heat is still a concern from shreveport into memphis. that's a look at the start of the week we'll take a look at the rest of the week coming up >>> coming up the big winners and the hottest moments at the awdsar >> how teachers are bringing fun to virtual classrooms. for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. just press firmly and it continuously eliminates odors in the air and on soft surfaces. for 45 days.

fourth quarter memphis up 3. the ieyear drives and for this lamb. he finishes with35e grizzly 103-98. -- who found out this morning his grandmother passed away from covid-19 gives portland the lead. under 2 to go, the blazers up one. cj mccullen scores and portland wins, 126-122 to quench the final spot in the playoffs. they will get the lakers beginning on tuesday. the pelicans fired their head coach today after five seasons. gentry was a warriors assistant on their 2015 championship team. he made only one playoff appearance during his time in new orleans.

what we don't know is the different travel paths she may have taken to get to west memphis.f her at a service station in west memphis confirming she was there. we had credit card transactions for. the last known area is around the west memphis/arkansas area. >> julie: what do investigators think happened? do they believe foul play is suspected? >> law enforcement from overland park has been in great touch with us. they don't believe a crime has been committed. they're keeping all options on the table to get to the bottom of this so we can find marilane. >> julie: marilane's husband was tried to use social media to recruit help in finding his wife. the biggest need we need help with right now is we need volunteers to help us search the river right around the i-55 bridge there in memphis. tell me about the response you've gotten from the community and volunteers. >> it has overwhelming to see the volunteers who have come out to offer to do a search to post flyers and especially in that local area of memphis. on the boat side we have a boat in the water, very encouraging, sonar

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you would walk folks around memphis and check out different restaurants and places to taste things anden covid came along and you have still been determine today make your business work. tell us what you're doing now. >> yes, so now tours have gone virtual. we started doing virtual a month after covid was announced and restaurants had to stop dining services and had to start delivering food to people just in memphis, tennessee and then we would also send them exclusive video clips that kind of just show you a virtual way to experience what would normally happen on a food tour but you could enjoy it in the comfort of your own home and when we also started making what we are calling memphis in a box which is a city tasting box where we will ship different foods from different restaurant owners nationwide. alicia: such a great idea. finding a way to make it work. bob, you opened a hotel during covid. how is it going and how did you decide that was a good idea? bob: well, it wasn't on the calendar to have covid coincide with the opening, but in all honesty it's going really well. the hotel

memphis 1rks memphis, 106, shreveport, 104. even new york city will feel near almost 100 degrees.s really brutal down along the gulf coast. nashville will feel like 100. we'll start to see heat increasing in areas of the mid-atlantic region. f toward the end of the week, the heat breaks. d.c., 98. if you want great weather, go to chicago. temperatures there northeasterly 80 degrees all week long. as fang as severe storms, you've been waking up in the middle of the night through minneapolis, south dakota. later on today, kansas, st. louis, springfield, that area could have isolated severe storms or flash flooding. keep the umbrella for later on today. as far as the rest of the week goes, it's been dry in new england. that's going to continue along with the hot conditions. we'll see storms in areas from the midwest all the way to the southeast. you guessed it. it's august. hot and humid for most of the country. you're actually lucky this time of year if you get a little bit of rain. >> triple digits in some parts of the country. incredible to see. thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, e

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in 1968 the memphis sanitation strike workers and demanded and poor people's campaign insisted that,g people live in labor and poverty. those foreshadowed our day today to make the minimum wage a living wage, not a poverty wage. and we're fighting along frontline workers, sanitation workers, health care workers, grocery workers, transport workers and so many more. they're praised for being essential but they're treated as if they're expendable. while standing with sanitation workers in memphis, they had said, so often we overlooked the work of significance of those who are not in professional jobs, of those who are not in the so-called did jobs, but let me say to you tonight, whenever you're engaged in work that deserves humanity and for the building of humanity, it has dignity and worth. the now we have a president who confesses greatness with grandiosity. but my father knew better. everyone, he said, can be great because everyone can serve. he understood the human yearning for recognition and in his famous speech he explains that everyone wants to be a drum major, leader of the mar

. >> the nurses in memphis who came out of retirement to treat patients during this pandemic.ou built this country. >> you know what? you deserve more than a constant chaos that donald trump delivers. >> you deserve health care you can afford, a job that pays you fairly. you deserve childcare and paid sick leave while you work. and when you pay the social security medicare, you deserve to know it will be there when you retire. across theo voters country in both red states and blue states, we won. >> a new generation of leaders is rising up. >> with joe biden in the white house, there is no limit to what we can do. are making drug prices more transparent. so people with chronic illnesses won't go broke while drug companies get rich. >> joe is working to protect and expand the affordable care act. he will make sure millions keep their coverage and no one will be denied for a pre-existing condition. he will bring down the cost of health care and prescription drugs. having tax credits for working families and allowing medicare to negotiate drug prices. >> that is a good deal. >> t

. >> the nurses in memphis who came out of retirement to treat patients during this pandemic.ou built this country. >> you know what? you deserve more than a constant chaos that donald trump delivers. >> you deserve health care you can afford, a job that pays you fairly. you deserve childcare and paid sick leave while you work. and when you pay the social security medicare, you deserve to know it will be there when you retire. across theo voters country in both red states and blue states, we won. >> a new generation of leaders is rising up. >> with joe biden in the white house, there is no limit to what we can do. are making drug prices more transparent. so people with chronic illnesses won't go broke while drug companies get rich. >> joe is working to protect and expand the affordable care act. he will make sure millions keep their coverage and no one will be denied for a pre-existing condition. he will bring down the cost of health care and prescription drugs. having tax credits for working families and allowing medicare to negotiate drug prices. >> that is a good deal. >> t

regular army troops from their standby in memphis followed. after midnight, they drove the rioters off campus. the rioters went downtown. more troops arrived and were bombarded with flying objects. several were hit. windshields were smashed. by early morning, the battle was over. two men were dead. almost 200 injured. in the gray morning light, flames flickered among the chart -- charred cars. the smell of teargas hung thickly in the air. it was littered with rocks and broken glass and hundreds of teargas canisters. he was and rolled, -- enrolled, escorted by federal marshals while soldiers with six bay and it crews nearby. meredith was admitted but never accepted. even those who dare to befriend him were intimidated and ostracized. from his on-campus isolation, he later wrote he was the most segregated negro in america. not far from the lines of battle, meredith received his diploma. meredith now plans to raise money in washington for an educational fund he established for needy college students. he says he will eventually return to mississip

the highlight of a holy month and marks the death in battle of the prophet muhammad's grandson in memphis saying the largest shiite communities are in iraq and iran but the event is also commemorated in many other countries usually huge crowds of pilgrims gather in the holy city of karbala iraq this year though the mood is a little different. it might look like an airport but the security gates the checking fees are not much more checks and the people here in kabul that are right of worship is not travelers was a car they sent in with the rise of. this year of course we're grappling with the spread of coronavirus so we've installed devices and gates equipped with cameras for measuring temperatures and to texting pilgrims who might be infected with the coronavirus who are the. most obvious and. in some ways a few face masks a little sign of social distancing. in iran's capital tehran people seem to be more careful and to be staying further away from each other. not the other you know the coronavirus has definitely necessitated restrictions but perhaps restriction is the wrong word i think

. >> you have the memphis community? >> we do. for the most part we are a commuter church which is different from when i join. when i joined people lived in the neighborhood. the neighborhood is now predominately hispanic. >> we experience the same. people do commute. there is tremendous ministry going on. >> people are doing great work. people commute but they stay there and go. >> in our last minute or so, what is the advice that you have for people in urban centers who are seeing our members move away. what is the best way to galvanize ministry? >> the best way no matter where you are is around mission and relationship.. all of allen temple are committed to their mission and one another. it is not just coming in on sunday morning for celebration. it is everything that happens during the w planning activities for outreach in the community. that is who we are as a people. we speak out on behalf of those who are voiceless. the people committed to that, there is no distance they won't drive for that to be maintained. they have also

hand you know they've had their bumps and bruises they've picked up 3 losses they have to rely on memphis deep a he's been there magical boot for man city they have a number of players they can hurt you as does leo but you know the all of the former byron manager came out saying that it could anything could happen you know winnings that guaranteed you know they're obviously going to you know gun for some sort of trophy this season because they've missed out on everything this season so my thoughts are man city will win i'm not sure it'll be a blowout like we just saw from byron i think it would be close hopefully it will be but man city all the way all right you had to have fans chris thank you thanks very much for coming in for the analysis and. german born liverpool coach has been named premier league manager of the season after guiding his team to their 1st league title in 3 decades gave a cool coasted to the title with a total of $99.00 points finishing the any 20 points clear of manchester city cop arrived at liverpool in 2015 and last season he led live a poll to the champions leagu

in the champions league laon on the other hand they have suffered 3 defeats they have to rely on memphis the pay that's their main goal scorer but you know the list goes on and on who man city have at their disposal you know silva where oh you know writing sterling i think they have your favorites will walk away victorious but pep guardiola himself acknowledged that it's never easy in the final 4 given all of the opponents they're all capable of winning it so obviously he doesn't want to put the cares before the horse either christ a lot of stuff to look forward to thanks very much for the analysis ok. in the athletics ugandan ronna joshua chapter guys set a new world record in the 5000 maida rice on friday night chip the guy was running 61 second laps at the diamond lake meeting in monaco you know 2 seconds off the previous record that have been held from for the last 16 me is by ethiopian athletics john kennedy said because i. was a reminder of the top stories we're following for you this hour huge crowds are gathered in minsk to honor the victims of the brutal crackdown on protests de

in 1893, her best friend was lynched in memphis tennessee. as a journalist, she reported about it and protested his death and that of his two friends. they were lynched by a white mob because they were successful grocers. they were doing well in business. when i get the welsh protested -- ida b. wells protested, or offices were burned. she had to leave memphis for her life and go into self exile. you are able to read this portrait even more -- with even more on. not only wage she wearing this gorgeous dress and a beautiful fashionista. in the lace there is embroidered it beadwork which must have been incredibly difficult to do. her choice of photographer is interesting to. she's just suffragists, a feminist, so she wasn't going to go to just any photos studio. she wanted to make sure that she was in control of her image. she could probably trust a woman to help her do that. it's an interesting object. i think it's a real bridge through time. it's one of the reasons i love objects. it's one of the reasons i love my job because i think that por

milwaukee place memphis and the grizzlies can try to clinch a playoff spot with a win. the warriors back in march but thomas. ion no day off for ay yeah, using his dog for girls along the beach. >>> hello friends, the masters announced they will not have any fans or as they say patrons in attendance for this year's tournament in november. and, as you know they won't have any azaleas blooming either. they only bloom in the spring. >> what about the cheese sandwiches? will they have those? >> they will be there. those are season less. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first.

the news that the administration also is pushing operation legend to stop problems in memphis and tennesseealso this, the portland police chief saying portlanders, you need to send a strong message, enough is enough in the riots. they will not lead to better out comes for people of color. also with us retired i.c.e. acting director tom homan on new york city mayor bill de blasio, now demanding local police crack down on tourists coming into new york and violating covid quarantine rules. this as gang violence shootings, murders, homicides spiral out of control. now this. should a big city democrat mayor be focused deploying the police to go after tourists with money to spend in a struggling economy? or should he be stopping even small children from being shot and killed on city streets? thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. to the big new battle that will affect the outcome of the 2020 race. the trump campaign now asking the commission on presidential debates to hold de

. >>> blazers taking on memphis in the play-in ga tbeki of the yea john more moran. the blazers come back late. it wasn't game time. it was cj mccollum time. in the final three minutes he had 8. when shake and bake is working, why stop it now? dishes to car nel lo anthony. he buries it. he is out of the game for a year. blazers win by four. they'll play the lakers starting tuesday, next saturday night here on abc 7. >>> hey, did you see this? yesterday wyndham championship rafa cabrera bello. right on the lip. 25 second later, it eventually drops in the cup. right there. all right. there it goes. >>> as we all fight the coronavirus pandemic, california is mandating face masks to stop the spread. that's why abc 7 wants to remind you to wear a mask for you, your loved ones and your community. please wear because you care. >>> finally now, as we know, firefighters have a lot to deal with on the front lines of a wildfire. things like the wet, rugged terrain and, of course, the am ar bl maet eric? >> crews with the ventura county department clearing a road as they battle

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with portland and memphis moving on, the spur's streak of 22 connective playoff appearances, tied for the longest in the nba history came to an end. san antonio has not met the postseason since. plfs the st time the nba spurs, 1997. south park debuted on thisday 23 years ago. titanic was the number one movie and the bulls won their fifth nba championship. and the warriors went 30-52. pop was asked about the streak ending and he said that is fake news. the real news now, ken bastida. thank you. >>> rides are off limits at the santa cruz beach boardwalk but a new attrac lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att . >>> the boar

fourth quarter memphis up 3. the ieyear drives and for this lamb. he finishes with35e grizzly 103-98. -- who found out this morning his grandmother passed away from covid-19 gives portland the lead. under 2 to go, the blazers up one. cj mccullen scores and portland wins, 126-122 to quench the final spot in the playoffs. they will get the lakers beginning on tuesday. the pelicans fired their head coach today after five seasons. gentry was a warriors assistant on their 2015 championship team. he made only one playoff appearance during his time in new orleans. the next coach will inherit a talented roster that includes last year's number one pick, zion williamson. one of the top goalies in the league opted out of the playoffs. third. austin leading carolina, 1-0. charlie coyle shot is deflected a shorthanded goal for the bruins has 29 saves and boston wins, 3-1. i now -- in the western conference the avalanche looking to take a, 3- 1 lead. they when 4-2 but colorado leads the series, 2-1. this after a reds player tested positive for covid-19 the cardin

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with portland and memphis moving on, the spur's streak of 22 connective playoff appearances, tied for the longest in the nba history came to an end. san antonio has not met the postseason since. >> the last time the nba playoffs did not include the spurs, 1997. south park debuted on this day 23 years ago. titanic was the number one movie and the bulls won their fifth nba championship. and the warriors went 30-52. pop was asked about e st ending and he said that is fake news. the real news now, ken bastida. thank you. >>> rides are off limits at the santa cruz beach boardwalk but a new attrac (upbeat music) - [narrator] food delivery just got more rewarding, now that grubhub gives you rewards when you order. did you order tacos? again? boom, rewarded. (chewing) (dog barks) ordering dinner for the family? voila, rewarded, with a side of quiet. (baby mumbling) grubhub rewards you. get a free delivery perk when you order. - [group] grubhub. (upbeat music) . >>> the boardwalk in santa drive in movie theater. they are planning to host movies on friday and saturdays. the first screening is n

some flooding threat cooler weather in store but the heat is still a concern from shreveport into memphis. that's a look at the start of the week we'll take a look at the rest of the week coming up >>> coming up the big winners and the hottest moments at the awdsar >> how teachers are bringing fun to virtual classrooms. for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. just press firmly and it continuously eliminates odors in the air and on soft surfaces. for 45 days. [ heavy breathing ] breathe more freely with congpowerful claritin-d.you? claritin-d improves nasal airflow two times more than the leading allergy spray at hour one. [ deep inhale ] claritin-d. get more airflow. come on tucker, let's go.k? tuck, tuck, do you want a walk boy? tucker, do you want to go out? when the whole family needs an excuse to get out, nutro's clean recipe will help your dog keep up. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum... ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsi

jude children's research hospital in memphis, tennessee. dr. webb's shot keeps going down there. dr. claussen, you first. 300,000 deaths by december is striking. it is alarming. it really hits you, when you wake up on a friday morning. what do you think of it? >> it's a good punch. that's an absolutely breathtaking number. to think that we're right now at about 160,000 deaths and we'll double that in just four months, to be a wake-up call to everybody. the good news is that this is just a prediction, it's just a model, it's not a guarantee and it doesn't have to come true. there's good things we can do to help prevent that many fatalities in the united states. we're not in the same situation that we were in march. we have good evidence now, good practices that we know that can prevent the spread and the acquisition of covid-19. namely, to social distance, avoid crowds, and wear masks. >> -- wearing of masks, we just put up that prediction. each time we get this new projection, it comes with the caveat that if 95% of people in this country did wear a mask, the number would be dram

tome the trail blazers will take on the memphis grizzlies for the final spot in the playoffs. the bubble experiment was worked with no players or coaches testing positive for coronavirus. teams that don't make the playoffs will have to leave the bubble immediately. >>> coming up next for you here on "today in the bay," setbacks and progress with the on going battle with coronavirus. >> that is right. plus a summer scorcher. our team is tracking the heat wave and how the bay area is bracing for warm temperatures, down right hot temperatures headed our way. we'll be right back. >> it is a bumpy road back to normal so we'll continue to take your pandemic and financial questions every day. bill asked what is the fastest way to get a new driver's license. it is true, dmv services are scaled back but you could speed things up by starting an application online, then walk into any dmv to complete the process. now let us help you. contact us any time. we respond to every call, every email, every social media post. dear california, we know these are challenging times... and with summer

you can see areas like memphis, the tropical depression is right now 30 miles per hour. it is expected to continue northeast over the next 24 hours or so. for us, at home, we have a good- looking forecast in store. air quality continues to improve. in and around the bay area, i think we will be partly sunny to partly cloudy without marine layer intact. as we get into the second part of the day, it is continued. mostly sunny skies for the inland area and along the coastline, partly sunny to partly cloudy. along the bay area, most of us, within a few degrees where we started, 55 in san francisco, 60 in walnut creek, fog along the coastline and inside the bay. the visibility is low at half moon bay. we have patchy, dense fog along highway 1 this morning. for your afternoon, 74 in oakland, low 80s are expected. for inland cities, low 80s to low 90s for most. we go east, we have 93 in concord. that is one of the hotspots for today. 95 is expected in antioch. there is the cool down, expected for saturday. on sunday, we get a rebound. it is nothing to dramatic. temperatures wil

that is memphis down there in the lower part of the screen. and a quick shot of what will happen the next 48 hours. it will be a flooding rain event for the next 24, but then it will just bring some healthy rains up to 2 1/2 inches in philadelphia and 2 1/4 in huntsville, alabama. for us, look at these temperatures. it dropping tomorrow and then august goes out hot, 70s, 80s and 90s. >>> and the coast guard crew decided to jump into the ocean for a much needed break, but they found thechlgs cmselves confronting something like the movie jaws. yes, that is what they encountered, that shark swimming right along with them. the crew hadn't been off the ship for weeks, so they just decided to cool off in the water. and that happened. all precautions were this place including a rescue swimmer and a shark watcher who quickly went to work. >> going that way! heading for the bow! turn back. >> get on board! >> move, move! >> this is so dramatic. luckily nobody was hurt including the shark. it eventually swam off. >> coming up next at 5:00, classes are b

continuous 7 and a half miles of mills there's none left and carry an all around all our manufacturing memphis country all these things and i blame it on the politicians it's the establishment it's washington d.c. they've got their little cliques they've got their thing. they don't care about i mean us. and it doesn't matter democrat republican they're all the same they're all i'm sorry to use that language but. they're in there for one thing they're in or to get elected. the reason donald trump's in there is because he's a celebrity or he did this or he did that he is in there because he is not one of them and we are so frustrated. we had to vote him in if donald trump goes away we'll find another trump believe me we'll find another one the people dreamed this couch the people built this country at it's the people who are making america great again. the clintons and the obama was all oh they talked about families and children and justice and so on maintained these rights for corporations promoted the right of their companies to do whatever they want to around the world in a strange way it was

blazers-memphis you saw it on abc 7. ja morant you know he's probably going to be rookie of the year. he had 35 and the grizzlies led by eight in the fourth. it's been dame time but how about c.j. mock mccollum time? eight in the final three minutes. 25 seconds to go. blazers down three. dame with the ball. and he's going to give it up to carmelo who buries the triple and the blazers go on to win by four. portland will play the lakers in the first round of the playoffs starting tuesday. next saturday it's right here on abc 7. >>> and hey, did you see this yesterday? wyndham championship. rafaero bello for the birdie on 7. it stops right on the lip and we'll fast forward this for you, kind of speed it up but an actual time of 25 seconds just hung on the lip and eventually would go in. believe me, it'll go in. just right now. that's a look at sports. we'll be right back after this. an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? that's great! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiti

. >> and willard blfa in western conference series. 4th quarter memphis is up three. the rookie of the year favorite drives in for the slam. he finishes with 35 and the grizzlelies lead but the blazers come back, tied at 111 off the missed three. the put back. his grandmother pass away from coronavirus this morning, had 22 points and 21 rebounds. under two minutes left the blazers up one. this three, balls for cj who scored 29 and portland wins 126- 122 to get the final of firsund beginning on tuesdathe third round of the championship from north carolina. third role, kim's t shot on the par three. one bounce and this goes right into the cup for a hole in one but kim didn't see that one go in. later in the 12 he nearly gets a second ace but the ball acss final round. >> can you relate, brian? >> to? >> can you relate? >> i can re it's game day live, here at bill and julie's house. a fan-favorite venue, ever since they got gig-speed internet. hey, amy? wanna grab a seat? we're live. it's game on, with gig-speed internet from xfinity. start him. sit him. trade him. xfini

with portland and memphis moving on, gregg popovich and the spurs' streak of 22 consecutive playoff appearances which was tied for the longest in the nba history, came to an end. san antonio had not missed the post season since. >>> wow. >> oh my god, they killed kenny. >> excellent producing. now the last time the nba playoffs ted not include the spurs, 1997. "south park" premiered. actually debuted on this day 22 years ago. "titanic" was the number one movie and michael jordan and the bulls won their fih nba championship. and the latrell sprewell warriors went 30-52. all good things must end some time. that's the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> well, thanks dennis. for giving us a throwback there. 4:56 right now. >> still ahead in the next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, today's dangerous temps bringing a new concern. power outages. what the state is asking you to now do. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break. this is from our salesforce tower camera. looking west. mary breaks down that hot forecast for you right after >>>

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in 1968 the memphis sanitation strike workers demanded and the poor's people campaign insisted that workingr in poverty. those fights foreshadowed the struggle today to make the minimum wage a living wage, not a poverty wage. and we are fighting alongside the front line workers, sanitation workers, health care workers, grocery workers, transport and food service workers and so many more. they're praised for being essential but they're treated as if they're expendable. while standing with sanitation workers in memphis, dad said so often we overlook the work and the significance of those who are not in professional jobs, those not in the so-called big jobs but let me say to you tonight that wherever you are -- whenever you engage in work that serves humanity and for the building of humanity, it has dignity and worth. we have a president who confesses greatness with grandiosity and my father knew better. everyone he said can be great because everyone can serve. he understood the human yearning for recognition and in his famous speech he explained that everyone wants to be a drum major, the lea

little rock arkansas memphis tennessee to eventually on and twere day maybe washington d.c. area not as a tropical system but a big if you were a maker in potentially recent tornadoes there as we get towards the weekend here in the world ends we did not have much going on 5 bands or rain from the hurricane working week from today back to cost of quality issues here and maybe even a few tornadoes so we could have a busy afternoon and evening here across the south eastern part of the reason it's for thank you very much dave. w w l t v in new orleans louisiana. and we stand the u.s. where republicans have mounted a robust defense of law and order on the 3rd night of the national convention it comes as the nation faces new tensions following the shooting of jacob blake a black man in wisconsin but as president mike pence was the keynote speaker one of but only president trump could up hold or he says americans didn't need to choose between a lawful society and standing up for african-americans trump and joined him on stage making another surprise appearance he'll give his accept

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portland now plays memphis saturday for the eighth seed play. >>> this is kind of funny, back by popular demand. mom needs a golf lesson, or so it seems. her infant daughter is screaming for it, check this out. >> you got this. [ laughter ] >> come on, mom. you are scaring the kid. that's mckenzie high get who needs a little bit more work on her game. >>> got some hockey to talk about too. in the nhl, third- period columbus up 2-1. alexander lindbergh brilliant, through his legs, he will score, columbus win it 3-1 and that series with tampa tied 1-1. >> see you later everyone, good night. so why don't you go get your uniform? [ singsongy ] chop chop! cam. what? she's in karate. it's not offensive. debatable, but why would you schedule all this extra stuff on the same day as her talent show? okay, are you accusing me of overscheduling our tone-deaf daughter so she's so tired she misses the talent show and doesn't humiliate herself? lily has no talent. because she's 7. no one has talent at 7. i did. tons of it. sheep-shearing, cornhusking, hay-baling. it was hard for me to pick just one to

. >> this is john in memphis, tennessee. democrat, good morning. host: go ahead.an, we need to the our eyes on the prize, and the price is to get donald trump out of the presidency. women are capable of running this country, and they have proven that overtime. all the women that are republicans in office, where they apply that the democratic women, too? no, they don't. this,ust see trump doing line from the time he came down the escalator. he has put this country in a bad shape. we need to get him out of office, thank you. kansasou mentioned the primary for the senate race last week. in kansas,ne republican, good morning. caller: good morning. i've got a two-part question. number one is i keep hearing that republicans have a much better ground game than democrats do in all the states, i would like to know if that is true. i think people might fail to underestimate the trump supporter once again. i think that this year, i'm not answering any survey questions. i would not put a sign in my yard, i would not wear a trump hat, i would not put a bumper sticker on becaus

louis memphis and albuquerque for many violent crimes including arson and 91 murders. we are also using the full power of the federal government to defeat as you know the china virus. .. pres. donald trump: the done an incredible job. we'll put them out. the hospitalization rate has fallen in our country, 54 percent. since this weekend april . 54 percent. older americans are still the most vulnerable to the virus. 92 percent of deaths have occurred 55 and older. only 2.7 percent of deaths have occurred among those 44 years. think of that 44 years and younger. only 2.7 percent of deaths have occurred. and many of those people had pre-existing conditions. they had problems. diabetes and other problems but many of those, so think of that, only 2.7 percent. under 44 years of age. mortality in europe this year is 33 percent higher than the united states. evidence that the tragic cost of this virus is higher and other western nations. south korea, doing well, they've had a big breakout. we must all remain vigilant and continue to exercise extreme caution around those at high

gets over memphis. it will get picked up into the jet scream. we'll see heavy rains in this area. maybe more moisture coming out of the gulf of mexico and that may bring more rain to the area trying to recover. so, this is not what we need tomorrow as far as the forecast is concerned. nor do we need this. just now getting into the peak of hurricane season and we've got two more systems in the atlantic to watch. hopefully, david, those two will cut us a break. david? >> yeah, we really don't like seeing that. but we do thank you, rob, and all of our crews throughout the region during this storm. thank you, rob. glad you're okay. >>> we're going to move on to several other major stories unfolding this evening. the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin. authorities tonight have now revealed the name of the officer and new details about what they say they found at the scene. we're also learning more tonight about the 17-year-old from a neighboring state now accused of opening fire on protesters. two were killed. tonight, what he said in an interview just moments before

the two girls, and memphis being stomped. he was bleeding out of every opening in his head. >> yeah, that's the photograph you don't see much of. joan: no. >> that is where you really get the full effect of the violence. joan: it is much better for kids' books to show this one. >> yes. joan: i talked to several reporters, probably all of the reporters behind the counter or their descendents and across the board, this is the most frightening experience at a demonstration they had in a civil rights movement. granted, none of them were in .irmingham or the riots mississippi, they got around. >> what was particularly horrifying for me -- how long did this go on? joan: i lost track of time. i think it's supposed to have been about three hours or something. >> three hours. if you can imagine what it was like to be there for that amount of time, with the crowd apparently not under control. joan: completely out of control, and the police laughing. >> you had been -- you were a veteran of sit-ins. this was something new for you. what

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. >>> the trump administration now says it will deploy federal agents to memphis and st.ouis, as part of an effort to help local officials crack down on crime. attorney general william barr says the mission is to reduce gun violence. >>> the nra is fighting back against a new push to dissolve the organization. new york's attorney general is suing the nra claiming ceo wayne lapierre has been using the organization as his personal piggy bank. the nra dismissed the lawsuit as political. >>> now to that story from texas. a father coming to the rescue saving his 4-year-old daughter from an alligator. >> he's definitely the biggest one we have seen before. you knew he was big but not how big. >> reporter: 11'7", 500 pounds and hungry. it was a typical morning here in lee city, texas. dad andrew checking on his kids and babysitter fishing in the lake behind the house. andrew started by something in the water near his 4-year-old. >> an alligator head coming right toward where is she is. i just ran out the gate and i picked my daughter up and put her over the fence and took a coup

louis, memphis, and albuquerque for many violent crimes, including gun crimes, arson, and 91 murders.e are also using the full power of the federal government to defeat, as you know, the china virus. new cases have declined in 80% of the jurisdictions in the past week. 80%. new zealand, by the way, had a big outbreak, and other countries that were held up to try and make us look not as good as we should look, because we have done an incredible job, but they have had a lot of outbreaks, but they will be able to put them out like we them out. the hospitalization rate has fallen in our country. 54% since the peak in april, 54%. older americans are the most vulnerable to the virus. 92% of deaths have occurred among those 55 and older. only 2.7% of deaths have occurred among those 44 years, think of that, 44 years and younger. so 44 years old and younger, only 2.7% of deaths have occurred. and many of those people had pre-existing conditions, they had problems, heart, diabetes, and other problems, but -- many of those. so think of that. only 2.7% under 44 years of age. excess mortality in