when he first made his way into nichole's room, he noted, just like the emts, that nichole's body felt warm. she obviously had not been there very long. when we made our way back into taylor's room, taylor was just the opposite. he was very cold to the touch. andrea canning: the way it looked to lieutenant tucker, taylor died much earlier than nichole did. if he was right, taylor couldn't have killed his mother. and then there was a mysterious piece of evidence found outside the house on the day of the killings. miles tucker: one of the investigators located a rag with blood on it inside jason's truck. and it was very bright red. so that-- that signaled to the investigators that that was fresh blood. andrea canning: back in the interview room, investigators pressed jason about his relationship with nichole. philip kemp: you and your wife real close? yeah, pretty close. philip kemp: do you consider her your best friend? yeah. i mean, we had a falling outs, but yeah. philip kemp: when was the last one? yesterday, day before. philip kemp: what was it about? i ain't-- nothing-- nothing-- n

tyre nichols trial is going on right now in memphis, tennessee. we can never take for granted that when a black person in america is killed by a police officer that they are going to get justice. we cannot take it for granted. we cannot take it for granted could rihanna to -- breonna taylor -- for granted. breonna taylor. breonna taylor. my heart is broken for her mother. her heart must be broken in million pieces, dr. crenshaw. in her own home, her body mutilated with bullet holes while she is practically naked in her nightgown. everybody knows the police line to get the no-knock warrant. everybody knows they are lying. now we are going to say that does not matter? that the reason she is dead is because her boyfriend, a law-abiding black man in ama tod amendment like any other citizen, you're going to say it is his fault and they go free? wild rihanna -- wild rihanna is dead in her -- while breonna taylor is dead in her grave? tyree nichols, sonya massey, breonna taylor, families are here to talk and help give attention to all the other tragedies

nichols.es, and again, the prosecutors say, and i'm going to quote them here, "they stood by his dying body and laughed." and laughed. the autopsy showed he died from blunt force trauma. what do prosecutors do with this testimony? >> there's all this video evidence from the officers who were on the scene. chris, when you see those videos, it looks like a crowd scene, which makes it even more tragic that people didn't step up to help mr. nichols. they might have been able to save his life. officers will be shown live, in person to the jury, and again, that's extremely credible evidence. now, we have seen cases in which jurors have this video evidence of alleged police brutality, and they don't convict. but one of the things we're seeing since the murder of george floyd is prosecutors are getting savvy at how to win these cases. most of the recent high profile cases there have been convictions, again, this body cam footage is a key part. jurors can believe their own eyes, and, chris, there's no

family and tyre nichols themselves, you cannot water this down.hese are the moments where we watched tyre nichols be killed by these defendants. there's no way around that, no way to sugar coat that. they have to see it. you have to approach with an appropriate level of sensitivity, but you cannot water it down. you have to prepare the jury for it and show them as much of it as possible so they cannot ignore. remember, the standard here is beyond a reasonable doubt. with the copious amount of body camera footage you have, you want to leave as little doubt as possible in the minds of these jurors that listen, the job this person came to do as a prosecutor in terms of convicting these individuals and trying to bring some level of comfort to the nichols family has been satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt. we have seen it with our own eyes, and watched the tape, despite how uncomfortable it may have been. >> two other officers took plea deals. if they testify, what do they bring to the case? >> they bring corroboration. they bring the idea of what int

now, tyre nichols died on january 10, 2023, just three days after five police officers brutally beat him while attempting to arrest him, joining me now as cnn legal analyst joey jackson. joey, good morning to you. tell me how you think this trial of these three officers will play out given that there have been plea deals and the other two officers have agreed to cooperate and potentially testify in these trials yeah. >> amara, good morning to you. the answer very directly and objectively is not very well for them and the reason i say that is certainly everyone's presumed innocent until proven guilty. that is the centerpiece of our system at the end of the day though, what's about me? but incident we know is we look at them there. that is. those were accused and are standing trial. that is very compelling evidence in the case. there'll be video that is introduced to the jury that will allow them to see and judge for themselves with respect to the conduct the real defense would be if they were justified in any way and doing it. and when you look good people who are beating him to the p

nichols for having too run after him, having to clear their own eyes from pepper spray.g to hear, i think a very different version of what happened that night when those two officers that have played guilty come into that courtroom. >> so the lieutenant who said that these offices did not follow them department policy also said during a video that showed police trainees hitting a dummy in the face, pepper spraying the dummy holding the domain by the neck, needing into the abdomen. that these were instruction aryee things. and that there is this kind of escalation in or discretion i should say that as afforded to an officer based on the situation, how do you think that plays with the jury that yes, they didn't follow the department policies, but also they have a lot of leeway here. >> oh, i think is going to be devastating to the case of these defendants. i'm puzzled myself at this point, by the defense the strategy that's being used, particularly because all of the video camera, all of the footage from the body camera is just inconsistent with the arguments that the lawy

nichols responds telling the officers to leave him alone and even challenging them to shoot.ers, but it appears they have in effect. the confrontation moves back on the platform where a video then shows mix if also rushing towards one of the officers, and that's when shots are fired. nichols and and an officer were both injured and an innocent bisustained who was headed to work tragically was left critically wounded. the mayor, eric adams, and the nypd have expressed condolences but said, look, the shooting was justified. >> our prayers go out to the families. this is fast moving, fast paced and a special situation, and we did the best we could. to protect our lives and the lives of the people on that train. >> reporter: protests have erupted this week because of bystander gregory dell pesh injured in the gun fire. he's reportedly still hospitalized for his injuries. his family and his attorney say the shooting was careless. >> because of this, he's fighting for his life. there's no reason why he should be shot. that is unacceptable and this is rest -- reckless. >> reporter:

news business and data reporter, brian cheung, national affairs correspondent with the nation john nichols, and director of polling at the harvard kennedy institute of politics and msnbc political contributor, john della volpe. nbc business correspondent christine romans will be here in just a second. brian, i shall begin with you, explain what we saw, and also tell me what he said in his news conference. >> yeah, and it's still going on right now. the big news,s big take away is federal reserve went big, decided to cut the interest rate by half a percentage point. there was expectation they could do that. it was a tossup. wall street analysts were arguing with one another. we know they're going to cut interest rates, would they cut by a quarter point or go big and a half point. they're going with the bigger option. the reason why is really the concerns about the labor market. what has been the story in the economy, it's been high inflation. the federal reserve raised interest rates to make those inflation rates come down, which they have, but the concern as of late is the unemployment rat

agent nichole parker as well will join me later. so she will be with me to digest anything we find and also to talk more widely about the new details coming out in this case. tensions between israel and the terror group hezbollah have reached a fever pitch at this hour. remember, they are hours ahead of us and it is already nightfall there. this is lebanon. you would be looking from the northern part of israel into lebanon. they are seven hours difference there. both sides, the terrorists and the government, the military of israel, hezbollah are terrorists, have accelerated attacks on each other over the weekend closer the region to all-out war. israel is already fighting hamas terrorists. now to the north hezbollah. president biden says the united states is doing -- a quote -- everything we can to prevent that. but some are blaming his failures for the situation that we're in right now. a critical point for israel, our strongest ally in the region. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the israeli defense force s

nichole parker, fox news contributor and former f.b.i. agent. look, nichole, this is a lot., force, exploiting and abusing women to perform multiple acts of sex with male sex workers called freakoffs. the details were unmissable in all of this. your first reaction, and legally what does this expose combs to? >> first of all, these investigations in my opinion are the most serious and the darkest that you will conduct as a law enforcement officer. that is exactly what you heard. this is a 14-page indictment with three counts. the abuse, the harm, the danger that these victims were placed in for years. this is an ongoing pattern of diddy's behavior. it didn't start yesterday. it has been going on since 2008. his attorney has come out and said this is an unjust prosecution. i've seen an unjust prosecution. we all have in this country. this is anything but an unjust prosecution. i would say that this is a rock solid indictment and it is time that this individual, diddy, takes it seriously. he has been in a position of power for so many years and runs this huge empire. a lot of p

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nichols' mother spoke outside the courthouse yesterday. >> our hope is that they're found guilty, and to show the world that my son was a good person. and he wasn't the criminal that they're trying to make him out to be. >> the trial is expected to last several weeks. the officers could face life in prison if convicted. >>> the rail company involved in the toxic derailment in east palestine, ohio, has now fired its ceo. this, just days after cnbc reported norfolk southern was investigating allan shaw over alleged inappropriate workplace relationship. he was ousted after he was found to have violated company policy by having a consensual relationship with another,tive w another executive who was also fired. >>> turning to the worsening wildfire emergency in southern california where dozens of homes have been destroyed and several people injured, including firefighters. dana griffin has the latest. >> reporter: in southern california, the race to escape. a barefoot woman narrowly skewed b narrowly rescued by a fire crew. flames destroying at least 39 homes. this woman and her cat helped

. >> that the some of the of tyre nichols.ng a to combat police misconduct. the federal trial for the memphis police officers were fatally beat her son this past week. prosecutors said the police lied admitting the fat they repeatedly kicked and punched him in the moments leading to his death. you just saw his peers? >> yes. the parents of tyre nichols and when i left work yesterday and i stopped at h&m and they were in there. i said i thought you were already gone? they run panels. he said we will stay tonight and attend a dinner. i asked how they were feeling with the trial getting started. they said it's difficult. there are three different attorneys and they said it will take time. it won't happen overnight. misses wells said, when the officer attorney stands up and said, if you look at the video, my clients only punched him five times. when this is a defense, they said it's difficult to relive but it's important to them they continue to raise their voices to tell their son's story to get some semblance, i don't even know

nichols. his mother blames congress for inaction. their blood is on your the congressional black caucus calls these women, the mothers of the movement. >> as its members try to pass federal criminal justice reform to create safer communities and to hold police officers accountable. cbc chair congressman steven horsford supports the george floyd justice in policing act. >> in part the legislation would improve betting to make sure bad actors are not rehired as officers and restrict the use of no-knock warrants and chokeholds. we will not stop fighting. for you or the loss of your loved ones. republicans largely oppose the bill over at allowing individual officers to be sued over their actions. they prefer to hold the officers, employers responsible. in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> gamestop will be closing more locations. the company says it had a disappointing earnings report struggled to sell hardware in its stores and more games are downloaded digitally. if not simply ordered online. so the brick and mortar is tough. the next ro

federal prosecutors today argued that these officers took turns beating tyre nichols, but the defense said that the cops' actions were in line with their training. now, two other ex-officers, desmond mills and emmitt martin iii have pleaded guilty and will testify, prosecutors said. the three men could face life in prison if convicted. lester. >> okay, priscilla, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, inflation is coming down. so are mortgage rates. but there's one big problem for those looking to buy a home. in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. oh-ho-ho, look at that jet stream. [ whistles ] if you're over 50, talk to your doctweather.armacist oh, boy. yep, they're calling it an atmospheric river. it is coming down. [ cellphone buzzes, chimes ] oh, flood warning in louisian

nichols, as you might remember, was severely beaten by five cops after a traffic stop earlier last year. he died in the hospital after medics failed to administer aid. demaryius bean, and justin smith have pleaded not guilty to civil rights violations, conspiracy to tamper with evidence and obstruction of justice. two other former cops involved in the case have accepted plea deals. >>> arizona police say some 30 people were injured in an alleged drunk driving incident. on saturday night, a 73-year-old plan drove into an elks lodge when he was trying to leave. he was arrested after the crash, and official says alcohol was a contributing factor. at least ten people were taken to local hospitals, and five others drove themselves. one is in critical but stable condition. others were treated on the scene for minor injuries. >>> we're going turn to state of emergency in southern california. thousands of people racing to evacuate from a fast-moving wildfire. the line fire has devoured more than 20,000 acres. tens of thousands of buildings, and homes now at risk. dana griffin has the details. >

nichols was severely beaten by five cops after a traffic stop last year. he later died in the hospital after medics failed to administer aid. tadarrius bean, demetrius haley and justin smith have all pleaded not guilty to civil rights violations, conspiracy to tamper with evidence and obstruction of justice. two other former cops involved in the case have accepted plea deals so far. >>> hundreds of protesters gathered in seattle this weekend in memory of a dual american turkish citizen who was shot and killed friday in the west bank while protesting israeli settlements there. eyewitnesses say 26-year-old was shot in the head by idf soldiers. demonstrators marched through downtown seattle on saturday demanding a ceasefire between israel and hamas. the idf says it is looking into ag's death. her family has called for an independent investigation. >>> three israelis were shot to death at a keyboarder crossing sunday. they were all workers at the allen b. bridge crossing into jordan in the israeli occupied west bank. the gunman was a jordanian truck driver who

an autopsy shows nichols died as a result of blows to the head and ruled a homicide.osecutor, david henry, great seeing you. tell us what you're watching for in this trial, and give us a context of what it is that this trial is all about? >> at the end of the day, the primary thing i'm watching for in the trial is to see what the sentencing ends up being at the end of the trial. this is the reason why. this trial feels right and wrong at the same time. it feels right because if you participate in beating someone to death in public, you should be facing upwards of life in prison. it feels wrong because you and i have discussed several cases in the past few years where officers have killed an unarmed black person and not faced these citizens. if an ordinary citizen kills someone by shooting them, choking them or beating them, you're not going to see a wide variance in the penalty they are going to see in court. in cases officers shot or strangled someone, they received 20 years. one of the officers pled to 40 careers. it will be interesting to see how they're punished a

tom nichols, you wrote "policy isn't going to win this election." you write, "one of the myths of american policies is detailed policy positions are crucial to winning elections. yes, policy matters in broad strokes. candidates take general positions on issues such as taxes, abortions, and foreign policy. rather than study white papers or ponder reports from thinktank, however, most voters count on parties and candidates to signal broad directions and work out the details later. in the 2024 election, policy details matter even less than they usually do. vice president kamala harris and her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, seem to have figured this out. policy proposals are supposed to differentiate the candidates, but drawing policy distinctions with trump is hard when he presents almost nothing beyond, i will fix it." that's all he says, tom nichols. this stuff never would have happened if i had been there. i'm going to fix everything when i get there. i alone can fix it, he famously said. there are legitimate questions we've asked many,

the bombing select mcveigh and nichols met each other through their service. they trained together at fort riley, kansas, before mcvey deployed to the gulf as part of the broad one infantry unit in iraq. there he seems to have experienced some amount of traumatic combat before their return home. after washing out of special forces, he was really angry and we see at that moment his deepening involvement and radical white power activity ranging from make a connection to the michigan militia, mcvey used his military training to help carry out the oklahoma city bombing. and then a letter to a friend, he invoked his military oath to justify it. i have sworn to uphold and defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. and i will, blood will flow in the streets, good versus evil, free man versus socialist want to be slaves prey. it's not your blood. my friend, the other key component here was his use of the turner diaries, a gun shows timothy mcveigh would have copies of the turner diaries, but this still be a novel, the details how to topple the

they have pleaded not guilty to violating nichols' rights, as well as witness tampering. trial is expected to last up to four weeks. wildfires in the western u.s. have prompted tens of thousands of people to evacuate amid scorching heat and high winds. the line fire has burned at least 33 square miles in san bernadino county, california. county officials shut a number of schools, and the forest service says some 36,000 structures are under threat. in nevada, meanwhile, crews have been dousing the davis fire by air, just south of reno. that blaze has prompted about 20,000 people to evacuate the -- evacuate. catastrophic rains and flooding in vietnam have killed at least 64 people. typhoon yagi has swollen rivers, sending water gushing into streets, while deadly landslides have pushed hillsides into homes. and dashcam footage caught the moment a steel bridge carrying cars and trucks collapsed. reports say a dozen vehicles fell into the rushing water below. before making landfall in vietnam on saturday, the storm caused 20 deaths in the philippines and killed four others in

nichols died in january of last year, three days after a traffic stop.camera and surveillance video shows the officers tasing, pepper spraying and beating nichols. a total of five now former officers were fired and charged. two of those five have since pleaded guilty. >> the country music association announced its nominees for the 58th annual cma awards, with one notable absence. beyoncé's cowboy carter album received zero nominations despite the lead single texas hold em, debuting at the number one spot on the billboard hot country songs chart. it's not clear whether this was a deliberate snub by the cma, or whether beyoncé chose not to submit her music for consideration. the singer previously said that cowboy carter album was inspired by the backlash she received for performing at the 2016 cma awards. if you were in the bay area four years ago today, you probably remember what you were doing when you looked up and saw orange skies like it was just yesterday at the time, more than 2 million acres burned in a series of wildfires across northern californi

political and unpredictable, especially in latin america use a nicole rece the thank you very much. nichol of israel has closed its land border with jordan. following the shoots in which 3 bought a guns and a gunman were killed, the incident happened that the l in b bridge as a key crossing jordan has confront the attack. a was one of its citizens. this border crossing between the occupied westbank and jordan came under attack. but gunmen opened fire. witness waiting at the check point. describe what he saw in the system. the we were waiting with the truck a point for our turn after the bus in front of us are searched. a man got out of the truck in front of us and carried out the attack. that many of thank god, nothing happened to us. but the truck drivers were ordered onto the ground and we didn't know what to do and were panicking. busy these are highly armies, his the attack approach from the georgia indian side and fired at security guards. 3 user id to 1000000 god spoken. one security forces shot dead. the assailant is advised by mister benjamin netanyahu condemned via tech, sir. it's

she can meet friends and explore the world and for when she passes away, nichol imagines her avatar living on here. use as of the mid of us. so i'm human space will soon be able to collect that data in order to create digital copies of themselves. the founder of the all platform wants to make it possible to have encounters with the seas. loved ones you know, my father died and my kids. they didn't get a chance to properly get to know him. and i think this technology can help to do that. um, where you can talk to some people from, from your family to 3 generations back, but not just look at the picture of them, but probably have a conversation with them. a meeting between 2 of a 1000 and the men of us can see a quite real the the also translates every digital tots into a light touch on the scan made of us using the called console descendants to learn about who she was. you look at this place, it's a place where of the idea of me passing away and in a 100 years my kids, their kids and their kids have a chance to come find me in here. my life story. when the 32 year old talks about leaving he

june 25th this cielo nichols finally got back to you cream, a spot of a prison, a small a huge relief. but reintegrating has been challenging me. i but these are the but i didn't know what to talk about with my parents, relatives, you know, when a home my father is still fighting at the front or the movie. i was very happy to see him in moscow. i didn't know how to wash and brush my teeth, wash, my hair was a little, everything kept falling out of my hands. kind of like how to make a bed. it was very difficult for me. and we were used to doing everything so quickly. it also if we did it slowly and then we would be beaten, you see me throw ukrainians, haven't forgotten those hills below to me joins families waiting for the loved ones from the as of attending to instruct you to surrender, embody the also flight of a heroes in ukraine, but he to didn't russia and really included in christmas swaps every exchange when that happens without my son my phone. my heard really sings because i always expect that he will be there. but he's not maybe the top of the game of these free as of demonst

deporting people and double down on legal work visas, people doing it the right way. >> julie: nicholeis of new york, member of the house ways and means committee and house republican conference assistant joins me now. it is a simple solution and you can actually probably guess why these violent gangs are here. we invited them. we've been creating free housing situations here in new york city and many other liberal cities. of course why wouldn't venezuelan gangs just assume they can take over apartment buildings? >> let's be clear. the biden-harris administration issued 60 executive orders that invited people to come in. they gave these individuals parole and forced customs and border protection to release them into the interior. that's what is happening. so it is happening in cities like that and happening in cities like new york city where gangs are taking over the migrant shelters and wreaking havoc on the streets. multiple women raped including a 13-year-old girl. shooting at our police officers and again, the biden-harris administration gave them the ability to be in the country,

yeah, todd mca just letting you know that we found something when i nichol wrapping up. okay, thanks. i'm down, some explosives. no, no you. where am i seeing over there on that track over there by the intersection? i'm interested in. uh no, i don't really know, but i think it's inside the area where we were working last time. did you see that we? yes, they made it to of our bob. no, no, not yet. that's what i just mentioned. there was an intersection banquet, obviously says, you know, they haven't gotten there yet. they discovered it right. on the other side. i see possible so, so these i think it's just about there. i don't know if you could see it, but i think it's in that area. they found a missile head approval of that. okay. okay, cool. let the trip say i've got dogs, and we will destroy it at 2 o'clock early. i'm so maybe we'll show you the photo later. i'm over at the one play. that's what the hell is accurate. okay, thanks and may i ask who locals on? hold on to bill who to and back to the civil. yes. oh good. i mean as far as the what the munition has been cove

let him get the idea of the maya. cries nichols, proposing foss coded. so for you with, before you go, do you mean? is this what's going on? what do you review with 332 and 4 on the class of sir kira of with the ocean. can i see us as a boy last year's was to who is where we're getting ready to book a couple of the blows up on you to another. but what do they do? most of what have been some sort of items interested in cuz we are on be able to lesson more muscle, which oldest are with the do that because i can usually just square each. it is a couple of changes logic i will let you know if i hit push over to the status that item for you. so for somebody to get the video for those check for deals only to show how to do this though, because the publishers of this menu will cover the display should be pretty simple . you don't want to move on to most especially a showed interest deal with a lot of interest, a citizen. it's based on the corner of the, of the, the purpose of the social reid, the issue that people don't realize, the cold sending you multiple pa

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you know, your financial june 25th this cielo nichols finally got back to ukraine as part of a prison, a small a huge relief. but re integrating has been challenging guy, but he's all the but i didn't know what to talk about with my parents, relatives, you know, when a home my father is still fighting at the front of the wheel. i was very happy to see him in moscow. i didn't know how to wash and brush my teeth, wash my hair possible, everything. i kept falling out of my hands to make a bed. it was very difficult for me. and we were used to doing everything so quickly it. if we did it slowly, we would be beaten. you see me though ukrainians haven't forgotten those in his prison. below, do me joins families waiting for the loved ones from the as of pretending to instruct it to surrender. embodied the also flight of a heroes in your queen, but heated in russia and really included in prisoners swaps every exchange when it happens without my some false. this is my hired really sings because i always expect that he will be there. so it was. but he's not on the top of the game of these free

the same was on the cut, duffy in libya, the same happened in romania under nichol. i tell fiscal ment it's happening now with me on my the i haven't seen anything better than democracy. if you turn the question around, you see what the lack of democracy causes in human history, mass killings, oppression, poverty. so where are we heading? what we are leaving behind for children. this is our duty to bring it about the day to come on guys. we are heading into the wrong direction. the nation is, this is the stabilizing the democratic process. if we lose it, we will be lost for holding a documentary. explores how autocratic lead is undermine democracy to consolidate the power through the eyes of those who dare to stand and defy it. a country deserves so much better than being ruled by a collective project exceed opposing we'll talk, proceed. democracy may be on al jazeera. viewing the facts, people with disabilities in gone are the most vulnerable groups in israel, relentless or asking questions. why couldn't you know that number right now? what is the issue that we're p

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the same happened in romania under nichol. i tell fiscal ment it's happening now in myanmar the i haven't seen anything better than democracy. if you turn the question around, you see what the lack of democracy causes in human history, mess, killings, oppression, poverty. so where are we heading? what we are leaving behind for children. this is our duty to bring it about the day to come on guys. we are heading into the wrong direction. the latest news as it breaks this summer was the hottest on record with temperature is 1.9 degrees celsius, higher than the seasonal average. with detailed coverage, the weeks of column entry k. also political i search and see have savaged my new micros reputation from around the world, the day and wiley's death night, the old, demanding justice for the doctor who was raped and killed the months ago in the city. a mazda, some big, a supervisor of the united states, vittoria's guantanamo, and background detention center. civic, so cold war on terror. now, human rights activist campaign for the re

hans nichols joins us, axios political reporter. and mark, staff writer for the atlantic. let's start with you. on one hand you have politicians making up lies to demonize illegal immigrants and on the other they are calling someone a threat to democracy after they tried to steal an election. are these really equivalent things? >> i mean no, not at all. listen, this is an absurd story. it is an absurd story. it is also absurd to say that because you say something about donald trump and j.d. vance that is completely consistent with their rhetoric, you are inciting violent threats. obviously no one likes to see this. it is a terrible situation, it is a scary situation, but look. what is amazing about this is it happened less than two days ago and we have already ratcheted it up to a fundraising appeal, back and forth. even the illusion of a pause in any sort of normal political hostilities is kind of a folly at this point. i think it has sort of become this disturbing background. to what has become a long and obviously kind of exhausting campaign. >> even by our bananas stan

nichols. his mother blames congress for inaction. their blood is on your the congressional black caucus calls these women, the mothers of the movement. >> as its members try to pass federal criminal justice reform to create safer communities and to hold police officers accountable. cbc chair congressman steven horsford supports the george floyd justice in policing act. >> in part the legislation would improve betting to make sure bad actors are not rehired as officers and restrict the use of no-knock warrants and chokeholds. we will not stop fighting. for you or the loss of your loved ones. republicans largely oppose the bill over at allowing individual officers to be sued over their actions. they prefer to hold the officers, employers responsible in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> well, it is football season, but it's also puppy season and the niners are getting in on the game. the team is paired up with silicon valley's humane society. nick bosa like said, ok, trent williams, too. and today through sunday, so all weekend, if you a

while in the philippines camp john hay, forts, clark field, del carmen field, nichols field, were alsok. and manila too was bombed. >> we heard this war over our head. we rent for the door we could seefy the japanese pilots. we could identify them as being japanese. they flew right over and started dropping bombs around everywhere. we evidently lived a charmed life because the bombs fell all around the hospital but not honest. and one of the corpsmen came through. as the planes pass he stopped from right in front he picked up a shell casing. a millimeter difference from the trajectory that would've been the end of me i never would've come back from guam, it was that close. >> five navy nurses on guam were captured december 10-inch imprisoned in japan until repatriation followingan august. meanwhile patients in hundreds of new casualties on crowded trains and ambulances, trucks and buses. >> and i remember looking out after the bombing and seeing manila on fire. it was all around us. i could hear the patient screaming for help. he wanted to help everyone but there were only two nurses t

the same happened in romania and nichol. i tell fiscal ment it's happening now in myanmar the i haven't seen anything better than democracy. if you turn the question around, you see what the lack of democracy causes in human history, mess, killings, oppression, poverty. so where are we heading? once we are leaving behind for children, this is our duty to bring to the about the day to come on guys, we are heading into the wrong direction. sasha nation is this is the stabilizing the democratic process. if we lose it, it will be a loss for holding a documentary. explores how autocratic lead is undermine democracy, to consolidate the power through the eyes of those who dare to stand and defy it. a country deserves so much better than being ruled by a trip to project extinguish opposing we'll talk proceed. democracy may be on al jazeera. here's from alger 0 on the go and need tonight. out is there is only move i left, is that the, this is where we, the sex from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just

this allows brian nichol to bring in his own guys. they're also not filling the role.bal branding about how to brand the starbucks products, so this is showing a shift that we're not filling a the role, we're going in a new direction maybe with my own people -- stuart: it's a wholesale shift in top management at starbucks. will that work? only time will tell the or, etc., etc. check that big board, we're up 116, i think it is, on the dowvilles. well over a tweeter of -- quarter of 1%. 411,70 -- 411,700, new high intraday. dow winners headed by intel, up 2. microsoft up 1.7%, $7. amazon is up 1.6%. boeing's back there, up 1%. caterpillar up 40 cents, that's it. s&p winners, hewlett-packard a, steel dynamics, united airlines, airbnb, delta. and nasdaq composite headed by airbnb, 2.5%. tesla is up 32.2%. moderna, intel -- 2.2. global touchdownlies inc. some winners there. the 10-year treasury yield has been moving up recently. you're back above 3.60, 3.62%. gold, real close to its its all-time high, $2,602 an ounce. bitcoin this morning is at 59 and change. oil, $70 a bar

the former officers are charged with violating the civil rights of nichols, who grew up in sacramento. he died three days after he was brutally beaten during a traffic stop. well, in kentucky police continue to search for the person they say opened fire on a busy freeway about an hour just outside of lexington kentucky. five people were wounded. investigators say calls have been flooding in about potential sightings but the rugged terrain is making the search for the gunman all the more difficult. cristian benavides has details >>>dozens of officers scoured the remote wooded area along interstate 75, in laurel county, kentucky, for 32 year old joseph couch, who is suspected to have fired multiple rounds at random into traffic around 530 saturday evening. at least five people were shot, including one victim who was hit in the head. all are expected to survive near the highway investigators say they found an ar 15 rifle. several loaded magazines and this silver suv registered to couch with a rifle case inside. >>>>we are not going to stop on this case until we do find him. >>>search tea

the same happened in romania and nichol. i cho fiscal ment. it's happening now in myanmar. the i haven't seen anything better than democracy. if you turn the question around, you see what the lack of democracy causes in human history, mess, killings, oppression, poverty. so where are we heading? what we are leaving behind floor to address. this is our duty to bring to the about the day to come on guys, we are heading into the wrong direction. such a nation as this is the stabilizing the democratic process you've, we've, it was, it will be a loss for holding a documentary. explores how autocratic lead is undermine democracy to consolidate the power through the eyes of those who dare to stand and defy it. kind of thing is so much better than being ruled by a collective project succession opposing we'll talk proceed. democracy may be on al jazeera, involving the countries in southern africa experience and a new interest, droughts, it's west droughts, indicative the united nations is more than half a 1000000 children in some of the i'd risk of malnutrition. most people in some

i'm hoping that john nichols, my friend, is still with me. i hear you guys both are.u. never mind. i'm going to go right back in. >> it's an opportunity for the economy so every american has an opportunity to own a home, to build wealth, to start a business. >> it's just one of those days. i bet we'll have it sorted in 3, 2 -- is it sorted? i'm not getting anything. >> what would you do without us? >> i don't immigrant know. >> i can tell you flat out, and i had a lot of time to think about my answer. and it would play and it is playing very, very badly because the upper midwest, as i think dave would tell you, is a place wherer they are not very excited by incendiary language. even the eneies tend to be a little more careful in how they address things. it's the nature of the state. so i think at this point, some of the things that trump is saying is not just long, they are a little bit too hot, too over the top for a state like wisconsin or minnesota or iowa. i think there's a lot of these upper midwest states, especially, but to be honest, dave can tell me better, m