ver week and later, the attorney genera of black america joins us with an update on the case of tyr nichols who died at the hand of police and memphis, tennessee earlier this year. but first, we are joined b democratic senator richard blumenthal of connecticut. senator, thank you for joining us >> thank you for having me reverend al. >> now i want to get your take on the possible charges agains trump but, first i must ask yo to address his calls quote, to protest and take your countr back in the quote. that former president didn't bother to specify whether th protests should be violent o non violent, which tea stunningly irresponsible after being impeached just two years ago in part for rallying up th crowd ahead of the january six insurrection you are thought senator? >> your point is exactly, righ reverend it is very reminiscent of hi call on people to come t washington b, there will be wild. now he is saying protests, tak our nation back. it is apparently and excitemen of his base but also, an incitement of violence potentially. and i call on my republica colleagues to condemn it so far,

we were waiting for video to be released surrounding the death of tyre nichols. that's not happening right now. why? >> the attorney for one of the now former officers went into court today and at the last minute filed a motion, an order asking the judge to prevent the city from releasing what was to be some 20 yours, 40 different clips of video in the aftermath. some of the before, some of the interaction between officers and audio commutes talking and other information that they were set to release today and even tom tomorrow, like administrative information about the hearing and other documents we were expecting today. now all of a sudden, the defense attorney for one of the officers went into court and the judge agreed with him. we don't know why. we weren't there. we only found out about this at the last minute when pretty much the hearing was over. we're trying to figure out why this judge decided to rule in mr. ballen favor. we'll see. we'll continue to obviously continue to fight to get that. but i think the city made every effort. they were hoping to get

i guess that you know, in honor of tyree nichols and what's going on. i just want to ask you, given the informed place, what needs to happen at the federal level, what needs to happen at the local level to change this equation? well, let me start here as a former law enforcement officer and a police chief, i worked with some of the bravest, most compassionate, a men and women the profession has to offer. and we do know that the overwhelming majority of men and women who wear the uniform or good decent people who would risk their lives to protect strangers. but we've had some problems. certainly with george floyd. um, it was senseless. it was brutal. it was murder. it should have never happen. you're right, steve. here we go again with terry nichols senseless, brutal. it was murder. it should have never happened. and the person's responsible must be held accountable. but look, i didn't up it shortly after terry nichols i did one after george flor to with did another one after terry nichols basically put in the responsibility for immediate change in the h

eulogy at nichols's funeral on february, as president of th national action network.e families action to the judge's decision to block th additional footage, and to the impending doj review of th memphis pd -- the parents of tyre nichols, i was an emotional rollercoaster that so many aspects of th tragic killings of tyre nichols, in fact they were elated tha the department of justice, heading up the civil right division, they were going to open a full investigation into the memphis police department, very similar to what we just witnessed them do with breonna taylor and louisville, kentucky but then to be ver disappointed, reverend al, the judge said that they canno release the 20 hours of vide because all that they have asked for from the ver beginning, is transparency -- we have to fight every day for equal justice for all citizens because you can't tell me that if these hadn't been polic officers did they would not release thi to the public, but when police they're treated differentl when they kill unarmed black people >> no doubt about it and you mention from the

, and for tyre nichols. murder we will have much more on thes two stories with civil right attorney ben crump tomorrow, right here on politicsnation that does it for me. thanks for watching. i will see back here tomorro at 5 pm eastern for anothe live hour of politicsnation. american voices with alici hernandez starts at the top of the hour the hour oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. it's daylight saving time. what's the big deal? what's the big deal? what's the big deal? ♪marching band music♪ scotts daylawn saving is the biggest deal of the year. stock up early and save up to $20 dollars on the best scotts products. subway keeps upping their game with the subway series. an all-star menu of delicious subs. like #8 the great garlic - rotisserie style chicken, bacon and garlic aioli. i've tasted greatness. great garlic though - tastes way better. can't argue with tha

the family of tyre nichols is working to keep his legacy alive after he was killed by police officers in memphis. they're now in the process of creating a foundation to help young men just like him. janine shows us how they're >> using his creativity to help start this organization. >> over the past 2 months, talking with tyre, nichols is siblings. it became clear that he loved photography. >> and sunsets. you just love the simple things in life. and he likes to capture things. he's always love like captured camera in those 2 months following the traffic stop that ended his life in memphis, tennessee. his sister's kiyana dixon and la toya eyes or you're making sure his death contributes to positivity in the community. he loved so much. we'll have a foundation that will be the tyre nichols foundation has a sacramento native, a young father and a creative person. >> tyrese sisters say they want to help young men just like him to start. they've launched this website. the picture you said of tie with the fun in the background. tha 's one of our favorite photos of selling shirts and sweate

he said police impeded care for nichols by loudly saying nichols was going nowhere and refusing to uncuff also said he believed nichols didn't want to be treated. nichols' condition deter rated minutes later. it was part of an effort to restore long's license which was suspended for failing to provide care. >>> a new study validates concerns that racial inequalities exist in american health care. the study shows that older black men are 50% more likely to die after elective surgery than white peers, the mortality rate for elective surgery for black men is 1.3% compared to .85% for white pen. researchers say structural racism, physicians bias and higher stress experienced by african american men could be part of the reason the study was published in the medical journal bmj. >> dr. dan lee is an assistant professor at the david geffan school of medicine at ucla, the lead on the study, joins me now from los angeles. thanks so much, doctor, for being here with us. so death after elective surgery was 50% higher for black men than for white men, obviously a huge difference here, so what's causi

in memphis there's new fallout over the fatal beating of tyre nichols as we were discussing. the doj announced that it will work with the city to review the memphis police department. this comes as we wait for memphis to release 20 hours of additional audio and video from that january incident, but a court today just ordered a delay. cnn's senior crime and justice correspondent shimon prokupecz is with us now. shimon, we were supposed to get this additional video, an ex trord amount of it, actually. what happens now? >> i don't know and i don't -- i'm not entirely clear on this, abby, as well. so the city, which for weeks has been promising to release this video, they had every reason to expect it late today, late this afternoon, and then all of a sudden we get word that one of the attorneys for now former officers of the defendant, desmond mills, his attorney blake balint suddenly at the last minute files this motion with the memphis court to prevent the city from releasing the video. we don't know why this motion was filed, we don't know why the judge has agreed to this. th

also revealing they are reviewing the police department in memphis, after the beating death of tyre nichols at the hands of police. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, attorney general merrick garland flying to louisville to deliver a re y's pattern of racial bias and constitutional rights violations. >> this conduct is unacceptable. it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: the attorney general visibly impacted by a doj investigation finding systematic abuse against the city's black residents, including the disproportionate use of excessive force. >> some officers have demonstrated disrespect for the people they are sworn to protect. some have videotaped themselves throwing drinks at pedestrians from their cars, assaulting people with disabilities, and calling black people "monkey," "animal," and "boy." >> reporter: the justice department's two-year probe launched after the 2020 police shooting death of breonna taylor during a botched raid. >> what is your emergency? >> i don't know what's happening. somebody kicked in the door and shot my

policing in the wake of the deadly police beating of tyre nichols. also requiring that police only use marked law enforcement vehicles when they conduct traffic stops. >> so all of this coming as we are also waiting for memphis to release additional video from that beating. it's expected to be released later today and this is also on the heels of learning a seventh police officer was fired. cnn's shimon prokupecz has been following the story and has following the updates and the doj now also getting involved. >> this is just being released from the department of justice. they just put out a press release saying they will announce the review of memphis police department's use of force and de-escalation policy. so that is a very significant development. this is something that the community leaders in memphis have been asking for and obviously, a lot of questions over the stop of tyre nichols, how that was conducted and what type of training these officers undergo and the force that was used in the body camera footable of footage of the stop and communi

laura: many residents in memphis are still processing the trauma of tyre nichols' death.rom that pain is a new push in the city to change policing, but there are divisions over how best to achieve reform. pastor ricky floyd, who's been shot and carjacked himself, doesn't want funds diverted away from police, especially when crime in memphis is up by a third over last year pastor floyd: a job that was once honored, celebrated, valued and appreciated now are looked at in many people's eyes as the scum of the earth. and so i'm not for defunding the police officer. i am for reforming, revisiting, revitalizing, reviewing. most of the people in frayser don't even know this exists. laura: in the north memphis neighborhood that is home to his church, floyd sees opportunity. pastor floyd: it has the reputation of being one of the most economically deprived, low-education, violent neighborhoods in the city of memphis. we have a responsibility, instead of pointing the fingers, to dig roots in the dirt where we are and make something positive happen in our community. laura: for floyd

geoff: two months since the police killing of tyre nichols.e police officers have pleaded not guilty. in all the city's investigation into the incident has implicated at least 13 officers and four fire department employees. white house correspondent spent time in memphis to explain. the story campaigns some disturbing images. reporter: franklin wants his city to be different. >> i would like it like a community guiding the department. i would like to see more therapists and special lifts. reporter: following the killing of nichols, he thinks change won't come from the memphis >> i have no trust. they have known it was terrible and i don't have any trust. reporter: despite the disbanding of the scorpion unit whose officers beat nichols, they say the culture within the entire police department is to blame. >> just disbanding this unit -- reporter: they are still processing the death. from that pain is a new push in this city to change policing but there are decisions. pastor rick yes floyd who has been shot doesn't want funds diverted away from

as well as tyre nichols' family. they asked for this. so now the department of justice is launching this review. and also, they're now launching a review of specialized units across the country, these police units that have these aggressive police tactics to try and fight crime. so now those teams across the country are under review by the department of justice. >> shimon, memphis was bracing for 20 hours of new video to be released today, video of the events sounding tyre nichols' brutal death. but an attorney for one of the officers involved in the beating blocked the release of the video. you just got a statement from that attorney. what's his reasoning? >> reporter: we were supposed to get some 20 hours of video. he's arguing that in order for his client to receive a fair trial, he needs to review this video to see what's being released, because sometimes evidence is released that could perhaps not be admissible in court, and they don't want to taint the jury. so he's asking the judge to give him some time and to work with prosecutor

jeannie nguyen has that story. >> over the past 2 months, talking with tyre, nichols's siblings. it became clear that he loved photography. >> and sunsets. you just love the simple things in life. and he likes to capture things. he's always love like captured camera in those 2 months his life in memphis, tennessee. kiyana dixon and la toya eyes or you're making sure his death contributes to positivity in community. he loved so much. we'll have a foundation that will be the tyre nichols foundation has a sacramento native, a young father and a creative person. >> tyrese sisters say they want to help young men just like him to start. they've launched this website. the picture. you said tie with the fun in e background. that's one of our favorite photos of selling shirts the money earned will go towards the foundation. we want to do creative arts scholarships. we want to do creative arts fares when 2 young fathers that may cause my brother was the yog young single fathers. when you're in your 20's or even early your father, you know? >> mostly women get the resources now alike, provi

today the justice department added memphis, following tyre nichols' death two months ago.the memphis investigation the department of justice also announced that it is reviewing specialized units. these are units that a lot of cities across the country now have to fight rising crime. and in memphis it is the scorpion unit that is accused in connection with tyre nichols' death. margaret. >> jeff pegues on that important story. thank you. >>> the state department is working with the mexican government to bring home the bodies of two americans abducted at gunpoint and killed just over the border in mexico. two other americans survived. cbs's omar villafranca spoke with a family member of one of them. >> when i first saw the video i was like -- i was in shock. >> reporter: haquan burgess says he recognized his cousins latavia mcgee and shaeed woodard in the video of the cartel attack in matamoros, mexico. he says it wasn't the first time mcgee had made the trip to mexico for cosmetic work. >> the thought of her coming over here, did that worry you at all at any point? >> no, it

there are many questions about what led up to the ultimate stop of tyre nichols.appening in the moments before that? perhaps we may get more information on that tomorrow. around this time we expect this video to come out tomorrow. >> shimon prokupecz, thank you. >>> in mississippi a controversial republican bill in the state legislature calls for creating an unelected state appointed court system in the city of jackson. critics call it a takeover of the predominantly black capital city and worry it will put white conservative officials in control of jackson's criminal justice system. robert johnson is a democratic legislator in mississippi. leader johnson, thank you so much for being with me. i imagine that you would acknowledge that crime is a significant problem in the city of jackson. you'll acknowledge there is a backlog there in the circuit court system. so why is this the wrong plan to alleviate that, to add these judges to try to deal with some of these cases? >> thank you for having me, victor. the reason it's wrong, and let me correct something about the

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today, the justice department added memphis, following tyre nichols' death two months ago.igation, the department of justice also announced that it is reviewing specialized units. these are units that a lot of cities across the country now have, to fight rising crime, and in memphis it is the scorpion unit that is accused in connection with tyre nichols' death. margaret? >> margaret: jeff pegues on that important story. thank you. the state department is working with the mexican government to bring home the bodies of two americans abducted at gunpoint and killed just over the border in mexico. two other americans survived. cbs's omar villafranca spoke with a family member of one of them. >> when i first saw the video, i was, like -- i was in shock. >> reporter: hakquan burgess says he recognized his cousins, latavia mcgee and shaeed woodard, in the video of the cartel attack in matamoros, mexico. he says it wasn't the first time mcgee had made the trip to mexico for cosmetic work. >> the thought of her coming over here, did that worry you at all, at any point? >> no, it did

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all. >> reporter: it took him a whole year to remove the debris but when it came time to rebuild, nichols just couldn't. >> the last thing i want to do is put my heart into anotdon't that. >> reporter: instead, he took dient path, him continueo are of paradise with family and friends. more importantly, one that can be quickly packed up and moved out of harm's way. >> they are modular, mobile, moveable, temporary tents basically. we decided that this is the direction we are going to go for now on the property because we don't know what the weather is going to do, what the canyon is going to bring. >> reporter: what he realized is while he still misses that dream house, these ancient trees are his home which is why these days, he is focused on helping them heal. >> periodically, maybe every month, we climb the red woods and kind of trim some of the dead branches that didn't survive the fire. >> reporter: two years later, his red woods are coming back to life stronger than ever. >> it's gorgeous when you get up here and experience these trees in a way i have never known them. >> reporter: ir

nichols died from his injuries 3 days later. as the video was being released, protestors in memphis took to the streets to call for justice. this is certainly a city very much still in shock by what they saw in that video. the violent beating death of tyree nichols at the hands of police. breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting. what did you do? what to, to investigate? why didn't you off this extra question? there are many during that said sensor, it will have a chilling effect on subsequent story. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the news is covered to suppress moderate. and in some cases, amplify the content you see on your timeline. the listening post on al jazeera, too often of con, astonished, portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film, archives spawning for decades, reveals the forgotten truths of the country's modern his

if we look at what happened with tyree nichols in memphis, the police chief there has actually asked to look at their practices and to come up with recommendations. and we know that the department ofjustice is more widely looking at some of the specialised police units. remember, five of the police officers who beat and killed tyree nichols who are now facing murder charges murder charges, they were part of a specialised unit that was actually supposed to reduce crime in these areas. when many citizens they are said, it actually led to them intimidating the community. so i think we are now seeing some of these reforms having to be put in place. i think for socialjustice advocates, they are going to continue pushing for those reforms and trying to hold these triple police departments to account to see if anything really changes. thank ou for if anything really changes. thank you for that _ if anything really changes. thank you for that fascinating _ if anything really changes. thank you for that fascinating analysis. | the uk prime minister rishi sunak has been defending his controver

government dismissed. >>> april memphis police officer on the scene of tyre nichols retired before hered. lieutenant dwayne smith was scheduled for a disciplinary hearing earlier this month on the nichols beating and death. instead of showing up he chose to retire the day before. the hearing went ahead and officials determined that he should have been fired for neglect of duty, failing to comply with regulations and making unauthorized public statements. he was the most senior member officer at the scene. he has not been criminally charged in connection with the death of nichols. >>> hollywood stars are paying tribute to lance reddick. danya bacchus has more. >> reporter: as a character actor, lance reddick was known for films like wire and john wick films. he looked back on his experience in the show where he was cedric daniels. >> you look back and think i'm in that group? you know what i mean, it's really -- really makes you proud. >> reporter: soon after graduating from yale university drama school, he secured parts on the big and small screens. >> the first two series i did, they

no, any, police can be seen beating nichols and trying to subdue him with pepper spray. he can be heard crying for help and for his mother. o. nichols died from his injuries 3 days later as that video was being released. protestors in memphis took to the streets to call for justice. this is certainly a city very much still in shock by what they saw in that video, the violent beating death of tyree nichols at the hands of police. ah. asian stock markets. dip on the back office. 2 major us banks collapsing. ah, hello, i'm adrian again. this is al jazeera alive from dough ha. also coming up, moscow agrees to extend the black sea grain deal. but with a 60 day time limit, united states united kingdom in australia, lay out plans for a nuclear submarine deal to combat china's influence in the asia pacific leaked testimony in greece. sheds lies on what may have caused a head on train collision that killed 57 people. ah, we begin with a continuing fall out from the biggest bank collapse in the u. s. since the 2008 financial crisis, stock markets in hong kong in tokyo closed more

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it is easy to see why wallace j nichols chose this very spot to call home. >> this canyon is my happy place. it is just where i go to feel better. >> two decades ago nichols, a marine biologist was hiking down the california coast when he stumbled on this redwood canyon, north of santa cruz. a magical forest, straight out of a storybook. within one year, he bought the land and started building his dream home. >> it was stout, the beams were heavy. we built it out of recycled and reclaimed old-growth wood. when you walked in the door you felt like this place is warm and inviting. >> the next 20 years, life was ideal. >> it was a wonderful place to raise a family. to disconnect from busy life. >> then on the night of august 16th, 2020, 11,000 bolts of lightning touching ground in central california. sparking hundreds of wildfires. one of them headed straight for his home. the following day, all that was left was the chimney. >> nothing is left. a pile of metal and rock. >> were you able to salvage anything? >> we really just salvaged fragments of things. a teacup, a couple pieces of sil

nichols died three days after he was beaten in a traffic stop in january. a seventh police officer has also been fired following an internal investigation. five of the officers have been charged with second-degree murder. >>> the ntsb is investigating another accident involving a norfolk southern train. a conductor standing outside a train car in cleveland yesterday was killed when a dump truck crashed into it at a railroad crossing. police say the truck stopped at a stop sign but hit the train when it moved forward. it comes as the ntsb announced that it was opening a special investigation into norfolk southern's safety practices. there have been five significant accidents since 2021 including two recent derailments in ohio. >> oh, my god. >> that's video of a train derailing yesterday at a railroad crossing near tulsa, oklahoma. officials say the cars that derailed were empty, and there's no risk to the community there. there are no reports of injuries or what caused the derailment. >>> five women in texas are suing the state after they claim they were de

nichols died from his injuries 3 days later. as the video was being released, protestors in memphis took to the streets to call for justice. this is certainly a city very much still in shock by what they saw on that video. the violent beating death of tyree nichols at the hands of police. ah, me got you out there with me to hill robin and doug hall, reminder of our top news stories us present. joe biden says that he'll address issues in the national banking sector on monday. and that sounds the federal government and on sanctions to shore deposits up the failed silicon valley bank, reassuring customers they will have access to their money. meanwhile, the u. k. finance minister has downplayed concerns of ripple effects from s v b 's collapse at the u. k. banking system is extremely secure, it's well capitalized and i think we've demonstrated that resilience by what was happening over the weekend and the fact that we were able to come up with a solution. so quick chinese peasant cheating ping has said that china needs a great wall

the family of tyre nichols is working to keep his legacy alive after he was killed by police officersc stop in memphis are now in the process of creating a foundation to help young men just like him. jeannie nguyen shows us how they are using his creativity to help start the organization. >> over the past 2 months, talking with tyre, nichols is siblings. it became clear that he loved photography. >> and sunsets. you just love the simple things in life. and he likes to capture things. he's always love like captured camera in those 2 months following the traffic stop that ended his life in memphis, tennessee. his sister's kiyana dixon and la toya eyes or you're making sure his death contributes to positivity in community. he loved so much. we'll have a foundation that will be the tyre nichols foundation has a sacramento native, a young father and a creative person. >> tyrese sisters say they want to help young men just like him to start. they've launched this website. the picture you said of tie with the fun in the background. that's one of our favorite photos of selling shirts and swea

it is easy to see why wallace j nichols chose this very spot to call home. >> this canyon is my happys just where i go to feel better. >> two decades ago nichols, a marine biologist was hiking down the california coast when he stumbled on this redwood canyon, north of santa cruz. a magical forest, straight out of a storybook.

>>> and the new doj review announced in memphis after the death of tyre nichols. >>> also tonight, new details on the four americans kidnapped in mexico two killed, two now e u.s. now new video revealing a fifth person had been in the van with them. what happened to her >>> the new video, a brawl breaking out on a southwest flight a day after that midair attack on a united plane. we hear from a passenger who helped take the suspect down. >>> the new storm threat in california as the death toll grows after record snow we're tracking it. >>> fox news under fire. president biden blasting house republicans for giving tucker carlson the video he cherry-picked to falsely portray the january 6th attack as peaceful and the newly revealed text messages what carlson really thought about donald trump after the election >>> and on this international women's day, the all girls team of young scientists who fled their home and are wowing the world >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome on this wednesday night. rarely has an american police department,

and ultimately the scorpion unit was disbanned shortly after the death of tyre nichols. aaron? >> kathy park for us in memphis today. thank you, kathy. >>> the fbi is vowing to track down the people behind the violent kidnapping and shooting of four americans in mexico. two of the victims died. two others are recovering in a south texas hospital. the wife of one of the survivors says they were all friends since childhood. nbc news' morgan chesky is on the u.s. side of the border in brownsville, texas, for us. we know u.s. authorities are working with mexican authorities on this investigation. as of today, where do things stand? >> reporter: we're working through some technical difficulties. let me bring you a major update to this ongoing investigation right now. it was just reported by my colleague gabe goout reser, that is according to a law enforcement official close to this matter, there were not four people that initially left south carolina last week to make this long journey, but there were five individuals that traveled from south carolina on their way here for wh

government dismissed. >>> april memphis police officer on the scene of tyre nichols retired before he be fired. lieutenant dwayne smith was scheduled for a disciplinary hearing earlier this month. he didn't show up. the hearing went ahead and officials determined that he should have been fired for neglect of duty, failing to comply with regulations and making unauthorized public statements. he was the most senior member officer at the scene. he has not been criminally charged in connection with the death of nichols. >>> hollywood stars are paying tribute to lance reddick. danya bacchus has more. >> reporter: as a character actor, lance reddick was known for films like wire and john wick films. he looked back on his experience in the show where he was cedric daniels. >> you look back and think i'm in that group? you know what i mean, it's really -- really makes you proud. >> reporter: soon after graduating from yale university drama school, he secured parts on the big and small screens. >> the first two series i did, they were both things where they passed on me and came back. particul

now two months after the death of tyre nichols. speaking of the tyre nichols case, we are still waiting for the police department to release more video from the night officers beat him. yesterday a tennessee judge delayed that release of about 20 hours of new footage to give the five officers being charged in this case the time to review the material. all of this still disturbing. >> it really is. jarred hill in new york. thank you. >>> breaking overnight, three los angeles police officers have been shot and wounded. authorities say they were responding to a call involving a wanted parolee when they encountered the suspect who had barricaded himself indiana a shed near downtown l.a. the officers used gas to try to coax him out when he began shooting. >> all three of them are speaking, and all of them have their families here, as well. so i'm happy to report that they are in stable condition, and potentially they may be released. >> the suspect was found dead hours later after a lengthy standoff. it's not clear how he died. during t

but quickly the situation escalates. police can be seen beating nichols and trying to subdue him with pepper spray. he can be heard crying for help and for his mother nichols died from his injuries 3 days later as it was being released. protestors in memphis took to the streets to call for justice. this is certainly a city very much still in shock by what they saw in that video, the violent beating death of tyrene nichols at the hands of police. oh hi there, i miss tanya tando. how was an update for you here? sure. here a tropical site can freddy has killed at least 225 people in malawi and displays thousands. it's one of the most powerful storms to hit the southern hemisphere. devastating parts of southeastern africa after making landfill there twice. 15 friday has mostly subsided. now that aid work has still say the situation on the ground as dia, tens of thousands of people have been displaced by flooding of landslides, committed miller reports from the southern city of bland time. we are in an area just on the outskirts of land tire that has been devastated by mud slide by to real

the tyre nichols blueprint is the precedent now. us and they unjustifiably brutalize us and it's on video, whien it's white officers that you arrest and charge with murder in the same way that you did these black police officers. we can't have two forms of justice. >> cnn's isabel rosales is with me now. what more do we know about what's next or howing this is bg evaluated? >> the video is a bloody brawl spanning across multiple floors of the jail between corrections issues and dershawn freeman. by the end of that five-minute interaction between the corrections officers and freeman, freeman was dead at that point. now his family is demanding accountability from these officers and made contact with freeman. also they want answers and jail reform. we're going to show you portions of the overall 13-minute video that was edited and handed to us by the nashville district attorney. this is from inside the shelby county jail back in october of 2022, when this happened. that video starts the corrections officers opening the jail cell right

while honoring the laugh of tyre nichols, friends and family gathered in sacramento this afternoon for a balloon release in his memory. people died in january, three days after being severely beaten by police during a traffic stop in memphis sacramento native. today loved ones joined at the state capital to celebrate him who is full of life, energy, and a joy to be around. >> know how much of a tour he can be . and we have to stay focused on that. not forget his name. >> the family working together to name a local skate park after nichols, who wasn't avid skateboarder. >>> she is known as the party mom for her alleged alcohol fueled parties for untrained teams. investigative unit awaiting trial has been attacked in jail by other female inmates. investigative reporter candidates has been digging to the court records. she joins us. candace? >> reporter: here are the court documents we obtained today showing shannon o'connell was attacked. it actually happened back in october, when her alleged attacker was just arraigned in court this week. the court documents included statement of facts

how many invasions of nichol? i was, and doors who panama of grenade of the dominican republic of puerto rico. how many u. s military bases in panama, and doris and piero in columbia, in circling any country who strives to be self determining, such as venezuela nichol. i will cuba or bolivia. the united states has no moral standing to try to dictate to the mexican people how they go about solving their own internal issues, whether it has to do with their economy. with this serious problem, the drug cartels, united states, as long had a neo colonial relationship with their neighbors to the south. mexico. lopez over the arrives that a historical moment when south america and the caribbean in the 3rd world and the non aligned countries are standing up forging more unity and integration against us . busy has your morning unipolar designs, and this is what strikes fear into the biden's, the trumps in the lindsey graham's. ah, to the blank on the wire, according to russia's defense. over the last a 9 us supply, high mil

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the plan now is to hopefully change it to the tyre nichols skate park for eyes. brother's name to this park will make a positive impact. >> on the future generation of skaters ferry was a free spirit and he was himself. >> unapologetically and i hope that inspires other kids to be themselves. if that means skateboarding, whatever your passion is, go after it. and this is a full circle moment for dixon standing at her brother's favorite skate park to honor him. it's a bittersweet emotion. you know, my brother never skate again. but he? >> well, definitely, roland pease. and she has a feeling what her free spirited brother would say about having a skate park named after him. >> haha. yeah. haha. >> next in sports, the warriors give some positive news on when we might see steph curry back in the lineup. sports director jason >> for your health tonight, the cdc is monitoring the spread of a bacteria called shigella that is causing stomach infections and the problem or strains become resistant to antibiotics. kron four's rob knows but talk to an infectious disease exp