Well, good evening, everyone. I'm Laura Codes, and this is CNN Tonight. Tyree Nichols,

laid to rest tonight. The 29-year-old who was just trying to get home beaten, young

recognition by police officers, just about 80 yards from his own front door. The horrific

scenes were caught on camera. The DA, down in Memphis, says up to 20 more hours, including

audio from after the beating, and after the ambulance takes Tyree Nichols to the hospital,

has yet to be released. But apparently, it is forthcoming. Tyree Nichols' mother, grieving,

Ravon Wells, calling for the passage of the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act.

I just need whatever that George Floyd bill we needed passed. We need to take some action,

because there should be no other child that should suffer the way my son and all the

other parents here have lost their children. We need to get that bill passed.

That blood, the next child that dies, that blood is going to be on their hands.

A sorority that no one wants to be a part of, of all the mothers who were impacted in

fathers and loved ones. His older sister, Tyree Nichols' sister, Keana Dixon, saying that

she is heartbroken at the loss of her own brother.

They left me completely heartbroken. I see the world showing him love and fighting for

his justice. But all I want is my baby brother back.

Her baby brother, Tyree Nichols, was laid to rest in Memphis. Memphis of extraordinary significance

not only because it's where he lived and where he died, but because of the powerful city's

place in the struggle that is ongoing for civil rights in this country. The very same city

where Dr. King fought for justice for black workers. The city where he was assassinated 55

years ago. On April 4, 1968, on the balcony of his room at the Lorraine Motel.

Now in his eulogy for Tyree Nichols, the Reverend Al Sharpton invoked that moment and talked

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