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the department named the officer fired as preston hemphill.had violated department policies on personal conduct, truthfulness and compliance with regulations. five police officers have already been following her and they are charged with second—degree murder. two others have been suspended. ajury in the united states has found elon musk not guilty of fraud over tesla tweet. mr musk was being sued by shareholders who claim they lost billions following tweets by the founder of the car—maker that he was taking the company back into private ownership. it never was. summing up, the lawyer for the shareholders said that the billionaire was not above the law, while mr musk�*s attorney said his client was not a tweeting monster. james clayton has been following the case. elon musk seemed nervous after he had given evidence. how did i do, he asked the media outside. to be fair, he has a lot to lose. billions in fact. in terms of an individual tweet, this tweet had already been extremely costly. in august 2018, he tweeted out that he had funding secured

his lawyer saying that while we disagree with preston hemphill's termination from the memphis police hemphill will continue to cooperate with all investigating agencies into the death of tyre nichols, again, stressing these are not criminal charges. five other memphis police officers are facing criminal charges. we're looking at a murder charge, an assault charge and a long list of charges facing these five officers. a total of seven officers have been fired and have these allegations against them. there's another person on paid administrative leave. if you look at the fire department, those emts, two of them have been fired and their licenses have been suspended so they're not allowed to use that license as this investigation continues. all of this coming from the family really who started this, family and local activists pushing for answers, pushing for the release of that awful video. listen to tyre nichols' grandmother. >> my baby was a skateboarder. he had the best mother and stepfather in the world. why would you want to do that to him? >> six officers fired. we just add the add

preston hemphill will not face criminal charges at this time.se five police officers are facing multiple charges including second-degree murder. two memphis fire department ent's had their licenses revoked. a tennessee board determined they failed to give critical care to tyre nichols. he was beaten by police january 7 and died three days later. a sacramento community is celebrating the life of tyre nichols. he was a sacramento native who was also a photographer and skateboarding enthusiast. the sac ramp skate shop is hosting an event so people can skate in his memory. the oakland unified school district and rob skate academy are also honoring tyre nichols. they will host a series of free skate cassis -- skate classes for students. the event will also include a form attribute -- a formal attribute. the national weather service's warning of a once in a generation arctic freeze grouping parts of the northeast. meteorologists are expecting temperatures in the negative double digits. in maine, and chills are expected to reach -55 degrees. the boston

he says while we disagree with preston hemphill's termination from the memphis police department, mr.ooperate with all investigating agencies into the death of tyre nichols, so he joins the other five officers who have been indicted, fired and indicted, with severe charges, including second-degree murder, and aggravated assault. those are serious charges amongst a bevy, a long list of charges that these five officers are already facing. i want you to hear from the grandmother of tyre nichols. she explains what she wants these officers to know about her grandson. >> my baby was a skateboarder. he worked at fedex. and he had the best mother and step father in the world. why would you want to do that to him? >> you hear the pain in her voice. you can see it in her face. remember, though, none of this would be happening, fred, if it weren't for his grandmother, his siblings, his parents, pushing for more information, they wanted to see the body cam footage, they wanted to know more, they said what the police said about tyre didn't match up to how they knew him. there is also now the mayor

i want you to see this statement released from his lawyer that says while we disagree with preston hemphill'sation from the memphis police department, mr. hemphill will continue to cooperate with all investigating agencies in the death of tyre nichols. the district attorney's office says they are still investigating but these investigations can take a really long time. she says at this point they are still looking into whether or not there will be criminal charges for hemphill. but let's look at the five other officers who had already been fired, now indicted on several charges, and that includes some really severe charges here, we're looking at second-degree murder, and aggravated assault, those are two of the most severe charges that these five officers are now facing, and we already saw them in court, and we know that these officers have already been fired, and now adding in an additional officer, hemphill, there is a seventh officer, can you believe it, a seventh officer, who is on paid administrative leave, we are still waiting to hear if there are any charges, whether they're policy vio

he can be seen tasing tyre nichols and the body cam footage that was -- they believe preston hemphill is the one who said i hope -- when tyre nichols ran away from them. because that footage was released last week, we know at this moment that the violence it shows stands in a very stark contrast to what is in the police report that officers wrote just hours after they brutalized tyre nichols. and officer wrote that police pulled tyre nichols over because he was driving too quickly. memphis police chief davis has questioned the veracity of that claim. the police report also says tyre nichols was refusing a lawful detention and that he, quote, swung at an officer and literally had his hand on the officers gone. none of that is shown in the videos. the police report also list martin, one of the five officers charged with second degree murder, it lists him as a victim. it's unclear from the videos house that is even possible. martin, the four other police officers charged, and president have help, we're all members of a special unit of the -- called the scorpion. it was a unit assembled i

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of the unarmed african american man, tyree nichols, the memphis police department, his name preston hemphill as the 6th officer to be relieved of his duties 29 year old nichols died off the big biesen by police during a traffic stop in the city 3 weeks ago. it was buried on wednesday has been a surprising surge of new jobs in the united states, despite leaving risk for recession. the labor department says employees made more than half 1000000 new hires last month, which means the unemployment rate is now at its lowest since 1900. 69 us, despite the federal reserve repeatedly raising interest rates in an effort to call inflation or us president joe bought and says, job growth is proof of a strengthening economy. we have created more jobs in 2 years in any presidential term anytime in 2 years. that's the strongest 3 years of job growth in history, by a long shot. as my dad used to say, jobs about a lot more paycheck, despite dignity and 12000000 more americans get up every morning. knowing they can provide for the families with a dignity incentive sell forth that had mercy hardy j caster repor

ex-officer preston hemphill was among the police that pulled nichols over that night. >> guys, you guyse really doing a lot >> reporter: according to official documents obtained by nbc news, hemphill now acknowledges he did not witness nichols driving recklessly the five ex-officers charged with murder are scheduled to appear in court for the first time next week attorneys for two of the men have said their clients will plead not guilty priscilla thompson, nbc news, memphis. >>> up next for us tonight, inside the artificial intelligence arms race how it could completely change the way we search for things online. how it could completely change the way we search for things online. and you can help take control of your symptoms - with vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar treats depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar 1 in adults. proven, full-spectrum relief for all bipolar 1 symptoms. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about un

it said preston hemphill violated department policies on personal conduct, truthfulness and compliancecemen have already been fired and charged with second—degree murder over the case. jobs growth surged in the us injanuary, defying fears that the economy is heading for a downturn. the us department of labor said employers added 517,000 jobs last month, far more than expected. it's pushed the unemployment rate down to 3.4% — the lowest rate since 1969. chilean president gabriel boric has cut short his summer holiday to travel to the scene of wildfires in the centre of the country. at least 11 people have died and around 15,000 hectares have been torched in the flames, which were sparked during a heatwave. the us is to provide ukraine with longer range guided rockets as part of another package of military support worth some $2.2 billion. in addition to the ground—launched rockets, the package will include more air defence systems, anti—tank missiles and armoured infantry vehicles. 0ur north america correspondent nomia iqbal has more. this is a bit of a turnaround for the us in that ukra

the department announced today preston hemphill violated multiple department policies.hols died last month after being pulled over for a traffic stop and beaten. he died three days later. five other memphis police officers have been fired and criminally charged with second degree murder and other counts. >>> billionaire elon musk won't to have pay a cent. late today a jury in san francisco said musk did not defraud investors. a vindicated musk took to twitter where this all started moments after that verdict came down. here's nbc bay area's gia vang. >> reporter: elon musk was found not liable in a class action suit. in 2018 musk tweeted he was considering taking tesla private and secured funding. shareholders filed a class action lawsuit claiming security fraud because they bought shares of tesla stock based on that tweet and claim they lost significant amounts of money. here's one of their lawyers after the deliberation. the decision legal analyst aaron solomon disagrees with. >> i think the jury got this wrong. the notion that we'll ever find a jury that is the peer

it said preston hemphill violated department policies on personal conduct, truthfulness and complianceive policemen have already been fired and charged with second—degree murder over the case. jobs growth surged in the us injanuary, defying fears that the economy is heading for a downturn. the us department of labour said employers added 517,000 jobs last month — far more than expected. it's pushed the unemployment rate down to 3.4% — the lowest rate since 1969. chilean president gabriel boric has cut short his summer holiday to travel to the scene of wildfires in the centre of the country. at least 11 people have died and around 15,000 hectares have been torched in the flames which were sparked during a heatwave. ajury in the united states has found elon musk not guilty of fraud over a tweet about tesla. mr musk was being sued by shareholders who claim they lost billions following tweets by the founder of the carmaker that he was taking the company back into private ownership — something which never happened. summing up, the lawyer for the shareholders said that the billionaire was no

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killing of the unarmed african american man, tyree nichols, memphis police department his name preston hemphill as b, 6 officer to be relieved of his duties. 29 year old nichols died off to being beaten by police during a traffic stop in the city. 3 weeks ago. he was buried on wednesday. i spent a surprising surge of new jobs in the united states. despite the looming risk of a recession. the labor department says employees made more than half 1000000 new hires last month, which means the unemployment rate is now the lowest since $969.00. as despite the federal with that raising interest rates in an effort to cool inflation, hardy, j. castro has moved from washington d. c. this is more than double what wall street has been expecting. $517000.00 new jobs created just last month alone. and as well as the falling unemployment rate, now it's at 3.4 percent, which is indeed a 50 year low for the united states. and this comes also a sort of a conundrum, because we've seen the headlines from last month of some $10000.00 lay off going the other direction with especially the tech sectors. companies like

the memphis police department has named preston hemphill as a 6th officer to be relieved of his duties. nichols died after being beaten by police during a traffic stop in the city 3 weeks ago. well, those were the headlines and he's continues here on out 0 after upfront statement than to watch him by flash. every year in china, an estimated $80000.00 children are abducted by one of their perils. one or one east follows some mothers desperately trying to re unite with their children. on al jazeera conservatives in the united states are sounding the alarm about critical race theory. they claim that examining systemic racism in the history of race relations in the country, indoctrinate students and causes feelings of undue guilt. for historical wrongdoing, multiple states and school districts are attempting to restrict our anything they decide falls under the umbrella of critical race theory. can be taught in schools or even referenced by educators. but what happens when the history and experiences of black and brown people are erased from what we teach future generations. that's coming u

it said preston hemphill violated department policies on personal conduct, truthfulness and compliancesecond—degree murder over the case. the former brazilian president jair bolsonaro has given a speech at his first public event since he lost the election and left his country for the united states ahead of the inauguration of president lula. mr bolsonaro is facing investigation in brazil over his role in the storming of government buildings in brasilia by his supporters last month. our correspondent, will grant, is in miami. what will grant, is in miami. did bolsonaro have to say? his what did bolsonaro have to say? his supporters were waiting for him to say he is about to make an imminent return to frontline politics in brazil or anything of that nature, that was not forthcoming. nor did he make any explicit reference that i could make out two events on 8 january, the uprising in brasilia. what he did say is that he considers brazil is facing, as he put it, and "ethical, moraland facing, as he put it, and "ethical, moral and economic crisis". and when it came to his role going forward

developments in the death of tyree nichols an officer who was suspended over his involvement preston hemphillred. he's the sixth memphis police officer to lose his job. but unlike the other five hemphill doesn't face criminal charges at this time. also a tennessee board suspended two former memphis fire department emts. they concluded robert long and michael sandridge failed to give critical care to nichols. nichols was beaten by police on january 7th and died three days later. he was 29 years old. the search is over for a mountain lion that attacked a five year old san mateo county boy a few days ago. the animal has not been found the california department of fish and wildlife says its staff was not given permission to search the private properties in the area of the attack. so they're concluding their investigation five year old jack got ahead of his mom and grandparents during a walk near their half moon bay home on tuesday when a mountain lion attacked jack has cuts and bruises even a fracture, but he's home from the hospital and his parents say he's going to be okay. raise interest rates

with the five former officers, but as we have been talking about, there is a sixth officer who preston hemphill, and he has about 25 cases that the d.a. says they will be reviewing, and now a total of 100 cases at least that the district attorney now has to go back to look at to see if there were any issues with those cases and potentially dismiss those cases, and it is a heavy burden for the d.a. and a fallout here of this, but it is important for the nichols' family to be here face-to-face with the officers as they are beginning the process of facing charges against them. >> shimon prokupiez, thank you. we appreciate it. joining us is shan wu, former police commissioner from boston, and joining us. we will take it live as it begins. >> sure. >> i am not sure if it is starting here or not, but as we are waiting for that, just walk us through what is going to happen here in the next few moments. >> well, as shimon reported, this is the first sort of public appearance that they will -- >> sorry to interrupt you, but i believe they are starting. so we will listen in. >> and the attorneys here, ar

martin, the four other police officers charged, and preston hemphill were all members of a police unit called scorpion in response to an increase in violent crime in memphis. it was a special plains clothed unit of the police department, and it was focused on reducing violent crimes and seizing cars. officials like the mayor and the new police chief, cj davis, they praised the scorpion unit almost immediately as if it were sort of an overnight success. >> at the end of last year chief davis, who's here, created a street crimes operation to restore peace in our neighbors unit, scorpion. this unit addresses violent crime such as homicides, aggravated assaults, robberies and carjackings that occur throughout our city. since its inception this past october through three days ago the scorpion unit has had a total of 566 arrests, 390 of them for felonies. they have seized $103,000 in cash, 270 vehicles, and 253 weapons. >> officials say the memphis police department uses crimehe data to determine which neighborhoods to deploy the city's four scorpion teams. buton activists say special uni li

officer preston hemphill admits he did not see the alleged reckless driving that was the justification for pulling over nicholls, but still approach this car while brandishing his gun. the traffic stop quickly escalated into a beating in nichols died 3 days later and who was fired last week but has not been charged, which is sparking outrage. 5 other officers who are black and were caught on video beating nichols have been charged with murder. hemphill did not take part in the second more violent encounter. more than 20,000 people are now confirmed dead and that powerful earthquake that hit syria and turkey this week. >> rescue efforts continue today's teams, you might say miraculously were able to pull some survivors from the rubble for the first time since monday's quake. a united nations aid convoy cross from turkey into syria's rebel-held northwest area today. the un secretary general is urging the international community to provide money for turkey and syria. the u.s. has sent a number of search and rescue teams in courting, including a california group from la county. the un plan

the department determining preston hemphill violated multiple department policies, including personalct and truthfulness. he is the sixth officer to be fired and one other officer is on leave. of course, five have been charged with second-degree murder among other charges as well. joining me it is cnn political commentator karen finney, rina shaw and former head of intelligence for the d.c. homeland security department donell harvin. glad to see you here today. let's begin with the unveiling of the police cruisers that were wrapped in black history month artwork. i wonder what you make of it. is it tone deaf? is it something that -- is it a rhetorical question? >> it's tone deaf. absolutely tone dev to the point of actual willy being offends. it's the kind of thing where if you -- i suppose you can give them the credit that they were trying to do the right thing, but it's one of those situations where if you don't know, ask. so instead of saying, hey, let's wrap our car in, you know, quotes from martin luther king jr. on the heels, not only of that video, but in the middle of a nation

initial traffic stop has now been, officially terminated and department tally charged this monday, preston hemphilld multiple department policies including personal conduct and truthfulness he's the sixth officer to be fired and one other officer is on leave and five have been charged with second degree murder among other charges, joining me is cnn political commentator karen finney, strategist, and home land scour the department, darnell. i'm glad to see you, let's begin with the unveiling of the police cruisers that were wrapped in black history month artwork, i do wonder what you make of it. is it tone deaf? is it something, reticle question >> it's tone deaf, it's the kind of thing i suppose you can give them the credit they were trying to do the right thing, but it's a situation where if you don't know, ask. so instead of saying, hey, let's wrap our car in you know, quotes from martin luther king junior not only on the video but the middle of national conversation about the relationship about police and communities of color, ask, ask a community leader who's african-american is this a good ide

the department says another officer, preston hemphill was fired for violating multiple policies, includingfulness. he could be seen on body camera footage tasing nicols, and first two first responders have been suspended to render emergency care and treatment. robert long, and michael lamar sandridge have a week to request a review before the board. officials say they're waiting on the results of a state investigation before they recommend anymore charges. five former officers already face second degree murder charges in connection with nicols' violent arrest and death. >>> in ohio, officials say a train derailment has caused a large fire near the border with pennsylvania. images of the scene show large plumes of smoke rising from the flames and filling the air. emergency crews from multiple states have been deployed to contain the fire and evacuate homes. the environmental protection agency is also monitoring the air quality. there have been no reports of injuries or deaths from the accident, the cause is still unclear. >>> another battle is brewing in the abortion debate as republican of

the other has been identified as a white officer named preston hemphill, who people who've seen the videonizes personally brandishes a taser and tyre nichols and recommends that his colleagues she's after him and stop him. at this point, he has been relieved of duty but he hasn't faced any charges for his role. and the family and all the folks here in memphis supporting family tell us that nbc news that they want him to face similar charges. they see him is participating in the events that ultimately led to tyrese death. when it comes to some of these additional details, we also are finding out, nbc has received the personal files of those five officers. four of the five of them having history of numerous infractions that range from not filling out important paperwork properly to use of force incidents to one officer having engaged in reckless driving that resulted in a three car crash, which stood out to me is ironic because of course this entire story with tyre begins with an accusation that hasn't been substantiated yet through any kind of physical evidence that he was reckless driving

there is a sixth officer, preston hemphill, also fired over his role, seen on camera tasing nichols. are you going to bring charges against him? >> that's not the kind of thing that i can talk about right now. we have an ongoing investigation and an ongoing prosecution. what i can say is we are looking at everybody who was involved directly or indirect in the death of tyre nichols, including officer hemphill, people who showed up after the beating had concluded, but we are -- >> we heard about sheriffs deputies, members of the memphis fire department who have been fired or disciplined. so sounds like they are under review as well? >> correct. that is correct. and we are going to do what we can as quickly as i can. but thoroughly. and we will be making decisions about charges regarding all those people in the time ahead. >> it's rare for police officers involved in killings to be charged, much less indicted or convicted. can you talk about some of the challenges in this particular case because you are seeking a lot of these are second-degree murder charnls, right? what are the challen

memphis police officers fired in the aftermath of the brutal beating of tyre investigators say preston hemphill violated multiple department policies and nichols arrest including rules surrounding the deployment of a stun gun. the pill was the 3rd officer at the traffic stop before the violent arrest but was not where nichols was beaten. body camera footage of the initial stop has hemphill recorded saying that he stunned nichols and quote, i hope they stop his late 5 other memphis police officers have been fired. all of them charged with murder. meantime, in tennessee board suspended 2 emt's for failing to render critical care to nichols. investigators say robert long engine michael sandridge waited 19 minutes before tending to nichols. the justice department has opened a civil rights probe into the brutal beating. >> for your help tonight, california will not require children to get the covid vaccine in order to attend school. the state's department of health making that announcement today saying it is not exploring emergency rules to add the covid vaccine to the list of required school vaccin

the department announced yesterday preston hemphill violated multiple department policies in the violent arrest of nichols. nichols died january 10th, three days after being pulled over by police officers for a traffic stop and then being savagely beaten. five other memphis police officers already have been fired and criminally charged with second degree murder and other crimes. >>> locally, the search has been called off for the mountain lion that attacked a 5-year-old boy. it happened earlier this week in san mateo county. jack was hiking with his family in the hills above half moon bay when he walked ahead of his family and was attacked by a mountain lion cub. the 5-year-old has been treated for numerous cuts and a broken bone near his eye. his family, though, says he is in good spirits. crews with the california department of fish and wildlife had been trying to capture the mountain lion, but they've been denied access to private properties in the area to continue their search for the animal. >>> people in half moon bay and monterey park are still grieving over those back-to-back sho

preston hemphill personal misconduct, and improper taser use.ll not face criminal charges, unlike the other five officers. those five are facing multiple charges, including second-degree murder. also two memphis fire department , emts had their licenses revoked over tyre nichols' death. they both failed to give critical care to nichols. nichols was beaten by police on january 7 and died a few days later. today, a sacramento community is celebrating the life of tyre nichols. nichols was a sacramento native , who was also a photographer and skateboarding enthusiast. the skate shop is holding the event so people can skate in his memory. the event will be joined by tyre's friends and family. and the oakland unified school district is also honoring nichols. they will hold a series of free weekly skateboarding classes for students. it will start today. the event will involve an informal tribute for nichols. now the balloon identified by , the pentagon is a surveillance balloon from china is still hovering over the u.s. right now. there have been discu

one of those officers preston hemphill, mentioned on the body camera video. his lawyer says he was not present at the scene where the brutal beating occurred. spray his right hip your tape. meanwhile the fire department has fired two e m. t s and the lieutenant e. m. t s failing to provide basic aid to nichols as he lay slumped against the police cruiser visibly in distress. the lieutenant not even getting out of the vehicle. even though this is, uh, this was done by five black officers that we still must tell african american young men and women that they have to be a part of the change in the system. that funeral for nickels will be held wednesday in memphis, where the reverend al sharpton is expected to deliver the eulogy. family and friends preparing to say goodbye. every was i've just heard some of the stories. and how loving he was and how in purpose so many people parents will attend president biden state of the union address next week. in memphis. steve harrigan, fox news new york congressman jorge santos has resisted calls to resign. but today, he sa

one of those officers preston hemphill, mentioned on the body camera video. his lawyer says he was not present at the scene where the brutal beating occurred. spray tape. meanwhile the fire department has fired two e m. t s and the lieutenant e. m. t s failing to provide basic aid to nichols as he lay slumped against the police cruiser visibly in distress. the lieutenant not even getting out of the vehicle . even though this is, uh, this was done by five black officers that we still must tell african american young men and women that they have to be a part of the change in the system. the funeral for nickels will be held wednesday in memphis, where the reverend al sharpton is expected to deliver the eulogy. family and friends preparing to say goodbye was i've just heard some of the stories. have a loving he was and how we breakfast so many people. tyree's parents will attend president biden state of the union address next week. in memphis. steve harrigan, fox news. coming up. a new report shows how much the cost of living has risen in the past year. how many

this is as we are learning new details about these officers including a sixth fired last week preston hemphill commission, they said nichols was fighting back, that he was driving recklessly and that he was trying to grab one of the officer's guns. none of these claims by hemphill are corroborated by the video evidence and these revelations come after more details we learned earlier this week from the decertification letters of the five other officers who were fired. police are saying that they went to great lengths to cover up their actions, to cover up what they did by either hiding their body cameras or obscuring them or otherwise just misleading investigators. the bottom line here is that this has turned into a sprawling investigation and according d.a.'s office, this is just the beginning. nick valencia, cnn, atlanta. >>> and coming up, the biden administration is preparing to put coronavirus in the rearview mirror. how it is getting ready to end the covid-19 public health emergency, that is just ahead. absolutely, nothing. it really is something. as an expedia member, you can n save up t

one of the officers, preston hemphill, who is white, participated in the initial traffic stop and fired his taser at tyre. hemphill was recorded saying, "i hope they stomp his ass," referring to tyre. an initial police report filed just hours after tyre's violent arrest shows wide discrepancies between the claims of officers and what video from the scene reveals. the video shows no evidence that tyre tried to fight the officers or reached for their guns as the arrest report alleges. on monday night, residents gathered to remember tyre in a candlelight vigil at the site of his killing. pastor charita mccoy helped organize the protest. >> i want peace. i represent peace. i want to see that. i want to see peace -- there are hurting families behind us, hurting -- the nation is hurting. amy: in new jersey, racial justice advocates and the family of carl dorsey, an unarmed black man who was killed by newark police on new year's day 2021, are calling on the u.s. attorney to launch a civil rights investigation into the case. this comes after a new jersey grand jury last week decided not to indi

one of those officers preston hemphill, mentioned on the body camera video lawyer says he was not present at the scene where the brutal beating occurred sprays. help your tape . meanwhile the fire department has fired two e m. t s and the lieutenant e. m t s failing to provide basic aid to nichols as he lay slumped against the police cruiser visibly in distress, the lieutenant not even getting out of the vehicle, even though this is, uh, this was done by five black officers. that we still must tell african american young men and women, uh , that they have to be a part of the change in the system. the funeral for nickels will be held wednesday in memphis, where the reverend al sharpton is expected to deliver the eulogy, family and friends preparing to say goodbye. every was i just heard something. stories. have i loving he was and how he and purpose so many people. tyree's parents will attend president biden state of the union address next week. in memphis. steve harrigan, fox news. two young women who attend louisiana state university want to make it easier for other female students to ge

related to another officer not charged criminally but was fired by the memphis police department, preston hemphill. they are also reviewing cases. this is just the start of it. i don't know that necessarily these numbers are going to stay at a hundred. it is likely they could grow, also significant is they could wind up dismissing many of these cases. that is certainly going to be something we have to look at. >> and the da addressed that possibility and said it is very much on the table they'll have to revisit some of those cases. thank you so much for all of this reporting. >>> coming up next for us, rick scott rewrites the florida republican revises on medicare and social security after president biden and democrats used his words to go on the attack. and also next for us, senator john fetterman is now at the center of a national conversation about mental health. and the new details surrounding his condition as he is being treated for clinical depression. n wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your g goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today

, amber sherman is arguably one of the biggest reasons we know the name of the sixth office, preston hemphillccording to the memphis police department at the first scene and was relieved of his duties but not fired on january 8th. she noticed a last name, his last name in that affidavit that was posted on facebook, then started snooping around looking for more information. found a first name. then found a photo on the memphis police department's facebook page of that officer, matched the wristband on his apple watch in that photo to the wristband she saw in the body camera footage and then amplified it on social media. she had a tweet showing all of that that was viewed over a million times. about a day later the memphis police department confirmed that officer's name, that he was at the scene, his involvement, and that he was on leave. and they also said a seventh officer currently unnamed had been placed on leave as well. jose. >> ellison barber in memphis, thank you so very much. >>> up next, imagine the government chipping in hundreds of thousands of dollars a month to pay for your bills

preston hemphill was one of the other officers on scene the night of the incident and so he was fired as a result of his actions by the police department. now his cases are also under review. so about a hundred cases in total. it could grow. some of these cases could be dismissed over some of the activity by these officers. that is a significant number. finally, for the first time, we're getting those numbers from the da. again, more fallout from this incident and obviously still a lot more that is going to come out. we expect more video, more audio to come out in the coming weeks that the police say they are still reviewing. once they make some decisions about additional disciplinary action against some officers they will release that video. >> all right. thanks very much for your reporting on this today. we really appreciate it. >>> we'll go to shreveport, louisiana where officer alexander tyler is now facing a negligent homicide charge in the death of alonso bag lichlt body cam video now showing the moment bagley, who was unarmed and fleeing, was shot and killed earlier this month.

preston hemphill is one of the first officers seen confronting the 29-year-old. memphis police stating that that officer violated several department policies including truthfulness and the rules on handling a stun gun. i want you to take a look at this video. he is the white officer seen using that stun gun during the first police interaction with nichols. and after nichols runs off, he is heard saying, he hopes they stomp him. five other officers all black were fired and now face second-degree murder charges. so far hemphill has not been charged. now, this comes just a day after president biden and his vp met with members of the congressional black caucus to talk about renewed calls for police reform. a new abc news/"washington post" poll shows that 34% of americans say they are not confident at all that police are adequately trained to avoid using excessive force. 38% say they are not confident that police treat everyone equally. now, hemphill's attorney calling the firing of his client, quote, regrettable but says that they continue to cooperate with authoriti

>> right, that's exofficer preston hemphill who we know his attorney says was not at the second scene at that initial traffic stop, and today there is damning new evidence emerging about his role in that initial stop including that his initial statement that tyre nichols was pulled over for driving recklessly and at a high speed, hemphill says he didn't actually see tyre nichols doing that. he also says that his initial statement, which said that he saw nichols grab for his partner's gun was also not what he saw. he says he saw nichols grab for something, and officials are saying that isn't corroborate ed by any of the video that they have seen, and all of this emerged as state officials are looking at whether to decertify these six officers so that they can no longer work in the state again and an important note here, hemphill has not been criminally charged but the d.a.'s office says more charges could s ti you can't always avoid migraine triggers like your next period. qulipta® can help prevent migraines. you can't always prevent what's going on outside... ...that's why qulipta® he

with the death of tyree nichols, the memphis police department says the officer, identified as preston hemphill participated in the initial traffic stop of nickels. he was placed on administrative leave last month pending the outcome of an internal investigation and terminated for numerous violations of department policy , including personal conduct and truthfulness. police officials fired five officers in january. they are charged with second degree murder, among other offenses. francisco police say they are being extra vigilant tonight after a man fired a gun inside of a synagogue views, evan sernoffsky explains how investigators are trying to track down the men responsible and why they believe that he may be behind other attacks. san francisco police and the fbi continued to search for this man who walked into a russian jewish synagogue in san francisco and pulled out a gun. police suspect those shots were blank rounds. but the bizarre episode has law enforcement on high alert. the police department is prioritizing calls for service to all places of worship. we are working with the community

police say preston hemphill can be seen on body camera footage tasing nichols and later heard saying,hey stomp his ass. his attorney says he disagrees with the termination but will continue to cooperate with the investigation. meantime the tennessee emergency medical services division is suspending two first responders for failing to render aid to nichols. the medical services division says that robert long and jim michael sandridge waited 19 minutes to provide even basic aid to nichols. long and sandridge were already fired after an investigation. >>> meantime it is week two of the alex murdaugh murder trial and it wrapped in south carolina with prosecutors calling key witnesses. the disgraced attorney is accused of murdering his wife and youngest son at the family's property back in june of 2021. >> outside the presence of the jury, prosecutors brought in witnesses to testify about murdaugh's financial crimes hoping to present the evidence as a possible motive for the killings. they also brought in a ballistics expert attempting to link weapons at the family's home to the crime scen

one is a white officer, preston hemphill, who you saw banishing a raise thor, who recommends that his video. but the other, we don't know their name or anything about them yet. that alone is a detail that has disturbed people in the community and left them feeling like there's more to the story, are they protecting any additional people? and because of all the, you know, what i described to you before about what we're starting to learn about these officers' backgrounds, there's an understanding here that higher-ups in the department, likely even the chief, would have known some of this. and when you put together these units, they're supposed to be the greatest, the best, the people you trust when some of the most difficult policing and crime reduction tasks, so what does it mean if folks no, in the first place in some cases haven't been on the force that long, joined only back in 2018 or so, but have these records? what does it say they end up on this elite team? those questions aren't going away. >> they are not at all. i'm going to do two things. i'll ask both of you to stay with us