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
now what he deserves justice. justice for a beautiful life taken far too soon. our thoughts tonight, i will terry s family, and this community. during this unthinkable, awful time. and on that note, i wish you all a safe night. hug your kids, from all of our family, excuse, me kind of get right. from all of our colleagues, across the networks of nbc news. when nbc family. thanks for staying up late with me. a really rough night. we ll see you at the end of monday. end o monday tire nicholas wendte nine years old. his family, and friends, remember me as a great kid and a beautiful soul. he was energetic, and outgoing, he was even goofy. they had a four-year-old son and he worked the second shift at fedex returning to his mother s house briefly every night at 7 pm for us late day lunch break. tyrannically s loved his mother. she said even had her name tattooed on his arm, which made her proud. and he loved skateboarding. tyrannical s family says he was pretty good. that was
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
Name but, he did. my son was a beautiful soul, and he touched everyone. he s a great kid. i want his, and other people to know. there s nothing wrong with being yourself. tyree brats in the army to make me feel like you don t have to do that. it off the fall of trying to be loved. be yourself, you can skateboard, you can ice hockey, you can do whatever that you want to do. and people still love you. he was the kind of our you come the door. and you can t walk past them about getting a hug. he s gonna make sure if you get past them you don t actually come back and give me a hug. he s the kind of person that everybody enjoyed. almost that my son was a great great kid. he didn t deserve what he got. now what he deserves justice.
Name but, he did. my son was a beautiful soul, and he touched everyone. he s a great kid. i want his, and other people to know. there s nothing wrong with being yourself. tyree brats in the army to make me feel like you don t have to do that. it off the fall of trying to be loved. be yourself, you can skateboard, you can ice hockey, you can do whatever that you want to do. and people still love you. he was the kind of our you come the door. and you can t walk past them about getting a hug. he s gonna make sure if you get past them you don t actually come back and give me a hug. he s the kind of person that everybody enjoyed. almost that my son was a great great kid. he didn t deserve what he got.