when we got to memphis they met us at the airport and said you've got to march what are you going to do? i'm going to march but as soon as we finish this we are marching right back to this plane with his body and going back to atlanta, which is what we did. we marched for a short distance because we have his children there and crowds of people. this is a very, very bad time. >> because time is very short, many years later i think in 1986, you get another call from her, from coretta scott king saying she's going to south africa and she would like you to go with her so you go. this is all in the book so i'm going to compress this. at that point you meet winnie mandela but you don't get to meet nelson mandela. you become the first person to go in for two hours, the first of this is which you describe very vividly in the book. what is it like seeing this man who's been in prison for 23 years at that point? >> i was taken aback. we went to see mandela at the old house and coretta said what is that we can do to help. what nelson and i want and always wanted but nobody would follow through

let's hear from memphis, next. this is larry. memphis, tennessee. caller: how you doing? host: well, thank you. go ahead. caller: thanks for taking my call. host: sure. caller: i mean ingredients with the guy that just got on the phone. trump has all of his cronies out front telling lies and not getting to the real point of the problem. what we need to do is get mueller and some of the exactly whataying happened because every time they get almost to the nucleus of the problem or what is going on, it is always some trump cronies gets on their and lies, thinking all americans are stupid. we are watching you guys. we know you are liars. they get right on there and start lying. get mueller under oath and get his prosecutors under oath and then you find out the problem because all of america is not stupid. we will not be able to move forward as a country because we got all these people in there that don't want to help each other, that don't want to help people that is not rich, whatever. people in trump's camp that are trying to take health care and all that. until you get all

memphis won the game by 15. a perk day to enjoy a little time outside with the family. padres led in the fourth. and kevin pillar provided more pop. he dragged it out to left field. he leads the giants with nine rbi. manny machado. an opposite field home run. he was the 50th right handed hitter to hit it to right. the padres went this one, 3-1 and take the series. rockies at oracle park, next. dan straily taking on the green and gold. in score in the first. swipes right. that is a solo shot. and look. it comes with mom and dad in the stands. a cool moment for the family. pretty much everyone in the family hit one out. they route them again. game four tomorrow. >> that was impressive. >> definitely all around. >> well, abc7 news continues online on twitter and did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. cloud apps and support. comcast busi

. >>> meaningless in memphis. the war is close out the regular season. it is about the playoffs for them. they will start against the clippers probably saturday prime time at oracle. tonight don't want to get anybody hurt. katie was taking it seriously with the left hand. he played 18 minutes and scored 21 points. the warriors were buried by memphis in a game they did not care about. carter hit eight threes for 32 points. 132-117 the final. they finish with 57 wins. one less than last year. also the worst season is steve kerr's career.>>> meantime the oakland a's back to bashing the baseball again. they did it to baltimore. 23 runs. in the last two games. the family that does not root for the same team. he had the right idea. wearing the right hat. the a's pour it on. matt chatman has for already. a two run shot. next batter is chris davis. happily named. to holmes tonight. the 200 of his career. a snow fight 2-3. they finish out that one in baltimore tomorrow. >>> dodger fans welcome. at at&t. i said it. oracle. that is what i meant. kevin pull our the

memphis won the game by 15. a perk day to enjoy a little time outside with the family.he padres led in the fourth. and kevin pillar provided more pop. he dragged it out to left field. he leads the giants with nine rbi. manny machado. an opposite field home run. he was the 50th right handed hitter to hit it to right. the padres went this one, 3-1 and take the series. rockies at oracle park, next. dan straily taking on the green and gold. in score in the first. swipes right. that is a solo shot. and look. it comes with mom and dad in the stands. a cool moment for the family. pretty much everyone in the family hit one out. they route them again. game four tomorrow. >> that was impressive. >> definitely all around. >> well, abc7 news continues online on twitter has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. it's like latte meets work of art. ...and maybe a happy little caramel drizzle will live right here. >>w

when you got to memphis met her at the airport i know you can come here with martin. so she looks at me and says what should we do. as soon as we finish this march. we are marching right back to this plane. we are going back to atlanta which is what we did. and we we marched the short distance. we have his children there. it was a very bad time. it's all in the book. you go back another time of the first visits. he went a few times. what nelson and i want. nobody has ever followed through. as we want our children to come to america and go to school and get an education so that they can be good leaders. caretta looks at me and she says is it something we can do. i'll just to do is write me a letter and i will take care of everything. i will take care of the children i will do everything to make their life easier. so i did all of that. became their legal guardian. it costs a lot of money and i took care of them going back. to see the mother does lots of things. but i was already doing a lot of things. i have to work a little harder that was a very difficult time god lea

jude children's hospital in memphis, an experimental treatment doctors are calling an outright cure. >> this is the biggest breakthrough for this disease. we restore full immune system in these babies. >> reporter: doctors use a specially engineered virus to replace the mutated dna causing the disease with a healthy version. a theory tested on ten children including omarion beginning a brand-new immune system in just weeks. >> he's just like a healthy baby now. he can go outside. he can be around people. >> reporter: to see him smiling like that today, how does that feel? >> probably the best feeling in the world. >> reporter: next week, omarion celebrates his first birthday, a milestone for his family and medicine. morgan chesky, nbc news, memphis. >> remarkable piece of science there. >>> up next, those who serve, the veteran who refused to give up and his remarkable marathon finish. hanging up thod supersized hats. the stunning announcement about beach blanket babylon... and excited for the new chase center, but dreading the traffic? the idea the mayor is floating around that coul

not in action but because and draymond green not playing either at last check score, one oh 5.77 memphis. warriors allowed 86 points in the 1st half full highlights later tonight and we'll also know golden state will meet in the first round. finally we ended or at the heart of the mat in a matchup for the series finale between giants and pod race a day for new pod rate manny machado bottom 3rd giants, no one's if the end jervis a large and the dish machado's bare sanded pickup fires to first for the out. that's why they paid him this offseason now in the 4th the giants still down around kevin paul are continuing his hot streak 8 rbi in the last 2 games today. jack right near the foul pole in left giant on the board game not at one. 2 innings later, however seems score machado also dangerous on offense gets a hold of one of the wind a home run to levi's landing, san diego up to one derrick rodriguez 2 runs allowed through 7 innings of work in the nice giants can make a move down 2 runs runners at second and 3rd for brandon belt. that's going to happen pops up to end the game 3 one pod rac

>> no. >> memphis? do you know? >> not that i know of.>> reporter: detectives had to find edward another way, so they accessed heather's facebook account and mined it for clues. and there it was, a profile with a last name attached. >> and what was that name? >> edward raulerson. >> reporter: police dialed a phone number they found for ed. he told them he lived 500 miles away in eastern tennessee and agreed to make the eight-hour drive to germantown to be interviewed. detectives wondered had he made the trip once already that week to take heather away? and most importantly, could he tell them where she was now? >> just because you've got somebody living 500 miles away does not mean that they didn't have anything to do with this disappearance. >> reporter: police recorded ed raulerson's interview. during questioning, ed made a potentially important admission. >> i love her to death. i would do anything for her. you know, one of the detectives asked me, you know, who would she call if she wanted to disappear. i said, me. i'd be here in howe

morgan chesky, nbc news, memphis. >> great to see. >> that's a bubble you want to burst.d the work they're doing. >>> every day during james holzhauer's jeopardy run, something incredible happens. on wednesday, the trivia king upped his ten-day total to $697,000. >> you have just set a one-day record again. $131,127. >> with the historic win, he now takes up the top four spots on the all time one-day leader board. only roger craig's $77,000 performance can even compare to this. it's his gambler strategy. he starts from the bottom of the categories where the monday is big and bets big. >> he knows what he's doing. smart too. he's getting those answers right. >>> a reminder for you, nbc news will have extensive coverage of the release of the mueller report beginning with attorney general william barr's news conference. our coverage anchored by lester holt and savannah guthrie begins at 9:00 a.m. eastern right on nbc. >> thank you for starting your thursday with us. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'mrivera. your news continues right here on nbc and our nbc staons.ti i . >>> today

look at the radar scope reaching back to memphis. clearly, north carolina and virginia are the hot spots tonight. raleigh, the first time huh a risk in three years. the storms up through d.c. and philadelphia and new york city by daybreak. the heavy rain saturday morning in new england. we expect flash flood watching for nearly all of the northeast. quieter sunday. but the next few hours will be dangerous. >> we will monitor the storm throughout the wicked. rob, thank you. >>> we do move now to the fall out from the mueller report. president trump true v turning from try yiumph to anger. tonight, they have subpoenaed the full unredakted report. here is jonathan karl. >> reporter: shortly after the public got a first look at the mueller report, president trump claimed it amounted to complete vindication. >> game over! time to get back to work, folks. >> reporter: but today the president is lashing out, specifically at some his former top aides who told robert mueller trump lied to the public and wanted them to do things that could amo

jude children's hospital in memphis, an experimental treatment doctors are calling an out right cu. >in the is the biggest break through for this disease. we resre full immune system in these babies. >> reporter: doctors use a specially engineered virus to replace ni knitted dna creating the disease with a healthy version. a theory tested on ten children beginning a brand-new immune system in justeeks. >> he's just like a healthy baby now. he can go outside. he can be around people. >> reporter: to see him smiling like that today, how does that feel? >> probably the best feeling in the world. te>>orepr:ex nt week, he celebrates his first birthday, a milestone for his family and medicine. morgan chesky, nbc news, memphis. >> remarkable piece of science there. >>> up next, those who serve, the veteran wre sed to give up and his remarkable marathon finish. ig deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redss, thickness, and scaliness oflaques. for psoriatic arthrit

was assassinate the at his memphis hotel.and killed by james earl ray, a fugitive from the state penitentiary. police arrested him several months late zbleer one of the best players in the nba knows what it's like to be an underdog. now warriors superstar steph curry has a camp for young players with big hoop dreams. it provides the tools and the mentorship that could help propel them into professional basketball careers. nbc's joe fryer takes us inside the program. >> reporter: like an undervalued stock, these high school basketball players feel there's room to grow. >> i'm underrated and resident to play. >> a lot of people say that i was overlooked or i wasn't really noticed in a crowd, and i'm here to make a difference. >> reporter: they've come to a basketball camp that's part of the underrated tour launched by a player -- >> what's up, dog? >> -- who was once in their sneakers, steph curry. >> everybody sees the finished product and us as nba players, but they don't get to see or hear about or understand the journey. >>

look down south there around memphis. that's what could be bringing up possible tornado around this time tomorrow. let's get to chief meteologist doug kammerer. what's the timing on all of this? >> i've g timing on all of this is tomorrow afternoon. we're not expecting tornadoes, so that's one thing we're going to be watching. could be an isolated chance. this is going to be a rain and wind threat. here's the storm itself right now swirling right around middle rock and memphis. strong stos to the south. that upper area of low pressure that will move in during the day emorrow. we'v got a couple of showers now in towards our northern zone. but what i'm watching, once aga again, this area right here around memphis that's going to move our way. as it does, we could see sunshine. we might see a line of storms develop and that line will not only have heavy rain but windy conditions. i'll take you hour by hour tomorrow. >> before we let you go, with the storm coming in tomorrow, who is going to get hit the hardest? >> right arou

you hear it in his voice in the first episode about memphis.'ll hear it later in the podcast episode. but you also feel it from him. here's this man who feels he knows that his time with us is drawing short, but he has so much work to do. >> now, you i've known for many years, and this seems like a personal mission of yours. you're a pulitzer prize winning writer, yet you always seem to want to raise the issue of the progress made and the progress threatened in the fight for equal protection under the law and equal opportunity. is this personal to you, jonathan, as one who has lived under prerogatives of what a lot of people you're talking to fought for? >> absolutely this is personal. as i say in the podcast, the people that i'm talking to, the people that i've been around for this last -- these last few months but also over the years of my career, without them, there is no me. without their hard work and their sacrifice and the sacrifices and blood and lives that were lost, that were sacrificed so that this country could live up to the ideals

ol that's a stone-- >> questlove: memphis soul. >> jimmy: "memphis soul stew" oh my gosh. >> questloveat song, download it right now on spotify. "memphis soul stew" is a -- oh my gosh. >> questlove: classic. >> jimmy: that sounded so good. oh, i love it. and what -- >> questlove: king curtis. >> jimmy: and what's he say at the end? in beat well? no. and then add the bass, and then the guitar. >> questlove: fatback tunes, yeah. .> jimmy: fatback jungle. >> questlove: ye >> jimmy: and then he goes -- >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: no, simmer, or is that? what does l? say? beat w and be well. >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: that was good. >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: guys, be sure to tune in the rest of this week, emma stone will be here. [ cheers and applause ] ethan hawke will be dropping by. god tomorrow night, my pal drew barrymore ig to be here. [ cheers and applause ] i' going to be talking to h about her new home line, and we're going to show the fun thing we did. we put on disguises, a went out to the 30 rock plaza, and up synced a song together. no one knew it w we had little ear p

i have part of memphis, part of the city of memphis. city of jackson, and rural parts of west tennessee. memphis is a community that uses cdbg grants quite a bit. as it relates to the formula, and i know i am getting in the weeds, but formula b if i could, which in part is based on, as i understand it, 1940's ousing data, or 1940's data is weighted around 50% appropriation. so some older suburbs benefit from the pre-1940 or 1940 formula. even though they are kind of low need communities. my bottom line question is, should h.u.d. look at redoing the formula -- reformulating it in order to better distribute funds? dr. furth: h.u.d. can't. i would urge the committee to revisit the formulas. they were written in the 1970's when an old house was a bad house. the assumption in the formula was that if you lived in a 50-year-old house it must be falling apart. now we know if we go to the most exclusive addresses and zip codes, the houses are often very old and very, very nice. that's no longer a good proxy for need. i think we could very easily

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but actually i could only hold the violin briefly then already it was the next child's turn to say memphis had gone live you know. now dauphin practices every day and she rehearses with the orchestra five times a week she's also studying and doing an internship with the foreign ministry. the twenty eight year old hopes she might get a job there later something that's not easy in the democratic republic of congo the orchestra is run by a free christian church that offers people support and has also built a number of schools and hospitals in one thousand nine hundred four it's set up the orchestra. music lessons take place within the church building there are no music schools in the democratic republic of congo so how is anyone supposed to learn to play an instrument. of those who stood by lightly is it a lot ever since i was little when i listen i feel good music is the soundtrack to everything. to churches now building a real music school it wants to give more people access to the power of music. everyone here is prepared to roll their sleeves up and get digging even the musicians. you. se

in the midst of the revolution in fall to enable us memphis people became aware of their abilities and strengths in a new way there was an outpouring of self-confidence. that's the first. darkest enjoying. the renaissance for. the full twenty six. w. . place. this is utopia news life for not taking no for an answer protesters assumed on demand democracy now leaders of the protest movement want a civilian government and reject the military council's pledge to hold elections in two years time thousands to find the army's curfew and are keeping up the pressure for change by holding friday prayers right outside the army headquarters also coming up an exclusive report from the island of mindanao in the philippines two years after the so-called islamic.

obviously he will not play tomorrow in memphis. for anthony davis. he wore a "that's all folks" t-shirt under his sports shirt. demarvingus cousins wanting to get back even with a lot of their guys taking the night off. jordan bell, tough on the offensive board. that's nice with the left-hand. he had ten point, six rebounds. the warriors' bench outscored the pelicans 65-16. and he had 20 points himself. 112-103 the final. memphis tomorrow the final regular season game. >>> remember when the los angeles lakers were just a pillar of stability? one of the all-time great franchises. more turmoil today. the team is almost like a spontaneous notion on his part. magic johnson on the right-hand side there. announcing he is resigning, stepping down as the president of basketball operations. he said basically i want to go back to having fun. here's a little more of his explanation in a spontaneous press conference earlier today. >> i want to go back to having fun. i want to go back to who i was before taking on this job. today i said, you kn

they contained crucial logistical sources as well as is the most as well important port, nashville, memphis, atlanta, and communication. the third and largest theater was descriptively named trans-mississippi which extended north and south between the border with canada and the republics of mexico and east to west from the mississippi river to california and the pacific ocean. although accorded some attention, strategic planning by both sides, operations west of the mississippi never rivaled in scale or importance those in either the eastern or the western theater. the most consequential and occurred innts arkansas, missouri, western indianna, texas, and territory. of course in indian territory, there was an active role played by the five so-called civilized tribes that were moved there in the 1830's and 1840's. ispresent-day oklahoma, that an active arena and that part of the trans-mississippi. u.s. army's gained early control in portions of this region, especially those closest to the mississippi river, while other texas, most notably experience him was no federal incursion. texas and bet

that if they had prying from memphis on they could have prevented a craft and they could. be five. right now you have. that he was not informed and that especially investigation beyond still looking could be. thought of as more of that misconduct or he said that these in the next twenty four hours you can get heads up on it if you can and make. it through it before the end. of the coming year. but what had happened actually happened. in the sri lankan capital colombo thank you very much. the political fallout from sunday's attacks continues many people around the country are dealing with personal tragedy i reporter one family still looking for answers after the suicide bombings . a family waiting forty nine year old sean p. went to attend the easter service at st anthony's church they have not heard from her since after multiple trips to the hospital and even the mortuary they have not found her. i only did it in the morning and i merely rohmer the moment where she went to the church i'm sure of it more than ever did was she always comes home after going to the church did you but s

but he was one mo and no one ever heard from memphis he was killed in lakewood and. i always wished that i had done something besides trying to lighten the mood because there were those were walking i was trying to like make her smile because i knew she was worried. over and could one day be affected has that janie to campaign for tougher gun laws she was invited by how congress representative. as a guest of president trumps state of the union address cheney hope the president would tackle the issue of gun violence in schools he was left disappointed it was offensive in a way because he knows it's a problem there's no reason why we can't reinstate the assault weapons ban. there's been action before we can take action again and i think we need to forty thousand people a year are dying because of something it's guns and it's time that we tackle it from a legislative approach we can do the proactive things with mental health and we can educate the children and try to create that change of culture but that takes time legislation we can do now want to make her in the mean

inspired by things like the memphis sanitation strike. postal workers engaged in a wildcat strike nationally. perhaps over 100,000 people participated in it, not delivering the mail. new legislation that allowed the postal service to become the usps now, a semi-governmental body, and for postal workers to have the ability to bargain over things. that came from that strike. public-sector unionism into the early 1970's kept expanding. it was growing. even as private-sector unionism was the climbing. this is the public sector. in fact, a greater percentage of public sector workers were in unions by the mid-1970's than private-sector workers. they ran into a brick wall in the 1970's because of economic changes. was a real turning point for workers in the public sector. it was that year that the stagflation of the 1970's really hit home, in the place of new york city especially. where public workers had done the most to win rights, to bargain collectively, to improve their situation. suddenly new york was in the middle of a crisis. when stagfl

memphis a winner in the final.it will be the la clippers coming to the oracle on saturday primetime. >>> back to their business as usual for the a's. busting fences in baltimore. they cooled off over the weekend in houston ready to go at it. he is wearing that a's had in baltimore. 4th inning it begins in a big way. forget the slow start. he is rolling seven rbis in the last two games. 7-3 in the seventh. chapman getting ready to go back to bed with davis. a two-run shot for days. third baseman. here is davis. two homeruns tonight. three hits. for rbis. happens to be the 200 of his already illustrious career. a's have scored 23 runs in the last couple days.>>> giant story different. don't know how they wandered into oracle. dodger fans welcome. bay area a welcoming place. kevin certainly adding the energy. nine rbis in the last three games for help. 1-1 5th inning. this is where it gets nasty for the giants. eric the catcher decides not to fly. on the ground. jeremy -- a replay it. even a head scratch her for the u

. >> la madre natuegÓ con toda su fuerzadejaroel suroeste de memphis, tennessee arrasÓ con techos enterosoridades no cesaban. los tornados causaron una destrucciÓn masiva en este negocio que dejÓ completamente inoperable. esta gasolinera quedÓ devastada pero tambiÉn una serie de vehÍculos que resultaron sepultados debajo de los escombros del techo del lugar. este auto se hundÍa poco a poco con una familia adentro. los rescatistas lograron sacar a una menor y a su madre quienes lloraban desconsoladamente. el mal tiempo tambiÉn generÓ grandes estragos en luisiana. esta tornado sÓlo dejó restos de algunas viviendas, otras quedaron completamente inhabitables. en ese mismo estado al menos 16 personas resultaron heridas y fueran aerotransportadas a hospitales cercanos. >> es muy comÚn en esta Época del aÑo que tengamos tornados al sur de nuestro paÍs porque estamos dentro de la temporada mÁs activa de tornados que se extiende desde marzo hasta los primeros dÍas de junio. >> el mortÍfero sistema dentormentas afecta 1 millÓn de personas desde ohio hasta nueva york. en el condado clark en ohio sie

edge opening may 31st at disneyland resort >>> the warriors were without players knowing they play memphisusins was relaxed. earlier in the first, he threw down some sweet revenge against his former team. that had to feel pretty good. early in the first, two minutes left in the first. curry tweaked his right ankle. he stayed in the game and hit a shot before he pulled himself. the warriors are calling it a mild foot sprain. he likely won't play tomorrow. he believes they'll be good for game one. the warriors win 112-103. after the mavericks' win over the suns, dirk nowitzki thanked the roaring fans and told them what he already knew. he had just played his final home game. he had never officially announced his retirement until tonight. dwyane wade had to hold back tears before he addressed the final home game of his career. he went out a winner scoring 30. the heat win over the sixers. the a's lost the first four games in the road trip which already matches the longest streak last season. today the a's had their stststst two on, two outs. he beats the throw and chris davis scores the first

. >> a little gift we're getting from memphis. >> and we're taking aook at the memphis pyramid. >> okay>> it's very neat. . there you go who knew? >> maybe everyone nonetheless, one you didn't know about the memphispyramid. >> it's right along the bank of the mississippi river. >> you say that like you've been to see it in person. >> those are the only two things i know. >> they have a good barbecue. >> buly yo leon had to tell me . the showers right now over the memps aare will day tomorrow. out there right now in ourrerea, in d.c. as we look down towards the kennedy center, down towards the airport, the potomac, we've got pretty nice conditions. 74 degrees. winds out of the east at 8 mielmiles an hour. more clouds than sunshine. re sunshine down to the south. that's why we have temperatures in the 70s here and 60s to the . nort only 66 right now at frederick. 63 in hagerstown. that's where the rain has been off and on. not much up there now and most of it has been light. it's been scattered showers from time to time,ng but alo i-70. not much around the d.c. metro area. more showers ba

i don't know why schmidt came from memphis mission but. this is their. put me in the middle of the base that is off the padded cell more than one of its own how to solve them you know when you think that they can last in their new license and are now dead that i had to learn that since little that people. want to stand it to those. concerns about another side it does because. one of the stone in charge of the theological column on the move from one. to the circus. so we're now going into what we call the good of science and some good means flower some means storm. some means flower can grow even on storms. the circles country which is located in afghanistan but i think is very different than. that of the rest of arkansas and. barrett from denmark is one of the founders of the couple. in afghanistan things everything is designed made organized. so adults decides at all think. bad old know what is the right thing his office is . on we are practicing for. one of the very big shows we do a lot of shows in schools and different places but the big shows takes

memphis had 21 threes and this rookie had eight of them.rizzlies tip off the post season with the warriors this weekend. who will they play? hosting the jazz in overtime. green not down the three and the clippers won. despite this victory they will face the warriors saturday at 5 pm in oakland.>>> a milestone with davis going deep for his 200th career home run and his second of the night. oakland hit five homeruns. they've won 10-3. >>> the giants and the padres. it was tied at 1 at the end of the sixth inning. machado took rodriguez downtown. the padres won to take two out of three in the series. and the giants have lost all four of their series to begin the season. this is not happened since ronald reagan was in the oval office. that's it for sports this morning. from the tank, the sharks with an excellent start to the series leading 1-0. >> reporting from the shark tank. >>> 4:56. coming up, staying on top of the breaking news out of london. the wikileaks founder, julian assange, is under arrest. the latest developments. >>> new this mor

abandoned rice fields coffee futures and god to memphis is not an environmentally conscious couple found in one thousand nine hundred one in the western cuts the region was rich in buy or diversity but was neglected dr milo trying his wife pamela has now transformed the species into the country's first private sector city. to somber day cautiously growing from a watering hole something that used to be unthinkable in broad daylight while life would never come out during the day time they were too afraid because the. hunting and poaching were pretty rampant when we came here. today more than two hundred endangered species live year and the one point two square meter thank you in southwestern india. it is the lifeblood of pamelor and worked for about twenty five years ago they began to buy land piece by piece with their own money. what was here in ninety five were basically plantation lands or abandoned rice fields many areas were relatively barren of any type of tree cover because of having had coffee growing on them. today what is here now all of those lands have basically recovered. they

in memphis. here's how it works. harvest the stem cells and insert those cells with healthy genes. infused back into the children where they repop late and boost the immune system. >> he over saw the treatment. >> three to four mounts post the infusion of the he was able to go home and start to live a normal life. but we were able to take him off all complete isolation and all medication. >> i don't use the cure word very often for these patients. but i have to tell you that i truly believe we have cured him of his severe disease. >> wonderful. he is one of eight children treated with the therapy. after a year and a half to two years since they were treated. all are doing well. >> that is great to hear. emergency teams from california converge in san francisco today. on the anniversary of the great 1906 quake. the teams brought mobile command centers and high-tech communication equipment. that will be rushed into place in the event of major earthquake. or earth emergency. the event was sponsored by the san francisco fire department. the public only has to look at the recent fire at

and that'll be in memphis. and we'll play it day to day. demarcus cousins in tonight. he brought hissa-game. 21 point, 12 rebounds. they take care of the pelicans with a depleted roster. up on the offensive board is jordan bell. outscored the pelicans 65-16. warriors get a meaningless win. and hopefully not a costly win. >>> san francisco giants badly in need of some big-time energy. it looks like that trade of last week has brought it, at least for meantime. early in the game, joey lucasey, pitching for the padres. roughed up a little bit. solarte with a shot to right. good for an rbi double, and the giants are off and moving. loading the base. here the guy, polar, that we're talking about. everybody gonna score with the bases loaded. renfro ends up with the double. giants win it 7-2. in it 7-2. >>> it is the a's showing off again. let's get a run on this guy. ramon lariano throws out somebody every night it seems. 94 miles an hour. that is a throw. and the a's defense was good. offense was spectacular. profar off to a slow start. but four hits five rbi tonight. his f

>>games in new orleans and memphis to see steve kerr and the crew getting on the team plane this afternoon. now they have reason to feel great the storm passed the clippers locked up home-court advantage to the western playoffs last night of the warriors made sure sand or fall off in style rocking the throwback sworn by the 2007 we believe team. the coach kerr into the night with a classy move addressing the fans who made the arena floor. >>the privilege to walk into this building and feel that jews feel that energy that you all and that this building has brought as well. all we can say is thank you to all of you >>although for me has was weird because i there's a so. that's a 5 different strange for everybody else and never won a jersey so. to go out there and playing these ers is for last regular season game here federal. that doesn't hurt that they dinners >>orders play the pelicans tomorrow, don't know their first-round opponent later this week, meanwhile, the post season coming up fast for the san jose sharks sharkey's open the first round wednesday night to take against a team that's

>>that saint jude's children's research hospital in memphis. here's how it works. researchers harvest the stem cells of kids like to see on and insert those cells with healthy genes. those cells are then infused back into the children were they repopulate and boost the immune system. doctor mark cowan oversaw je. cnn's treatment at the university of california, san francisco. >>3 to 4 months postie infusion and not only was he able to go home you know start to live a relatively normal life but we can to we were able to take them off not all complete isolation, and all prophylactic medications. jc on is one of 8 children who are treated with the experimental therapy. >>it's been about a year and a were treated and all are doing well. their groundbreaking results were published in the new england journal of medicine this week. i don't use the cure we're very often for these patients, but i have to tell you i thought i i truly believe that we have cured jaycee and of his severe combined immunodeficiency disease. >>for jaycee on its the chance to truly live the life. h

kevin durant, thompson, the only regular starters in memphis, tonight. former warrior, holiday, banks in the 3. he scored 18 in the 1st quarter. how do you like it. 86 points. franchise record, the rookie, jammed on the corner. had 8 of them. scored a career high, 32 points, they win 132-117. they will tip off the post season this weekend. who will they play? doc rivers and the clippers hosting the jazz in overtime. green, knocking down the 3. the clippers win 143-147. despite the victory. l.a. will be the 8 ábgt seed in the western conference playoffs and face the warriors. game 1 will be saturday at milestonnight for the a's, davis in baltimore. in the 7t or the0ter homeruand t. oakland hiruin the game and they won 10-3. giants, padres, think the guys were at the wrong ballpark? not the dodgers, the padres playing today. new san diego star took derek rodriguez downtown. padres go on to win 3-1 to take 2 out of 3 in that series. in fact, the giants have lost all 4 series to start the season. that has not happened since the reagan administration. that is

players including those on the memphis express reacted to the news yesterday. >> it was some bad newson, but it is what it is. it's life. you've got to fight through it. everything is going to take care of itself. >> the league had two more weeks left in its inaugural season. >>> and "rolling stone" says mick jagger is undergoing heart surgery. the rolling stone's 75-year-old front man will have a valve replaced on friday here in new york. the group said it was postponing the upcoming tour because jagger needed an unspecified medical treatment. the band said jagger is expected to make a complete recovery. in a statement jagger said he would be working very hard to get back on stage as soon as he can. >>> still ahead, a night with mona lisa. airbnb is offering a sleepover at one of the world's most famous museums. airbnb is offering a sleepover at one of the world's most famous museums. what if i introduce you to my fami♪ now? primo! o the grid? ♪ wow! introducing the hybrid that will shatter perceptions. the all-new built for speed rav4 hybrid. toyota. let's go places. >>> here's look

last season gameis tonight in memphis against the grizzlies. >>> the san francisco giants wrap up their series today against the san diego padres. the giants last came alive. they met yesterday at oracle park. evan longoria and kevin clark had the kids in the first inning. they had a big leak and they would give up one run and struck out nine. the giants one, 7-2. today's game is at 12:45 pm in san francisco. >>> the oakland a's continued their series today against the baltimore orioles. outfielder player has a gun of an arm. in the third inning of last night's game he threw out the runner at the plate. the new had his best game since being traded to the oakland a's in the off- season. at four hits, five rbis, and led the a's to a 13-2 win. they will play again today. it starts at four to five. >>> a fast food controversy right now coming up, why some people say in a chick-fil-a restaurant at a local airport sends the wrong message. plus, >> we all have to do our part to address homelessness. >> while the debate is over, the boats are in and this morning we have the results of alameda's

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we're in memphis, ♪tennessee, a city with one of the highest increases of women-owned businesses in the. 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. >>> we're going to turn next to your health, and to an alarming headline involving the measles. the outbreak is believed to be at its highest point in 25 years. 61 new cases in new york city alone, including 2 pregnant women. dr. jen ashton has been follhitehe wondering, the had the measles vaccine years ago. is it still effective? >> the vaccine is considered to give you lifelong immunity. >> what if you can't remember if you had the follow-up shot. should they be concerned? >> in an outbreak setting, one dose is considered to be effe effective. but if you're unsure, there's no harm in getting a second dose. >> jen, thank you. >>> when we come back, what we've learned abo

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