with kim brunhuber. we re seeing a lot of anger across the united states this morning and demands for police reform, but all of it has been peaceful. the american cities were on edge that they might not be. this after the city of memphis released shocking police videos of the january 7th attack. in memphis, for example, protestors marched on to a major interstate bridge across the mississippi river bringing traffic to a standstill. no arrests. tyre nichols died three days after the violent encounter. he was just 29 years old. his funeral has been set for next wednesday. all five officers have been fired and on thursday they were charged with second degree murder, kidnapping and other offenses. arraignments are set for next month. we want to play some of the newly released videos. they are difficult and disturbing to watch and there s a lot of foul language. now we don t scenic cools being pulled over for alleged reckless driving but the first clip is from an officer arrivin
last word, i m ali velshi. is peace stay with us. our coverage continues. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle begins now. good evening, i m stephanie ruhle. most nights, i feel very lucky to have this job. i get to talk about how i see the world and my colleagues and i try to make some very to make sense. but this is a very difficult night for me. for all of us, together. because just a few hours ago, another horrific video of police appearing to kill an unarmed black man was released. this time from the memphis police department. it s a terrible example of awful police behavior resulting in the death of a human being. a human whose life is now defined by the brutality he suffered. we are not going to show you that video since it s been out there for four hours. you can make your own decision about watching it. that s what the internet is for. so you will not see that video this hour but you will see as trying to get the best answers we can to the questions we all have. fi
the world and my colleagues and i try to make some very to make sense. but this is a very difficult night for me. for all of us, together. because just a few hours ago, another horrific video of police appearing to kill an unarmed black man was released. this time from the memphis police department. it s a terrible example of awful police behavior resulting in the death of a human being. a human whose life is now defined by the brutality he suffered. we are not going to show you that video since it s been out there for four hours. you can make your own decision about watching it. that s what the internet is for. so you will not see that video this hour but you will see as trying to get the best answers we can to the questions we all have. first what we know right now. 29 year old tyre nichols was pulled over by memphis police on january seven for what they said was breakfast driving. he died three days later. that me repeat. he died after a traffic stop. memphis police have
search warrant. a preview of president biden s one on one with kevin mccarthy as they make their opening moves on the looming debt ceiling showdown with no compromise on the horizon. the memphis community today along with the nation saying good-bye to tyre nichols in a service this afternoon with thousands of mourners, including kamala harris paying their respects and renewing calls for police reform. former president trump about to get his first declared primary challenger as his former u.n. ambassador nikki haley gets ready to announce she s running for the republican nomination in 2024. good day. i m andrea mitchell in washington. breaking news of another extraordinary development in the classified document saga. the fbi conducting a planned and consensual search on president biden s beach home in delaware this morning. the president consenting, aware and cooperating with his third fbi search of his homes and former private office for missing classified documents a
mccarthy is going along with them. how much control does he really have, to your point? reporter: right. some of the hardliners may want to see cuts to the defense budget, which would be unacceptable for other more moderate members. this is past the point of getting to a speaker. republicans have in their rules they will not put anything on the floor that a majority of the majority does not support. maybe there s a deal that s going to pass with democratic votes. even then, you need a majority of house republicans to agree on a framework to raising the debt ceiling. mccarthy said he doesn t want to have a default. okay. what can a majority of your members agree on? they don t have the answer to that question. thanks to all of you. remembering tyre nichols. as memphis comes together today to celebrate his life, we learn more about the investigation into his death. the latest is right ahead. you are watching andrea mitchell reports.