breath as video of a violent beating is about to go public. the victim s family appealing for calm. sandra: we are learning more from the just released bodycam video of the attack at paul and nancy pelosi s home. another nonstop hour of news begins now. begin with the city on edge bracing for whatever reaction may come when video of a deadly police beating goes public today. hours from now, they will release the bodycam footage of 29-year-old tyre nichols, they say acts that defy humanity, steve is live in downtown memphis. steve, what are you seeing on the ground there so far today? sandra, right now a very visible police presence. we have seen police on horses in unmarked cars, marked cars as well. as far as protests or demonstrations, not a sign of anything yet. streets are quiet, life going on here as normal. as you mentioned, that tape expected to come out on the internet on the youtube channel five hours from now, the tape is expected to be one hour long, supposed t
What the administration has done in other instances, including the anticipation as you all know for the dobbs decision, the trucker convoy protests and election day, three examples i can share with you at this moment. administration officials have been and will continue to be in touch with state and local officials on the ground as we watch the next few hours develop. has the president spoken with the nichols family directly or does he plan to? obviously when a tragedy happens like this, the president always wants to extend personally his heartfelt condolences to the family. i don t have a call to read out or call schedule at this time. but again, i would refer you to the statement yesterday but our hearts are with tyre nichols family and the memphis community as well. can you confirm a report by our friends at reuters that elon musk met with the infrastructure
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The organizers of a convoy of truck drivers who oppose COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other pandemic-related restrictions say they will return to the D.C. Beltway on Monday in a protest aimed at slowing traffic in the region.
The organizers of a convoy of truck drivers who oppose COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other pandemic-related restrictions say they will return to the D.C. Beltway on Monday in a protest aimed at slowing traffic in the region.