but first i would like to play what happened when kyrie was pulled over.fficer said that it was for reckless driving. the memphis police chief says that they found no evidence to support that claim. in the video you are going to see officers dragging a very confused tyre nichols out of his car. i want to warn you that what we are showing you will be graphic, it will be violent, it is the most disturbing. here is a body cam video of the first encounter. >> get on the floor. get on the floor. >> i didn't do anything. >> all right, all right, all right. >> don't do that, okay? >> get on the [bleep] ground. i will tase you [bleep]. >> i'm on the ground -- i'm on the ground. >> lay down, lay down. >> i will [bleep] taser. get on the ground, right now. >> okay, all right, okay. okay, dude! >> put your hands behind your back. i will not hear [bleep] the [bleep] out. >> i'm just trying to go home! >> in case you missed it he said i am just trying to go home. after police tased, used a taser on tyre nichols, he gets up and tyre runs away. the police chiefs chase an

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the question is why is kyrie irving in trouble?d into the did the germans loot french art treasures. i'll start with the second one first. so the the the french were ingenious they took everything out of the louvre in their other major museums before. between september 1939 and in june 40, when the nazis came in. so they use that time to hide them in the country and, you know, chateaus. and so that's the nazis, although the nazis did a great deal of art, they didn't get as much they wanted to like, for instance, the mona lisa was not theirs for the taking. you know, you could you could, you know, kyrie's trouble right now go back to 1933 with hitler, when hitler, the term that he called, i can remember the german for he he coined what's called the big so if you if you make up a lie and you in it's big enough and if you say it often enough people will believe it. and he used that to disparage the -- and blame the --. the downfall of western civilization that that perpetuates now and by way, stalin stole the big lie concept he loved

on kyrie irving holdouts, filthy. he led the double 26 points that put the dubs up 15 4th quarter golden state with a seven-point lead. jordan poole hand down man down is a 10 point game. everyone smiling 0.17, but the next went on a run in the 4th down to kyrie irving with the pull-up jumper county found 38 per khiree. that gives the nets the lead moments later, dream on helps on khiree o'neale makes him pay. he knocks down the tray that gives brooklyn at 2 point lead final seconds of the game. 4 point nets lead step 3 while go down. jordan poole. he gets stripped. and that'll do it. warriors led 110 to 98 with 5 and a half minutes left. but the next and the game on a 22 to 6 run. they win it one. 21 16. the warriors have now lost 4 straight at home host the grizzlies on wednesday. so shocking loss not of the game. back to the top story today. of course, the 99 yeah. this is the matchup that i think everybody wanted. cisco. >> have probably been the best team in football from start to finish. absolutely. niners have

check out the moves that step puts on kyrie irving. he gets in the lane finishes over traffic staff at 26 that put the dubs of 15 4th quarter golden state. 7 point lead jordan poole knocks down that tray. it's all smiles. the warriors are up 10 late in the 4th. but the nets went on a run down to pull-up jumper and a foul. he finished with 38 points that gives the nets the lead moments later, draymond green helps on a driving kyrie irving roast for neil makes him pay. he knocks down that 3. brooklyn takes the 2 point lead final seconds of the game. 4 point. that's the lead. none of this really matters. those 4 points already. jordan poole tried to do some. he stripped that'll do it. warriors lead one 10, 98 with 5 and a half minutes left. but the nets and the game on a 22 to 6 run. they win one. 21 16, they've now lost 4 straight games at home to host the grizzlies on wednesday and said get the last laugh. >> a big growth. >> all right. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> thanks, jason. heading to lake tahoe where search an

especially because, you know, a guy like kyrie, i bring kyrie up because i think about him a lot.g that somebody else thought. and, you know, you see a guy like dana white slap his wife up on camera. i'm married and it just hurts me. dana white should fall all the way back. >> i appreciate you using your voice on that and mention fundamental we try to use these platforms do we start with the worst things, the action. >> oh, yeah. but what we're seeing with dana white is that there are very few consequences for powerful white men in this society. >> all right. >> there just aren't. dana white owns his company and he'll be able to hang on for a long time despite the despicable acts we've shown to have done. he's not going to pay the full weight of his actions and i think that is a consistent thing that we see throughout our -- >> i appreciate that and appreciate you bringing it up. that's serious. i'll go lighter. we do both. we go light sometimes. is that fair, elie? >> every now and again we do. >> i believe in trying new things. that brings me to something special. okay? >> all r

♪liberty liberty liberty♪ ♪liberty♪ >> kyrie was just a beautiful person. he was full of life.d and he loved to watch the sunsets. he was a great dad. and he just, around about good person. >> this evening we have been talking about tyre nichols, who was brutally beaten by five memphis police officers after a traffic stop earlier this month and died three days later. the officers have since been fired and charged with second degree murder in the horrific footage of them attacking tyreek was released last night, prompting protests across the country. because it is yet another grim reminder of how far we still have to go to address the systemic issues of racism and policing in america, since the killing of george floyd, over 140 police oversight and reform laws have been passed across the country. this, according to the new york times. that includes policies like restrictions on the use of force, and mandates at officers wear body cameras. policies that were implemented in memphis. and yet here we are. we clearly saw those reforms fail tyre. joining me now to discuss this is new

kyrie that's closer than the orbit of global satellites. it was the 4th closest approach to our planet on record. you can see the asteroid's path in these nasa renderings. nasa just discovered the astoria last weekend. the scientists say we were never in any danger of the asteroid actually are. it would transform into a 33,000 mile an hour fireball and burned up in the atmosphere. so they say we're all good. that's true. across ares fed close to the southern tip of south america. all right. well, there's else out there floating around that. we know there is coming up in the next hour. are you ready for the game? >> we've got all you need to know before the forty-niners take to the field in a live report from levi stadium. and in just a matter of hours, we're going to be getting body camera video and the night nancy pelosi says was attacked in their san francisco home. and the memorial grows as mourners repair for a vigil tonight for the half moon bay victims were going to all that and more coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. (vo) at well

the dubs had no answer for kyrie irving. the nets beat the dubs 120-116. it is the warriors' fourth loss in a row at chase center. >>> this one all bruins. the bruins shut out the sharks 4-0. the sharks have dropped five of their last six games. >>> next up, the niners hitting the road for philadelphia. i have got my bags packed in my gloves ready to go, so philadelphia, here we come! >> you are going and you will need them! >> i am cheating, i got a hand warmer! >> exact. a lot of layers. we are excited for you and excited for the 49ers as well. >> reporter: it should be a great game! >> enjoy philly and thanks a lot! >>> ahead, will people in the millennium tower have tilted floors forever? we will look at what residents of the tilting >>> returning to our top story tonight, investigators still trying to learn what motivated a man to go on a shooting rampage in southern california. >> it happened in monterey park. at least 10 people were killed and 10 were wounded. lolita lopez spoke with a witness who was inside the dance hall when the shots rang out. >

kyrie irving 12 of his 38 came in.y thompson was over seven on three, missing the go ahead. 20 seconds to go, warriors lose a tough one. they will host memphis at chase center on wednesday. abc7 sports is sponsored by river rock casino. countdown to philly officially take, tick, tick. >> i've already got people text messaging me and trash talking. what are you talking about? have they not been watching them? >> 12 straight wins. >> much more to come on abc7news at 11:00. detail the type of town and makeup that is monterey park. the community mourns lives lost on what should have been a fun lunar new year celebration. plus memorial police summary presley the graceland service meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all ha

you know, kyrie's parents are gonna be at the state of the union.iden is gonna be talking about this at the state of the union. you know he wants to re-up efforts on capitol hill. i wonder if you think there is the will to get this done, and in the absence of federal legislation, what then can be done? >> i think, alicia, certainly the president can take some action, and we've been calling for that for sometime and we will continue to call for it. but i do think part of what we're seeing in this case is what some of us have known for sometime, and that is the culture of policing in this country is really described and bust characterized by secrecy. because we know, oftentimes, police gonna close ranks. we know police shootings will come out and offer all kinds of justifications to escape accountability. in essence, it's unmistakable at this point that the culture of policing, what we see as modern-day policing in this country, as one that we have to understand is characterized by violence, aggression, and secrecy. and in some ways, lies. often, we s

kyrie could do anything t tomorrow. >> tyrus: they are ranked 1st?for the second season of it.ag if you haven't watched it already, do.seco so fabulous. and my prediction politically was that biden announces re-election and no primary so il guess it's youec and me kid. >> judge jeanine: how much? jesse and did i 100.an geraldo will probably do a thousand. >> judge jeanine: jean. >> jesse: take your money. >> jessica: bet my money.er >> jesse: eagles will beat the bengals. not convicted and just arrested. and the amount of fraternity i from a --paternity will surpris. >> jessica: it's paid family leave. >> jesse: they don't call it paternity leave? >> jessica: we don't have to gender anything, don't we? >> dana: oh, don't we? >> jesse: there goes my? resolution. >> tyrus: celtics will win the nba championship very excited about that elon musk will buy disney. >> judge jeanine: wow. >> tyrus: clean that place up. i believ ce he canan he will but under a scootch of 25 billion because of all the taxes they owe since desantis took awaye de their state sta

i don't think we about kyrie's mother, and about his side, i don't think about the loss, and public grief we need to see over, at over. with what the video fetch, think about the beginning of the encounter. when the police officer approaches the car and he snatches him out of the car. think about how he's talking to him talking at the level of violence in the voice and the inaction, that happens every single day. if communities of color, every single day. between black and brown folks, poor, folklore they are dehumanized. they need to ascend to the absolute authority of somebody who refuses to recognize that as a rights bearing citizen. and then that eventually elevates every now and then to someone dying. so, i want to say that at the heart of this, this generalize sense of disregard. that's a part of a former policing, organize state violence, that weather -- mother it's peter laying, whether it's black officers, or whether it's white police officers. when it comes to addressing people of color in communities of color, they don't give a blank about what the body that standing in front o

well, it is video of the alleged beating death of kyrie nichols, five memphis police officers that we are expecting to see this afternoon bulls died from the injuries sustained three days after that brutal encounter with police during and profit stop now, five officers were east charged with second degree murder, assault, kidnapping, official misconduct and official oppression. in the death of nickels. attorneys for the families noted that prosecutors move swiftly again. those five blocks officers blogger, can you tell us we gotta wait six months to a year even though we got a video with evidence something excessive voice crime no more. can you tell us that anymore? because with these five black person you all moving swiftly. the video is just being released right now, i'm told and we will have more on that coming up a little bit later in the newscast, memphis officials say they are bracing themselves for possible protests . the family urging everyone to protest peacefully information and the half moon beijing apparent motive now behind that tragedy, a dispute over having to pay $100

he is with the supervisor at the first interaction with kyrie. he lives -- you can hear him say on the microphone, hey, when they catch him, i hope they stop him. that is the mentality. >> unbelievable. last night with chris hayes, you said the people have been coming for where. they say they have been complaining about the scorpion unit of which many of these officers were a part of. have you learn anything about the complaints? >> yeah this, we have had two gentlemen now come and tell us that they were attacked by the organized crime unit. one of the gentlemen said that it happened four or five days before tyre was attacked. he said that he was simply going to get pizza. all of a sudden, he was at a stop sign. they come up and grab him out of the car. they are cursing at him. there is all of this stuff that they are saying. they say they put a gun to his head. think of that he survived the pleas confrontation. he said that he told twice to the members of the police department. he was trying to make complaints against these officers. nobody ever

. >> office police also disbanded the scorpion unit that was responsible for kyrie nichols's death.hed with great fanfare, saturating the cities crime hotspots and the homicide rate was on the rise in 2021. as he wrote in the new york times, such elite police units make things worse quote, they all rest on the idea that to be effective, police officers need less oversight. that is a fundamental misconception. police here in the u.s. killed far more civilians than police in other wealthy countries, just look at the start from the prison policy initiative. as protesters around the country mourn tyre nichols, fort words at the insidious heart of this crisis echoes in the mind of anyone who watched that video. give us your hands, that is next. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. in the incredibly disturbing video of memphis police officers beating and ultimately killing tyre nicho

the scale and ignored who is actually vulnerable to these things and guys like djokovic, guys like kyrie vaccines and said i should be able to make a personal choice or aaron rodgers are demonized for that but they're making their own health decisions. i think that's what everyone has to do now, especially this far away. it's insane. >> brian: but we are banning china because it's running rampant over here so we're actually going to start screening them by a president they called the former president xenophobic. >> pete: how cool is that. if you started this and you won't acknowledge it and you cover it up and because of your policies it's spreading more, then you can have a targeted policy against a country that is perpetuating it. that's fine. that's not what this is. >> brian: just going to warn you china is very sensitive about the fact that they started this world pandemic. so just tread likely. thank you, pete. appreciate it. >> pete: i'm sensitive about a lot of things. >> brian: you are very sensitive. coming up straight ahead the house will attempt again to elect a speaker today

where is up by 12 at the half kyrie irving, though he leads the nets on a 12 nothing run.nocking down the three tying the game at 75. he had 38 points . curry breaks the tie, wild sequence bodies scrambling for the ball. everybody's going down, but cur 43 of the game. ha team high. 26 warriors. no blow at 10 point lead the last five minutes, royce o'neill key three gives the nets to lead with 27 seconds left to go. clay thompson had a chance to put the warriors in the lead, but no, he misses the three and that's it. the nets win at 1 21 16 warriors dropped to one game below 500, steve kerr said. that's just who we are. right now. we're just not a great team. sports wrap tonight. big show tonight. lots of minor stuff. yeah, we'll talk about it. all right, jason next at 11. it was just heartbroken that people can't just celebrate with their families and safely. tragedy in monterey park, the man suspected of killing 10. people at a lunar new year celebration is dead, but questions about why this happened remain unanswered tonight. 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now. h

. >> i spoke with kyrie's mother, and expressed my condolences and told her that i was going to be making the congress to pass the george floyd act. we should get this under control. i can only do so much in the executive order at the federal level. >> with me now, democratic congresswoman ayanna pressley of massachusetts. congresswoman, do you see any moves from congress that leads to the george floyd i act getting to the presidents desk, and if not, what do you think is realistic in this moment? >> first, let me just center this young black man. 29 years old, rovaniemi deserve to see their son grow old. he deserved tyre to see his son go grow old. as a wife and a mother, i am heartbroken devastated. i'm so tired of black man being killed unjustly at the hands of police. this trauma is intergenerational, and yet again, we see black parents waylaid weeping, a community grieving. tyre should be trending for a beautiful picture of a sunset that he took, or a playful moment with his son, or maybe even being employee of the month and fedex. not for this. and so what is it going to take? i am

. >> i spoke with kyrie's mother.ressed my condolences and told her, that i was going to be making the case for the congress to pass the george floyd act. i was really pleased that she called for a peaceful protest, no violence. >> during those remarks to reporters, the president did say, he was concerned about the potential for violent protests, but he also added, what might happen in the wake of this tragedy will actually demonstrate a lot about what kind of a nation in the united states really is. so, as for what's next, president and vice president have both called for a swift full and transparent investigation, and they've also pledged to push for more meaningful movement on police reform on capitol hill. beyond what the president has been able to do through executive action so far. katie? >> thanks to you, monica alba, so, for more on all of this and whether the congress can actually find some bipartisan common ground to finally pass meaningful police reform, we are joined this morning by congresswoman deborah r

things that can make our communities safe from the ground up, which certainly memphis deserves, and kyrieerved. >> we are going to get into that in just a second. but i wanted to get your thoughts on the actual charges. we know that the officers who attacked her we are facing several of them, including misconduct, aggravated cannot, being second degree murder, break down if you will what these charges mean and what we can expect to see next in the legal process, and if they are convicted on them. >> certainly, starting with the second degree murder charge, the prosecution would have to prove that those charged with the crime unknowingly caused the death of tyre. which means that one acts knowingly under tennessee law when they know that their actions will have a particular result. so the prosecution would have to prove that they in some, way, shape or form near that their actions would result in the death of tyre. and that may prove a little difficult, because they had the defense of, i didn't know i was going to kill him, i thought i was going to injure him, and i know that sounds rather

. >> office police also disbanded the scorpion unit that was responsible for kyrie nichols's death.re, saturating the cities crime hotspots and the homicide rate was on the rise in 2021. as he wrote in the new york times, such elite police units make things worse quote, they all rest on the idea that to be effective, police officers need less oversight. that is a fundamental misconception. police here in the u.s. killed far more civilians than police in other wealthy countries, just look at the start from the prison policy initiative. as protesters around the country mourn tyre nichols, fort words at the insidious heart of this crisis echoes in the mind of anyone who watched that video. give us your hands, that is next. give us your hands, that i next next our family's diet, the more choices, the better. that's why america's beverage companies are working together to deliver more great tasting options with less sugar or no sugar at all. in fact, today, nearly 60% of beverages sold contain zero sugar. different sizes? check. clear calorie labels? just check. with so many options, it'

that attack led to kyrie's death three days later, on january 10th.the officers were charged with second degree murder, and other charges last week. we are not going to be showing you that traumatizing video again today. i believe there have been many opportunities for folks to see it, we played it yesterday. but we are going to dig into some lingering questions. will this time be different? will justice be served? will it be this time that measures are taken to stop abuse at the hands of people who are supposed to serve and protect us? people in every major city, and many smaller towns across america, have shown up to protest the brutal assault he experienced. americans have just had enough. here's what they have to say at protests in washington. >> to hear a young man plead for his life, i have a black son, and to hear him call for his mama -- those are words i never want to hear or see my son, or look at it on tv. to hear my son coffers mama before takes his last breath. >> many other brothers and sisters died. but this one is more traumatizing, be

how many times do you need to see someone like kyrie brutally beaten and this video.neck for nine minutes for something to actually happen. how bad does it need to get? i will read for folks are part of the statement from senator tim scott so they can understand. he said the footage is drawing and unnerving, we cannot let the pain of the nichols family be unveiled. let us listen to the plea and make our voices heard, peacefully in a productive way that forwards the cause of justice in a more just america. it serves as a call to action with lawmakers that every looked full. every level call to action, and lawmaker. as anybody in the house that would even hear him if in fact he decided to walk across the street? >> look, that remains to be seen. you have to make the walk first. it is one thing not to, walk it's another to walk and get in the room and no one listens to you. and you know exactly where we stand. then it's obvious, we know where you stand because you are carrying that message of the pain of the family into that caucus to try and do something. if the caucus

that you have skin in the game when you do the kinds of things that you have done in this case of kyrie nichols. >> and to be, fair qualified immunity music and be sued by the family, cannot be sued by the work they do in the course of their policing, even if determined that that policing was bad policing, and that is part of the problem we have, non one hand that is true on the other hand attorney crump we spoke to this morning and the nicholson family, terry nichols family has said they wanted first degree murder charges, but they are not dissatisfied with the idea that the second degree murder charges, however, as you know charles alone are complicated and even things that look like slammed ox are not when it comes to police. >> i warn people and i will be doing this in the usual eulogy that this will be a long road, and they will try to separate these trials, try to prolong them so that the media is gone, one of the reasons why families engage with groups like national action network, is we are here for the long run i spent time last night talking to people who i thought would 30 is

so often, when someone like kyrie is killed, and we see the video come out, what we hear, unfortunately the white house, from -- folks all across the country, is for us to remain peaceful. instead of demanding that the police remain peaceful. because they're actually the ones that killed somebody. and justice is what keeps the piece. so i'm really hoping that the frame is broad. i'm hoping that it pulls away from this idea of funding police even more than they've already been funded, given the fact that that funding continues to fund our demise. and i'm hoping that it's broad and recognizing that when we call three allocate funding away from the police and to social and community services, we're talking about a broad set of solutions. we're always talking about housing, substance abuse treatment, mental health care, general health care. we're talking about gun control. we're talking about funding true community violence intervention that's led by folks on the ground. we're talking about ensuring that people have livable wages. we're talking about how to wholeheartedly and in a full way

his mother has been saying that she believes he was given, that her son kyrie was given an assignment by god and that this his assignment was to shane, make a change in the way, please can't conduct themselves in this country. one thing we heard from the lawyer is he calling for tennessee to act a duty to intervene law there about 6 states in the country, michigan, taking up a similar bill that would basically tell police officers if they see a fellow officer doing wrong, they have a responsibility legally, to intervene, to stop that. so we're taking see now that they're going to try and push that legislation through in tennessee, but was really heartfelt just now his mother, she said, you know, tyree always told me he was going to be famous. i never thought it was going to be like this. again saying she believed his death will lead to greater change in this country. and then she went on to say that she is praying for these 5 officers who now been charged with 2nd degree murder and their families. and at 1st i think it's important to point out that the family wanted to see them charge

to be spectacular at least a spectacular throw with one hand performed by the defender of the hosts kyriehe leader of the nets won with a large score. kevin durant gave the mbappa his t-shirt, however, in the nomination. the brightest game of the year while cleveland and chicago win in the first in turn, thanks to the incredible game of tonen mitchell, the cleveland basketball player was unstoppable throughout the meeting in the last seconds, when his team was inferior, mitchell did not convert a free kick. he was the first to get the ball and still sent it to the basket, thereby earning two points and equalizing the score in overtime. cleveland brought the matter to victory and mitchell finished the meeting with an incredible score of 71 points. only six players in the history of the league managed to reach the mark of 70 outside any doubt. in a month leader cavaliers will receive an invitation to the next match of the nba stars, which will be held in salt-leit city in the city where mitchel spent five seasons playing for youtube jazz as part of the star cand. he will also be able to com