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save hundreds a year over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. talk to our switch squad at your local xfinity store today. top of the hour in the "cnn newsroom." i'm erica hill. >> and i'm jim sciutto. this morning, just incredible new details from the memphis police chief describing what the nation will see today when her department releases videos of the violent january 7th arrest of 29-year-old tyre nichols. he died just days later from injuries he sustained during the police stop. some of the emmages including from police body cameras described, including by the police chief as appallin...

Of these interactions? >> yes, well ultimately this is not just a civil rights issue, it is a human rights issue and everybody has the human right to be treated with dignity as the police chief said and the duty of care, the idea that the government has you in their custody at that moment, and there is a duty to handle the citizen with the type of human respect any of us would expect is something that was actually in the memphis police department's new procedures from what i understand, that they've changed their procedures to include a more robust duty of care. now of course that doesn't mean...

Students throughout the country walked out of their college classes on Oct. 11. It was a national protest against religious schools’ alleged treatment of LGBT

>> he also agreed that we owe people who disagreed with us human decency, human respect, a presumption that their motives are just as good as ours, their objectives for the future are just as honorable as ours. that's -- too much of that's gone now. he did not believe that people who disagreed with him by party were by definition bad people or the objects of destruction. that particularly in times of great stress we should find a way to see each other as people and reach across the lines that divide us. >> zell miller, marine corps sergeant, university of georgia graduate, governor, senator, w...

People who disagreed with us human decency, human respect, a presumption that their motives are just as good as ours, their objectives for the future are just as honorable as ours. that's -- too much of that's gone now. he did not believe that people who disagreed with him by party were by definition bad people or the objects of destruction. that particularly in times of great stress we should find a way to see each other as people and reach across the lines that divide us. >> zell miller, marine corps sergeant, university of georgia graduate, governor, senator, was 86 years old.