right now and this is very hard to swallow. i want each and every one of you to protest in peace. i don t want us burning up our cities, tearing up the streets because that is not what my son stood for. if you guys are here for me and tyree, then you will protest peacefully. [chanting] carley: brooke singman live with the latest details, hey, brooke. good morning, ashley, just hours from now, the police expected to release body cam footage from tyree nichols death and that will be hard to watch, all on january 7th when 29-year-old was pulled over by the memphis police officer with reckless driving what we will play is a recording from the police scanner from the confrontation, listen. do you have eyes on the subject? [indistinct] we have one running on foot. somebody barricade? the nichols families legal family seen the footage and it shows the five officers beating tyre nichols for 3 minutes, he died in the hospital three days after the incident that cities across
brian: the reason we have a snow shot ainsley s upset with snow. this is the least snow we have had in new york since 1973. ainsley: not supposed to snow in new york. brian: i have to do this for you. this should have been your bump-in because you love show. ainsley: christmas alley ski slope. ing. you said your daughter is going skiing for the first time today? we are going to do the bunny slope today or tomorrow. brian: are you going? ainsley: of course i m going. i mean, i send her up there all by herself? brian: listen, she has got to go grow up. will is here. avians ains have you taken your children skiing either one of you. brian: no. oh yeah, hi, will. brian: ainsley asked me a question. will: i tuned him out. all morning long you have been throwing shots and lobbing missiles over this way only catching one of every five. brian: i just looked at him. wow i was hoping it would have been pete and we got off to a bad start. will: pizza pie down
the other point you made about latino specifically not being happy with illegal immigration. and i was still in the diners, the people most separatists about illegal immigration and fired up for the latino communities, specifically those immigrants that came here legally. they went through the process and they paid a lot of money and a lot of years. they don t want to see this. ashley: no, they don t. todd: with that, alex murdaugh sobbing in court from the 911 call is wife and son were murdered is played out l loud. [indistinct] todd: the criminal defense attorney, brian what did you make about alex murdaugh s men demeanor when the 911 call was played? hey, todd, great to be with
update us what is going on. ash an the disbarred south carolina attorney alex murdaugh sobbing in court for the second straight day as he stands trial for the murders of his wife and son. you can see him wiping away tears while the jury listens to his 911 call. listen. murdaugh crying as they watched the footage from family hunting long where his wife maggie and son paul were shot to death. the first deputy on the scene testifying murdaugh was not crying the day of the murders. prosecutors say murder day killed his family to cover up a long list of financial crimes. he says he is innocent and faces 30 years to life if convicted. and in los angeles, the building coming up in flames yesterday leaving one person hurt.