welcome to this special 8:00 hour of the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington and we begin this hour with an emotional anniversary of a pivotal moment in american history. on a busy weekend when the race for the white house was taking shape. president joe biden was in selma, alabama, today for the anniversary of bloody sunday, and a speech before some of the country s most prominent civil rights leaders. while outside washington, a very different scene in a very different speech, as former president donald trump spoke to the conservative political action conference, vowing retribution in his words. and earlier today in california, the politician who could be trump s biggest rival for the gop nomination in 2024, florida governor ron desantis, speaking at the ronald reagan library. but we begin in selma, alabama, with arlette saenz. arlette, what can you tell us? jim, president biden used the anniversary of bloody sunday as an historic moment in civil rights history,
memphis is one of those dangerous places in the western hemisphere where killings are very common, but this videotape and the violence it contains has dominated today s news, so we have asked trace gallagher to walk us through the footage. hey, trace. hey, tucker. we will do the step-by-step. it begins with the initial stop. remember, tyre nichols was pulled over for reckless driving, though the video starts at a point where there is no evidence. we can t see any signs of reckless or erratic driving. but when police officers approached the vehicle, they are clearly agitated about something, because they don t go up to the vehicle and ask tyre nichols to step out. instead, they immediately open the door and they pull him out of the car, and immediately then try to push them down to the ground. you can watch some of this and kind of see the process as it goes forward. in the process, while they are on the ground with him, he is tased and apparently pepper sprayed. some of the
thank you so much for joining us tonight. remember you can watch the night cap again on saturdays at 11:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. if you liked tonight, you will love it tomorrow. for tonight we re signing off. i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with me. i ll see you at the end of monday. on october 1st, 2017 a uniquely american tragedy unfolded on a scale never before seen. in a matter of seconds a country music festival turned tragic. a storm of gunfire raining down on a crowd. he was shooting everybody and there was dead people everywhere. and i don t even know what was happening. it was just shooting randomly. reporter: in the end a massive loss of life and hundreds injured in the worse mass shooting in modern american history. the 2017 las vegas shooting was the worse mass shooting in modern american history. over the course of 10 minutes 58 people were killed, several h
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