before she took those brilliant talents to memphis, she has been a contributor. the african american intellectual history society's blog and was featured in free and an underground special for the wgn america drama underground. one of our favorites, personal favorites. and dr. trent has also travel internationally presenting lectures at the european solidarity center in poland and has been a part of the memphis in poland festival. dr. trent has served on several triple-a film boards and i'm sorry, conference planning committees that remember many, many, many meetings with her. and now she has ascended to the. 22 confer program chair. so we have her to thank for this awesome experience that we're to enjoy this week. so please welcome dr. trent. and nex. i have the pleasure of introduce saying what i'll just say is one of the best ever. do it when it comes to the the business of preservation in our keynote conversation list for this afternoon is mr. brant legs brant is the executive director of the african american cultural heritage action fund and senior vice pres

>> if you don't call me on that one as someone from memphis, i will be hurt. >> literally it's like aaven that literally and then to walk past all of the other black sellers to get to work every day. so it would make sense that you don't have money. [laughter] >> it is true and also the number of times so then i was put me on. [laughter] but i i knew all that trauma that was happening and but it was from all the stuff she was getting into but over the last few years black chick lit as well i have loved. even those from more recently but with thoseju later versions where you just get into that side and those are the ones to be made in the fillmore tv. but i am right there with you. i absolutely love the first seasons but i would love to see that one made. i would watch that. it was like a couple of others. [laughter] oh my god. >> and t in particular i just read a few months back but incredibly well done. but with these members of the roundtable i get this correct but it says in times of black female sexuality and black sexuality the black lgbtq+ sexuality is often considered taboo but

we asked why, why must this all be at waco, memphis, e st. louis, houston? all along, and or g of torture -- an orgy of torture." these men understood that they not only carried the weight of the flag but they carried the weight on their shoulders. when looking at this, there is no other person who symbolizes and embodies this idea of hope and darkness then the final years the military career years of colonel charles young. when the united states entered world war i, segregation was entrenched in military culture as well as civilian society. it put up barriers to prevent african-americans from enlisting . and despite this, three hundred 80,000 african-americans served in the u.s. military during the war. colonel charles young mounted his horse on june 6, 1918, and begin a difficult 16 day journey to washington, d.c. he rode on horseback for 497 miles. he crossed ohio, west virginia, maryland, and virginia in two weeks. young completed his ride on june 26 when he arrived at the district of columbia. he was tired and worn but healthy. young was pushed out of t

jane wells is riverside in the bluff city, memphis, tennessee jane >> reporter: hey, shep, yeah people say they've never seen anything like it we just in the last hour saw a barge come through that was a first but look, this boat dock is down at the river bottom. i should be under about 15 feet of water it is crazy. instead, i am in the center of america's latest economic choke point. it seems like there's more mud in the muddy waters of the mississippi than water, and it's clogging up the supply chain thousands of barges carrying grain, fertilizer, steel, oil and other commodities have been stranded and tow boats like this one aren't going anywhere. >> i'm going have four arriving within a few hours >> reporter: and they're just going to have to sit here? >> they'll have to wait. >> reporter: the water level near memphis is nearly minus 11 feet, a new record it's bad timing for american farmers who are harvesting their crops. half of u.s. grain exports travel down the mississippi, and even if farmers can get on a barge, the barges cannot carry as much product to avoid sitting too low

how have such intimate knowledge of the black church and he went to the college and university in memphis and then i worked at the correctional institution in south carolina. i was supposed to supervise over 100 hard-core felons every day. most the time i was by myself. had understand they were lying to me wanted to beat me up or kill me but i thought a lot of black men thinking why were they locked up like this? they told me was a bunch of rich white republicans that hated black people. that you would see a leprechaun before you would see a republican here in the ghetto. and in the most black politicians and then we call them the iron triangle this is a sequel to that the —- book. so the number of goal 90 percent of the black vote. not that they had been doing. >> interesting because you talk about god. it's a play on words but and you talk about this in your book high crime and homicide then to believe there is a connection between leadership to relinquish the moral obligation the leadership to make sure that new plantation so there is no need to even try because youee will be pushed ba

that, waco memphis, at ease st. louis a houston all along crimson less of death and slaughter. and orgy of torture. and. quote this is what it meant to be a soldier for democracy. these men understood that they could not only carry the weight of the fact that they carry the race on their shoulders. when looking at this, there is no the person who symbolizes antibodies this idea of hope and darkness then the final years military career years of colonel charles young. when the united states entered world war i, segregation was entrenched in military culture as well as civilian society. it put up barriers to prevent african americans from enlisting, and despite, this about 380,000 african americans or the u.s. military during the war. colonel charles young montages horse in wilbur floor sun june six 1918 and began a difficult 16 daydream e to washington d.c.. he rode on horseback for 497 miles. he crossed rogelio, west virginia, maryland, virginia in two weeks. young completed his ride on june 26 when he arrived in the district of columbia. he was tired and worn by aly. young was

jane wells in memphis, thank you.s that river drops people are finding some unusual stuff buried in the muddy riverbanks look at this it's a ferry experts say probably sank some time in the 1800s or early 20th century. someone stumbled upon it in batten rouge a local arkcologist says it's a ferry that likely carried travelers across the river before people built bridges there. up state of mississippi a local family told our affiliate she and her family found what they believe are human remains. the sheriff's office investigating. the environmental protection agency opening a civil rights investigation into the state of mississippi. the epa announced today it's looking at whether agencies discriminated against the state's majority black capitol city by refusing to upgrade its failing water system back in august officials in jackson blamed heavy rain for knocking out one of the city's two water plants they said 150,000 people lost access to clean water. many of them were already without drinkable water for more than a m

after that i went to the college university in memphis andafter that started working as a prisoner in south carolina , i worked at a correctional institution and saw the belly of the beast and saw he understood it. i was supposed to supervise hundred and 27 hard-core felons every day. and i was there most of the time by myself. so in order to survive i had to understand somebody wants to kill me, somebody was lying to me to my fellow inmates but i saw a lot of black men in the clinton biden crimebill and i started asking black intelligentsia why are black men getting locked up like this ? 40 by the end of the decade and they told me it was a bunch of white republicans that aided black people so i left my post, started working in the ghettos and i found out something interesting. i saw no richwhite republicans in the ghetto . guess what i saw? a bunch of black democrats and the three entities i saw making money off the chaos were most black preachers, most black politicians, i called in the iron triangle. that was my first book. and i there was a study and i saw these cats were connect

a few months ago, i was in memphis and sat down with eight black women who ran small businesses. they said they were not having problem finding clients, but they were having problems getting access to capital. nicole, i would like to hear from you about what efforts there been. >> thank you so much for inviting me today. never before in the history of these minority owned and operated banks have bay had access to this level of capital. by having this level of capital they are able to grow and do more than they have been able to do before. take for example black banks. at its peak there were 184. today there only 19. a lot of that has been do to lack of access to capital. another thing was it allowed them to double in size. when you layer on investments from bank of america and others, they have been able to triple in size because they have this capital. the capital allows them to do more in their communities. they are able to do more lending, expand to different markets. oftentimes they are the only community lender. they are the only ones helping to drive while creation of commu

your scan if outdoor is not protected feels like 22, mark at 31, louisville, 31 memphis.reeze advisory this morning into thursday for tens of millions of folks as far south as the gold coast. we did set a lot of records this morning. we will flirt with records and i don't think we will get there but we have some of the coldest air of the season if not years in some of the cities including the prince and florida. area of low pressure that is bringing record-breaking snow to marquette michigan, 18 inches here, that would be a record for many people across the upa of michigan. this is it, number one, the biggest two day snow event in october. really credible. the area of pressure will slowly move up towards canada bringing some snow for the interior for the east and parts of the eastern great lakes. there is your forecast 55 new york, 48 chicago and we are seeing some changes across the northwest breaking records in terms of record in this time of year a cold front moving in the next couple of days. that will change significantly. we will see the first snowfall of the season

then we have showers and thunderstorms for the southwest in memphis.he country. by the way the northwest still above average. set daytime highs today. the rest of the country is going to feel the cold air. all right, rachel, over to you, my friend. >> rachel: can't wait to talk to you are a the show. >> janice: yea, we will have a girl's party. see you soon. action packed mission to turn the house red. watch. >> it's time for a new generation of leaders. join the fight. help us win. ♪ >> for texas and for america. >> rachel: congressman dan crenshaw and two conservative latinas running for congress coming up. but, first, army and justice. soldiers and veterans reveal an investigation left them with criminal records despite never having committed a crime. sounding the alarm join us live. ♪ the insurance company enwasn't fair.ity y ca i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. llll theararnes rmrm now the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ i d d so my y quesonons eouout hicacase.y y son, ♪ call one eig

>> houston and memphis. >> who is memphis 4-0 against?me is rutgers this weekend. >> yes >> is that point >> ohio state was last week. that was painful >> you can't bet on rutgers. >> i don't bet >> i can't >> in new jersey >> i should rephrase that. you can't bet against rutgers. >> thank you >>> meanwhile, before we went to break, we showed a mystery chart. we showed you a pharmacy did everybody know it was shares of cvs cvs health falling in the pre-market and aetna downgraded issued by the center for medicare and medicaid services that stock off 5% this morning. >> nebraska is tonight, becky. >> i didn't realize tonight. >> it is here. you are getting three points. >>> binance said $100 million was likely stolen as a result of the hack on the network. the company suspended transactions on the chain. it said the issue is contained and customer funds are safe. binance coin says it this fell on the news. changpeng zhao will be here this morning. >>> and still to come, how to navigate the return to office. we talk about what to do and wha

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 off the countryside. like they would 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 coldwater, the tallahatchie, and the--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, if you want to take a deep dive, one 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 destroys, 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 sherm

where memphis falls on the prioritization, i don't know.e can get that to you. >> perfect, that be great. thanks for that. during his first weekend an office, president biden did an executive order in is prohibiting the attorney general from renewing doj contracts with private prisons. that is very curious to me, it seems to me that we don't have enough presidents. they're in bad shape. i was interested to know if you expect this going to continue to de-value and decrease the use of private prisons, or do you plan to go back to using some of these facilities to relieve some of the pressure that is on the federal correctional facilities? >> thank, you senator. we will continue to implement the president's executive order we got to institutions that it's still have a bureau -- >> even though you cannot handle what you have now, you will >> and that you can't handle what you have right, now you will not use private facilities. is that we are telling? me >> senator, i did not say. that we have plans to observe those adults in custody currently

armies deeper into the confederacy itself, he wants to open the river mississippi river as far as memphis cut off retreats of pope garrison from columbus it will lead to one of pope's most successful actions in campaigns to that time, a movement on new madrid and islands number ten. pope would capture new madrid on march 14 and upon so, his commanding officer would heap praise on this already confident general. he would say i congratulate you and your command on the success which has crowned your toils and exposures if given the fatal blow to rebellion in missouri and proved yourselves were the members of the brave army of the west. pope will continue to make his next advanced toward imus number ten forcing surrender on april 7, officially opening mississippi river as far as memphis. pope will receive credit of his campaign was a plotless victory, he would claim 7000 prisoners, the capture of general, 123 pieces of heavy artillery, 35 pieces from a huge quantities of supplies and ammunition and for total loss for hopes meant during the entirety of his campaign and actions was 32 men. he l

these two spots here on the right including the one in memphis are within their top five lowest and thosea look at tower rock. this is normally what's looks like, surrounded by water. the only way you could normally access tower rock is by boat. this is now what it looks like. look at all of that water that has receded. you can now go to tower rock by jumping from one of the smaller stones and rocks and make it all the way over with completely dry feet. part of that problem is just that expanding drought that we've seen across much of the central portion of the country. 133 million people live in these drought stricken areas across the u.s. 99% of oklahoma is even under severe drought. now we're starting to see more of that begin to spread off to the east and that includes that mississippi river basin. one thing to note, we've got a little bit of rain in the forecast, but not really around that target point that we've been looking at. when you look at the long-term forecast, boris and am mara, we're expecting below average rainfall. >> the pictures just say it all. it's terrible. >> allis

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

real program tomorrow with some annual presentable tangents in jamante. pneumonia dodge spins in memphis . swam all night, almost diana. i still got each and we'll just need to hello actor, but she got in there and childs from fossil cam. so for, for your bowden, elbow jam on march, the 12th 1944, a gang of u. p. a militants and an ss calisha division, a tank, the village of polly cro v, inhabited by poles and ukrainians. pul residents were forced into the street and arranged in order of nationality. after that the poles were shot with machine guns . 365 people died. a letter from you p. a leader shaqia of h to metropolitan shipped litski. your eminence, we are doing well. the germans are happy with our work. ah, formation of the galicia division was backed by andre ship, teet, sky, head of the greek catholic church. priests also join the nazi ranks. nobody good. you could reach the shanika, dora lucas, louder or beach. our tori is by the the will beach. he pres shelly, him, you get a heath. e dara is v as in oscar switches, arcada, you could reach su shinnecock, emailing me past inciden

. >> o'donnell: the family has been in le bonheur children's hospital in memphis since sunday, whereiving oxygen and fluids. dr. sarah combs works in the emergency room at children's national, where she has been treating r.s.v. patients. are the symptoms more severe this year? >> yes. and that exactly goes to why the hospital is full and why we have so many children needing admission, as opposed to being able to be seen and discharged home. >> o'donnell: in d.c. and 36 states, r.s.v. cases are rising at an alarming rate, as a trio of viruses-- covid, the flu, and r.s.v.-- are filling hospitals to capacity. more than 70% of pediatric beds are already occupied nationwide. why do you think there has been such an outbreak? >> so, we think it is in large part that, during covid, we had locked down, we were masking, we were social distancing, and our immune systems, they didn't get the workout they're used to getting. >> o'donnell: all three viruses have common symptoms, often starting with a fever, congestion, and runny nose. covid can cause a sore throat and digestive issues. r.s.v. caus

returning for their second day, with a total of $20,000, from memphis, tennessee, it's the champs.s the baskin family. [cheering and applause] and from fargo, north dakota, it's the meyhuber family! [cheering and appl

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officially opening the mississippi river as far as memphis. people receive credit that his campaign was a bloodless victory. he would claim 7000 prisoners, that captured general -- 123 pieces of heavy artillery. 35 pieces of field artillery -- and the total loss for popes men during the entirety of this campaign -- was 32 man. he would later report that his own success that he had produced delighted him with profound satisfaction. so, everyone is heaping praise on jon pope for these early actions in 1862. and pope will once again rely on what he did, following that small victory and blackwater, missouri, -- he will utilize the victory and the meteor coverage thereof to resume his petition to his benefactor's and the state of illinois for a regular army promotion. pope will write, to those benefactor,'s he says, you will see from the papers and from general -- that we now have a great success. i think if illinois governor, richard yates and yourself, will telegraph lincoln at once, he will now promptly transfer me as a major general -- independ

[cheering and applause] and from memphis, tennessee, you better know it, it's the baskin family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theyself some cash, and somebody got a shot at driving outta here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause]

but the bulls eye of damaging winds likely to be memphis down to jackson and birmingham. so, the main chunk of the south and the southern plains will be very dicey over the next 36 hours. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight here to the alarming rise in hate in this country. the investigation at this hour in los angeles, after several people were seen hanging an anti-semitic signs from a bridge over the 405 freeway in los angeles. some giving a nazi salute. authorities are now warning an anti-semitic incidents have hit an all-time high in this country. our chief national correspondent matt gutman on why authorities are concerned across the u.s. tonight. >> reporter: tonight, those banners over one of l.a.'s busiest freeways drawing nationwide condemnation and concern. the banner reads "kanye is right about the jews" unfurled by white supremacists seen giving the nazi absolute. the hip hop artist kanye west, known as ye, has given a series of bizarre interviews in recent weeks, peddling anti-semitic conspiracy theorys. and tweeted this. saying he was going on

the mississippi river falling to a record low in memphis. the river now at 10.71 feet and drop dropping. devastating drought effecting shipping. the impact from minneapolis to new orleans. >>> when we come back tonight, hearing aids now sold over the counter, without a prescription. and where you can test your hearin >>> for the first time, hearing aids sold over the counter at stores across the country, including watt mart, walgreens, and best buy. around $200 a pair. president biden says the fda new rules will save people thousands. to test your hearing, you can go to the world health organization, even to best buy online, for hearing tests to determine which device is best for you. >>> when we come back, america strong, and what a mother captured. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about

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the water levels have had their lowest on record in memphis. it breaks the lowest recorded measures set in 1988. other areas of the river are in jeopardy of hitting record lows, that could bring damaging implications for the country's shipping supply chain network. large cargo of crops, oil, plastic from minnesota to new orleans may be stuck if levels key proceeding. ama: today is the 33rd anniversary of what is a defining moment to bay area history. dan: no matter where you live today, the impact of the earthquake is unforgettable. >> the marine is hard-hit. there are cracks everywhere. >> look at that. the freeway has just completely collapsed. >> the 1989 earthquake measured 6.9 leaving 3800 people injured, 63 dead and 16,000 homes uninhabitable. dan: a commemoration got underway at fire station 35 in san francisco at 5:04 p.m. at night. fire station 35 was redesigned to float in order to withstand major earthquakes. we have a lot of resources to help you prepare for an earthquake, including what to pack, visit abc7news.com/preparenorcal. am