and then to memphis. and a chance to reunite with his girlfriend, the memphis belle.nbeknownst to the boys, they were already celebrities. >> they built it up so much in newspapers and all this, love story of the memphis belle and margaret and bob morgan so, you know, it was very interesting and we wanted to get married. >> morgan's plan was to marry margaret polk in memphis. but the air force had other plans. >> we had a public relations captain that was flying with us. he talked to his people in washington and said they would wish you put off your wedding until after this tour is over because the publicity is so great just as it is. love story. so after much discussion, we decided to put it off. >> morgan went on the goodwill tour and margaret stood behind and this would be their undoing. after a party ran a picture showing morgan on the arm of another girl, the engagement was called off. the famous love story was now history. >> so that's how we broke up. we stayed friends. always did. she died in 1990. as a matter of fact, my late wife and i visited her many times

before then, nbc's jay grey, lucky guy, gives us a taste of the competition that's roasting in memphis>> reporter: spread out across 25 acres along the mississippi river, built on smoke and sauce is a make-shift city of at the present times or temples, some would tell you. in a place where bar-b-que is relidgeen and -- religion and this festival, well, they travel to memphis to eat, drink and eat some more. it's a non-stop party, unless, of course, you are manning the i do at my day job. so. everybody thinks it's a party. but if are you the cook, you are busy all week long. >> more than 200 teams from all over the country and the globe competing in the world bar-b-que cooking championships. >> you know, this is the holy grail for those of us on the memphis circuit. >> mellissa cookston has won it all twice. she's a bar-b-que superstar in her quest for the perfect plate is now raising her own hogs. >> are they cute? >> reporter: each team has their own recipe for success, secret seasonings or sauces, there is a common thread. >> the whole idea of bar-b-que, cooking out, being with famil

rain will have ended in boston, but so many will be cleaning up for days to come with officials in memphisaying it could take more than a week to have power fully restored. elizabeth hurr, abc news, new york. >>> now your forecast. >> aren't we glad we're not dealing with that today? hi, every, a look at the golden gate bridge. the flag unfurled due to breezy conditions, and that's why clouds lingered longer and temperatures are going to be cooler than average today. clouds likely covering all our neighborhoods again tonight. it'll bring drizzle to the coast and to the east bay hills. it'll timely feel like summer, but when, you ask? how about this weekend. why don't we look at maybe, say, like, san jose and show you what is going to happen. look at this. today, 71 degrees. look at the average high, 77. 73, 75 on wednesday, and, hey, almost there, and thursday! take a pullback, but friday at 78, then 87 and 86. there's summer-like temperatures for saturday and sunday. the bay, a little rough. small craft advisory after the clouds on live doppler 7. eroding from the north bay, a little bit,

memphis. one of the real under rated careers in golf history and one of them used to sit at cbs in the chair that's occupied by you now, nick. ken venturi. nick: yeah, that was a few moons back. jim: ken would have celebrated a birthday earlier in week and he will be remembered at the nicklaus tournament. going into the memorial hall of fame in two weeks. and there's peggy nelson. such a positive, wonderful person to be around, peggy nelson. by the way, jerry tardy will be the media honoree at the memorial tournament in a couple of weeks. here's horschel. 17. ian: excellent effort there, peter. that was not easy. peter: that was actually, i think three putts in one. ian: fantastic. peter: that was superb. ian: and a good choice of club too. he's not feeling as comfortable with the pitching. i thought that was well thought out. 18. jim: kokrak, second shot. nick: awkward. you're not sure you're going to get a flyer. tight line down the left side. we've seen this. oh, that's an awkward chip and

memphis meats introduced this animal-free meatball saying it grew the meat from cells in lab. the company tells fox news itit wants to put its products on store shelves by 2022. it would include quote quote beef, chicken and duck, i'm not sure if we can call it that if there's no meat. it costs about $6,000 to prod down from a year ago when it was memphis meats says it has work to do to get it down to traditional meat costs about four bucks per pound. question is would you eat lab grown meat >> no. >> my question is what is it? >> i know >> i need to know what it is. >> what are the cells? >> i guess they're >> i shouldn't speculate >> i guess it's cells from the animals. >> you think? >> i don't know. >> who knows >> let's get the research team >> what's the advantage if it costs that much to produce >> maybe they're thinking in the future, if -- i don't know. >> here's the thing, if they start selling it i hope it's labeled so we know >> that is the key thing >> label it will be a grown meat >> i hope so. >> invest in gmo meats >> ok. yeah, i got a lot of things i want to sa

>> yes my re byes effect from chicken wings to memphis dry rub. >> it's amazing and i don't think youcan get it anywhere in the city. >> or the basics with pulled pork or brisket sandwich or step it up with the memphis mav eyeah. he was temmed to open fat jacks. >> nobody would give me secrets but he is willing to share some secrets like how to grill the perfect burger. >> put your hand up and touch that. that is what it feels like. medium well and well. >> what would you say that is? >> medium. >> you sure? >> yes. >> right on the money. >> woo. >> everything else is smoked. >> that is a brisket and he used hickory smoke to smoke his meat and keeps them there 4 to 18 hours. >> wow. >> lets put it on the table. >> thanks glen it was nice knowing you. >> it does look great. and check out fun activities in an around philadelphia. as fyi kicks off the unofficial start to summer. >>> i'm hungry now. lets get through this forecast so we can go eat. >> a lot of folks will be grilling this weekend. >> weather permitting of course. >> we have spotty showers in the forecast and we'll look at w

in baltimore, chicago, memphis, and milwaukee, st. louis, and many others. the murder rate has has surged 10% nationwide. the largest increase in murders and we know drugs and crime go hand in hand. drug trafficking is an inherently dangerous business. if you want to collect a drug debt, you collect it with the barrel of a gun. in 2016, americans died from drug overdoses. according to a report from the new england journal of medicine, the price of heroin is down. we want to reduce this trend. if you are a drug trafficker, we will not look the other way. lyingl not be willfully to your misconduct. we are talking about a kilogram of hillar heroin. kilograms of marijuana. and newe drug dealers, drug dealers are going to prison. working with integrity and professionalism, attorneys will meet the high standards required of the department of justice and together, we will win this fight. nk our brave men and women in uniform for your service. and the society of new york for this honor. >> to believe that the fbi director has lost the confidence -- >> are you going

. >> let's talk about drake he flew to memphis on saturday. prom. now he or add white rolls royce to he is more moore and her date to their prom at memphis' high school in addition to paying for their coordinating rose gold sequins outfits. sources close to the family told tmz. drake did not perform at the celebration but did throw an after party for moore and approximately 400 of her friends and classmates at a local hard rock cafe. the three-time grammy winner and his cousin shared photos of the night on their social media accounts. drake posted a a sweet shot of moore and her date on instagram writing prom 2017 hash tag fairly high school hash tag 901 memphis young love. moore posted two pictures with drake and her date one of which she cappinged, bet day ever! >> don't you think though he could have maybe performed a little bit? >> something. >> a little something something. i mean come on it's drake. >> if i cousin is drake or bee i don't know so or bruno mars you're performing. >> you're performing. >> i would put the family guilt on him

lieutenant mainhart had served as a police officer for 20 years in west memphis, arkansas, before returning to yale county five years ago to protect and serve his hometown. he lived a life of service that his wife, two sons, can be proud of. while words will never be able to console the pain and grief his family, community, and state of arkansas feel, we can take solace in the words of christ who said that great love hath no man than this that he lay down his life for his friends. yale county has lost a true friend and servant. i thank lieutenant mainhart for his service and sacrifice and send my most sincere condolences to his freabdsfrends, family, and all those a -- friends, family, and all those affected by this senseless act of violence. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas wish to be recognized? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. . >> mr. speaker, stories from the survivors of assad

memphis red bird turned their wall into a giant game of super mario brothers. >> human players. were breaking blocks. hopping over obstacles. turning random place nootz video games. why not the spider wall. shall we say. oh. trying to hit it. >> no, no, no, no. not jump high enough. >> maybe not tall enough. >> there is that. >> i got one. >> got that one. >> i guess. >> think i am wait better than you are. >> no, no no, most, most. don't forget to jump over the mushrooms. >> it's easy to do it in heels. >> makes it look so easy. not in the best shape either. any body can do it in heels. fun times. they're the gaj it e kids. even adults that everyone is going crazy for. fidget toys. >> let the graduations zens. one with a surprise appearance. will farrell. sar nated. we are out of breath. >> let's take a look at today's temperatures. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras incl

more than 150,000 customers lost power in the memphis area. strong storms also caused damage in southern missouri flipping trailers, crushing cars and causing flooding. >> mississippi sheriff's deputy among eight people killed in a wild shooting rampage in jackson. police say it all started with a domestic dispult involving the suspected gunman, 35-year-old, cory godbolt and estranged wife and family. godbolt went door to door shooting and killing three women including his mother-in-law. as well as the several boys before -- himself. receiving a minor gunshot wound. now, godbolt allegedly told a report here kept going, until he ran out of bullets and suicide by cop was his intention. in the meantime, we are learning more about the brutal knife attack on board a train in portland, oregon. 17-year-old destiny magnum is thanking the two good samaritan who gave their lives to rush to their defense. magnum says she and a friend wearing a hajib, killing two men and wounding a third. in addition to murder charges, 35-year-old jeremy christian may fac

. >> the rain extending from our area all the way back to memphis. we have a lot more to go overnight into tomorrow. we'll show you when it ends and how that affects your weekend in about 15 minutes. >> hunker down, see you in a bit. thank you both. >>> now at 5:00, a couple of stories you'll see only here on news4. coming up, how this insight into the inner workings of a violent gang. find out how they're operating right here under our noses. >>> plus the news4 i-team showed you how renters are exploiting a d.c. law for huge profits. still to come, the push to change the law and why it will not be a quick fix. >>> but first tonight on news4 at 5:00, a suspicious fire in fairfax county that gutted a town holme overnig townhome overnight. meagan fitzgerald is live at the scene talking to people in the area. >> reporter: wendy, investigators have been here throughout the day, sifting through the rubble, but they haven't said why they believe the fire is suspicious. what they are saying, it is a fortunate thing that no one was injured after that fire ju

there are no reports of injuries but the storms uprooted trees throughout memphis.tility officials say this is the biggest power outage in memphis in more than a decade and it could take more than a week to restore power. the red cross has opened up emergency shelters. >>> we are hearing from one of the teenagers who was targeted by hate speech before a deadly train stabbing in portland. police say a man directed anti- muslim slurs at 16-year-old destiny magnum and her friend and then fatally stabbed two men who tried to help them. magnum says they had just gotten onto the train on friday evening when the suspect started yelling at them. >> he told us to go back to saudi arabia and he told us that we shouldn't be here and to get out of his country. he was just telling us that we basically weren't anything and we should just kill ourselves. >> magnum says she is not muslim but her friend is. she had a message for the strangers who she says gave up their lives to protect hers. >> thank you so the people who put their life on the line for me because they didn't even kn

adults attending the event for arlington high school in memphis got into a brawl, punches, hair pulling, and it all started over an argument for saving seats. the school district called the incident unfortunate, students said it was crazy. >> i was just in there like wow. tr trim -- triple my age. i couldn't believe my eyes. >> oh, the close-up video. >> setting a good example for all the kids. luckily no students were involved in the brawl. e adult was handcuffed not he clear if she was arrested. the ceremony itself wasn't affected. >> yes, look at the video off to the right. >> the students are still marching along. ♪ ♪ >> we are going to get our diploma. i spent four years for this. i am getting my diploma. >> oh, my god. people. >> now to california. he might say buzzing. nearly $1 million worth of bee hives stolen from orchards throughout central california. the bees were used to help grow almonds. weeks ago police got a break in the case. investigators say the alleged mastermind behind the heist was an experienced beekeeper. figures. >> it was not the most sophisticated. he would

michelle: memphis man decided he was too drunk to drive so he crawled on top of a stranger's car and passed out. when the driver returned to the car he didn't notice the man and he drove 14 miles before the police pulled him over. >> the officer came up and he said mister, are you aware there is a body on your trunk? that did not ridge register. he goes, "mister i'm not messing with you. there is a body on your trunk." >> that is a fixture. the officer woke the drunk passenger who didn't realize where he was or how he ended up there. ride for free there. he started stumbling into traffic before the office every gave him a ride inside the vehicle. jonathan: how do you stay on a trunk for 14 miles? michelle: good balance. jonathan: great balance. good for him. impressive site in greece. there is not one, not two, but five separate water spouts twirling around in western greece. that is what will get your attention. especially on a boat. you see it coming toward you. >> also caught on video the coast guard racing to stop a boat with no driver. >> it's just too rough out here. michelle:

critical it was highest level in memphis.ty officials in uk believed that another attack can be imminent. they're calling the public to exercise vigilant. this comes as british police continue to carry out raids here and manchester. they arrested two individuals today with connections with the investigation, that brings to 11, the total number of people that are now in custody. the investigation does have a focus with investigators trying to track down the network that they believe and able the attacker to carry out the plot. all of this is happening behind me. you can see this memoria memorial -- thousands of people came here to pay respects. people are still coming out here even in the rain. one of the more emotional scenes that we have seen, some of the family members of the victims who lost their lives in the attack came here today to pay their respects. and certainly in perhaps the most emotional that i have seen here, the family of gorgina, the 18-year-old girl. she tweeted a photo of her smiling next to ariana grande.

police in memphis pulling a car over on the interstate with a man passed out across the trunk. just left a festival in downtown memphis and somehow missed the passenger, taking him for a 14-mile ride up to 65 miles an hour. the driver said his sun shade was stark and it was so dark, they didn't notice him until police pulled him over. the guy on the trunk was so drunk, he nearly stumbled into traffic. and a handshake involving president trump. president trump shaking hands with french president emanuel macron. this handshake went on for so long, both men's knuckles began turning white. all right. lovely. i'm sandra smith. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 on the east coast. 8:00 p.m. manchester, england where investigators are following new leads from a concert attack. and the trail leading to germany. but don't expect american investigators to hear much about it. the britts are reportedly cutting off the intel flow after leaks to the media. >> i will be making clear to president trump today the intelligence shared between law enforcement agencies must

. >>> crazy story out memphis a drunk guy passed out on the trunk of a parked car luck kill al memphisofficer saw him. but not before he went on a ride that he doesn't remember and the driver will never forget. >> the officer came up and he said, mister, are you aware there's a body on your trunk? and that did not -- i mean that did not register. he goes, mister, i not messing with you. there is a body on your trunk. so i got out. we walked around and sure enough there he was. >> the officer had to wake up the guy. carl says the man was so drunk that he started to stumble in traffic until the officer grabbed him and put him in the cruiser. no word yet if the man was charged with anything but probably dui any way. >> world's highest peak has claimed more lives. over the weekend four people died on the slopes of mt. everest among those killed an american doctor from alabama. 50-year-old roland, trying to climb the seven summit the highest peak on each continent. he was on everest when deadly earthquake struck two years ago but he survived that. he stayed actual toll help care for the inj

moving through several states and missouri trees uprooted and cars damaged and this was worst than memphis, tennessee. hundreds of thousands of people are dealing with poweller outages. could be a week before everybody's lights are back on. it may get delayed with more lane coming rater this week. >> fines and possible suspensions during a fight of the 8th inning of nats game in san francisco. bryce harper the two exchanged punches as each deem's bench cleared. this was the first time harper and stick land faced each other since the 2014 playoffs. both players ejected from the game. harper's first time tossed for fighting and by the way there was a game and nats >> pep sicko looking to add to empire pepsi i should say. they're in talk to buy all markets parent company of vida cocoa. coconut waterier plan. this is the energy coconut drink. >> out dated headlights are being about a safety risk for pedestrian. 2500 pedestrians are killed every year and in many cases drivers couldn't see the person across the road bays headlights didn't shane bright enough. many tested poor in headlight perfor

that spreads to the east on sunday so you're looking at austin, dallas, shreveport, up to memphis, nashville, lexington, even into parts of ohio. the biggest threat damaging winds and hail and spreads eastward on monday, not a severe threat but rain on the eastern seaboard. could see some strong thunderstorms around atlanta, jackson and new orleans around memorial day. craig? >> janice huff, thank you. >>> president trump remains in sicily tonight, one day before wrapping up nine days of travel to europe and the middle east. today at the g7 summit the president came under pressure from other world leaders to stick with the landmark agreement to reduce carbon emissions and slow global warming. we get more on that tonight from our chief white house correspondent, hallie jackson. >> reporter: in sicily, a performance tonight for the world's most powerful leaders but just off stage, less harmony. >> there is no doubt this will be the most challenging g7 summit in years. >> reporter: in the presidents' debut a twist signaling he may be more in tune than they thought on russia and the environment.

springfield, little rock, possibly memphis but more of a wind threat as we head towards kentucky and tennessee. the warming continues in the northwest. near 90 in a few spots in interior oregon. 60s on the coast of california. warmer in the interior. a peek to sunday shows gorgeous weather from arizona to nevada heck into t rockies. renau renault, nevada, 76, also. >>> in washington state one woman found out the hard way what happens when you leave a ka of hairspray in a hot car. it exploded. she found it lodged in the windshield. firefighters say the intear temperature can reach 140 on a 90-degree day. fortunately no one in the car when it exploded. >> i think when it's pressurized like that. who knew one of these could be so dangerous like that. i've done that countless times. now we know. bill, thank you. >>> plenty more ahead, including an extremely distracted driver. and a seemingly routine traffic stop turns out to be anything but. "early today" is back in two. i never joined in. that wasn't fair to any of us. i was covered. i tried lots of things over the years. but i didn't g

it was sold to a memphis philanthropist. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, interest facebook ramps up the fight against violent content. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. decided to leave interest rates they noted the economy slowed sharply in first quarter but expected things to pick back up. analysts still expect two more rate hike this year. the next one possibly in june. >>> well, the news from the feds send bond yields and bank stocks higher. the dow finished 5 points higher. >>> puerto rico has returned to federal bankruptcy court to protect itself from creditors. puerto rico's governor turned to negotiations on spending and new taxes failed. puerto rico's defaulted on essentially of its bonds and has a $73 billion public debt. hiring another 3,000 employees to review questionable content. this is the response to recent murders, suicides, and other vie lend incidents broadcast live. facebook already has about 400 people reviewing content. videos and posts that glorify violence are againsted facebook

. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are most likely i memphis, atlanta, charlotte, and new orleans> well marngshunt is under way in northern massachusetts for a shooting suspect police describe as armed and extremely dangerous. >> s.w.a.t. teams are swarming the streets of lowell, where ross elliott could be hiding. he's suspected of shooting and killing an ex-girlfriend and they say he has a long history of violence. >>> an arkansas sheriff's deputy and two women are dead after what possibly started as a dmesic dispute. officer kevin mainhart was killed. the suspect barricaded himself in the house for five hours. after he surrendered, the bodies of two women were found inside. >>> another deadly standoff is over. u.s. marshals tried to serve a war want on man. the suspect opened fire, killing one of his neighbors. s.w.a.t. neighborhood into lockdown, trying to convince the man the to surrender. that took more than a day. >>> more than two dozen great white sharks have been spotted off california beaches just in week. some paddle boarders were surrounded by more than a dozen sharks

as we head into your weekend on saturday 10 million at risk from indianapolis down to memphis, along the cold front, not too many tornados. a hail and wind damag >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a warm start. full details ahead. right now, 70 degrees in the suburbs. 75 in philadelphia. we're going to see another hot one, and there's a chance of late-day showers and thunderstorms. for philadelphia, new jersey, and delaware. >>> here's a look at what we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> we're following overnight developments in the search for an armed and dangerous man. police say they caught the suspect accused of shooting up a stranger's car at a walmart parking lot. >>> and today is national bike to work day. why people across the country and at home are making the two-wheel commute this morning. >>> ape young girl becomes the target -- a young girl becomes the target of a long foul ball during the phillies game. we'll look at the-ye injury andt you know how she's doing. man only concert. and new details on the cause of death of roger ailes. wake up skin. ne

there's this part around memphis, tennessee, that's our rain. thinking about rolling thunder, it's coming up this sunday. do know there will be a chance for showers primarily in the afternoon hours. i think the actual rolling thunder demonstration in the morning should be dry. speaking of things that are not dry, the wednesday morning commute, melissa. >> it'ste inner loop to kenilworth, that crash has moved over to the shoulder. they do have a tow truck coming to the scene. on the beltway, you can see the rain falling almost everywhere. outer loop to colesville, a crash there. that one is on the shoulder as well so that is helping things a bit here this morning. taking a look here at 66 and 95, overall looking okay. 395 southbound, the ramp to southbound gw crash response on the scene there. >>> a massive sewage leak at an area school has parents fuming why they're so upset and the other disturbing finds. >>> we're just a few days to the unofficial start of summer. the few things you need to know before you pack up your car. >>> and i feel t he

memphis 89, on the west coast a little bit cooler, but that trend is going to end by the beginning oft week when we turn cool again even though june is beginning this week. on ultimate doppler this yellow represents severe thunderstorm watches. for us a few spotty showers, maybe an isolatedded thund stomple ats we lose the daytime heating they will be few and far between. a cold front that is creating the lift in the atmosphere. behind that a bright sunny day with temperatures 830 tomorrow. we do get into a westerly behind, quite breezy and quite comfortable. early june temperatures will tend to be blow average for most of the east coast and philadelphia the normal high is around 78. for june 1. by june 30 we should be at eight l 5-degrees. when you look at precipitation forth early part of june, the first couple of weeks above average precipitation and that means it will be damp, possibly dreary and more unsettled in the philadelphia area even through south jersey and delaware. remember, february was the warmest on record. mother nature also trieses to seek that balance and it looks

now, this was a dancing at the hard rock cafe in memphis called blood on the dance floor.eaving it all out there. now, jason says that the event planner called them last minute to join in on the festivities and, well, they did. and they turned the joint out. jason tells us this is really special because this is the first video to go viral like this. they uploaded it and it's been viewed thousands of times. >> they set the place on fire. it's lit. >> it's lit. and watch their exchange as they go back and forth. they're like, all right, your turn. >> i love this for all of us to enjoy but more so for them and the amazing relationship that they have. >> the crowd goes wild. they love it. the folks on the internet love it. i think it's safe to say we love it too. >>> we've seen some crazy stuff on "right this minute." bugs, pimples, wax being pulled out. here's a new one. a man was sheering a sheep. he thought he cut the sheep on the ear. but this is what he found. you see that? those are teeth. >> what the heck? in its ears? >> yes. but do you notice? there's something else t

don is in memphis, tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. i would just like to say one thing. for hundred thousand dollars for $400,000 fee -- for speaking fee is so ridiculous with people struggling with minimum wage. "anybody said it best, who would pay that kind of money to listen to somebody speak is a sucker born every minute." i think you hit the nail right on the head. thank you very much. have a good day. host: don is our last caller. most every president has said the side land as a way to protect and preserve national monuments. president trump has ordered a review of that process. we will find out how that works. we will be joined by kendra >> sunday night on afterwards, pulitzer prize-winning journalist helen cooper discusses the life and presidency of the first library ian female president -- liber female president. she is interviewed by congresswoman karen bass of california. >> i have known about her all my life. >> what did you know? financeas minister of in 1979 and 1980. i knew who the minister of finance was. she knew my pa

memphis meats introduced animal free meat ball last year saying it grew the nraet cells in a lab. the company wants to put its products on storeselves by 2022 including beef, chicken and duck. question is would you eat l lab-grown meat. >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not. >> and i hope they tell us about this because don't have me eating manufactured whatever. >> stuff. >> yeah. >> ew. >> if you need more fiber in your diet look no further than a coke. soda giant introduced a new drink called coca-cola plus. no calorie grams of dextrin source of dietary fiber. no word if that will be in united states you. >> don't want to wash down fake meat wth the. >> fake stuff yeah mike at least we can agree the weather will be mazeing today. >> you have that right. lots of sunshine coming your way. temperatures cooler than yesterday and pleasantly warm out there. 58 to 68 degrees. clouds to start. definitely breezy the first half of day as well after school 70 to 79 degrees. sunshine and warm and ple pleasant. humidity will be out of here. and temperatures the next few da

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. >> not so much pomp but plenty of circumstance at this high school graduation ceremony in memphis,atile one when several women got into a fight. you can see the brawl at the bottom of your screen right there. whole thing started over a request to switch seats. don't do that. authorities escorted two women off the premises. one was wearing handcuffs. >> wow. >> over seats. although i got to t tell you seats are premiere at graduations. >> let's take a moment to celebrate this morning because wawa is coming to d.c. >> what? >> which means we'll be in a hoagie heaven soon. >> really. >> they have good hoagies apparently. >> only if they bring it to the loft. >> you just started something. june 13 wawa will hold a special event to unveil the plans for the store. wawa has stores in maryland and in virginia as well. >> all right. >> yeah, they need to bring something here. i never had a wawa hoagie. >> really. >> never had one. >> me, neither. >> you're like really? me either. really? mike have you had a hoagie from wawa. >> there's one not too far from where i live. i'm one of the lucky

i attended a15, memorial service outside of memphis, indiana. memphis, indiana, the hometown of the first marine who fell in our war against isis. indiana now has thousands of our men and women in uniform who are directly engaged in one for the government or another with 266 members of our indiana national guard were directly supported the fight against ice -- isis. we'll it to all of our service members and all of our branches, our air and marine, soldiers, sailors and what they are active to become a corridor -- as they they have to know that america is that the representatives of what with them. in washingtontalk about supporting our troops drew as for the top, it's important on a regular basis -- we commend, celebrate, recognize the extraordinary sacrifices that the men and women in uniform make it over half, recognize their families sacrifices, their caregivers. -- in addition to talk provide resources and training. we also need to put our rhetorical support into legal action by passing and a umf. , relates toeason congresses can't to show

as we head into your weekend on saturday 10 million at risk from indianapolis down to memphis, along the cold front, not too many tornados. a hail and wind damage threat into the weekend. now here is a closer look at your day ahead. you can see cool air behind the storms, responsible for the amazing snow pictures out of boulder. and temperatures are cooling off in the northeast after record highs yesterday, it was 95 in boston, back down where you should be today in the low 80s, upper 70s. this proposal was seen in a twisted way. a storm chaser proposed to his girlfriend in front of a tornado near mclean, texas. he had the ring since march but want front of a twister. she said yes. she forgot there was a storm behind her. congratulations to the storm chasing couple. >> talking about swept away in a safe sense. bill, thank you. >>> ahead william and harry speak out about their mother princess diana. then why is toby keith holding a man only concert. and new details on the cause of death of roger ailes. wake up skin. neutrogena® hydro boost hydrating tint. the first water gel foundatio

we note that before the city of miami brought its case, the city of memphis and baltimore both brought cases. they ended upsetaling cases with identical types of allegations for less than $10 million each. we're not talking about huge sums of money -- >> presumably one of the issues factored into the settlement is the question that's asked today. in other words, if you would have prevailed, they wouldn't have to give up a percentage on the possibility that they might not be stating a claim. >> it is possible. at that point i don't believe anyone had raised proximate cause as a separate issue. the cities had survived multiple motions to dismiss that went to the zone of interest. so that is what caused other cities to see the survival of that and the settlement of those cases, as a possibility to bring these cases. >> mr. peck, would you go back to the question that chief started with, which is how do you define the limits of your foreseeability test? clearly less tourism, less sales tax, less of a lot of other things can be potentially foreseeable, but you're suggesting they are not rec

. >> if you're flying airport delays are possible in houston, new orleans, dallas and memphis. >>> and now to that dramatic video capturing the moment a small plane crashed nosediving right into traffic. >> yeah, watch as that plane clipped power lines, hits a traffic light and erupts as you can see there into a ball of flames as it crashes into several cars. the pilot told investigators he was losing power after just taking off from a nearby airport and trying to land in a portion of highway that was clear of cars. one witness says she could feel the heat as well from this fireball inside her vehicle. >> i just said get down and before i knew it i could feel the heat on my face of the that's probably the come to thinking this is the end. >> unbelievably police say no serious injuries. a pilot and his passenger walked away from that crash. we're going to have much more coming up on "good morning america." >> incredible video. >>> this morning, we're seeing more incredible video of a police body cam as that officer saved a little boy in kansas. the officer spots that 4-year-old next to

i am in private practice in memphis and deeply resent curtis hill stealing all of my blue suede shoes lines. that is why role to say thank you very much. but i thank you and want to thank kimberly reed our chairman and the chairman of this event who put on a fantastic program and thanks to staff who made it all possible. but i want to thank our sponsors because money may be the mother's milk of politics but it makes conferences run. we thank our sponsors: cooper and kirk, adams and reese, barns and thornburg, election cfo, vogel, and george hins key, michael con, mcgire woods, and scott political dot law, willmer hail, bell mcandrews and hit hi, burke fera, clark hill, eagle bank, ice miller, king and spalleding, christen and young, beverly wise man, and frank salinger. let's give them all a round of applause. man, and let's give them all a [applause] round of applause. [applause] >> we didn't know how prowishes >> we didn't know how appropriate this topic would be for this particular point in time. yesterday, as you know, president trump signed an executive order which promises to pr

more man 125,000 customers in the memphis area have lost power after a severe storm there. dozens of larg damaging homes as well as vehicles, but no serious injuries reported. now for a closer look at your memorial day forecast. >> good morning, kendis, diane. well, the unofficial start to summer will officially start with some summerlike thunderstorms rumbling through the gulf coast throughout portions of the southeast and we're watching out for very gusty winds and we're looking for the possibility of hail connected with these thunderstorms but not only that but we'll see scattered showers walk right along the i-5 corridor affecting new york, d.c., boston and including believe it or not, philadelphia as well. everybody in the mix of that but down to the deep south is where the heavy thunderstorms will rack up some big-time problems. kendis, diane. >>> still ahead great white sharks are visiting some popular beaches from coast to coast. >>> plus, a memorial day miracle. a woman missing several days found how she was discovered. >>> a fun day at the zoo turns scary when an

trees uprooted in memphis, tennessee.ity of hail connected with the thunderstorms. not only that. we will see scattered, showers, along the i-5 corridor, new york, d.c., boston. including believe it or not philadelphia as well. everybody in the mix of that. down to the deep south where the heavy thunderstorm, really rack up big time problems. kendis, diane. >> paul, north korea is raising concerns after firing another missile the ninth one this year. u.s. officials say this time it was the short-range scud missile landed in the sea of japan where there are fishing boat but luckily no reports of any damage. defense secretary james mattis says north korea is posing a direct threat to the united states as it works on longer range missiles. the u.s. plans to test its rkel urging european union rrow countries to stick together as they cope with policy differences with the united states as well as brexit. merkel said in times, which they can fully count on others its over. her comments came after president trump criticized germ

dig-time storm coming across from memphis, tennessee. it will be the scoop and score for moisture. all of that moisture coming out of the gulf of mexico coming towards us. most of us especially in and around the d.c. metro area won't have to worry about rain until the sun goes down. planning out the day, it is almost cold outside this morning with a lot of spots well down into the 40s. it will stay quite a bit cooler than average. plenty of sunshine this morning. clouds going back in. heavy rain possible overnight tonigh the rain on friday coming up. melissa, the only one wearing the right color. >> i'm trying to get through maternity. there's no method to my madness at this point. eastbound 66 between 29 and centerville fairfax county parkway, two lanes blocked by the work zone. beltway inner loop after old georgetown road, we have a work zone blocking it. 70 on time. we'll take you southbound and northbound just fine as well. >>> breaking news coming out of buckingham palace this morning. >> erika gonzalez is joining this from the live desk. good morning. >> quite interesting wha

very warm out ahead of this storm system today, 88 in shreveport, feeling like summer toward memphis, the opposite feeling like early spring from chicago to boston to philadelphia all the way through northern new england. that chilly weather continues. well, if you couldn't get enough racing after the kentucky derby check out this camel race in morocco. it's part of the annual gathering of the tribes, the running of the camels is almost 2.5 miles long, double the length of the famed kentucky derby. i think we have our winner. >> we do. they are missing some of the hats, though, and mint juleps. i'm sure just as fun. fast. >> have you sat on a cam snl those are bumpy rides. you get on one of those, fascinating to see. >> just ahead today kicks off the biggest summer concert series ever with harry styles. and a major scare in paris puts police on edge. oh yeah? ended up saving a ton of money on car insurance. i hear they have a really great mobile app. the interface is remarkably intuitive. that's so important. ♪ we can'twhy?y here! terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead