>> guest: i was living in memphis. i had just moved there from my home about 150 miles down river in greenville, mississippi, in the mississippi delta there. i'd moved up to memphis, and one of the reasons i accepted this job offer to write the civil war thing was that i had just finished five novels and they were more or less related to each other and i was looking forward to writing another set of five, but i thought it might be nice to take some sort of vacation to break the time between the two of them, and i was going to spend this year or maybe year and a half writing this civil war piece. the next thing you knew, i was in it up to my neck and happy the whole time. i have a strong belief that novelists have a great deal to teach historians about plotting, about character drawing, about other things, especially the concern about learning to be a good writer, which many historians don't bother to do. i was happy the whole time. i never felt really different writing a history from what i'd felt writing novels. c-spa

we already saw big storms in memphis.ea of low pressure from the great lakes into the northeast. so over the next 24 to 48 hours we will start to see the storms really build into the northeast. for tomorrow looks like the threat is going to be from northern virginia all the way up to maine, primarily looks like wind, rain, the possibility of hail, and can't rule out the potential for an isolated tornado. right now the big thunderstorms are roaring right across central arkansas, extending towards memphis and just moved to the east of memphis now. we're seeing a lot less volatility because it looks like the storms are less intense. i don't think we have seen the heating like we saw yesterday and i mentioned that because several of the other areas right around oklahoma city, temperatures, we're in the triple digits. there were 102, 105 degrees, so that really fueled those thunderstorms. a lot of heat, moisture, cooler air coming in on the back side and low level rotation and there you go. all right. memphis right now still s

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now they say they're slashing flights at northwest hub in memphis.hat leaves delta with six hubs. 30 workers in memphis could lose their jobs. cbs news travel editor peter greenberg has more this morning. why is delta claiming this? >> if you look at the map, the close proximity of memphis to their fortress hub in atlanta. remember when memphis says they're going to close it, will it me given you a little history. in 2009 when this happens, there were 240 flights a day. now today it's down to about 96, and by september it will be down to 60. >> peter, why should this concern the average flyer, the average passenger? >> well, it's all about air. you've got to be concerned. how do you keep your corporations in memphis if people can't fly to there or from there or airfares are so high they can't afford it. this is happens to a number of cities across the country. >> is this what happens when airlines merge? >> initially they get much bigger and then much smaller. we see contractions all across the board. this happened in 2000 when they basically took ov

memphis, it still is, it was the place. >> i was extremely fortunate to live around the corner from atudio and to be chosen to have a paper route to make enough money to pay for the music read -- lessons. i was one of the chosen few to have a job and to get to walk through the curtain at stax records was an amazing thing. to do at age 14. tavis: some of that discipline speaks to you. i do not know of many kids today at the age of 14 who would be disciplined enough, dutiful enough to work a paper route to earn money to take music lessons. maybe to buy some video games. why were you working so hard as a kid to spend your money on music lessons? >> i loved it. it was what i wanted to do. after school there was football, baseball, but also my practice time that i always fit in. i was at the right place at the right time and play baritone sax at a time when they needed a baritone sax player at the studio. it was my passion. it still is. i still practice every day. tavis: tell me about walking in to stax the first couple times you win in the building. obviously you are one of the iconic art

if you are the mayor of memphis, you have to be concern? do you keep your corporations in memphis if people can't fly there or air fares are so expensive people can't afford to fly there. >> is this what happens when airlines merge? >> we've seen this contraction across the board. happened in 2000, when american airlines took over twa and an interesting story about st. louis, where twa based. a high-flying airport, a brand new runway, a third runway to accommodate expansion. and by 2009, 500 flights drop to 36. you can go bowling on that runway right now. >> what about promises made, peter? >> when delta made the announcement 2009 when the merger with northwest, they said we won't close any hubbs and this is not about subtraction this is addition. we are seeing contraction across the board and some congressmen say delta broke their promise. >> peter greenberg, thank you. >>> after years of speculation, russia's president and his wife have announced they are getting a divorce. like many public statements, happened in a rather odd way. >> rus

the west memphis police discover that jerry and joe cane were radical right members of the sovereign canes traveled america giving seminars on how to avoid following some of the laws of this country. this video was posted on youtube by one of the seminar's participants who wanted to spread their message. >> you're being lied to just so we can wrap our hands around your throat. >> they don't have to go by any rules of this country. they misinterpret the constitution. they say that the federal laws do not affect them, that they have their own laws. >> at the time of the murders, no one at the west memphis police department had heard of the organization. >> we were totally caught unprepared and we won't be again. >> the chief is informing other law enforcement communities about the sovereign citizens movement and he's on what many view as a controversial mission, arming his police force with more powerful weaponry and changing police procedure so that what happened to his son and fellow officer won't happen again. >> we're arming our police officers with ar-15 rifles. when an officer do

anywhere from killeen, texas, dallas, memphis, nashville, up to cleveland.aybe even near the detroit area that could see some of the severe weather. yes, flash flooding is a main concern across the region. like i said, they've seen quite a bit of heavy rainfall. tomorrow, the threat of severe weather shifts farther to the east. that will include the d.c., baltimore area, philadelphia, new york city, up to west of boston into parts of southern new england. there's the threat of those maybe isolated tornadoes but mainly flash flooding. gusty wins, damaging winds, and also large hail. so it will finally shift to the east. the problem has been over the last several days the storms haven't been moving eastward. the storm system's sitting over the same area. and that's why we've seen most of that activity sit over oklahoma and parts of the plains and midwest. >> but you know, i know they call it tornado alley, but is this normal? >> well, it's not typically normal to get so many outbreaks within a couple of weeks. this is tornado season. generally starts to wind d

not only are we watching the moisture from andrea, we're watching the storm north of memphis. those two will con sol date and go up the coast. that is of concern. moisture built on top of us, 2 to 4 inches of rain. we could be talking maybe an isolated tornado threat. so we're live outside. it's raining. guys, we'll send it back in to you. >> you want to stay on top of the storm, check ot our special section at the top of the page with the latest on tropical storm andrea. >>> andrea may not be the one that knocks out the electricity but it could be the next one. get started early. >> don harrison went shopping to get ready. >> reporter: as ominous clouds hover over this hardware store, it might be a good idea to go inside and prepare for the hurricane season. trying to grab supplies is a disaster in its on rite. >> people running in every direction. >> reporter: it's better to be prepared now before everything is picked over. >> it takes days to restock. >> reporter: summer is already set for the storm. >> anything you would take camping we have set up and ready to go. >> repo

given us some severe thunderstorm warnings into little rock, arkansas, out to memphis. areas from dallas, little rock, memphis, to louisville, have the highest risk for severe storms. we may see a few more tornadoes forming in those locations. severe weather for this date. you can see it's north texas into oklahoma and kansas. these are the areas in the southern plains which unfortunately will get this type of weather. for the bay area this afternoon, quick check shows that areas away from the inner bay will be in the 90s. san jose to the trivalley into fairfield where solono county has a red flag warning. temperatures not quite as hot but not as warm, near 80s in oakland. by this time tomorrow, big changes coming your way. >> emergency crews are back on the ground in and around oklahoma city this morning. assessing the damage from last night's string of deadly tornadoes. so far, five people are dead and more than 50 hurt. some of them very seriously hurt. among the dead, a mother and her young baby. >> reporter: the violent conditions were alarming. >> oh, my goodness.

we'll show you how much moisture we're talking b it's not just andrea but a system over oklahoma and memphis that's trying to suck into this system and all this moisture has to go in one direction and that's north. it will be in maryland as we go in the next 24 to 36 hours. what can you expect out of the storm. this is how we break it down. we start out toward carroll county and annapolis. we're talking about a friday morning toward saturday morning time frame. heavy rain and thunderstorms likely and flash flooding of concern. now here's where things get more interesting. out toward the eastern shore you'll be closer. yes, you'll see that. winds will also be a bit of an issue. it's a gusty breeze. with the spin in the atmosphere, we call that wind shear, there could be more. the eastern shore, there's an isolated threat of a tornado. eight tornadoes officially down in florida with 20 reports. florida getting hammered. look at this. tropical storm andrea pushed across florida today dumping heavy rains and flooding roads. the first the named storm of the hurricane season formed yesterday bring

memphis and atlanta and the eastern half of the country. we will look at chances of thunderstorms. dry thunderstorms and low humidity are brought by the heat dome. they are still posted across the southwest and looking at 48 degrees on friday. do watch out for the flammable generals and stay hydrated if you are there. territories europe, some areas are looking at those winder fixtures. from norway today, the old summer cabin was filled with ice blocks in wind winter because approximate of the coarse. this is what the cabin looks like now. summer fashlly started last week. there was a thick sheet of ice on the floor. it was damaged, butt owner said he did not have much value inside. it looks at a thunderstorm weather in the area, but tock home with 34re7b of sunshine. i will leave you now with the extended forecast. >>> that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: the senate today passed the most significant immigration reform in a generation. good evening, i'm jeffrey brow

red river valley through memphis and pup low where we could have damaging wind gusts and large hail. another upper level low here. all the instability is moving east. at the same time the moisture in the gulf of mexico. low pressure here. it's trying to organize a little. could become a depression later today. reconnaissance plane is on the way. if it gets named it would be andrea. that would be the first storm of the season. the dry air is in place now but the high clouds are coming in. what we're going to see as we get into late this afternoon, isolated showers out of the mountains. we'll watch the systems out west get closer to us. a quiet night tonight. tomorrow more clouds around. and maybe a shower in the afternoon. look at the rain here. that will be moving toward us as we get in toward -- this is thursday afternoon. thursday night some rain moves in. then friday all of this is going to be headed our way. especially for the afternoon and evening. forecast then today, 81 with a high clouds. a little milder tonight, upper 50s, low to mid-60s in town. upper 50s outside the beltwa

now the clippers and memphis supposedly talking to george karl. >>> the as are just incredible.lvin's team now, 17 wins in the last 20 games. cespedes hit a couple of home runs tonight. and josh reddick, probably when he was spitting sunflower seeds and somebody got mad at him. he homers to tie the game in the 7th inning, sitting 169 when he came through. then adam rosales goes deep. you watch him run around the bases like pete rose jr. they win again. beating the white sox in the south side of chicago by a final of 5-4. surely on the down low, baseball, called the names of in a top player, billy mckinney. number one overall by the oakland athletics. he is an outfielder. and the giants, number 25 overall. picked christian arroyo out of brooksville, florida. both bay area teens going the high school route. and the number one overall pick by the houston astros is stanford pitcher mark appel. give me serena. here she is working today. a touch with the drop shot. i'm going to direct on this. get rid of that tape. pam knows how i feel about her. serena advances. she will play sherapo

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some of the more troubling statistics come from large cities like memphis, where aggravated assault and violent crime are up more -- by more than 11%. aggravated assaults are up 13% in indiana. and detroit, michigan where murders increased by 12%, even though violent crime overall is down. crime experts say it is too soon to say why this is happening but it could have something to do with shrinking budgets and police cuts. >> across the country, state and local budgets have been cut. the activity that the police are involved in has changed. economic times are difficult. i would assume that what we're beginning to see is the accumulation of those factors building up. >> officials say routers and shootings remained down by 20%. the recent spike is a concern. the new york please government has responded to the recent uptick in violence i deploying more resources into the neighborhood including more uniformed police officers and a massive show of force. the increases are a trend police want to stop before becomes the new normal. allowed theas colorado theatre gunmen to plead not guilty by r

the telegraph lines when grant is in mississippi, the nearest telegraph is memphis. you want to get a telegraph like washington wants to gripe that him they take forever. .. >> yes? >> [inaudible] >> bedforest, a major character in the shiloh book, and one of the characters is a yellow lieutenant who rides with forest, a young man from memphis, and he comes back in the chattanooga book, but he was more into tennessee. he was further, sort of east of where shilo is today, and he was raising cane, doing a lot of good work for the confederacy, but not directly involved in the fighting around vixburg. he was too far away. grant is very aware where forest is. he wants to know where he is because grant suffered at the hand of old van dorn in holly springs in northern mississippi, and grant experienced calvary destroy his supply depot, capture trains, wagons, and that cost grant the entire campaign in december of 1862. he's not making that mistake again. he keeps his eye on where forest is, but forest focuses more on tennessee at that point, and, of course, like i said, he

jude classic out of memphis. shout of the day from nicholas thompson. out of the cap box on 16 and in for an eagle. he's four shots off the lead, heading into sunday. lefty doing his thing. that's still mickelson on the 18th hole. finished the day with 7 under. they're all chasing shawn stefani. raise your hand if you've heard of him. yeah. stop, you did not. oh, please. roberta. you know everything. you didn't know that. >>> all right, the giants got their world series rings during the first weekend of the year and now you and you and you have a chance to get the exact same ring. the giants are raffling off the ring and fans can purchase raffle tickets for $10. all the proceeds raised will go to the giants community fund at the junior giants baseball league. the noncompetitive league provides over 20,000 local at risk kids with a place to visit and play baseball. the last day to enter the raffle is tomorrow. got to get it in if you're going to be wearing some of that blingbling. >> can't say enough about the junior giants. a great organization. thank y

but forget world class cities, it's kind of embarrassing when indianapolis and memphis and milwaukee and 25 largest cities in america have 4 a.m. legislation to allow service and the data and the sciences out there, seattle spent a lot of money doing a big study about whether or not they should pass a 4 a.m. legislation and what happened was driving fatalities go down and a lot of alcohol problems go down. there is a lot of positive stuff that comes out of this an i also owned a nightclub in the 80s in south of market. at 1:45 a.m. people are slamming down drinks. i think if you want to give them alcohol let them slowly trickle out. it's going to make it a lot easier for police and more cabs on the streets to take people who are inebriated home. that said, i don't think you want to put it out in richmond and residential neighborhoods, but certainly large entertainment venues will attract a lot of customers and bring in tax dollars for the city if we do this. >> strictly from a security perspective we have the problems at night. we are flooding the streets with drunk people, with more

. >>> airport delays possible in chicago, kansas city, miami, atlanta and memphis. >>> all right nowwhat authorities are calling a major marijuana bust right here in the new york city area. >> a mother of two is facing drug charges after agents seized more than 2,000 marijuana plants and large quantities of dried pot at an indoor facility and seized tens of thousands of dollars in cash. she lives in an upscale suburb but the feds say she paid for it by selling millions of dollars of high grade pot. she could spend ten years in prison if found guilty. >> can you imagine the electric bills at that warehouse. >>> the family of a dying pennsylvania girl trying to cope with a devastating blow. the health and human services secretary is refusing to bend rules. that could make a difference between life or death for the 10-year-old waiting for new lungs. more from abc's susan saulman. >> reporter: this is sara murnnihan. she was the subject of a heated exchange between kathleen sebelius, the secretary of health and human services and representative lou barletta, a republican who represents p

way of his mother's house in baltimore, maryland, lottery pick and all-time steals leader for the memphisudy gay is with us. hello, rudy. [ cheers and applause ] now, rudy, with that last name, i'm sure you've heard all the jokes. [ laughter ] >> i may have some more because you said i'm at my mom's house. >> jimmy: oh, you're not at your mom's. i was told you're were at your mother's house. is that not true? >> it's true. >> jimmy: oh, it is true. okay, all right. all right. and also, we have tonight, from the brooklyn nets, one of the original brooklyn nets. kris humphries is with us from his home in miami. [ cheers and applause ] hello, kris. >> what's up? >> jimmy: kris, you probably heard a lot of jokes too, right? [ laughter ] >> oh, no. no jokes. >> jimmy: we are not here to fool around, gentlemen. we are here to get down to business. shake virtual hands because it is time to play the "skype scavenger hunt." whoever comes back first with it wins. all right? all right. there they go. [ cheers and applause ] rudy seems like he knows what he's going to bring back. by the way, i don't

. >> flying, airport delays possible in miami, dallas, memphis, atlanta and charlotte. >>> turning nowat breaking news we have been following overnight. >> a 61-year-old woman has been pulled from the rubble of the building in downtown philadelphia where she had been buried alive for 13 hours. she was rescued from a salvation army thrift store where six bodies were also discovered. the building next door was undergoing demolition. >>> michael jackson's daughter paris spending the night in the hospital after an apparent suicide attempt. >> her family acknowledges the teenager has had a tough time ever since her famous father died. here's abc's clayton sandell in los angeles. >> reporter: the call came. >> od'd on motrin and cut herself. >> reporter: a possible overdecember. >> this was a serious suicide attempt. this was not a cry for help. >> reporter: paris was only 11 when her father died in 2009. >> daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. >> reporter: along with her brothers prince and blanket, paris is now under the care of her grandmother, katherine jackson. she is

let me show you memphis. i'm taking you out to dinner. i can't. i'm going straight to the airport.ally get along. i guess 'cause we're both wacko! you know what? give this to them for me, o.k.? it's a wedding present. and, jerry, be careful with it, o.k.? be very careful.

robert pera owns the memphis grizzlies and by several press accounts lives in a two bedroom apartment. do you really live in a two bedroom apartment? >> yes, that's the truth. >> and you're valuation has wildly moved all over the place. there's been lots of speculation. you are or have been a billionaire. >> yeah, i try not to pay attention to the short term movements of stock. >> you and me and mike mcnamara playing poker, you bring the stakes. max drives an old honda. it's not about the money. >> i don't do it to come off as a guy not cool and doesn't have kids -- >> ever accuse you of this. >> more of a convenience thing. i'm at a point where i try to the make the most use of my time. i want to live ten minutes from the office and i spend most time in the office working. >> good on you. explain the question i introduced. you work as an engineer at apple and go out and build something, communications equipment. it wouldn't be inconceivable that apple could have built or cisco but you do. how did they miss what it is you do so well? >> i started much at a simple start. i started maki

let me show you what's happening in memphis. minutes ago and you saw some puffy clouds but now the visibility is near zero. they are under a severe thunderstorm warning as we speak. the temperature was 82. and you can barely see this towercam has got rain all over it. well, here's the reason why. we knew it was knocking on your door. and here it goes. two severe thunderstorm warnings out so that means you could see high winds, heavy downpours, lots of frequent lightning and extending up to paducah, kentucky, they've seen over five inches of rainfall there. there is that severe thunderstorm warning out. for memphis you might expect three to five inches of rainfall certainly not out of the question. and in this northwestern and north central quadrant of arkansas, heavy downpours here. little rock saw a severe thunderstorm in the past couple of hours and st. louis, st. louis county, st. charles county, they are sending national weather service survey crews out to see just what kind of tornado the intensity of the tornado there. and

out in memphis. shot of the day thompson out of the cat box at 16 and rolls in for eagle.y. here's nickelson doing -- mickelson doing his thing. he's five shots back. all chasing a fellow by the name of sean stephanie. >>> all right, the giants they got their world series rings during the first weekend of the year. and now, you have a chance to win the exact ring that the players got. the giants are raffling off the ring and fans can purchase raffle tickets for $10. all proceeds raised will go to the giants' community fund and the junior giants' baseball league. the noncompetitive league provides over 20,000 local at risk kids with a place to play baseball. the last day to enter the raffle though is tomorrow. so time is running out if you want to win one of those. speaking of the giants they play in about five minutes and we'll have highlights coming up on the late show. >> all right. >>> hey let me ask you, williams now has won she sid every major multiple times. is she talking retirement? and well she's 31 years old. >> i guess that's long in the tooth in the tennis worl

. >>> if you're flying today, severe storms could cause airport delays in memphis and in hotlanta. >>it was eye horribly violent father's day in chicago. 46 were shot between saturday afternoon and yesterday. at least seven of them died. either at the scene or at the hospital. the young of the victim was just 16 years old. police shot and killed a 24-year-old man who allegedly raised a handgun this their direction. >>> iran's newly elected president making its clear their problems cannot be solved overnight. hasan rowhani promised more freedom and better relations with the rest of the world. israeli leaders are warning the international community not to ease sanctions against iran. the supreme leader still has the final day on their nuclear program. >>> the white house says it is open to high-level nuclear talks proposed by north korea but with conditions. washington says pyongyang first has to show it will comply with u.n. security council resolutions but the surprise invitation from the north says there will be no preconditions nor demands to give up its nuclear assets unless the u.

indianapolis, lexington, louisville, the nashville area, memphis all the way down through little rock, shreveport, dallas, ft. worth as we shift to the south almost down to san antonio you could see isolated, strong storms today with maybe a few tornadoes. who has it the worst this morning? that storm complex from last night has produced tremendous flash flooding overnight from oklahoma city all the way through southern missouri. the ozarks are a mess right now and areas south of st. louis and you head down there to the boot there of missouri. as far as the flood threat goes, remember, all of these storms that are producing this tremendous amount of water have to flow into the mississippi river eventually. we already have major flooding on the mississippi and now we're expecting that crest around st. louis on tuesday. close to 41 feet. that's a major flood. of course they have the flood wall to protect the city but the more rural areas are at jeopardy for flooding. a lot of farmers' fields and small towns and homes. this would be a top six all time. these records in st. louis go back

y sÍ, para despedir a un amigo que se fue a memphis. >>> y despuÉs estabas fabulosa en tu jet ski. >>l destino de zuleyka. >>> y tienen muchas cosas en comÚn, cantan, bailas, y le gusta el agua. >>> bueno, contemplaria la posibilidad de tener una pareja, en este caso serÍa david? >>> evidentemente hay una posibilidad, soy una mujer joven. tengo mi vida. >>> es tu tipo de hombre? >>> no sÉ. >>> como ven zuleyka no descarta la posibilidad de enamorarse, tras la separaciÓn del padre de su hijo barea. >>> lo veÍa a ustedes para toda la vida. >>> es cuando comienzas una relaciÓn piensas que es para toda la vida. especialmente cuando tienes un hijo tan maravilloso, jamÁs pensÉ que iba a ser una madre soltera, pero la vida continÚa, tiene que aceptar las cosas como son. ame mucho al padre de mi hijo, hubiera dado la vida por Él. y asÍ es el destino. >>> sabemos que le va a ir bien en todos sus proyectos, y le deseamos lo mejor en su vida sentimental. >>> los dos estÁn solteros y sin compromiso. que lo disfruten. >>> y tienen muchas cosas en comÚn. >>> cada miÉrcoles llegÓ la hora de conocer

and these are the major flooding concerns for the next 36 hours in places from memphis to chicago. we also have a note about that tropical system in the gulf of mexico. it's moving toward florida and could become a tropical storm by the end of the week. >>> now to a political firestorm from the governor of mississippi today who said he thinks american kids are struggling in the classroom in part because moms have entered the workplace. cue the arguments and the facts from abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: even before the governor of mississippi answered the question, he knew what he was about to say was controversial. >> i'm going to get in trouble, but you want me to tell the truth. >> reporter: government bryant was one of three governors participating in a "washington post" live event about the importance of ensuring that children read well by the end of third grade, when they were all hit with this question. >> how did america get so mediocre? >> reporter: the question was aimed at educational statistics. specifically reading. governor bryant was first to answer. >> i think pare

because bob inglis talked to fed policy notably an ecuadorian trade policy it was senior fellow at the memphis if the suit mark. is how many billions might the fed cost the taxpayer and then bob and i go over. to the. play is the perfect material it's a lie you make just a small change and you get a totally different result. what are pretty top notch you have. this is a little complicated. it's like geometry we start by marking out the incision lines as a guide. it's very intricate work. my life has changed one hundred percent. from the field operating table here more than just a very small table as long as i had a flashlight and a working battery and i had a good enough environment to work it. was among them along with some other terrorist leader as. she was if he's reminiscing about just. looking at you at the same time he's somewhere else. going to watch this. and doesn't feel like me at all and. it's someone totally different someone i don't know. i. know it's been a fiery week full of pressing some would say deep pressing economic issues with the fed talk of tapering scaring down the mark

louis be alert, little rock and memphis. >>> we turn overseas tonight to an abc news exclusive. our team embedded in afghanistan when word crossed that an afghan soldier, a trainee, turned on the americans killing three and wounding several others. muhammad lila in afghanistan where the injured troops are being treated. >> reporter: i'm standing outside the hospital where the wounded americans were airlifted after today's attack. me and my producer were a few minutes away on a routine patrol when everything changed. it started with attack helicopters circling the air. >> we think there's an enemy i the area. >> reporter: down below as we patrol the village we got word over the radio. >> i'm tracking green on blue medevac. >> it happened during a meeting at this joint u.s. afghan base. we were scheduled to be there but missed it by just a few minutes because our patrol was running late. if we had been on time, this would be a very different story. earlier this afghan colonel at the base boasted his soldiers could defeat the taliban. an hour later two turned their weapons on the a

solamente, aquÍ localmente actividad de fuertes lluvias desde el valle de mississippi al atlÁntico, en memphisientos y baja humedad, y altas temperaturas, los Ángeles cien grados, sobre phoenix arizona, 107, a pesar que los Ángeles y san francisco con temperaturas agradables, no es el caso al otro extremo del paÍs, san antonio 94 grados, y 97, al igual que ustedes en miami, con 89 la gran manzana, finalmente, con condiciones mÁs tranquilas, las lluvias son algo del pasado, y chicago con 86 es todo de mi parte, gracias por iniciar esta semana de trabajo en "primer impacto", continuamos con mÁs. >>> a ti jackie, gracias, feliz comienzo de semana, un video que hay que verlo para creerlo, una gigante boa se iba a devorar un gatito, llegÓ un samaritano y lo salvÓ, el video es increÍble, se lo presentamos. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> los escalofriantes aullidos del felino capta la atenciÓn del hombre que se enfrenta al reptil, la serpiente estÁ en el cuerpo del indefenso animal a punto de asfixiarlo, pero lo libera, aÚn temblando de susto la mascota salta y escapa despavorida. >>> por suerte para el gatito no era

a 27-hour train ride from new york home to memphis would produce one of alfred werthei r wertheimer'so bring the camera up to my face so i'm down here. i've got a cable release in my pocket. and i'm sort of angling it up. i click off one shot. >> reporter: elvis would spot a couple boards aboard also heading to memphis. >> are you coming to the concert tonight? they say who are you? he says i'm elvis presley. they said how do we know i'm elvis presley. he points to him. do you think that photographer would be photographing me if i wasn't elvis presley. ♪ >> reporter: and soon it would be impossible to take pictures of elvis like this ever again. what do we see in this book we haven't seen before? >> you see the images very intimately and you do have to be strong to lift that book and you should do your exercise before you even get around to reading it. >> the book is big. it's heavy and so is the price tag. the collectors edition is $700. it comes with a print one of the photographs. there's going to be a more affordable consumer edition later on. >> i've never seen a book this big. >

from kansas city to memphis, jackson, mississippi at 92, new orleans at 90. orlando at 92.settling in. here are the temperatures. dallas getting up close to 100. washington, d.c. into the 90s, new york city, same deal, and chicag chicago, some of the hottest weather of the year. 92. fire dangers, not great news. 30-45 mile per hour wind gusts. not so wonderful in the southwest. let's check closer to home. this weather report has been brought to you by aveeno. should we call dan, dan lion? >> i wish. van dog. that's what rachel calls me. all right, world war z. the waves were gnarly at the surf dog competition. how the hounds handled it. >>> and why this is one of the most memorable tennis matches you'll see, and the game isn't even the best part. that's coming up next in fixation. for aveeno® positively radiant face moisturizer. [ female announcer ] only aveeno® has an active naturals total soy formula that instantly brightens skin. and helps reduce the look of brown spots in just 4 weeks. for healthy radiant skin. try it for a month. then go ahead and try to spot a spot. a

bobby blue band died at his home in memphis tonight.his is bland performing in his signature style. he often recorded with arrangements to accompany his smooth vocals. he was inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame in 1992. he made huge hits like "turn on your love light." he was 83 years of age. >>> the winner of this year's boston marathon returned today to bear a gift with significant mining. he presented his winning medal to the mayor saying through an interpreter that he and his ethiopian teammates stand in solidarity with the people of boston. about 5,000 runners took part in the 10 k race the first big running event since the marathon. >> surreal but awesome. it felt great to be back out there. and felt good to see everyone. >> i had no security concerns. i knew any event after that would be the safest event to run. >> boston is working on plans for a permanent tribute with much of the direction for the memorial coming from the families of the victims. >>> just ahead a check of the forecast including something unusual for ju

widespread 90s. 97 over in memphis. >> this morning authorities are still racing to track down the man behind the leaks in the nsa spying scandal. it comes as the fist lawsuits have just been filed over the agency's surveillance. elizabeth pran is live for us with the latest on the story. >> we are learning of fresh fileings in federal court over here over the weekend. the class action lawsuit lists defender such as the president the national security agency and department of justice. on the other side charles and mary ann strange whose son a navy seal was killed in a chopper crash. the plaintiffs telling the media that they have been highly critical of the administration and they feel they could likely be targets. this while the hunt for the 29-year-old man responsible for the leak remains in hiding. >> they don't have him yet. it's under inquiry and they have a full-time investigation. i couldn't tell you whether he -- they are looking for them. >> do you think he should be extradited? >> oh, yeah, i don't think you can just make a passing as to a case of intruding on people's privac