senator nichols. senator sparks. senator springer. senator west. senator whitmire. senator zaffirini. the motion is denied. we are now taking up motion eight so the attorney general as the articles of impeachment, one through 7, 1920, a vote to grant or deny. please mark your ballots. >> all ballots were collected. the clerk will pull at random and read the votes. >> johnson, nay. springer, nay. yea. campbell, yea. nichols, nay. west, nay. whitmire, nay. huffman, nay. nay. parker, yea. hughes, nay. miles, nay. gutierrez, nay. several, -- zaffirini, nay. blanco, nay. la montia, nay . . hancock, nay. menendez, nay. birdwell, nay. hall, yea. perry, yea. yea. betancourt, yea. creighton, yea. middleton, nay. alvarado, nay. eckhart, nay. king, nay. sparks, nay. florez, nay. eight yeas, 22 nays. >> let's confirm the vote. senator alvarado. senator betancourt. senator birdwell. senator campbell. senator creighton. senator eckhart. senator florez. senator gutierrez. senator hall. senator hancock. senator. senator huffman. senator hughes. senator johnson. senator king. senato

tyre nichols should be alive today.ishonor their fellow officers who do their work with integrity every day. >> the footage of nichols' death prompted a national outcry and closer scrutiny of the memphis police department. the officers involved have since been fire asked are barred from working in law enforcement throughout the state of tennessee. nichols-family has also filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against them, the city, and the police department. >>> turning overseas now, russian president vladimir putin is backing donald trump's claims that the criminal cases against him are politically motivated. during an appearance yesterday at the eastern economic forum, putin said the prosecution of trump shows, quote, the rottenness of the american political system. despite his defense of the former president, putin said, we didn't expect any changes in relations between russia and the u.s. regardless of who wins the 2020 presidential election, but trump has now received his endorsement, it would appear. and north kore

tyree nichols was a fedex driver. he fled on foot and was chased down and savagely beaten. five officers have been charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault and other charges. they are in custody and fired from the police force of tennessee. this is a federal indictment accuses them of civil rights charges, deprivation of rights and related charges by the federal government, in a symbolic message that the department of justice will take on these cases, even though it seems clear these guys are never going to get out of prison on the state charges. the federal case important to show that the government will take action against police officers depriving citizens of their rights, in this case, taking a life. >> let me bring in our legal analyst. there seems to be two key parts of this. i read from count one. unlawfully, a assaulted nichols and willfully failed to intervene in the assault, the offense resulting in the bodily injury and death of tyree nichols. >> ordinary citizens are not under duty to render aid if somebody is assaulting a victim. because these were swo

nichols? >> thank youe chairman, ranking member rubio in absentia and distinguished member to the subcommittee. the opportunity to speak with you about the administration proposed fiscal year 2024 budget for the western hemisphere. the western hemisphere is experiencing its most pivotal moment in the last 30 years. the ability of the united states advances national security interest under sponsored regional challenges requires a clear articulation of our approach to the western hemisphere. the department fiscal year 2024 budget request demonstrate sustained engagement and support of the presence of long-term secure middle-class democratic hemisphere. hemisphere. in contrast to the transactional approach of our strategic competitors. the department economic policies and programs in the western hemisphere focus on working with the region to create sustainable growth. support workers rights and root out corruption. funding for initiatives the white house announced at the summit of the americas wi

nichols. but it's also tragic what they did to the entire profession of policing.damaged all of us by just looking at that video. and they need to pay for it. i know you're innocent until proven guilty, but quite frankly, i'll be shocked if there's anything other than a guilty verdict when it comes to trial. >> incredibly difficult video to watch of tyre nichols' final moments. chief, let's take a step back and talk about the manhunt in pennsylvania. state police were answering questions from reporters today. there was one specific question that seemed to frustrate the lieutenant colonel that was speaking with reporters. let's listen. >> i don't know why you would think something has gone wrong. our law enforcement people have done an amazing job tracking him and locating him. that proverbial needle in the hay stack, and they have located that needle repeatedly. >> he was asked what has gone wrong in the search for that, again, proverbial needle. the problem is that needle keeps getting away. it's now armed with a rifle. so what's your assessment of how officials h

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

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>> my good friend tom nichols is 100% correct about this. you know, we joke, i joke all the time with my democratic friends and say, you know, republicans fall in line, democrats need to fall in love. that's the joke amongst us. in washington about this, and i just sit back and go, what are you guys doing? none of these policy positions matter if our democracy falls apart. and i don't think that the case has been made enough, comparing and contrasting what that means. i don't think people really truly understand what we're facing here, what the existential threat to our democracy looks like. democracy is a decision. democracy does not defend itself. institutions do not defend themselves. it takes the righteous anger of the american people to stand up and push back against the authoritarian forces that are now coalesced behind one major political party in this country. this next election, president biden was 100% correct. it is about democracy. it's america or trumpism. period. full stop. i just came back from a conference in germany and i ca

> coming up, a trial date has been set for memphis officers involved in the fatal beating of tyre nichols. what we're learning about that ugly situation. but first, 37 million dollars of student debt has been forgiven which university, the cancellation applies to next. >> the white house is wiping away 37 million dollars in loans for former university of phoenix student. the debt cancellation comes after a 2019 investigation found the for-profit school misled students about job prospects. the school did not admit nor deny the allegations at the time a similar action was taken for people who attended california's for profit. ashford university, the cancellation of debt for both schools totals 117 million dollars. >> the powerball jackpot will keep growing. no jackpot winner was selected in last night's powerball drawing. so the pot is now estimated to grow to at least 725 million dollars. saturday night's drawing could be the 3rd biggest powerball prize this year. if there is a winner saturday, they can choose to receive the whole jackpot in yearly payments or take the lump sum, which is e

nichols died three days after he was beaten by police during a january traffic stop.he former officers were indicted on the federal charges yesterday in memphis. >> the charges allege that five former scorpion team detectives used excessive force resulting in the death of mr. nichols. >> the charges also include failure to intervene, conspiracy to witness tampering, and obstruction of justice. >>> an escaped killer is still believed to be within a search perimeter in southeastern pennsylvania. danelo cavalcante has been on the run for nearly two weeks now. nikki dementri reports on the latest sightings. >> reporter: danelo cavalcante who police say is armed with a .22 caliber rifle with a scope and a flashlight was spotted twice on monday night. >> we consider him desperate, dangerous. >> reporter: around 8:00 p.m. investigators say a driver spotted a man crouching near the road in eastern pennsylvania. shortly after, police found cavalcante's prison shoes, then around 10:10 p.m., cavalcante stole a firearm from a garage. the homeowner fired a pistol as him as he fled

fresh cases demand the attention of detective jackie nichols.blem, she took to looking for rachael on her days off. >> if you look around here, you can see the vastness of the countryside here. and all the various places that you could conceal a body. >> going up into the mounties, coolly's. >> mountains, ravines. we even did some searches based on psychic visions and. dreams >> all really? >> rachel's family hat at as much of the dead and as the cops. also turn desperately to the supernatural. >> we did some pretty extreme things to find her. i even got hypnotize wants to try to communicate with my mom, to have her tell me where she was. >> the hunt for the slightest race of rachael continued for years. meanwhile, david stone was on the street, and by 2013, his fellow suspect buddy charles capone was about to be released from jail. >> i said, now is the time. we have to charge these guys. we have to charge them both. this case wasn't going to get any better. >> the idaho county prosecutor agreed, and on may day 2013, three years after rachael v

nichols was kicked, punched, tazed and pepper sprays. we heard mr. nichols crew cry out for his mother and say "i'm just trying to go home." we alleged the defendants charged today willfully deproved nicholss of his constitutional rights and their actions resulted in his death. tyree nichols should be alive today. >> instead, he ended up dying just yards from that home. he died three days later in the hospital. those five officers were all black as is nichols. they were part of the scorpion task force. a group of police officers that were aggressively policing inside high crime neighborhoods. they'll be back in court, all five on friday. they face multiple charges from the state of tennessee including second degree murder. neil, back to you. >> thanks. now to nate foy in the hit for december scaped killer and how that is going. nate? >> hey, neil. troopers believe that they have danilo cavalcante surrounded. that's been the case twice and he's breached their search areas two times. what makes this time different, he has a rifle after breaking in a ho

that these five former officers were unlawful and unreasonable in their use of force against nicholssic human rights. and altogether engaged in a conspiracy to cover up what they did by providing either false or misleading information to investigators and to their superiors. here are the four charges as laid out in this federal indictment which was handed down earlier this afternoon. one, deprivation of rights under color of law, excessive force and failure to intervene. deprivation of rights, deliberate indifference. conspiracy to witness tamper. obstruction of justice witness tampering. the first counts carry up to life? prison if found guiltiy this hour we're hearing from civil rights attorney, ben crump, who's representing the family. it was earlier, just a short time ago, tyre nichols' mother took the podium and said, it is so important to hold these five former officers accountable for what they did. >> this is something that i'm going to have to deal with for the rest of my life. that i will not have my son. but if my son had to leave this earth in this manner, i'm hoping it w

nichole, you don't want to have a breakdown in a prison like this. you don't want to have a breakdown in a prison twice. but it happened. so you go back and you do your assessments and you conclude what to make sure something like this does not happen again? >> well, i think the first thing we understand is that the corrections officer on duty has been fired. that's the obvious first solution. but again it's entirely inexcusable. two escapes within a three-month period is not okay. they made the differentiation. this is more of like a holding area before he was entered into state prison. we have to remember that he had just been sentenced that morning, okay? he had just been told that morning that he escaped that he was going to be if jail for the rest of his life with no parole and extremely desperate and he had no regard for human life to stay put. we just cannot have errors in the jail systems. look how much time, money, resources, fear, ptsd of the community now. that family where he was flickering the light and now scared to go to sleep. the dam

this is case number 249 on the calendar in the matter of nichols vs.elcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: byrd, while i'm doing this case, would you look up the blue book on a 2008 chevy impala, please? >> byrd: sure. >> judge judy: thanks. ms. nichols, you and the defendant's son have two children together. >> we do biologically have one together, although he did raise my older one. >> judge judy: so you have one child together. >> yes. >> judge judy: how old? >> two for the one that we have. >> judge judy: and it is your claim that the defendant sold you her car, a 2008 chevy impala, for $1,500... >> yes. >> judge judy: ...which you paid for... >> mm-hmm. >> judge judy: ...and put new tires on. >> mm-hmm. >> judge judy: and then she took the car back. >> yes. >> judge judy: so you want to be reimbursed for the car and the

nichole parker. nichole, welcome to our coverage as we wait and anticipate this news conference. you've been watching your tv for the past hour. what happens next with this wanted man, age 34 now back in custody? >> well, based on my experience they will take him back to i understand the state system. and obviously he is not going to want to talk to them. law enforcement tries to get that interview but this is a victorious moment for law enforcement. i think as the public we watch it and why is it taking so long? it has been two weeks. behind the scenes, there is a lot of work going on and as time progressed they brought on more officers. it went from local to state to federal. and we cannot think enough -- thank the border patrol. the border patrol tactical unit. the same group that took down the individual in the uvalde school shooting was involved in the takedown with the pennsylvania state police. that's a huge -- we owe a huge debt of gratitude to them. in law enforcement you want to take them down immediately but you get tired and you feel the strain. there is no one that w

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minutes from now, the justice department will hold a news conference on the tyre nichols case.s comes after he learned that five former memphis police officers involved in his fatal beat thing past january have now been indicted on federal charges. cnn's nick valencia has been following the story. tell us what the reaction is from one of the defendant's attorneys. >> reporter: yeah, we reached out to all five defendant's attorneys but haven't been able to get in touch with anyone except for one. just in our brief conversation, he says that these federal charges are going to complicate the defense strategy they had laid out for his defendant, mills. he said in part that this is different from what the state is alleging. this is going to cause us to change gears a little bit. going on to say, this adds another layer of things we'll have to look into and investigate. this is new from what the state is alleging. so let's get into what the federal indictment alleges. it's two charges. one, witness tampering. the other, the deprivation of civil rights. each charge has two counts, and

they stem from the incident in january when police beat 29-year-old nichols after he ran away from a traffic stop. he died shortly afterwards. the five officers are facing multiple charges, all pleading not guilty to state charges in this case. >>> if you are six months or older, the cdc recommends you get covid booster vaccines. they voted 13-1 in favor of the recommendation. the cdc director still needs to sign off, and when that happens, updated vaccines will be available at pharmacies within 48 hours. >>> santa clara county is taking action to combat the fentanyl crisis. the county is set to get $48 million from a nationwide opioid settlement . officials met to see how the money would be spent and that includes making narcan more available. >> if we include community colleges we engage the courts and pd to make narcan available. >> supervisor cindy chavez also mentioned working with the s.a.p. center and levi's stadium to see if they would be interested in getting staff trained to use narcan. another part of the plan includes increasing community awareness and getting parents inv

. >>> five former memphis police officers have been indicted in the beating death of tyre nigh nichols following a traffic stop earlier this year, why the doj is getting involved. >>> backing impeachment, house republicans are one step closer to opening an impeachment inquiry of president biden. >>> apple unveils a brand new iphone, the huge change that's coming that will impact all apple users. >> i don't know if i can handle another iphone change, kate. >> it's the charger, hint, hint. we're going to start now with this tra dramatic new development in the massive and urgent search for that escaped prisoner. >> it has been 13 days since danelo cavalcante escaped from prison. before that shootout there was a new sighting of cavalcante about 20 miles north of the prison where he escaped from. hundreds of officers swarmed that area and still were not able to locate him. >> authorities have been reiterating to the community just how dangerous cavalcante is. he's been convicted of killing one woman in pennsylvania. he is wanted for another murder in his native country of brazil. because po

nichole is a banker from clear lake, iowa. and cole is an agricultural worker in hard wick. thank you for being here. on the "wall street journal" poll over the weekend voters concerned about biden's age, 73% say they feel biden is too old to seek a second term. 47% said the same of trump who is 77 years old and 2/3 of democrats said biden was too old to run again. not great numbers there as jacque pointed out. michael, you went to the debate in milwaukee. you are back home and leaning desantis then. what do you think about what you've heard since? >> i'm open to listening to all the candidates. i think governor desantis is really doing a great job. i get the pleasure of being a part of an organization called faith lands led by chad connolly. we put together pastors to meet with presidential candidates to be able to speak into their lives and into their staff's lives and i tell you what we're listening to everybody right now. >> dana: nichole, call for number six. recent iowa polling. it's about 2 or 3 weeks old. iowa caucus goers saying that trump 42%, desantis the closest

nichols. >> have now been federally indicted. the charges include excessive force and failure to intervene, deliberate indifference and witness tampering 29 year-old nichols was beaten by officers in january, died from his injuries after a traffic stop in a brief foot chase. all 5 former officers are also facing state charges in tennessee, including second-degree murder. all of them pleaded not guilty in the case. >> time now for our 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look at the transamerica pyramid building waratahs here not talk about the trans merrick a pyramid building, but that her were in the peak of hurricane season and this storm, i mean, it's been around since last week ride this law. >> a really long living storm and it is not done yet. it's got a long way to go. probably not till the end of the week before we start to see the end of this. but still an extremely intense storm. this is a major hurricane originally category 5 at one point as we can somewhat, you can see the eye, though, really large storm. we've got

the indictment says the five men deprived nichols of his constitutional rights. >> the 29-year-old black man was violently beaten by the officers in january following a traffic stop. he later died in hospital from his injuries. nicol ols' family say they are grateful. >> on behalf of my family and i, we'd like to we want to thank everyone involved. it was a surprise that it happened so quickly, but we're thankful that it did. >>> still to come, historic day in israel. we'll break down tuesday's supreme court hearing eefr a controversial law limiting the court's powers. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one servingng. toto help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultrtra. think bigger. that's why comcast business de is launching theal. mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line

tyre nichols was stopped for what the memphis cops called reckless driving he was kicked and beaten and pepper sprayed and died trin the hospital three days later. if convicted all five could face life in prison >>> lawyers for the family hope the charges give the family hope as they grieve >>> the cdc has signed off on a new vaccine recommending that anyone six months and older should receive the shots they are targeting new variants and it comes after a surge in late summer covid cases. the shots are expected to be available within the next 48 hours. >>> to the forecast and a new round of storms on the way to the northeast. angie lassman is tracking how soon all that rain is expected to start here. angie, good morning. >>>. >> umbrellas handy if you live in this area you could deal with flooding concerns we've got flood alerts up for 42 million people it does include major cities, new york, philadelphia, boston, hartford all included in this, and more rain on the way as you mentioned through the day today. a cold front is working to the east helping spark all of this rain we'll have t

his attorney has maintained since he started representing him is his client never struck tyre nichols that specialized in street crime. they were so infamous that the district attorney's office investigated hundreds of cases brought by them and dismissed dozens of them. these defendants are facing witness tampering, obstruction of justice and civil rights allegations. if the judge decides to grant the motions, we could be looking at four state trials. there's a lot of moving parts here legally. we're following it all. we'll see what the judge decides. the district attorney has been adamant he wants to keep them altogether. jim? >> nick, thanks. breonna? >>> a new senate investigation just launched into the coast guard academy is happening because of a series of explosive stories by cnn's pamela brown. she's with us live on this. amazing reporting you've done that continues to make a difference. tell us what's happening. >> it's been a team effort. we're seeing a fallout here. now the subcommittee is making this investigation public. as you noted, breonna, cnn first reported a coast gu

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nichols in relation to this horrific event. >> john: all right, this is going to keep this very, very high profile case. darrin porcher, thank you. >> sandra: official have arrested 146 people on the terror watch list at the southern border so far this fiscal year alone, and those are just the ones we know about. it's unclear how many have gone undetected. now, some congressional lawmakers are trying to get to the root of that question at a field hearing today here in new york city, focusing in on our homeland security and the two decades since 9/11. bryan is live from the 9/11 memorial here in the city. bryan. >> sandra, this congressional hearing by the subcommittee of homeland security was held in the 9/11 museum today and the focus was about the evolving threats this nation and this city faces since that horrific attack 22 years ago, to include cyber and lone wolf attacks, for instance. border crisis was not supposed to be the focus but the republicans on the panel made clear the border crisis should be the focus and that it could be the number one nexus for the next terror attack

rachel nichols who headlines and hosts headline with rachel nichols on showtime, that is a great titleantasy football league? is it over now? >> i think a lot of people are not very happy right now across america. look, this is such a big deal. there is no overstating the importance of the nfl to americans. if you look at the top 100 broadcasts on tv last, year and that includes everything, sports, entertainment, news, yellowstone, football was in two of the top 100 and here you have aaron rodgers, and the p, super bowl champion, star of stars, future hall of famer, dater of movie stars, and he goes into the new york media market into the jets, as you said, had a don quixote-esque history and was poised as their savior. i've never seen the hype going into a regular season game as much as it did last night. you had billy joel hyping him up, carmelo anthony saying he brought the jets the super bowl, they should put a statue from right next to the statue of liberty. and, the hype lived up to viewership. last night's broadcast was the biggest audience ever in history of monday night footba

civil rights of tony benn crumb and tyre nichols mother. roman wells.re. the continued work that you are investing in to ensure that this does not happen again. if i could begin with you. last week, the five officers involved in the death of your son were indicted on federal charges and today you are on capitol hill talking to leaders of the congressional black caucus about police reform. what do you want to have changed. ? >> first what i would like to have changed is them to pass the george floyd bill. i feel like that bill would save a lot of kids today. i know it probably would have saved my child. because tyree was just on his way home. >> the police officers pulled him over and they murdered. what i would like to see is, i would like to see that bill passed. and i would like those republicans to get off their butts and pass it because i want them to understand that we as mothers are getting tired of our children being killed by those that are here to protect and serve. my son was on his way home. and they pulled him over and he never made it home.

joining us now is rachel nichols. so here you are. headliners with rachel nichols on showtime. because boebert herself for her part has not held back. she is a republican. has not held back judging, being very vocal about other people's behavior right? she is outspoken against a drag queen's story hour, commentary about the quote-unquote grooming of children and yet here she is during this performance behaving this way which was all caught on video. >> look, this isn't a federal crime and we shouldn't treat it like it is. what it is is rude. it is rude to the woman who was pregnant and asked her to stop vaping. it is rude to the performers, the people next to her, she was flashing with flash photography. this isn't the first time she has done something like this. you can go back to 2015 and she was actually arrested and led away in handcuffs from another musical performance for disorderly conduct. normally you would think that would tell her not to do it next time. normally you would think her kindergarten teacher would have told her don't be rude. treat other people well. clea

so said that enforcement importance agreements were made during his talks with nichol. i patricia of the criminal security council secretary, which person has already been released on so it will keep you updated on annual updates that come off of this missing between the, the chinese firm and as the on the russian president in the coming hours. stay with us for that. okay, moving on. so while the news not because we have breaking news have on all to you this our media and as of why john have agreed to receive it and they will go no tower back region starting at 1 pm local time on wednesday. now this truth was reached with mediation by combining this that the russian, that peacekeeping contingent in the region, the slide difficulty, the conditions were accepted by the 14th of nicole know turner back as well in the analysis of the hazard by johnny armed forces action shows that they were tasked with dividing art stock and causing your reputable damage to its viability. during 2 days of persistent fighting, the units of the art stock armed forces, hurley defended themselve

five former memphis police officers accused of second-degree murder in the beating death of tyre nichols during that traffic stop last january are tonight charged with federal civil rights violations in that brutal assault. abc's pierre thomas with us live tonight. pierre, what does this federal indictment accuse the officers of doing here? >> reporter: david, the allegations being made by the justice department are deeply disturbing. five former memphis police detectives are accused of violating the civil rights of tyre nichols by beating him to the point of unconsciousness and ultimately to death. they are accused of ignoring his critical injuries and of failing to report that he had been severely beaten to the paramedics and police officers arriving at the scene. and doj claims they sought to cover up what they'd done, by altering police body cameras and filing false and misleading police reports. these are the most serious charges doj can bring, and these officers could face life in prison if convicted. david? >> david: pierre thomas live in washington. pierre, thank you. >>> now to

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five former memphis police officer detectives are accused of violating the civil rights of tyre nichols by beating him to the point of unconsciousness and ultimately to death. they are accused of ignoring his critical injuries and failing to report that he had been severely beaten to the paramedics and police officers arriving at the scene. and doj claims the detectives sought to cover up what they'd done by altering police gobody cam cameras. these are the most serious charges doj can bring, and these officers could face life in prison of convicted. david? >> pierre thomas live in washington. pierre, thank you. >>> now to the horrific scene, to lynn ibya. a major storm unleashed devastating floods. thousands are feared dead tonight. two dams failed in the coastal city of derna. the rushing waters gouging a bath from neighborhoods once stood. take a look at the satellite images. this one showing the city just two weeks ago. tonight, that muddy path where so much was washed right into the sea. here's our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell tonight. >> reporter: tonight, catastrophe i

now he is the president of nichols college and said he wants to turn it into the business college of but a cnn investigation found sulmasy allegedly sent lewd or suggestive text messages to at least two of his students more than a decade ago when he was a professor at the coast guard academy. >> he operates with complete impunity. he is untouchable. >> reporter: melissa mccafferty, a former coast guard cadet said when she texted sulmasy after graduation asking for a letter of recommendation for law school, sulmasy said this. >> only if you send me pictures will i write you a letter of recommendation. it doesn't take an idiot to figure out that he was insinuating nudes. he then followed up with, and i will never forget this, i've always loved that tattoo on your left foot. >> reporter: to another female student, sulmasy exchanged more than 1600 text messages, most of which were sexual or flir flirtatious. according to this internal document obtained by cnn. an alleged offer to give high grades to the cadet in exchange for sexual banter. listen to what he wrote. "do you love turning me

nichols admits he is guessing, but if informed, it might be an actually educated guess. last month, a group of right-wing organizations and former -- officials published on pickle project 2025. it's essentially a roadmap for a reshaping of federal government, should the disgraced ex president returned to the white house. they want to got the so-called administrative state from within by ousting federal employees that they believe are standing in the way of trump's agenda, and replacing them with like-minded officials, more eager to fulfill their approach to governing. they believe, on day one, they will be able to commandeer, reshape, and do away with the quote, deep state bureaucracy, in part by firing as many as 50,000 federal workers. they have plans for the military as well. former acting secretary of defense, christopher miller, contributed to this plan, and he wants trump to immediately ban quote, marxist indoctrination and critical race series programs, and reinstate personnel dismissed for disobeying vaccine orders. as nichols and his essay, much of this stuff is

yeah me some i'll call you my, your nichols. the chinese trust more, you know the chinese and prefer to work with them whenever they can. again, they don't want to be able to start out. not only in social media marketing but generally is key that they, they would rather bring someone over from china, for example, as a cook and then pay twice what they would for a local coke who's just as good. he's stuck with all the the, the not but of use it on, i guess it's part of the chinese mentality. we trust selves the emotional sway mom, nickel would. you know. he says he often works until 3 in the morning, which his parents found reassuring. but now he wants to change to become part of serbian society, a dream which could come true within the next few days. the stuff you need are so way, way a chin is off today. the chinese 25 year old is showing her serbian friend sonia around the market. everything is new and exotic to sonya way knows almost every shop and block 70. she wants to show sonya where she spent her childhood. to do so, the

and tyree nichols mother, rovan wells.hank you for being here and the continued work you're invested in to make sure this does not happen again. last week, the five officers involved in the death of your son, were indicted on federal charges. today, you were on capitol hill, talking to leaders of the congressional black caucus about police reform, what do you want to have changed? >> first, what i want to have changed, is to pass the george floyd bill. i feel like that bill would save a lot of kids today. i know it would probably save my child. tyre was just on his way home and the police officers murdered him, basically. i would like to see that bill passed. i would like those republicans to get off their builts and pass it. i want them to understand that we, as mothers, we're getting tired of our children being killed by those that are here to protect and serve. my son was on his way home and they pulled him over and he never made it home. there's a lot of that going on these days. i want the republicans to stand in our