they say there's no need for parents to be a law or listen to your pediatrician in chief here in memphis. no word of the reason to be alarmed right now alex coleman. >>our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic is always there for you on our website at kron 4 dot com so feel free to check in any time of day will always keep it updated for you with the latest news and health guidelines again that's the coronavirus have under the new section of our and we are back time now is 4.55 kron 4 has been honoring people in the bay area that are trying to make a difference in their communities during this pandemic and this morning, it's the people behind the south bay school catering company called my green lunch, the company lost business when the schools shut down but it went into a partnership with santa clara county. and it has now given out 5500 free meals to the sick, the homeless. the elderly and also first responders and families throughout the entire bay area. the company is hoping to serve 60,000 meals during this shelter in place order. and you can spotlight someone or some company doing g

but we can also follow someone like clarence adams who was from memphis tennessee, and had decided to stay in china in anticipation of the cultural revolution this decides to come back to memphis tennessee he's hounded by the fbi, he was called up by the house of an american activities committee. he is hounded by the kkk. he is unable to find work in memphis tenet see he sets up the very first chops we restaurant in men this. on the level of the on the ground experience of this war, we must ask exactly where is this ongoing korean war and it's legacy? where is the korean war and our every day? thank you very much. >> now open up for comments and questions. please wait till you are called on. wait for the microphone to reach you. use the microphone and identify yourself before you ask your question. i will take co-chairs prerogative to start off with what is perhaps a basic question to ask you to elaborate on one of the themes of the top and some of you go into great length and the book. this is the meaning behind the uses to which voluntary repatriation this point. could you say a lit

i'm a cook in this greater interest and you know sort of just threw out is really exciting to me to memphis even better now that i see him in person. the next day nancy takes a plane from durban to cape town he's been invited to perform at the voices of south africa singing competition is optimistic. it's a good life it's not. that i'm missing. i'm so excited about this to see just about some kids out. it's sad to see him. even so menzi is seen as the underdog many of his competitors are professionals who studied music formally for added motivation the prize money is 30000 round about 2000 euro just yet. the son of hockey even gives it one last run through in the dressing room was. an great relief. he sings an aria from the opera timer non-o. by giggled peter shanda. home was the. the. one come. out of. the. was. was. the audience approved. the 2 for his pay for the so that it was to prove his voice and be saying the letter to him digital phase was amazing and would feel safe and well executed as a my son means his performance of a bit improving his voice was amazing. time for the jury's de

he's unable to find work in memphis, tennessee, because of this red baiting. and so he sets up the very first chop suey restaurant in memphis, tennessee. in the level of on-the-ground experience in this war, we must ask exactly where is this ongoing korean war and its legacy? where is the korean war in our everyday? thank you very much. >> thank you so much. now we open up for comments and questions. the ground rules are simple. please wait till you're called on, wait for the microphone to reach you. please use the microphone. and identify yourself before you ask your question. i will take cochair's prerogative to start off with what is perhaps a basic question to ask you to elaborate on one of the themes of the talk and something you go into at great length in the book. and this is the meaning behind and the uses to which voluntary repatriation is put. so could you say just a little bit more about how the u.s. arrives at this policy that proves to be so sticky in negotiations? what informed that thinking? is this really about kind of the creating of space of

my tail begins in june 1975 when i was 12 years old i was living in west memphis arkansas and my mother june 1975 married what was her third husband. my birth father was not a terribly good father. my stepfather the second marriage was not a great father so i hadn't had a great Ãb chucky o'brien shows up on the scene they got married in june 1975 i got married Ãbi immediately glommed onto him. he was amazing father he showed me love and affection i had never had we did everything together and i thought he was the greatest. 12 years old. six months after my mom married him jimmy hoffa disappeared mysteriously from a parking lot in the suburbs of detroit michigan and bloomfield hills outside of the restaurant that was then called the marcus red box. to this day there is no direct evidence of what happened to hoffa, he vanished.there's a lot of theories but no one knows what happened. he was seen in the parking lot as late as 2:45, his last phone call at 3:30, that's it. there's a lot of theories about how he was picked up. but we don't know to this day what happened to hoffa, who is jimmy

i was living in west memphis arkansas and my mother in june of 75 married her third husband. his name was charles o'brien. my birth father wasn't a terribly good father, my otstepfather wasn't a good fath, so i really haven't had a good father figure in my life by the time i was 12-years-old. chuckie o'brien shows on the scene and they got married in june of 75 an 75 and i'd known r six months before that. i immediately clicked onto him and hon to himand he was an ama. he showed me the love and affection i never had. we did everything together, and i thought that he wasge the greatest. six months after my mom married him, jimmy hoffa disappeared mysteriously from a parking lot and the suburbs of detroit michigan outside of the restaurant. there are lots of theories but no one knows what happened. he waswh in the parking lot coms in as late as 2:45 and the next thing we know he had his last phone call and that was it. there are a lot of theories about how he was picked up. but we don't know to this day what happened. jimmy hoffa as many people in the room may know in the 50s a

averages only 2 refugees per $1000.00 inhabitants $11.23 every 5th person in lebanon is a refugee in memphis and call fun i can most this myself i'm not a god that kill we are not conscious the side of the film how tough was it magic and what it can lead to this kind of it was the 1st step on my news. just. it does. not seem or should be and definitional connects. only 80 kilometers from back up nice beirut the capital level once known as the paris of the mediterranean city has always been cold between east and west christians muslims wolf adopts jews bruises 18 different religious beliefs how to be found in beirut. today over 300000 refugees live here. in the center of the city is beirut park a place where the whole city comes to play football now in the summer of 2016 crosses full of children of iran i go driven from my hunger was awful. if that was the thing that. i didn't. like that i hope that the. good and if this is one. of the things that on. many of these children have seen war but not a football pitch the boys and girls from syria and palestine goodish children and lebanese it's. n

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our first high goes to members of the choir at second presbyterian church in memphis who gathered tome of a beloved pastor who died this week of coronavirus. 62-year-old pastor tim russell died on monday night of complications of the virus after spending more than a week in the hospital. on thursday the second presbyterian choir showed up outside of pastor russell's home to bring song and comfort to russell's grieving wife, kathy, who stepped outside to listen. ♪ >> beautiful. addressing the congregation online this week, second presbyterian senior pastor said, quote, i am lost today without my chaplain. we want to send our love and our condolences to mrs. russell and to the church family there in east memphis. >>> our next high goes to all of you out there confined to your homes but still dancing your way through this crisis. i'm looking at you 6-year-old kira and grandpa marvin in nashville, tennessee. ♪ a, b, c it's easy as one, two, three ♪ ♪ as easy as doh rei me >> kira and her papa live across the street from each other in nashville. they have to keep a safe distance apart rig

most wins in a season akantonio,ing 33-ga seon lg up their 73rd win three nights later against the memphis grizzlies. >>> and on this date 15 years ago, maybe the most iconic shot of tiger woods' career on the 16th hole of the final round of the 2005 masters. >> oh, my goodness! oh, wow! >> wow. woods went on to win in the playoff to win his 4th green jacket. >> miss you guys over here. >> yeah, it's been fun mome yeah, bn to some of moments. k >> exactly. we really don't have highlighting to show you right now, so it's good to get a glimpse of the past, gives us that reminder of what has happened, and gives us that little break from everything that's going on right now. >> just >>> tonight, a question on a lot of people's minds, when will the country reopen. we have news that includes a big warning. that'sen tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> something not coronavirus related. it is national sibling day. >> here is our own allen martin with all of his siblings, and take a look at this. this is our chief meteorologist paul heggen when he was just a youngster. aww. with his sister. very c

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hospital in the dean of clinical affairs at the college of medicine at u t health science center in memphis disputes that 80% of kids likely have covid-19 now if we were to get the whole school year with kids in session asar as around i believe 80% that they would all cats in school right now we're just not seeing it here in the mid south and pediatrics east in germantown doctor shazia husin is a pediatrian who also has issues with the being a high number of children infected with the vis are. >>sweeping statemt of 80% being infected. i this year's data to back that when she doesn't. i don't i don't agree with that, but is there a need for more testing of children. there's not been a lot of teing because only a small percentage have contracted covid-19 the good news is we'rnot testing them because they're not that sick so the parents ne to understand this is not a bad it could be at issue a cdc report published april 6 entitle coronavirus disease 2019 in children says, although most cases reported among children today have not been severe clinicians should maintain a high index of suspicion

our mayor in memphis has done a good job.ors, which are blue areas and democratic mayors, have all ordered shelter-in-place. but the rural areas have not and the governor has not, and it's irresponsible. it's astonishing to me, anderson. the governor, he's a nice guy. but, you know, you can be a nice guy, you need to act. and he says it's personal freedoms. when it comes to a woman's choice, he's not concerned to personal freedom. when it comes to somebody being in possession of marijuana he's not concerned about personal freedom. when it comes to some yahoo! walking on the street and breathing unknown virus out to others, that's personal freedom. that's not. >> congressman cohen, stay safe. thank you. >> take care, anderson. >> as we reported earlier florida's governor is imposing stay-at-home orders for the entire state. it doesn't start until early friday at least. on the immediate horizon holland america cruise ship "zaandam," other passengers off loaded from the ship because they were asymptomatic. passengers on the firs

if you gave it to going to memphis i saw that it come to try to play some game going where you go out there see the street oh my lord just a spade right here we call this out of not really going satisfy. it is really going to be a good look at it go to just look. at it down town by the cliffs you know does not talk about sound bites i have lost many friends in my lifetime but the passing of my brother i was with him you know most. of those and i was a big toll on the passing of my brothers but i deal with them every day listening to other every day you know the last i knew of friends before you thought of me so you know had heard me but. not to the extent that i lost my brother. i mean i mean a few years later my so i lose my sister my sister geeky oh. so i still haven't recovered from all that like deep down inside a steel taken oh you know told on me to where i haven't found a way to cope. i am. i and. there's been a great number of shooting incidents which have occurred right outside. right outside between the church and a liquor store as a matter of fact a few years ago i was told

back to you know got to play the crowd is right my route you know no hammer no i see it going to memphis that's all that it come to try to play some game going where you go out there see the street oh my lord is displayed right here we call this out of not really going satisfy. it is really going to be a good look at it go to just look at us i got to let it. clear so does not talk about sound bites i have loved me for any of them my life time but the passing of my brother. would give me the most. was and i took a big toll on the passing of my brothers but i deal with them every day using the job that everyday when i lost in a frame before you and me so you know had heard me but. not to the extent that i lost my brother. i mean in a few years later my son i lose my sister my sister geeky oh. so i still haven't recovered from all that like the saddest feel taken oh you know toll on me to where i haven't found a way to cope. any . there's been a great number of shooting incidents which have occurred right outside. right outside between the church and a liquor store as a matter of fact a few

new orleans also shining bright in blue as well as the mighty lights on the big river crossing the memphis. it's a way to express gratitude for the exhausting and risky work that medical professionals are doing. >>> if you're just now joining us, this is our special 11:30 newscast as we near the end of week four of our lockdown. the financial impact is being felt by millions of people. >> more people being laid off. americans are filing for unemployment benefits more than ever. as they do, congress is trying to hammer out a new rescue package to help small businesses so they can keep paying their employees. nbc's susan mcginnis has the latest from washington, d.c. >> reporter: as the coronavirus ravages the nation, the economic devastation mounts. in the past week, more than 6.5 million americans filed for jobless benefits, bringing the three-week total to more than $16 million. the dire numbers revealed as the white house tries to secure an additional $250 billion to help small businesses. >>

my goodness, i mean, sharon from memphis, marie, ojz. the mcjersey. palm springs.this information going and people are sharing this momentum and we are building the endorphins and people's bodies and it's at official body by jake. brian: don't tell me you don't have dumbbells. do you have a broom stick, a towel, tomato paste? you can do it and it's all there in front of you. with me i can't read it i have to see it so you have it out there. jake is also the director of governor's fitness council. is he putting gyms in schools across the country in the schools that need it most. so with kids not in school, this is a workout for them. real quick, jake, final thought? >> listen, this is for everybody. and just get your body moving. we're almost out of this. the name of the game is when we do get a chance, irving get a chance feel strong, feel happy. i want you to feel empowered. build confidence and self-esteem and we don't quit, bry. brian: i'm getting my speedo now. come up is jared kushner and mike pompeo. >> as our nation battles against the terrible scorch we con

looking at today's high temperatures, 50s in new york and boston, 70s in memphis and dallas. 105 in phoenix. 82, southern california. >>> coming up, what we're learning about the first dog to test positive for the coronavirus. >>> but first the new challenge for schools across the country. should they open this summer to make up for lost time? >>> and breaking overnight, a new battle over the future of movie theaters in america. is my 2020 census data safe? after sending your census response, your personal information is kept safe. by law, it can't be shared with any other government agency, law enforcement, or landlord. no one. so, take your 2020 census with peace of mind. ♪ shape your future. start here. visit 2020census.gov. you may not be thinking about blood donation, but blood is needed to save the lives of people who are sick with a range of illnesses. it's easy and safe to give. if you are in good health, please donate. we need heroes now. visit red cross blood dot org to schedule an appointment. >>> back >>> back now with this incredible view from the cockpit as navy and air force

monica bell and jennifer wright, who came to this food bank in memphis, say that their $1,200 stimulus checks have already been spent on rent. >> it's really hard. i can't take it no more. i can't sleep at nighttime, nothing. >> reporter: charlie chadwick, who lives with his girlfriend in the suburban phoenix, says that by the time his stimulus check hit, his bank account was already overdrawn. >> for me, it was already spent. because i was in the negatives because of bills, because my power bill and my car insurance bill. >> reporter: the government says that 80 million americans were paid, but we're learning that some of those payments were sent to the wrong accounts because of wrong information. >> the account that they had deposited it to was one number off from my account. >> the website stated that the check was depositied into that bank account. that account is closed. >> reporter: people are angry at what happened at usaa, the bank used by many many military service members and veterans. they were keeping stimulus money from soldiers and using it to pay off existing debts. afte

checking today's temperatures on this 1st of april, 65 in memphis, 62 in atlanta, 75 degrees in l.a. and this is not april fools', only 22 degrees in great falls, montana. >>> coming up, the hospitals now being set up in parking garages. >>> also ahead, the faces behind the numbers. the people we've lost to the coronavirus from the 30-year-old teacher to the parents who died just six minutes apart. >>> and later, some very unusual birthday parties. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >>> forget the cross-country road trip. these rvs in los angeles are being lined up to quarantine people who may have coronavirus. some rvs are also being used for homeless people. the first case of the virus has now been confirmed on l.a.'s skid row. >>> meanwhile, the need for space is so urgent that hospitals

one at the university of memphis and one that middle tennessee state university.k students at these universities and the public at large, these are schools that receive taxpayer money, they should be able to know what is in those agreements. they should be transparent. they should be public. visiting professors and staff should have to go through background checks. the decision making should be left with the u.s. university. but most importantly, we think looking at what china has done with their human rights violations, with the coronavirus, with the lack of cooperation we have had from them, that it is time to seriously revisit even allowing these confucius institutes and confucius classrooms to take place in public universities and schools. judge jeanine: fbi director christopher wray told the senate intelligence community that china has been aggressive in placing operatives at universities whether professors, scientists or students. and the bureau has got to monitor them from its field offices act nation as they watch warily the activities of dozens of confuci

new orleans, baton rouge, and memphis had fallen to union forces. vicksburg was located at a bend in the mississippi. it seems like this impregnable fortress. under cover of night, he had transports come down the river. they crossed over to the only dryland in that area. vicksburg surrendered. it was the same time as the victory at gettysburg. it bisected the confederacy. a lot of the supplies came from west of the mississippi. >> when did president lincoln bring grant east to have the union army? mr. chernow: congress passes a bill reinstating the title of lieutenant general. the only person who had held that was george washington. grant happened to arrive the same day lincoln was having a reception at the white house. lincoln warmly embraced him. there was pandemonium in the room. grant was a hero. they urged grant to stand up on the sofa so people could see him because he was relatively short. he was perspiring profusely. >> grant was impressive on a strategic level. how rare was that to find those qualities any general? there was an interesting

i live in new orleans and evacuated to memphis during patrina, and it was really reassuring when you came on the scene. i just want to say something, the whole question about mardi gras earlier, you are very tactful in your response to that, but the reality is, mardi gras went on from february 10 until february 27, and nobody was talking about shutting down the city then. there was no leadership, from government saying you should not have mardi gras or anything, so i am really tired of that whole storyline. downyou said, nobody shut times square in new york or shut down the commuter trains in and out of jersey, you know, anywhere else. but the question that i had for you, and i will get off the the, the whole firing of commander of the aircraft carrier, i would be interested to know your thoughts and your comments on that. well, i am going to defer to the navy. again, i have opinions about a lot of things. but that crew right now is under stress, some 400, 500 of them fighting to stay alive, having been identified as having the virus, and they just lost a crewmember yesterday. crew i

jude's in memphis. i could not resist talking about one of my books. everybody in the room, and there were a lot of people, they agreed the single most valuable thing is exactly what probably everyone in public office and most who aren't, in washington and elsewhere, agree to do, to get the word out to the next generation we have a history, we are a democracy, we have in fact a long history of up and down but basically it is a society today that is democratic but has basic human rights protected, not perfectly and is more and more a society that is diverse and treats everyone as part of this group. you are part of that. you are part of the group of people making an effort. the supreme court historical society does that. so of course i would come and introduce however is speaking, and they are always good. i always learn something. tonight we will learn about dissent. i don't always dissent. quite often i am in the majority. sometimes i dissent but this is, what it is. the first of the society's for part 2019 leon silverman it series, the subject is dis

checking today's high temperatures, 60s on the east coast, 70s in memphis and kansas city. 104 in phoenix. a heat warning in place there. >>> coming up, a big change for customers at costco. >>> also ahead, a close call at the airport for actor harrison ford. the air traffic control tower was not happy. you'll hear what happened. >>> and later the news about michael jordan and the soaring price of his memorabilia. you may not be thinking about blood donation, but blood is needed to save the lives of people who are sick with a range of illnesses. it's easy and safe to give. if you are in good health, please donate. we need heroes now. visit red cross blood dot org to schedule an appointment. >>> back now with changes at costco. beginning monday the company will become the largest retailer in the u.s. to require all workers and customers to wear a mask. the only exception will be shoppers with certain medical conditions and children under 2. >>> lawmakers are pushing for a federal mandate requiring everyone on u.s. flights to wear masks, but it's unclear which government agency has authorit

particular mental pressures being suffered by those of the front line in the killing professions there memphis's services as they struggle to cope with the crew of the virus crisis . you're sitting somewhere i. just let's see i guess. i was on the floor some days in my bathroom you know trying praying. yes it's time for us to die worms i was having children fever i didn't have any sense of say so smell has been the most you want to go with you. recently she you know sometimes orders you to. simon the song sounds like the research. i have heard and. push myself to do for me in the 58 i'm going to. go. buyers will buy i don't buy it i'd rather it. was a right as are some of my age in the future track our guys are. welcome back but we're going to look at the psychological impact of combating this virus by the people on the front line more than the health service the killing services there lisa commonness the member of parliament for the score by stephen west but here goes she joins me from so far with a common welcome back to the salmon chill thank you very much now you're believing are a cross par

new marine hospitals have been built in baltimore, cleveland, detroit, galveston, memphis, new orleansancisco, and seattle. the marine hospital in stapleton, new york, shown here, has been enlarged to a 1000 bed institution. these hospitals are professionally staffed by medical officers both competent and humane, secured by examination and collection. only qualified graduate nurses, professional dietitians, and skilled therapeutic aides are employed. these hospitals have all these specialized services. eye, ear, nose, and throat. a thoroughly equipped x-ray department. dental department with the most modern equipment. hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, venereal disease, and some have psychiatric service. they are provided with the most modern appliances for diagnosis and treatment. dental treatment is furnished at all marine hospitals by dental officers. most of the patients, especially merchant seamen, are suffering from septic mouth conditions. many remarkable recoveries have done reported. the facilities at the marine hospitals are available without cost to american seamen employed on any

. >> has there been any thought into providing grants for the hospital's say in memphis and nashville, where most of the cases are? gov. lee: there is a significant amount, certainly an important amount of federal funding that is coming as part of these four phases of federal dollars coming down through the cares act. that's going to provide funding directly to hospital providers across the state. those dollars will be forthcoming and that will provide assistance specifically to hospitals in every part of the state. >> thank you. >> next, we will go to grace kane with wpi are. -- wpir. your line is open. >> if the state's numbers do start to rise again, we when will you consider putting stricter guidelines in place? gov. lee: in the same way we follow data to make decisions about how we got us to the place we are today, the data decisions that drove our fight to slow the spread of it is the same kind of data we will watch going forward. we will make decisions about particular issues as we see something happen. it's difficult to predict what those will be, what that will look like, but

was assassinated on the balcony of a memphis tennessee motel. the civil rights leader was there in support of striking sanitation workers. the site of the shooting is now home to the national civil rights museum. fewer and fewer advocates who worked with king remain to tell the story. just last week, reverend joseph lowry passed away at the age of 98. >> getting creative. to stay in the public eye. bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh... it's real. believe me. i mean, this is unexpected. you would say, remarkable? absolutely. a remarkable deal! thanks, i get that all the time. wait what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle wow... i think i'll take two. for the love! oh. higher immunity, of higher protective mechanisms. >> reporter: vpm1002. an enhanced version of an almost 100-year-old tuberculosis vaccine. while they have virtually nothing in common, they both can cause severe respiratory problems. professor kaufman believes vpm1002 would boost the immune system to help it fight off infections with coronavirus. >> to provide a kind of innate, nonspe

new marin hospitals have recently been built at baltimore, cleveland, detroit, galveston, memphis, newsco and seattle. the marnl hospital at stapleton, new york, the one shown here, has been enlarged to make it a 1,000-bed institution. these hospitals are professionally staffed by medical officers both comple tent and humane, secured by examination and selection. only qualified graduate nurses, professional dietitians and killed therapeutic aides are employed. these hospitals have all the specialized services. eye, ear, nose, and throat, a thoroughly equiped x-ray department. dental department with the most modern equipment. hydrotherapy. size yo therapy. mental disease and some have a psychiatric service. they are approvaled with the most modern equipment for the diagnosis and treatment to have disease. dental equipment is furnished by all of the hospitals to dental officers. most of them are suffering from septemberic mouth condition. with the elimination of dental infection, remarkable recoveries have been reported. the eulls of the facilities are available to seamen enrolled in ves

in the film that we see these days from memphis to whatever when you see the planes cascading out of control a b-17 will only fly up to a certain point with a certain amount of damage and then it becomes a hunk of metal and it will fall no matter what and we saw this a few weeks ago with the b-17 carrying two of the passengers crashed in connecticut and killed seven people. i had written on the plane 20 years ago and i sat in the plexiglas because is by far the best view you will ever get flying but i do remember thinking if we lose an engine or two engines, i don't want to be sitting here and unfortunately the people that were killed several weeks ago most were in the front of the airplane. and in combat, the people who generally tend to get out of b-17 and be 24's were going down with the people on the aircraft, the waste covers, the radioman, the people in the front office were trying to keep the plane study so the rest of them could get out. that is what happened in this case. that was a long-winded answer but the ability to tell a larger story about the french resistance but als

. >> we were talking before hand also a prosecution in memphis when it was initiated and it was similar with the sense they were politically motivated the effort to go after a politician for corruption so the media environment was extraordinary and then nonstop and he was convicted and repealed to the sixth circuit to have that conviction overturned and with the change of venue and when we got that he was acquitted. >> that means you go from one jurisdiction to another then you can't get a fair trial in that jurisdiction so the change of venue is extraordinarily significant so look at o.j. simpson for the prosecutor takes the case from los angeles so that whole question of change of venue become significant they try to rule the case out of miami and they failed ultimately. one of the things that happens is you have relatively young defense lawyers trying their cases and after the jury fight one of the defense lawyers for the other defense lawyers but the fact one said that and they are is the conviction with the change of venue's that the book deals with various degrees of prejudice and

jude's in memphis. i couldn't resist talking about one midwife books. not to st. jude's but to the law students. everybody in that room, and there were a lot of people in the room, they agreed that the single most valuable thing is exactly what probably everybody in public office and most who aren't in washington and elsewhere agree is the most important thing to do. to somehow get the word out to the next generation that we do have a history. that we are a democracy. that we do have in fact a long history of ups and downs but basically it is a soes side today that is democratic, that has basic human rights protected, not perfectly, and is more and more a society that is diverse and that treats everyone as part of this group. you're part of that. you are part of the group of people really making an effort. and the supreme court historical society does that and so i would come and introduce whoever is speaking and they always are, i always learn something, tonight we'll learn about dissents. i don't always dissent. [ laughter ] quite often i'm in the majority. they

and memphis they survived an uncharacteristic shooting night from steph curry.y bid the grizzlies by a point up in the record to 71- nine. >> the pursuit of mba history is still very much alive. >> reporter: this is the week it was the green jacket is normally awarded. phil mickelson won his second master and jack nichols won his fourth of an eventual six. in 1962, arnold palmer one his third of four for his championships. in 1947, brooklyn dodger manager was suspended for a year for a string of moral shortcomings that included gambling debts and association with undesirable nightly figures. this day in sports april 9th. >> reporter: moral shortcomings, you can have that. have you ever had heard of the gamma bones? they are playing that. there is a play-by-play guide in the uk. it is worth checking out on this thursday night. >> this is where mabel is strong. there is a perhaps a sign of overconfidence from her arrival. all he has to do is hold on. no opposable thumbs, high risk at this stage. it is gone and mabel takes it. no mercy for the younger dog but only

following the award murder in memphis soon to be a major motion picture. with a look of george washington that firmly separates man from ththe menfrom the legend, the ho man's land, cohost of our people, too and a consulting producer on the forthcoming history channel series of george washington purview as the founders lens drawing on previously unexamined archival material she recounts how he was raised by single mother and thed the stubbornness that caused him to never back down relates the error that caused an international incident and traces the effect of the failure to face a contradiction of the free nation reliant on the state labor. she will be in conversation with the columnist from "the new york times." please join me in welcoming alexis coe and jamaal politics and prose. >> hello. >> hello, everyone. >> hello, audience. let's get started. so, what was the genesis of the book because as mentioned, it is about a murder of a young couple and this seems like a very different direction than crime. >> i'm asked this question and i'm going to go on th

it happened in harrisburg, about an hour northwest of memphis, tennessee. you can see the tornado.t's just illuminated as it hits power lines and transformers and causes massive flashes in the sky. a lot of people were impacted by this, and those rescue crews had to get in there quickly to try and find anybody that may have been injured in the tornado, but really sad video to see this morning as we saw that severe weather move through arkansas. as we bring it back here at home, let's get a live look outside as we start out today. heading out theoor in dublin, we are going to see at the start of the day that it's mostly cloudy, and our temperatures will be slow to warm up as we reach into the upper 50s. it will be a slightly warmer afternoon, especially in the north bay where we will see a little sunshine. as we go hour-by-hour, we go into the afternoon with spotty showers that will be nearby. as we go into tonight, we start to see the quieting down, but most of our rain chances will be across the south bay peninsula as well as the east bay. temperatures in the upper 60s. we will al

the early part of the year was only when] but memphis goes down does vicksburg pop-up is important. same with brantford all of a sudden he's right there when vicksburg becomes the bastian of the mississippi so it's a great heavyweight fight. ... before that was lightly armed but after grant invaded vicksburg, after the navy invaded vicksburg, bombarded the place and wound up being a rebel victory. the defiant city held on. they built up their defenses so vicksburg at its peek and grant at it peak when they miami. it's like frasier and ali. it's a great battle. because brant's not only fighting -- just a match with pemberton. a 10-second knockdown but he has geography to battle and then fight a battle of maneuver. they talk bit sherman's march in chains took army from the bend, louisiana, 160 miles, through louisiana, south of vicksburg and then crossed the river on april 1st, just getting -- all that area was flooded. entire towns were underwater. and he gets that army down there in a month. amazing feat and then across the river, and then wins five battles in a month. boxes him int

after the break, how a memphis community came together to honor one of their own. phis community came together to honor one of their own try wayfair! oh, ok. it's going to help you, with all of... this! yeah, here you go. thank you! oh, i like that one! [ laugh ] that's a lot of storage! perfect. you're welcome! i love it. how did you do all this? wayfair! speaking of dinner, what're we eating, guys? i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. new crest pro/active defense. you're doing more to keep your body healthy for the future. shouldn't your toothpaste do the same for your mouth? now with crest pro/active defense, future proof your whole mouth. its active defense technology neutralizes bacteria to shield against potential issues. crest. and i don't count the wrinkles. but what i do count on is boost high protein. and now, introducing new boost women... with key nutrients to help support thyroid, bone, hair and skin health. all with great taste. new

. >> in memphis tennessee, animal services are currently taking drop off locations and financial contributionse. it plans to offer a food pantry starting next week.>>> timeout 5:46. here's gianna with a check of traffic. >> let's take a look at the roadways are now, chp and emergency crews are working on a trouble spot. they should a special tragic spot heading to millbrae this morning. 101 at the exit, northbound, there is an accident involving two cars, one vehicle overturned, there are three lanes blocked, the three left lanes until further notice, so, they just changed northbound 101 just before broadway, that is the latest before chp. that traffic alert may be out there for quite some time. as we assume in a little bit closer am starting to see some delays building in the area. just a heads up, it is still not a lot of volume on the roadways. if you want to use 280 to avoid that altogether, that is the limit with no troubles. alive look at the san mateo bridge and traffic is pretty light in both . 880 coming off of southbound add heading to the bridge, things are pretty easy heading towar

on this day four years ago the warriors beat memphis to win an nba record 73 games.ph curry setting his own mark 402 threes in this case. both marks still stand. you know the warriors ended up losing in the nba finals but that paved the way for kevin durant to joint team and win a couple of titles. how is this for inspiration? women's u.s. national team star alex morgan dominating her inhouse workouts even though she is nine months pregnant. due date later this month. the former cal soccer standout was planning on participating in the summer olympic games months after delivering her child and now with the games postponed for a year she will will be getting a little bit more time to get ready. if alex morgan can do this almost about to give birth, the rest of us have zero excuses. we've got to get our workouts in. i mean, she's unbelievable. >> she is. >> always talk to your doctor first. i don't want a bunch of pregnant ladies all of a sudden trying to do a workout without clearing it for their doctor first. >> good points. >> larry and i are not going to be pregnant

going into colorado missouri wrote this out was a good well as it will love it solo the leader of the memphis and died for us will there not another me i don't know when that the whopper they go so that the yesterday i discovered the image itself. there yeah but some was just a mess some was system can that it yeah brah am on. people rather than her one time or year is rather busy is rather busy. in sound the subject. or die group or that out there is terrible. the month i would add that the name on there was how do the let that some odd though. i'm going to get only one leg what i don't get of the when they can hear the water june cup and live for fear of what what would be a move or. so was music or system what is. another day but why don't i go though you've done up on my religion was are you going to. die record because if you don't yes have that embodies of the country as i did with that couldn't get anybody who bought a sunday but. i believe that it was highly well padded wondering about them. and then without legal words a kind of weird dark cell a lot of these had some odd as a sub me

in memphis they survived and uncharacteristically shooting night from steph curry.e grizzlies by a point, upping their record to 71-9.>> the pursuit of nba history is still very much alive. >> this is the week in which the green jacket is normally awarded. in 2006, phil mickelson won a second masters championship. on this day in 1972 jack nicholas won his fourth of eventual six and in 1962 arnold palmer won in a three-way playoff, the third of four master championships for palmer. in 1947, brooklyn dodgers manager was suspended for a year for a string of "moral shortcomings." that included gambling debt and associating with undesirable nighttime figures. that's this day in sports. >> that's a good job by joe. time to check this out.>> okay, whenever you are ready.>> i'll try again. >> that is a four-year-old, he is a true troop, and that is the sporting life right now. >> that will do it for us everyone, have a great night and we will see you again at 10. take care everyone, good night. i wish you could all be inside my head. the conversation is sparkling. fine, i'l