nichols, the move comes day after video was released, showing 5 offices kicking and punching nichols during a traffic stop protests against police. violence took place and several u. s. cities on saturday was no oh, a small step toward police reform in memphis, tennessee. protesters marching for tyree nichols, welcome news that the unit involved in his death had been disbanded. oh no, we were definitely on happy that they moved in the right direction. my family did deactivate is were being with them. they can be actually all of them. so that was a little gang unit organized. community all worked on the same umbrellas were being unit in all be disbanded as well. i think it was essential for the family. so they can get a small her clothes, but it's also necessary for the citizen members. because from all the towns from what the council has been hearing about this particular unit. in this unit has been going as a community terrorizing people. the special unit was formed in 2021 to police high crime areas of memphis. now 5 officers recruited to scorpions down charged with 2nd degree murd

who's aware of that fact did dr nichols know. a wrongful death lawsuit was filed today against a midwest city dr breggin nichols is already accused are prescribing a massive amount of opioids to 5 patients who later died when i heard that there was 4 other deaths then i think oh good evening the midwest city doggie doctor you know i'm homeless tonight 3000000 jobs davis i'm just reading and listening to the doctor raising as many times as you just got and he. was very happy she got a rest question on t.v. oh very happy that that went on there for him said this this is from 3 doctors i mean did she harm i didn't know any term that i met a man why america should surrender men and manage to. a met. you. mean these are innate he has spent her entire life in this house this is where their daughter chelsea was born 21 years ago here also that she passed away at a painkiller overdose in 2013 their story is one of an analgesic burdened family hiding in the secret and shame of addiction. she's headed for back surgeries dr nichols was liza

dr nichols was their doctor she was the one prescribing the drugs. let him serve unbox i'm an attorney in oklahoma city i practice cripple defense i've got a police officer and i've been a prosecutor and i've been a judge i've been here all my life born and raised in oklahoma. the white the hard to the oil production we're right on the edge of we're cowboys are there and so we've got a lot of people in here that are hard working people and it's a pretty peaceful city as far as that goes. box knows these roads inside out and he's on 1st name terms with the local people all his career he's defended this community but today the clients to changed before i was having people from more the poverty level people all walks of life i have lawyers i have doctors children that become addicted to the opiates now it's every level in every area of life is for is for the low income high in. all of what affected by the opiate use. he represents several families from this town everyone has lost a relative deceased of a cardiac arrest following a painkiller overdose dr

nichols dies at the age of $89.00. will take a look at legacy. ah, i manuscripts mckennan. welcome to the show. we start with an incredible wedding for england in a tournament that has proven the popularity of women's football. the lionesses have been crowned european champions after de seizing germany $2.00 to $1.00 at the euro . 2020 to final, at wembley stadium in london. oh, the winning team have been given a heroine's welcome at trafalgar square in central london in front of tens of thousands of fans. the tournament proved a huge win for the schools. record crowds turned out the games with total attendants, more than double law of the last competition in 2017 and in another reco. at more than 17000000 television viewers watched as the lionesses achieved victory. in extra time, tom good neu of dw sports has been covering the european championships. and he's standing by for us in london's trafalgar square, where the official at celebration events are taking place. hi tom. good to see you there. give us a sense of what's been happening, where you are in central london. th

and they're saying that this will be a celebration of terry nichols life a life. there was certainly cut short too soon. he was only 29 years old, and his family says that this will be a moment in the funeral service to honor him and his life and legacy. the us justice department says for more men are being charged in connection with the assassination of haiti's president join on boise, they've been transferred to us custody after being detained in haiti was a, was assassinated at his home in july 2021. by mister, i'll re took over his interim leader. gang violence has been escalated since then. american actor alec baldwin has been formerly charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of a cinematographer on a film set in 2021. how the hutchins died after a gun pointed out by baldwin was fired during filming of the western rust, the films armor has been charged with the same offences. a missing radioactive capsule considered significant risk to people as being covered in the sterling out back of a large search operation. hazardous c 0137 was

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

and it should be mentioned, tyree nichols 29 year old father of 4. i lived here in a memphis and i were this confrontation with police took place. i was just about a block away from where his mother lived. he was beaten so badly sent to the hospital where he died of his injuries 3 days later. thank you very much camper as under in memphis, the west justice department has charged 3 men over an alleged plot to kill a prominent u. s. iranian actor. this is been an outspoken voice in favor of the recent anti government protest affects a mere of polite amaro. than olive medea were charged with mine, if the higher and money laundering for that role in the town run back to sas nation attempt. a journalist in acton, this is a u. s. citizen. he lives in brooklyn, but is not named a global chemical weapons washed, august concluded their reasonable grounds to believe that syrian government forces carried out a chemical weapons attack and the rebel held town of dumas 5 years ago. on april 7th, 2018, at least one syrian army helicopter dropped to gas cylinders on

nichols was 29 years old and a father of a 4 year old child. he liked skateboarding with his friends, and he was an amateur photographer. he take pictures and post them on his website. he loved his mom so much. he tattooed her name on his arm and often would rush home to eat with her on his lunch break while at work. at the memorial service, some parents of other african americans killed by police were in attendance. nichols, mom called for new laws to swiftly punish police, accused of killing innocent people to texas acts because this would be no other chair. this is subway. the way mother and all the other peer is here. have lost their children. you are my story. it was a memorial, attended by over a 1000 people, including the vice president let on memory of tyree shine a light on the path toward peace and justice. so for 12, people have been disciplined for their involvement in nickels death, including 5 officers who have been fired. arrested are facing charges of among other things. second degree murder. at the memorial service, there was p

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

i spoke explained its meaning in swahili nichols made history when she kissed her coast that william shatner in 1968, often credited as one of the 1st interracial kisses on u. s. t. v. years later, she paid tribute to him and the show at one of the many star trek reunions. he's like, it's like family. it's like family. alongside breaking down barriers to black women in hollywood nichols later worked with nasa to encourage more women and black americans to become astronauts. michelle nichols boldly going where no black woman had gone before. subsidies update after sour, stating brazilian is asia with my colleague, brush banner g as coming up next. and i'm back at the top of the hour with more news headlines. ah, with who i homicide and accidents, a man living dangerously science is trying to solve cases from the stone age and figuring out the victims time of death. each case is always a thriller with what secrets lie behind these walls, discover new adventures in 360 degrees. ah, and explore fascinating. heritage side he w world heritage is 360. get the app now. come on, let's be hone

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

and they're saying that this will be a celebration of terry nichols life a life. there was certainly cut short too soon. he was only 29 years old, and his family says that this will be a moment in the funeral service to honor him and his life and legacy. us defense secretary lloyd austin's in the philippines to discuss deploying more american troops, part of efforts to deter china's increased military activity in the south china sea . us forces have also been helping the philippines with so called counter terrorism operations, as it bottles of decades long conflict in the southeast. the us justice department says for more men have been charged in connection with the assassination of haiti's president, showing them why say they've been transferred to us cost of him after being detained in haiti. why is it was assassinated at his home in july 2021 by mister audio already took over as interim leader. gang violence has since escalated my time to get more on the arrests from washington d. c. well, these 4 men who have now been removed into custody in the united states

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

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and they're saying that this will be a celebration of tyree nichols life. a life that was certainly cut short too soon. he was only 29 years old, and his family says that this will be a moment in the funeral service to honor him and his life and legacy. last, at boeing, 7 for 7 aeroplane has been delivered, knocking the end of an era in aviation. the jumbo jet transformed trans continental travel, millions of people during its 5 decade from the an reynolds has the end of an era in aviation. as the final, boeing $747.00 to be built was delivered to freight carrier atlas airlines. we all share in a deep admiration for today's guest of honor, the awe inspiring queen of the skies, glowing through a gala ceremony for the occasion. but it's a melancholy moment for aviation aficionados, i don't think is really anything quite as iconic as the 747. i think anybody who's a bad of aviation and it has any kind of soul, it can't help and shed a tear for this. a rather sad if inevitable moment, and as it slowly begin, when the 747 made it's made in flight in 1969, the ai

the many positive benefits that goldwater nichols has had for dod. instead, they must build on them. let me close today on why we are doing this, why it is important that we deal all the pressing charges and threats we have to deal with every day, and as we do that, we take the moment of addressing the topic of our own organizational structure. we do this because our service members deserve the best defense department and military we can give them. because they are giving their best day in and day out all around the globe. it is our job here, on both sides of the river here in washington, both sides of the aisle, to come together, as barry goldwater and sam nunn did 30 years ago, to give our men and women in uniform what they need to succeed. from the right experience to the right capabilities to the right leadership structure for the right strategic thinking. as long as we do, i'm confident that they will continue to excel in defending our great country and making a better future for our children. thank you. [applause] >> i don't want people to thin

tyre nichols' family want to remember a young man who was a passionate skateboarder. had a beautiful soul, and his mum's name tattooed on his arm. i see the world showing him love, and fighting for his justice, but all i want is my baby brother back. even if the legal reforms being demanded today do come into force, the sad truth is no one here believes that this is the last time a funeral will be held for an unarmed black person killed by the police in america. will this finally bring about change, do you think? bring about the law change? we're going to try to make change happen. change doesn't come... ..just drops out of the sky, it comes from the ground up. we've got to keep fighting. the five policemen who assaulted tyre nichols, who are all now facing charges of second—degree murder, are all black. amber sherman, who has spent years campaigning for police reform, says she's not surprised. yeah, i mean the system - of policing is inherently white supremacist, racist and anti—black. - but these were black officers that were involved. the fact that someone - who is

after tyree nichols laid on the ground helpless after he had been beaten for several minutes by those 5 police officers, all of whom have been fired and are now facing criminal charges. the fire department says they were fired because they did not render aid quick enough to tyree nichols as he laid their essentially fighting for his life. not only that, but the police department as well, has said another officer involved, other than the 5 that have been fired, has been placed on administrative leave. while this investigation continues, this particular officer was one of the 1st that pulled over tyree nichols in what they initially said was a traffic stop that led to him, fleeing from the scene after being beaten there, and then beat and later at another scene. so this is very much a wide ranging investigation, and the officials here that are investigator are casting their net white and far to figure out who all was involved and how they will be punished, peruse, congress has his poem the debate to move forward elections. it's now scheduled for choose last week the parliament rejected

dr nichols will be tried for murder. it's an exceptional decision on the part of the american justice system the trial has to happen in a year or less from now on she's banned from practicing. dr nichols and her lawyer have decided to plead not guilty. i think it's a good thing she's going to have to go to force and have to answer for what she did wrong. it's to me i have to answer in front of the jury my know if it is a manslaughter or better at least he didn't dismiss it she deserves she deserves you know to go before a jury trial and see and see what's going to happen with their you know my daughter to serve that they used to prescribe all kinds of dangerous drugs that we now know are dangerous about at the time they were doing the best they could to treat their patients and now they're blaming one of their own victims for doing the best she could with the medical knowledge she. love you. i miss you. i miss you you hear me. i believe you hear me. see. this for it's hard. but through this do this i can. this was a help

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again, tyree nichols 29 year old black man beaten to death by police. oh cor, i'm gonna start with you when you see something like that. when you look at this, where we are at this moment, what do you think? i think is pretty sad and her mom and, and we could george floyd an over unarmed process. so let me just say in my estimation, when ever someone is unarmed and get killed by the police, all a culpability to me is on the police. because when you have des engaged, mister only person that has like a 100000 household training, is to police, and they're supposed to be, but at the escalate is supposed to protect sir, preserve property, all of that good stuff and bring people in are using a lease force as possible, there's no way that anybody should be diane, at the hands of police and on law, unless it's really a tragic accident where we know this was definitely intentional and inquiry when you, when you see that this happens, despite the fact that he was unarmed in despite the fact that this was entirely preventable based on what we see on the video, wha

and the 1st time since tyrene nichols death. but his family was able to come face to face with the men seed on camera, beating him for several minutes following a traffic stop. the defendant's lawyers entered their please to the charges against the plea of not guilty. those charges include 2nd degree murder, which carries a sentence of 15 to 60 years. the court was adjourned until may, the 1st calling the arraignment. defense lawyers indicated this strategy to the assembled media. one suggested he would be expressing the fear that his black clerk may not receive a fair trial due to what he suggested was the systemic racism of the us legal system. it's not forget that my client is a black man in a court room in america. this is a country where black people are incarcerated at 5 times, the rate of white people, a country where black people are $7.00 times more likely to be wrongfully convicted of murder than white people, never done. net and other defense lawyers suggested that police officers had to face great danger in their pro

following the release of police body camera video showing the deadly and vicious beating of tyre nichols in a memphis traffic stop. also, the high-stakes meeting lawmakers on capitol hill are now pushing for. >> plus, displaced. a fire overtakes part of an apartment complex in the south bay, leaving 15 people without a home. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >>> good morning, monday. we are here and so glad to see you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off this monday morning. we are going to start with a look at the forecast. people are going to have their heaters on in the car, that's for sure. >> absolutely. those temperatures are dropping and it feels windy out there. we're in the upper 30s for a lot of our inland valleys and low 40s for oakland and fairfield. we are seeing a frost advisory in effect for much of the bay area away from the coastline, and that will most likely be a freeze warning tomorrow, as temperatures dip even more so than we're seeing right now. it's still gusty, but as we go into today

welcome to both the adjacent nichols 1st step. how much will president biden try and play up the resilience of the u. s. economy in what he would say is his role in that i think that's going to be a big part of the speech. i think he's also trying to show to the american people that he deserves. the 2nd term i expect him to run. i think he's going to talk about 12000000 jobs that have been created in 2 years, which is a record. ah, he's going to talk about 3.4 percent unemployment, the lowest rate in 54 years. he's going to talk about a 100000 manufacturing jobs. something that the last administration promised would happen. but he brought manufacturing back to the united states, were inflation is cooling, we're seeing the resilience of the american economy. and he is going to tout some of his accomplishments, including dropping our gas prices, dropping health care prices. i expect that he's going to spend a lot of time talking about that and you know, some of the things that he's done abroad is, well, you know, and strengthening n

nichols later died of those injuries. the white house, lawmaker, law enforcement leaders across the u.s. all expressing outrage. and there are new concerns this morning about the drawn out war in ukraine. the u.s. has agreed to send advanced tanks to the front lines, but could take up to a year for them to actually get there. we've got a lot to cover this morning. in a moment michael mccall and democratic congressman adam smith join us live to discuss. we begin with team coverage this morn. lucas tomlinson live at the white house on the decision to ramp up military aid to ukraine and the timeline about it actually getting there. but first tot charles watson live in memphis, where the community is reeling. we should note some of the images in his report are very troubling. hello, charles. >> reporter: hey, good morning, shannon. five former memphis police officers are set to be arraigned on february 17th after being charged with second degree murder in the death of 29-year-old tyre nichols. brutal body cam video shows offi

so she was shown the video, the beating of tyree nichols at the hands of police before it was released to the public and was share with the world. i was overwhelmed when we were sound a sound that video. i saw it with my own as an into a person sitting in on a brown leaning up against the car and no wine given them any attention seeing and bleed and in pain act, it was just an humane. there's still a lot of unanswered questions into the death of tyree nichols, including why police even pulled him over in his car in the 1st place. even robinson, as a high ranking city official, has still not gotten an answer to that question. they keep telling me it was for a traffic offense, but from the video that i've seen, i can't hear why they stopped him, but was even more deplorable to me. why would you be angry when you just stopped somebody for a traffic i evaluation? let me know any, they never told him why we even pulled him over. oh wow. even trying to hang up you . he had no idea. and to me that was the saddest part. this is the big grey. go. oh, the lawyer for nichols family has praised th

so the 5 officers who beat the young black man tire nichols are also black. they are actions are raising questions about race and policing. gabriel is on the reports from memphis, tyree nichols, a young black man beaten so badly by police. he died from his injuries. the 5 memphis officers were fired and faced criminal charges for the beating all share something in common with nickels, skin color, and that has not been lost on people here. how do you feel the fact it all 5 officers were black? do you have any thoughts on that or no, i have a lot of thoughts on that. i said it's for it to be our own, and i'm going to speak on my behalf of my community for it to be our own black brother brothers out there doing it to another black brother. actually, the shots are hard because we preach every day that black lives matter and you know that the white man is the problem behind this, a net, but for it to be our own people doing this to another black brother is more devastating than ever historically in the united states, the job of being a police officer, was reserved

can i note, tyre nichols' mother has been under appreciated. appreciated for her restraint, for her dignity. how she has called for peace and i think that is why we haven't seen an eruption of violence. i think any mom would look what happened to her son it would act moment of rage and she harnessed that, knowing what could happen, what and how inflamed people could get. i think she has been a big piece of the puzzle how at least up till now remained peaceful. pete: no doubt. and the major update is what you see on the banner right there, the memphis pd is disbanding the scorpion unit. you can understand, this is a scary part of it. you can understand suspending it to clean it out because the culture is toxic. the cover of the "new york post" says the cops have links to an abruce sieve frat. what was the culture? clearly way beyond anything acceptable in policing but then just getting rid of that police capability only makes the community eventually in the future more dangerous. so doesn't mean get rid of it. shouldn't mean get rid of it. figur

i guess that you know, in honor of tyree nichols and what's going on. i just want to ask you, given the informed place, what needs to happen at the federal level, what needs to happen at the local level to change this equation? well, let me start here as a former law enforcement officer and a police chief, i worked with some of the bravest, most compassionate men and women the profession has to offer. and we do know that the overwhelming majority of men and women who wear the uniform or good decent people who would risk their lives to protect strangers. but we've had some problems . certainly with george floyd. it was senseless. it was brutal. it was murder. it should have never happen. you're right, steve. here we go again with terry nichols senseless, brutal. it was murder. it should have never happened. and the person's responsible must be held accountable. but look, i didn't up it shortly after terry nichols i did one after george floor to with did another one after terry nichols basely put in the responsibility for immediate change in the hands of

the gruesome beating, my heart goes out to the wells nichols family, it goes out to his community. i so appreciate the words from miss wells when she not only talked about the gruesome death of her son, but also spoke to the five officers involved by saying that you've disgraced yourselves and your own families. so as a career law enforcement officer, i could not believe what i was seeing. >> it stood out to me that those five officers in memphis were between the ages of 24 and 32 years old. they were all hired within the lst six years. is this an experience problem? is this a bad cop problem? >> you know, margaret, it is so important that we look at, as police executives and, you know, there's not much of an appetite, we know, in washington, d.c., now to come up with the national standards that i believe are so desperately needed. i also question what state legislatures are willing to do. but thisce executives, our chie our sheriffs, to come up with much needed reforms that require hiring the brightest and best, having psychological evaluations be a part of that to ensure fitness

new fallout from the death of tyre nichols in memphis. let's get back to our experts for more analysis. van, you write a very compelling article on cnn.com in which you write this, and let me quote from your article. "it is the race of the victim who is brutalized, not the race of the violent cop, that is most relevant in determining whether racial bias is a factor in police violence." tell our viewers what that means. what matters most, what you're suggesting here? >> what i'm suggesting is some people are saying because you have a black police chief, the majority of the police on the force are black, five black cops, there's no racial bias here at all. that's not the right way to look at it. the way you look at it is, does this police department tend to single out black people in black neighborhoods for this type of behavior. i think you'll find in memphis that is overwhelmingly true. you can have a police department that in one neighborhood has a warrior mentality and anything goes, and in another has a protector mentality. like you wi

get firsthand what these problems are and that's exactly what happenedin the goldwater nichols . two years but when themembers of the committee truly understand the nature of the problem , it's don't solve the problem for people before they know they have one. so once they do that i think he's right. they will act because in their heart of hearts they really want to do the right thing. but they got to focus on the big picture. >> here here. let's hope they use your asp blueprints, as a starting point for thatlegislation . i'd taken notes, i ascended to the hill to report you to but otherwise we can just go to your great bodywork including the fighting force. i extend my congratulations to you on a tremendous work will contribute i think greatly positive changes in national security going forward. thank you for joining us today thanks to our audience for attendin

and i always appreciate nichol. i let me go to you. first of, you know, there's been a lot of, uh, there was a lot of talk about the ukraine. so got counter offensive. and now there's a whole lot of talk about the upcoming summit and bill this of the nato summit, of course. and, but it's quite peculiar and yeah, and i'm going to use that word. there seems to be a lot of double talk and ex, explaining what's going to happen there when nothing really much is going to happen . they're, they're going to throw a few bones to uh, to the ukrainians and other than that. and there's no membership in the cards. maybe, you know, membership ever in the future. what are your thoughts as somebody to is approaching right. i think the game is lowering expectations for ukraine. i think a senior polish official just said not to expect too much. but on the other hand, sometimes it turns out the united states manages through the whole coersion and other on so on. pressure is to pull a rabbit out of the habit the last minute. this has happened before when

>> let's be honest, justice would be tyre nichols being alive. only justice is for people we pay to protect and serve us, for them to stop killing us. that is the only justice we will ever see and the only way that is going to happen is if we have this swift action and if we change the laws that allow police officers in this country to commit legal murder. to see this swift action, i'm hopeful. it happened in the case of betty shelby for the first time in the history of tulsa, a police officer was indicted. again, i can't help but think about the thousands of other victims who never get swift justice. the names we will never know. quite frankly, i believe that all of the officers that were involved need to be held accountable and whoever's over the training of these officers, whoever implemented the special unit needs to be held accountable because this isn't the first incident. we know there have been more. i want everyone held accountable. but the only justice that there is is tyre nichols being alive. amna: since your brother's death, you have

tyre nichols was only killed last month.the sense his death will change the conversation around policing in memphis? >> big question. this is the most prominent incident but it is not the first case where someone has been beaten by the police. this aeal question about that. some people think this is a turning point. other people worry because it is so blatant and because the city has been so quick to fire the officers and the district attorney to charge them that it may not risk wholesale change in policing. that remains to be seen. >> is there a model for police reform in the u.s.? is there one city we can look to that has had a problem and gone beyond? >> i don't think there is one single model. cities go up and down. we see a variety of places that have done things well. in new york city, there were a lot of stops and people shot by police. that has decreased. los angeles has improved. we have seen have dissolved police forces and started over. there are a lot of different parts different cities have done to make things b