what is "memphis beat"? now let me get this straight. now it's set in memphis. >> yes.s right. so i get to solve crimes and sing everything from you know, elvis to johnny cash. it's awesome. >> jimmy: how fun is that? >> it's awesome. >> jimmy: 'cause i know you're a musical guy, too. >> yeah. >> jimmy: a lot of people don't know that about you. >> yes. that's why i picked this show. >> jimmy: yeah. >> if you're going to be a cop, be one who sings. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah. at first, i thought it was maybe -- >> i play guitar, too. it's really great. >> jimmy: i know you play the -- did you get any new guitars recently? >> i got an old kay craft 1920s parlor guitar recently. >> jimmy: oh, is that a real thing? >> yeah, it's awesome. [ light laughter ] it's like a little sort of -- did you see that movie "sweet and lowdown" with sean penn? >> jimmy: yes, i did. >> like it's an old kind of jazz -- >> jimmy: i still have the poster for that movie. >> oh, it's a great movie. "sweet and lowdown." >> jimmy: no, it's a woody allen film, isn't it? >> yeah, it is. >>

it's memphis, tennessee. i love it.urance? host: do people use smartphones to do dumb things? man 1: send, that is the weekend. app grapgic: yeah dawg! man 2: allow me to crack...the bubbly! man 1: don't mind if i doozy. man 3: is a gentleman with a brostache invited over to this party? man 1: only if he's ready to rock! ♪ sfx: guitar and trumpet jam vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >>> a fugitive barricades himself in a motel room in utah with a hostage. the standoff lasted 16 hours with the fugitive keeping in contact with the outside world through facebook. we see how police use status updates to their advantage. >> reporter: for ogden police t began when fugitive jason valdez was spotted by an officer. >> he has a long standing violent and drug history with us. he is a very long known gang member as well. when we made contact on the phone, he said i'm not going to prison. >> reporter: it was the beginning of a 15-hour phone service. they didn't realize they couldn't block his data s

commission approved the implementation of the memphis model of crisis intervention training for the police department. the model is a community effort in joining the police department and the community together for understanding and service to the mentally ill and their families. the effort being put into the model will not bear fruit if cuts to mental health services continue. proposed cuts of up to 22,0500 bed days for those in crisis while increasing caseloads and closing clinics will make it impossible for the new program to be successful. please make no further cuts to mental health services. >> thank you. >> my name is greg sass.

tour title at st jude classic after beating robert carlson in a dramatic playoff in memphis sweet carson did start the day with a one shot lead but it was nip and tuck between him and fraser and carson had to

check out memphis. that 97, that's coming our way. i'll tell you when it gets here and if there's >> it is no longer a rescue mission for the people looking for bruce hansen tonight. they are going into recovery mode. they believe the 21-year-old probably drown. he was swimming with two others on route 97 when the water got really deep, really fast. rescuers say yanson panicked and another swimmer tried to save him but he could not. there is a warning that swimmers are not allowed in the reservoir where the drowning happened. a re search for his body will continue tomorrow. >>> some kids cannot take a dip in a city pool because of a recall. four kiddy pools at d.c. pools are still closed. they are effected by a nationwide recall on pool drains. pools at thomas, up shur, shee doer hagans an rumsy are closed. they don know when the drains will come but will be closed until they do. erj pools are still open. >>> the lives of two teenagers, a night that almost did not happen thanks to writing on the wall. >>> and folks, in case you haven'

while it's skull city's demand to catch him memphis is a place for a path to the u.s. side. who will stay on top of the russian premier league this weekend wagner love scoring twice for them and therefore to win away to terry. well before the break thanks to subdue them by the first midway through the car and a few minutes later added a second. man people after the break to see the honda five hundred thirty great strike from him before love wrap things up with another ten minutes to go. however terry did launch and many fight back they were too quick it's imposing movie i would show the game and fawlty. this match the third win in five games. and tara meanwhile from boston. but aren't ya just behind see a star on goal difference they spot the old brazilian legend roberto collis the lines in the home crowd by banging in one of his trademark free kicks in twenty minutes thirty eight year old captain was instrumental in the side second goal as well. he galloped through the spotlight the fence to set up. the bank also keeping up the pressure at the top just appointed drift off t

looking in memphis robert cullison is the man to capture this in june classic as the world's best golfers prepare for the u.s. open. the first russian football where wagner love scored twice as tesco one four two it to wreck to stay top of the premier league this weekend has got work to no luck before the break i like to say due. to the first twenty minutes. and forty one hour later love to the second. the only men didn't let up after the break either case to keep on that quickie adding a third. before we wrap things up with the second with ten minutes to go for nails to the visitors. however it side didn't want any fight back to quick goals from jersey so they finished fourth two but that she was tasteless in five games tara slipped she said bottom. line angie i just behind tesco on goal difference after winning two no it came to second bottom spot technologic brazil legend roberto carlos delighted the home crowd by banging on his trademark free kicks after twenty minutes the thirty eight year old captain was also instrumental in his side second galloping through the sparta defense to se

and it's a good cause and who has a three shot lead at the halfway stage of the st jude classic in memphis he started the day a shot of the lead but soon sees it for himself forward is before the turn doing the trick and continue that that rich form over the last nine holes on a nine hundred sixty five he had a two shot cushion over colt nost and keegan bradley sergio garcia seen here fail to make the cuts despite a moments of brilliance defending champion and more than two lead westwood was eight shots obsolete. now that you say it's never too late but returning to the olympic games in your late thirty's is something you don't see every day but this is exactly what swimming champion janet evans is aiming to do america's former great is just a year shy of forty but evans is back in the pool and she is taking part in her first competitive meeting the first time fifteen years her ultimate goal is qualifying for next summer's long run the index and the three stars from a retired out in the one nine hundred ninety six atlanta games is my olympic medals and seven world records and i hope that o

college girls from the man's account to memphis is the pack the u.s. side. but it is still a scholar who will stay on top of the russian premier league this weekend wagner love scoring twice for them in a forty when i waited. well before the break thanks to subdue them by the first midwifery da. and a few minutes later added a second. young men after the break either the city honda fired in very great strike from pain or love wrap things up with another ten minutes to go. however terry did launch and many fight back they were too quick it's imposing average to the gang and up to. this match the third win in five games to tara. from boston. randy are just behind the store on goal difference they'd be saying the old brazilian legend collis the lines in the home pride banging in one of his trademark free kicks in twenty minutes thirty eight year old captain was instrumental in the side second goal as well. despite the fence to set up i learned. that also keeping up the pressure at the top just appointed drifter to come from behind spice to be free to meet peopl

goal some of these mines are catching memphis is placed past the u.s. . first though it is still a scar to stay on top of the russian premier league this morning wagner love scoring twice then and there forty when i weigh terek last night iscar we're seeing a lot before the break thanks the city boy he got the first right. and a few minutes later i did a second. on the young men didn't let up after the break to see the honda adding a third a great strike for love wrap things up with another ten minutes to go. however it had a little to me right back to go. through the game. to see a scar winning five games entire books a. while and you just behind cisco on goal difference they be spot on now saying you know brazilian legend colas delight in the home crowd by playing in one of his trademark three picks in twenty minutes the thirty eight year old captain was instrumental in the side second as well galloping through the fence to set up along. the band also keeping up the pressure at the top there just a point to drift to coming from behind twice the big thre

to lose the man to catch in memphis. for the u.s. . now it is just got to stay on top of the russian premier league this morning scoring twice for them in a four to win away to terry last night. before the break thanks to see if you can you got the first mid-way through the half and a few minutes later wagner love added a second. young men didn't let up either after the break honda added a. great strike from him before love wrap things up with another minutes to go. however terry did manage to launch a mini fight back to quick goal from yosemite chio through the game and. that is to the green in five games terry. well angie just behind here scar on goal difference they spot. brazilian legend roberto carlos the lights in the home crowd bringing in one of his trademark free kicks on twenty minutes of the thirty eight year old captain was instrumental in his side second as well galloping through the spark like a fence to set up along the. curb and also keeping up the pressure so just a point of drift after coming from behind twice to thre

carson who is the man to catch in memphis is prized for the u.s. right. now it is to stay on top of the russian premier league this weekend following a lot of scoring twice for them in their forty when i waited tara. before the break times to say goodbye got the first midway through the half and a few minutes later wagner love added a second. rearmament didn't let up after the break to see honda adding a third a lovely strike from him before love wrap things up with another ten minutes to go . but that said terek did launch a mini fight back to quick goals. still again and up for two. third win in five games tearing. off. angie just behind here scar on goal difference they didn't spot it now take to brazilian legend roberta carlos the line from the home crowd here banging one of his trademark free kicks on twenty minutes to thirty eight year old captain was instrumental was there when his side second goal here galloping through this offense to set up again along. the banner also keeping up the pressure at the top they are just a point to drift after comin

louis to indianapolis also, louisville and memphis, also wet on i-40 from little rock to knoxville.nd on i-94 from fargo to detroit. slick on i-95 from portland to bangor, maine. and also in florida, wet on i-5 and i-90 around seattle. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in memphis, chicago, detroit and minneapolis. >>> in medical news this morning, the government is taking aim at one of the deadliest kinds of cancer, melanoma skin cancer that actually kills one person every hour. >> so now the fda has new regulations for sunscreens. lisa stark has the details. >> reporter: all these years we have been slathering on the sunscreen with all those confusing labels, spf 15, spf 50, waterproof, water resistant. we've been thinking we're protecting ourselves and, more importantly, our children. >> people were getting a false sense of security with sunscreens the way they were. >> reporter: a troubling thing has happened. despite the explosion of sales of sunscreens, there's also been an explosion of skin cancer. cases of the most deadly kind of skin cancer, melanoma, increas

memphis was on the list, which is not good. but, anyway, i just want to say not only credit to theaáf department but to the citizens of san francisco for us not making a list like that. and i don't know where we are in the safest city but we're not on the most dangerous cities. and that was good to see. >> i appreciate it. i would love to take credit but i will give it to the community and hard working cops out on the street. i think together that's how they get it done. >> thank you, commissioner kingsley? >> commissioner kingsley: chief, on following up what commissioner marshall said, we said every week and listened to the chief provide us with statistics and mostly they're a measuring tool of where we were last year at the same time and we're measuring ourselves against ourselves historically. is there periodically a source of informations9Ñm#Ñ that you w able to add to that report to give us a bit of a picture of where san francisco falls in comparison to other cities throughout the country of similar demographics. similar

he moved to memphis because he heard it was poor.ope and healing? >> the christian call to discipleship is to do three things -- to preach, to teach and to heal. you know, we got the preach and the teach down. we don't get to take a pass on the healing part. >> reporter: the church health center plan is to care for folks who fall through the cracks, people who earn too much to qualify for medicaidt/ or medice but who can't afford insurance. folks like landscape artist nancy evans, who helped build the center's garden and then found herself in need of life-saving surgery. >> the doctor told me the first time i met her, she said you are my patient from the church health center. you owe me nothing but a thank-you. >> reporter: with just $14 million raised annually through mostly small donations, the center is able to provide care to a staggering 55,000 patients. the key is doctors' willingness to volunteer time and talent. >> i would argue, the best doctors in memphis work for me. theyp zçó work here because thee chosen to do something

i doubt they will get to 87 due to the rainfall and cloud cover. 93 in memphis. 92 in atlanta.nderstorms. that might happen today. 93 in new orleans. 87 is the high in tampa. 87 in kansas city. 87 in denver. let's talk more about the rain. chance of storms in the north central plains. scattered activity into the gulf coast and florida. for the northeast, rainfall is possible. back out to the west coast, high pressure is building in the pacific northwest. that will keep a strong hold over the atmosphere through washington state and oregon and into california and the great basin. plenty of sunshine and a few scattered clouds. t.j., you are up to speed. >>> thank you. before i show you the next video, let me reiterate that no animals were hurt in the making of this video. not hurt too severely. this is from the tennessee police department. you see that? you see that little guy? this was a deputy completing the evening patrol. he was driving down the road and a little black bear runs out into the road and then he gets a little road burn. hit him. knocks him some 30 feet. this is no

it is a memphis based company that reported debts of 441 million dollars. the closing of the restaurant is an extreme difficult decision to make. we are grateful to the employees and local communitieses - communities for the support over the years. >> they are lowering the forecast for job growth for the rest of the year. economist expect the nation to create 1.9 million jobs in 20len. that is 200,000 fewer than they felt would be added eight weeks to go. they expect the unemployment rate to be 8 delineate-- 8.7 percent. most surveyed said the best cure for the economy is time. >> candidates for the republican presidential nomination will hold their first debate in man chester, new hampshire. time pawlenty kicked it in high gear. he labeled the health ideas of mitt romney as obomny care. analyst say one thing matters tonight. >> there is no more motivating factor in the debate than president obama. they will put the best attack linos obama. >> congresswoman michelle bachmann is not a candidate. >> president obama said if he was in congressman anthony weiner

. >> i just came back from memphis and i wanted to highlight two sessions that are germane to the sessions we're doing. it is important information for us to have. i have the background information. the first was a great presentation on labor law development in wisconsin and in new jersey, which was very interesting to me. i think that it was really great information. second was a wonderful session that was called, diversity, dead or different? about student responses in seattle and louisville and other member districts and that was really good. so in our ongoing discussions and interest in educating ourselves about this which is on our plate every minute, i hope that others will be interested in the information and materials are brought back. thank you. >> thank you. i want to make two announcements. congratulations to the students who participated in pride. there was a strong focus around bullying to the lgbt community. they came out in force and marched with the mayor so that was a wonderful sight to see. i wanted to announce that we received a foreign language grant from united way bay

it's in the 90s in memphis and 80s in kansas city. these are the record highs this afternoon and we have a lot of moisture and the dew points will be highier and there's a lot of humidity where this is coming from. this is all moving in our direction. we have a few thunderstorms around yesterday. they got out of here and out to the west, there's a warm front. now, it's the warm front that's ushering in the next round of air. it passes by tomorrow with clouds. we'll see some clouds from it and then, the air starts to build. wednesday, we jumped into it into the 90s. it will be in the 90s again on thursday. we'll string a few days together in the 90s. winds out of the south west at 5 to 10 knots. that's tomorrow, and today, they'll transition. still in the 60s for the ocean water temperatures. the forecast for today, 86 degrees for the high. bumped up a little bit since we're at 81-degree. tonight, 62 and tomorrow, this is where we start to go. 90 for the highs tomorrow and the humidity will build. wednesday and thursday, they'll be the

but not in memphis. right, rob? rob marciano?nbow as well. >> winds at 70 miles an hour yesterday. >> wow! >> that will cool you down. >> that will. >> also cooling you down. i know you guys have seen this but the third time we have shown it. if you're just waking up with us on the west coast. here is the bay area, baby. this is the oracle racing boat. topsy-turvy. the sailors hanging on for dear life there. this is an experimental type of catamaran. 45-footer. the real one that they are going to race in 2013 in america's cup is 72 feet, so almost twice the size of that. they have got more testing to go with that, obviously. >>> not a bad day across san francisco. across the east coast, cool weather across the northeast and steamy across parts of the south. although little pockets of drier air as this front has broken its way across the part of the mid south to alleviate some of the humidity at the very least. but this time of the year, it comes back fairly quickly. the thunderstorms are rolling across parts of iowa and illinois.

jude classic in memphis. the final tuneup for the u.s. open. tim tebow playing in the pro a.m., getting ready for the nfl lockout. fraser, a 6-under 64, 10-under. robert karlsson had a five-strike lead. never won a pga tournament but has 11 wins worldwide. two bogeys on 17 and 18. lead is down to one going into sunday. >> we'll hear from the giants on getting spanked by the reds, and all that coming up at 6:00. see you then. >> alan: a popular kids' kink -- drink is being sold in a new way -- i guess we're doing the weather. we missed you the first time around. >> leigh: going to get that going right now. in the interim, we'll give you an abbreviate it photograph. you can see from the live shot, it's not been the sea breeze or what? temperatures dropping as much as eight degrees in some locations. the strong sea breeze pushing the low clouds and fog further inland. right now the sfo reporting westerly gusts up to 25-miles-an-hour so it's going to take time for the winds to die down. overnight, temperatures tonight will be in the 50s across much

i wanted to express my gratitude for the support of the memphis model for crisis intervention training. i am on that committee to formulate the training. i have just spent told that the major cuts are now coming from behavioral health. there was a loss of 22,500 business. we could have the best training for the police in the world, but if there are no services, how are you going to prevent tragedies and, says and everything else? it is just unacceptable, and it happens in good times and bad. [applause] >> if people could be as concise as possible so we can get through as many people as possible, we don't have to leave people waiting. >> i was an outreach worker route substance abuse issues for three years before i lost my city funded job last year. i want to let you know that i still have people call and ask me to check in on other young people that are not doing well. they will check in with other young people. it has really affected young people in this neighborhood. i hear you're concerned about wanting to have a safe and secure home-place. it doesn't explain why it has been so hard

but by then, they were long gone, had hopped a bus to memphis. >> they spent three nights there drinkingand dollars while they were in the motel as a result of a cabbie bringing a couple of hookers to their room and the hookers rolled them for about a thousand dollars. >> reporter: and after memphis, they wandered around southern louisiana looking for oil field work before hitchhiking to new orleans. there, the two found jobs in a carnival. and ake took up with a young woman named virginia ginger keith. >> they hooked up with her and went on the road with her for a while. >> reporter: back on the road after they lost those carnival jobs. happened when they got drunk at work and fired a shotgun in the air. they were just about broke by then except for a credit card they'd stolen from mrs. douglass. by early november, three weeks after the douglass murders, ake, hatch and ginger caught a bus as far as their remaining funds would take them. that was lumberton, texas. >> ake and hatch and ginger keefe arrived there. they were on a continental trailway bus. >> billy payne was sheriff back the

>> i think that the memphis model is an excellent model. i applaud -- bringing this model to san francisco. we need to make sure if policies and programs are operated around the mint this model that works great for san francisco. it is not just that we need training around police officer interactions, we also need cultural competency. we need the same kind of training around lgbt, communities of color. this was an example of following some very excellent policies and procedures from another jurisdiction and bringing them here. hard to think that another community that has greater values and beliefs around training and acceptance than san francisco. in certain areas, we found that we can find it in other areas such as houston. the houston has done a great job of beginning lgbt training. there are many examples of cities that do things the right thing -- the right way when interacting. the intent to treat people the same. i would like to point to our community policing model which has too many inconsistencies to be effective at times. also, w

. >> in memphis, st war on drugs is a door to door battle.ingly the enemy is the devil drug. methamphetamine. >> crystal meth is one of the most horrible things that people can ever try. and it breaks up a family. it breaks up my home. >> kim is an innocent victim. on wednesday, crystal meth took away the father of her two-year- old daughter. marcus was arrested on a felony drug charge. >> i do coke and i sell dope. of course there are people that come to me. come on now, fella. >> tennessee is on its way to becoming the number one state for meth use in the nation. >> it's an epidemic. >> tommy farmer is head of the tennessee methamphetamine task force. >> it's the worst drug i witnessed come down the pipe in terms of a drain on society. a drain on all resources. >> the one pot or shake and bake method. it requires fewer steps and a simple soda bottle to mix the key ingredients. pseudoephedrine, plus shake is just as addictive and explosive. however it's made t leaves behind a toxic mess law enforcement must clean up at an average cost of $25

>> they sang a balance add, we didn't need our protective gear but the nun sang raise your voice, memphiss relentless, they're performing every yeah. the normal heart won, cramer made us weep. sutton foster never lost her knack for talking smack and a full on assault attack. hugh jackman, take that. go ahead and roll the credits if you need. i'm out of control. i'm on a roll this is my tony speedthrough. anything goes. took the best revival prize inside. we were singing side-by-side. mcdormand loves her job. sutton foster won again, paul shaffer sang and suddenly it started raining men. mark rilance won the tony twice that guy can do it all, his followup with fannie brice. norbert butz swept the floor, more awards than war horse. get a car for the horse and in the final analysis what survived tonight. theatre, because it's what we live, we are changing -- lives tonight. and theatre thrives because we live to give it, so to speak this ain't reality tv this is 8 shows a week. every chorus member that you saw tonight, had to make miracles happen ♪ for the chance to see you clappin' ♪ and app

what explains atlanta advancing in civil rights it seems at a better pace than let's say memphis and birmingham? i've heard this mentioned by others that if you compare atlanta, birmingham and memphis, let's say, 1955, they're all about the same and size and let's say stature but atlanta becomes the -- what, the leading city of the southeast? is it because atlanta integration better than others? is it a better -- a larger, more dynamic black middle class? i think this in a way ties into what you're talking about. the movement in atlanta, you know, sort of singling it out but, you know, it did have a remarkable role nationally that seemed to have a bigger impact than, let's say those other two southeastern cities? >> uh-huh. well, that's a great question. and i will answer you by noting that when i first started this project, i chose atlanta because i thought that it would yield a success story. and that was for two reasons, one, because i understood that the white city fathers viewed themselves as racial moderates and, two, because of the black middle class, and the combination of th

that took place in memphis. members of the working group found that very interesting and very productive. so we started to schedule those and moving those to the process. so that's been done. sergeant laura knight, sergeant jennifer jackson to the academy has been assigned to work through the committee to get that through and post as quickly as possible. also from the academy, officer phil helmer is working on the pt st aspect of it, how to deal with that aspect. we're moving along there. mistakenia lange, our grant manager, is working closely with the subcommittee, trying to reach out and find grants. that's productive as far as research goes. we have not submitted any yet. part of the process is find out what other city departments are doing. generally grants are only given to one -- one city, one county, so if the health department's already sought that grant, we don't want to cut them out. so we're doing that kind of research but i think that's moving forward. and chief sir just this week sent a letter to th

we're going to be defining a curriculum towards a memphis model that hopefully will be finished in the next 30 days and refer that curriculum to post for a certification and then we'll undertake the classes straightaway and pilots will be at tenderloin, mission and southern stations. we're still working out the details there. we had a few entertaining moments today at our meeting but we'll get it sorted out. as far as the meeting last week that we had with regard to the tttf and a-10, i spoke with special assistant in charge douglas today. she's looking at the resolution to see how that might play in. she asked again if we were going to entertain reopening an a-10 because maybe the remedy lies along that road and in the meantime, commander tomokioa is working with the rec and j defusion centers in a building community of trust forum that will be in july across civic center at the library. about 50 people will be invited, key stakeholders in this, two-thirds from the community, including a c.l.u., h.r.c., whoever might be most interested and might be able to get the word out and then ab

how big is memphis compared to san francisco? i think we are the leader of the pack in that one. and albuquerque, too. we're still a larger city and know what we're doing properly, as far as i'm concerned. oh, nut case status, me. former police captain secretary, made a nut case because my ex-husband wanted a chief divorce. seems it was very easy for him to gait way with it. i have any opinion of a nut case society around here because it's too easy get away with things and i had nothing to do with it. but he was able to get the word through first because he was an active police personnel, transfer to the closest district police station rap sheet. hello, i have a nice one because of him. someday i hope to see it some time too. i think it's very creative. i said before about the creative report writing that was issued by him. the police are only playing down what he so stated. i have to say the police do a very good job. they don't need to be told from outside agencies what to do. thank you. president mazzucco: thank you. mr. johnson? >> i'm not here to complain. i want to complime

of the mentally ill the past few years, the police commission approved the implementation of the memphis model of crisis intervention training for the police department. the model is a community effort in joining the police department and the community together for understanding and service to the mentally ill and their families. the effort being put into the model will not bear fruit if cuts to mental health services continue. proposed cuts of up to 22,0500 bed days for those in crisis while increasing caseloads and closing clinics will make it impossible for the new program to be successful. please make no further cuts to mental health services. >> thank you. >> my name is greg sass. i am the chief financial officer for the health department. i do most of the work on the budget. to put this into context, the health department is the largest department in the city. we get the largest amount of the general fund. as a consequence, we get the largest budget reduction targets of all the other departments. some people think you should not cut public health services. there are advocates for e

tour by shooting a sixty five to secure the lead after the opening run in memphis the thirty seven year old producing his best form too much unknown nine efforts but a host of others there just a stroke behind nothis holding six birdies on route five under par score on was this close. as to getting his seven on the plane swedish veteran robert carlton sits in a group of five golfers a shot by the forty one year old birding the sixty year settling for a four under cart on the day defending champion lee westwood still remembers beating carlsen on robert in a play off a year ago an englishman remains within reach of a second straight crawl and finishing four strokes off the line. and finally wrestlers have traditionally been an ever present guarin c. of the limpid glory here in russia the sport's international governing body deciding to recognize those achievements twenty eleven the year of russian plus goat wrestling. takes up the story. russia and its predecessor the soviet union are unquestionable leaders on the olympic medals tables for a combined freestyle and greco-roman wrestling he

we have a chance of severe weather from kansas city, memphis, to new york today.here will be delays. the flight tracker will have them. you can, too. eric? >> thank you very much. >>> 4:48 is our time. members of the san jose city council are donating funds from their office budget to help keep domestic violence prevention program operating. they are giving the program $20,000. councilmember donald rocha and mayor chuck reed are contributing $100. the announcement coinsided with the domestic violence training day for santa clara law enforcement. funds for the program fell victim to budget cuts. >> we are going to have to do more scrimping than we normally do, but we'll make it happen. this is an overriding need. >> domestic violence touches everybody's lives. it doesn't affect just one socioeconomic group or one neighborhood or one race or one religion. >> pete constance to saw there. cochair of the san jose domestic violence advisory board. >>> f.b.i. captured mobster that earned a place on the ten most wanted list. agents arrested james whitey bulger near los an

. >> if you're flying, delays are possible from boston to charlotte plus memphis and kansas city. >>> we turn back to one of our top story, the arrest of notorious mobster whitey bulger. >> yes, despite a worldwide manhunt he managed to elude capture for years living quietly inside california. >> investigators they say f fnd guns and hollowed out history books and cash stuffed in the walls. david wrath has more background. >> reporter: in boston whitey bulger is the stuff of legend. the archetype po irish mobster, even won the massachusetts lottery a few years before his indictment. >> everybody knew knew he ran the rackets but there was a myth in south boston. it was that whitey bulger never hurt anyone that didn't deserve it and the other myth was that he kept the drugs out of southie and they were just that, a myth. >> reporter: a myth worthy of a movie. >> makes me curious to see you in this neighborhood. >> reporter: martin scorsese based the jack nicholson character in "the departed" on whitey bulger. the mobster's younger brother billy for years was the most powerful democrat i