in memphis on that day in 1968? guest: he was in memphis because he had been called by one of his good jim lawson, reverend jim lawson, who was helping to organize sanitation workers in memphis, tennessee, on strike for a living wage. so king starts going there in march and giving speeches. one time during a visit, one of the demonstrations turned violent. not because of demonstrators who were part of the organized civil rights activism, but because of outliers, young people in the city who were frustrated. a smashed windows, and king returned to memphis to have a rally that is peaceful because people are very critical, saying that if you cannot lead a peaceful rally in memphis, how can he come to washington, d.c., and do this camp in intensity? -- in tent city? king get is convinced that one, the vietnam war is an immoral and illegal war that robbed resources from poor people and attention from the plight of the poor, so he goes to places like andissippi, the southwest meets up with mexican american activists, farm

tonight has been assassinated in memphis, tennessee." it changed our lives again. the 3 of us went into different parts of this house to reflect, to think about what we had just heard. we came back together as a family, the 3 of us, in the kitchen, and i never shall forget what my father said to my mother and i. to the world. to the world, he was dr. martin luther king jr. to us, he was a very, very dear friend that we will miss dearly. this house, having been built in 1912, over 100-years-old now, continues to welcome individuals and the world and people who are committed to the global community. this house deserves to continue to be preserved for generations yet unborn, so that they can feel and hear a story about people who are connected through community here and all over the world. my goal is the final preservation of this house and all that it contains. and there are not that many, places like the jackson home still intact, still telling a story and still welcoming all who are committed to justice, peace and freedom. >> this labor day weekend, american histor

it's in memphis. i will bet you $1,000. >> kennedy: anaheim? >> greg: not today.uan. >> juan: i was so curious about this transgender candidate for governor in vermont. what interested in me, this person have been the head of the vermont electric company. i thought i thought it was a transgender person. actually, this person is well known in the state, had a position of great responsibilit responsibility. >> dana: won handily. >> greg: dana, since you're talking already. >> dana: i was trying to explain to people about the new technology at the amazon shop without the checkout. i am looking forward to the day this is more widespread. i was trying to explain to somebody how it worked. >> greg: jesse. bradley stein asks. >> jesse: i have my phone right here. i googled "list of people trump called dogs." i misspelled list. >> greg: the last thing i searched for, google image bradley stein. sorry, bradley. this is from frenchy world. i don't think that's a real name. >> jesse: she is always asking questions. i remember that name. >> greg: what would be some of the mos

host: shirley in memphis, tennessee. thank you very much. the senate is in session this hour and we want to take you live over there. it's every -- over there now. we'll get back to your calls momentarily. on the floor is judiciary committee member mazie hirono of florida. had already received a proper judicial bypass from a texas judge that allowed her to make her own decisions, so that was -- had nothing to do with having to require >> it had nothing to do with parental consent, she had overcome that. that wasn't good enough for judge kavanaugh. present in the case. this is just one example of his outcome-driven approach to important cases before him. at the hearing, i also asked him about the pattern that was revealed in his numerous dissents. in several of those cases, his own colleagues called him out for misrepresenting the facts and the law. just last year, in ?aidz v. anthem, the majority said judge kavanaugh, quote, applies the law as he wishes it to be, as he wishes it were, not as it currently is, end quote. and in a 2008 case, ag

of what do we really know about from memphis high and the dark shades what motivates him how does he think. of the limits in the life of a great fashion designer. something special to come out of it in fifteen. may nineteenth sixty eight and i'll climb it going around the world. young people rebelled against their comes generation if it wasn't honestly and dusty full of stupidity and. demanded nothing less than a home. little one maelstrom of uncertainty about the lives. of those miners remember them. for the first time i had a feeling of being somebody in the. seeds of civil rights the peace movement and women's forum on planet earth. sixty eight. this week double. mrs d.w. news live from berlin and gains for the far right in general elections in sweden this weekend democrats see a substantial rise in their vote after a campaign focused on migration mainstream parties on the center left and the center right have been left well short of the majority and have analysis from our correspondent in stockholm and also coming up tens of thousands of russians take to the streets in protest ag

byron slip up on tuesday in memphis dortmund had a chance to close the gap but the talk to two points but woods visitors nuremberg progress spanner in the works. now leverkusen start of a campaign is their worst since one nine hundred eighty two with three defeats and just one win against mines on sunday but could that victory have given them the needed to beat recently promoted to let's have a look at the run darby. it was last season's second division champions who started this one on the front foot and they would have taken the lead after just five minutes if you can spread its he hadn't spread himself to deny benito the man. after another smartly worked attack by the hosts the next chance fell to groove in headings but once again later cusins finished stop a refused to be beaten. continued to produce some fine attacking combinations in the first half but couldn't take their chances on thirty three minutes it was one small demand next lay the fuse and off. still things looked good for the home side at half time. but just five minutes after the restart for to know were punished for

and come the second half, lyon was soon nearly out of sight, the post denying memphis dubois. that finally stirred city into action. with 25 minutes left, bernardo silva struck. was the comeback on? well it wasn't to be. sergio aguero came close, but that 2—1 defeat for city and an early blow for their european hopes. manchester united meanwhile, were up against the swiss champions young boys and their artificial pitch. jose mourinho not a fan of the surface, but he'll have enjoyed this, as a rocky start gave way to a rocket. that's super! paul pogba, blasting united ahead and the hosts then gave them a helping hand. a penalty, which pogba cooly dispatched. it's a belter. after the break, anthony martial wrapped up a 3—0 victory for united. for the two halves of manchester, two very different nights. andy swiss, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's emily. tonight, we ask what falling take—up for the mmr jab tells us about our relationship with scientific fact in 2018. how damaging is it to give up on experts? join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the

. >> day 11 they're in oklahoma, they make they're way in arkansas, hit some rain in memphis. >> itsugh, but its been a lot of fun. >> eight states, 2,800 miles, 25 days. during that they managed to u see they make it all the way to end of that pier to yorktown, virginia. >>> if you want to donate to the cause, just go to rightthisminute.com or use the local app. >>> when its 90 degrees out and you've got three dogs, two huskies, you can make them an ice bath and terrace is going to show us how to do it. what you're going to need is -- >> two buckets of ice and kiddie pools. >> you have to convince them to get in. >> gus says i like this. he gets in there. will he lay down? >> yes. luke the all white one. he decides to claim it. >> its just a nice way to cool your dogs off on the last days of summer. >> what else have you got to blow our minds, gayle? >> well, they're going to model something to blow your mind because the one that's black, white and tan is going to try it on first. they're going to try on the shed defender. >> i need one of those. >> not only does it cut back on the

started how that alters that landscape i'm still not sure right now but what memphis is credited forin addition to being a t.v. powerhouse and bringing a younger audience to bring the advertisers younger audience excuse me to its advertisers well moonves is credited with is holding off of viacom c.b.s. merger so national amusements now if they're saying that c.b.s. and its new board may be up on the chopping block so here yet again we could be seeing another merger remembering that there are companies out there distribution companies that are begging for content at this time and whether or not a new board thirteen member mortar board is going to be willing to entertain deals that's going to be something to look forward to to beyond just moonves in the culture at c.b.s. there are going to be real questions about its leadership and its stability and what it might mean for big media deals so. sure she always wanted this viacom deal that is correct that's what will the of the thirteen person board will give them enough to move forward my understanding is that eleven members will be indep

tropical depression gordon is south of memphis. eventually move up to the north and that will give us rain as we start out the early part of next week. so here's future weather for the rest of today. of e a pop-up shower, most us stay dry and very hot. tomorrow morning we should be october dry side wclh more ds through the afternoon and evening. pop-up scattered showers and thunderstorms into tomorrow evening. then ithe weekend we have clouds, we have showers across both weekend days but that's really going to holdmp atures down into the 70s. we'll have a cooler wind direction too, so i think a lot of you might like the change. other thing we're watching is the hurricane way out in the atlantic. now, thisnt goes next tuesday and could be making a u.s. buttowards the we'll be watching that as we go into next week because as we know thoseorecasts can quickly start to change but we'll keep an eye on it.s eturn next week too, guys. >>> we'll showou wha te litt t in et c do, what it's doing for some of our neighbors and how you can get

sprinklers on, the timer, even in the middle of a championship game, between memphis and durham, andcanceled things for about 10 minutes, finally getting it together. a play by steven matz of the mets, the double play, beautiful on the replay, and he also hit a home run, but the phillies beat the mets, and that is the sporting life for tonight. back to you. remember frank, what is too hot has got to cool down. >> [ laughter ] >> thanks for reminding us. >> words to live by, good night. in 2011, california passed a law requiring carbon monoxide alarms in single-fami... (beeping) ...in single-family homes. that was seven years ago. (beeping) carbon monoxide alarms... (beeping) (annoyed sigh) ...typically last (beeping) seven to ten years. which means california's about to start hearing a lot of this... (silence) but you can beat the b... (beeping) huh-huh. by getting a new kiddecarbon mo. beat the beep by going to your local home depot to find the kidde solution that's right for you. (beeping) huh. (gasps) there is my favorite girl! i'm so excited about our spa weekend! oh, me too. if

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the sovereignty of the british people but i do respect the sovereignty of the twenty seven of the memphis and they decided to join the european union with its troops. and i'm here precisely to protect the interests of my citizen but wardley of this common project will be a message from mr marquand was not the only blunt rebuttal to the british prime minister time and time again we heard from e.u. leaders that they will not allow the u.k. to end its membership while trying to walk in some benefits reserved only for a new countries we have more now on last night's dinner that did not end with theresa may having her cake and eating it too it all looked so friendly and polite at the outset there certainly was common interest to come up with a direction deal regarding britain's future relationship with the european union but that didn't happen here. it will have to happen at a make or break meeting in a month. european council president donald rejected britain's plan regarding its future relationship with the e.u. the british would like to benefit from frictionless trade even though they won't

of rock n roll elvis presley was seen in public he had rented the liberty land amusement park in memphis tennessee and had a little at little after one am here right with some guests an elvis rode the zippin pippin roller coaster and while he was on it he lost one of those ginormous signature belts that he owned for crypto investors they could lose a lot more than a belt buckle on the crypto roller coaster ride that said a lot of folks roller coasters and for more on this we are joined by geoffrey tucker the editorial director in mare american institute for economic research and nick span is the founder of the big center and y.c. thanks to both you're being with us a. i know you just got in the chair appreciate you may make it let's start with you when we see things like these large clip crypto blocks being sold should that raise anyone's concerns about if markets are being pushed around or manipulated. by with thanks for having me. i think that you know there's a lot of activity of someone selling something this must be someone buying it also . all these old traders a legacy financial.

the best locations in memphis.arner brothers did not own as many first-run theatres in major metropolitan areas as paramount. (thomas schatz) and since those major metropolitan theatres for paramount generated much of its capital, it made more sophisticated, its product was more slick, more sophisticated than warners. warners was emphasizing more of a midwestern and rural and smaller urban clientele. this affects the kind of movies that the companies made. (actor) i had an original story kicking around paramount. my agent told me it was dead as a doornail. but i knew a big shot there who'd always liked me. (thomas schatz) paramount was much more likely than warners say, or fox, to adapt a literate best-seller. all right, gilles, you've got five minutes, what's your story? paramount saw its audience within this larger sense of the studio system, in terms of exhibition, had a lot to do with their product. exactly what do you recommend? james joyce? dostoyevsky? i just think a picture should say a little something. oh

come the second half, lyon were soon nearly out of sight, the post and eyeing memphis depay and thatan hopes. manchester united, meanwhile, were up against swiss champions young boys and their artificial pitch. jose mourinho not artificial pitch. jose mourinho not afan of artificial pitch. jose mourinho not a fan of the surface, but he will have enjoyed this. a rookies start gave way to a rocket. —— a rocky start. paul pogba blasting united ahead and the hosts then gave them a helping hand, a penalty which pogba coolly dispatched. after the break, anthony martialjulie wrapped up a 3-0 anthony martialjulie wrapped up a 3—0 victory for united for the two halves of manchester, two very different nights —— 3—0 victory for united. for the two halves of manchester, two very different nights. jo ronaldo was sent off forjuventus against valencia but he didn't last 30 minutes on his debut after he was shown the red card for pulling the hairofan shown the red card for pulling the hair of an opponent. he felled to the floor and he burst into tears. he is the record goalscorer in the competition

fortune to meet and talk to the first woman ever appointed to a federal district judge and that was in memphis appointed in 198 by truman. she was in her 90s when i got to the court and it was just a great experience for me to speak to this and describe what it was like in the really bad old days when one of the stories was she would go to the white house when it was a demonstration, hold up a sign "votes for women," not say a word, and she was hassled by the police because she didn't want to risk having a record. an arrest that might impede her admission to the bar. she was going to law school at night. she told me she hired only women as clerks because her colleague hired no women. she thought that she had the best clerks at the court. so it's moving in the right direction. not as fast as we would like it to, but three is certainly better than one. when i was the lone wolf after justice o'connor left, the wrong image was portrayed. people who come to visit the court, the students who are on the line walking in and out they saw eight rather well-fed men and one little woman. but now, as you c

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are going to not tear up washington and so he goes back for what would be the redemptive march in memphis and is killed. so we have that happen. right before this all happens, the kernercommission comes out . that johnson had put together about why are the detroit riots in particular brought about in 67 area they were looking at why is all this violence happening and they came back with a stunning report at the end of february 68 said it's a white problem. it's not a black problem. it's the insanity of blaming the victims of racism with the consequences of racism so they very clearly said two things. it's a white problem to be solved and secondly, it's going to cost a lot of money and we got to spend that kind of money. so the threats now are coming apart though. king is killed and of all things, you know washington, there's a picture of washington, goes up in flames. a lot of places go up in flames but not cleveland because cleveland elected an african-american mayor and that mayor walked the streets with fred ahmed evans to keep things cool. but if you notice, this is the cleveland plai

a place in memphis where research and medicine are creating cures for children's cancer. as a tour the hospital it occurred that more than an hour away in a small rural community, in tennessee a local hospital was closing. that very day. and people are losing jobs. this was the ninth closing in tennessee since 2010. what a vivid pitcher that was of the distance between the urban and rural communities. in memphis we have research in progress led by a whale from institution and a rural community want just an hour away, the community lost his hospital. evidence is mounting that there is unintended consequences. almost 90 rural hospitals nationwide have closed in the last eight years and 600 almost 90 rural hospitals nationwide have closed in the last eight years and 673 rural hospitals are reported to be at risk of closure. 44% had negative operating margins in 2018. up from 40% 12 months earlier. the healthcare culture of any community revolves around his hospital. as non-urban hospital struggle and rural hospitals close the opportunity to improve the health of the communit

we're in memphis, tennessee, ♪ a city with one of the highest increases of women-owned businesses innstant juxtaposition when you're a mom and an entrepreneur. with more businesses starting every day, how do they plan for their financial wellness? i am very mindful of the sacrifices that i make. so i have to manage my time wisely. ♪ plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. >> lou: good evening, everybody. our top story. rad dal dimms ramping up the orchestrated political and the media smear campaign against judge kavanaugh and the craven, desperate last-minute campaign to try to block the nomination of his supreme court appointment. >> these people in congress right now, in that senate judiciary committee, these white men -- old, by the way -- are not protecting women. they are protecting a man who is probably guilty. >> i understand why a president who has 13 credible sexual assault allegations against him may not order someone to inves

he helped found the city of memphis in 1819. john calhoun and martin van buren, the two vice presidents of andrew jackson. what happened? jonathan: calhoun, that is quite an interesting story. they feuded about the tariffs and what to do. the tariffs in 1828 was called the tariff of abominations, a 45% tax on imported goods. 1832, jackson hoped to get it down but calhoun in south carolina let a fight against that tariff. the south carolina nullified -- the south carolina legislature the tariff. outraged, and jackson made plans to invade in necessary, and henry clay even thought jackson's reaction was over the thought -- over the top to the south carolina nullification. by thekson was insulted nullification. he was very much a unionist. and a lot of the prounion, anti-secession rhetoric from the civil war comes from none other than andrew jackson himself. host: our caller from oregon. go ahead. caller: although i am from oregon, i spent a number of years internals than, -- years south carolina. i became interested in john calhoun

>> i did not have the peacock in memphis and chicago.nk you, the peacock, and you, barbara and nbc 4 lift up our spirits here in d.c. at the end of today, the summer of service to seniors wil ed 2.5 million meals. >> turn up thatmu c, we have to keep this peacockdancing. >> that's the way to do it, get a good party going there.l >> it's a rrty, i love it. i love it. >> thank you, barbara. >>> you go peacocks. >> bbara and the peacock. >> thanks ain, barbara. >>> well, your family might highest one of the crash prone stretches of the beltway and not even know it. here's a mapng the number of crashes per mile for each sectionayf the bel in the past year. according to our news partners there were more than 3400 crashes on the beltway.ok g at the big picture the highest number of crashes in the past year happene in montgomery county. the worst spot is near georgia avenue w tre moren 200 recorded crashes there. >>> metro may start crging moreuring special events, and the new potential safety upgrade may be necessary. adam tuss is following it

. >> new orleans, baton rouge and memphis had fallen to union forces. it meant that the one great citadel, the great bastion on the necessary river was vicksburg. it was located at that time, there was a bend in the mississippi that forced folks to slow down. there were seven miles of every elaborate fortification. it seemed like this in pregnant fortress. he had a very daring strategy to take vicksburg. under cover of night, he had ironclad transports come down the river, despite heavy selling from the confederates. he also marched troops down the bank of the mississippi. they then crossed over vicksburg to the only dry land in that area. and then grant has this lightning campaign. he wins five major victories in a three-week period. surrounds vicksburg, lays siege and vicksburg surrenders at the same time as the victory of gettysburg. and for a second time, grant i captured an entire confederate army more than 30,000 soldiers. at that point, the union not only controlled the mississippi but it bisected the confederacy. a lot of these supplies, particu

running in the great state of tennessee and joins us from memphis. thanks for being with us.iends" and i love it. ainsley: you sore sweet. we love it thank you for keeping us employed. we don't take you for granted. tell the viewers at home and the people who can go to the polls and vote for you why you think you are the better choice compared to cohen. >> well, first of all, what you guys just showed typically shows what we're dealing with here in memphis. washington, d.c. consists of a number of swamp creatures. and this is one swamp creature who has been there for 12 years. and the people in the community knows it please, please, please charlotte please run. we want better education for our children. i will be able to make that change and i'm a fighter. i'm a persistent person. i have run a couple of times before. but, you know what? abraham lincoln had a vision and he ran and if he had not run, i would probably stillable slave now. the third time i'm running is the charm we will defeat steve cohen because he deserves to be fired and especially after those comments he made

useful tool to lower costs because for example the amount of patient pays for cataract surgery in memphis can range from the littlest $2000 to more than $8000. 2017 the state of maine passed a bill requiring health insurers to split the savings that the patient if the patient shops around and chooses a doctor that is less than the average price the insurer pays. in oregon, the state compiles data on insured residents and uses the information to run the tool that shows that allows patients to compare the cost of procedures used at different hospitals. while the private sector is largely leading the charge in making health care information more easily available, the federal government can also play a role in witnesses today can format about steps that we can take. secretary a's are told a story about signing up the price of his heart test in a speech amount in that the administration would focus on increasing price transparency. for example in april, senators from medicare and medicaid services administrator stephen berman announced by january january 29th team, hospitals that participate i

jude children's research hospital, a place in memphis where research and medicine are creating cures for children's cancer. it occurred to me that just more than an hour away in a small, rural committee in tennessee a local hospital was closing that very day, and people were losing their jobs. this was the ninth such closing in tennessee since 2010. what a vivid picture that was of then increasing distance between our urban and our rural communities in one, memphis, we have research and progress led by a world-renowned institution and in a rural community just more than an hour away the community lost its hospital. evidence is mounting that our policies are having unintended consequences on our rural health safety net. almost 90 rural hospitals nationwide have closed in the last eight years, and 673 rural hospitals are sport reported to be at risk of closure. 44% of them had negative operating margins in 2018, up from 40% just 12 months earlier. the health care culture of any community revolves around its hospital. as non-urban hospitals struggle and rural hospitals close, the opport

we're in memphis, tennessee, ♪ a city with one of the highest increases of women-owned businesses inhe u.s. it's really this constant juxtaposition when you're a mom and an entrepreneur. with more businesses starting every day, how do they plan for their financial wellness? i am very mindful of the sacrifices that i make. so i have to manage my time wisely. ♪ plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. >>> the fbi reopened their investigation oppose brett kavanaugh. laslast night the president stad the democrats were playing a game. >> you see this horrible game by the democrats. they are trying to takeback power by using any means necessary. you see the meanness, the nastiness. they don't care who they hurt or have to run-over in order to get power and control. that's what they want. they want power and control. we won't give it to them and keep it running. >> my next guest kept it going. >> if you wanted an fbi investigation you should have come to us. you wanted to hold this seat. you want power and i hope you never get it. you knew about it and held it. you h

jude children's research hospital in memphis provides topnotch cancer treatment to nearly 7,500 patients from all over the world each year. from medical personnel to volunteers to families sharing their testimonies, my area's filled with many who have dedicated their lives to the pursuit to end childhood cancer. here in congress i supported numerous initiatives to fight so that children have a chance of survival. most recently i co-sponsored and voted for the childhood cancer star act, which was signed into president trump this past summer. the great danny thomas, the founder of st. jude, believed that no child should die in the dawn of life. we come so far to increase the odds of survival and recovery, but we won't stop there. . i feel fortunate that each day we will find a cure and that every child has a chance to live. hank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentucky, mr. comer, for five minutes. mr. comer: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize kristen hill taylor who received recognition as a 2018 angels and adoption honoree and wh

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the moisture will hook around the west side of memphis.t will bring our chance for rain into the weeken after that, the next storm, need to keep a close eyen is florence. hurricane florence. a long, long, long way out into the atlantic. wever, some of the long-range computer guidance brings it towards the carolina coastline nine or ten dw.s from no there's a long time to wch the storm. it's just along the eastern -- keep ase on florence. any chance for rain tol c someouwhere between slim and no for rain chances today. there's a chance so mud heat umidity out there that you can't completely rule it out. same story tomorrow. legitimately higher rain chances for friyndhr a and the tempeweek.e rain, good morning,jaere c short time ago. meone jumped out of their car and got the tire tread out of the road. don't ever, er do that. he almost got hit. act a good idea. things ared up because of that. inner loop at the woonow wil branch, we're not seeing this on camera. slowdowns here. bottom of the beltway. outer loop as you approach georgia. normal

a corvette driver doing stunts in a residential area almost hit several children in memphis, tennesseeneuvers were caught on camera ... including the moment the car spun out of control. luke jones spoke with neighbors who are concerned and angry. nat: enginean engine roaring under a thick haze of smoke. kayla fleming/witness: "i was just like: what's going on?"nat: enginenot on a racetrack ... but on a residential street in parkway village. kayla fleming/witness: "he was just doing doughnuts and stuff. everybody was out here watching."kayla fleming came outside her house tuesday to see a silver corvette convertible ... emerging from the smoke ...the driver coasting ... nat: enginethen accelerating!skating down bucksport lane.nat: skidding before spinning out of control, hopping the curb ... and landing in this person's yard.kayla fleming/witness: "how fast he was driving, i knew he was gonna lose control or something bad was gonna happen."nat: spinningsomething bad almost did happen.watch as the car spins.there are numerous children standing right there!seconds later you see a little g

senior out of memphis, tennessee, played a bunch of ball, 35 starts. and from the booth, they are initiating, from the booth, they are initiating a targeting call here. and the only thing antonio had to do, and this is happening so fast, it's easy for us to see, but all he has to do is play the ball. ma mack untire knmacacintyre knowso chance. >> bob: i don't think it's targeting. i think reed will stay.stay. that 15 yards is going to stick, whether reed gets kicked out or not. that puts the ball at the 45 yard line. and on that last snap, colorado could have gotten the ball just inside the 40 yard line. you figure that might have put them in a position where they could try a miles long field goal, well, now, they are in a whole different circumstance with a first down at the plus-40. >> referee: replay has stopped the game to look for the aspect of targeting. there is no targeting. the unnecessary roughness stands. it's first down. >> brock: yeah. and i think that's right. he's a defenseless player and you did not think because of the replays there wa

(grant) a corvette driver doing stunts in a residential area in memphis, tennessee infuriated neighborsvers were caught on camera ... including the moment the car spun out of control. before that, it hopped the curb ... landing in a yard...where there were a bunch of kids standing right in the area. seconds later you see a little girl running away terrified as the car speeds off. neighbors say sadly, they say these close encounters ...happen all too frequently. (pam) one los angeles family is in shock... after their new car burst into flames while parked in front of their house. the front of the hood became completely engulfed in flames.. reaching 30 to 40 feet... and a huge tornado of black smoke started coming off the car. firefighters got there in time to prevent the flames from spreading to their house. and when the owner got a hold of b-m-w corporate offices ... all the company offered was a rental car and an investigation. the owner is worried this could have happened while he was in the car. the car is not part of any current recall by b-m- w. just ahead in sports, the a's go to

if you're headed out to annapolis, the midn ship of navy are taking on memphis. cool and rainy, the temperatures in the s. the hokies and william and mary ay at 2:00 in the afternoon. we're hoping that the get more miles on it as we beat the bruins tomorrow norman. your five-day forecast coming up. >>> what's next for this amazing step team from prince george's county? he coaching to talk to and the team members, coming up next. >>> we head to breaking with a look at some incredible images coming out of baltimore this morning. chopper 4 is over the sce of a fire that's been burning right now in fells point. this is a 150-year-oou business on broadway street. that's a main street in that neighborhood. much more from the live desk in a moment. stay with us. your school supplies today... school. grade. done. done. hit the snooze button and get low prices on school supplies all summer long. now get 50% off schoolackpacks at office depot officemax. for years it was yonow it's your home. ♪ it's where your family feels ready to take on anything. jump in with confidence

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. >> a man who fought against violence is by violence destroyed by an assassin's bullet in memphis, tennessee this work be assassinated, that is the sort of thing that compels more people to get involved. >> one movement was there to capture the deep anger and dissatisfaction. >> negroes here are frustrated by the slow pace of integration and have tried to come and form a third party, black panthers. their slogan is black power. >> the initial purpose really was to deal with police brutality, a major problem in california in the 1960s. >> the black panthers started patrolling the streets of oakland, monitoring police behavior and asserting their right to self-defense a stance some white people took as a threat. >> in america, the police are not there to protected our welfare or security or safety, there to contain us and brutalize us and murder us. >> when college students are putting together the black panther party for self-defense, they're drawing on rich history of resistance through oppression both through civil rights and black power. >> we'll show you how to -- in a practical manner an

i talked with former sports exectutive for the a's, niners, and memphis grizzlies andy dolich and he says that today social responsibility for major athletes is as important as what these people do when they are competing. some people across the country took to social media today to burn or even cut up their nike gear with the idea that nike took a side on the social issue and they don't agree with that side. many wondering will this hurt nike? yes their stock dropped today...(j.r.)andy dolich who i spoke with says he doesn't beleive so. he says that nike appeals to a younger audience one that is focused on social issues. he thinks if anything this will actually help them. reporting live in santa clara. j.r ((pam/fsc)) ((pam/fsc)) ((pam/fsc)) president trump is reacting to the kaepernick nike ad.in an interview today with the daily caller, trump said "there's no reason" for nike to use kaepernick in its marketing campaign.he said quote... i think it's a terrible message.... and a message that shouldn't be sent. there's no reason for it." (pam) tonight: president trump also responding

she is way in memphis and she is a person who helped me put my business plan together to make sure weness. i love you, if i did not remember to say that i would be in so much trouble. there would be no more at me and there'd be no more business if i forgot. i love you and thank you so much for everything. [applause] >> thank you auntie april and thank you chef spares. as everyone can tell, driving spaces make thriving spaces outside and that is the work that we invest in and every single business as you can see here, we have not been to the bayview before, this is the community that is here to support you. it is here to welcome you, with loving and wide open arms in this extraordinary neighborhood at extraordinary corridor. i want to give a shout out to the team members. holly lunn, as well as at darcy who helped support some of the signage here as well. and, with that, we would love to formally, with you and with the mayor and with the supervisor, and partners, cut the ribbon. >> all right. [applause] >> five, four, three, two, one! [cheers and applause] >> congratulations! silence y

i talked with former sports exectutive for the a's, niners, and memphis grizzlies andy dolich and he says that today social responsibility is as important as what these people do as athletes.nike stock fell three percent today. there were people taking to social media destroying their nike gear. many investors aren't worried about that. i'll pick up the story there and talk more about that tonight at 10. live in santa clara, j.r. stone kron 4 news. ((vicki/fsc))the nfl released a statement praising colin kaepernick for helping raise awareness of social justice issues outside of football. quote"the national football league believes in dialogue, understanding and unity." ((fsc))"we embrace the role and responsibility of everyone involved with this game to promote meaningful, positive change in our communities. ((fsc))the social justice issues that colin and other professional athletes have raised deserve our attention and action." ((vicki/fsc))president trump has responded to the kaepernick nike ad.in an interview today with the daily caller, trump said "there's no reason" for nike to

one of which are outgoing chair, christie travis and that the memphis business group on health but also health care 21 in nashville is very active from the beginning of leapfrog both of them have been at it. in addition, hca based in nashville is one of her sent transparency. we report other hospitals do. the only system of this size to do so so it is a state we think quite highly of them is a vibrant part of the leapfrog movement. in washington state the boeing co. has been a very formidable an active member of leapfrog since day one. they are one of the key partners in doing so and also we've awarded our highest award ever wanted to a hospital by leapfrog to the virginia mason medical center is a top hospital of the decade. so it is a pleasure to be here with you and tell you just a couple things about my transparency has been so effective in what we need to do in the future to maintain and improve on that record. leapfrog collects data from hospitals. we ask on behalf of employers including those coalitions across the country who have members who were also purchasers and consumers. w

heaviest of the rain across mississippi and alabama towards memphis. we may have to deal with thatet moisture gng towards the end of the weekend. between now and then, high pressure will be dominating our weather. today, high preure is sitting right on top of us. temperatures in the 70 we'll climb easily into the low and mid-90s today with heat indexes between 95 and 100 for most of the afternoon. again, 94 today here in washington. 93 fredericksrg. even 91 for martinsburg, west virginia later today. higher rain chances, lower temperatures for the weekend, melissa. there's quite the tradeoff we'll be making, though. >> i think so.ha bringing rain and not looking so great. single tracking between pentagon city and l'enfant weplaza. l keep you updated when that changes. northbound, 355 here at d27. have a problem there in the middle of the roadway. we have a little bit of closure here and there in the damascus area. inner loop and outer loop of beltway, no problems right now. nice and clear there. fredericksburg southboun 95 at -- three right laneamps bl

me >> reporter: long before she became the queen of soul, shelves born aretha louise franklin in memphisl singer and pianist. her father a pastor. he raised aretha in detroit after her parents split up. ♪ hey, baby >> reporter: aretha franklin demanded respect from an early age. she taught herself to play piano before age 10. her first performances were at her father's church. >> my dad encouraged me to sing. i really didn't want to sing in front of a lot of people. he kept pushing me out there, examine, i want you to sing now, c'mon. and, okay, all right, dad. and they would put a box leak this box right here, small box behind the pulpit and i would stand on that box and sing. >> reporter: by age 12, she was touring with her father whose sermons reportedly earned him a reputation as a man with the golden voice a trait he seems to have passed on to hells daughter. ♪ and here i am ♪ my rare old child >> reporter: in 1964, aretha made one of her first television appearan appearances on the steve allen show. still a new is comer, she performed the song "it won't be long." it was her song "r

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. >> reporter: aretha franklin was born in memphis, but called detroit home for most of her life.originally supposed to be a private service. organizers opened it up to the public after an outcry from her long-time fans in the city. those attending the funeral say while she may have been the "queen of soul," she was also a person of the people. >> she was a icon. the city and support they have shown. >> reporter: franklin's burial in a private ceremony after today's service. in detroit, laura ingle, fox news. >>> still ahead, a south bay institution getting ready to close its doors forever. >> i walked out, there's a portrait of my great grandparents on the wall and so i went up to them and i said i gave it all i had. >> why the owners say they are forced to close after nearly 120 years in business. >> after surgeon today, the fog is returning. -- after sunshine today, the fog is returning. a hint of a warmup. we'll have that coming up after the break. >> coming up at 7:00 on ktvu plus, san francisco police announce three arrests for internet crimes against children. what we have