the memphis grizzlies memphis has won the last 2 games here at the chase center view go back to lastear. memphis ended golden state's season in that play in game and then memphis also beat the warriors earlier this year now both of those games went into overtime. both of those games were super super intense and in both of those games john morant, we crazy had 35 in that plan last year 30 earlier in the season. then the wind this year. so it's safe to say this is a really good match up for john morant. he is really played well, now, i asked steve kerr, steve, could you feel this matchup beginning to feel like a bit of a rivalry. the politely said pump your brakes a bit. >> i think you'd have to have multiple playoff matchups before you could consider rivalry. so. you know that they're really good. young but time. i can't can't go down that path. you are great, great defensive team. they you know, tough take care of the ball. they've got a lot of good young talent are well really, really solid team and obviously building on last year's playoff appearance. so a very, very good young tea

in april 1960, in memphis, tennessee, the reverent dr. martin luther king the man who killed him was james earl ray, seen here in handcuffs. james earl ray was a rabid segregationist. he was a real racist. he was kicked out of the army in the late '40s. he'd been in and out of prison for years. he'd actually escaped from prison in missouri, in 1967, the year before he killed king. he spent time in mexico. spent time in california. by 1968, he was reportedly intoxicated with the reactionary campaign of george wallace, the segregationist alabama governor, who ran for president in 1968 on an anti-civil rights, pro-segregation, white supremacist platform. james earl ray volunteered on the wallace for president campaign. even beyond that, he was just increasingly committed to the racist cause more broadly. and in the spring of 1968, james earl ray moved to atlanta. he had been living on the west coast. moved across the country to atlanta, where martin luther king lived and where he preached at ebenezer baptist church. james earl ray appears to

and in april of 1968, king took a trip to -- memphis tennessee. it was widely publicized that he was going to do, and he went to memphis to support these striking sanitation workers there. james earl ray followed martin luther king to memphis, and he killed him there. he shot and killed dr. king as king stood on the balcony of a motel. and for much of america, it must have seemed like time stopped in that moment. part of our history absolutely did stop in that moment. but it did not and for james earl ray, because after he shot martin luther king on that balcony in memphis in 1968. he got away. he got in his car, drove away, drove back to atlanta where he had been living. and he spent three more days driving north. he strove into canada, he stayed in canada for a month. somehow got himself at least one fake passport there, he flew to europe, spent some time in portugal of all places. he ended up in london. it wasn't until two months after he had in that fascinated martin with their killing that he was finally arrested. it was arrested at the airpo

he wentgo to memphis to support the striking sanitation workers there. james earl ray followed martin luther king to memphis. and he killed him there. he shot and killed dr. king, as king stood on the balcony of a motel in memphis, the lorraine motel. and for much of america, it must have seemed like time stopped in that moment. part of our history absolutely did stop in that moment. but it didn't end for james earl ray. after james earl ray shot martin luther king on that balcony in 1968, he got away. he got in his car, drive away. drove back to atlanta. spent three more days driving north. he crossed the u.s. border into canada. he stayed in canada for a month. he got one fake passport there. went to europe. spent some time in portugal of all places. ended up in london. it wasn't until two months after he assassinated martin luther king that james earl ray was arrested. he was arrested at the airport in london, as he was preparing to fly on to another country. james earl ray was extradited back to the united states to face trial. he admitted he did it.

if the people from nashville could go to memphis they could go to new orleans. everybody wants to go to new orleans and next everybody wants to go to memphis. atlanta, na. [laughter] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the gentleman's time has expired. next we'll have my good friend the gentleman from california for five minutes. >> new, mr. chairman. appreciate it. mr. gardner, i wanted to come your way for a little bit and now, i personally have supported amtrak and i think it's important that we do the best we can to have that type of rail service around our country, it makes great sense in the sort east corridor there. and i don't know how close it comes to breaking even and such. of course, on the west coast, we've got one of the nicest routes in the world going down along the coast, but it's -- you know, you come back to cost effectiveness and that's a different question. what we have is approximately 70, 75 billion in investment and at the height of our economy before we had the covid business here, amtrak travel consisted about .1% of the miles of riders usee

you're in memphis. the demography of the racial breakdown of the workers?ld say in memphis, probably kobani only a black plan. -- predominantly a black plan. in omaha and battle creek, but memphis is predominantly a black light and always has been. amy: can you talk about what you produce? closin memphis, we make frosted flakes, cornflakes, froot loops, rice crispies, i mean, different flavors of rice crispies and also the rice they used to make the rice krispie treat. other plans, we make specialty brands, special k, shredded wht, stuff like that. so much cereal. everything that kellogg's makes, we -- we feed america. amy: this strike was almost three months. how did the workers get by on the picket line? >> a lot of our workers, it was a very stressful time of adversity and heartbreak and financial hardship. medical needs. we made it throughout the different -- we set up a gofundme and things like that, made it from different unions around the world, national involved. different affiliates across the world. we were able to network and reach out all across

mine in memphis, we are predominantly african-american.nes are probably more diverse i was there with maybe 30%, some a little more. you omaha, pennsylvania, battle creek, michigan. a lot of diversity among the plants. some have more demographic makeup than others. memphis is probably the most predominantly black plane out of all four plants. juan: in terms of what you are asking of the public, honestly, kellogg is a name known across america and has been for decades in terms of its products, what are you asking in terms of the public? >> we are asking you not to buy kellogg's cereal. look for the logo on the side of the box. we're not making cereal right w so anything you eat, should have the logo on it so that is scabs cereal. those are replacement workers who don't care about the job they're doing trying to supply food chain to fd american people. we take pride in those jobs. union jobs. amy:, and, as we begin to wrap up, the company, kellogg's is saying we have made every effort to reach a fair agreement, and making six offers to the u

and forever eight murder in memphis soon to be a major motion picture. alexis was a consulting producer on and appeared in washington series on the history channel. she regularly appears on msnbc and cnn. she's contributed to the new yorker, the "new york times" and many others. and so without further ado please join me in welcoming mike and alexis to the stage. hooks well high. >> hello. kirk's first of all congratulations for this new book. i know all of you have picked up because you are here tonight. but if i can encourage you to overspend i would recommend buying a second copy or getting it from your library

memphis, they coud go to normative event. everybody wants to go to normans and next, memphis.anta -- not. [laughter] >> thank you, gentlemen's time has expired. microphone and gentlemen from california for five minutes. >> thank you, appreciate it. sir gardner, i want to come away for a little bit. i personally have supported amtrak think it's important to do the best we can to have rail service around our country that makes great sense in the northeast cornerta arthur and i don't know how close it comes from breaking even. on the west coast, who got one of the nicest rats in the world along the coast but you come back with cost-effectiveness, it's a different question. we are looking at here approximately $75 billion investment b in at the height of our economy before covid business here, amtrak travel consistent about .1% of the miles writers were using in this country versus other modes so that's kind of a tough number so we will look at that as we go along here. i want to ask on the expansion of this new equipment that would be in this investment, where will the equipment

alternate headline, phillip mena dunking on the city of memphis they're on line one. >> i love you memphis have a great day. >> you too. >> he loves you memphis. take care. >>> as we head to break, a special programming note next week we are at the world petroleum congress, the biggest oil and gas conference in the world. first time the wpc has been in america in decades we have a great lineup we'll be speaking with the ceos of chevron, pioneer natural, baker hughes, bob dudley add diamondback to that list, mike summer it's going to be a big day monday and tuesday all day live from houston check it out we're back right after this. small businesses like yours make gift-giving possible. now, comcast business has an exclusive gift for you. introducing the gift of savings sale. for a limited time, ask how to get a great deal for your business. and get up to a $500 prepaid card with select bundles when you switch to the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. or get started with internet and voice for $64.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee. give your business the gif

the memphis grizzlies. could this be a budding rivalry in the making. i i asked steve kerr and we'll get to his answer in a second. but my rationale is looked grizzlies have played the warriors and beat them the last 2 times here in the building. the first time being that plane game which and did the warriors playoff opportunities and then another game earlier this year. both of those games went to overtime. both of those games were very physical and in both of those games or grizzlies point guard ja morant absolutely dominated 35 30 respectively in those 2 games. so i posed that question to steve kerr said, is budding rivalry in the making. >> steve politely told me pump your brakes a little bit, jack. >> i think you have to have multiple playoff matchups before you could consider rivalry. so. you know that they're really good. young but tom. i can't can't go down that path. are great, great defensive team. they you know, tough take care of the ball. they've got a lot of good young talent are well really, really solid team and obviously building on las

out of memphis in tennessee. they're going to build electric vehicles and battery manufacturing plant there. it's the largest investment ever in tennessee. it will create 5,800 jobs and expanded passenger rail service between memphis and nashville could take residents to and from blue oval city to have those jobs and make it easier to get those high paying, desirable jobs. mr. knox ross, mississippi commissioner, thank you, mr. ross. as the chairman of the oldest rail commission in the country, can you speak quickly, because my time is limited, to how the creation of the multistate passenger rail commission can be helpful in expanding service in tennessee? >> yes, sir, we can talk specifically about memphis to nashville. >> good. >> the three-state compact, mississippi, alabama, louisiana, we work on projects both among our three states and within our three statements, one example we mentioned is baton rouge to new orleans, wholly within louisiana. and we all wholeheartedly support that and work on that. the same

they do not have memphis. why was memphis not considered? >> thank you. proposal here is illustrative of the type of service we think can make sense. having worked for the house from nashville, i know that the route between nashville and memphis could be very important. we think the chattanooga route is the first one out of the gate because of some of the opportunities there. we are willing to talk further. the fra will make decisions. we are very bullish on opportunities from tennessee both to the north, to the west, and to the south and east. >> i would like to concentrate on what you already have. if the people from nashville could go to memphis, they could go to new orleans. everybody wants to go to new orleans and memphis. atlanta, nah. >> we will have my good friend and gentleman from california for five minutes. >> thank you. mr. gardner, i want to come your way for a little bit. i personally have supported amtrak and i think it is important that we do the best that we can to have the type of real service around our country that makes great sense i

remember all the warmth memphis generated today?gives the impetus for severe weather, even the possibility of a tornado. by 6:00 a.m. it's the samether,e situation. by sunset it's into the northeast. even the northeast will be setting record temperatures before that line comes through and there could even possibly be a tornado this time of the year in portions of the northeast. that's the latest. it will seem great with those temperatures at first, but then the hard weather hits. >> o'donnell: hard to believe 70 in december. all right, lonnie quinn, thank you. as violent crime surges in cities big and small across the country, it is encroaching on what many have considered safe havens-- college campuses. as cbs' elise preston reports, schools are scrambling to keepto students safe. >> reporter: murder rates continue to soar nationwide. portland, oregon, is grappling with a record number. austin, louisville, and rochester have all seen homicides more than double in just a couple of years. with violent crime rising in los angeles, the

but nobody goes from memphis to nashville. i introduced the advancement act that would create multistate regional passenger commissions from the coordination of the passenger rail system across america.io it was included in the bipartisan infrastructure bill, so it's law and establishes the grant program. we want to set up the states to create these commissions which would help to get passenger rail service and provide these connections to jobs. pronounced $5.6 billion investment in the regional which is about 50 or 60 miles out of memphis and west tennessee that are going to build electric vehicles and at the expanded service in nashville can take to and from to make it easier for them to get those high paid desirable jobs. mississippi commissioner. >> thank you, mr. ross. can you speak quickly to the commissions to be helpful in expanding service? >> we can talk specifically about memphis to nashville. working among the three states, one example we mentioned in baton rouge to louisiana and we all wholeheartedly support and w

at risk on saturday for gusty winds, damaging winds, large hail, nashville, memphis tuscaloosa into huntsville we're looking at rain two-to-four inches in some spots. you can see the yellows, the reasonable doubts, the oranges, from paducah to morgantown we will see rain it's all do you to our one piece of the puzzle is the really warm air in place 70 and 80s today tomorrow we will see the warm air pushing into the northeast washington, d.c. on new year's day 62 degrees, that's 15 degrees above north we're looking at dangerous air 10 below zero in bismark all right. it's not all bad news when it's coming to the weather. but we are looking at a really nice forecast for time's square tonight. we'll look at that in a few minutes. >> looking forward to that, thank you, michelle. >>> it is out with the old, in with the new as time's square prepares for a celebration in 2022 the waterford crystal ball went on a test run, while security measures were put into place this year's attendees are required to be masked and show proof of vaccination, also saying good-bye to 2021 will be new york c

homesteading memphis grizzlies, they took oklahoma city and tore them apart, reading by 78 points, memphis with a blazing 72%, knocking down 19 three- pointers, winning the game 150 two - 79. a 73 point margin of the jury, the largest in nba history, breaking the previous mark of 68 sex - - setback in 91. just taking away their confidence. >> hardly. >> you left it all on the court. >> just done, good stuff, thanks. >>> you may have a lot of packages piling up this holiday season, but probably nothing compared to this. the story behind this bizarre scene. >>> need sits down with bill russell to talk about the 11 time >>> put the lights up. >> okay, we will be right back. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> the late show is next. the following is an important paid program about

homesteading memphis grizzlies, they took oklahoma city and tore them apart, reading by 78 points, memphis with a blazing 72%, knocking down 19 three- pointers, winning the game 150 two - 79. a 73 point margin of the jury, the largest in nba history, breaking the previous mark of 68 sex - - setback in 91. just taking away their confidence. >> hardly. >> you left it all on the court. >> just done, good stuff, thanks. >>> you may have a lot of packages piling up this holiday season, but probably nothing compared to this. the story behind this bizarre scene. >>> need sits down with bill russell to talk about the 11 time [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait. enter the golden state, with real california dairy. >>> put the lights up. >> okay, we will be right back. there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve for only $19.99 a month for 12 months for an epic deal this holiday season. and score 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfi

i will illuminate a bit more on the memphis speech. it is the one time that i felt i absolutely -- i had to do something to intervene. i could have possibly lost my job, i suppose. but did not, mercifully. the speech was supposed to be about the north america free trade agreement, this was in november of 1993. i had been in the oval a couple of times leading up to this. our time for this i want to say was not quite a week. the president in the oval had set a couple of times he pointed out that there had been a story in the front page of "the washington post" written by a young woman i actually knew. i had been at "the post." it was about an 11-year-old girl planning her funeral because of the violence in her neighborhood. this is the music i want played. it was a gutwrenching story. a tremendous impact on the president. he talked about it a few times. and so we are sitting in a circle and i am hearing speech two, the convocation of the church of memphis. i knew nothing about the church so we had to research it. i put my hand up and we

jude's children research hospital in memphis, tennessee then a cross-continental journey to remove her tumors began. >> the one on the right was size and shape of a small football, and on the left it was more of a baseball size. >> reporter: her case depicts a desperate situation worldwide. low-income countries without tools to fight pediatric cancer. >> in the united states, the overall cure for kids with cancer is above 80%. in the underresourced countries, it's probably closer to 20% overall survival >> reporter: st. jude and the world health organization this week launching a program to make childhood cancer medications widely available to developing countries around the world an uninterrupted supply at no cost to those in the pilot program. st. jude committing $200 million over six years. to save kavungu, two doctors from worlds apart stood at her . . . jude advanced now making a strong recovery. >> this is one of those landmarks. if we could do this, i think we could do a lot more. >> reporter: new hope behind a new mission catie beck, nbc news, memphis. >>> and that's "nightly n

then that snow will make its way to memphis by the time you get to sunday. today, memphis, 70, sunday you're look at snowfall. houston on saturday is 87. baltimore 65. by sunday, houston is going to be dropping down to 52 for a high temperature, a 35-degree drop. baltimore, though, look at that, hasn't really budged at all because the cold air hasn't gotten there yet. the east coast, you tap into that big temperature drop by the time you get to monday. that's our weather picture as we kick off the new year. major, it's all yours. >> garrett: with all the details, lonnie quinn, thanks so much. the u.s. is ending the year with a record number of new covid cases, more than 2.5 million in the past week. 568,000 new infections were reported just yesterday. cbs' nancy chen is in new york's times square where the big new year's celebration is it just a bit smaller. nancy, good evening. >> reporter: major, good evening to you. average daily new cases in new york have increased nearly five-fold in just two weeks. but the show guilty on here tonight in times square, t

and in the n b a, the memphis grossly to record the biggest victory annually history. ah, cats are, is the 1st team to reach the quarter finals that they fee for arab cap. that was nation stock passed so long thanks. twin own goal. joanna gash, rosco reports on the late drama. when cancer was a wooded, the world cup, many of these young football fans were even born yet. but with the host country moving through to the quarter finals of their biggest test events, yet the arab cup, excitement and expectation is building the owner for us as the arab. i've got golf country raso cuz i'd like to invite you to visit us here in doha and 2022. a very beautiful. yeah, amazing. i guess i went into that group a match against him on looking for back to back victories from their 1st 2 matches . and they took the lead around the half hour mark when a man gave way a penalty, a chrome, a thief, scoring from spot to put the host to one new up. and the education city stadium rejoices but among canada, how should he broke through kettles defence midway through the 2nd half to equalize it's

the memphis grizzlies laid on and historic beat down on oklahoma city thunder struck to say the leastnal score, but first check out the dunk, thereby shake melt. then you'll see some more coming up. by brandon clarke the okay, see thunder right here, not interested at all in playing defense, and it shows they lose by 73 points to memphis 1 50 to 79 biggest point spread in the history of the nba. let's go to the college chords. where the saint mary's gales in tough up in logan, utah, raucous crowd, but they handled it put it outside for j. but mullins who pops the three and it's all tied at 46, now tied again. two minutes left alex duke and with the left hand to gail snatched the victory out on the road, 62 58, but watch. after the game. randy bennett, one of the class acts in college basketball, will not shake the opposing coaches. hand apparently didn't like a couple of hard fouls, late crowd kind of gets on him, and randy bennett knows how to deal with that plays into the theatrics. and he doesn't care. his gales are eight and. one and out on the road. mark fox and the cow bears the

they include remarks in memphis. the speech originally was supposed to be on the american free trade agreement and she argued to shift its focus. after delivering his meant it, do not end it speech, president clinton made history this afternoon. she personally helped me craft my affirmative action speech. she had more to do with dropping -- drafting it and she is the first person of caller and the first latina in the -- color and the first latina to write speeches for the president. second, we have cody keenan, former colleague of mine. he has written for president barack obama. rising from a camping intern in chicago to obama's post-presidential collaborator. their joint efforts were compared to the works of abraham lincoln, they were described as the "i have the dream speech" for the 21st century and categorized even by prominent republicans as speeches every child should read in school. cody was nicknamed the springsteen even though he cannot play an instrument. his passions were sharpened at eight young age. toda

. >> the warriors are chase center tonight hosting the memphis grizzlies before they hit the road forame. but golden state is going to be a little shorthanded. a couple of players are out because of covid kron 4 sports director jason dumas says live for us now at chase center with a preview of tonight's game. so jason, who's out because you can always step in, you know, i've seen your skills. >> well, just team. the warriors have had several rivalries over the last decade or so comes to mind. you think of the people cavaliers, the houston rockets, the oklahoma city thunder. but more recently there has been a team that is like a thorn in the side of the golden state warriors, the memphis grizzlies. dare i say there's a budding rivalry forming between these 2 teams. the grizzlies have beat the warriors here at the chase center. the last 2 times. one of them last year in the playing game that one kept the warriors out of the playoffs and then earlier this season, they beat the warriors that well, both of those games went to overtime. both were very physical and both times john morant wen

we'll see wind and rain rolling through chicago, indianapolis, memphis, and little rock on sunday.the weekend. chilly at night, but the days will be mild. no problems on sunday. as far as the snow forecast goes, it's mostly confined to areas from montana through north dakota, northern half of minnesota and also wisconsin. you'll do some shoveling especially sunday. fargo, also duluth and north of green bay. notice we don't have any snow whatsoever in areas like colorado. in denver, jonathan, we're still wait fwrg the first measurable snow. it's now been 226 days. it's close to the record, but i don't think we're going to get there. the next chance of snow is on tuesday. so that snow drought continues in colorado. i know skiers are not happy at all. most of the results are running at lefts that 25% of their opening for trails. >> now i'm sure skiers are desperately unhappy. i know denver is unpredictable. it's an area that can change dramatically. no snow yet, and we're in the first week of december. thank you, pal. have a great weekend ahead. >>> the omicron variant has now been de

mcdonald's was part of the north carolina citizens and durham and memphis. all of these places people are acting against a mcdonald's. it is not within the frame. sometimes i wonder, because they'd grafted themselves onto the narrative of after king's death we did the socially responsible thing by recruiting black franchise owners they work themselves out of that history and kept on doing these things. they were very early supporter of the martin luther king jr. holiday. i think that rights them out of that. while there's a lot of criticism of mcdonald's practices through labor practices, today there's a lot of stuff about the environment in the 80s and 90s, i find that so strange. [inaudible] >> any other questions i know i mentioned a lot of these creature comforts, universal healthcare necessary for society kind of like you said the indictment. why don't we see a lot of small business owners really pushing for things like healthcare those issues. one of your see some is franchise owners as someone who has a business and whatnot the hardest thing to try to

. >> they lost to the memphis grizzlies by 73 points. that is the largest margin of victory in nba history. there's losing and then there's getting beat down, mona. >> you'll get them next time, keep it positive, andrew. this show is brought to you by heinz, but heinz has been upping its game with mayochup and kranch. >> and they have teamed up with tereys and what you never thought you needed. we're talking about chocolate orange mayo. >> i don't hate it. that would go great with this. >>> today and tomorrow only, burger king is celebrating the 64th anniversary of its whopper, selling whoppers for just 37 cents. >> it's only at participating burger king restaurants, and you have to be a member of the royal perks loyalty program. we knew all of this was happening, that's why we decided to dress up as ketchup and mayo. >> ketchup and mayo. i haven't had a whopper in years, but for 37 cents, might have to. >>> speaking of whopper, how about a whopper of a polka coming up? >> you can have that your way, too. >> from mt. angel, oregon, pleas

people in memphis are really thankful and excited about this. and i think it speaks to the growth of the mission of the coast guard. but for the record i would love to hear from you what your expectation is for that fault and for their ability to serve the coast guard in the future? >> senator, good to see you and thanks for your continued support of the men and women in uniform and all the armed services. we turned the operations, the boat operations from a boat house into a station. the station means you have an officer in charge and that is a position that goes with broader authorities and i think that allows us to better address the maritime challenges whether that is search and rescue on the riverway system there, whether that is responding to security, hazardous material transits, waterways challenges, there's always different things that impact the waterways in the heartland region there. i think actually designating that as a station and giving, you know, a first class petty officer leads that station giving him or her the requisite auth

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>> estuve en las vegas, california, memphis, chicago...aumento de enfermeras viajeras en estados unidos este aÑo puede ser hasta de un 40 %. la razÓn... >> si es el mismo trabajo y me van a pagar por lo menos cinco veces mÁs, voy a sacrificarme, voy a viajar y voy a aprovechar la oportunidad. reportero: ella cuenta que dejÓ su trabajo de tiempo completo en un hospital de illinois para ser enfermera viajera. >> se estÁ ofreciendo tan mejor paga de un trabajo de planta. reportero: de acuerdo al departamento de salud y servicios humanos, en 2018 el salario promedio de una enfermera de tiempo completo era de $74,000 por aÑo, alrededor de $35 por hora. actualmente las enfermeras viajeras tienen contratos de aproximadamente $95 por hora. muchos hospitales reportan escasez de enfermeras. los sindicatos insisten en que se deben mejorar las condiciones de trabajo y los salarios era evitar que mÁs profesionales se renuncien a sus trabajos. en octubre de 2021 habÍa vacantes para mÁs de 40,000 enfermeras viajeras. ahora, ante la incertidumbre por las

memphis is at the center top of your map. grant is going to rebuild the railroad. he has not yet learned he can forge off the countryside like they would later. he's tethering his army to a railroad. well, the confederates start off -- there are three main rivers they can defend. pemberton decides to keep retreating back to the center of this map, and this is where van dorn is going to come into play. he will go -- if you want to take a deep dive, one of his cavalrymen will come to him and say, gentlemen, why don't we ride around grant's army. grant is approaching grenada and his supply depot is here. we ride around grant's army and destroy his base at holly springs. i would say this is the peak of van dorn's career because he pulls it off. he rides around and surprises the union garrison and destroys an estimated $1.5 million worth of supplies and grant is forced to turn around. the net result of that, the big picture, is sherman, his trusted lieutenant, has set sail on the boats and gotten to vicksburg, mississippi, but he's waiting on grant to come in from behin

nine memphis players scoring in double digits.heir superstar john moran who is out with injury. >>> finally, brian kelly has been in baton rouge a couple days and apparently already developed a southern accent. >> it's a great night to be italian. i'm here with my family, and we are so excited to be in the great state of louisiana. but more importantly to be with you great fans, and to be part of what is going to be an incredible ride here at louisiana state university. >> so, i don't know, guys, maybe if you eat cajun food 48 straight hours the accent starts to develop. brian kelly has been coaching up north his whole life. that was fascinating. >> he was trying to fit in? i don't know. >> whatever it takes. >> maybe don't fake it. >> all right. andy scholes, nice to see you. >> thanks, andy. >>> all right, actor eddy mecca died, on "laverne & shirley" playing the love interest, the big ragu. >> are you going to start with the prince charming on the white horse bit? bad enough i'm taking horseback riding lessons. we need a big ra

well, it was 80 degrees in memphis yesterday. not really december. is it? where is this going now? really, the yellow area is the area of most concern pap slight risk of severe weather there and marginal storms could be in the green. good news for today. even if in this yellow that all of the ingredients did not combine today like they combined yesterday. causing all of that devastation. yes, a line of weather, yes, could be winds. isolated tornado is not out of the question. really, this is a thinner line that will make gusting winds moving towards atlanta right now also down toward montgomery a few storms, rolling through birmingham in the past couple of hours but we had 30 reports of tornadoes. many of these reports may be the same tornado on the ground just reported in different towns. we'll have to know that and figure that out when the national weather service get to out there and discuss assessment of their survey. over 100 tornado warnings were posted yesterday. big -- i know focused on this mayfield storm, such a devastating storm, but bowling green, kentucky got hit. so d

they were set to host memphis tigers but several players and transfers is why it is pullin ouof the hawaii bowl. are helping you stay on top of the pandemic. we have a vaccine and testing resource guide at the very top of kpix.com. >>> crews are working to clean up a gas spill along i-680. we have been telling you this all day. this was the scene after the semi overturned. around 100 homes were evacuated because of the smell. multiple hazard material teams are working to clean the gas that spilled into the storm drain. the police department estimates it will take up to 12 hours to reopen the stretch of freeway. >>> in a few hours chp will begin the maximum holiday enforcement period. every available officer will be on the roads looking for drunk drivers. enforcement period kicks off at 6:00 tonight and runs through sunday. last year officers made nearly 600 arrests during the same period. >>> the bon air bridge replacement is nearing completion. workers rebuilding are on track to complete the project by june. the public works director says pile driving is complete and equipment has been re

the normal in memphis should have been 56. it was 80 in memphis on a december day. a level four out of five risk for severe weather. that's just one short of the highest risk there was. so we started out about 6:00. we have some storms on the radar. we start to get more and more of these tornado warnings in different areas. here's st. louis. in mayfield. many tornadoes were on the ground at the same time. and this is where the rub is. we had such large tornadoes, these were called super cell tornadoes. the storm itself was all by itself. we typically don't mind storms that look like this. they can make tornadoes ef-0s or 1s, but the energy around it, continues to stay strong. it was on the ground for almost 250 miles. we're still measuring it. we don't know if it skip add little bit or not. whether it cycled, went back into the clouds and came back down but there's a damage path from arkansas all the way up to almost louisville. here's some pictures here from the technologies. the building, the nursing home there in monet and here's what it looks like now. you can s

mississippi river, officer, henry hallock wants to capitalize, open the mississippi river as far as memphis and cut off the retreat of polk's garrison from columbus and will lead to one of polk's most successful actions and campaigns at that time, new madrid island number 10, pope would capture new madrid and the commanding officer hallock would heap praise on the already self confident general. you have given the fatal blow to the rebellion in missouri and proved yourselves worthy members of the brave army of the west. pope continues to make his advance toward island 10, surrendering, opening the mississippi river as far as memphis. pope receives credit his campaign was a bloodless victory. claim 7,000 prisoners, hundreds pieces of heavy artillery, 35 pieces of field artillery, huge supplies and ammunition and the total loss for pope's men during the entirety of this campaign was 32 men. later would report that his own, his own success that he had produced delighted him with profound satisfaction. so everyone is heaping praise on john pope in 1862 and following what he did on that small vi

memphis is at the center top of your map. basically, grant is going to rebuild the railroad. he has not yet learned that he can forge the countryside. like they did later. so, he is tethering his army to the railroad. well, the confederate start off -- there are three main rivers that they can defend. the cold water, the tallahatchie, and the olive bushy. pemberton decides to keep retreating, back to the center of this map. and this is where van dorn it's going to come into play. he will go, or at least he -- won of his texas man will come to him and say general, why don't we ride around grant's army? grant is approaching grenade right here and his supply de poe's -- van dorn proposes, or at least he is going to get the credit, that we ride around grant's army and -- this is in december of 1862. i would say this is the peak of van dorn career because he pulls it off. he rides around and surprises the union garrison and destroys 1.5 million dollars worth of supplies. and grant is forced to turn around. the net result of that is that sherman, his trusted lieutenant, has set sai

but guess what, the afternoon before the tornadoes began, memphis, tennessee got up to 80 degrees.only three other years that any date in any december has ever been that warm. so is it a very odd thing? yes. absolutely. to get that kind of heat in the wrong places. it can be warm to the south, but not this far north. here are the tornado, they were on the ground for a long time as you said. ef-3, strongest that they have found so far. but more experts are going out today to do more assessment of the damage. how long they were, how wide, how long they were on the ground. they started in arkansas, moved through missouri, into tennessee and in to kentucky. the quad states there. there were more than 100 tornado warnings issued that day. that is the most in any december in history, since we've been issuing warnings. here is the 23 that occur, but they are down where it is hot and humid and where the muggy weather is. part of the problem here, after dark. 40% around here after dark tornadoes, those are the most dangerous. they are hard to see, they are hard to forecast. obviously we hav

nashville to london heathrow on a british airways flight after competing in a golf tournament in memphis his head into the nape of her neck and then grabbed her breast. a member of the cabin crew said the five—time european tour winner had appeared highly intoxicated and totally spaced out. another said she had never come across such bad behaviour on board a flight in 27 years of service and the captain of the flight said he and others had discussed possibly diverting the course of the flight if the situation escalated. the judge was told that he had no memory of his behaviour on board the plane after drinking alcohol and taking sleeping pills and he felt terrible and embarrassed. trevor burke qc who is representing him told the court that what happened was a single isolated incident and he said he had taken two pills that his partner had been prescribed for insomnia and to other sleeping pills and that medical experts have said that could cause amnesia, confusion and clumsiness. mr burke suggested his client had been sleepwalking when he urinated in the aisle, which was consistent with

the mind-blowing memphis victory. the grizzlies' roaring record-breaking nba blowout.phis scoring bucket after bucket after bucket, racking up more than 150 points. ♪ when you wish upon a star ♪ >>> and t-minus six days until michael becomes a spaceman. this morning, we're breaking down each moment from launch to landing as we send him on his out-of-this-world journey. >>> good morning, america. thank you for joining us. we have a very busy friday morning including the latest on a new covid variant now confirmed in at least five states. >> yeah, and one of those omicron cases is linked to the javits center right here in new york city. a convention attended by thousands and cdc director rochelle walensky is standing by with the latest on the new variant and what we know right now. >>> we begin with alec baldwin. this was his first interview since the film set accident that took the life of cinematographer halyna hutchins. i have known baldwin for years and never seen him so crushed. baldwin says he did not pull the trigger of the prop gun which shockingly contained a li