reverend earl fisher, thank you very much. joining me now from memphis is rodney wells, tyre nichols' father. i want to give our deepest condolences to you. you should not have to be here tonight to talk about losing your son. but i thank you for being gracious enough to do it anyway. i want to give you a moment rather than to talk about the horrors that we just saw, i want you to tell us about tyre, tell us who he was as a person, as a living person, and what he meant to his family. >> tyre was a sweetheart. he had a very infectious personality. every time, you know, we worked together. so everybody at my job loved him to death. he was the kind of guy where you come in the door, you can't walk past him without getting a hug. you know, he's going to make sure, if you get past him, please rr going to make sure you come back and give him a hug. he's just that kind of person. and everybody adored him. when we had -- when this first happened, we had a balloon release at my job. and it was over 100 employees in the parking lot for

geoff: the reverend earle fisher, from abyssinian baptist church in tennessee, thank you for giving ustime. ♪ vanessa: in the day's other headlines -- new violence erupted in the middle east when a palestinian gunman killed 7 people in east jerusalem, before police killed him. it was one of the deadliest attacks on israelis in years. ambulance crews and police swarmed the scene near a synagogue. the attack came a day after israeli troops killed 10 palestinians in the occupied west bank. after those killings, militants in gaza fired rockets overnight, and israel's military answered with air strikes. there were no reported casualties in that exchange. russian artillery fire has claimed more lives in ukraine's eastern and southern regions. ukrainian officials say shelling today killed at least 10 people. meanwhile, the head of the u.n. refugee agency accused russia of kidnapping ukrainian children. in kyiv, filippo grandi said the russians are taking children from occupied areas, giving them passports and putting them up for adoption. mr. grandi: in situations of war, you cannot determine