king to come to memphis.e arrives on march 18 and he receives a wonderful reception at the nearby mason temple. he tells reverend abernathy and other aids that we are going to come back to memphis and march on behalf of the sanitation workers. that day is march the 28th, 1968. there is a war going on in the back of the march, just one hour after the march takes place. 16-year-old youths from south memphis. dr. king is assassinated on thursday, april 4, 1968. immediately after his death, many began to see the very money increases,. it showcases to america that a nonviolent movement creates a violent response. of all the five political assassinations that occurred in the decade, dr. kings is the only one that resulted in violence and uproar. with the assassination of dr. king, the pillar of nonviolence being slain on the balcony of an effort american hotel prompted other local lawmakers to fix this. 12 days later, the city of memphis reaches a strike resolution with the sanitation workers. they are given a very

we're inside a memphis hospital forced to reopen its covid unit. the majority of patients unvaccinated. is it affecting the vaccinated, too? dr. fauci says mild breakthrough cases are to be expected. and fully vaccinated staffers in the white house to nancy pelosi's office, testing positive. and mitch mcconnell saying do not listen to the misinformation. urging the unvaccinated in this country to get the shot. >>> new concern with just three days until the tokyo olympics. at least 71 people in the olympic bubble testing positive. what the olympics chief acknowledged today. is there any chance they would consider calling the games off? james longman is there. >>> back here at home, in new york, the deadly house explosion. seven other homes damaged. what we've learned so far. >>> the wildfires exploding across 13 states tonight. and the noaa satellite image, showing the smoke from the west reaching all the way to the east. affecting air quality across the country. >>> and the joke tom brady cracked at the white house today, drawing laughter. and how

memphis, those cities i mentioned, it's twice the rate of chicago.ou pick these cities? these are certainly the ones that are getting the most negative headlines, but these other cities are having perhaps bigger problems. >> well, brianna, the point of this initiative and this focussed effort is, yes, we're launching these strike forces in these cities, as you noted. but they are purposefully looking also outside. so for instance, some of the places that you mentioned are where we're seeing those guns trafficked from and flowing into chicago. so, this is a cross jurisdictional effort and the prosecutors in chicago, the investigators in chicago will be working with those other jurisdictions to identify the networks and take down the entire network. you mentioned chicago, brianna, the attorney general is traveling later today to chicago where, as you noted unfortunately, some 50 people were shot over the weekend. he'll be traveling there to meet with state and local law enforcement and federal partners to engage with community leaders to talk about thi

i'll use my city of memphis as an example. in the year 2020, the city of baltimore received three times as much funding as memphis. despite baltimore having a lower population and property rate than memphis in current times. can you address, if you can address, whether you think that cbdg whether the formula is outdated and does need to be modernized? secretary fudge: i think we need to take a look at it just like so many other formulas in h.u.d. we are in the process of evaluating where we stand. absolutely i think we should look at it. mr. kustoff: i appreciate that answer. i would appreciate if you could, your staff could follow up with my staff on any thoughts, proposals and maybe we can share ideas. secretary fudge: be happy to. mr. kustoff: with that i yield back. chair waters: thank you. the gentleman's time has expired. the the gentlewoman from texas, ms. garcia, is recognized for five minutes. ms. garcia: thank you, madam chair. thank you so much for this very important hearing and our invitation to madam secretary. m

one day i was doing shows in memphis. i was in a bar. sitting there with him.e memphis fan came up to him and with a big old southern accent said, hey, hadadi, i love you, you had a great game last night. and i turned to him and said, you know, you're doing more for world peace than a lot of politicians are. so we need to embrace these international sports. the world is big now. you get a guy like otani, the kids love otani. i love otani. i'm an oakland a's fan. he's on the angels. i love the guy. >> hold up, hold up, you're an a's fan? and you have said anything positive about -- so he mixes sports metaphors, he speaks positively of the angels, even though he's an a's fan. you might be off the show. rina, with regards to marketability, though, i feel like there's a kernel of something inside what stephen a. smith was saying that is worth unpacking. because we've seen this debate going around a lot in the last few years. whether it's players and they're marketable, movies and tv shows, whether they're marketable. it used to be questionable whether a tv show wit

at "landed in memphis on our way to d.c., thank you all for your well wishes.and her family, our livelihoods and our beloved texas. but our sacrifice -- i'm sorry, can't read it with a straight face. our sacrifices come nothing compared to the sacrifices brave americans of me throughout history to protect the sacred right to vote. those sacrifices include drinking miller lite on private plane over memphis. it was moving. weav don't have a lot of photos from within that private plane, just like we don't have a lot o paintings from the private crossing of the delaware. as you can see, those people are terrified.d. not taking this trip on a private plane for themselves, they are doing it for democracy which paradoxically they have just suspended. revolutions are full of bitter t little ironies like that. you may be wondering how did all those lawmakers get on that plane, can you just walk on a plane now? does not require some kind of resisting the garden for photo i.d.? and are you required by federal law to wear a mask on an airplane? sure, you are in normal time

there's obviously no wizards in washington, no grizzlies in memphis and l.a.on a lake, it's the edge of an ocean. >> i see what you did there, katie. real smooth that's the problem, when you start with one, you've got to keep going keep going and keep going. if these leaks really want to do something, how about you do something to improve the lives of people's off the track field and off the basketball court, that's what really matters. you heard a lot about the nfl and what they have been doing, he would think they would be leading the charge but that was just a recent one billion-dollar element between the players because of the concussion going on the league the defense the nfl used, they said black players were inferior to begin with and that's the reason they have the concussion so presenting this court may have to set up one billing so it shows you who get virtue signal update and make minor changes all you want but what matters is what you do when the cameras are not on. >> lawrence, i want to follow up with you about the names teams seems like it matte

airport police met the aircraft once it landed in memphis this morning.ptive passenger off the plane, allowing the flight to continue on to atlanta. we'll keep tabs on that one for you. >>> in the meantime less than two weeks away from the summer olympics in tokyo. in most venues there won't be a single spectator in the stands to cheer on the athletes. tokyo is entering its fourth stage of emergency. we're following another big story in the world of sports. this one happening on the sidelines of the nba finals. "new york times" revealing a tape of espn host rachel nichols who is white griping to a friend that the network gave a coveted job to a black reporter instead of her. take a listen. >> she covers football, she covers basketball. >> nichols thought she was speaking privately but her worpds beamed back to espn through a camera set up for her live shots. it then made the rounds inside espn last summer. nichols has since apologized but in response espn has pulled her from her sideline duties and with me now talk about this is the perfect person to talk

those sacrifices include drinking miller lite on a private plane over memphis! it was moving.t have a lot of photos from within that private plane just like we don't have a lot of paintings from washington's crossing of the delaware. sometimes you have to imagine it but we do have this documentary evidence, this shot and as you can see those people are terrified. they're not taking this trip on a private plane for themselves. they're doing it for democracy, which paradoxically they've just suspended. revolutions are full of bitter litter so mike little ironies like that but we've learned to live without in the name of the greater good. you may be wondering how did all of those lawmakers get on that plane? can you just walk on a plane no? doesn't that require some form of photo i.d.? a racist i.d. card? and wear their masks? are you required to wear a mask on an airplane by federal law? sure you are, in normal times, but when there's a revolution in progress, normal rules are suspended. che guevara never wore a surgical mask, his rifle was his i.d. card. and so with these sligh

company dropped its bid to build the 50-mile pipeline through predominantly black communities in the memphis intense community opposition. community leader justin pearson called the pipeline's cancellation an "extraordinary testament to what memphis and shelby county can do when citizens build power toward justice." the fight against the byhalia pipeline drew the support of civil rights leaders, including reverend william barber, as well as former vice president al gore, who called the pipeline a "reckless, racist rip-off." in iowa, a federal judge has sentenced climate activist jessica reznicek to eight years in prison for damaging parts of the dakota access pipeline in 2016 and 2017. u.s. district court judge rebecca goodgame ebinger also ordered reznicek to pay nearly $3.2 million in restitution. in 2016, jessica reznicek and fellow activist ruby montoya set fire to five pieces of heavy machinery being used to construct the dakota access pipeline. the two then moved up and down the pipeline's length, destroying valveand delaying construction for weeks. their actions were inspired by the p

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>> i'm chief davis from the city of memphis. a city that has gun violence in the black and brown communities. there has to be a correlation with the george floyd justice and policing act and a strategic plan that this president is pushing forward. we have to -- >> martha: that's the police chief in memphis. and one of the striking things here, a discussion about the violence of handguns in u.s. and black and brown communities in america. we have talked a lot about this during the focus on school shootings and campus shootings in is a big story as well. the fact that black lives matter are also the lives of children lost to the families and the community violence that exists and that's what we're hearing addressed by eric adams, the democratic candidate for mayor in new york city. joining me again, james craig and geraldo rivera, fox news contributor at large. this is very interesting -- let me bring you in first, chief. eric adams seems to be part of the effort to sort of change the narrative on police discussions among the demo

i remember talking to my mom, kari, and it was so hot in memphis, and i said, it's 75 degrees right here. >> no, you need to say, mom, come and visit. >> yeah, we're working on that. >> yeah, say we need to come here and get a cooldown. we have that right now as we look outside in san jose. clouds starting off with us this morning and that means it will keep it cool today. we have low 60s and slow rise in our temperatures, and once again staying comfortable and all depending on where you are. we will talk about the range in temperatures we are seeing across the area. mike, how is it looking now for the commute? >> sil silicon valley, the free itself moving smoothly. and your usually closure here for alvarado niles. and it looks like everything is okay for hesperian as far as traffic goes. could get some mist action. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," she's not a free britney this morning. a judge decides to keep the conservatoriship in place. >>> what we know about krispy kremes re-entry into the stock market. >>> the bay bridge toll plaza outside, and mike always has his eye on t

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it was to march from memphis to jacksonville mississippi. then they would go into the community's purpose was to register voters. and is there that they began to go around the confederate monuments. the statutes are in the town squares, the center of town are they are on courthouse lawn. which is also where people like maybe register to vote, at the courthouse. it is a confrontation with confederate monuments in its reclamation of the state that confederate monuments sit on. and they have dominated for so long. and so once you see that happening, and then by 1970s, you begin to see individuals who are civil rights veterans are being elected to the local city councils for the first time. they begin to challenge with the representatives of government now and they're going to challenge these monuments on the courthouse lawn. bjorn: a great topic, one of the people that you talk about is harvey, from charlottesville. karen: charlotte's. it's easy to confuse. bjorn: the things that harvey did in the city. karen: right so harvey began, maybe peopl

he left and went to university of memphis, livingston hall, the main campus. they could never go into the dorm -- and fisk became famous for jubilee singers. the jubilee singers, as we talked before, were the modern version of the negro spirituals. and, in fact, the choir traveled throughout the world and sang many, many songs. now, we'll come back to it in a moment, but at fisk he learned something that he had not seen before. he went down south and went to other parts of tennessee, and there for the first time he saw poverty, the poverty of -- he saw blacks who couldn't read and write, people who walked around -- he saw people who had to wash their clothes outside. he felt experience of people, none who'd ever gone to school. and you read about a young girl named josie and others. at fisk, however, he excelled. and then his work, he finished a four-year course in two years. then he applied to harvard, and then he was accepted and encouraged rigorous study there. at harvard he studied with the great philosophers in america. bushnell hart was one of the first

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let's begin with the coronavirus guad venegas and gabe gutierrez in memphis. start with the latest from tennessee. >> reporter: andrea, tennessee now beats the nation in the number of new covid cases per capita over the last two weeks. the state is seeing a more than 340% increase during that time and some of the remote counties around memphis are seeing that sharp rise as those patients are ending up here at the baptist memorial hospital. the state's vaccination rate is just 38%. one of the doctors we spoke with here says that one of the most disappointing things about this surge is that so many of these hospitalizations and deaths are completely avoidable. virtually all of the patients that they're seeing right now are people who chose not to get vaccinated and some are telling doctors and nurses that they regret not getting the shot. the cdc director, andrea says that tennessee's decision to halt vaccine outreach to teenagers is, quote, incredibly disturbing. of course, as you know, this comes after a top state health official says she was fired for sending

. >> reporter: a memphis real estate agent saw business drop dramatically when the pandemic started. life changing news hit the mother of two. during the pandemic you battled lupus and breast cancer. >> i have been battling lupus since 2017. i had breast cancer surgery february 25. that was a huge under taking, just taking the time off and recoup asian. >> reporter: she had to stop working for months of recovery and bills piled up. now millions of parents are getting extra money from the government. child tax credit is up from 2,000 to 3600 for kids under six and 3,000 for older children. half the money will be paid over six months. parents have to claim the rest on their tax returns and families have to make under a certain amount to qualify. for a married couple filing jointly, that's $150,000 or less. people who started making more money this year and no longer qualify for the credit need to go to irs.gov and opt out. >> if you get it and don't qualify you have to pay back that money to uncle sam next tax season. >> reporter: extra free and working again, the extra money is welcom

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returning for their fourth day, from memphis, tennessee, it's the champs. it's the brown family. [cheering and applause] and from charleston, west virginia, my homies, it's the thomas family. [cheering and applause] steve: ha ha. everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash. and somebody might have a shot driving out of here in that brand-new car. [cheering and applause] come on, y'all. let's go.

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gutierrez has more on the information disconnect >> reporter: in tipton county, tennessee, just north of memphis, vaccine skepticism runs deep. >> i feel like there is a lack of research. it was too fast to get it out there. >> reporter: only about 25% of people in this county are fully vaccinated meanwhile, the state of tennessee has seen a 310% jump in new covid cases over the last two weeks country, the rise is fueled by people choosing not to get vaccinated you just don't trust it >> not at all. >> if donald trump told me to take that thing, i wouldn't take it. >> reporter: most of the states with the lowest vaccination rates are in the south. >> unfortunately, in our part of the country, we've not had as good of success getting people vaccinated. >> reporter: according to the census bureau, people are concerned about side effects or they don't trust the government or they want to wait and see if it's safe the u.s. surgeon general who lost ten family members to covid is now issuing his first health advisory, not on drugs or smoking, but vaccination misinformation >> the voices of doctors, nu

returning for their fifth and final day, from memphis, tennessee, it's the champs.t's the brown family. [cheering and applause] and from detroit, it's the trust family. [cheering and applause] [laughter] give it to me. ge

and marcus your family may call you as well in memphis. you can see it's lit up there with all the smoke that's traveling near the surface. we the take a look at our temperatures headed toward the mid-80s for us today and some of our warmer spots. still pretty nice as we get that westerly wind. we'll talk more about the weekend in a few minutes. >>> things are still quiet, which is always what i like to see on our traffic maps. now, i did see a little bit of slowing here in the fremont area but cleared out quickly. i'm assuming it might have been a quick slow stop and go. southbound 101 from van ness, 12 minutes. southbound 101 from sfo to highway 92, six minutes. and to shore line boulevard about 9 minutes. i'll have a look at your bridge drive time in a few minutes. >> it's 4:38 right now. coming up next struggling to make it in the bay. sws familiet making enough to survive and it's not just housing. we're breaking down some of the shocking findings. >> voting on twitter. the new feature on social media and what they are testing and why

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. >> reporter: memphis real estate agent evelyn mitchell irby saw business drop dramatically when the pandemic started, then life-changing news hit the mother two of. during the pandemic you battled both lupus and breast cancer. >> i've been battling lupus since 2017, and i had breast cancer surgery february 25th. so that was a huge undertaking just taking the time off and the recuperation. >> reporter: she had to stop working for months of recovery, and the bills piled up. now mitchell irby and millions of parents are get something extra money from the government. the child tax credit is up from $2,000 to $3,600 for kids under 6, and $3,000 for older children. half the money will be paid out over six months. parents will have to claim the rest on their tax returns, and families have to make under a certain amount to qualify. for a married couple filing jointly, that's $150,000 or less. the irs will send out money based on last year's tax return. so people who started making more money this year and no longer qualify for the credit need to go to irs.gov and opt out. >> because if you

. >> reporter: abc's trevor ault is visiting a hospital in memphis, which just re-opened its covid unit. >> it seems to be surging back. we've had a huge uptick of cases over the past few weeks, and it's disheartening because we had been in such a good spot. >> reporter: and this morning the mayor of chicago is warning of new restrictions if cases keep rising. >> i know many of you are enjoying summer in chicago and a return of our iconic fairs and festivals, but that doesn't mean this is a free for all and that people can skip out on being fully vaccinated and not following common sense guidance around gatherings. >> reporter: adding to the concern, a new study finding the one shot johnson & johnson vaccine may be less effective against the delta variant. health experts caution the small study has not been peer reviewed and other studies have found the j&j vaccine is effective, but the study is helping fuel the debate over the need for booster shots. the cdc director tuesday acknowledged the durability of the vaccines will decrease but slowly. >> fortunately we're anticipating that thi

returning for their third day from memphis, tennessee--it's the champs-- it's the brown family...heering and applause] and--they're back--from cottondale, florida--it's my friends--it's the thornton family. [cheering and applause] everybody's there trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might have a shot, driving out of here in that brand-new car. [cheering and applause] well, since these families we

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. >>> on friday memphis unveiled the plaza and statue dedicated to hometown hero ida b.ee weeks after a statue was erected in chicago where wells lived toward the end of her life. iabout b. wells died 90 years ago, but her legacy of advocacy and journalism continue to inspire a new generation picking up the baton. >> one of my few regrets in life is that didn't go tou howard. >> reporter: as one of the most prominent journalists in america, snicole hannah jones hs earned angccolades and scorn. ununcomfortable lens for some. >> i'm not going to let anyone stop me or intimidate me from doing the work that i know is right. >> reporter: a clue to her unapologetic motivation can be found right here on her twitter handle. idabaywells. >> from the moment i pulled her autobiography i was hooked. to this day she's kind of my spiritual godmotherment. >> reporter: that spiritual godmother is i da b. wells who exposed the horrors of lynchings and enlightened those in denial. >> here's this woman born in slavery who provided the template for the type of jou journalism i wanted to, do

and she is going to go to memphis essentially at any cost and she kind of helps organize everything and keep everything to be together together and at the same time she conducts her own sort of economic war against the union and is an effective fighting force in her own right? so we see kind of the portrayal as of women. has more than just victims and as like kind of active participants in the war effort. yeah, how does granny sort of inadvertently conducts her own raid? on the union army, right and that's the chapter title of that chapter right is raid. how does that come about? yeah, caroline soldiers do take her silver and they free to ever slaves and then they take two of her mules and she goes after them and demands their that their return then the union a union general signs a form that grants her 100 slaves 100 mules and ten boxes of silver so she gets it back 10 times more and then she sells the mules back to the union. many times over right? so she starts this whole up. it's kind of starts as an accident where they get this stuff for free, right, but then she creates a litt

but we are going to sandwich and squeeze that super heat, excessive heat warnings all t o t memphis, cecilia, tomorrow will feel like 110. >> hot out there. i know you'll be tracking it for "gma" tomorrow. ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to team usa. the surprising victory for gymnast suni lee, stepping in for simone biles. and in the pool, swimmer calele dressel winning by a fraction of a section, setting a new olympic record. but those covid dangers still loom. an american pole vaulter, the latest now to test positive. abc's james longman has the latest from tokyo. >> reporter: tonight, a stunning triumph in tokyo, as 18-year-old minnesota native suni lee takes home the gold medal in the women's gymnastics all-around competition. she is now the fifth american in a row to win gold inoo >> this medal definitely means a lot to me, because there was a point in time where i wanted to quit and i just didn't think i would ever get here. >> reporter: lee vaulted to victory with simone biles cheering her on from the stands after she left the event to focus on her mental healt

but in the meantime, heavy rain from boston all the way down to memphis.up to 4 inches of rain before i >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we take a look at temperatures, we have mid-80s for highs today. just a little warmer tomorrow. that continues into the weekend. we are watching out for a chance of a few isolated thunderstorms that will be very close to the bay area. san francisco will get less of the clouds and fog for the weekend. and temperatures come up a couple degrees reaching into the upper 60s. we'll see that fog returning next week and it does stay cool there. >> and that is your latest weather. guys >> al, thank you >>> coming up next, we may not think of sharks as warm and cuddly creatures, but we're going to introduce you to a conservationis who says they are fun and playful and has a treasure trove of video to prove it >> why she's trying to show sharks in a whole new light is right after this >> look at that. . in the midst of tears, i found there was, within me, an invincible smile. and that makes me happy. for it says that n

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