around this country we have new reaction today from people demanding change. . five police officers. it doesn t matter. if not even one of them said no, this is not. right there is really no words to describe. it i was sick to my stomach. i had to walk away a few times. it just breaks your. heart you have to stand up and be reminded that this isn t just a mentor thing or a sacramento or california thing. this is a national thing. unfortunately, he is right. we have reporters and analysts joining us with reactions of what to expect next in this case. we are going to go first to nbc s tom brock, standing by in memphis for us. sam, good day to you. what can you tell us about this scene just after 11 am central time where you are there? the morning after that video was released? hey alex. good afternoon to. you good morning here. it is calm right now. it is going to be really interesting to see what some of the protesters are saying today alex azar s a 3 pm protest loca
targeting people who are doing it carjackings, niger gang violence. that s the kind of work that s being done in memphis but also similar units around the country. it has become somewhat of a model. and, in recent years there has been tension attention to these groups. a question on whether or not they have become a hotbed for violence themselves. take a listen to the attorney for the family, family benjamin crump, mentioning that two of the other community members have come forward alleging violence from scorpion officers themselves. one of the gentlemen said after four or five days before tyre was attacked on january 7th. he was simply going to get pizza, and all the sudden when he was at a stop sign they come up and they grabbed him by that, cursing at him calling him mf s nba tees. and all the stuff they are saying, and then they say, they put a gun to his head. he called twice to the memphis police department internal