. ♪ ♪ >> norah: and the unique need photo exhibit honoring tyre nichols. >> it seemed to be an opportunityist and draw attention to his work and his life. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. we want to begin with some breaking news right here in washington, with one of the most serious cases to come out of the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. four members of the far right extremist group the proud boys, including its former president, enrique tarrio, were found guilty of numerous felonis, including seditious conspiracy. a federal jury convicted the four of plotting the attack on the capitol as part of its bid to keep donald trump in the white house and prevent the peaceful transfer of power to then-president-elect joe biden. they each face decades in prison. the convictions are seen as a major victory for the department of justice, as part of the largest criminal investigation in american history. cbs's scott macfarlane is with us here in washington and is going to start us off tonight from outside the federal court. good evening, scott.

. ♪♪♪ >>> finally tonight, everyone knows about the violent end of tyre nichols' life, but few peoplentil now. cbs's elise preston shows us how nichols found peace through the eye of an artist. >> reporter: in the blazing california desert heat, what seems to be an unexpecting and endless highway. >> it's such a simple, beautiful photograph. >> reporter: behind the lens, ty tyre nichols, the 29-year-old black man and california native killed in a brutal beating by memphis police officers in january. now neville wakefield wants people to know not how nichols died, but how he lived. >> i was struck by this incredibly sort of reflective, calm, beautiful aspect of his life that really we haven't been so familiar with. >> reporter: the photographs are part of the desert x exhibition in palm springs, making art accessible to everyone. nichols, an avid photographer, is the first artist ever included posthumously in this showcase. >> a lot of these very tragic deaths begin with roadside stops. so, you know, you have the contrast between the images above and what happens below. >> what do you

mary gove nichols from 1842. what if we just heard? okay, so literally what we've heard is an excerpt from a primary source. and so just to be clear, primary sources are documents from the time period and not only is that a task that historians is that is skill to be able to analyze primary sources that art historians regularly grapple with and students in college history courses are supposed to grapple with. but it's it makes up actually the majority of the apa as history exam so we talked briefly about the different parts of the exam, the multiple choice, the document based essay question and even one of the short answer questions will all be centered around primary sources asking students to be able to glean information from primary sources, asking students to be able to connect information from a primary source or use a primary source as evidence to support an argument. and as jason talked about, also being able to think critically about primary sources. the way that historians do in being able to source a primary source. so i thin

mary gove nichols from 1842. what if we just heard? okay, so literally what we've heard is an excerpt from a primary source. and so just to be clear, primary sources are documents from the time period and not only is that a task that historians is that is skill to be able to analyze primary sources that art historians regularly grapple with and students in college history courses are supposed to grapple with. but it's it makes up actually the majority of the apa as history exam so we talked briefly about the different parts of the exam, the multiple choice, the document based essay question and even one of the short answer questions will all be centered around primary sources asking students to be able to glean information from primary sources, asking students to be able to connect information from a primary source or use a primary source as evidence to support an argument. and as jason talked about, also being able to think critically about primary sources. the way that historians do in being able to source a primary source. so i thin

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let's say a marse nichols marson earth could have had exchange of bacteria was the meteorites. so if we would find life there, we know it's developed separately from the on earth and that's very exciting. the italian astronomer, galileo galilee, was the 1st person to observe jupiter's large icy moons, but only as tiny dots. back in 1610 the spacecraft images now give us a much better view. the moons are close together but have very different surfaces. in the 1990s, the galileo research probe made spectacular discoveries. indications that salt water lies hidden beneath the surface of jupiter's moods and on europa, maybe even a subterranean ocean. it could even have twice as much water as herbs ocean's water in its liquid state is considered to be the most important prerequisite for the development of life. but how can liquid water exist in a world that as minus 160 degrees celsius jupiter's gravity makes it possible? it pulls on the moon to varying degrees as they orbit. and this creates title forces which distort the form of the moons. the resulting friction heats the icy world

police were heard, saying nichols was quote high as a kite . but the autopsy autopsy showed only a trace amount of marijuana in his system. five officers involved in that arrest are now charged with murder. next the chokehold death on a new york subway train and a warning this video can be hard to watch, witnesses say jordan neely, who was believed to be homeless was threatening other subway passengers when a marine veteran placed him in a chokehold. neely later died at the hospital, where his death was ruled a homicide by compression to his neck. the man who pinned nearly down was questioned and then released. protesters gathered yesterday demanding an arrest. because what people are constantly given is this narrative that whole people are dangerous. people think that they can take matters into their own hands. transit police officers and i responded to many jobs where you had a passenger assistance someone and so we cannot just blakely said. blanketly say what a passenger shooters should not do this situation like that. we should allow the in

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. >> nichols, mother and stepmother, had reason to be worried.mily and friends remembered at another time, years before, when they almost lost her. nikki was in her to units would she suffered with abdominal problems related to the onset of puberty. medical issues left her in agonizing pain, and heavily medicated. >> very painful cramps. and, was prescribed lots of medicine for them. >> by the time she was 21, she had three surgeries. pain pills, being thrown at her, right and left. >> at some point, it seemed that those pills took away not only the pain, but the person. zombified. >> how was she different? >> spacey, couldn't keep up with the conversation. i felt like i lost her. she wasn't all there. >> before nikki could get out of her whole, she would need to check into a local rehab center to treat her addiction. >> when, she finally, got clean, i felt like i had my sister back. >> that is when she started working at the gym office. her coworkers thought she was in terrific emotional shape. >> the nikki i know was not in her embark this. the

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nichole berlie reports. >> all the parade essentials were there.e streets lined with people. the old sports cars parading down main street recently in yorba linda, california, vietnam veterans fill those cars marching their way to the richard nixon presidential library for a homecoming reunion. 50 years after the p o w return from captivity. the military band played long hugs were exchanged. friends embracing their shared history. no one in a hurry to let go knowing many of their former brothers in arms didn't make it back from vietnam or did but died before this week's big 50 year milestone. >> most of the people that i was close to done. a fight with her now gone that fast for a a handful of left now and and the younger field, a visit here with and they're a great bunch of people. when we get together, we don't dwell on thing. clinician about funny like that. >> the event a chance to see and spend time with those. they've met a lifetime ago but remained bonded to for ever. tom mcnish spent 6 and a half years as a prisoner of war. the air force co

. >>> attorneys for the family of tyre nichols say an official autopsy shows he died of brain injuries from blunt force trauma. the 29-year-old died three days after he was brutally beaten by memphis police officers during a january traffic stop. his family was briefly -- was, rather, briefed on the medical examiner's report yesterday. attorneys say the report also showed nichols had a legal amount of alcohol and a trace amount of marijuana in his blood. police had claimed he was high. five fired police officers have been charged with second-degree murder. >>> in what could be a dramatic escalation in the war in ukraine, russia is accusing kyiv of trying to assassinate vladimir putin in a drone attack. many are skeptical of the claim. charlie d'agata is in ukraine with more on this. >> reporter: unverified footage appears to show an object flying toward the dome of the kremlin before bursting into flames. one of two drones brought down, said the kremlin, using electronic radar assets. the russian president wasn't there at the time according to his spokesman. te kremlin's press office d

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it's worth noting hemphill was not there when they arrested him, and i reached out to nichol's familyand this is the statement they had to send to us. we understand this individual has been fully cooperating with the investigation and has promised to provide substantial cooperation going forward. in light of this we are supportive of no charges for this individual. it's our deepest hope and expectation that justice will be served fully and that all who had a role to play in the senseless tragedy will be held accountable. a significant development out of memphis. >> significant that they support not charging him. >> others remain charged with second-degree murder and they plead guilty, and we don't have a date set for the hearing as the lawyers are still going through discovery, jim. >> nick, thank you so much. >>> the strike is on. your favorite shows and movies could soon go off the air. why thousands of writers behind some of your most beloved content are going behind the picket lines. >>> then a third stabbing near the university of california davis in just a week. what police are

would have to abandon the repairs on amazon a slightly modified version of the space suit that cloud nichol ye war 20 years ago is to use today. home german astronaut, 2 must i to has also seen the earth from outer space. he believes the suit has to be one thing above all else. reliable. that's the reason they cost so much. the be an open house, let them get tested. what does the suits are put through rigorous testing? the live support systems that are basically carried on your back have been extremely miniaturized, and they have to be very reliable and easy to maintain electric items in mrs vas line. all those factors lead to the high price tag. if you're not even go to dusty and declaw latoya, new space suit will make it steep you in 2025 worn by the 1st female astronaut to set foot on the moon. it's very likely that she too will dance for joy in her new and improved suit. or if i'm a little read, why i believe you ladies? do you have a science question? i will send it to us in a video text, a voice message. if we answer it on the, i will send you a little surprise as our way of thanking

. >>> the official autopsy of tyre nichols has been shown to his family almost four months after his death. he died in january after being beaten by memphis police who stopped him for what they said was reckless driving according to his family's attorney, the medical examiner's report says he died of blunt force trauma which is consistent with an earlier independent autopsy. authorities say nichols' death was a homicide it's not clear when the autopsy will be publicly released. >>> new details are coming in about the capture of a texas man accused of killing five of his neighbors with an ar-15. officials said he had help while weighs on the run. this video shows the moment when he was take nn into custody by police oropesa's wife was at the house when he was captured and they believe she helped him evade arrest >> reporter: captured in a neighborhood miles from the crime scene. the man wanted for the murder of five people including a child is now behind bars. >> he was caught hiding in a closet underneath some laundry >> reporter: 38-year-old oropesa was taken into custody without in

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also with, as tom nichols, author of our own worst enemy, the assault from within on modern democracy. bill come to both of you, thank you for being with us this morning. tom, let me thank -- it went full jerry springer, it opens with you admitting that you quote, long argued that americans need to see more rather than less of donald trump. what changed for you? because that's what cnn argues they were doing. this is a guy that might be your best next president, you have to see what he thinks, what he says. >> well in the same piece i argue that you need to see more of trump, but not in this kind of environment. cnn shows, as you can see there, they chose the worst of all possible worlds. i think it's very effective to just train the camera on trump when he's at a rally, and you know, spewing his mad conspiracy theories, gripes, grievances, and whining. i also think it's very effective to put him one-on-one with somebody who doesn't want to get away with anything. but to put him in front of, to legitimize him, a word i don't often use, but to normalize him in the way that cnn did, i t

and then comes nichol caching and slowly putting his back onto the floor. taking off his jacket slowly. it's in the source, i was a little bit surprised because he didn't expect so many journalists to be there. he expected to have a very private conversation with him. we're also going to involve more people to the rule. he's got to him, but when got it? he said i spoke with with he had a a put up i came in, it was killing with that. i mean, i'm on the home for a mobile and what doesn't go to your normal bill for what i mean. that will turn out a lot. will not change it though you but we will do more promotional basement. so we're not john eashwar through the books should be books from what bus . one of the woods off of sharma book. those are 2 covered marketing. it's a bundle with a player's wellness is done. come you of us all fall would resume god 40 not sealants. office from obama gone both. both. ok, so we won't have public and time for smith one here on when we come forward. but the only thing you have a 1000000 correspond with tunic in each one into u

nichols fled, police then chased and assaulted him.ty. >>> churchill downs racetrack in kentucky is working with regulators to investigate just what led to the death of four horses this week. two of the horses were euthanized after being injured on the track and two others died suddenly of unidentified causes. churchill downs referred to the deaths as highly unusual and unacceptable. the kentucky derby takes place there on saturday. >>> breaking news out of new york city today, a jury found that ed sheeran, the singer and songwriter, did not plagiarize marvin gaye in a high-stakes copyright infringement trial. the estate alleged that "thinking out loud" copies part of the marvin gaye's song. >> i'm obviously very happy with the outcome of the case and it looks like i'm not having to retire from my day job after all but i'm unbelievably frustrated that baseless claims are allowed to go to court at all. we spent the last eight years talking about two songs with different lyric, melodies and four chords which are different and used by son

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no one is all clear called to us out then stopped and just started laughing. marina nichol can handle it. the mother and daughter were being through a lot together, numerous doctors visits and treatments. some of them abroad, like the one in cuba, the 12 and it was also a very stressful, scary, and what was happening. love us for seats versus adult trip cool. shed those fears . i'm worried about sharon future. kind of you all right. i called to buy con book . i won't get a boyfriend. i'm not going to have children and stuff like that. yeah, i'm a piece of me. so i also wondered why i got this disease and not my siblings or someone else who's probably in a nick who has come to accept things. well, it's more she's married and is about to have a baby. she's had a lot of practice often looking after her little sister. you have them with us. i saw what was involved to come have i have helped out a lot. so i said to myself, it looks as if i can also change diapers despite vision loss and new challenges are on the horizon. and no doubt new stories for take talk to the people which vision los

as broadcaster amy nicholl. as evenl broadcaster amy nicholl. as ever, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me. you know this by heart by now. know this off by heart by now. mail. margaret gbnews.uk. but now swift now it's time for a swift refresh of the news with polly middlehurst . refresh of the news with polly middlehurst. jacob refresh of the news with polly middlehurst . jacob thank you and middlehurst. jacob thank you and good— middlehurst. jacob thank you and good evening— middlehurst. jacob thank you and good evening to— middlehurst. jacob thank you and good evening to you. _ m 3: jacob thank you and good evening to you. the top story— good evening to you. the top story tonight— good evening to you. the top story tonight on— good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb news, the information— story tonight on gb news, the information commissioner's office— information commissioner's office says— information commissioner's office says it— information commissioner's office says it won't be taking any— office says it won't be taking

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the medical examiner's report shows nichols had rupturing in his brain and cuts and bruisbruising allver his body. his death sparked protests after video showed police officers repeatedly punching him and kicking him after a traffic stop. five former police pleaded not guilty. >>> former officer memphis hemphill will not face criminal charges but he was charged with department violations. >>> a strong earthquake has hit central japan. the 6.3 magnitude earthquake hit at a depth of he ten kilometers. several people have been said to have been injured. officials say there were no abnormalities detected at the nearby nuclear power plant. >>> and vindication for musician ed sheeran. just ahead, the copyright infringement lawsuit that he beat and what he has to say about it. >>> and we continue to countdown to the coronation of king charles. the prince and princess of wales shake hands and calls with well wishers. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitaskerr supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep m

and that is what happens mariner nichols completely reforms the whole fed prior mary nichols reforms the fed was a really diverse really dispersed institution. there were 12 regional banks. the regional banks were really powerful. there were still governors in washington, but they were basically powerless. the fed, which just sort of an organization like he was he was a figurehead. he wasn't really powerful in any way. and the secretary of treasury sat on the board of the fed and really sort of ran the show mariner kind of changes all that up secretary of treasury and comptroller off the board the board of governors is now seven people, including fed chair and the regional banks are completely demoted, used to be called governors. now they're presidents. we kind of don't care about them anymore. and it's not. and that's a huge oversimplification to any regional bank watching this. we know you're very important, but now. no, seriously they are important. they still vote on monetary policy. what's neat is there's this straight line from mariner eccles was doing in the thirties, forties

colonel nichols, what does it mean to you to be supported by another brand supporting folds of honor.bsolutely amazing. i love the branding by not being branding, normal brand is so cool and label me proud. i think this country right now is starving to galvanize around something. at folds of honor we provide educational scholarships to spouses and kids of military members who have either been killed or disabled. we added first responders to that. to have a company like this come in behind us, lee bryce has been with the folds of honor for years and we love this partnership. will: that's great. well, everyone watching can help out as well. they can purchase these hats at normalbrand.com or go to foldsofhonor.org or donate as billion. we heard from the colonel. ic we heard from conrad and jimmy. is lan we didn't hear from. what's the moment you thought we've got to do something together? >> yeah, it started eight years ago out of our parents' basement and jimmy, the oldest, of 10 kids, here in the middle came one the idea and we all rallied around him and it's been incredible to work wi

amy: brittani nichols, thank you for being with us.os angeles-based captain of the writers guild of america west, writer for “abbott elementary." 60 years ago today, the children's crusade in birmingham, alabama began. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "people have the power" by patti smith. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn now to look back at an historic protest in birmingham, alabama 60 years ago today. beginning may 2, 1960 3,000 of children begin a weeks long series of protests against segregation in birmingham. the campaign came known as the children's crusade. when the children took to the streets, the local head of the police bull connor used high-pressure firehoses and dogs to attack the children, many of whom were arrested. images of the police violence was broadcast around the world. one photograph captured the moment when a white police officer allowed a large german shepherd dog to attack a young black boy. the childrens crusade began at the sixteenth street bapt

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there's not everything that tyree nichols did initially was right. mm hmm. hold up what you are doing. okay. all right, calm down now. y'all doing it a lot. now i'm sitting down. and then he realized they were trying to kill him. mm hmm. and then you get fight or flight. yeah, that's the psychological response to the realization, you know? so there's nothing. i could do. i'm on. keep talking to boy. take that down off of instagram. you don't need to do that. stop, stop you got to express yourself differently that rage can't go inward. it has to go outward. yes, we've got to change to use the word rage to manifest itself to change the world. but you know, i wanted to return to something you said earlier. well, you know, we're walking mysteries to each other. yeah, we we. that's all you need to do is think about your last wedding. who was there? mm hmm. i'm at the top of my career when i go home. it's not a very integrated space. my golf partners, the people i share my most intimate concerns. i'm most vulnerable, segregate it spaces or mysteries to each other.

ask the wealthiest people in america, the people who have never, ever had it so good, to pay one nichol more in -- nickel more in taxes to start paying their fair share of taxes. further, they're refusing to cut defense spending when we're already spending more on defense than the next 10 nations combined. and they have made it clear that they're prepared to hold our entire economy hostage unless the president gives in to all of their demands. and this is something we cannot accept. in my view, and the view of all of us up here, the president has the authority and the responsibility under the constitution to make sure that we continue to pay our bills. in fact, the 14th amendment of the constitution clearly states, quote, not ambiguous, the validity of the public debt of the united states shall not be questioned, end quote. is this a perfect solution? is imposing the 14th amendment a perfect solution in no, it is not -- solution? no, it is not. but using the 14th amendment would allow the united states to continue to pay its bills on time and without delay, prevent an economic catastrop

and this is the guy who appears to be leading the song ryan nichols also awaiting trial.u can see him on january 6th as identified by the justice department assaulting police officers with a chemical spray. mr. nichols is also famous for this. >> i'm telling you what i'm hearing that pence. is that true? i'm telling you if pence caved we're going to drag [ bleep ] through the streets. you [ bleep ] politicians are going to get dug through the streets. >> the department of justices have charged more than 1,000 people with crimes related to january 6th. and even now two years later people are still being arrested. just this week they arrested a man alleged to have setoff this explosive device. as you can see the explosive was thrown into a tunnel packed with police officers who were defending the capitol. they're jammed in there like sardines, so these individual ares are a hugely important part of getting accountability for what happened that day. a lot of these crimes were incredibly violent. but as violent as january 6th was, as much as the mass of people each seemingly

export restrictions really impact to try and it told me to understand how it affects the counseling nichols. oh no. jazeera who's above. was my galloway fedex? that is legal. up witness. good. now kitriana had fun. i wonder glad i study ma'am . this news i took the sun, you all done. it was in the mean dentist killing me cuz he left involved me back as the lab there. yeah. i mean it's a shabby at siena shabby it then does it probably well, yes ma'am. big data is which are a very important book your work is sort of going to get get listed. yes, please. sure. which about the shepherd, my national needs infestation, but that there is shabani ethic issue that i mean that the leg mother needs to look at me here to fan their matching at that. what they at that thought are vital sheer why you're not on who as much magnitude. yeah, yeah, madison, are you on this? i mean, because i have a few vested, although i all is mad at the lab position as a is arc these cut out these alum pool. again, i'll make you said i c o 2 unders at the event which was on our property, mac. i mean, you obviously need food

this brings the state's year's long litigation to a close >>> tyre nichols' autopsy revealed he dieda in a statement on wednesday, the lawyers also said his death was ruled a homicide nichols died three days after a brutal beating by memphis police officers >>> letitia james has launched an investigation into allegations of discrimination and a hostile work environment at the national football league. this comes just over a year after the nfl was told to improve conditions for female employees. the league said the allegations were, quote, entirely inconsistent with its values and practices that it is fully cooperating with the attorney general. scott, i'll send it back to you. >> appreciate that seema mody, thank you very much. >>> our chart of the day it is paramount sinking after missing earnings on pace for the worst day ever jim lebenthal owns the stock good enough to join us to talk about it i know it's a rough day for you, jimmy. what's your reaction the stock as we see it as we speak down 27.5% >> scott, thanks for having me on you won't be surprised to hear me say i'm having

. >> i knew terry nichols, the codefendant, was affiliated with the michigan militia.y used facebook private chats to plan that. if you look at the right-wing terrorists of today, when the people -- the guy who shot up the walmart in el paso or the grocery store in buffalo or the synagogue in pittsburgh, they all used the internet. mcveigh didn't have the internet. he was right that there was an army out there -- >> he just couldn't reach them. >> he would go to gun shows but he didn't have the personality or the technology to meet these folks. >> so you draw a line from him, terry nichols, the michigan militia then, to the oath keepers on january 6th? >> 100%. you know, mcveigh was inspired by this horrible novel, "the turner diaries," which talks about a rebellion against an evil federal government. quite a few of the january 6th insurrectionists read "the turner diaries." if you look at their obsession with gun rights, just like mcveigh, their belief in violence, and the big surprise to me was the obsession with the founding fathers. this claim that, we are like the