outrage, anger and grief. tyre nichols repeatedly beaten, kicked, tased and pepper sprayed by the police. on video for the world to see. the family of the father, skateboarder and photographer calling for peace as people around the country take their emotions out onto the streets in protest. and there are new questions about how to break the political stalemate to achieve some kind of real police reform. five former memphis cops already charged with murder, two more have now been relieved of duty. and a doj investigation is underway. this morning, we have memphis community leaders, experts on policing and a member of congress joining this crucial conversation. thanks to you for joining us this morning, i m katie phang, this is special coverage of the leash of the tylee nichols video. right now, the world is washing and reacting to that footage showing five memphis police officers kicking, punching, just beating 29 year old nichols after what was supposed to be just a traffic
don t match up with videos. and cnn s interview with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he s revealing whether he would consider acting as a wartime mediator between ukraine and russia. and a look at donald trump s defiant deposition in a fraud investigation in new york. this, as he faces a new criminal probe of hush money payments over his alleged affair with porn star stormy daniels. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. we begin this hour with the glaring discrepancies between the initial memphis police report from tyre nichols and his arrest and beating. we have all the new developments. reporter: a bundle of contradictions between what the world witnessed in the video showing police beating nichols and what was found in the initial police report about the incident. first reported by the new york times, the photo of a police report was posted online by a memphis talk show post
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