video, showing the brutal beating of nickels by those five officers, the video showing nicoll slumped against a police cruiser for nearly 20 minutes before aids was given to him. he was hospitalized in critical condition. dying three days after the traffic stop. it's hard to even imagine what was going on in this situation. and what drove these office

charles watson, ktvu fox two news. again the police body cam footage is expected to be made public by this evening. san francisco police say they will have extra police officers on duty today to respond if necessary to any developments that may occur as a result of the incident. san francisco leaders launched a citywide response to racist attacks will be taking a coordinated approach the combat hate crimes profile incidents such as an elderly asian victims shoved to the ground earlier this month continue to be caught on camera . while data shows the number of hate crimes are trending. down. city attorneys acknowledged that still is not what it feels like, and it feels like they are under attack. while the data trend is a good trend, part of why we did today's event is there are still too many events that are happening. goal is to make sure that we are speaking with one voice to address these challenges that we are working collaboratively not pointing the finger but working collaboratively with the district attorney's o

today the police department announced it as relieved to other officers of their duty foxes, charles watson as the latest on the investigation. five former officers were charged last week with second degree murder in nickels depth. the department identifying the sixth officer monday as president hemphill, who was hired in 2018 hemphill mentioned in the body cam video . a he's right hip your taste. the shelby county district attorney says that over time there could be more charges coming in the case. something like this could take months and a minimum, you know, given the number of people involved and you know the amount of video involved. this new development follows mostly peaceful protests across the country over the weekend and response to the release of body camera and surveillance video showing the brutal beating of nickels by those five officers. the videos showing nicoll slumped against a police cruiser for nearly 20 minutes before aids was given to him. he was hospitalized in critical condition. three days after the traffic stop. it's hard to even imagine what was going on in this s

charles watson reports from atlanta.mick of covid flu rsv grinds on here in the us, the focus is increasingly they're announcing almost 60,000 covid death since the end of restrictions back in december. that number is significantly higher than expected in a rare admission by the chinese government that the outbreak is not fully contained. beijing now pushing back on critics who claim the virus will undergo more mutations if it's allowed to spread unchecked. in heat. it is hoped that all parties will uphold an objective and impartial position and respect and support china's prevention and control work. china also announcing the country's population fell in 2022 for the first time in six decades and economic growth was only 3% the second slowest in 50 years. both are being blamed on the outbreak, but that's not stopping millions from traveling for the lunar new year. there were many old people that died, but i don't think this is only due to covid. i don't think it is a serious as everyone's. says this is my feeling. meanw

returned this city then the colonialists hastily organized a punitive expedition led by the admiral, charles watsonert clive by the river. hooghly. the ships approached calcutta and the british landing force defeated the indian garrison. the jester dole signed a peace treaty. agreeing to pay an indemnity and grant privileges to the ostyn company, but then entered into an alliance with the french, who competed with the chans in the colonization of india, then clive first defeated the french, and then defeated the army, against the wabs in a general battle at the reach, opening the way to the establishment of complete british control on the hindustan peninsula, on january 2, 1839, the first photographic images of the moon were taken and this is due to the frenchman luidoger, who is considered the inventor of photography, he applied a layer of silver iodide to a copper plate, and then exposed it using a pinhole camera, an image appeared on a frame of mercury . unfortunately, the moon shots of the daguerre were not preserved in his laboratory; a fire broke out and the fire destroyed them. however, a ye