together they attended law school at the university of memphis. later, while working for encompass health, justin put his experience to work helping improve access to rehabilitation hospital care. justin hunter was a really strong and passionate advocate for rehabilitation hospitals. justin used his understanding of the laws governing compare -- medicare program to help improve the quality of health care available to americans across our nation. i know i just used the word passion, but justin was very passionate about everything he did and believed in. if he was in, he was in 100% on everything. justin hunter will be remembered not only to his dedication to health care and the law, but also as an avid hunter, as barbecue master, and for his tremendous devotion for his family. for both roberta and me, our thoughts are with justin's wife caroline, and their two daughters, helena and vivian. justin is truly and sorely missed by so many. i will always have good and fond memories of our friendship together. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro te

crime is so bad in memphis, i'm expecting to see alex hogan reassigned to report from memphis about therime. >> todd: that's a bold statement. looks like two things are at play here. democrat leaders, including da saw illinois and new york and said, we want that for some reason in memphis, tennessee. you have judges, especially the judge in the murder case in introduction who said this about bail. >> collect money from poor people, that is what they do, that is how they function. i detest the bail bond system in shelby county. >> todd: all right, he ignores key fact that bail keeps bad people behind bars. what is your response to that judge right there? >> well, first i said the other day on local affiliate of fox that i was pissed off about this and the community is. what is harmful about that particular judge, judge anderson, he manages judicial commissioner program, magistrates in tennessee and they set initial bail for defendants. he oversees that program and his anymous toward bail is influencing his decision letting people out without bail, also influencing the decision of judicia

like, you know, obviously book is about houston, but my big memphis hip hop fan, i'm from long ago. and so when i got his opportunity. you know, i was going to do it myself and i present, you know, academic presentation and but, you know, i thought i'd be a great guy to, opportunity to really talk to someone who was at the foundations of memphis hip hop and that was d.j. spanish fly, who in the late 1980s established the memphis hip hop, which i think along with houston is one of the dominant influences on hip hop period today. and so, yeah, that was a great session. just talked about tennessee music boxes, right? we're talking about the chitlin circuit next month. so we're all over the place in the best way really celebrating tennessee music. so it's a great event that's online. so you should check it. yeah, all of the sessions are available. we do them live and so you can register through eventbrite. it's all free, but everything that we've already done has been recorded and is available on our website which is tennessee history dork. so check it out because you'll get to see lang

like, you know, obviously book is about houston, but my big memphis hip hop fan, i'm from long ago. and so when i got his opportunity. you know, i was going to do it myself and i present, you know, academic presentation and but, you know, i thought i'd be a great guy to, opportunity to really talk to someone who was at the foundations of memphis hip hop and that was d.j. spanish fly, who in the late 1980s established the memphis hip hop, which i think along with houston is one of the dominant influences on hip hop period today. and so, yeah, that was a great session. just talked about tennessee music boxes, right? we're talking about the chitlin circuit next month. so we're all over the place in the best way really celebrating tennessee music. so it's a great event that's online. so you should check it. yeah, all of the sessions are available. we do them live and so you can register through eventbrite. it's all free, but everything that we've already done has been recorded and is available on our website which is tennessee history dork. so check it out because you'll get to see lang

. >> a devilish situation is playing out in memphis, tennessee, a club named for the symbol of evil is causing some elementary school parents to see red while raising first amendment questions. here's abc's andrea fujii this morning. >> the controversy as an after school satan club comes to a memphis elementary school next month. >> these have very young children and they're being used for political agenda or some kind of agenda that has no place in our schools. >> memphis shelby county schools representative spoke to concerned parents about how they don't approve of the club, but under a 2001 supreme courtrillionuling schools can't discriminate against a religious group based on their viewpoints and must allow them to rent space at chimney rock elementary. >> i do not endorse. i do not support the beliefs of this organization at the center of the recent headlines, officials say the satanic temple that will run the after school satan club is a nonprofit organization and follow district protocols to apply for space. >> the district does not discuss it against any legitimate nonprofit gr

and i appreciate memphis being in a red state. you're coming and helping us with this great problem. civil rights enforcement and the voting rights act and the americans with disabilities are three of my major issues. what exactly is the department of justice doing to enforce the voting rights act? i know we've seen some actions in alabama and in louisiana and maybe in another one of the southern states. what have they done there and on disability rights as well. >> so, congressman, i started off my career at the justice department as a voting rights lawyer. and what i can assure you is that the civil rights division remains steadfast in ensuring that we're using the voting rights act, national voter registration act, help america vote act. the uniformed and overseas citizens absentee voting act to ensure that every eligible american has voiced in our democracy. we're filing lawsuits. we are filing statements of interest in third-party lawsuits to help guide the courts on the appropriate interpretation and application of the law.

. >> you got me memphis.is one? >> stranded record which is on the lower east side. >> this is really interesting. i know you like memphis. this is cleveland from thes is' 60s and early '70s. >> what you got me last year, i can play it on my record player. thank you, brother. love you and merry christmas to you. >> it is like when you make somebody a mix when you love. >> i am like john cusack in saying anything. >> oh, rapunzell. >> the first one is a big one. let's do this, america. >> oh, i don't fit into this. >> oh. a little dog travel. >> that's right. >> who got me this in >> oh, the judge. >> she knew. this is amazing. i think he still fits in there. if not, i will use it myself. that's number three. number four, number two. if this is a taylor swift's album, i have to throw it at you. >> oh. look at this. it is little pictures -- >> do you see how good looking that is? >> aw, look at that, i can put a record in it. >> he's pooping on the back. >> number three. i am beginning to think that this may be

. >> you got me memphis.phis hit. >> where did you find this one? >> stranded record which is on the lower east side. >> this is really interesting. i know you like memphis. this is cleveland from thes is' 60s and early '70s. >> what you got me last year, i can play it on my record player. thank you, brother. love you and merry christmas to you. >> it is like when you make somebody a mix when you love. >> i am like john cusack in saying anything. >> oh, rapunzell. >> the first one is a big one. let's do this, america. >> oh, i don't fit into this. >> oh. a little dog travel. >> that's right. >> who got me this in >> oh, the judge. >> she knew. this is amazing. i think he still fits in there. if not, i will use it myself. that's number three. number four, number two. if this is a taylor swift's album, i have to throw it at you. >> oh. look at this. it is little pictures -- >> do you see how good looking that is? >> aw, look at that, i can put a record in it. >> he's pooping on the back. >> number three. i am b

there have been a series of investigation, memphis, trenton new jersey, we have seen a significant disparity. there are a few examples of how the doj has targeted those who protect our community. not to say there are not circumstances warranting review. but in rising crime, open borders they are prioritizing investigation into police departments. compared to just one investigation in the previous administration with radical views about defunding the police. especially at a time when police are demoralized following the defund the police movement. they have use the law to disadvantage citizens. property damages that protects abortion clinics and houses of worship alike. but they show significant bias in forcing those facing abortion clinics. on 5/2/2022 dobbs fee jackson was leaked to the press. this gave rise to widespread demonstration and attacks on pro-life facilities. more than 100 facilities were damaged including by our sin. 218 churches have been attacked since the decision was sleep. according to the family research council there have been hostile incidents against churches. and in 2

. >> you got me memphis. memphis hit. >> where did you find this one? >> stranded record which is on the lower east side. >> this is really interesting. i know you like memphis. this is cleveland from thes is' 60s and early '70s. >> what you got me last year, i can play it on my record player. thank you, brother. love you and merry christmas to you. >> it is like when you make somebody a mix when you love. >> i am like john cusack in saying anything. >> oh, rapunzell. >> the first one is a big one. let's do this, america. >> oh, i don't fit into this. >> oh. a little dog travel. >> that's right. >> who got me this in >> oh, the judge. >> she knew. this is amazing. i think he still fits in there. if not, i will use it myself. that's number three. number four, number two. if this is a taylor swift's album, i have to throw it at you. >> oh. look at this. it is little pictures -- >> do you see how good looking that is? >> aw, look at that, i can put a record in it. >> he's pooping on the back. >> number three. i

host: memphis, line for democrats. caller: good morning.e calling from memphis tennessee and i want to say one thing, polls are nothing but disturbing information all americans to see the fact that the polarization and prejudice and racist and this is going to cause us to fall from grace. us being pulled, it does not help anything but it helps america find out and see how we stand in this world because these polls don't give the complete opinion of what people think. i am the same age as the president, i'm 81. i have seen the worst of the worst. i've been to vietnam. as americans, we will reap what we've sown. we need to get out here together because we are turning into a third world country. host: does polling divide americans more? guest: i don't think so. i would suggest no. there's been studies whether it affects elections. i would double down and emphasize that in my opinion, polls are essential for democracy. they are away for the people to be heard between elections. they are a way to keep those in power accountable. they are one of

jude's children research hospital in memphis focusing on the dedicated doctor who can understand what kids are going through better than anyone because she was once in their shoes. >>> and later, willie's new "sunday sitdown" with willem dafoe from "platoon" to "spider-man" and now a golden globe nomination for his transformation in the acclaimed film "poor things." >> you see yourself go away and something else emerge. when you look differently, you feel differently. when you see something different than normal reflected back to you, it creates a shift and makes it much easier to inhabit something that is not you. >> a "sunday sitdown" plus another "life well lived" a bit later in the show. >>> but let's begin this morning with another wet weekend for millions of you along the east coast. the storm dropped up to 6 inches of rain in some parts of florida sunday causing flash flooding and overtaking neighborhoods. it's now on the move making its way up the east coast. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is here. >> good morning, joe. >>> we continue to see the heavy rain spreading moving n

footage in memphis was an extraordinary exception. >> your reporting can be found in the pro public aagazine. geoff: across the country, more school districts are making the change to a four day school district. our correspondent traveled to one of those districts to see how teachers and parents are adjusting. >> in missouri, nearly one third have made the switch. >> this was 100% about attracting and retaining the best staff. right from the start, we wanted everyone to know it was not about saving money, we are spending more on this model. >> the average salary is the lowest in the nation. >> we are one of the first rural school districts. >> the superintendent that the change about five years ago. >> i wish this was a story about a school district finding ways to a teacher's the highest salary in the state. we were losing teachers at a pretty high rate. >> the teachers college says this new model -- >> places like missouri and oregon have embraced for fear of students falling behind. >> there is some evidence suggesting students do not learn quite as much, and part because the schoo

and the sort of leading character in that thing was a guy named john ford, senator john ford from memphis, who had been an incredible mover and shaker at the capitol down here forever. and known for his sort of flamboyant lifestyle and his penchant for driving at triple digit speeds down i-40 to memphis and back. and early on, he got he got pulled over and claimed he had legislative immunity that nobody could give him tickets because he was a lawmaker, which turned out not to be the case. and then he got into a sort of fight with a bunch of truckers who were on i-40, who got on the radio together and tried to box him in to keep them from passing in in his mercedes and at which point he allegedly opened the sunroof and started waving a gun around, he claimed no, no, it wasn't a gun. this was a newfangled thing at the time called the cell phone, which of course, were pretty blocky. and heavy. and he went to trial and actually was acquitted. interestingly, the at the time the leadership of the senators speaker john wilder, who down there for nearly 30 years as speaker, they all rallied aroun

private security demand is growing as retail crime rises in memphis.mphis security companies are busy with so much crime in the area, in fact, the security expert we spoke with saturday was training women out the new hope baptist church in south memphis on how to defend themselves. it said that memphis has been off the chain as far as car burglaries, carjackings, flash mobs breaking into business. business is good, said benny cobb, owner of eagle eye security. he says unfortunately, there's a price to pay for not having security, especially during the holiday season, later sang his company has been busy trying to meet the demand of businesses. business owners often complain about security services being so expensive. he says it's even more expensive to not have security. two more comments we are receiving on text and social media. donald of centervle, virginia says i am concerned the large amount of retail theft will cause higher prices. then roberts in kentucky say not really worried about crime or shoifng. we have a great polic officers, state, count

private security demand is growing as retail crime rises in memphis.his security companies are busy with so much crime in the area, in fact, the security expert we spoke with saturday was training women out the new hope baptist church in south memphis on how to defend themselves. it said that memphis has been off the chain as far as car burglaries, carjackings, flash mobs breaking into business. business is good, said benny cobb, owner of eagle eye security. he says unfortunately, there's a price to pay for not having security, especially during the holiday season, later sang his company has been busy trying to meet the demand of businesses. business owners often complain about security services being so expensive. he says it's even more expensive to not have security. two more comments we are receiving on text and social media. donald of centerville, virginia says i am concerned thear amount of retail theft will cae higher prices. then roberts in kentucky says not really worried autrime or shoplifting. we have a great police officers, state, county, a

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so the blocks asylum system after memphis states finally reached consensus on new rules to come in, regular migration, governments and officials say the changes will cut the growing numbers of arrivals while respecting human rights. but charities and agencies which help migrants have condemned to changes as restrictive and dangerous the past almost a decade of the bait and division. the european union has reached a deal to reform its migration routes. i know exactly how what it means when we say that we have finally delivered on the migration and asylum fact probably the most important important legislative deed of this mandates. the planned reform include speedy, a vetting of irregular arrivals, new board of detention centers for migrants less likely to be granted asylum, and sophisticated protection for people whose claims i rejected. the block also plans more even distribution of asylum seekers among member states. countries refusing to take people in we'll have to make a financial contribution. instead. catherine gulard, expert and migration policy called this a doc day for europe. the

"basketball denver beat memphis at home in a match of the nba regular season.ore of 142-105 in favor of the hosts. nikola jokic was recognized as the most productive player, with 26 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists thus, the serbian center scored a triple double and became the second basketball player in nba history to score a triple double without ever missing in the game. the athlete completed 11 shots in the match, all of them were accurate. arsenal could not come back to the top of the english premier league standings. the gunners were defeated at home by westham, 2:0. it should be noted that for david moigis's team, this victory was the third in a row. the team rose to sixth place and made money. liverpool are in the lead with 33 points , two points ahead of arsenal, while the teams have 42 and 40 points, respectively. together with the belarus 24 tv channel, we will plunge into the cultural life of our country. now they would say the opera and ballet theater, because look, our stage is quite high, you see, the gratings are at the bottom, yes, from there

have gone any better — the all—star guard, with 3a points, including the game winning shot for the memphislicans. morant was missing with a 25—game suspension by the nba for social media posts with guns... but gave his side the inspiration to comeback, after trailing by 2a in the first half.. the grizzlies led 113—111. the pelicans tied it, with morant�*s crucial shot proving the difference. i feel like you know, ifeel like you know, in i feel like you know, in this world, a lot of us make mistakes. ifeel like my message, the message they got is that regardless, if you make a mistake, you have another chance to fix it and reinvent yourself. i don't wish it happened, it definitely took me, my family and my team to the next level. elsewhere steph curry scored a game—high 33 points as golden state warriors won dramatically in overtime against the boston celtics. the shot clock was running out as curry hit a three—pointer to seal a win by 132 points to 126 at san francisco's chase center. that ended a five game winning run for the celtic, who lead the eastern conference. the route that will fo

>> a dog for work and day out. >> now, you know, memphis through and through and that makes me a little homesick right there. the jaw dropper is back after 25 games. the grizzlies can finally joined the rest of us here in the middle of nba season. thanks for joining us

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but let's hear from you ivana calling in from memphis.d evening to you. >> caller: i am taken by so much of zora neale hurston's work, but i really like the idea of how she treated so many aspects of females and women's lives and how women were subjected to racism, sexism, color and i was extremely taken also by her humor for example there were certain aspects of my life i think about as i read the book so i have the opportunity to teach her works in higher ed and i also show the film. any type of media that was on her work. but 's unfortunate somehow as great and glorious as our writers are, they sometimes did not get their praise and their flowers. but at the same time, their works were so glorious. >> host: so, yvonne, what was your method for teaching "their eyes were watching god" for teaching about zora neale hurston; what do you want people to leave with? >> caller: i would say i want people to live with the beauty of blackness. the beauty of being able to work out of the challenges of blackness or sexism or victimizing of any kind

but let's hear from you ivana calling in from memphis.evening to you. >> caller: i am taken by so much of zora neale hurston's work, but i really like the idea of how she treated so many aspects of females and women's lives and how women were subjected to racism, sexism, color and i was extremely taken also by her humor for example there were certain aspects of my life i think about as i read the book so i have the opportunity to teach her works in higher ed and i also show the film. any type of media that was on her work. but it's unfortunate somehow as great and glorious as our writers are, they sometimes did not get their praise and their flowers. but at the same time, their works were so glorious. >> host: so, yvonne, what was your method for teaching "their eyes were watching god" for teaching about zora neale hurston; what do you want people to leave with? >> caller: i would say i want people to live with the beauty of blackness. the beauty of being able to work out of the challenges of blackness or sexism or victimizing of any kind

but let's hear from you ivana calling in from memphis.evening to you. >> caller: i am taken by so much of zora neale hurston's work, but i really like the idea of how she treated so many pects of females and women's lives and how women were subjected to racism, sexism, color and i was extremely taken also by her humor for example there were certain aspects of my life i think about as i read the book so i have the opportunity to teach her works in higher ed and i also show the film. any type of media that was on herork. but it's unfortunate somehow as great and glorious as our writers are, they sometimes did not get their praise and their flowers. but at the same time, their works were so glorious. >> host: so, yvonne, what was your method for teaching "their eyes were watching god" for teaching about zora neale hurston; what do you want people to leave with? >> caller: i would say i want people to live with the beauty of blackness. the beauty of being able to work out of the challenges of blackness or sexism or victimizing of any kind and

i called for to relies release very explicitly is probably one of the 1st time that you take out memphis. so calling to me lie us a bridge of citizens and calling for his release. and uh, like did you, yeah, they the european parliament and the canadian commons, etc. i have a release of similar statements call him for his release. so we are like the sad thing like some reactions from the international community. um, let me see this pays us like an icon and also something that reflects how badging is the co pay with the whole situation at the moment. and the fact that we see uh you see me like now standing behind the barricade. amazing is really concerned about like the security and this tells here how high profile this case. it is always ready to come today as the w correspondence, he becomes reporting from hong kong. they're great speaking to you. thank you. and a quick look now at some of the other headlines making news around the world today . south korean and japanese officials, a north korea has fired. what app appears to be long range ballistic missile into the sea of japan. believ

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six and $40000 for safe streets for all grants in the city of memphis. it's important with some for my district and districts all over the country. >> thank you. thank you sir. speaking of my district i would like to make you aware of a program that chairman crawford somehow or another did not mention. it is an application for the bridge investment program. >> gentlemen's time has expired. [laughter] quick sequence is as much as i do. eight and a billion-dollar application it's between tennessee and arkansas to replace the eye 55 bridge with the new bridge. for that million dollars come from this grant of transportatin arkansas from tennessee. it crosses the mississippi river a lot of the traffic throughout the country. this is an important new bridge the old bridges built in 1949 not old-time for person but it old-time for bridge. it's not seismically safe. and to have a resilient bridge that does that. we appreciate the due consideration be from over the grant application? >> the great thing about the bridge program is the statutory minimums for each s

i'd like to dedicate this to all the people in memphis. merry christmas.u, tom. that was a good time. >> watch those old movies. will: still ahead, a new report claims the biden administration tried to keep that chinese spy balloon a secret. former secretary of state mike pompeo on the lack of transparency. griff: plus, it's christmas eve, and and if you still have last minute shopping to do, that's me, fear not. lifestyle, ebert carrie rely has last minute ideas. stick with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening. griff: back with a few headlines

a if transit. >> even if this box is in 100 degree weather. >> we've got it set up to a typical hot memphishilled. >> yeah, no, this is cold to the touch. >> she's going to be absolutely devastated if this isn't in one really hot or really cold day to >> well -- >> reporter: the poster, held up >> one piece >> that's right. >> reporter: and finally, the fragile wine glasses >> looks good. >> i think your mother would be happy. >> i think so, too >> reporter: when tests aren't successful like ours were, fedex will re-think or redesign its packaging and help businesses do the same >> brian, that was fascinating i mean, if something does end up damaged, like, what's the recourse what can you do? >> life will happen, right and if it does arrive damaged, you can try to reach out to the vendor to see if you can get a replacement or a refund or file a claim with the package carrier. but by the way, hopefully we don't have to do any of that with this package -- so we actually sent something from memphis, from the facility while we were out there, some gifts for you guys we have some fedex hats in h

in other games today, toronto 169 beat new york, denver beat phoenix 119 , memphis beat dallas 18 94, and nilins also beat dallas 1216 and a few reviews. another news of iran's sepahan football team to play against saudi arabia the sixth week of the afc champions league will be played in this country today. the two teams will face each other on monday, while karim benzema, the french player of al ittihad, who became muslim yesterday, missed this game. in the final match of the under 17 football world cup in indonesia today , the teams of france and germany will go head to head. hossein vafai defeated 6 chinese representatives in the british snooker championship and today he will face the number one man in the world from england to advance to the final match. and away from hamburg teams and sampali in germany's bundesliga football tournament, which ended with the pictures of dove, the goalkeeper of hamburg, one of the strangest own goals , sam. thank you for your attention to sports news. it is a symbol of this idea of ​​martyr avini who said: if those who are in charge of creating tra

. >> reporter: the 29-year-old black man was kicked and punched during a traffic stop in memphis, dyingpolice officers were fired and charged with state and federal crimes, one has since pleaded guilty, the others not guilty. ♪♪ in the courts, the supreme court handed down a historic decision in june gutting affirmative action, effectively ending race-conscious college admissions. >> this is a really disappointing decision. >> reporter: perhaps no court case generated more attention in 2023 than the trial of alex murdaugh, the disgraced attorney from south carolina, accused of killing his wife and son, took the stand in his own defense. >> did you take this gun or any gun like it and blow your son's brains out? >> no, i did not. >> reporter: the jury deliberated only three hours before finding murdaugh guilty. ♪♪ king charles iii was officially coronated in may. prince harry was there for the event. his wife meghan markle was notably not in a year where the royal rift between the couple and palace spared no one, harry's memoir -- >> we want privacy. >> and the south park parody. >> than

turning to sports, memphis grizzlies all star john morant has returned to the court in style. morant you'll remember, serves a 25 game ban after a number of off court incidents involving social media posts where he flashed firearms. his first game of the season was like he never left a 34 point showing in new orleans, capped by a game winner at the buzzer. afterwards he said he was excited to be back in the third, coming up, the enduring appeal of snoopy why the beloved cartoon beagle is enjoying a new surge of popularity, and later, why one man is keeping his christmas tree in a cage. you're watching world news now. >> your car's steering wheel could be a literal ticking time bomb. the national highway traffic safety administration is calling for a recall of 67 million airbag inflators. at least two people have died so far. others have suffered skull fractures, lacerations and other injuries. if you or someone you know suffered any injuries involving a deployed airbag, even if your accident was your fault, you could be entitled to compensation. morgan and morgan has already r

memphis beat dallas 18 94 and new inns won 1216 against senanio. and a report from the fringes of world football, from liverpool's attempt to sign thoram to criticism of united's purchase. dushan golare sarb biancouri said in an interview with de la sport that they still have two and a half years left on this contract at juve. in recent days it was rumored that arsenal and chelsea are looking to recruit this player and juve are selling the price. this player has announced 80 million euros. the voice of the legend came. you shouldn't have kicked me out. paolo maldini, the former sporting director of milan club, who was fired at the beginning of the next season due to a dispute with the owners of the club , has announced in a conversation with republika that cardinal malik didn't trust me and after the separation , it was the transfer summer that he said. the range increased to two times. now in milan , a new board of directors is at work, which has no idea for the club's identity and no respect for milan's history. liverpool are not looking for a du