>> tyre nichols!byron: it's been five months since tyre nichols' name became a rallying cry. >> tyre nichols! >> byron: protesters across the country demanded justice for this 29-year-old who died after being beaten by men who took an oath to protect and serve. >> tyre nichols! >> byron: much of it captured on body and security cameras. >> he was a human pinata for those police officers. it was an unadulterated, unabashed, nonstop beating of this young boy for three minutes. >> oh my god. >> byron: even the police agreed. >> this incident was heinous, reckless, and inhumane. >> i have seen the video myself, and i will tell you, i was appalled. >> byron: once again, america is forced to look deeply at the divide between race and the culture of policing. >> i think that race and racism are actually a fundamental part of the culture of policing. people have to recognize that law enforcement in the united states has roots in slave pa patrols. >> byron: from government leaders to grassroot organizers, call

they got nichols and it came to play.n i got there, i knew )c.$ydtq jr'g of the fact he wanted to surrender. we thought it was still a hostage situation there in that densely-packed suburb. so it had one of the happy endings to a grim story. what i find intriguing and perplexing is why he was not given the death sentence given the fact he killed, in cold blood. but the jury hung on the death sentence and the judge imposed consecutive life sentence. >> i want to correct i said he killed the first deputy she suffered severe brain damage. she's not actually dead. he was glad to hear it. that he was afraid for his life and knew it was on open you know openly known what his client had done. >> the story was unfolding in realtime. everybody was holding their breath. the man that? what does ve to lose to kill 6, 8, or 10? we knew he had taken weapons of those he had slain. law enforcement reacts in a rapid fashion, but it takes time to build up. you have suburban officers then we got there. then officers from the broader communi

his hands as nichols cries out for his mother. in all, the video covers about 38 minutes from the moment that officers yank the 29-year-old over, out of his vehicle, when they pull him over to the arrival of an ambulance on the scene, for 21 minutes it shows police officers, sheriffs deputies and emts talking and walking around him but no run renders aid as he is slumped over on a vehicle. >> that's another difficult portion of the video to watch. five of the officers at the scene are now facing multiple charges, including second-degree murder and kidnapping and this morning two sheriffs deputies who are present are now on leave pending an investigation. and what many feared would be a night of violence was largely peaceful with protests across the country in new york. three people were arrested, one for breaking the windshield of a patrol car. but, overall, what we saw were calm and peaceful protests. >> amara, which want to bring in sara sidner to this conversation. sara, you spent the night with protesters. you visited the scen

of them pointed a taser at nichols' leg. soon after another officer pepper sprayed him. nichols broke loose and ran down the street. when officers caught up to him, they did this. >> you want to get sprayed again? >> hey. >> mom! mom! >> the violent takedown was caught from multiple angles including a camera mounted on a pole nearby that showed officers kicking, punching and striking nichols with a baton. >> they dragged him like he was a carcass across the street and just dragged him after they had already beaten him up and they didn't know what kind of physical condition he was in. the man couldn't even hardly hold up his head. >> reporter: civil rights attorney john burris was, like many others, disturbed by what he saw in the video and equally upset after little was done to immediately help nichols either by the officers who beat h ramedics. it took almost 30 minutes and nichols falling over multiple times before paramedics finally put him on a stretcher. >> there are things you can learn from this that i hope that other

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nichole: yoga pants invasion. the big protest in a small new england town, all to teach one man a lesson. >> monday morning on the eyeopener, college shopping season is well underway. >> three mistakes some students make that can cost the family. >> and we are really going to coming on monday starting at 4:30. imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better [gunfire] nichole: new at 11:00, a civilian ride-along in california turns into a nightmare. reid: a woman got a very realistic view of the danger ron: at first, it looks like the car is going to the side. but then he veers away and takes off. the officer behind the wheel turns on his siren, now in full pursuit. then -

memphis continÚa siendo hoy escenario de protesta por la muerte de tyrese nichols.e confirmÓ que el departamento de policÍa desmantelÓ la unidad scorpion, que hacÍan parte los agentes involucrados por la muerte de tyre nichols. maity: vamos a esta informaciÓn. reportera: manifestante llegaron a esta estaciÓn de policÍa para exigir justicia por tyre nichols. la jefa del departamento de policÍa de mea —— memphis, confirmÓ la desmantelaciÓn de esta unidad scorpion. la unidad scorpion la conformaban 40 efectivos que patrullaban varios puntos de la ciudad. un grupo Élite, que desde su creaciÓn, trajo controversia en esta ciudad. >> esta unidad detenÍa a la comunidad, hubieron algunos asesinatos. reportera: la jefe de policÍa indicÓ que aunque las malas acciones de algunos pocos, hicieron que esta unidad perdiera su credibilidad. el 7 de enero, a las 8:00 de la noche, se ve a un policÍa apuntad una policÍa tester contra tyre nichols, luego le arrojan gas pimienta, luego lo golpean, a las 9:00 de la noche es trasladado al hospital y tres dÍa despuÉs fallecen. reportera: es

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nichols jumps to his feet and runs off.e officers catch up with him again, you can see nichols on the ground as officers restrain him, they punch him and pepper spray if him all the while demanding that he gives them his hands as nichols cries out for his mom. >> >> mom! mom! >> watch out, watch out. [background sounds] >> mom! mom! >> reporter: the beating continues even though nichols appears more limp and in control of the officers. still, one is seen winding up and kicking nichols in the head. he is then passed around for additional punches to the head and face. he's also hit with a baton. with that he collapses and is later dragged and propped up against a police car. no aid is rendered, and it took more than 20 minutes for an ambulance to awe arrive on scene. officers can be heard talking amongst one another claiming nichols had his hand on one of their guns. >> then he was going for a gun too, so i'm, like -- >> he grabbed mark's gun. >> we got him out of the car -- >> hey, brother, you good? >> he hit me. >> you rea

nichols died three days later from his injuries. the funeral for tyre nichols is scheduled for tomorrow in memphis. it was announced at the invitation of the family kamala harris will attend. she spoke with the family today. dan: in sacramento where he grew up, friends and family rather to honor him at one of his favorite spots to remember him. melanie wingo is there. >> sunsets and skateboarding, both favorites of tyre nichols. >> i showed up early to catch the sunset. >> a fitting time and place to honor the lost life. >> we chose the skate park because this is where everybody knew tyre nichols from. >> friends showing up to skate to remember. >> it is still a little unbelievable. >> without words to comprehend why he is gone they find comfort thinking about where he might be. >> he was such a good person it is almost like, he is definitely going to heaven if you believe in that and that makes him an angel so now we have him as an angel to look over us. >> family connecting with the community. >> i think all of you for continued s

nichols: yes. 2000 seven, governor schwarzenegger fired the chair of the air resources board, and his assistant called you. what did you say in that phone call? ms. nichols: i cannot put my words exactly, but it was something like well, i would consider doing it myself. [laughter] i pretty much nominated myself. greg: why did you become an environmental lawyer? what was your past, your inspiration? what was your inspiration and story to becoming on the career path that you set on? ms. nichols: well, i was an activist before i was an environmentalist. i grew up in a lovely place in upstate new york, ithaca, new york, and i had experience of hiking and camping, etc., but really the whole issue of the environment as a political issue did not exist when i was growing up, and there was no such thing as an environmentalist, really. there was the sierra club, they had been around, but they were not particularly big in my part of the world. int kicked it was earth day 1970, and then the rise of a whole new

but as much as this is a celebration of tyre nichols life, this is also a call to action. mourners gathered at the mississippi boulevard christian church in memphis, to say a final goodbye to tyre nichols amid calls for police reform. >> we have come with heavy hearts that can only be healed by the grace of god, full transparency, accountability, and comprehensive legislative reform. >> last night, family and friends of the 29-year-old dad, who loved to skateboard, said they are focused on celebrating his life, even as they continue to fight for justice. >> my brother did not deserve none of this >> parts of the south are covered under a sheet of ice causing travel delays which in turn is delayed his funeral by a few hours vice president harris was among those delayed. his funeral follows revelations that four of the five fired memphis police officers facing murder charges for his death had been reprimanded or suspended in the past. >> anyone with a suspension record likehashou certnlnoonthe foand elforce all. >> tmemphis police de auo anvithviolen unter afr it's investiga

they also threw mcveigh, and they were also interested in terry and jane nichols. everything that the task force here in oklahoma city knew, it was being transmitted by the atf to work around the country. so you had hundreds of potential leakages to the media. sure enough, this happened the same day that mcveigh was taken into custody. both of the nicholas brothers took evasive action to make sure they were not going to be besieged and possibly killed by the feds because they were terribly paranoid anxious about that. also, from an investigation point of view, it meant that any possibility of putting them under surveillance, tapping their phone, seeing who they were talking to, it came to that media within a crashing halt. that was the beginning of getting to what had happened in the situation that had happened. in particular, there were two people seen renting a truck right before the bombing. john no one was assumed to be mcveigh. john doe two was a total mystery. for a month, they looked everywhere. he was a rather big kid. they thought it was impossible for him

todo empezó cuando persiguieron a tyre nichols por infracciones de tránsito.urió desangrado por los golpes que sufrió los cincos policías tienen su próxima cita en corte el 17 de febrero, adelante. >> gracias por la información estaremos pendientes >> la molestia que provocan estas imágenes se viven en las calles de nueva york, karla tiene la información, buenas noches. >> arantxa loizaga, ¿qué tal? buenas noches, incluso, antes de que se dieran a conocer las imágenes de la resto de tyre nichols, salió a las calles de nueva york, invadió times square específicamente se reunieron para pedir justicia por su muerte. atravesaron la ciudad, básicamente, marcharon por poco más de dos millas desde la octava avenida, después de su detención fuera revelada, este video que vimos y que dejó a todo el mundo impactado, se fue uniendo poco a poco más gente sobre estas calles. la policía se había preparado para estas manifestaciones, siguieron la marcha en helicóptero y tuvieron que cerrar calles para darle paso a los manifestantes. el alcalde de nueva york, eric adams dijo

let's go to nichole vrsansky live at the scene. nikki. >> nichole: good morning, guys. firefighters are on the scene putting out hotspots. the second and third floors of the apartment complex collapsed into the basement, and the investigation will pick up at daylight as to what caused this massive plays. it's a tough night for these firefighters. we were here when they found the body of the 4-year-old little girl in her apartment unit in the basement. it was very somber and very emotional, as you can imagine. all the residents are now accounted for. six people are hospitalized including one man who jumped from his third floor balcony. we're told he'll be okay. witnesses describe a very chaotic scene when this started around 10:30 last night. 24 units were impacted and they were all occupied. the assistant fire chief says at area fire departments responded. middleburgh heights, as far away as berea 18 miles away. it was a five-alarm blaze and was fully engulfed whether firefighters arrived. they treed to search for the little girl. >> when we got here, the fire was well

i'm tia ewing. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky in for burian duffy. the shoppers need coats. it might be a little cold outside. at least an umbrella, sam? >> samantha: make just online shop this morning. we're trying to catch all the black friday deals. it's 6:31. if you go out to the brick and mortar stores, make sure you're bundled up. it's tough to shop with a coat. that can be kummersome. upper 30s in elyria. i would grab it and take off the coat in the car and run into the ma me, because i think anything that's making it to the ground right now is more along the lines of drizzle, but there may be a few patchy showers that pop up through the day. no measurable rain right now. again, in this kind of atmosphere and similar to what we saw yesterday where it was just kind of misty outside, we might have to deal with conditions from time to time today. temperatures eventually get up into the mid-40s, and that will happen going into the afternoon. until then we're cloudy. possible, but more scattered shower activity will begin to develop tonight after sunset, and eventually tha

i'm elizabeth cook and five officers were fired and charged in nichols' death. protesting after video was released on friday with a warning that it is very difficult to watch. let's get to skyler henry, live in memphis with the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. memphis police have yet to release exactly what the sixth officer's involvement was with the incident surrounding tyre nichols but it goes to show the swift action authorities say they were going to take surrounding this investigation. is not only with those five officers, now six, relieved of their duties, but with others responding to the scene. [ crowd chanting ] there are renewed calls from washington to pass the stalled george floyd police reform bill following the violent police encounter with tyre nichols in memphis. >> we pasthe gelo stice and police act with congress to reengage. >> reporter: they took to the streets across the country after memphis police released video of the brutal beating leading to the 29-year-old's death three days later. >> a black cop or a white cop, all new to

it's been a long time coming. >> nichole: it has. the indians won another battle before game three even started. a court in toronto rejected the attempts by an ontario man that tried to stop the alcs from continuing because he objected to our team's use of the word indians and the wahoo logo. executive director of ohio's american-indian movement. he says he's somewhat disappointed by the ruling but happy to see other people are getting involved in the change. >> it's dehumanizing to take a group of people and break them down to being a caricature, nothing more. >> i totally sympathize with people offended by the logo. as clevelanders it's kind of hard to relate, because this is been in town. >> nichole: the ontario superior court justice that dismissed the application said he would give reasons at a later date. meanwhile, the activist who filed the injunction in canada says he's disappointed but he's happy to bring about awareness. >> tia: look at the screen right now. you remember this horrific scene from last november in akron? now

nichole: i'm nichole berlie. the new twist is adding to the questions that neighbors have. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live at the scene with what we're learning. shaun? shaun: adding to the confusion of exactly what happened here, police confirm there were no arrests. but several of the tenants were raheem asseban was released without charges. >> when i see more than 20 cops, they take the gun in my face and they scared me. i'm very scared. shaun: if was people inside refused to leave, including raheem, who came out when he smelled smoke from this flash bang. >> i did not, because i was asleep. i worked yesterday 16 hours. shaun: neighbors on either side say they heard no gunshots and then were given no answers. >> they didn't tell us anything. nothing at all. that's what we are a little sorry, guys. shaun: they let you go in just said sorry. >> yet. -- yeah shaun:. he said that about a dozen people were detained coming putting an elderly woman. revere police say there were no arrests and the investigation is ongoing. nichole: a major military offensive ra military

nichols died in the hospital. three days later, the officers fired and charged with second degree murder. tyree nichols, mother and her message today addressing those fired officers directly stephanie ramos in memphis. also tonight, the very unsettling police video of the attack on nancy pelosi's husband, we will not show it all here. a judge in san francisco, releasing the video of the vicious attack along with his called 911 officers confronting the intruder, and he and paul pelosi struggling over a hammer tell the suspect dropped the hammer and what he then says. what he then does matt rivers from california. b attack on this international holocaust remembrance day that deadly shooting rampage outside a synagogue in jerusalem. at least seven people killed james longman reporting. the dramatic day in court of the trial of the once prominent attorney, alex murdoch, charged with murdering his own wife and son and what the jury was shown today. the police interview with burdock what he said to them about discoverin

people packed inside to grieve tyre nichols. a man whose family described him as a beautiful soul. >> we have come into this place locked in solidarity. a son, father, brother, a friend. a human being. gone too soon. >> kamala harris was among the guests breathing an ice storm to honor the life. >> this family lost their son at the hands and feet of people that had been charged with keeping them safe. >> the 29-year-old died in january, three days after a brutal beating. the violence revealed and videos released last week. al sharpton delivered the eulogy. >> they never asked this man for his license. they never asked for the car registration. they snatched him out of the car and began beating him. >> his family said they want the funeral to be a celebration of the young man that they loved. in the background are the latest revelations about the police officers, charged with the murder. of the five former officers, four had previous job reprimands or suspensions. >> you don't play games by becoming five arm command against an un

that attack executed by timothy mcveigh and terry nichols killed 168 people. mr. campbell's research with the assistance of his co-author includes the use of government documents, correspondence with terry nichols and 150 interviews with individuals ranging from the prosecution and defense teams to members of the radical right and law enforcement officials. [background noises] >> they do, ladies and gentlemen, for coming this evening. we appreciate. we are the oldest and largest independent bookstore in oklahoma city. it means a great deal for us to be able to have author andrew gumbel. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you all for coming. this is a very somber subject. normally when you do but towards you go to a different cities and talk about connections that the place has with whatever you have written about. this is a special place in this context, and i am certainly not here to tell you your own story of what happened in this city 70 years ago, because i'm sure you know it much better than i ever well. one of the things that always amused me when i c

justice for tyre nichols the brother~ _ justice for tyre nichols the brother.the memphis police _ watch, we don't see the memphis police department scorpion units extend _ police department scorpion units extend one ounce of humanity during that one _ extend one ounce of humanity during that one hour and seven minute video _ that one hour and seven minute video as — that one hour and seven minute video. as your neighbour, why couldn't— video. as your neighbour, why couldn't they see that humanity in tyre? _ couldn't they see that humanity in tyre? turn — couldn't they see that humanity in tyre? turn to your neighbour and ask them _ tyre? turn to your neighbour and ask them that? _ tyre? turn to your neighbour and ask them that? why couldn't they see that humanity in tyre? for his mama. turn chair— that humanity in tyre? for his mama. turn chair neighbour again and asked them _ turn chair neighbour again and asked them why— turn chair neighbour again and asked them why couldn't they see that humanity— them why couldn't they see that humanity in tyre? and finally

, nichols beaten by police officers following traffic stop. he died in the hospital 3 days later. welcome to fox news live i'm griff jenkins. hey, molly. molly: i'm molly line. second-degree murder which is punishable up to 60 years in prison. 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'

brian nichols. he was on trial for rape when he overpowered and brutally beat a sheriff's deputy, managing to steal her gun in the process. nichols would kill two more people why in that courthouse. and two more on the run. then he crossed pathds with ashly smith. tonight, ashly sits down with the kelly file to describe exactly what unfolded in her apartment that night. how the choices she made may have saved her life and why she thinks nichols chose to end the man hunt the way he did. we will also hear from heraldo rivera. but first, trace gal ager takes us back to that dramatic day. nichols feared that he'd one of the post notorious attacks in georgia history. because brian nichols was deemed to be a high-risk inmate, a judge escorted him from prison to his court appearance in atlanta. that request was nooirt ignore or denied. while he was changing from courtroom gash, brooip nichols beat the deputy knocking her unconscious. nichols then stormed the courtroom, shooting and killing the very judge w

tyre nichols in this disturbing video is now a part of this city's history, too.ven for those who refuse to watch his arrest. >> i wasn't quite sure how the reaction would be, so i was kind of nervous a little bit. >> reporter: demonstrators took to the streets in cities across the country. while most of the protests were peaceful, nichols' death compounded feels of frustration and anger. new york city mayor eric adams is a former police officer. >> as someone who spent decades fighting for police diversity and against police abuse, i feel betrayed by these officers. >> reporter: police departments across the country are still trying to recover from the death of george floyd and the perception that police are too quick to resort to excessive force and aren't held accountable. the memphis police chief must now lead the department through an internal investigation in crisis. >> you see this video, you see for yourself that there was sort of a wolfpack mentality that no one stepped forward to say, you know, stop. that's enough. >> reporter: in a statement, president

thousands of people gathering in memphis today to say a final farewell to tyre nichols.e died three days after the beating by several memphis police officers. while people are shocked and angered by how he died family and friends celebrated how he lived. among the mourners the families of breonna taylor and george floyd and the vice president. >> we demand that congress pass the george floyd justice and policing act. joe biden will sign it and we should not delay and we will not be denied. >>> back here what was supposed to be a solemn event to honor nichols turned into chaos. april green used a bull horn to criticize the handling of her nephew's death after a rookie cop shot and killed him. the officer was charged but the case hasn't gone to trial. when the event resumed the crowd was told that the death of nichols is a familiar reminder that more police reform is needed. >> i know that most people who are here did not know him or his family. we know that heartache. we know that feeling of sadness, overwhelming sadness and frustration. >> the event was called take a kne

nichols later dying from his injuries. former officers all face second-degree murder charges. reporter alex caprariello has the very latest in the investigation. >> but we do want to warn you the video you're about to see is graphic and disturbing. >> thousands of americans are once again protesting police brutality following the video released of the beating of 29 year-old tyree nichols 3 weeks ago in memphis. the close a body cam footage paired with bird's-eye video from an overhead street poll reveals the graphic and intense assault. 5 now fired. memphis police officers laid down on the 29 year-old. the footage begins midway through the january 7th traffic stop with guns drawn. you can see police officers pulled nichols out of his car and wrestled him to the ground. one officer would later claim he tried to pull nichols over after witnessing him driving into oncoming traffic after a brief struggle, an officer attempts to tase him, but he gets away on foot. nichols is later discovered in a nearby neighborhood overhead ca

unit, the move comes just a day after five of its officers were seen brutally beating tyre nichols on video. >> watch out watch out. >> units of that kind sometimes can -- both in memphis and around the country -- can sometimes, i don't know, breed a culture of overaggressiveness. >> reporter: silent surveillance footage appears to show the officers holding nichols up then repeatedly punching him in the face all five ex-officers now charged with murder are set to face a judge next month attorneys for two of the officers say their clients will plead not guilty all of this as the initial police account of the incident is now being called into question it's stated during the initial stop a confrontation occurred, but video shows officers approached nichols' car with guns drawn and yanked him out of the driver's seat. >> i didn't do anything. >> reporter: meanwhile, calls for change continue to grow. >> we've got to not only enact police reform, we've got to dismantle these systems that allow police officers to dehumanize individuals. >> reporter: still, lawmakers remain divided on the pa

nichols was apprehended. the second confrontation was characterized by the nichols family as this savage beating. the suspect complained of having shortness of breath at which time the ambulance was called. he was transported to st. francis hospital. the district attorney was contacted and it was determined that the tennessee bureau of investigation would handle this investigation. we did reach out to the memphis police department to get our hands on the police report, the incident report. they declined to give that to us. earlier we spoke to a family friend of one of the officers involved, emmitt martin iii. we spoke to beanie cobb, a retired sheriff and he said martin showed up in his office a few days after that appearing remorseful. >> i saw the pain on his face. he said he hadn't slept in five days. when he was expressing to me the things that went on, he was teary-eyed. >> reporter: cobb said martin defended his use of force saying he had to do what he had to do to get nichols into custody. pamela? >> t

nichols mother and stepfather.ld them that he does want to see if there can be progress and meaningful movement on police reform in capitol hill. that is something that this president has been fighting for for the last couple of years without enough to show for it. there were some executive actions. this is something that the president and vice president are calling for. it is a gridlock washington and divided congress. that could be very difficult. -- there were massive and violent protests. that is something that the president said he was concerned about. largely, it is mostly peaceful. that was really more about preparation instead of having to implement any of those plans. as for the next steps, the president says that he will like to see a swift, clear, fast, and transparent investigation. this is a rule we have seen this president take time and time again. in his parting words to the nichols family, we understand that he tried to communicate to them that he understands what it is like to lose a beloved member

i'm nichole berlie. reid: i'm reid lamberty. trump is also explaining why he lost to popular vote and should have won big. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich has trump's other remarks. todd so far, there is no : evidence of widespread voter fraud produced by either the president-elect, or by anyone else. after making his claim, trump questions why the media isn't reporting on it. tonight, as a recount effort is moving closer in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin, comes this unsubstantiated accusation by the president-elect virginia, new hampshire and california. so why isn't the media reporting on this? serious bias big problem. tweets donald trump, without any evidence of his claims the president-elect has previously called a recount effort led by the green party, and supported by the clinton campaign, a scam he also tweets today, in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. this is video of trump returning to new york tonight, afte

nichols and even the aggression with language was appalling. fox news alert, the disturbing body cam video showing the beating of tyre nichols and five former memphis police officers charged with second degree murder. pete: harold ford jr. is a tennessee congressman whose district includes memphis and joins us now. harold, thank you for being here. you have a more intimate understanding of memphis and the police department and culture. what did we see? >> first of all, my condolences out to mr. nichols and his friends and family and those that were touched and moved by this. i watched the show this morning and a i think a lot of the comments that some of the former police officers you've had on and even some of you all's reaction to it resembles and reflects where many of us are. i was struck, i think probably most by what appeared to be a lack of training and lack of preparation, physically and mentally, on the part of the police officers. i don't think these officers are not representative of officers across the memphis police department or p

otro policÍa saca de su auto a tyre nichols. someterlo. durante la confrontaciÓn nichols escapa y le disparan con una pistola tyser. esa cÁmara de vigilancia capta un plano mÁs amplio de la situaciÓn. nichols ya estaba en el suelo y aÚn asÍ los uniformados lo patean en la cara y como si no fuera suficiente, otro uniformado vuelve a golpearlo. al menos cuatro minutos seguidos en los que se ensaÑaron contra el joven en cuatro unidades a quien terminan recostando contra este carro. habÍan paramÉdicos presentes, pero pasaron al menos 21 minutos antes de que ofrecieran atenciÓn. la oficina del alguacil del condado tambiÉn indicÓ que dos de sus agentes estuvieron en la escena. >> necesitamos saber quiÉnes son esas personas, para quÉ departamento trabajan y por quÉ fallaron su responsabilidad de reportar lo que estaba pasando. viviana: por primera vez el sindicato de la policÍa de memphis se pronunciÓ, dijo que no aprueban el maltrato de ningÚn ciudadano y que esperan en los prÓximos meses se revele la totalidad de lo ocurrido. maity:

two officers then seen holding nichols down as a third kicks him.s than a minute later another comes in with a baton. >> i'm going to baton the [ bleep ] out of you. >> the beating lasting three minutes before the five officers step away. a few minutes later several more officers arriving on scene standing by, none appearing to provide aid to nichols until 20 minutes after the attack. emts not seen for more than 22 minutes after the end of the beating. three days later, nichols died at the hospital. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: following the video's release, people taking to the streets in memphis, chanting "no justice, no peace" and tyre's name, shutting down the interstate. >> more importantly, we want peace. we do not want any type of uproar. we do not want any type of disturbance. >> reporter: president biden watching for the first time with the rest of the nation saying it is yet another painful reminder of the profound fear and trauma, the pain and the exhaustion that black and brown americans experience every single day. the release of the

confrontation between officers and nichols, but not the second time when nichols was tackled and beaten after learning nichols was found nearby, hemphill heard saying now on leave pending an investigation. i think that all of them should page along with the white officer that was tasting my son. five memphis police officers fired and facing second degree murder charges. attorneys for two of themsay their clients intend to plead not guilty. the new york times reports. those officers appear to beat nichols with a baton at least three times and punch him in the head at least five times, which abc news has not independently verified. three memphis fire department per personnel involved in treating nichols also fired. and to responding. shelby county sheriff's deputies now relieved of duty pending investigation. nichols death reigniting police reform talks in the senate, with republican lindsey graham proposing officer protection from lawsuits while allowing departments to be sued . we owe it to all of the families who have lost loved ones in these horrible acts of fertility to pass a law th

nichols ran for his life.k, and beat him for several minutes. as we know, as the world knows, this is far from the first time a black man's life has been taken by an officer. it is also far from the first time that this country has grappled with clear evidence that we need reform. so the question before us, how? joining me ohio state history professor, and brown university associate sociology professor. it is good to see you both. i want to start with you because i do not know that we can look forward and really talk about the path forward without looking back and understanding how it is that we arrived at this system. >> you are absolutely right. in order to understand the person you have to understand the past. we are dealing absolutely with a police problem rooted in policing culture that has deep roots in historic racial discrimination. we are also dealing with a political culture problem. one that says this kind of intense policing, the scorpion units, these surging into black communities is the primary w

agitado, tyre nichols grita por su madre.anos. la policÍa revelÓ este viernes videos de la golpiza que recibÓo tyre nichols en una parada de trÁfico el 7 de enero. >>> para una madre, el no estar ahÍ cuando mÁs le necesitaba su hijo ¿saben cÓmo se siente no poder estar ahÍ? >>> en uno de los videos se ve cÓmo uno de los policÍas le patea varias veces en la cabeza. otro se acerca y le golpea con un objeto en la mano. y otro le da varios puÑetazos en la cara. tyre nichols muriÓ tres dÍas despuÉs a los 29 aÑos. uno de los abogados dijo que los cinco policÍas implicados fueron despedidos y enfrentan cargos como homicidio en segundo grado, secuestro agravado entre otros. es que tyre nichols huyÓ al momento de la detenciÓn y pasÓ lo que se ve en las imÁgenes, lo que originÓ protestas en varias ciudades del paÍs. tambiÉn fueron despedidos dos miembros de la asistencia mÉdica, pero la investigaciÓn continÚa. juliana monsalve, telemundo. >>> estas imÁgenes despertaron reacciones entre las fuerzas del orden y funcionarios del paÍs. >>>

the late developments in the tyre nichols case tonight. two emts and a driver fired. and two more memphis police officers relieved of duty. >>> also tonight, the treacherous ice storm. multiple accidents coming in already. 50 million americans on alert tonight for ice and brutal cold across multiple states. >>> in memphis tonight, we have learned this evening two more officers, a sixth and seventh officer, now put on leave. authorities say one of those officers, his hands visible in the video from the tyre nichols traffic stop. they say it was his body camera that showed nichols' first encounter with memphis officers. that officer deploying his taser and later heard on camera saying, quote, i hope they stomp, on nichols. across the country, the calls for police reform. stephanie ramos in memphis. >>> that dangerous ice storm, winter alerts across 30 states. 50 million americans. that ice storm causing those multiple accidents already. concerns over the power grid tonight. hundreds of flights canceled. and the record-breaking cold right behind it. wind chills well belo

nichols died in the hospital.ee days later, the officers fired and charged with second degree murder.

nichole shanafelt was there with the fans. >> nascar baby! >>nichole: nascar fans young and old flooded the incipient raceway in sonoma. >> i'm pretty excited. >> it is good for the valley advocate for the fans. >>nichole: on the sides of the tracks and camped out in parking lots. >> i call this throttle therapy. >> i like the beer. >>nichole: the beer, the barbecue, the adrenalin and the incredibly loud noise of the engines roaring. everywhere i turned, i saw a lot of this. fans cheering on their favorite drivers and buying souvenirs. stickers, t-shirts, shorts, everything. some to in the action by the pit crews and others watched from a trailer in the distance. one diehard band says coming here is like coming home. >> it is family, it is camaraderie, it is american. >>brian: some rough weather on the west coast of florida from tropical storm debby. this is a look at clearwater beach, they have been hounded by waves of heavy rain, even reports of tornadoes in the area. here is a satellite radar view. some very heavy rain over florida this af

tyre nichols did not deserve this at all whatsoever.ing forward, i don't know what can help the city. >> the city has confirmed all five officers who were fired and charged in nichols' death were members of this disbanded s.c.o.r.p.i.a.n. unit. the specialized force was created back in 2021 to tackle the city's rising crime. it's still unclear though why nichols, who was unarmed, was targeted by these officers. cnn's shimon prokupecz reports. >> reporter: a significant move here by the memphis police department. the police chief announcing that they are disbanding the s.c.o.r.p.i.a.n. unit. this is the unit that the five former officers were a part of. their tactics have been called into question. we saw their aggressive moves when they pulled over tyre nichols and when it was learned that these five officers were part of that s.c.o.r.p.i.a.n. unit, many of the community members and nichols family came out asking that the police chief disband this unit. now, what this unit does, they drive around in unmarked cars, aggressively fighting

nichols. we are learning officer preston hemphill who, according to memphis police, quote, participated in the initial traffic stop and the use of a taser, unquote. and another officer who hasn't yet been named. while they both have been relieved of their duty. and three memphis fire department personnel have also been fired over the response to tyre nichols beating seen. and that is in addition, everyone, to five police officers who have already been not only relieved of their duties, as unfired. but also charged. the da saying, quote, this is an ongoing investigation. we are looking at all individuals involved in the events leading up to, during, and after the beating of tyre nichols. in a moment, we will do a deep dive into this case. the evidence and what it will take to actually prosecute this case. but as a family and a community and a nation more in. the funeral for tyre nichols is now set for this coming wednesday. a funeral for a 29 year old stopped by police and later beaten beyond r

we can hear and see nichols complying. >> get on the ground. >> all right. >> reporter: nichols then yells for his mom. her home about 100 yards away. >> mom! mom! >> reporter: the 67 minutes of footage shows several angles of the violence and aggression officers used toward nichols, repeatedly kicking him, punching him in the face while his hands are in handcuffs behind his back, and hitting him with a baton. >> watch out. i'm the baton -- >> reporter: officers beat him for nearly three minutes before more arrive on scene, but it takes roughly 20 minutes before any provide nichols with medical attention or aid. three days later, nichols died at the hospital. this week just 16 days after his death, all five officers fired and facing felony charges including second-degree murder and aggravated kidnapping and assault. nichols' family asking for accountability for all involved. >> i feel that everyone there should be charged from both scenes, paramedics that came out that stood around and didn't do anything. they're just as guilty. >> reporter: nichols' family calling for the creation o

. -- attacking nichols. the community response. an attorney officers might have had previous conduct. >> there have been other members that have been assaulted by this unit. >> we have reached out, but have yet to hear back. the five fired officers face second-degree murder, aggravated assault, aggravated crimes. attorneys for two of the officers and state their clients tend to plead not to they urge caution and patience in judging these actions. abc has reached out to justin smith and the other officers, but have not heard back. the abbotts kapok -- skateboarder and father, tyre nichols, will be remembered this wednesday. the officers will be arraigned next month say. abc7news, memphis. >> we are hearing more from their family attorney about other incidents with these officers that may have contributed to this decision. here is what he told martha raddatz this morning. >> when a young man assaulted just four or five days before tyree was killed simply going to get pizza, martha, he said they attacked and pu

. >> more fallout following the deadly police beating of tyre nichols. the memphis employee now relieved of their duties in the wake of his death. also, the action expected today from the nichols family. >> and -- >> make sure that affordable housing advocacy groups can hold the city accountable. >> working to help those making it in the bay, a push to bring affordable homes to san francisco. the new controversial proposal one city leader is pushing for in an all-out effort to make sure they get built. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >>> a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. first, let's get a look at that forecast. we'll have a look at the commute in just a bit. it is cold out there this morning. >> again. >> yeah, you do need to layer up this morning. we've seen some spots dipping below freezing, and we do have a freeze warning in effect until 9:00 this morning for all of those areas in purple. that's where the temperatures will be lo