king's final days and what brought him to memphis. >> when we study the history of memphis, tennessee. there is pre-april 4, 1968 and post april 4, 1968. dr. king still had his nonviolence group following but after, you have the formation of groups such as the plan panther party and car michael calling out for black power. there is a split of which ideology and philosophy was the most effective way to combat civil rights. martin luther king became overshadowed by the young black militants. at the time, he was not receiving a high credibility in the black community. this was only supposed to be a detour to come to memphis. he had planned to come here, he was going to lead a march and get to washington d.c. later that month for a campaign. segregationists are saying if dr. king could not have a controlled march in memphis, there is no way he's going to be successful in washington. dr. king is extremely taken back by this. not only that but he has a rift in his own party and group. there are members in the sclc that p want to go to washington and others that believe they should be here i

this is memphis, and noticed the lines coming through memphis.y are starting in louisiana, following the mississippi river, this line is very wide in memphis, that lets us know a lot of runaways came right through here. many of them hit right here in jacob burkle's home. now they want to cross the ohio free to get into the states, the light green states of the free states. these gold states here are slave states. once they cross the ohio river, they can be free. memphis was a hub for slave trading because of its locality. it is right on the mississippi main mode ofas a transportation for bringing slaves into the area, and of course there was cotton. cotton was known as king , so they needed slave labor to produce this cotton. about 12 blocks from jacob there was a city directory where these slave markets were located. negroes wanted, there is depot, so you had several slave markets in memphis during the time jacob burkle was hiding slaves on his property. this group, one of the main industries in memphis, slave trading. secret, so means they had

memphis is known for music and food. the blues were perfected in memphis.e still defines the city. memphis is 65% african-american. memphis during the civil war was the heart of the confederacy and any city int as america. herelave trade was active in part because of the proximity bit -- proximity to the mississippi river and cotton was driven mostly i slave labor. -- by slave labor. in thew was terrible early 1900s. one of the good things is memphis was one of the first cities to allow african-americans to vote. they could vote in the 1900s. we were not a city of good abode or brotherly love. it was a racist culture. we struggled with that and still struggle with that. in the 1950's and 1960's, the civil rights movement took off here. the leadership here was very strong and integrated the city facilities. we are much more integrated as a city than we were. we have a long way to go. an example.you fred davis was one of the first african-americans on the city council. he told me 25 years ago that if you had -- if you add up all the business transacted in the

russell is the injured memphis player. >> brock: you know, that first half, we talked about the memphis crew up front, just this line of scrimmage and this surge. i cannot give enough credit to these guys. look at this double team. these are two all-conference players. you want it, when the game is on the line? all you've got to do is get to a body on a body and let these guys behind you, who have such incredible courage at 170-plus pounds, running right between those tackles and wearing memphis out. 617 yards, 80 plays. down 17 and it doesn't matter, when you have championship dna that has been built for two years? you salivate over these moments to finish. >> bob: first and goal at the 2. mack looking for another rushing touchdown. he's at the goal line -- he's got it! still only a one-possession game, even if wright makes the point after, but 6:37 to go, and point after, but 6:37 to go, and now ucf has their largest lead. point afbreath! breath!o go, and now ucf has their largest lead. and... it's a fan! that's a tech fan. lily, what's happening? dr pepper, the official drink of fans

he said, you know, we've gone back to the industries in memphis and we'll win the battle in memphis.memphis, 64% in poverty working poor, that was his arc je agenda then and that is his agenda today. so i said, well, we're going to have done it tonight around 6:00, around 5:00 and moving the kurt arngs i would play music and then he said around 5:45, jesse, you're late, and i was dunn and it's all right. jesse, you're not prepared. you don't have a shirt and tie. dr. king, all you need is an appetite, not the tie. we laughed. he said please play my favorite song tonight and he raised up, and pow, knocked him against this door. upon impact i'm convinced he never felt the pain. he was dead on impact. he said back up, this is my friend martin and martin, you can't leave us now. we need you. you can't leave us now. you can't leave us now. i got up and went to the room, 305, my room and called mrs. king and said to her dr. king has been shot, i think, in the shoulder. i was hoping against hope, and didn't say what i had actually seen and she got a call a few minutes later. he was dead. he

sent by the reigning pharaoh man corba king from memphis the capital of the old kingdom to visit the quarries. they ordered blocks of lights and are called carious sandstone to be cut on the far side of the nile and even made a journey of many days to the coreys in the south where they chose slabs and pillars of precious pink granite. the heavy freight was loaded on to ships and then they made their way home again accompanied by workers and stone masons willing as they were to serve the fair on. the journey along the nile took seven days and seven nights then the boats glided along the canal built by human hands towards peace in the city of the dead acropolis of memphis. there in stunned disbelief they saw a vast monument rising up out of the desert and even though they had heard of the legendary pyramid affair of who from none of them had been able to imagine or believe in sun. each side measured two hundred thirty meters it was one hundred forty six meters high more than two and a half million blocks of stone piled one upon the other to create the most impressive construction of it

in memphis on that day in 1968? guest: he was in memphis because he had been called by one of his good, close friends, the reverend jim lawson, who was helping to organize sanitation workers in memphis, tennessee, who were on strike for a living wage. king starts going there and giving speeches, and one time during the visit, one of the demonstrations turned violent, not because of the demonstrators who were part of the organized civil rights activism, but because of outliers, young people in the city who were frustrated, and they smashed some windows, and king was determined to return to memphis to have a rally that is peaceful, because people are critical -- critics are saying if you can't have a peaceful rally in memphis, how can he come down to washington, d.c. and camp in this tent city? so he was in memphis because, by 1968, king is convinced that the vietnam war is this amoral, illegal war, a war that has robbed resources from poor people and attention from the plight of the poor. he goes to places like spark

king came to memphis. he came to memphis to lend his moral authority and express his solidarity.ns who now praise dr. king. but the truth was, he was a proud and longstanding ally of the trade union movement. the civil rights movement. and the trade union movement had common values. but we also have common enemies. it wasn't a coincidence that the same powerful forces who wanted to destroy unions also wanted to oppress black people. dr. king knew he couldn't have racial justice without economic justice. they were all one and the same. how can you overcome segregation without overcoming deprivation? how can there be racial emancipation without economic opportunity? how can there be freedom unless there's freedom from want? as dr. king put it -- what does it profit a man to be able to eat at an integrated lunch counter if he doesn't have enough money to buy a hamburger? and a cup of coffee? if it was about the right to sit at the front of the bus and selma was about access to the ballot box, then memphis was about the dignity of all of labor, the dignity of labor. dr. king wasn't p

. ♪ they didn't play the memphis blues in this club.n the sultry rhumba room, bodies swayed to the beat of latin drums. in april, 2013, a women named heather jones came in with her friend to dance the night away, wearing a brand-new dress. >> god, she looked so nice. she had her head up so high and her shoulders back and just beaming and she felt absolutely beautiful. >> reporter: there was a time not too long ago when heather didn't feel very beautiful at all. but on this evening, she had the night of her life. >> she really didn't sit down very much. she was being spun around and danced. >> reporter: just two nights later, everything spun out of control. >> her car is in her driveway, cars, keys and cell phone are missing. >> thinking of her being scared and hurt made you sick. >> what happened? the answer was sickening. >> oh my god, is that her? >> the why? more twisted and surprising than anyone could fathom. >> it's not normal. it's not natural. it's not right. >> how could all this darkness fall on a woman so sunny? >> i loved he

memphis mayor jim strickland says he made the right call."i totally support his decision to send this to internal affairs even without a complaint from a citizen."but for a passionate and emotional brother... perhaps the solution is a lot simpler. zakaria bashir:"i feel like that officer should go and see me one-on-one without the uniform, bruh. we could box, man. come on with that." reporting downtown... luke jones, luke jones, (grant)(grant) a simple family vacation could have been a lot worse after a shark bites an eight-year old boy. cell phone video shows the moment a small nurse shark latched on to the boy's back. the jones family, from utah, was vacationing in the bahamas. before getting in the water, they were promised everything would be safe. the boy's mom later learned that they were not so safe after all.asher jones - bit by shark: i was scared to death. // it started to hurt and it felt like an alien with a bunch of fingers. it was super weird.christine jones - mom: apparently sharks see yellow and he believes the shark thought

this happened in memphis. a woman flipped over furniture, knocked over loading poles and set off a fireiss poedly upset over a $20 baggage fee. she's been charged with vandalism and disorderly conduct. man. >> $20. >> $20 for a baggage fee. >>> well, some planes are now flying at london's gatwick airport after drone sightings forced the airport to shut down thursday because of security concerns stranding thousands of travelers. the british military is considering shooting down the drones. armed snipers have been lined up along a runway. >> the flight left 15 minutes late, taxied out towards the runway, and then it just stopped and said there's a lockdown on the airport, and there we stood for four hours. >> ooh, police say there's no indication terrorists are behind the drone disruptions. british laws are slowing down the effort to find who's responsible because drone owners in the uk do not have to register their devices. officials have not confirmed whether they're using high-tech jammers or any other method

one coach told a memphis newspaper from his hospital bed that the driver swerved. >> devastating.astating. i mean-- absolutely devastating. >> reporter: j.t. bragaw was one of several coaches and parents who raced over 100 miles to arkansas children's hospital in little rock. >> this was a huge thing for the boys. they've been practicing for the last six weeks, and they were super excited. and so, it's just a bad thing. >> reporter: the driver told investigators she lost control of the bus. 26 kids were taken here to arkansas children's hospital. 22 have already been released to their parents. the remaining four have bumps and broken bones, but doctors expect them to make a full recovery. jeff? >> glor: okay, omar, thanks very much. illinois is among several states cleaning up tonight after getting slammed by a rare outbreak of december tornadoes. the national weather service confirms at least 23 tornadoes touched down in illinois on saturday, a record for this time of year. here's adriana diaz. >> reporter: a swarm of tornadoes tore through homes, businesses, and trees across cen

the team driving from dallas to memphis. the bus flipping over on the highway.ere's abc's marcus moore tonight. >> reporter: tonight, investigators are trying to piece together why the driver lost control of this bus, killing one child and injured 45 people. >> we're still working on getting some of the ones that's trapped out. >> reporter: the accident happening near benton, arkansas, just before 3:00 this morning. that bus sliding and tumbling off interstate 30. >> i'm kind of speechless right now, to be honest with you. i'm just lost for words. >> reporter: the bus was carrying members of a youth football team on its way back to memphis, after playing a championship game this weekend in dallas. a third grader was killed. many of the others injured were between 9 and 13 years old. >> the injuries have ranged really from injuries to the skull and brain to lots of lacerations, lots of broken bones, lots of contusions. >> reporter: and david, investigators tell abc news they are considering all factors, including whether fatigue played a role in this tragic crash

memphis mayor jim strickland says he the city's police chief made the right decision in launching ani totally support his decision to send this to internal affairs even without a complaint from a citizen." zakaria bashir"he was taking his anger out on my brother. his own anger issues that he had taken out on my brother." "it made my mom cry. it made me cry too. it made everybody cry.">( terisa ) the family says bashir came to the states as a teen from somalia and has a history of mental health illness ( terisa ) a woman in southern california is behind bars for allegedly impersonating a law enforcement officer. as stacey butler reports the suspect reportedly used the fake persona to grope another woman. judy barrier, bar patron:"i can't believe somebody would come in here and pretend to be a cop or a bounty hunter." locals at this popular neighborhood bar in tustin can't believe another customer, 54 year old denise latta, is behind bars for apparently impersonating a fugitive recovery agent, flashing a badge, and harassing and groping another female customer.judy barrier, bar patron:

he came to memphis, joining a poorly organized march that turned tragically violent.s. a black teenager was killed by police. it was king's worst nightmare, undermining his reputation for non-violence, jeopardizing his plans for the walk march just weeks later. >> we must not allow the events of the day to cause us to let up. >> that would be a tragic error. >> reporter: king decided to stage another march in memphis days later despite a core injunction. he had something to prove. >> i feel we can still have a non-violent demonstration and that we will have a non-violent demonstration here in memphis. >> reporter: at a rally for striking workers, king was defiant. >> so just as we say, we will not let any dog or water hoses turn us around, we will not let an injunction turn us around. >> reporter: and he had something else to say in that speech that night. >> because i have been to the mountaintop. >> reporter: it sounded like a premonition. >> and i've seened the promised land. i mean i may not get there with you, but i want you to know tonight that we as a people wi

on the roads amarillo to memphis, oklahoma to austin, dallas to houston on saturday.laill be impacted., i-20i-55 and i-40 problems on the roads. we end up on sunday g impacts in atlanta, nashville, ralesh-durham, jacksonville well. on the roads we expect i-95 from jacknville to richmond, i-85 atlanta to durham, and i-64 st. louis to norfolk, m 1,6es the snow will be impacting. this is compared to possibly the superstorm of 1993, guys. we will be watching this extremel carefull >> all right. thank you, al. >>> usa gymnastics has filed for bankruptcy protection asze it faces of lawsuits over the dr. larry nassar sex abuse scandal much the organization says bankruptcy will help it resolve claimsgainst the former team doctor more quickly. it wills puts on hold efforts to decertify usa gymnastics as the sport's govning body and olympic team developer. an attorney who represents many ofr' nas alleged victims says the legal move blocks efforts to learn which officials knew about nassar's conduct and failed to stop it. >>> here is your boost. >> all right. hundreds of familie

foreign policy and in memphis representing well the internationalist strain of u.s. foreign policy and the nationalist obviously has long and therefore i think it's not only a withdrawal militaru withdraw from the rule but also political withdrawal from southern cross is faults around the world so much as it was seen as a stabilizing force in an administration that was often unpredictable that is often unpredictable from a european perspective what does it mean to lose him. or has been huge concern about the commitment of the trumpet ministration to transatlantic security relations and that has been regarded as a guarantor of traditional transcendental security approach and with him leaving office the consensus. leaving even more growing in the european capitals he emphasized it's a matter of resignation pretty clearly bay you both appreciating the transatlantic partnerships and devalue of allies and rejecting the approach of you know as president i'm deaf i think in european capitals the idea of resonating it's just that european allies kind of maligned the presiden

the man buried here was named a high priest from the royal court in memphis experts remove the sand and debris to reveal the chamber in its full glory twenty four statues of vashti wall murals depicting commerce fishing hunting even the brewing of beer scenes to accompany vashti into the afterlife. he considered that they have to live like a journey to the afterlife this is a building life till he wanted to do create is the building live to go to is about all those of the dots roxy is not alone here his grave is part of the net crapolla us of secada a city of the dead for pharaohs and high level civil servants researchers have only opened up a tiny fraction of the ancient treasures buried here but officials say this newly uncovered tomb is a highlight and it took us something like a month and a couple of days and we did reveal one of the greatest films i like it doubles although that it did a lot of its give a shit and the last years. in twenty nine thousand experts expect to find many more sensational discoveries under the sand here. canadian freestyle skier kingsbury forceful food poi

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memphis and wake forest. birmingham bowl.eacons quarterback jamie newman barrels his way into the end zone. it's a three-point lead with 34 seconds left. memphis needs just one play to get into field goal range. nice play here. they had two time outs and plenty of time to go for the end zone. instead they try to kick the field goal. but they had a false start. so back it up five yards. riley patterson from 43 yards. just a bit outside. wake forest wins it 37-34. >>> hawaii and louisiana tech in the hawaii bowl. la tech scored 21 points in the third quarter. jamar smith dumps it off to dancy. he goes up the sidelines 58 yards for the touchdown. la tech wins it 31-14. >>> buffalo and troy played in the dollar general bowl. third quarter troy looking to add to their four-point lead but they fumble at the 5 yard line. tyrone hill picks it up, returns it 93 yards officially. buffalo up 24-21. but the trojans would regain the lead. they'd add to it in the fourth. sawyer smith with one of his four touchdown passes. 45 yards right he

memphis jumped out to a big lead.hdowns including that 62 yarder. memphis led 30-14 at one point. ucf comes all the way back. this two-yard keeper by -- mac had three rushing touchdowns in a row. ucf storms back to win 56-41. it remains undefeated. >>> mountain west championship, look at the snow, fresno state and boise state. this game went to overtime. the broncos got a field goal. bulldogs can win it with a touchdown, and they got it. the squad finished the year 11-2. the bulldogs are the mountain west champions 19-16 the final there. >>> how about some college basketball, stanford and head coach jared has visiting number two kansas. the cardinal played really well, stanford led by as many as 12, and the coach's wife loves it. ten seconds to go, ku down three, gerald vick for three, he got it. ties this game up, and yeah, his wife can't believe it. in ot it was all kansas, vick scored 25 of his 27 after halftime. kansas wins this one, but it was a great one for the cardinal. 90-84. >>> cal making the rare visit to

the mayor's letter is one of several from family memphis with messages of support. he burned a wife from a get- away after an armed robbery. she was hit by a drunk driver. we called in for comment on this. >>> we have new information on a person who killed and woman on hill. it's a 2007 or 2008 honda civic. it's difficult to see, you can tell in the video, the driver gets out of the car and looks down the street and gets back in the car and drives away. >>> the time is 5:06, new video of a tesla model s that caught fire in the south bay, twice in one day. look at the second fire, right here, now the first fire happened at a tire shop in los gatos 2:00 yesterday afternoon. hours after it was put out, it caught fire again, after it was towed to a car repair shop in campbell, the fire department said it waited for the bat riches of the tesla to cool down before -- the batteries of the tesla to cool down before it caught fire again, and they brought it to the shop before it caught fire again. >> we have the training, we don't have a lot of experience with it yet. as far

from memphis. >> i thought you were from texas. >> i'm from memphis.aw corker and his staff there part of the time. i laugh because it is totally encompassing of bob corning ker career. that's the reason why he wouldn't run for election. >> in this case he's talking about the president. is that a good argument he is making? if he couldn't have gotten this done already, why didn't this happen when you got republicans controlling both houses. in a last ditch effort before the house is taken over by democrats, you will try to get this in? >> i understand what you are saying, but the president of the united states of america heard from a lot of constituents and a lot of people that voted for him that said mr. president, we are willing to defend you for a certain point. if you don't fight hard for this border wall which was your core campaign promise, we may not defend and support you the way we have. the president made the right decision to go all in. it is something that many americans feel very strongly about and especially his supporters. for corker to

he did that against the memphis greiss lips. greiss lips. . >>> steph curry reached the mark in the second quarter. he scored 27 in the game and kevin durant had 23 points, they won 110-93 and go out on the road to take on the utah jazz on thursday. >>> all right, lets go to mark for a look at our forecast, and how are we looking to get the waves behind you, mark. >> we talked about high surf all week long, there's a series of swells impacting the coastline. be careful. this is backing off a little bit today. we had the high surf warning, we had a high surf advisory, there's another chance we could have another swell move in. we're watching out for that. on land, we have a split forecast with most live sunny skies or cloudy skies, and coming in closer, we can see rain in eureka and it's overcast over portions of the north bay. santa rosa, let's come in closer, we have mostly cloudy skies and healdsburg and cloverdale, and it's tuesday afternoon, we have a complete live different story down towards the south bay, and same deal fo

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formert angie craig is a reporter for the commercial appeal in memphis, tennessee. gayis the first openly person elected to congress by minnesota voters. she succeeds keith ellison who was elected attorney general. ms. omar became an american citizen in 2000. of worked in a variety positions while being engaged in state and local politics. that activity led to her election to the minnesota house of representatives in 2016. democrat dean phillips was less than an year old when his father was killed in the vietnam war. now president of the folks to still in company, which has been in his family for over 100 years. new congress, new leaders. watch it on c-span. >> it has been five days since the government shutdown began. agenda depends on whether congress and the white house can reach an agreement on were security. president trump is still calling for $5 billion on border funding which congressional democrats you canpposed to read watch both the house on the seven on c-span. >> the unit in state senate, a uniquely american institution. legislating and carrying out con

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angie craig is a former reporter for the commercial appeal in memphis, tennessee and moved to minnesotain 2005 to be an executive at st. jude medical, she is the first openly gay person elected to congress by minnesota voters. another is one of the first two muslim women elected to congress, she succeeds the representative keith ellison who was elected the attorney general. she became an american citizen and 2000 and worked in a variety of positions teaching proper nutrition and being engaged in state and local politics in minnesota. the activity led to her election to the minnesota house representatives in 2016. dean phillips was less than a year old when his father was killed in the vietnam war. his mother later married the son of abigail van buren who was known for her dear abby advice:. mr. phillips as president of the phillips distilling company which has been in his family for over 100 years. new congress, new leaders, watch it all on c-span. >>> the white house historical association held an august meeting in washington for those who work at presidential sites around the country.

friday, raining pretty good in memphis to nashville.to charleston and the rain just heading into washington, d.c. for the evening drive home on friday. new york city, philadelphia it looks to be around 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. then boston to hard ford throtfe island to new york city. this storm is going to linger even into sunday. sunday by noon, still dealing with some rain. new york city to d.c., the first half of sunday still looks a little bit ugly too. it's going to be a rainy weekend. >> after the mixed emotions of your report i've got something to cheer everybody up. emergencies are never a good thing but firefighters in germany had to deal with arguably the best emergency in history. a tank at a chocolate factory over flowed spelling about a ton of liquid chocolate into the street. the cool temperatures soon solidified the river of chocolate. the road was closed for about two hours as firefighters used shovels to clean up the sweet spill. there's the five-second rule there. >> can you imagine that conversation. guys, we're just go

new orleans and memphis also could affected by that.t will stay sort of south of this line in here.n already r stretching as far east as charlotte and atlanta. those are the areas that have to be watched closely for the winter weather threat. we're way up here. clear skies, nothing to wor about. as we get into tomorrow morning, the rain moves into atlanta and the carolinas. starts to get farther up north where there's a little snow threat now. less of one now than appeared before. but oklahoma city to north side of tittle rock memphis some snow. then as the moisture gets shoved into the cpalachians, thisd area of high pressure on top of us, that's going to dam up cold r all the way down the spine of the appalachians. so here's 8:00 sunday morning. a lot of snow possible in stern north carolina a southwestern virginia. the new river valley, the mountain empire could all be pretty hard hit i far southwestern virginia. but there's the snow line 5:00 sunday afternoon. it never, ever makes it to us. so we'll be watching it nonetheless. it's

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check out the snow in memphis. icy conditions. we've got warmer air moving in over that colder air locked in at the surface. and so that's why we have that rain/snow mix and solid snow from north carolina to virginia, but look how wide this is ranging from the thunderstorms and heavy rain from florida to the carolinas and georgia. so a big mess in the southeast, while back home, we've got plenty of 40s, upper 40s, san francisco, 44 in oakland. 39 in livermore. 46 for you in fremont with 43 in san jose. it is milder out there due to all of that humidity. the fog with 11 degrees warmer than yesterday in novato at this time. so here's a look at the fog, once again. look how long it takes to kind of dissipate. it takes through the morning hours, just sitting here, through 8:00, 9:00, and then by 11:00, 12:00, we have this clouds, a few areas of sun, and rain on the way for the overnight hours. we bring in our storm impact scale, it's a weak system, some breezy winds, some damp pavement as you get to work, perhaps or leaving tomorrow m

con retrasos de más de una hora, en chicago también y memphis, en miami también vemos todas estas bandase puede experimentar, si sale hacia los Ángeles, calmados 70°, con una hermosa tarde, veremos en atlanta lluvias y en el aeropuerto bastante concurrido en esta época con lluvia y fuertes ráfagas de viento, con problemas en el día de mañana. >>> vamos a darle un vistazo a la lluvia a nivel local con lo que muestra el radar, veremos un sistema que pasa rápidamente a precipitaciones en horas de la noche para mañana a las horas de la tarde vamos a ver condiciones secas y abundante nubosidad. >>> que se mantienen hasta el día lunes en la mañana. >>> para mañana precisamente vemos el termómetro entre los 56 y ería de >>> vamos a ver estas condiciones y se mantiene también para el domingo, la recomiendo que tenemos condiciones de nieve que trae problemas en carretera, para que prepare su navidad que viene con un poco de lluvia, pero luego veremos condiciones secas, con un termómetro frío por debajo de los 60 y el inicio de la mañana con temperaturas en los 38°, así que bastante fresco. >>> en