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we are joined by tyre nichols mother and civil rights attorney ben crump.ou both for being with us. you said in the press conference today this lawsuit is not about the money. it is about accountability. what message do you hope it sends? >> what i hope it sends is that police think about their actions and what they are doing and learning how to take accountability for their actions. just like i said earlier, this is not about monetary because there is no money in this world -- there is not enough money in this world that can bring my son back but things have to change. and hopefully this will make a change. >> ben crump, the dollar amount of this lawsuit, $550 million, how do you arrive at that figure and what is the intention behind it? >> our legal team were intentional with $550 million in damages. what we are seeking in this landmark lawsuit because it not only speaks to the value of the claim for how tyre nichols was savagely beaten to death but it also speaks to the conduct of all of these officers and the fact that they were policies of the police o

police department and the individual officers accused of beating nichols to death. they spoke here moments ago. let's listen to the same circumstances. and that this landmark lawsuit. is not only to get the justice. for terry nichols in the civil courts. but it is also a message. that is being set. two cities all across america. who have these police? oppression units. five former officers demetrius haley to darius being emmett martin, the third, justin smith and desmond mills jr faced second degree murder charges and more so far, they've all pleaded not guilty. another two officers were fired, five more suspended , and one retired before hearing could be conducted. you remember the horror of that night graphic body and security camera footage showing the lethal assault and sparking protests across the country? joining us now is nick valencia, nick. this is being touted as a landmark lawsuit. hey, there, brianna leading up to this announcement. it was being touted by civil rights attorney ben crump as a landmark lawsuit, and now we know why. just a short time ago, h

if read my book, my last point is we need legislation to update the goldwater-nichols. it's antiquated. it doesn't. and after vietnam, instead of you, vietnam, in my opinion, was a loss. i define a loss by not achieving the political objectives set forth. we didn't any generals accountable. and so the smart people did is they decided the services weren't fighting well together they're going to create a joint and they're going to create these combatant commands and they split the globe up. that combatant command is what mckinsey in charge of which is a product of the goldwater-nichols act. so the takeaway is following the losses in vietnam instead of holding general officers accountable we further empower them with the goldwater-nichols legislation and so obviously the same mistakes are happening if we're not holding those people accountable. so you know, it's a complicated problem, but it is solvable with the right secretary defense. and you know we just haven't had one of those yet. after world war one, there was a guy named marshall. he came in and he cleaned house of

for terry nichols and his family.e are going to fight to our very last breath, alex to hold everybody accountable. who has something to do with the savage beaten of tyree nichols? the fact that it's not just for tyree nichols , but it's for all of these city leaders around the country who have these police oppression units that terrorize and violate the constitution, black people and brown people in our communities. it's a warning for them that if you don't get rid of these unions units and these were thinking that you can just treat certain people will this stain and you look at tyree nichols video and there was no respect for tyree. then we're sending a message that we're coming after you next because tyree nichols, life matters and all about your drin life matters. but there are still criminal proceedings going on in that case, so why are you filing this lawsuit? now? as opposed to once they're over? we're just like we did with george floor. there's this belief for whatever reason that black people shouldn't get fo

we still have no-knock warrants, we have shootings into cars, outcomes like this like tyre nichols.self what are we doing locally, at a statewide level and nationally to address reform and accountability if we want to change things for law enforcement and that starts with civilian oversight committees that can advocate for these changes. >> thank you >>> if you've been on a flight and thought there was more turbulence than normal, you're not alone. why we are in for a bumpy ride going forward. you're watching chris jansing reports. by eosinophils. it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. get back to better breathing. ask your doctor about fasenra. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance get back to better breathing. through the colo

savage beaten of tyree nichols. was a direct and foreseeable product. of the unconstitutional policies, practices, customs and decisions made by the city of memphis. the five officers involved in the beating, bore, fired and charged with second degree murder. several members of the fire department were also fired, but not charged. the five former officers are scheduled to appear in criminal court next month. nichols's mother says that the lawsuit is about accountability for her son's death and not the money. sir elton john offered his gratitude to the u. s congress for efforts to fight hiv and aids. the singer songwriter spoke remotely to the senate foreign relations committee today. his hearing marks 20 years since the establishment of pepfar under president george w. bush john said that before the program started, aids was a death sentence and in africa, life expectancy was plummeting in the 20 years since pepfar has saved 25 million lives, more than twice the number of people living in no new jersey and idaho. that's a lot of lives and aids deaths ha

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mary gove nichols from 1842. what if we just heard? okay, so literally what we've heard is an excerpt from a primary source. and so just to be clear, primary sources are documents from the time period and not only is that a task that historians is that is skill to be able to analyze primary sources that art historians regularly grapple with and students in college history courses are supposed to grapple with. but it's it makes up actually the majority of the apa as history exam so we talked briefly about the different parts of the exam, the multiple choice, the document based essay question and even one of the short answer questions will all be centered around primary sources asking students to be able to glean information from primary sources, asking students to be able to connect information from a primary source or use a primary source as evidence to support an argument. and as jason talked about, also being able to think critically about primary sources. the way that historians do in being able to source a primary source. so i thin

it lists nichols' mother as a plaintiff. body camera footage shows five police officers in the memphis scorpion unit kicking and punching nichols during a traffic stop. he later died in the hospital three days later. >> those five police officers murdered my son. they beat him to death. they need to be held accountable. >> the officers involved are facing criminal charges and their unit has been disbanded. >>> meanwhile in placer county, what looks like a scene from an action movie was very real. this car flew off the road and into the second story of a house in the cape horn area! unbelievable. cal fire says the driver hit a tree and a speed limit sign which is in front of the house before then flying into the second story. luckily nobody was home at the time, but the driver was taken to the hospital with injuries. meanwhile, the homeowners are left wondering, who is going to cover the damage in all this? they say their insurance company told them not us! >> there is a process where if your insurance company pays you money

not up until now. nichol mining concessions have been granted for approximately 9000 square kilometers of land in indonesia. 2 thirds of that is in forest areas. num wrap the city pu heck bang out at a glam cauthen with that climate friendly e bikes on the one hand, tempered by environmentally harmful in the coal mining on the other, their real dilemma. still, the indonesian government is aiming to have 2000000 electric motor bikes on the road. by 2025 muslims around the world are celebrating the end of ramadan to day. an event that's usually marked by a huge trait filled a feast. preparing to spread for this year as each might be a bit more expensive than usual in syria, many confectioners fear a drop in sales this year. the ramadan is the busiest time of the year. customers are buying half as much as they usually do. along with a family of 7 used to buy a kilogram of suites, but now they just buy half the kilo. you can't avoid buying suites, but they've become a luxury grandmother to severe economic crisis and syria is the main reason purchasing power has dwindled. the price of sugar

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they brutally beat nichols after he fled a traffic stop.n january. 29 year old man was hospitalized and died three days later. that's just one of the high profile cases my next guest is handling. civil rights attorney ben crump joins us now with more ben. it's great to see you. thanks thanks so much for being with us. it's hard to imagine anything could approach justice for tyree nickels or his family. but what do you hope that this lawsuit accomplishes. well jim, thank you for having me and i think this lawsuit that attorney ramanujan i filed on behalf of his family speaks directly to get in not only a measure of justice for tyree nichols family, but the $550 million landmark lawsuit is also sending a message to other cities across america. they have these police oppression units that have a license to go and terrorized black people and black communities that if you don't curtail this type of conduct and policy, then we're coming to your city next. i mean , this conduct was conduct that was sanctioned and talk to these officers that they c

let's say a marse nichols marson earth could have had exchange of bacteria was the meteorites. so if we would find life there, we know it's developed separately from the on earth and that's married. say the italian astronomer, galileo galilee, was the 1st person to observe jupiter's large icy moons, but only as tiny dots. back in 1610 the spacecraft images now give us a much better view. the moons are close together but have very different surfaces. in the 1990s, the galileo research probe made spectacular discoveries. indications that salt water lies hidden beneath the surface of jupiter's moods. and on europa, maybe even a subterranean ocean, it could even have twice as much water as herbs. ocean's water in its liquid state is considered to be the most important prerequisite for the development of life. but how can liquid water exist in a world that has minus 160 degrees celsius? jupiter's gravity makes it possible. it pulls on the moons to varying degrees as they orbit. and this creates tidal forces which distort the form of the moons. the resulting friction heats the icy wo

the 5 officers now face charges for nichols death. a bipartisan group of lawmakers are pushing for answers surrounding the decades-old mystery behind foes in a rare open hearing. >> only the second in more than 50 years. the top pentagon u f o chief told lawmakers today they are currently tracking more than 650 cases of unidentified aerial phenomenon. but the chief says there is no credible evidence of extra treshon will activity or objects that defy the known laws of physics. u.s. officials say the ongoing review of these incidents helped identify china's spy balloon program. >> a passenger has a meltdown on a southwest airlines flight to melt down because the baby would not stop crime. take a look. gauthier. >> the plane from baltimore ahead been heading to fort lauderdale. but because of the weather it had been circling for about an hour. a man lost his temper. eventually the flight was diverted to orlando. the flight crew tried to remove the disruptive passenger, but he refused. so authorities eventually removed everybody from the

not up until now. nichol mining concessions have been granted for approximately 9000 square kilometers of land in indonesia. 2 thirds of that is in forest areas. num wrap the city pu hackney. how did he get on cauthen? with that climate friendly e bikes on the one hand, tempered by environmentally harmful in the coal mining on the other, their real dilemma. still, the indonesian government is aiming to have 2000000 electric motor bikes on the road. by 2025 muslims around the world are celebrating the end of ramadan to day, an event as easily marked by a huge trait filled a feast. preparing the fat for this year as eat might be a bit more expensive and huge miller in syria. many confectioners fear a drop in sales this year. the ramadan is the busiest time of the year. customers are buying half as much as they usually do. and we come up with a family of 7 used to buy a kilogram of suites, but now they just buy half the kilo. you can't avoid buying sweets, but they've become a luxury comedy of the severe economic crisis in syria is the main reason purchasing power has dwindled, but the pr

the family of tyree nichols is now suing the city of memphis.h. the family filed a $550 million civil lawsuit today it claims the police departments now disbanded scorpion unit targeted nichols because of his race. nichols died in january, three days after he was seen on video being beaten by five officers. savage beaten of tyree nichols. was a direct and foreseeable product. of the unconstitutional policies , practices, customs and decisions made by the city of memphis. five officers involved in the beating were fired and charged with second degree murder. several members of the fire department were also fired but not charged. the five former officers are scheduled to appear in criminal court next month, four year old white homeowner accused of shooting a black teenager pleaded not guilty in a missouri court today, officials say, andrew lester fire through a glass door, hitting ralph charles twice when the teenager rang his doorbell by mistake. euros family explains that he was going to pick up his younger brothers when he went to the wrong hou

police body camera footage revealed the violent encounter while nichols was already restrained.cnn's nick valencia is covering this, nick, what do we expect to happen today? good morning, john. this is being called a landmark lawsuit by civil rights attorney ben crump and is expected to happen in just under two hours from now. at one p.m. eastern civil rights attorney, crump will be joined by his co counsel, antonio revenue chee, as well as a retired magistrate judge from the city of memphis and all three attorneys site intentional infliction of emotional distress for lying to tyree nichols's mother. if you remember it was shortly after nichols was taken into custody that officers showed up at nicole's mother's home to say that he was a suspect in a dy arrest, despite there being no evidence to back up that claim, if you remember, in fact, the police report was riddled with inconsistencies and misleading information. those five officers involved in nickels deadly arrest have been charged with second degree murder. all of them have pleaded not guilty. there's been so much fallout

ah, i'm nichol further. welcome to the program. former you as president donald j trump has pleaded not guilty to criminal charges in court in new york, trump showed little emotion entering the court building before denying 34 counts of falsifying business records. the charges are linked to hush money payments, allegedly main to 3 people. trump was driven to court in a motorcade from his trump tower complex in new york. is now heading back to his estates in mara lago in florida. and the judge and the case as trumps trial could begin next january and speaking after today's hearing, manhattan district attorney elvin bragg said everyone is equal before the law under new york state law is a felony to falsify business records with intent to the fraud an intent to conceal another crime, that is exactly with this case is about $34.00 false statements made to cover up other crimes. these are felony crimes in new york state. no matter who you are. we cannot and will not normalize serious criminal conduct. t w. washing

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let's take a deeper dive ina tonight's crime stories with former fbi special agent nichole parker. first of all, you, as an fbi agent, have experience on the causes and effects of violent crime. this kind of violence that we're seeing in so many cities across the united states, what does that do to the psyche of people who live in those cities? >> it's a really important topic right now. i'm a former fbi special agent and where focused on violent crime. we talked about these hearings that took place 9 york city. i'm also a former resident of new york city. i can you that i recently visited new york city and it has changed. people are saying in these hearings on one side of the fence that there is no increase in crime. those statistics don't show that. i can tell you that residents f new york city do not feel safe in new york. the perception of crime is just as important as the crime itself. if people do not feel safe to leave their homes, that is not okay. it's not good for people to not feel safe where they live. the came needs to be addressed. >> you mentioned the hearing that to

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nichols, i been trying to follow this, what's going on with silicon bank.st: yes, svb for short. caller: i understand these people moved their money in large quantities and billions of dollars from this bank to other banks. via the internet or whatever. i bank with a regional bank here. whenever i call them, click on calling you know, i get a menu of services i can access moving my money from savings to checking or whatever,. canceling checks or whatever is to take all of my money from that bank and put it into another bank like you hear the silicon valley stuff going on. how do these people move their money? i cant do it. guest: thank you so it. . in a regional bank and they played an important role in the u.s. economy and with companies and entities. you do have options of all thanks of all sizes from our nation's most banks to our nation's largest banks to move money in and out of those accounts. you do have those options as a general observation. what happened in regard to silicon valley bank roughly a month or so ago is a lot of the companies that had

nicholls is serving a life sentence.the oklahoma city bombing was the deadliest terror attack in u. s history until the september 11th attacks. production of the alec baldwin movie rust is set to resume tomorrow. instead of returning to santa fe, new mexico. filming will now take place at the yellowstone film ranch in montana. in 2021 cinematographer helena hutchins was killed in an accidental shooting on the films. new mexico said the movie is set to be complete as part of a settlement agreement. baldwin is still facing charges of involuntary manslaughter. both he and the director who was injured in the shooting or expected to return to finish the project. record setting winter snowfall will result in spectacular sites and national parks across the state. a sneak peek of what to expect at yosemite national park as all that snow melts. so we are forecasting temperatures to jump up to 80 degrees within the next couple of days, and i will pinpoint which neighborhood will realize those warmer temperatures and that's all com

we speak with the family attorney and nichols' mother.iversary of the oklahoma city bombing, judy woodruff reports on the lessons learned about home-grown extremism, on the rise. three decades later. >> they are our neighbors, they are our uncles, our cousins. historically there has been an inability to acknowledge us as a

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and the city itself. >> nichols as you'll remember was killed after he was brutally beaten by memphistop in january. nbc news correspondent trymaine lee is following this for us and joins us. $550 million, what specifically is the family demanding here beyond just money in this situation? >> that is a really big number, $550 million, but what the lawyers and the family want to do is connect that brutality that we saw, the degradation, after tyre nichols was beaten officers actually took pictures and selfies with this man trying to connect that brutality to what they say is an unconstitutional but sanctioned policy targeting black people in the city using street crimes unit called the scorpion unit and that's $550 million, not a number they pulled out of the air. 55 years ago in memphis dr. martin luther king jr. was assassinated and want to send a message. here's ben crump with a little more. >> this landmark lawsuit is not only to get the justice for tyre nichols in the civil courts, but it is also a message that is being sent to cities all across america who have these police oppres

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nichol. i think this is a clear sign that sir, as for now, russia is not interested in and starting piece dogs and that, that is actually preparing its population for a long conflict and for a conflict, for possibly much higher stakes. and it's really draws from an older criminal rhetoric about international affairs. and in the last 15 years, putin has been letting me put in, has many times accused of their west and the u. s. in particular, of trying to dominate the world. and this is also how the kremlin has been framing this war in ukraine. it's been ignoring ukraine's wishes to, to join to you to let, to align it so, of nato. but it's portraying this conflict as, as western aggression into russian sphere of influence. so russia presents itself as, as, as, as, as being on the defense. and yet, in the beginning of the war, it clearly tried to topple the government in keith and do now after it failed. so after russia failed earn, it is now trying to weaken ukraine by trying to separate and th

the death of nichols led to new demonstrations across the country and a request to change the behavior of the american police. this is another news, america and also the service of our respected and valuable colleagues . mr. crab at the beginning about the goals of this please explain the meeting to the viewers. the atmosphere of war is doing. now the americans and the westerners and the industrialized countries of the world are looking for the problem of the military countries of the united states by leading the way of the slaves to control mehdi khorsand, an expert on international issues. thank you for your participation and explanations, the media. according to local media , the fire happened on the fourth floor of a residential building in the old alsace neighborhood in the capital of the united arab emirates. most of the residents are foreign workers . political from sudan. sudan's quick response, they publish conflicting news about the control of airports and other sensitive areas . please, about the latest conflict and developments in sudan, and it is possible that the security

what would trulio's involvement fwhn a situation like tyree nic nichols. >> i feel strongly that trulioyree nichols but the hundreds of events that took place prior to that. i believe trulio would have prevented the death of tyree because it would have detected the deterioration in the officers' behavior. >> reporter: there are 18,000 police departments in the u.s., just 20 are using trulio with 20 more signing on this year including aurora pd in colorado. >> it will be an early warning system that will help save careers and ultimately save lives. >> reporter: in 2019, three aurora police officers were charged with the death of a man using excessive force during his arrest. >> we see just a little change in the officers' performance, we'll be able to actually intervene early on. get them hechllp. get them counseling. get them training, whatever it takes to get them on the right track. >> reporter: chief trooper says technology has only proven what he also suspected about his officers. what has this changed, anything? >> no. and i don't think that's bad thing. i want to catch something b

detonated outside the murah federal building two former us army soldiers timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were convicted of the attack mcveigh was executed by lethal injection in 2001. nickels is serving life in prison and the family of tyree nichols today filed a 550 million dollar lawsuit alleging wrongful death. it names the city of memphis. it's police department the officers involved and others video of the incident on january 7th shows five police officers kicking and punching nickels during a traffic. stop the 29 year old died in the hospital three days later. this has nothing to do with the monetary value of this last song lawsuit, but everything with that has to do with the accountability amir those police officers murdered my son to make it financially unsustainable these police oppression units unjustly kill black people in the future the officers involve faced criminal charges and their unit has been disbanded. are the officers involved in the antioch police text message scandal a police gang that's what some people claim why this could be extremely difficult to prove plus arr

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a lot of people would say this is the pathology of goldwater nichols. join us in fighting wars is great. but, joint s in budgeting for awards is bad because you get a long coalition where the services and in the combatant commands, another bugbear of years, fair to say, do not fight over budgetary shares. do you have a story where -- is that a part of the problem, in your view? how do we undo that problem? >> that's a huge question about transformation and innovation. number one, the geographic combat commanders, there are five of them. the world is split up in five regions. brilliant. colin powell, all of those invented -- they put the structure in place. we were in an interwar time. nothing much was going on. let's be honest. so, it was the right construct at the time. one was goldwater nichols? >> 87, 88. >> so, that is exactly what we need now. somebody thinking strategically. your point about, how do we cut the budgets? two ways. capabilities-based or salami sliced. capabilities-based you come up with a new strategy and you go, clearly we do not ne

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savage beaten of tyree nichols. was a direct and foreseeable product. of the unconstitutional policies, practices, customs and decisions made by the city ofofd in the meeting were fired and charged with second degree murder. several members of the fire department were also fired , but not charged. the five former officers are scheduled to appear in criminal court next month. nicole's mother says the lawsuit is about accountability for her son's death, and not about the money for year old homeowner accused of shooting a black teenager pleaded not guilty in court today. officials say, andrew lester fired through a glass door hitting ralph charles twice when the teenager rang his doorbell by mistake, charles family explains he was going to pick up his younger brothers when he went to the wrong house. the prosecutor says he believes the case does have a racial component, but did not go into specifics. general has been released from the hospital. florida's department of education approved a rule preventing public school workers at all grade levels from discu