right here in memphis. the memphis sand aquifer, mr. lee, might be our greatest natural resource. there is no state or regional authority, no entity whatsoever monitoring or managing the aquifer. as governor, what would you do to help protect the aquifer from contamination and overconsumption? you know, it is really important that we protect the natural resources of this state. generations,future but also for health and safety. it is part of the reason i have engaged in and been supporting groups like 10 green that acquire properties. i have supported the cumberland river compact, which is meant to make certain we have clean water in the cumberland river and throughout middle tennessee. water systemis here is critically important, as well. i think we have to work with the epa. with theo work department of environment and conservation in a way that recognizes where the challenges are, that recognizes where the dangers are and develops real andcy around conservation sustainable natural resources for the future of tennessee. it is something i have worked on in my private life and wil

turns out several state schools have big contracts with nike, including university of tennessee in memphis, etsu, do -- university of tennessee, university of memphis, etsu, do you believe the state should step in on this issue and perhaps mandate ending contracts with companies like nike when they take a political stand? mr. dean. mr. dean: no, i do not. i don't think the state legislature or governor should mettle to that degree in university policy. my sense is efforts that have been done recently especially with something that's important to me which is diversity in treating people with respect and dignity and being inclusive where the legislature becomes concerned about diversity efforts at the university, that is not helpful. i think when we hire really good people to run those universities and we pay them well, we should let them do their jobs and not

memphis. for those of you at home, follow along on social media using the. debate. now, let's go ahead and run through the important rules for tonight's debate. there are no opening statements. candidates will have 30 seconds foreclosing. -- for closing. main questions candidates will have one minute to answer and 30 seconds for any follow-ups. the sound of a bell time will be up. a random card draw to turn the order of tonight's questions so let's get right to that with richard. richard: good evening, candidates. we appreciate you being here. 25 days to go. as important as it is to shake hands, these forms are important, and we hope to ask you questions about important issues facing our state. i want to start with asking you about the death penalty. as you know, with the stay of edmund this week, it's been front and center. as governor, decisions about the death penalty will be one of the most important responsible is arguably in other states have moratoriums on future executions fighting con

i will say this about memphis.hen i was elected mayor in 2007, one of the first things i did was meet with education leaders to learn about efforts they were doing there and they were doing more around the country than we were. in nashville. i learned from them and that's what led me to recruit teacher america to nashville, the new teachers project to nashville to work on a variety of education reforms that has helped our cities. i have to tip my hat to memphis starting in 2007. >> another controversial issue. in the last few months we've seen several police officers in tennessee at least suspended and charged or even indicted weeks following deadly officer involved shootings. as governor, would you mandate investigate all officer involved shootings in the state of tennessee as a way of ensuring transparency? mr. dean. mr. dean: i would hope and this is happened in nashville the local police departments would automatically say that an outside group should investigate this for public trust and transparency and to ma

rajini vaidyanthan, bbc news, memphis.oss eastern spain ahead of what is expected to be the worst torrential rainfall in ten yea rs. worst torrential rainfall in ten years. around 200 millimetres is forecasting just 12 hours. its days before tropical —— since tropical storm leslie hit 13 dead in the balearic islands. the sagrada familia basilica, one of spain's most famous tourist sites, has agreed to pay $41 million to barcelona's authorities after failing to have a building permit, for more than 130 years. the money will be spent on improving public transport and access to the monument and surrounding area. the duke and duchess of sussex kicked off their shoes to walk along bondi beach in sydney. harry and meghan met a surfing community group for an event called fluro friday. the group dress in colourful clothing and discuss mental health issues. later the duke is due to climb the harbour bridge and raise a flag for the invictus games. the competition for armed forces veterans which he set up. the couple will also meet p

but downtown memphis, where hope lives, went for hillary clinton. accepting of people from different races or different cultures. president trump says things are better for african americans under his presidency. do you agree with that? my mom went to a segregated high school, picked cotton instead of going to school, and i'm a generation after that. we still have a lot to get over and i just don't feel that trump is really our voice in the world. but you don't have to go far to find a different view. atoka is the second stop on our road trip, where we meet guitar shop ownerjim adams. why do you think people in rural areas were drawn to donald trump? because of the direction that the liberals have taken even the larger cities and i think they feel they have been pushed out of their voice. they identify with what trump is saying and with what trump is doing because he pushes back. do you think race is an issue in today's's america? race doesn't affect me, race doesn't affect most of the people i know. and there's another perspective, and stop, on thi

again, the areases we're highlighting, memphis up to louisvoole. that's a at the big weather story of the day. now here is alor look at the weather ahead. tempatures have really crashed behind this cold front. only in the 40s in some areas of colorado. some of the high elevations are going to get sw in the next 24 hours. we also have a threat of severe weather. not today in south texas, but watch out on halloween afternoon and evening. chances of wind damage and even tornadoes. well, let's go to nfl twork, orchard park and monday night football. tom brady failed to throw as touchdown p for the first time this year. but new englatl had lite trouble with buffalo as theyui sed to their fifth straight win, and calling the bills offense anemic is an understatement. devon mccarty sealedo the deal lead the pats to an afc-leading record. the final score a snoozer, 25-6. that of field goals in game. not the best monday night game. >> thanks, bill. >>> well, still to come, new details on the mysterious crash of an indonesian airliner, and then the suspected

here in memphis. home of the blues. better keep my day job. from memphis. news4 sports. >> what's up? what's up? hosting 80 special needs children, kids oall ages showing off their skills. even learning a couple of new ones. even ovi working his game. it reminds him of what it is like for those kids toang out with their idol. >> i have some idols. when i met them, i was the happiest kid in the world. and to have a chance to get a smile. it is the most exciting thg. >> he inspired me to play hockey. and as a kid, i was so happy and i made the team. i thought, lookt me. i'll be the next captain on my team. >> they say speci momss ave huge heaand i think mine just grew a little bigger. what he's doing for all the children on ice to work with him. it's huge. >> that's great to see. >> a little pick me up.>> e >>> breaking news tonight. protests ipittsburgh after the synagogue massacre. president trump is there despite calls from some victim's families not to come. h >> you felt li was blaming this community? t > that's exactly what it fke. it's a stab in the ba

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i've run from westfield, virginia to memphis, tennessee, and i've never seen as many -- "help wanted," "help wanted." you go through knoxville, you go through nashville, memphis, you look up on the warehouses-- "help wanted" and "we're hiring." and we've never seen that before. pres. trump: best it's ever been. mr. boyer: it is. pres. trump: best it's ever been. mr. boyer: best time i remember. pres. trump: therefore, we should do well in the midterms. they never report how well we're doing, which they don't like to do. that's good. come here. appreciate it. go ahead. mr. waller: on behalf of all of the hardworking men and women in the coal industry, we want to thank you for your support. it means a whole lot. back in 2016, times were really tough. and the company that i worked for actually had downsized, you know, for the first time in the history of the company. but the particular mine that i work at, i just want you to know that, in the last several months, we've added a hundred people. and we're looking to add -- pres. trump: it's a big difference, right? mr. waller: yeah, we're l

we have richard ransom anchor in , memphis. kristen, an anchor in knoxville and bob mueller, anchor in nashville. here is a quick rundown of tonight's debate rules. there are no opening statements. candidates will have 30 seconds each for closing. candidates will get 60 seconds to answer main questions and 40 -- 30 seconds for rebuttal. if there is a follow-up question they will get 30 seconds and the sound of a bell will ring when the time is up. be sure to follow the #tnsenatedebate. you can find all the questions that will be asked tonight as well as information on the candidates. we will begin with bob who is up first. mr. bredesen: thank you for taking part in our debates tonight. good evening and welcome. i would like to start with a couple of your stated views on the issue of the allegations and confirmations of judge kavanagh to the u.s. supreme court. >> you said in nashville evidence supporting the sexualg. assault allegations did not rise to the level of disqualifying kavanagh. congressman, you told them that the sex

we begin in the city of memphis, home to elvis and the blu and to hope clayburgh, a nurse by .ay andger by night >> we are lower economic class population here, so access to things such as health care and education and jobs are my biggest issues because ose things lead to better life. >> the state of tennessee where memphis lies voted for donald atump in 2016. 's the red on the mat. but downtown, the district where hope lives, went to hillary clinton. >> not as open-minded, not as accepting ofereople from dit races, different cultures. >> president trump says things are better for african-americans under his w presidency. still have a lot to go and i just know feel trump is our voice in the world. >> you don't have to go far to find a different view. the second stop on our road trip, we meet guitar shop owner jim adams. in ruraluhink people areas were drawn to donald trump? >> because of the direction that the liberals have taken in the larger city. i thinthey feel like they have been pushed out of their voice. trump istify with what saying because he pushes back. >> do you think rac

>> joining me now from memphis, tennessee, is steve cornyn, good morning congress. >> good morning reverendergizing with the republicans around the kavanaugh confirmation and mitch mcconnell and the majority leader and the senate saying their people are on fire, saying that the democrats are already on fire for last year but now we see the republicans now going up in the polls, i am thinking in your stakes the first time we see republicans actually ahead. are we going to see a right wing backlash or are we going to see women and others become solid rage with the confirmation it will increase the already predicted blue wave? >> well, we hope and we have to have a large turn out of minorities and women who knows the importance of having the influence of the senate and witnessing from this awful confirmation of a flawed candidate w candidate. a lot of women are upset that the candidate says he'll vote for kavanaugh if he had been a senator. he wish he would not have said that but i can kind of understand it. this nomination gave the republicans an issue to run on and how important senate confi

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that storm on wednesday centered in arkansas, memphis and up through the ohio river.s far as the timing of all this mess, today there's not really much to worry about, just some light showers, chicago, kansas city and maybe late this evening toward st. louis. southeast texas from dallas to shreveport, little rock, memphis, it could be not only pouring but it could actually be dangerous. we have 16 million people tomorrow in slight or enhanced risk of severe weather. even tornados are possible on halloween afternoon and evening in the southeast portions of texas. it's not what you want for the kids or for anyone. >>> still ahead, what a night for klay thompson, needing just 26 minutes to break one of his brother's nba records. ♪ when the moon hits your eye ♪ ♪ like a big pizza pie, ♪ that's amore. ♪ when the world seems... ♪ applebee's new neighborhood pastas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. mitzi: psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showi

the working black people, the crime rate in tennessee is outrageous, people are dying every day in memphis every day, she is not saying a word. people need help, older people need healthcare but marshall blackburn is going to reap what she sows . >> okay lily, we will have to leave it there . >>. since the women's march and we are now seeing it resurface, is the color divide. , black women vote heavily democrat. you look at white women . >> what you have is women of color is saying, why are you guys so divided, so when susan collins voted for brett kavanaugh, that made this all flare up again and once again, women don't vote for things because they are women but on party. but that's what they're getting at, the women's movement, how does race affect how we feel about ourselves and our policy as women. the other thing to get at is the tennessee senate race. , so we are trying to signal voters but he did have to say that but he was trying to make his peace there . >> caller: i am republican. i did not like the way they treated kavanaugh and his family. i do not believe ms. ford because she w

to light goes from memphis to enjoy genius by node and then sealed a deserved three nil victory for the dutch germany have now scored only four times in their last six games leaving coach joachim erb under increasing pressure. coming yes usually people can certainly be critical especially in the closing stages in the last ten minutes the players must take responsibility and not run around like headless chickens for previous. despite the dire display of germany's tourney cross believes the team can put the defeat behind them members of either martin we have to move forward and try to take away the good things from the game we have to dust ourselves off and get ready for the next match is next to that matches against world champions france away from home germany's task to turn things around doesn't get any hard. so as he joins me now from or it's a lot to talk about here first of all of us about the dutch really deserve it win for that right i mean germany they were kind of all over the place yeah they were all over the place i mean they did have most of the ball position but that doesn't

to light goes from memphis to pa enjoyed genius by node and then sealed a deserved three nil victory for the dutch germany have now scored only four times in their last six games leaving coach yohimbe were under increasing pressure and the scum of the people can certainly be critical especially in the closing stages in the last ten minutes the players must take responsibility and not run around like headless chickens for. despite the dire display of germany's tony cross believes the team can put the defeat behind the members of our democracy we have to move forward and try to take away the good things from the game we have to dust ourselves off and get ready for the next match and the next three that matches against world champions france away from home germany's task to turn things around doesn't get any harder. as the iron man world championships in hawaii the defending men's and women's women's champions both took home another title and the two did so in record fashion but in the case of the men's champion the action didn't stop at the finish line the german tried for another posi

we call it democracy in the same way gus's fried chicken in memphis tennessee says it is world famous right. because apparently huge in china's sichuan province. so here now are some of the details of the us and ca trade deal details which the corporate media will likely never talk about this new deal has it absence of environmental and forstmann which continues the failed corporate trade of the clinton on. obama era's climate change is not even mentioned in the u.s. m.c.a. but seriously even if the trump administration is for the first time admitting i mean it's pretty incredible they are for the first time in meeting with. and good luck people that want out. deep in a five hundred page report last month the trump administration admitted there will be a seven degree rise in global temperatures by twenty one hundred seven degrees is beyond catastrophic it's without a doubt the end of life as we know it so you may think well this is great since it has finally signed on to climate change we can get to work doing something about this not exactly the troubling mystery as you wrote the rep

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we sent a group out to memphis to see what they were doing, to study what they were doing and to bring what they were doing back to san francisco. and it wasn't so different from what we had already been doing, but we incorporated the best practices from there. and in 2011, we introduced the behavioral health crisis service reference guide, which today, we're working on it get to that in another slide, as well. what that was was a fold up cheat sheet, if you want to call it that, of available resources citywide, for the officers to carry and to use when they're dealing with people in crisis. and just as the cif grand jury noted, we are in a crisis. nationwide, but we focused on san francisco. so in 2011, we created a bulletin to go along with the response by crisis incident intention trained order. 2016, the p.d. and the d.p.h. signed an m.o.u. it sets up december -- sunsets did he tell '19, and that was referred to earlier. that references to d.p.h. helps us out on critical incidents, and we are currently working on an m.o.u. that will morph into a greater partnership with the departm

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facility in memphis over the weekend have been recovered. of the atf says the weapons cache was found in midlothian, illinois, about 20 miles south of chicago. two suspects have been charged. one in custody. authorities are still looking for the other suspect. 24-year-old roland jackson of chicago. >>> in arizona, millions of people drenched by the remnants of tropical depression rosa. watch here as firefighters rush to rescue at least eight drivers from their flooded vehicles. north phoenix hit hard. people going to work had a hard time getting around the baseball field here. the park submerged. in south phoenix, torrential rainfall causing this river to swell. just two full days into the month, almost the wettest october on record and only the 3rd. >>> and a mom held a 25-year-old suspect caught stealing a laptop. brittany morris' daughter found him on camera in the garage. she shuttled the kids into a room, grabbed the gun she bought two weeks ago, cornered the suspect, and called 911. >> i told the dispatch, i believe he has a knife on h

we turn to mckenzie walker, a journalism major from men's it -- from memphis. >> the langley researchenter is located in our backyard. do you believe the newly proposed space force is a necessary designation given , that the bulk of responsibility will simply be transferred from the air force? mr. kaine: wonderful question. i will say about nasa langley, in virginia, we are lucky because we have nasa langley and wallis island on the eastern shore. both are critical to space exploration and defense. president trump has proposed, in a speech given by vice president, to do a space force. i'm on the armed services committee, the budget committee, what the administration has not done it, to our committees and say here's what we mean by it, here's what it will cost and here's the responsibility we propose to reallocate from the dod or the air force into the new space force. i would say basically it is an idea that has not come up and told us what could be improved if we create the space force. i'm open to the conversation. connected to the nation's military mission in virginia. we have to a

hampton: i grew up in memphis and the first heard i have are met was a memphis historian. really interesting character. he was linked shall be foot -- shelby foot. he had a pipe in the accident. his son and i were in a rock band together. argots? have you heard of them? we were pretty good. we were -- we would do what we possibly do to prevent shelby foot from finishing his trilogy of the civil war. and ir got to know shelby understood what he was trying to do. he was a novelist who later came to writing his -- writing history. he was a narrative historian. know i what i did not was aspiring to be. i did not even know it had a name. but that is exactly what i have tried to do and i was very consciously trying to do with "blood and thunder." hopefully it is very readable and brings in a lot of history. but it reads like a novel if at all possible. it was also shelby who gave me a great piece of advice when it didn't interview with him for a magazine. he said, he had this great accent, you should never ever talk about their work -- your work. ever. his point was, you talk ab