memphis to new orleans by train, plane or automobile. christmas. but first, jon kay asks... even though mauritius is south of the equator, it is at its best in the northern summer. and it's easily combined with south africa, thanks to frequent flights from both london and johannesburg. but i think mozambique is also very accessible, and equally rewarding. the eastern boundary of south africa's kruger national park is the international frontier between south africa and mozambique. head for the capital, maputo, one of the most attractive cities in africa. then go north—east along the coast to some of the indian ocean's loveliest beaches, without the crowds you get at more traditional destinations. it's improving all the time, and fees are low. from london, michelle asks... michelle, take the train! the distance between these two great cities is almost 400 miles. you'd imagine there would be direct flights between memphis and new orleans, but i can't find any. and a connection via atlanta would involve a big detour. the road journey is stra

daniel berger became the fourth player to retain his memphis title when he won the st jude classic inn charl schwartzel tied for second on nine under and this eagle putt on the 16th would‘ve have given him a share of the lead, but it went wide, while berger made this birdie on the 15th for his second pga tour victory, joining dave hill, lee trevino and david toms as the only back—to—back winners in memphis. thailand‘s ariya jutanugarn downed a 25—foot birdie putt to win the manulife lpga classic in a three—way playoff in canada on sunday. the 21—year—old went up against south korea‘s chun in—gee and america‘s lexi thompson, who blew a four stroke lead on the back nine. jutanugarn claimed the win on the first play off hole all but guaranteeing she also becomes world number one. denmark‘s jakob foolsang won the criterium du dauphine on sunday, leapfrogging richie porte in a thrilling final stage as tour de france champion chris froome finished fourth overall. setting off from albertville, the remaining riders faced the shortest road stage of this year‘s race, but the 115 kilometre cours

south wind in memphis. the fedex st. jude classic. full coverage saturday and sunday 3:00 eastern time. tonight, the prime-time last time begins with "60 minutes" followed by "ncis: los angeles," chris o'donnell, "madam secretary," "code black." just receiving word that we're going to in a couple of minutes, we're going to be stepping and we will be picking up the coverage on golf channel when play resumes tonight when, they go back out. golf channel will be coming here to join us live. that's the game plan here in just a couple of minutes. i didn't expect to us see, what was a perfect week all week long and waking up today -- there had always been some concern about the weather on sunday but yesterday they started to say, all those experts, that it's going to be ok. maybe 15%, 20% chance. the 20% came through. nick: unfortunately 15% means 100 in electrical. you have great hot weather for basically the last week and unfortunately it put it in this situation, which is a tough one because this was a real exciting afternoon. this was gr

south wind in memphis. the fedex st. jude classic. full coverage saturday and sunday 3:00 eastern time. tonight, the prime-time last time begins with "60 minutes" followed by "ncis: los angeles," chris o'donnell, "madam secretary," "code black." just receiving word that we're going to in a couple of minutes, we're going to be stepping aside and we will be picking up the coverage on golf channel when play resumes tonight when, they go back out. golf channel will be coming here to join us live. that's the game plan here in just a couple of minutes. i didn't expect to us see, what was a perfect week all week long and waking up today -- there had always been some concern about the weather on sunday but yesterday they started to say, all those experts, that it's going to be ok. maybe 15%, 20% chance. the 20% came through. nick: unfortunately 15% means 100 in electrical. you have great hot weather for basically the last week and unfortunately it put it in this situation, which is a tough one because this was a real exciting afternoon. this

tonight in the memphis area, watch out. we go throughout your friday, then as we head to saturday morning through the mountains of west virginia, we could even have heavy rain. the cold front combining with the storm, heavy rains, indianapolis to columbus, that will mostly be throughout your friday. this is isolated tornado risks, and this is wind damage. a little bit of everything out there as we head through the day today. there is some great weather. i might as well tell you, it's going to be beautiful in new england and enjoy that. definitely a banner type early summer. perfection. >> we'll take the nice weather in the northeast. thanks, bill. >> let's turn to business when the exodus of top executives at uber continues. investor bill girly is in talks to leave the company's board of directors. gemma, girly was reportedly instrumental in the resignation of ceo travis kalinik earlier this week, and now he is exiting as well. >> it looks like it, doesn't it? >> he is known for being very frank, and he was set indeed to be

>> yes, that tract here shifted north from nashville to memphis and dc. yellow weather alert for saturday. and it is now south of morgan city. we are looking at heavy bands still pushing ashore. and it will continue. it is snot moving very fast. move -- not moving very fast. moving north at 9 miles an hour. winds up to continue across much of southeast texas. and louisiana. and that's not the problem. the problem is going to be more storm surge and just plain old- fashioned rain and flooding. it is going to make the land fall, probably just after midnight tonight, right around lake charles. and then it is going to move northward and curve and south of shreveport and right over roanoke and to the south of us, by 2:00 on saturday afternoon. and we have a cold front coming in from the west. and between the cold front and this enhanced flow from the gulf of mexico, we will see pretty big rains here and showers and thunderstorms. and i guess the good news, we are looking at the system, it will probably roll through, the drier air will build in, by saturday aft

we just added the memphis area, so that area is going up. these are the only warnings so far. the storm hasn't been that severe as far as the flooding. we haven't seen mass evacuations, but we'll see tornadoes with the spiraling bands later this afternoon through areas of louisiana, mississippi and portions of alabama. also near chicago and des moi s moines, watch out for wind damage. and as far as our heat, it continues in the west. still 27 million people at risk of heat warnings or advisoriead. a lot of active weather throughout the country. >>> authorities are investigating a potential active terrorism at the bishop international airport in flint, michigan. a police officer was stabbed by a canadian man. officials say he entered the u.s. last week and yesterday went to the airport carrying multiple bags outside of the tsa area. >> he went into a restroom. he spent a little time in the restroom. dropped both bags and came out, pulled out a knife, yelled and stabbed lieutenant in the neck. >> he fought until another officer could handcuff him. after surgery he was upgraded t

memphis, tennessee, democrat line, good morning jasper.lewr: when fidel castro the cubans down to florida, he threw them out for a reason, because the corporate american was taken over cuba and taking people's money and putting people in prison for nothing, fidel castro got tired of them and kick them out and now they are over here trying to do the same thing. keep in people -- cuban people that got kicked out a republicans tried to do the same thing here. host: let's go to sheila and maryland, republican line, what do you think of the trump administration's approach to immigration? caller: i am happy with most of it. i believe he just got rid of dapa. one of the reasons i voted for him was because he happens to dapa or twoa and of the worst programs obama brought into this country and i kind of agree, you read something about american children having dreams also. they need to take care of americans first. and there has been issues with some of the kids on daca that are becoming gang members. a small percentage but it is a program -- i do

here's memphis. going over memphis. it's already -- it's already affecting people in the carolinas.s are warning it could bring life threatening floods and flash flooding and tornadoes. steve harrigan is waist deep. where are you, steve? >> i'm on the corner of river road drive in gulfport. it's about four feet deep here. a few small snakes going by. we've seen pour out of this neighborhood. some carrying their own suitcases to walk through chest deep water. other people deciding to stick it out. some of those that do still have to walk their dogs. here's a young boy we talked to earlier. >> this is a tough way to walk a dog, isn't it? >> oh, yeah. for sure. very inconvenient for anybody. >> has to be done, right? >> yeah, it does. i don't want her peeing all over the house. i have to clean it up. >> there you go. >> all around here, people have tried to pull their cars up to higher ground. that ground is getting more and more wet as each hour goes by. >> steve harrigan with the universal truth. nothing wants the dog peeing in the house. commercial break now and then neil cavuto on

>> so imagine everyone's surprise when a tall stranger arrived from memphis to bring chess to the country. >> i was like, what? why would somebody come down here? >> two years later, a chess boom is under way in the unlikeliest of places. >> people said that country kids couldn't learn chess. >> and? >> we showed 'em different. >> we proved them wrong. we proved 'em wrong. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, tonight on "60 minutes." >> cbs money watch update sponsored by lincoln financial. you're in charge. >> reporter: good evening. britain begins talks monday on leaving the european union. fedex, car max and blackberry are among the companies reporting earnings this week, and dairy workers marched to a ben & jerry's ice cream factory in vermont saturday, asking for better pay. i'm demarco morgan, cbs news. ♪ my, what big rims you have... my, what bright eyes you have... ['beep' 'beep'] all the better to tease you with, my dear. that was good. where to? gee gees. get ready to spi

fired one day before the bill signing ceremony and this isn't the first time he was fired from the memphis v.a. system either his managers tried to sack him twice in two thousand and twenty fourteen but he appealed successfully both times arguing he was being pushed out as payback for blowing the whistle and the problem sagan's has publicized are truly grave and depressing paralyzed veterans left unintended our veteran patient assaulted by staff manipulated wait times and a one million dollar fraud scheme so is john higgins vows to fight on to improve the v.a. system let's take a look and see how much protection he can actually expect from one of the president's only seemingly legislative achievements so far wow this is one of the horrible careers of tarred with both right if it could be. that it would become our bros i find that i find it really strange that a happened to let him go the day before this thing was being signed into as if they didn't know it was happening always a big surprise. i know i will say that straight out somebody knew and they did it on purpose this is one of those

at that point probably wasn't a smart thing so they boxed up the spirit and they put it on the uss memphis, a cruiser out of cherbourg and the memphis set a record getting back, it was six days, days from cherbourg to the virginia cape and interestingly enough they passed right over the spot where billy mitchell sank, that german ship. and sailed into the virginia cape, realized they were early and anchored at the mouth of the potomac river and again, he heard there was going to be a big wealth and it overwhelmed him just the same. there were 300,000 people turned out in washington dc and from indianhead all the way to the river into washington naval yard on both sides there were flags and bumping and fireworks and boats and they were firing off cannons.they gave him the national salute reserved for the president of the united states, gave him a salute and the memphis finally glided into her anchorage and more to write their and the person waiting for him was his mother. >> angelina. they brought her to see him and brought her up to the cruisers that and then a few minutes later both of th

because nobody had dealt with step-by-step the way in which we went into the war and how we ended up in memphis and it's a great untold story taken out of context but not the entire story as a chronological story with so many different people and characters. the voices come through so clearly and then they took their chances from the english channel. after may 10, 1940 but happened to natural chamberlain? >> shhe would take his place in the cabinets and had to be animosity to separate and to trust each other. churchill insisted chamberlain should remain the head of the conservative party. and chamberlain did and once the war had begun, he was a very firm voice that was surprising. one is to reinstate an understanding of what he was about and what he saw. in fact he was a strong and tough politician something to the equivalent of an english lyndon b. johnson. he had immense political skills and was a very powerful personality. so they sold their political careers destroyed. he made the mistake of assuming he could out negotiate. he had in mind two things. one is the reluctance of anybody that wo

bureaucrats either impossible or fraught with astronomical legal expenses but for one ploy in the memphis v.a. the law was too little too late john higgins an air force veteran and v.a. employees father once died in a v.a. hospital due partially to neglect was fired one day before the bill signing ceremony and this isn't the first time he was fired from the memphis v.a. system either his managers tried to stack him twice in two thousand and twenty fourteen but he appealed successfully both times arguing he was being pushed out as payback for blowing the whistle and the problem sagan's has publicized are truly grave and depressing paralyzed veterans left on attended our veteran patient assaulted by staff manipulated wait times and a one million dollar fraud scheme so is sean higgins of our. fight on to improve the v.a. system let's take a look and see how much protection he can actually expect from one of the president's only seemingly legislative achievements so far wow this is this is one of those horrible cases of timing when you think about writing every if it couldn't be the case i gu

if you're in memphis, it would say that you can have an expert from arlington, virginia, come to memphis. that's a long way. and yet we're so much closer to, say, to springfield, illinois, or even to dallas, texas. we're much closer to baton rouge, where they have a lot of great doctors. and those doctors from baton rouge could come to memphis, they'd be closer to memphis than somebody from arlington, virginia. but the fact is the states should decide this. tennessee made this contiguous state or your own state law. that's -- alaska that means you have alaska. hawaii means you got hawaii. the states should decide who's an expert and who isn't. it also says you have to be in practice for the previous year. if somebody's not in practice and they're a professor at a medical school and maybe the outstanding expert on cardiovascular diseases, and they happen to be someplace like harvard, they wouldn't be able to go to a state that's not contiguous to massachusetts. and if they weren't practicing, they wouldn't be able to be an expert at all. these arbitrary time limits, arbitrary requirements

cruise arer a the a share board, and, in fact, a memphis set a record get back i think it was six daysit's in the book six days maybe from share board to the virginia capes. and interestingly passed over the spot where billy mitchell sank that german pocket battleship, and sailed into the virginia capes realized they were early and anchored up near the mouth of the potomac river and again he really didn't he heard there was a big welcome but i think it overwhelmed him the same. 3 hushing ,000 people that turned out in washington, d.c., and from indian head all the way up to the cost river into the washington naval yard on both sides -- there were people and flags and bunking and horns and fireworks and boats and therm, you know, firing off cannon they give him a national salute reserve for the president of the united states. they gave hail 21 gun salute and memphis -- finally glided into her anchorage and more right there, and person waiting for him on the dock was his mother. they brought her to see him and up to cruisers deck and few minutes later both of them walked down together. q

weather in different spots and saturday, the heat continues, i mention it spreads a little bit. 107 in memphisay, no hope of hot weather. 117 phoenix to end your weekend. >> a lot of activities inside. >>> today can be the day capitol hill with senator on the cut of getting the gop end healthcare secrecy. members as they look to get a bill through his chamber before members break for the 4th of july recess. when do the public gets to see in the bill. >>> george clooney has something to toast today. there is news that his tequila company, casamigos was just sold for $1 million. >> many in twitter reacted the deal. finally something goes right for george clooney and others reminding the world of clooney's retail experience dates back to the 1980s sitcom and others sharing like this one, asking how much? >> the new study you find vehicle crashes are on the rise that allows the sales of recreati recreational marijuana. the number of road way collisions in colorado and oregon and washington is 3% higher. the study would not say the increase collisions were caused by drivers who were high. >>> how a

before, these questions really matter because -- i moved from memphis, tennessee, where they were schools where the valedictorian would get a low score on the ac , so who wasthe act to blame? a lot of teachers are looking at administrators, how are you training evaluators? what resources are they given, training, congressional development? these are just -- professional development? these are complicated questions states are struggling to answer. host: bill is calling from chicago. you are on with daarel burnette. caller: the problem in america seem to realize teaching is the most important principle in any society. i am not a teacher, but i have worked with the youth. with street gangs here, and the school system needs more teachers. people have said they wanted to andeachers all their life they turn it into something else. it is ridiculous we keep losing teachers like that. we need those people to make a career and stop putting so many obstacles and continue to do the job. aret: some states really dealing with a teacher shortage. i think states are coming up with all kinds of ways of ad

you said you grew up in memphis. >> i did. >> do have you any love for the memphis grizzlies or are you 100% golden state warriors. >> i'm 100% golden state warriors. >> what is your role with the parade? i heard close to a million people. we experienced one when you weren't here. all of your officers on hand. >> we're all hands on deck. we are prepared. quite prepared. again, we are calling on our partners in law enforcement to help us. we are expecting crowds as high $1.5 million. >> california highway patrol, sheriffs, fbi, everybody. all of our partners are participating. >> you're riding the snail in the parade. >> are you doing that again? >> yeah. i'm happy that i don't have a broken hand this year. i had so much fun riding with mc hammer. >> i remember that. >> you fight see him on top of the snail car again this year. >> so for you, especially mayor, as someone born and raised in the city of oakland, the civic pride must be immense. >> it is fan fashion -- fantastic. people may underestimate us. but we know how to fight hard and we are champions, not just our team but our city.

it was them for let's go to memphis in the cave to let go. of fear actually. is that i think that's just months or east that we can tell you gaining altitude to feel. this it rose it has a secrets of it's hope. this is from. sunshine and fresh air. this isn't just a winch resume you go meet you go. very well fool exacts he's been well listen to our minister from the beach which is about to rise to the very top the rows of people this is stunning i mean a study where we were almost at peak level now i know you like to be owing to your future. now we're starting to see snow three hundred sixty degrees and. it's. well i'm going to see if she's high. how about this for a place to push the confederations cup for two thousand eight hundred twenty something. called let's go and get some snow. and ice people to make a decision to make the school so you're trying your school say very good you feel. a lot about. this is one of those moments where you don't need any wood. next in our senior national worry continue looking at the social and economic problems in new orlean

we have the remnants of tropical cindy, now just a depression, feeding into memphis, jackson, and atlantais fumbles the moisture from the gulf of mexico into our vicinity. tomorrow morning, definitely an impact, 7:00 a.m., heavier bands of showers, thunder. through 9 a.m., showers may linger. in the afternoon, drier, even tomorrow night, the nationals game, it looks ok. tomorrow evening, there is a hit or miss shower chance, but the bulk of the day is dry. friday night and two early saturday morning, another batch of heavy rain rolls through. the bulk of saturday will dry out. upper start tomorrow, 80's the highs, setting up saturday, morning rain, but i midmorning drying up, looking good in the afternoon. lowunday, even better, 80's. jonathan? jonathan: thank you, brian. alison: the red carpet rolled out in d.c. tonight. jonathan: and is the third time the charm? alison: you may have heard that two project, so lucasfilms is trying to bring in a new director to focus on han solo. ron howard will direct the film now, behind a big blockbusters. han solo is set to hit theaters next year. jon

landfall between houston and new orleans, and then begins to turn northeastward, shreveport and into memphis. it's 6:00 p.m. on sunday. because it's stationary, there's not much steering currens, i would not be surprised to see if it went a little further west, and made a b line for houston. >>> it was an ef0 tornado that took out those trees. you're looking at some of those pictures from last night. this is what it looked like today. two kids and a nanny were inside this home when a tornado tore through. they all survived. the national weather service says that twister essentially followed the path of northward avenue, right along the front yard, and now the homeowner has to decide whether she'll try to save her house, or tear it down. >> the really heavy part of the tree, completely demolished the bathroom upstairs, and came into the bedroom. luckily, nobody was upstairs. they were the tornado spared homes just feet away from where you're looking right now. montgomery authorities report no injuries in spite of all you see from the storms. >>> the murder of a muslim teenager from reston, vi

here's the tracking of potential tropical cyclone three, expected to reach louisiana by thursday and memphisy friday. >> busy times there. some of the national temperatures hit triple digits. we hear from rick perry who says he doesn't believe carbon dioxide is the main cause of global warming. >> he feels skepticism is a sign of being a wise, intellectually engaged person. the oceans may be the biggest climate change threat in reality. >> the ocean waters and the environment that we live in, i mean, the fact is this isn't, shouldn't be a debate about, you know, is the climate changing, is man having an effect on it, yeah, we are. the question should be just how much and what are the policy changes we need to make to effect that. >> well, a line calling co2 is no longer on the website or the epa. a u.n.-backed panel says the gas is the world's largest heat-trapping source and earth's temperatures were the warmest ever last year. >>> the u.s. may take a tougher stance against north korea after the death of otto warmbier. he returned from a year in captivity with severe brain damage. he had be

the first summit was in cleveland in 2014, memphis, 15, detroit, 2016, and the next 2015, detroit, 2016, and the next one will be held in portland, 2017. these four cities have very similar taskforces. the taskforces have the same name to encourage uniformity, the taskforces keeps statistics to measure ourselves. we work with rti international to provide data to make sense of our progress. earlier this year, western reserve university partnered to hold another collaborative meeting of the taskforces, houston, portland, dallas, detroit, memphis, washington state, and kansas state, and others, to discuss what statistics would and should be collected across the taskforces. we have established four pillars of best practices. first, test all kits. when you test all kits, you develop leads that solve the identity of the stranger rape cases. 56 of our serial rapists have been identified as both an acquaintance rape as well as a stranger rapist on a different case. second, swab all felony arrestees. the more arrestees swabbed, the more robust the system becomes and the more victims cases you wi

second one of the nba draft area he was taken by the orlando magic who trained -- traded him to the memphis he averaged 14 points and 10.5 rebounds. jabari byrd, who graduated from salesian prep and richland was drafted by the celtics. he can shoot that three also, very athletic. >>> the giants put up a good fight last night, but still lost to the braves 12-11. the giants first at suntrust park. the braves scored first. but the giants took a three-to lead in the second and then added on in the first. but the giants pitcher gave up a lot of runs. atlanta scored eight times in the fifth inning. there were seven home runs in that game. three of them by the giants. san francisco came back five runs in the eighth and ninth inning, that they still lost 12- 11. >>> it is the weakest auto racing weekend in the bay area every year. this sunday is a toy the save mart 350 as sonoma raceway. the practices begin today. the qualifying today and tomorrow and then the race is noon on sunday. we went out i talked to a couple of racecar drivers at a luncheon yesterday ghirardelli square. the biggest name was

we have additional storms, memphis, birmingham, and wichita to oklahoma city. if you don't get the storms you will be very hot. 90 to 100 from texas to chicago. that's a big look at the weather story today and a closer look at your day ahead. >> good morning. i'm your meteorologist, bill enly. 50 to 60 degrees. 66 in delaware and look at the suburbs at 59 degrees. philadelphia warms from 65 degrees to 81 this afternoon. close to 80s for the suburbs and 70s in new jersey and delaware. got your neighborhood forecast ahead at 430. >>> here's a look at what we're working on for nbc10 news today. >> there is still no verdict in the bill cosby trial. jurors will now try to reach a decision on this fourth day of deliberations in dover county. >>> that day, where tens of thousands of people are expected. we will have a preview. >>> rocky returns, one of the biggest attractions has re-opened. another court ruling onsnd gove approval hits a new low. wo lives. you're watching "early today". works better or feels so good. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uv

warmer than raleigh, atlanta, tampa, memphis, baton rouge even warmer than houston one of the places that beat philadelphia, though, boston. very up usual to see as well. heat and humidity will continue. right now temperatures in the 70s and 80s. it's 60 in the poconos. tomorrow going for a roar of 95 the hottest day before some storms move in. you can see on this radar some storms along the pennsylvania/new york border possibly make it into our northern and western sixty one suburb later tomorrow. for the rest of us hot and hum humid. here's a look at the sweat index going into that uncomfortable zones dew points between 65 and 70. when you get into that category with temperatures in the 90s, it's going create a stress on your body and that's why we have a heat advisory tomorrow and lucy that's why those schools are going to be canceling even after after school activities. >> temperatures overnight 72 degrees. clear and mild. doctoring the day tomorrow the high 95 degrees. it will be tying a record that record set back in 1956. seven day forecast looking ahead to hot one tomorrow. b

nonetheless a lot of rain along this corridor and finally that winds up by memphis, tennessee over theeekend. exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast today's high is 88 and partly sunny and on the warm side and the spotty shower or thunderstorm possible this afternoon and this evening. tomorrow hotter and not very humid really, a high of 90 degrees it's a summer lovers kind of day. and then on friday, hot and 90 and more humid and comfortable and could be a thunderstorm late in the afternoon there. we have an improving forecast for the weekend and clouds and shower or thunderstorm early wrerks now looking at the sunshine returning and things dry out and the system getting through faster and see humidity lower a bit with the 86 degree high and saturday clouds and sun and 85 and next monday and tuesday a couple of pleasant days with highs around 80. >> we like that. >>> pope francis may know be a fan of american football, he met with representatives from the nfl at the vatican and they gave him his own yearsy. he spoke about the importance of sportsmanship in modern society. >> thank yo

weather all the way down to where the center what was tropical storm cindy is spinning just south of memphisi'll continue to spin moisture into the area not only today, but into the weekend. you can see the heavy downpours to the southwest. that's where we could get topical downpours. look at the rain moving. the suburbs as well. that swings through during the morning hours and quickly as it moves in by 10:00 in the morning, it is moving out. with those downpours, we could see some localized flooding. we have a first alert for saturday morning for all of the sburns. new jersey and delaware accept the beaches and accept the jersey shore. from 3:00 in the morning to 10:00 that's exactly timeline i showed you on the future cast that shows downpours coming through which may lead to localized flooding, but as crummy a start as saturday is going to get, it's going to turn around nicely in the afternoon and turn beautiful for sunday. here come the storm saturday morning, saturday afternoon, 89 degrees and still steamy on saturday. lehigh valley and 80s at the shore. showers clear out in the afterno

daniel burger in memphis. sank this birdie to take the lead. >>> game day, who is who, what is going to -- [ talking at the same time ] >> all warriors. what happened in cleveland. what went wrong in the last game and what they need to prepare. we will be looking that warriors pr man supreme. >> ntrusting story. >> welcome back from the road trip. >> great to be back. >> reporter: all right. we will be right back. news updates are always on cbs-sf-dot-com. >>> gnats for us at 5:00 p.m. we will see you back here at 6:00 p.m. for an hour of news. >> thunderstorms, we will update you on at 6:00 p.m. news updates always on on www.cbssf.com. >> quijano: america's longest war. three u.s. soldiers murdered this weekend in afghanistan. nhe debate intensifies in washington over how to end this 16 year war. >> mr. chairman, i believe we're in a stalemate. >> quijano: also tonight, president trump's wedding surprise and sunday morning tweet storm. >> gay pride events turn into resist trump marches. >> we are not invisibl

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. >> the map shows the major areas at risk, buffalo through albany, possibly little rock and memphis. not everybody is going to get nailed by horrible storms but that will cause airplane delays. and into saturday, there are areas in the interior northeast that are going to have to deal with those storms, too. pretty beautiful, 80s in california but only in the toasty. look at reading today, 105 and fresno right around 100. there are some hot spots. we'll tack a look at the rest of the fourth of july forecast a little later. >> all right, bill. how about those pee wee football players. >> you saw that. did you look that? >> yes. >> it was all about entertainment and sportsmanship, except for that tackle, that's not nice. i think that's a jacksonville jaguar there. it did raise a lot of money for charity. >> great to see. whoever you're rooting for on either side. thank you. >> developing overnight the u.s. and china are doing something they haven't done for 14 years. plus, the house passed legislation. a crackdown on illegal immigration from kate's law to stripping federal funds from s

officials received a threat last night regarding container ship at a terminal, mersk memphis arrived in charleston from new york. federal, state, local law enforcement involved in the investigation. charleston the eighth busiest port in the country. >> jurors in the bill cosby sex assault case entered day four of deliberations. they now met for 27 hours. still no verdict. yesterday the panel asked for a read back of testimony from accuser andrea constandt and the detective who investigated her allegations. jurors heard part of a deposition in a civil case. the case against the officer who killed a man enters day four of was told to keep trying. officer janez charged with manslaughter for shooting castillo after he was legally armed. jurors could not reach a verdict. the judge encouraged them to re-examine their views saying not to surrender their honest opinion. >> criminal charges connicked to flint water crisis. michigan health and human services director among five accused of manslaughter all of this in a death of a man developed legionnaire's disease. prosecutors didn't alert the

we'll go to james first in memphis, tennessee. democrat, you're you up first. good morning to you. o ahead. caller: good morning to you. i'm glad i got on. i've been listening to you yesterday and today about the repeal and replace. -- agree that they should me?you hear host: we're listening to you, yes. caller: do i agree that if -- they've been talking about it for seven years, eight. we're going to repeal it. go ahead and repeal it. then try to replace it. but they won't do that because they don't want to kick so many people off of their -- it would cost them the election. but i'd like to piggyback on the last segment as far as the dictator office. i heard a lot of your callers, i don't want to get into the weeds with that. but do i want to say this. it does matter what the president tweets about. because it is an indignity to the office. if you look at the four presidents on mount rush more, they are the standard bearer of how the president should be acting. and that's how we set the benchmark or we set the reference point of how a president should act and always with other cou

here's where it's currently located between little rock and memphis.arly today in memphis. it's going to be a soaking rain. possibility of some flooding too and ponding on the roads, and even northern portions of louisiana still dealing with some trailing showers and thunderstorms here. 30 million people at risk for the flash flooding today. again, it's mostly on the mississippi river early today and then kentucky in areas of northern tennessee, and even the southern ohio valley later this afternoon. the other story that hasn't gone away is the excessive heat warnings in the west. now we've gotten the heat all the way up here in the southern portions of washington state. it's spread a little bit. right along the west coast. it's pretty extreme stuff. the excess heat continues today. not quite as bad in a few spots, but still well above average. 1 12 in vegas. 1 13 phoenix. i notice it goes up to 91 all the way up to portland, oregon, today. that's where the heat continues. into saturday seattle jumps to 85. sacramento at a record high yesterday near 10

as we go into wednesday, friday, curving back to memphis and nashville as we go to the weekend. we're looking at widespread heavy rainfall. throughout the entire i-10 corridor. look at the amount we're expecting, between 8-12 inches of rain overow normal after another attack in europe. this time in brussels in what authorities are calling a terror attack at the city's main train station. a witness capturing this image, fire engulfing a man after he detonated a suspected suicide bomb. the map was -- man was also shot by soldiers. no one else was injured in the incident, but the suspect did die at the station and the surrounding area, people were evacuated out of fear that the suspect may not have been acting alone. >>> back in the united states, there is more outrage and grief over the death of otto warmbier the 22-year-old american who died just days after he was sent back from north korea in a coma. a candlelight vigil was held at the university of virginia where he was a student. after president trump said his preside predecessor was partly to blame for his death. a former aid

>> i was born in memphis, tennessee, and grie grew up, family, democrat and still family is pretty well -- but i would say what's interesting in one of the seens discovered through doing this research is, you know, experience of hanging the with black republican activist talking about their policy meet their family, friends there was like a element of some familiarity of like i would be a part of conversations and you know, dinner and at business it feels like being at home with my own family and like you know they're pretty liberal. right, so there is, you know, something about, you know, sound like universality of blackness but presence in term of the experience with black republicans that mirrored being things that happened with my family so yeah, no, my family, you know, we're all pretty, pretty liberal. currently democrats but it is complicated like there's some stuff that they can be conservative about. some stuff they can be pretty liberal about. but i think you know the general thing is -- certainly they feel like the republican party hangt done a good job of -- speaking to them

make it out as it moves just to west of memphis. wind speed down to 15 miles an hour and crawling right now. tropical depression will bring us tropical downpours especially tomorrow. 10:00 tomorrow morning. future cast. two day rainfall total. the rain will be moving out at that hour. and here we go, topping an inch half of rain in sweeds bro. lead to heavier downpours tomorrow. steamy one today. scattered thunderstorms this afternoon. downpours tomorrow morning clearing in the afternoon and then a turn around. a beautiful day on sunday. humidity comes way down. high of 84 degrees. nice weather continues for monday and tuesday and wednesday. real break from the humidity. temperatures are back into the upper 80s and then 90s with a chance of more storms coming in late next week. >>> letting kids tell the story. up next the new tv show that puts children in charge. and this. >>> 76ers select markelle fultz. >> city in celebration. newest star number one draft pick explains why he is embracing philadelphia. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a

it doesn't get more embedded than that when he killed 13 people at fort hood, texas and grew up in memphis tennessee, african american guy converted to islam, killed an american soldier in little rock, arkansas. his family carlos bledsoe in the u.s. military since the civil war. very american kid. so that's the problem. and luckily, it's not a big problem because people radicalizing here tend not to get training overseas and not part of a large group and lone actors and lone wolves but can create -- omar mateen killed 42 people at a nightclub in orlando but he was born in queens, new york, which is where donald trump was born. donald trump's mother was a scottish immigrant. omar mateen was the son of afghan immigrants. how do you deal with that? >> that is the question, why can't this issue of home grown terrorism get the kind of tracti traction? why can't we get that in public 't discourse? >> we're beginning to get it. we had the attack not far in san bern dee know and one was born in pakistan. they killed 14 people. omar mateen was born in queens, new york. it's not a problem, it's a sc

memphis to dirm. 16 million at risk. late day storms large hail from wichita to kansas city. if you don't get storms very hot. 90 to 100 all the way up to chicago. here's a closer look at your day ahead. the showers and storms will help you in the southeast. lightning is a big threat and dangerous too. as we go through texas hundreds, san angelo, 104, and el paso. the big th coming up too. i'll give that to you later. >>> this dash cam video. >> this is horrible. the crash in salt lake city. let's take a look. how scary was that. no one was injured. police are searching for the driver of the truck who fled the scene on foot. drugs were found inside that truck happen pat split second reaction saved lives. >>> just ahead a georgia man has intensified the hunt for two suspected killers. >>> and the inferno in london that claimed two lives. you're watching "early today". works better or feels so good. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. it's the one. the best for your ski

the year before memphis pushed them, got them down 2-1. this year neither team has been pushed. i don't think that's great for the nba. but i think great players are great for the nba and so are great teams. >> let's talk about this game specifically because i look at this as the danger game for the warriors. they've been off for nine days. you called this the spurs game, game one of the previous series. they looked asleep for the first half. they kind of lucked out because kawhi leonard got hurt. but if cleveland is going to steal one of these two games, to me it feels like this is the dangerous one. >> well, both teams have played so few games since the end of the regular season, and then have had this long layup, i think we're looking at the possibility that one or both teams take awhile to get going. >> sure. y >> you mentioned that san antonio game, couldn't make shots, turned over, slow defensively. kawhi leonard carved them up in that first 28 minutes of the game. so, you know, i think it's a concern, but now it's a concern for both teams. i hope both teams play well righ