nichols. and it is just hard to watch. here we have national protests breaking out throughout the nation. the last time we saw this was in 1968 for something that happened in memphis which was tragic. that was the assassination of dr. king. so, it is tough for memphis. we are having to work through it. and this is something that we'll hopefully lead to better legislation. the passage of the george floyd act in congress. the passage of other acts here locally in tennessee. the parents have asked for, the parents of tyre nichols, they have asked for a tyre nichols bill. which puts forth a platform that says, you have a duty to intervene. part of the issue with the sheriff's deputies was that they did not intervene once they made the scene. tyre was suffering, he was calling out for help, he was calling out for his mother, yet no one rendered aid in a timely fashion with prevented his death. that is a problem. that is a violation of training, that's a violation of the procedures, and we have to d

, none of this will bring tyre nichols back. been handled since will not do anything exactly for the family, but in terms of the timing, the police release and the charges and the video tomorrow night, how would you assess that? >> i think they have gone back and forth. i had known they've gone back and forth on the dates and sequencing between the announcements of the charges and the video, and it was really the day before yesterday when they decided to separate them by 24 hours. i believe the russia now is, let's get the charges to show people justice is being done, and then let's use the next 24 hours to try to do that community outreach and get everybody on board with, let the process go forward, and if you will protest, do so peacefully, so that they can go into the weekend with some level of confidence and have a handle on it. that's interesting, memphis seems to be very calm, other cities, new york, l. a., chicago, los angeles, also atlanta in particular, also expect protests. they are concerned about the friday going int

nichols wanted drugs. smith kept crystal meth in her apartment. >> do it. >> no. >> what was brian nichols' reaction when you told him no? >> he just accepted it. i told him those drugs had ruined my life and i wanted no part of it. he did two lines and he left one sitting there. i knew if i was going to die, i didn't want to meet jesus having drugs up my nose. i wanted to just be normal. >> reporter: she made him breakfast, pancakes. more than that, she fed his soul. besides the only reliable weapon she had in the house that night was the book she had been reading for inspiration, "the purpose-driven life" by pastor rick warren. >> read it to me. >> it all starts with god. it's not about you. >> reporter: smith would show nichols not only defiance but dignity. >> the greatest tragedy is not death, but life without purpose. >> it says god deserves your best, he expects the most of what you've been given, examines your experiences, extract the lessons you've learned. >> they let you finish reading? >> when

nichole: thank you. also breaking, rob on crusty will have back surgery tomorrow and if he makes it back at all, he won't like this. it probably will not be until the super bowl. he has a herniated disc and this will be his third back procedure of people watchg that very clos what a spectacular start to december. harvey: you can hardly write a tter script if you like it mild. i would will back a little bit. it is windy out there. its, windchill in the -- in worcester it is, in pittsburgh iis. an estimate you feel festive. this is the way boston shapes up during the overnight hours, dips into the upper 30's and the rest of the area will be in the 30's. we will talk about a cooling trend, coming up in a fe minutes. ben: the cleanup underway section. some businesses reopened after being forced to close it yesterday. newscenter 5's sera congi in the neighborhood today. sera: they are reopening this morning after a massive water main break. the owner had to shut down yesterday, but luckily, he does not store

mike: hi, nichole, everyone. big papi spread love throughout his career -- which is not over, by the way. charlie baker, the governor, david ortiz be, mayor marty walsh was there. two hall of famer's, tim rice and they also announced that number 34 will be retired this year. and then the red sox trotted out so many of his teammate, from 2004, 2007, 2013. we saw manny ramirez with a new coif. from the man, big papi himself. >> for last -- for last, i want to thank all of you, the fans. thank you. thank you so much. thank you so much. all of you. yeah! mike: it was one of those it goes from moments in boston sports history. we will be back with more, including the patriots, and a little while. nichole: newscenter 5's diane cho continues our coverage of big papi's farewell from live outside fenway park. diane? diane: it's a day in history these red sox fans will never forget and had to be part of. >> can't miss it it's a really big game. >> papi's last day. you have to be here. diane: the 3-time world series champio

nichols got away.found him not long after about 100 yards from his mother's home, where he cried out to her for help. >> mom! >> i had this really bad pain in my stomach earlier, not knowing what had happened. but once i found out what happened, that was my son's pain that i was feeling, and i didn't even know. >> reporter: a remotely controlled camera mounted on a pole in the neighborhood captured perhaps the most violent moments. there are plenty of places you can go to see just what happened next. officers seemed to take turns kicking and punching and beating tyre nichols with a baton. it's unrelenting. when they're done, he's dragged and propped up against a car. and then they do nothing, nothing to render aid to nichols and certainly don't offer him comfort. the video shows officers standing around. one of them stops to tie his shoe. another is trying to get his laidio to work. there was laughing. there was cussing, all while nichols was suffering life-threatening injuries. it was at least 20 minu

. ♪ >> tyre nichols. >> say his name. >> tyre nichols. >> say his name. >> protesters in memphis, tennesseeaking to the streets after the release of body cam footage from the arrest of tyre nichols. nichols was beaten by police officers following a traffic stop. he died in the hospital three days later. welcome to fox news live, i'm molly line. griff: hey, molly, great to be with you, i'm griff jenkins. five of the police officers involved in that arrest have been charged with second degree murder and aggravated assault among other crimes. we have fox team coverage on this with alexandria hoff in washington and charles watson in memphis. charles, let's kick things off with you in the brutal body cam footage. >> yeah, hey, good afternoon, griff and molly and in watching that footage, it absolutely appeared that tyre nichols as surprised at the level of aggression the memphis police officers had toward him during that violent january 7th traffic stop. from the start body cam video shows officers yank nichols aggressively out of his vehicle as the 29-year-old says he didn't do anything. he's t

nichole. >> nichole: thanks, laura. i know you're busy getting ready for work this morning and getting the kids ready for school. this is the last known photo of missing 15-year-old robin roberts. police believe her dad on the screen, william roberts, took her from the kmart in brunswick last night. a statewide amber alert was issued, but so far either of the two. >> tia: sia nyorkor is live at the brunswick police department this morning getting answers for us. a lot of questions surrounding this story and a lot of people share this story on social media hoping that robin is found safe and sound. >> sia: yes, good morning, tia and nichole. you're absolutely right. at last check almost 10,000 people were talking about robin roberts. this is trending on facebook as again so we can lay our eyes on her. her name is robin c. roberts, but police say she was last seen monday right here in brunswick before 8:00 p.m. at the kmart on center road. she's a 15-year-old white female with dirty blonde hair and blue eyes. she's about

nichols.ve that those officers actions clearly escalated that situation, and by the end of the video, i saw police officers who got caught up in the emotion of that pursuit, and lost control of themselves and lost control of the situation. >> john miller, plausible explanation from michael there? taking a step further what did you see on ground not getting the treatment that as sanjay was saying before he obviously needed. >> first dealing with the police officers, there's a lot of screaming and yelling but doesn't seem to be much tactical planning on the case of mr. nichols, they keep saying give us your hands, give us your hands, clearly he doesn't want to be handcuffs, clearly he doesn't understand what he did or why he's being arrested. there are a number of tactical ways to go with that, one you could handcuff one wrist and have an officer maintain that arm, get the or wrist, bring the wrists together, there are arrest tactics this seemed to spiral out of control with a large number of of

>> by now, nichols runs outside.t hoyt teasley is right on his tail. >> that deputy, however, did not know that anyone had been killed in the courtroom or that there were hostages. >> nichols shoots the officer five times and teasley dies a short time later. >> everybody off the sidewalk! >> brian nichols is armed and on the run. a major manhunt begins. >> police now on a massive manhunt for 33-year-old brian nichols. >> he goes into an underground parking garage where he carjacks a deputy's car. he'd later carjack at least five others. >> he would put a gun to them and order them out of their vehicles, take their vehicle, switch vehicles, and continue to switch vehicles. >> one of the cars nichols steals is a green honda that belongs to this reporter. nichols hits him over the head with a gun. >> i think i'm extremely lucky to escape without being shot or thrown in the trunk. >> this parking garage security camera captures nichols casually walking down the stairs, apparently wearing o'brien's blazer. >> the story th

over to you. >> nichole: thanks, sam. we give thanks this morning for a new program that's providing one of a kind classes for young cleveland city school students. the fund, a nonprofit partnered up with the children's museum of cleveland to bring special five s.t.e.m. based classes to kindergartners at euclid park elementary. they will creatively inspire students to dig deeper and dream bigger. good news this morning. we're told this pilot program will be back again next school year. how cute is he? >> tia: they look like they're having a great time. i love it. >> nichole: hands-on always the best for kids. my kids enjoy hands-on lessons. it keeps them more engaged and involved. >> tia: versus reading a boring book. time is 6:20. so far so good. we're watching the flight tracker at cleveland hopkins airport this morning for people flying in last minute for thanksgiving. >> nichole: the final weeks of his term. we look at some of the best photographs captured of president barack obama, and there's an adorable recurring t

none more than mike nichols.e might not have lived long enough to have a career or go to high school if he had boarded a ship to the united states just two weeks later in 1939. two weeks after little michael nichols walked off that boat in new york harbor america closed its heart to another refugee ship from europe carrying jews fleeing nazi germany, like little michael. that ship was turned away from american ports and forced to go back to europe. a tragedy told in the book and subsequent movie titled "voyage of the dammed." james lipton asked mike nichols if he thought about what had happened to him if he left europe just two weeks later. >> do you ever reflect on that? >> always. >> do you? >> yeah. i feel like this is all borrowed time. >> 75 years of borrowed time, and mike nichols left his audience wanting more. much more. here's some news you may find surprising. we're for an open internet for all. we're for creating more innovation and competition. we're for net neutrality protection. now, here's some new

nichols and then the time in which emt personnel arrived and other elapsed time before nichols is taken away in an ambulance and asked about the length and appropriateness, people can judge for themselves. with respect to the fire department persons, nothing we did yesterday concludes additional charges for being filed later on against other individuals. but as to the likelihood of that or, you know, whether we're looking at that, those are the kinds of details that i really can't talk about with respect to an ongoing investigation. >> can you talk -- if you can't characterize the period of elapsed time, can you tell us how many minutes lapsed between when injuries were apparent with tyre nichols and officers on scene called for an ambulance or a period of elapsed time before the ambulance got there. can you tell us in a matter of minutes. >> i hesitate to give numbers, but there were multiple minutes between each of those things, and a few short hours, people will be able to find out exactly. >> we know all five officers have now bonded out of jail. only four had done so previously. th

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

nichols. and how, frankly people across the country are reacting tonight to what they have seen and what we are all seeing on these videos. there's more than one different vantage point. some body cam, some with audio, some without. it is all collectively and individually so difficult to watch. human being, 29-year-old man, beaten mercilessly over and over and over and over. when it started, when police first told him over, it was him, it was he who tried to calm the situation. >> i did not do anything. >> get on the ground! >> all right, all right. >> get on the [ laughter ] ground! laydown! i'm fixing to tase you. >> i'm going to break you. put your hands back. >> you guys are really doing a lot right now. >> even looking at that, can't even understand why it escalated, why there was anger by the officers. why the screaming compared to the calm of a man pulled over. we are still waiting to figure out what, if their answer can ever come. frankly, what you saw was nothing what was prepared for

nichols was pronounced dead three days later. of law enforcement across the country have condemned the actions of the officers in that video. just tonight, several police unions including the los angeles police detective lead dominic league said, "the killing of tyre nichols at the hands of these police officers is repugnant and the complete antithesis of how honorable law enforcement professionals conduct themselves every day." the officers accused of the brutal beating have been fired and charged with second-degree murder and other felonies, but letting the legal process play out does not seem to be of interest to some. antifa put out a bulletin calling for violence even though tyre's own family has called for peace. >> we want peace. we do not want any type of uproar. we do not want any type of disturbance. we want peaceful protests. that's what the family wants, that's what the community wants. >> i don't want us burning up their cities, tearing up the streets, because that's not what my son stood for. >> that's right. >> if

officers kicking tyre nichols. he is - also taste, pepper sprayed and struck multiple times with a baton. tyrehols ' did not figback. he is laying on ground with no aid being rendered for almost 30 minutes. can be heard saming for his mother , who is within 100 yards away from where he was beaten. authoritiesaid he was pulled over on suspicion of reckless driving. there was a brief struggle and he ran off. hey caught up to the me that is when the beating happened. tyre nichols' fay reviewed the video before it was released to the public. his mother was notwith him during pain in her stomach at the same time. >> there was pain i was feng, and i did not even my son was calling my name , and i was only feet away i did not even hear him. you have nclue how i feel right now. >> the five ofers involved were fired and now face fely charges including second-degree murder, aggravated assault, and official misconduct. lawyers for two of the officers said their clients will plead not guilty . former perspective, we aroing by

. >> tia: that's all you can do. >> nichole: that's all you can do. >> tia: it's getting bad. >> nichole: in about 20 minutes we still down with bob golic and his his take on what's next for the brownies. >> we have to hear what he says. how kanye west reacted when his wife kim called 911 about being held up at gunpoint. sam. >> samantha: time is i want to show you the fog situation in sandusky. this is not the only place where we wake up to fog. look at this. you should see the whole park from this vantage point, but you cannot see anything. please drive slowly if you run into any fog. we'll take a closer look the athe day ahead coming up after the break. >> nichole: coming up, we ask questions about new and easier ways to detect and even beat ? ? ? ? can you say i love it? ? ? oh love it? ? ? can you say hey? ? ? hey! ? ? that's the spirit! oooooh.? ? ooh ooh ? ? wooh ooh ? ? sing sing, baby baby i love you. oh yes.? ? ooooh oooh.? >> tia: breaking news at 6:13 on you cleveland fire is working a fire on the 1100 block on east 175th street. this is a live look at the scene. you see all

tyre nichols that's video. tyre nichols guilt.and so the implication that we are still in a place where the person who has suffered from police violence, the person who is now dead after a traffic stop, would be guilty for his own murder is a very sad but relevant reminder that we are going to be in the situation for a while, because society still refuses to see what we are really dealing with. >> brittani, let's talk about human nature. then you could get tyre's law on the books, the fact that you have to put anything like that as a law is disgusting to me. the idea that you have for somebody under the law to have to intervene when fellow officer is doing something illegal, but there are rules. policies, procedures, and all these departments. i'm having this conversation over an over again this morning because it doesn't make sense to me. you keep on trying to pass legislation, which obviously would be great, but you have to change the culture. and i asked some of these gusts, how do you reform, this and it's really just kind of

nichols. pepper spray was deployed. mr. nichols fled on foot.er altercation at a nearby location at which the serious injuries were experienced by mr. nichols. after some period of time, waiting around after, he was taken away by ambulance. beyond that, i don't think we should go into further details. >> did the police delay calling the ambulance? >> there was an elapsed period of time, but if you wash the video, you can make that judgment for yourself. amy: we want to thank you, amber sherman, member of the black lives matter memphis chapter. the host of the podcast "the law according to amber." we will keep people updated at democracynow.org on what happens this weekend. thank you so much. when we come back, we are joined by ben crump, one of the lawyers for the family of tyre nichols. he is in memphis. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we continue today's show in this, tennessee. on thursday, five fired police officers have been arrested and charged with

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

nichole: a fishing boat sinks off the coast. the rescue at sea to get the crew to safety. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. reid: we start with breaking on the street with serious injuries. police say she was found just after 11:00 last night on pawtucket boulevard and rushed to the hospital, but did not survive. they also believe she was involved in a fight outside a home on that street after being asked to leave a party. lowell police are working with the massachusetts state police and the middlesex d.a. on this investigation. we have a crew on the scene and will bring you more when we know it. nichole: also breaking, a manhunt underway in san antonio , texas tonight after a police officer was shot to death in his pulled up behind him. that driver got out of the car and shot the officer two times in the head. the officer was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. san antonio police have not yet released the name of the slain officer, but confirm he was a 20-year veteran of the force.

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nichols died 3 days later. chief scott says this incident is impacting police departments around the country that back and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his department in a fair way to process. they also have a special unit created to prevent these types of incidents. the name of field training course options. and that is what they do for time. examine. >> procedures are protocols, tactical situations. >> and they come out of that lesson learned sore officers trained to be better. >> coronation on leadership even when the sergeant is not president. retired police captain yolanda williams also spoke at the event. >> she says she was even more disappointed that 5 black officers were responsible for the beating. they also discredited to a certain extent black police officers. we fought so hard to become officers and police agencies for you and it was hard as it as a black person to get through it successfully. and the

thank you so much for joining us i'm brian duffy. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky in for tia ewing this morning. we have of one delay so far at the bolt tom of the screen and find them at cleveland19.com. let's get to sam roberts right away. it sounds like an all-day event. >> samantha: we will have snow especially in the snowbelt. this afternoon you might see a few additional snowshowers. get ready for that and the cold, too. it's a big story into the weekend. 22 right now in cleveland. good morning to you in canton. we're at 20. doesn't feel like it, though. it feels like it's in the single digits and it will feel like it's in the single digits and teens pretty much all day. this is your forecast windchill through time. look at that. feeling like 11 degrees at 2:00. that wind, it just bites you, right? it doesn't really feel that bad wind. so where is the snow now? if you wake up with me downtown, you walk outside and be like, my car is covered in snow. what do i do? right? most of the falling snow has moved out of downtown cleveland. there's still a little bit falling to the south of

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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

officers continue to hit nichols and use pepper spray.ichols eventually slumps over unconscious, but for 21 minutes no one on the scene appears to render the aid that might have saved his life. in just a moment, we'll speak to ben crump, the attorney for tyre nichols' family. shimon prokupecz joins us. the five now former police officers are charged with second degree murder. just a short time ago we learned that special unit they belonged to is now permanently deactivated. the police chief is disbanding it. >> reporter: this is significant, pam, because this is something family members, community leaders have been calling for, this disbandment of this cscorpion unit that the fie former officers were part of. they drove around in unmarked cars and were used to fight crime in heavy crime areas. let me read the statement from the police chief. she writes that in the process of listening intently to the family of tyre nichols, community leaders and the uninvolved officers who have done quality work in their assignments, it is in the best int

nichols. >> tyre nichols. >> shock, outrage and protests across the u.s. after surveillance video shows how memphis police officers brutally beat a 29-year-old man who died from his injuries. >>> and another video we're just seeing. the moment when the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi is attacked by a home intruder. >>> and there's been another shooting in jerusalem following a deadly attack at a synagogue. we'll go live for the latest. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> we're seeing a lot of anger across the united states this morning and demands for police reform, but all of it has been peaceful. the american cities were on edge that they might not be. this after the city of memphis released shocking police videos of the january 7th attack. in memphis, for example, protestors marched on to a major interstate bridge across the mississippi river bringing traffic to a standstill. no arrests. tyre nichols died three days after the viole

nichole. nichole: right now, two masked robbers are on the run, after holding-up a woman inside a brockton gas station. they burst in, and threatened her with weapons. newscenter 5's rhondella richardson reports, the victim is asking for help to find them. because i would not give them more money. rhondella: showing preserverance that comes with needing to provide for her family chrissi , pamales is working the same oak street gas statoion cash register that was stormed friday around at 10:20 p.m., by two armed masked men. >> it was so scary. one had a knife. the other had a gun. they were both skinny and short. rhondella: they took up to 300 dollars in cash and ordered her to the floor. >> they told me to get to the floor and not to press buttons and they left -- they then left. rhondella: taking pamales totebag too. >> it had my paycheck and i had only $76. but i had my personal items. i had pictures. rhondella: the gas station was not busy at the time and she says the knife was this long, t

nichols. he died of some other cause.secution needs is one juror to go with them. jurors are often sympathetic to police. but, we have to give the movement for black lives credit because, it is responsible for these officers being fired so quickly. it is responsible for the fact they are criminal prosecutions, it is responsible for the fact there were not violent protests last night, because what the violence usually about is getting officers charged. and, because of the success of the movement these officers were charged. >> one thing keith ellison said last night is because of the success of the movement everyone sees these videos now. which, in jury selection can be seen as prejudicial. >> it may be seen as prejudicial but you would not want a juror who did not respond to this video with human empathy, that does not mean that they can't put aside their emotion and judge the case fairly. >> thank you for your help and analyzing this we always appreciate it, sorry it is always about things like this, professor george tow

nichols's family is reeling from the death.ere is his mother on cnn today. >> i don't have my baby. they had him --beat him to a pulp. he had bruises all over him, his head was swollen like a watermelon. they broke his neck. yamiche: it is just incredible and sad to hear her talk about her son's injuries. the police chief and fbi director described the video. >> a disregard for life. >> i have seen the video and i will tell you i was appalled. i am struggling to find a stronger word but i will tell you i was appalled. yamiche: law-enforcement agencies around the country are on high alert, bracing themselves for reaction to the video. some protests are already underway. joining me to discuss this and more, julia baker, wesley lowery , and in studio, claudia grisales, and ed o'keefe. wesley, i want to start with you. i almost don't have the words after watching the video to talk about this but i am going to try. i'm sure we are all watching this with heavy hearts. what sticks out to you as someone who unfortunately along with me

for tyre nichols, justice for tyre nichols!erica, who i am so proud to fight with yet again on the front line, my brother, attorney appro three. —— attorney tony romanucci. -- attorney tony romanucci. applause thank ou -- attorney tony romanucci. applause thank you again. — -- attorney tony romanucci. applause thank you again, ladies _ -- attorney tony romanucci. applause thank you again, ladies and _ thank you again, ladies and gentlemen. i do have a few points to cover— gentlemen. i do have a few points to cover your— gentlemen. i do have a few points to cover your today. we were here before — cover your today. we were here before you _ cover your today. we were here before you couple days ago, but we have to _ before you couple days ago, but we have to lead from the top, because i really want _ have to lead from the top, because i really want to talk to you a little bit about — really want to talk to you a little bit about these criminal charges, the gravity of the criminal charges and what — the gravity of the criminal char

like mcveigh, nichols is known to harbor anti-government views. >> terry nichols, just four days before blast, took out a new insurance policy on his pickup truck. >> an arrest warrant is quickly issued. later the same day nichols turns himself in. >> now it's become a recovery effort. >> authorities in the building behind me are coming across more bodies. >> most of the survivors wanted to go to most of the funerals, and that's tough going to 16 funerals. let me tell you. >> we needed to do -- police believed he is still in the building. >> finally on may 5th, 1995, with three victims still buried in the rubble, the search comes to an end. >> this was not two or three people from this city or two or three people from that city. this was oklahoma city. the terrorism was directed at the city. the terrorism was directed at its people. it was the sort of heart of oklahoma city. have come at a better time. these chevys are moving fast. i'll take that malibu. yeah excuse me, the equinox in atlantis blue is mine! i was here first, it's mine. i called about that one, it's mine. mine! mine. it'