and they all head back to memphis without a fight. when he gets back there, he will write to sherman and apologize. and he will say, if only he would just stop and fight. but forest as to why lee and he keeps running away, i wish that i could give you some of the hair clipped from his head, but alas, it's not going to happen. the weather, the horses, the whole bit. and so sherman is like, okay, well, next time go out and take 8000. instead of 4000 and take about 200 wagons and take some artillery and do it this time, you see how easy it is for sherman, how easy it was for them out of memphis. okay. so he says, okay, four, don't work. go eight and make sure you keep him busy. now, here's the interesting thing about this. washburn and sturgis report these things and go, but at least the mississippi region is free of forest. that's not the point is sherman must have been banging his head against the wall like, no, no, no, no. you're going to keep him over there. that's the plan. okay. so he said no, 8000. go get him and so this time they

and memphis is not used to this so this is different for us for sure. >> absolutely.n terms of that, what can you do in the middle of it because you can't force the temperatures to get any higher, to move north any faster. what are you going to do. >> we're trying to take care of our most vulnerable citizens, those homeless and give them shelter with our warming centers and our private nonprofits and we have several hundred people in those kind of centers so that was a priority. second priority was to restore power about 30,000 people in our county lost power. it's now about 10,000. but tva has just informed us along with everyone in their service area, which is most of the state and parts of other states that they do not have the power to give us our full load so they -- they're requiring everyone to shed five to ten percent of their load which practically means we have to do rolling blackouts. >> mayor, that's bad news. that's dangerous news. >> it is -- this is just -- we've just been notified of this in the last hour. and we're trying to adjust to it. so it's made

near the university of memphis.lot of ice and it still remains and people are taking it easy now that the sun is up but let me tell you something, we are now listening in on a press conference with our power provider here, memphis light, gas and water and giving us an update on rolling blackouts and they have paused them and that's according to the memphis, light, gas and water in memphis. that's extremely good news for people who live in several counties here in west tennessee including us here in memphis because of the freezing temps we are experiencing right now. now, mlgw leaders have asked customers to turn off all n nonessential lights and appliances. the rolling blackout was have affected millions including water pump stations, sewage, treatment plants, hospitals and airports. the tennessee valley authority is the power supplier for several utility companies here in west tennessee, tva asks power companies to scale back on usage due to this critical power supply situation here during these freezing temps, the

how easy was for them out of memphis? he says, okay, for doesn't work, go eight, make sure you keep them busy. now, here's the interesting thing about this, wash burn and sturgess report these things and go, but at least the mississippi region is free of forest. that is not the point. sherman must have been banging his head against the wall, like, no, no, no, you're gonna keep over there, that's the plan. okay, he said, no, 8000, go get him, this time, they head out again, sturgis has more troops. but this time, he also has black troops with him, okay? the 55th on the 59th colored troops come along, and fort pillow has been via. some of you know about four pillow. there is a lot of controversy about that, how prisoners that were black were treated during that whole situation. and so, these black troops wore patches, it said, no quarter, okay? they had the black flag, that is no quarter. so, in other words, we're coming out here and what you did, remember, fort pillow in the flag, that kind of thing. and so, here you have

so now let's g o to memphis. with me on the phone, the president of memphis light, gas, and water. you just heard derek say it's about 12 degrees there. the mayor asking everybody to conserve energy, but did you anticipate the possibility of having to implement these rolling blackouts that we saw across memphis earlier today? >> good afternoon, kristen, and no, we did not. this is an unusual phenomenon across the tennessee valley. what happened this morning was that the tva lost the substantial generation capacity largely due to the cold weather, and for about two hours, we were on a curtailment with very little notice. that is an unusual circumstance for us, that we have never had to implement. we were only under that notice for about two hours. the power has since been restored. the issue here is once you turn power off, sometimes it's difficult to get it to come back on. we're thankful that just under 5% of our 441,000 customers were affected and weave're trying tot their power on as quickly as we can. >> what did customers experience during the blackouts? how long was the power

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kris van cleave , cbs news, memphis. >>> this question is to people more my age, what were you doing in your mid-20s? need the 25-year-old now in charge of his east bay hometown. >>> plus, it's a quick turn >>> welcome back. the city of hercules's were in a new mayor, he's stepping up from the role of vice mayor at the age of 25. as wilson walker reports, he's already spent more than half a lifetime in politics. >> hercules is about as hometown as you can get, go eagles, go titans, and go high school. this is the hometown. >> another big part of his life has been politics. >> i would say 13, i started working on my first campaign, then i stayed engaged. my late grandmother and my mom would really hone in on knowing who your elected officials were, so i would start going to cancel meetings at 17s, voicing concerns. >> now at the age of 25, he is set to become the mayor of the town he grew up in. >> thank you, my friend. appreciate it. >> proof that young people are increasing their activity in politics, and he credits his success to being a new kind of politician. >> i think one way i

cbs's janet shamlian traveled to an overwhelmed children's hospital in memphis. >> reporter: a crowded emergency room waiting area. >> 262. >> reporter: filled with sick children needing to be seen. >> she just woke up this morning. she was throwing up. >> reporter: the room filled with coughing, fever, and parents' fear. >> i'm trying to make sure she's not dehydrated. >> reporter: this is not an unusual day at le bonheur children's hospital in memphis. it's every day. fewer patients but more critical in the neonatal intensive care unit. maverick king has rsv. he's 8 weeks old and has spent half that time in the hospital fighting for his life. >> this is definitely not how i thought we'd spend our first two months or his first thanksgiving and so close to christmas. >> is he okay? >> yeah. yeah, he's just upset. >> reporter: mom brittany king says this is an improvement. >> when he was intubated, what were you thinking? >> that i don't think there's any words to sit there and watch your newborn baby have to be intubated to breathe. >> reporter: in each room, a heartbreaking story. hos

that's not normal for memphis. how are things going there? >> reporter: definitely not a typical day here in the city of memphis and it's showing with the drivers for sure. we're on walnut grove, which is very popular for people to get to and from work and already we have seen people be defeated by this hill here in front of hope church in walnut grove in the city of memphis. we actually saw about ten cars that either had been abandoned or wrecked. you can see it right here. already this morning in this section we have seen four cars spin out of control. that car right there, that vehicle, that suv is the lone one that is just stuck. it can't move because of the ice. not only is the ice on this road hard to drive on but it's absolutely impossible to walk on. i got a chance myself to see for myself that it is ice. ice for sure. for the most part people are having trouble going up the hill and also down the hill as you see this crashed out car right here. also with people coming down this hill right here, people are ending up that hill for sure

for the pbs newshour, paul solman in memphis, tennessee.y: it has been a momentous two years for lawmakers in washington. after tackling major legislation and surviving contentious midterm races, some are using the holidays to confer with friends, families and advisors about next steps in their political careers. and so are others who are thinking about taking the biggest step, a run for the white house. to talk about this and much more, it's political stakes with tamara keith of npr and leigh ann caldwell with the washington post. amy walter is away. it is so good to see both of you on the day after christmas, the monday before new year's. we do here politicians, some of them, saying i am going to take the holidays to talk with my family, ose advisors, and friends. is that what they are really doing? tamara: i will say that one of president biden's top advers said if they had not been at least making preparations for a campaign one -- campaign months ago, that would be campaign malpractice. even if they are officially spending quality time

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cnn affiliate wmc reporter walter murphy is in memphis, tennessee. walter, you're there by one of the main roads in town. i wonder what you're seeing and how are folks responding to those warnings about, listen, stay home if you can? >> reporter: well, jim, you can see behind me there are plenty of people that are out and about this morning, but it's 3 degrees here right now, we are not really used to that here in testimon memphis, you know, with subzero feels like temperatures it's very cold out here. people have been getting out and about, but, again, the tennessee department of transportation is urging everywhere that doesn't have to get out to go to work to do anything that's absolutely necessary, to stay at home today. you know, there's no need to get out. we haven't seen that many accidents or anything like that so far. they did do a fairly good job of deicing this road. they did salt it earlier, but there is some black ice, i'm going to let you see that right here. again, we are in the heart of midtown in memphis, one of the main thoroughfares

the dutch who struck with a beautiful goalfrom memphis depay beautiful goal from memphis depay justoalfrom memphis depay just before the ten minute mark which really showed their superior class against the americans. just before half—time, a second goalfrom daley blind. two shots on goal and two goals for the lens, so a great start. the dutch have avoided defeat in that last 20 matches when scoring an opening goal in the world cup, that dates back to 1978. no pressure, usa. they are under so much pressure and have time now, of course. millions of fans have been watching around the world. let's take your life to nomia iqbal, who joins us from washington, dc to stop and also anna holligan, who is watching in the hague with some dutch fans. a fantastic start for the netherlands. what is the reaction to those two great goals? as you can see, this is the only three space inside the bar, behind it. scenes like this across the country right now. this whole place erupted with the first goal. the bar staff have got their cheeks painted with the national flag. staff have got their cheeks pain

icy roads causing several cars to spin out in memphis. we saw this live yesterday morning. you know, that's a four-wheel drive that cannot get up that hill. officials are warning drivers, if you can avoid going out, do. the state's transportation department has been salting the roads over the last few days, but still warn to go as slowly as possible if you do have to get out there. meanwhile, the tennessee valley authority is directing local power companies to interrupt service >> all right. we have been looking at these pictures. you have some great reporters out there in memphis, tennessee, showing us the dangerous conditions on the roads. can you tell me what it's like out there right now and what you are warning people? >> the major thoroughfares have improved >> can i ask you about the history of -- i have been to memphis many times. it's a fun city. and i have been to other parts of tennessee. has this happened before in recent times , the day it gets above 32. we are emergency here and the community is really trying to reach out and help everyone. >> as they say over

elijah's 100-plus siblings live all around the world, from east memphis to east asia, atlanta to ghanang island to israel. but they do have something or someone in common. >> so, here's the spreadsheet of all my children. and i've got different tabs. >> this guy. >> i have kids that call me dad. i have kids that call me tate, papa, donor dad. >> elijah, he's the most amazing kid in the world. and we would never have him if it wasn't for ari. >> but not everyone approves. >> i see this as some kind of big experiment going on. >> do you think it's a dangerous social experiment? >> i do. >> you're breaking a lot of boundaries here. i mean, this is getting out of hand. >> when it comes to making babies, can there be too much of a good thing? ♪ >>> amber, are you ready? >> ready for school. >> in a quiet neighborhood in east memphis, tennessee, elaine is getting her family ready for another busy day. >> that's my big boy. >> she's a kindergarten teacher, owns her own home, and is raising her two kids as a single parent. >> yeah. i always knew i wanted to have kids, and i always knew i wante

power grids in places like memphis are under tremendous strain. i have to say, it looks a lot nicer where you are than where paolo was, but i know it's cold. >> well, yeah. you can see how my breath freezes on the way out. but paolo's live shot was absolutely incredible. completely different story for us in the southeast. of course we've got the arctic air, but it's -- the sun is out. but the sunshine is completely deceiving. we're monitoring the temperature here as a good weatherman should do. it's 20 degrees here in atlanta. give you an idea how cold it is, we brought out a wet towel a couple of hours ago, and it's frozen solid. if that gives an indication of how cold it is out here, any water that was on the ground, that flash flood freeze that occurred here, 35-degree temperature drop in eight hours in atlanta. that froze that water on the roadways, and i saw that myself driving into the cnn center today. in terms of memphis, the mayor just a couple of hours ago, you know, talking about how the city and the county, shelby county was going to h

>> one of the places is memphis and ida b wells. tell that story.g. >> ida b wells is a great american hero, and he should know her. ida b wells had a black newspaper. she was a crusader against lynching. there was some horrible slaughter's by whites against blacks in memphis, and her newspaper was burned down. she became probably the most vocal anti-lynching advocate for the remainder of the 19th century and 20th century. she also was a suffragette, and the white suffragettes would not let her be part of the mid part of women suffragists. that is the flip side of the story of the women suffrage movement. if you remember, there was a march in washington, and they would not let ida b wells b in it, so she organized a parallel march. she was a protegee of frederick douglass, very eloquent,. >> the book throughout, we made references to and update all these places were george has been, and we find out what has happened. one of the things that i found kind of shocking was the city of austin, right? the city of austin, which we think of as the only blue

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on how he does will determine if we go home by christmas. >> reporter: janet shamlian, cbs news, memphis. >> o'donnell: well, turning now to part two in our series on young children and cell phones. one in three americans say they've fallen for a phone scam and kids are especially vulnerable. cbs's adriana diaz has tonight's family matters with tips on how to protect your children. grrnlts. >> do their social skills match up with the access that they have -- >> reporter: at chicago's petterson elementary school, parents are ready for a lesson on kids' cell phone safety. >> we should ask our kids' permission before we share their picture. >> reporter: craighton berman just gave his child a phone. >> our kid can't distinguish real and reliable. that's our main concern. . my son uses discord. >> reporter: what is that. it's like slack. it's twhawnt makes me nervous. >> reporter: what should parent know. >> anyone trying to exploit your child sexually, emotionally, financially, they will use the threats to isolate them and scare them. if your child knows they have a safeso that you wiigorm e

heavy, the sixth colored us heavy artillery regiment in memphis. and he went on raids into mississippi be a nathan bedford forrest, one of the founders of the ku klux klan, was a general in the confederate army slaughtering and killing and raiding into memphis. so he he was in the civil war with this black regiment at the end of the war. he eventually went on back to minnesota to be a itinerant traveling methodist preacher and he found it depressing, trivial, pointless. he tried to take up farming with his by now growing sons and a goat by age 46, he was basically bedridden with depression and certainly had some what we would now describe as post-trauma stress disorder from the war. but he was ready to sort of give up and die at age 46 when his oldest son, owen, said, we've had a family meeting and i'm taking you to texas to regain your health. so they went down to texas, own this. you'll see him in one of those slides. and one thing led to another. and he regained his his life missions who work among by people and he he and owen and three black pa

they have with the memphis grizzlies. >> we enjoy the challenge.uys love the challenge and they generally, you know, step up to when they feel that and if they've been great, you know, going back my first couple years, you know, when they had to marc gasol and mike conley and zach, you know, the grit and grind teams and >> and what they've done over the last 4 years. rebuilding the team is as brilliant, you know, the way they drafted. and and coach done the has has played >> they've got something special and our guys feel that. both sides chair back and forth. and, you know, this is what competition is all about. >> all righty warriors got some much-needed home cooking tonight. this was the first of an eight-game homestand. they will play the charlotte hornets on tuesday. the warriors 13 2 at home this season while they're just 3.16 on the road. really a tale of 2 teams. so they really welcome the fact that they'll be home for the next 2 weeks. of course, on tuesday night. we'll have live coverage from chase center with kate rooney. but for now, me

off the memphis miss, green, 13 rebounds and 13 assists. warriors bench kept the lead at double digits in the third. steph really liked that one. block by green here. get out of my kitchen! klay off the screen on the next play. scored 24 and added 9 key rebounds. six dubs in double figures. 31 assists in the game. heated between the two. thompson had to remind brooks golden state has beaten them five of the last seven times. warriors win chnicals a jodfashio aslki thi it tea technical, bu forgot about the taunting rule. we've been talking trash since middle school. so you either play you're best, or you're razzles. >>> tom brady and tampa in arizona. brady had to scramble in the fourth quarter again. down 10, found white for a score. they got a folsom to force overtime, and then off a good pump fake, he found russell gage for a pick up of 27 yards, and he nailed the walk off kick. tampa won it 19-16, upped the record to 7 and 8. one of three nfl games today. rams beating the broncos and packers beating the dolphins. the 49ers remain one gam

memphis depay blocking out the noise and dancing to his own tune. right on half—time, it was 2—0.haji wright — right place, right foot, right lucky, some would say. miracle goal. searching for an equaliser, the usa's focus was on attack, but they failed to spot denzel dumfries at the back post. denzel dumfries, and that will surely when it! 3—1, the final score. the american dream is over. the dutch unbeaten run stretches to 19 games. can they go all the way? that's the big question. later we will find out the answer. it'll either be lionel messi's argentina or maybe australia, who surprised many by making it to the knockout stages. clive, that match kicks off in just under hours here.— that's it. i'll be back with the late news at 10.15pm. till then, bye for now... january 6th. we watched that. i knew he'd be there. i wasn't sure how much of a role he would play in it. when i saw some footage of what's now known as the stack, i knew immediately before i zoomed in that that was stewart and that was oath keepers. oath keepers founder stewart rhodes will stand trial alongside four o

for memphis, their first ever christmas game. purdy in the house, and samuel depo -- deebo samuel was there too. jp had 23 at the half and steph coached him up as he gets ready to come back sometime soon. just missed the poster down, got so high that jordan is back off of the rim, looking for a foul, did not get it. the warriors were up four at the break. five of nine and you see him at 1150 paidpoole had a tonight. the third youngest warrior to score on christmas day behind rick perry and wilke. lots of nice sweaters in crowd. that hammer chase was electric. the bench scored 42. steph loves it and approves of this rivalry after clay gets the jumper. he lets dylan brooks know about it. you get a start to in eight-game home stand. >> we have built a lot of momentum this year. there have been stops and starts, so it feels like it is time to turn it up so we can build on this. >> it was a complete group effort tonight. i'm proud of these young guys staying ready after a tough road trip. that was a real group effort and the strength

. >>> the warriors home for the holidays, take young memphis on christmas day but they will have to doout the superstar stephan curry. he might actually be out of the lineup for the entire eight- game homestand. he has missed the last four games since hurting his shoulder on december 14, a recent reevaluation shows he's making good progress. the warriors say he will be reevaluated in two weeks. >> worked on the weight roomom and shuts up, yesterday, and this morning. he is progressing well. still a ways away from playing a game, but everything seems to be going pretty smoothly. >> hosting the memphis grizzlies at 5 pm on christmas day. >>> the 49ers with a big win over the commanders, the next up the final road game of the regular season. at las vegas on new year's da y.at if y you run a s small busin, you needed the most t from every invevestment. that's w why comcastst busineness gives y you mor. more innnnovation..... with ourur new gig-s-s eed wi-f-fi, plus ununlimited da. more s speed... frfrom the lara, fastest,t, reliable e network. and more s savings- upup to 6a year on n comca

alright madison scarpino live tonight in memphis, tennessee madison appreciate it. already if you're not watching your tv, let's look at it in about not quite yet. wait till we bring it up right where you can look at it, too. but the live camera shot. we're going to show you is just stunning again. tonight we've got just a beautiful sunset as we get closer to the winter solstice, and it feels like it's winter solstice matters to me and you and everyone else because it kind of right. it's when the once we hit the solstice. today's will start getting a little bit longer. we're getting really short on these days. you can see it outside on the estuary. beautiful night, though, and just stunning sunset. no rain in the forecast. those clouds look promising, but no, not happening. when we get going tomorrow, temperatures are going to be quite similar to what we had today. these are the highs from today, um, mid fifties upper fifties perfect, really very, very cold in the mornings, though, and that's the kind of the story talked about last night. it's not just the story. fo

tlac atlanta, memphis, kansas city will be 3 degrees sunday morning.he warm up coming after christmas will be very, very slow. whit. >> we'll have to wait for that. rob, thank you. >>> we turn now to the january 6th committee releasing its final 845-page report placing blame for the violence and blood shed on that day on one man, former president donald trump. after an 18-month investigation, the committee details a multi-part plan to overturn the 2020 election and making several recommendations to prevent it from ever happening again. here's abc's chief washington correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: in its final report, the january 6th committee places the blame for the attack on the capitol squarely on one man, donald trump. and recognizes the never again be allowed to hold public office. >> no man who would behave that way at that moment in time could ever serve in any position of authority in our nation again. he is unfit for any office. >> reporter: the culmination of an 18-month investigation, the 845-page report describes the january 6th a

on the river rolling, rolling, rolling on the river doo doo dood oo i cleaned a lot of plates in memphisbut i never saw the good side of the city until i hitched a ride on the riverboat queen big wheel keep on turning proud mary keep on burning and we are rolling, rolling, rolling on the river we are rolling, rolling, rolling on the river doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo yeah, woo if you come down to the river i bet you gonna find some people who live and you don't gotta worry if you got no money people on the river are happy to give big wheel keep on turning proud mary keep on burning and we are rolling, rolling, rolling on the river rolling, rolling, rolling on the river doo doo doo doo yeah woo rolling, rolling, rolling on the river rolling, rolling, rolling on the river rolling, rolling, rolling on the river rolling, rolling, rolling on the river yeah all right uh-huh ♪ ♪ >> ♪ will i guess it was the night that i could touch her body you know that everybody can get it i have to wait before i can put my heart away it is the time i am back in motion love comes down with devotion i gotta

new rivals, the memphis grizzlies. the grizz are led by john moran and a band of rising stars.l, the bone to pick with the defending champ steve kerr knows what he's up against. >> i just think there's a lot of and with respect comes the chirping it's great for the fans us and great for you know, both franchises to in the position that that we're they they've been on the rise the last couple years and, you know, hoping to to, you know, keep our run going it's an exciting matchup. >> christmas day, meanwhile, cal and stanford women matching up in a holiday game down on the farm this afternoon. tara vanderveer's team took it to the bears early. haley jones skips it up on top and then. the road to the hoop. that's basic. it's the mismatch inside hits the lefty lane. cardinal led 47 29 at the half. jones again, this time all by herself. running the floor, driving through the cal defense puts it up. fouled and it's good. jones lead the cardinal. 21. she also had 10 boards, 4 assists, none prettier than that perfect pass inside cameron brink for. >> the layup. point. stanford finishe

i suspect you never heard of memphis, tennessee?ranslator: i just knew there was such a place, but not much else. >> reporter: in march, zhasmin alkadi arrived in memphis for treatment at st. jude. what are the doctors telling you now? >> translator: i have a few rounds of chemotherapy left. everything is going well. i already had my leg amputated unfortunately. the doctors said it was too late to save the leg and it was le i just need to finish my chemotherapy and i can then continue living my life as before. >> reporter: also living a rambunctious life at st. jude is 2-year-old melania semeraz, the girl who had been stuck at the polish border with her refrigerated medication. >> how are you today? >> reporter: her mother, roksolana semeraz told us there is hope that melania can be cured of fibroid carcinoma. a cancer of the connective tissue in her leg. >> translator: we fled the war from people who just wanted to kill, roksolana told us in november. and here people are greeting you and want to give you the best help. they did so

hopefully she's in memphis. joined the growing list of countries adding testing requirements or restrictions. the u.s. and italy also among them. despite italy's pleas, the larger european union not getting on board. the european cdc is calling new restrictions unjustified and said the surge in china's covid cases is not going to have a significant impact on europe. >>> back here in the u.s. there is renewed concerns about the omicron subvariants developing globally and taking route in the u.s. elizabeth cohen is joining us now with details. elizabeth, it was about a year ago we were all saying omicron, that was the new variant. how concerned are experts about new variants this year potentially developing in china? >> reporter: so jessica, here's what the concern is. in china you have a population that was to a large extent protected from natural infection. they were vaccinated with a vaccine that has efficacy issues. all of a sudden those restrictions got lifted and people don't need to be in quarantine. that's

the warriors host the memphis grizzlies 5:00 p.m. christmas day. >>> the san francisco giants aren't the only teams with questions about the health of carlos correa. multiple reports say the new york mets and the all-star shortstop are working through a medical issue after his physical with the team showed the same right leg concerns that killed the deal with the giants earlier this week despite the delay, a deal between correia and the mets is likely to happen but the contract could be reworked from the original 12-year $315 million agreement. back out here live at levi's stadium, the 49ers with a big win over the washington commanders. next week they are on the road it's o official, a america. xfininity mobilele is the fastest t mobile serervice. and gives s you unmatched d savings withth the best t price for two lilines of unlnlimited. ononly $30 a l line per momo. thatat means youou could save hunundreds a yeyear over t-m-mobile, at&t andnd verizon.. the fafastest mobibile seservice and d major savivi? cacan't argue e with the f

. >> reporter: this is not an unusual day at le bonheur children's hospital in memphis. >> can i listenur heart? >> reporter: it's every day. fewer patients, but more critical, in the neonatal intensive care unit. maverick king has r.s.v., he's eight weeks old, and has spent half that time in the hospital fighting for his life. >> it's definitely not how i thought we'd spend our first two months or his first thanksgiving and so close to christmas. >> reporter: is he okay? >> yeah. yeah, he's just upset. >> reporter: mom brittany king says this is an improvement. when he was intubated, what were you thinking? >> i don't think there's any words to sit there and watch your newborn baby have to be intubated to breathe. >> reporter: in each room, a heartbreaking story. hospital president michael wiggins says it's unprecedented. how does this compare to whate u you saw during covid? >> well, this really is the pediatric experience of covid. the volumes of patients that the adult hospital saw during covid, that's what we're experiencing now. >> reporter: nurses and other staff are taking extra

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a big win open the memphis grizzlies at home and chase center. we' tell you what head coach steve kerr said about that victory. from round two. well, good morning to you. thank clark. it is monday,e day after christmas december 26th roberta's here with our forecast, and you were trying to hide from me and all of that fog out there on the road, a pretty good job of it. didn't i? serious pretty foggy. we have patchy dense fog on 5 80 as you make your way east and west right around north livermore avenue all the way into that. 5 86 80 corridor this morning and then downright no visibility on the dublin grade. clears out once you hit castro valley, but until 11 a.m. this morning where you see the gray shade that's a central valley, but we do have it encompassing around the eastern portions of our bay area north bay as well quarter mile visibility at this hour and santa rosa so you know it's going to be a pretty hazardous morning commute in and out of the north bay. otherwise hayward seven mile visibility, no restrictions. at this time around the half