nichols died three days after he was beaten by police during a january traffic stop. police officers pleaded not guilty to murder charges in state court. >>> the "milwaukee journal" says a cold case organization believes jimmy hoffa's body is buried under what used to be the home of the milwaukee brewers. the case breakers says it has information suggesting the body was moved to a site in 1995 at what was third base at the old county stadium. now the facility was demolished to make room for a new studio. -- new stadium. hoffa disappeared in 1975. his body has never been discovered. >>> the "new york times" says birds in the americas will no longer be named after people. the group responsible for standardizing english bird names says it will rename all species honoring people. it's being done to no longer pay tribute to those with racist pasts such as john james audubon. the famous bird illustrator was a slave owner who opposed abolishing slavery. the group also says human names detract from the appreciation of the birds themselves. >>> still to come, munchies at magno

one of the former police officers who is accused of beating and killing tyre nichols.mond mills had plead not guilty to charges in nichols death, but today, he could be changing plea. we go over to cnn's ryan young following this for us. ryan, what is going on here? >> well, kate, we are monitoring this as we speak and coming through as we are talking maybe. we think that desmond mills is going to plead guilty in federal court, and get a plea deal from the prosecutors and this after saying that he is not guilty. back to january, and lot of people remember the video of tyre nichols trying to get home, and we are not sure why they wanted to pull him over, but in the video that is so shocking to people across the country, and what you are seeing is the officers hitting him over and over again, and kicking and punching and hitting him as he was close to home, and this resulted in his death while he was being beaten, he called for his mother, and this is what sticks out to so many people. and there was a police camera on top of a pole near this beating, and it recorded all

katie nicholls from vanity fair- _ head of state. katie nicholls from vanity fair. state. katie nicholls from vanity fair. the sun was out at i vanity fair. the sun was out at westminster, but things are getting chillier as the evening sets in. no less heated inside, that debate continuing in the house of commons. and one of the other things they are looking at and was discussed extensively as housing, featuring pretty highly in the speech, including a ban on leaseholds for new houses. but not flights, that applies to england and wales. i spoke to a senior economist at the resolution foundation, she told me what she made of what she heard in that speech. what she made of what she heard in that speech-— that speech. really welcome to see the renters — that speech. really welcome to see the renters (reform) _ that speech. really welcome to see the renters (reform) bill— that speech. really welcome to see the renters (reform) bill and i that speech. really welcome to see l the renters (reform) bill and making progress into the next parliament, that has some really impo

thank you secretary nichols. administrator escobari. >> chairman cain members of the subcommittee thank you for the opportunity to speak about usaid and the 2024 budget request for latin america for the region is facing profound challenges from historic levels of migration democratic backsliding and stability places like haiti. with the presence request 1.8 billion for usaid in the region it can help our neighbors respond to these challenges maintain a role as the region's preferred partner and provide an alternative to the approach of the prc. usaid is there for disaster when it strikes. usaid is providing nearly $282 million in emergency response in 13 countries across the hemisphere. during a pandemic would help deliver 70 million vaccines can contribute to regional vaccination rate of 70%. we are requesting now 54 million -- for future health risks and we support the asian people whose lives have been up-ended by gang violence providing food assistance to hundreds of thousands keeping over 160 clinics opened

katie nicholl from vanityl with us. katie nicholl from vanity fair.ous in westminster. as we digest all of what we heard and that speech from the king, laying out the government's plans for the year ahead, let's talk about some of the content. what is often interesting at times like this, we get the headlines but the real details comes in the documents and the releases that come after the speech. let's talk to danny shaw, crime, justice and policing correspondence. what did you make of the contents of that speech? i wasjust did you make of the contents of that speech? i was just talking there, a lot of this feels domestic, the sort of stuff that voters worry about at the sort of stuff that could determine who is in number ten next year. determine who is in number ten next ear. , . ., , . , year. yes, criminal 'ustice is obviouslyfi year. yes, criminal 'ustice is obviously a h year. yes, criminal 'ustice is obviously a key h year. yes, criminaljustice is obviously a key focus - year. yes, criminaljustice is obviously a key focus of - year. yes, criminal

and i always appreciate nichol. i let me go to you 1st. you know that i'm sure you came across these 2 of these articles in time, and the economist um, you know, very main stream. a, particularly the economist, saves very much establishment. and it is painting a very gloomy picture about ukraine's flight. during this conflict with the rush hour, i should say, nato is conflict with russia. where is this all going? i mean, is this signaling something? go ahead. i think it is. once you get something published in one of those, it's a matter of fact there's something along the same lines in foreign affairs, a short piece of this week as well, is very much a matter of the establishment signaling that it wants to cut you loose. well, i mean, i'll, but you know, the car, let me stay with you. i mean, cut you loose cut ukraine loose or is i'm in ski loose or bowl the landscape 1st because you know, a $100.00. that is not some change. so we've invested that we have a solid can cost if you will, for nato, and especially the united states in ukraine.

but i appreciate nichol, i your, your passion as well. because when this conflict comes to an end, we all want it to come to an end. but what role will the west play in that this will they drop the sanctions? probably not. ok, well they, i find ways to integrate ukraine into settings kind of security arrangement, probably yes. rush, it will still remain the enemy. how do we get away from that paradigm? why can't we have the indivisibility of security for all can? is that something realistic to think about? it will have to be calmer reality, and that is the path. that is the way to be true to truly settling this conflict. as has been mentioned before on both sides. well, all interlocutors are more than 2 sides here. all. busy the parties distrust each other. the solution is rather obvious because we've had these kind of a internecine as well as pan european conflicts before. and we gave them very appropriate names 30 years. ready or 100 years war. this is a war along the same lines. and the solution obviously, is a large scale pan european

. >>> one of the five former memphis police officers charged in the beating death of tyre nichols iseal now, nichols died a few days after a traffic stop in january, former officers were seen on video punching kicking and hitting the 29-year-old. a former officer desmond mills jr. appeared in court this morning to change his not guilty plea to guilty. on federal civil rights violations. the other four officers have pleaded not guilty. nbc news correspondent antonia hylton is following all the developments. how could this plea agreement impact the other four former officers. >> reporter: our understanding is he has essentially acknowledged now his role in the death of tyre nichols, the way in which he very aggressively harmed tyre nichols that night, he talked about in court today. for anyone who has watched the video, desmond mills was the person seen wielding a baton and striking tyre nichols repeatedly, so in court, he acknowledged his role and it looks looic the prosecution is going to be looking for 15 years, ultimately the judge's decision, but what that tells you he must have m

nichols? >> thank you for the questions. in our ea ties up a lot of the teritoryserved into very long time frame so my key complaint although we are seeing build off started to strategize s the funding cld be implemented faster. so securing the areas in locking them up this emblematic. >> thank you, doctor? >> the key problems with art off , with the eligibility rules, peep companies that weren't allowed to do with a promised and the second was when the fcc changed its rules, about space execs, there was an argument of whether they should or should not of been created a real credibility problem. but, i think it is important to make sure that artoff and we don't overp. >> i'm going o skip you, r. sparta. >> i will reserve. >> okay. >> take you mr. chairman, i yield back. >> thank you gentlemen, your time has expir and am going to see another member coming to the door and another 30 seconds. again to our witnesses i really appreciate your testimony today because this is a topic that we are very interested in, i know one of the

will plead guilty to a federal charge of violating the civil rights of nicholls. that's according to the attorney. all five officers involved have pleaded not guilty. nicholls died three days after a traffic stop during which the officers were seen on camera beating him. >>> turning to a break through on renewable energy. res researchers have developed a way to generate electricity similar to the way hydrogen or methanol are used. they are scaled to power individual homes. they even envision using this on a broader industrial or grid scale. >>> now to arizona where baseball's road warriors face scored the biggest win in franchise history. >> in their 63rd season. the texas rangers win the world series! >> the texas rangers took home their first-ever world series title with their 5-0 game five victory over the arizona diamondbacks. the rangers' pitching shut out the d-backs. it's the team's first championship in its 63-year existence. >>> taking a look outside. looks like we have a major cold front rounding third about now. more frost and freeze alerts. what's in s

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i'm joined by my guessing nichol. i petro in kings, and he is professor of political science at the university of rhode island. and in brussels. we cross the go, but carol, he is an independent political analyst, an author at mazda, of an ex pad manager in moscow during the 19 ninety's. i tell him, in cross up roles and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate nichol, i recently wrote a very, very interesting article i thought, quite provocative in and, and compelling in many ways titled, what's next for ukraine? the outlines of a peaceful settlement. can you, if this is hard to do with television, it's better to do it in print, but can you give us the main con tours of what a peaceful settlement would be? but i think there is a general agreement among the analysts that this war is not going to be won by you pray. green therefore needs to seek a settlement on the outlines of this settlement were already reached in march and april of 2022. uh, and they basically uh, boiled down to an

now to a stunning development today in the deadly police beating of tyre nichols.s officer, 1 of 5 charged in the case changed his plea to guilty today on federal charges and intends to do the same on state charges. we get the details now from cbs's elise preston. >> this was just one of many that i hope will come in our favor. >> reporter: tyre nichols' mother, rowvaughn wells, spoke outside the federal courthouse today just minutes after watching former memphis police officer desmond mills plead guilty in the beating death of her son during a traffic stop. >> this was really the first time i actually heard somebody tell and say what they actually did to my son. >> reporter: her son died january 10, three days after he was repeatedly kicked and punched by mills and four other memphis police officers which was caught on police body cams. they were all part of the now disbanded scorpion street crime unit. in september, the federal grand jury indicted all five officers on four counts, which carried a life sentence. they are all facing state charges. but today, mills

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well let me throw that to nichol. i nikolai look, we, you know, i can remember the 1st few months of the conflict, and there were some people that thought they were enlightened. and so we need a new minsk agreement. well, we, why do we need to do? and when the 1st 2 failed and they were sabotaged here, my point, nikolai, is what? why would rush to trust any kind of western interlocutor at this point in time? because it isn't it, this isn't a stalemate. no rush is a one of its major aims. is to be great, but you claim and military, it is like doing that. exactly. so why would rochester down at the table, nikolai, in the long run, a conflict is not in any one's to anyone's advantage, including russia. ultimately, watch all sides agree needs to happen. whether they acknowledge it now or not, is good neighborly relations between ukraine and russia. there is no way ukraine as a state can survive without that. so i think the point made earlier that the ball is in russia's court is correct, but it is in russia's in dress, wh

juan: i would like to bring an john nichols.at is your take away from this -- the election results and the large number of democratic victories? >> i think it is about democratic victories. this is one of the best nights for democrats in an off year election we have seen in a very long time. it is not just the top end results are governor of kentucky for the virginia legislature and things like that, but when you burrow into the results and you go to mayoral races, city council races, county executive races across the country. remarkably strong not for democrats. but it suggests is there something more going on in our politics than the polls and the punditry. this is a big deal. we tend to be, because of a lot of the collapse in local media around the country, very reliant on national media outlets. they get a pull and talk about it for a week. and we lose sight of these elections around the country which are not holes but people voting. let me rewrite you have a couple of things that happened last night. in addition to andy bes

. >>> now to a stunning development today in the deadly police beating of tyre nichols, a former memphis officer, one of five charged in the case, changed his plea to guilty today on federal charges and intends to do the same on state charges. we get the details now from cbs's elise preston. >> this is just one of many that i hope will come in our favor. >> reporter: tyre nichols' mother, row vaughn wells, spoke outside the federal courthouse today, just minutes after watching former memphis police officer desmond mills plead guilty in the beating death of her son during a police traffic stop. >> this is really the first time i actually heard somebody tell and say what they actually did to my son. >> reporter: her son died january 10th, three days after he was repeatedly kicked and punched by mills and four other memphis police officers, which was caught on police body cams. they were all part of the now disbanded scorpion street crime unit. in september, a federal grand jury indicted all five officers on four counts, which carried a life sentence, and they are all facing state charges.

nichols with the baton while the others were beating and kicking him.xcessive force and conspireing to cover it up. he will be testifying against his fellow officers is very important for the case, and may lead some of them to also plead guilty rather than be convicted and face life in prison. >> would you assume this is a oneoff or could it be possible that another officer might turn or make a plea deal. >> it could be. the first one will always get the best deal. it's hard to say who was more heinous out of the five. but i think that the prosecutors decided that he was less culpable, if that's possible, when such a horrific thing happened. others play plea. obviously not going to plea to life in prison, if they don't, they're going to face a really tough time at trial. >> catherine christian, antonia hylton, thank you both very much. >>> alabama's supreme court is giving the state the green light to execute an inmate with nitrogen gas. a method that has never been used before in the u.s. the case involves convicted murderer kenneth eugene smith who su

mills also faces state charges for nichols' death including second-degree murder. five officers were seen on surveillance video and body cams pummeling and kicking nichols to death in january. >>> the federal reserve today announced that it will not raise interest rates holding them steady for the second time in a row touting the strong pace of economic activity last quarter. of course, that's despite inflation staying above the central bank's target of 2%. vn's vanessa yurkevich is here to explain. chairman powell just wrapped up a press conference. what did he say about the state of the economy? >> reporter: he said that the fed's fight against inflation has come in lumps and that progress has been bumpy, but language is really important to the federal reserve and they have sort of upgraded their language about the economy, saying that economic activity is expanding at a strong pace, that's a change in language from solid pace, also saying that job gains have moderated instead of slowed. but he says despite that the job is not done, but it's also not enough to ha

police officer pleaded guilty to two felony charges in federal court for the beating death of tyre nichols, a 29-year-old black father. video footage shows five police officers from the elite scorpion unit brutally beating, tasing, and pepper-spraying nichols, who died three days later. as part of a deal for his guilty plea, desmond mills, jr. will cooperate with state prosecutors in their separate cases against the officers, which include second-degree murder charges. and domestic abuse survivor tracy mccarter is suing the city of new york and five new york city police officers for her wrongful prosecution over her husband's death. tracy mccarter, a nurse and grandmother, was holding a knife during a violent encounter with her abusive husband, who fell and impaled himself. mccarter called 911 and unsuccessfully administered first aid. new york police officers falsely claimed she confessed to intentional homicide and she was sent to rikers jail to await trial on second-degree murder charges. the charges were eventually dismissed after a public pressure campaign and intervention from manhat

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police officer pleaded guilty to two felony charges in federal court for the beating death of tyre nichols, a 29-year-old black father. video footage shows five police officers from the elite scorpion unit brutally beating, tasing, and pepper-spraying nichols, who died three days later. as part of a deal for his guilty plea, desmond mills, jr. will cooperate with state prosecutors in their separate cases against the officers, which include second-degree murder charges. and domestic abuse survivor tracy mccarter is suing the city of new york and five new york city police officers for her wrongful prosecution over her husband's death. tracy mccarter, a nurse and grandmother, was holding a knife during a violent encounter with her abusive husband, who fell and impaled himself. mccarter called 911 and unsuccessfully administered first aid. new york police officers falsely claimed she confessed to intentional homicide and she was sent to rikers jail to await trial on second-degree murder charges. the charges were eventually dismissed after a public pressure campaign and intervention from manhat

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police officer pleaded guilty to two felony charges in federal court for the beating death of tyre nichols, a 29-year-old black father. video footage shows five police officers from the elite scorpion unit brutally beating, tasing, and pepper-spraying nichols, who died three days later. as part of a deal for his guilty plea, desmond mills, jr. will cooperate with state prosecutors in their separate cases against the officers, which include second-degree murder charges. and domestic abuse survivor tracy mccarter is suing the city of new york and five new york city police officers for her wrongful prosecution over her husband's death. tracy mccarter, a nurse and grandmother, was holding a knife during a violent encounter with her abusive husband, who fell and impaled himself. mccarter called 911 and unsuccessfully administered first aid. new york police officers falsely claimed she confessed to intentional homicide and she was sent to rikers jail to await trial on second-degree murder charges. the charges were eventually dismissed after a public pressure campaign and intervention from manhat

and i always appreciate nichol. i recently wrote a very, very interesting article, i thought quite provocative in and, and compelling in many ways. titled, what's next for ukraine? the outlines of a peaceful settlement. can you, if this is hard to do in television, it's better to do an imprint, but can you give us the main con tours of what a peaceful settlement would be? but i think there is a general agreement among the analysts, but of this war is not going to be won by ukraine. greene therefore needs to seek a settlement on the outlines of this settlement were already reached in march and april of 2022. uh, and they basically uh, boiled down to an exchange of securities for land. um the issue that remains of guaranteeing the, uh, the rights of, uh, with the russian minority, russian speaking minority in ukraine. and i think of that can be done uh by appearing to the stipulations of ukrainian constitution and should be made a requirement for you admission for you pray to which rush or by the way, according to pre

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punching, kicking, and hitting nichols, at times with a baton. degree murder. nbc news correspondent priscilla thompson joins us from memphis. walk us through what happened in court today. >> reporter: yeah, zinhle, this was a very short hearing, under five minutes. and two pieces of news. one, a court date has been set for the state trial to begin on august the 12th. and something from the attorneys after court, they are having motions for a change of venue, saying it may not be possible for their clients to get a fair trial here in shelby county. the big thing to pay attention to here is, yes, the state trial is set to start in august, but there is a federal trial that is going to be starting in may. already, one of those former officers has pled guilty in that federal trial, so it remains -- and as a result of the plea deal, i should point out, he is also expected to plead guilty to the state charges. it'll be interesting to see what happens with those remaining four officers in that federal trial, if they accept a plea deal or if they are fou

nichols died last january, three days after a traffic stop. desmond mills jr.d to using excessive force and obstructing justice. he's agreed to plead guilty to related state charges. mills is one of five former officers charged in nichols' death. all initially pleaded not guilty. the ride-share apps uber and lyft will pay a combined $328 million to settle wage theft claims in new york state. they also agreed today to set minimum hourly rates and pay for sick leave. and what's billed as the last beatles song ever is now available. today's release, titled "now and then," is based on a demo tape the late john lennon made years after the beatles broke up. the new song uses artificial intelligence to isolate lennon's voice. it adds music from surviving band members paul mccartney, ringo starr, and even george harrison, recorded before he died in 2001. ♪ vanessa: still to come on the "newshour," the biden administration promises a strategy to combat islamophobia. a new documentary tells the personal stories of inmates who join a prison running club. and the controver