and that's what happened in memphis. clearly, what happened in memphis.and so the challenge for american police leadership, the challenge to american political leadership is to push back on this defund the police movement and instead push for the refunding, understanding the significance issues that society has not been able to deal with successfully, that they've asking police to deal with. in the meantime, the emotionally disturbed and narcotics addicted, the criminal the reality is, unfortunately, some are bad people. they're criminals and you want somebody to deal with them. you want to have to deal. and that's where the police command. but you owe it to them to give the appropriate support when they do, trying to do the right thing. you need to do anything to give them any support when they're doing the wrong way. but when they are trying to do the right thing is that cop that up shooting michael brown. he was trying to do the right thing on that day. but for months he was basically represented as the bad guy rather than michael brown. and so that's

james meredith starts his movement in memphis, his walk, and then of course he's right outside of memphis when he gets shot. then, all the civil rights leaders converge on memphis to take up the march that he now can no longer participate in because he's wounded in the hospital. so dr. king comes back to memphis. - he was very encouraging and he said it was so wonderful to see all of us and our family, especially,

amy: after headlines, we will air extended excerpts from wednesday's memphis rally. the united nations is warning half of somalia's population, some 8.3 million people, will need humanitarian assistance this year amid somalia's worst drought in decades. speaking from mogadishu on wednesday, u.n. secretary-general antonio guterres said nations must now act to prevent a catastrophe. >> a devastating drought and the tragic loss of thousands of lives in 2022 alone. displacement of 1.4 million somalis, with women and children making up 80%. driving food prices up. for invulnerable -- court communities are pushed to the brink of starvation. the situation can get worse. amy: ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy called wednesday for an international response after video surfaced online appearing to show a russian soldier beheading a ukrainian prisoner of war. >> there is something no one in the world can't ignore, how easily they kill. this video of the execution of a ukrainian pow, the world must see it. this is a video of russia. amy: a kremlin spokesperson called the v

or dies in memphis. or dies in memphis. made for justice lives or dies in memphis. cnn's isabelle rose salas is in nashville forest, isabel, the metro city council there in that capital city would have to suspend its rules to vote tomorrow on justin jones. what do we think? are there enough votes to make this happen and reinstate him? jim it's certainly going to be a busy intensity tomorrow. the metro council right behind me in this building will decide tomorrow in the evening. the fate of that ousted lawmaker former representative justin jones. now i spoke with jeff siracusa council member just a couple of hours ago, and he told me that he feels confident that when it comes to the vote to appoint jones back to his seat that they've got the numbers there. it'll take a supermajority so 27 council members out of 40 to go ahead and appoint jones back to his seat. the tricky part is that right before that appointment vote happens, they will actually have to first vote on whether to suspend a rule within the council that prohibits both nominating and appointing somebody.

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said, the movement lives or dies in memphis. the movement lives or dies in memphis, and here at this hallowed place, in this sacred place, we are showing the united states of america and the republicans in tennessee that the movement is still alive. >> reporter: again, an estimated 300 supporters now following pearson from the civil rights museum here to the shelby county commission where they will remain outside and await that important decision chris. >> catie beck, thank you so much, and that decisive meeting in memphis happening very soon i'll be talking with one of the officials who will actually be voting in just 60 seconds. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv hey bud. wow. what's all this? hawaii was too expensive so i brought it here. you know with priceline you could actually take that trip for less than all t

the movement lives or dies in memphis. the movement lives or dies in memphis.the movement lives or dies in memphis. the movement lives or dies in memphis. the movement lives or dies in memphis. the movement for justice lives or dies in memis. the movement for democracy lives or dies. the move into end gun violence lives or dies in memphis. [applause] we see those who want to kill the movement, republican-led super majority. we have witnessed one of the most historic, unjustifiable abuses of power by a state government against black folks because we decided to speak up and fight for people, including people who are no longer here. people like my own classmate larry thorns killed by gun violence earlier this year. those people who can speak no more because we decided to elevate the voices and the hearts and the spirits of those, the super majority republican legislator decided it was time for us to go because in our opinion it was time to listen, time to listen to the demands of thousands of children and youth and teenagers asking for leaders in positions of powe

and last hour in memphis. we heard from justin pearson, one of the two expelled tennessee house democrats as he gave a sermon at a church in his home district of memphis. and as he delivered his easter address, he thanked the community and congregation for its support and drew parallels with what happened this week at the state capitol and 55 years ago in memphis. because we did that the republican led general assembly with the support of folks even in this district like mark white from our own community thought it better. to get rid of our democratic representation and district 86. mm to actually solve the problem . reverend doctor marlow. the king jr was killed by gun violence. and i tell you what. his words from what he spoke just days before he was assassinated, are still true. the movement lives or dies in memphis. cnn correspondent isabel rizal is joining me live from nashville. isabel. what's in store for these lawmakers for the week ahead. fred tomorrow is a very important day for former representative

also as we go throughout the memphis area, you still have to wait for your storms to move through as we go throughout the evening. you're not done yet. they'll pass into illinois and eastern portions of arkansas as we go throughout the next couple of hours, and then tomorrow, we still got a severe weather threat even including new york city, but not tornadoes, thunderstorm wind gusts. >> all right bill watching it all for us, thank you. >>> also tonight, new york preparing for a court appearance like none other the arraignment of former president trump expected on tuesday. the indictment still under seal, but sources tell nbc news mr. trump will face around 30 counts likely centered on the accounting of a hush money payment to an adult film actress here's garrett haake >> reporter: tonight, the nypd preparing for lower manhattan to become the epicenter of an ongoing legal and political earthquake as the historic prosecution of former president trump transitions to its next phase security tightening, and officers told to be in uniform ahead of possible protests, though the mayor's off

when they spoke i memphis outside the lorain motel where dr. king was assassinated in 1968 it is now a museum they began last week as thre members of the tennessee house of representatives subjected t an expulsion vote by the republican majority in the house. the week ended wit representative gloria johnso surviving the vote to expe her. between the votes that did actually expel our first guest tonight, representative justin jones, and then representative justin j. pearson, whose memphis district includes th lorain motel representative justin jones ha already been it reinstated as member of house of representatives after member in his district voted fo justin jones to fill the vacancy in the house o representative e created b justin jones expulsion the same thing happened toda in memphis, with representativ pearson, but he will not b sworn in as a member of th house until tomorrow >> the movement lives or die in memphis and here is a hollow place in this sacred place, we are showing the united states of america and the republicans in tennessee

right now we are in memphis. me about your level of excitement. you are back here in the city. you are the home team this year. something you didn't get last year. what's that going to be like for you? >> very excited we are all coaches, players alike are all embracing the opportunity to play play in front of these great fans nothing like the home game and get to come out of the gates with hopefully a lot of people in these seats and a beautiful stadium excited to put on a good show and hopefully a winning product. >> abby: with so much coaching experience, what makes the usfl different? >> you know, i think it's about not enough spots in the nfl for a lot of the talented guys. this piece has been missing for a bunch of years as far as -- i don't want to say developing guys but giving guys the opportunity to continue their dream. and the more usfl players saw guys make it into nfl camps and then ultimately make it on to teams and make an impact, i think that makes it a really big thing. because these guys love th

to find out more, catch up with folks ahead of kickoff. >> memphis, birmingham, four hub cities, laste games were in birmingham, alabama. what led you to expand to four different cities. >> we wanted teams in their home market. on the schedule, it might have been birmingham playing an away game, but it was not away. it was challenging and we wanted to have that opportunity. >> the fact we are in memphis playing in front of the home crowd amps things up. >> it brings us together, that is what i love about football. >> when we get in the city, we want to become a party or community and we want to draw people to the stadium. >> i wanted to play football in memphis, now being in the community and doing what i love in front of those guys, makes me more happy than anything i've ever done. >> definite excitement, it makes people feel good, it's a cool town. >> i thought i saw him the other day, barbecue is out standing. >> it's become a second home, it is exciting to be taking the field. >> quite the feat to make season two, what do you attribute to the success? >> it comes down to the peopl

from >> memphis? you know >> not that i know of.hink he lives i memphis. >> detectives had to fin edward another way so the access heather' facebook account and mind it for clues, and there it was. a profile with the last name attached >> what was that name? >> edward rogerson >> police dialed a phone numbe they found for at. he told him he lived 500 miles away and eastern tennessee, an agreed to make that drive to germantown to be interviewed detectives wondered, had h made the trip once already tha week to take how they're away, and most importantly, could he tell them where she was now? >> just because you've got somebody living fun 100 mile away, does not mean that the didn't have anything to do wit this disappearance >> police recorded at roller since interview. during questioning, and made u a potentially importan mission. >> i love death, i would d anything for her, when the detectives asked me, who would she call if you want t disappear, and she'd be me i'd be here in however man hours it took me to get here today. >> but, h

we are here in memphis, tennessee ahead of season two of usfl. todd hali.t the upcoming season. brady white is the quarterback. we are going to talk about his excitement with the team coming to memphis. all of that coming up. ♪ you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to

hi, abby. >> abby: that is right, we're in memphis, i have brady white, quarterback of the memphis showboats the usfl. he is returning to home turf, he played at university of memphis, what will it be like to take the field on saturday? >> very special, great memories here, new venture and new group of people and looking forward to building on where i left off. >> abby: i was talking to a university alum yesterday and showed me her arm as she was talking about you coming back to memphis, goosebumps, hair raised off her arm. what does that mean to you? >> that means a lot to me, means the world, because it is very genuine and unique relationship that i share with this city. i feel like throughout my time here we've embraced each other, there is a strong bond and love and that means a lot. >> abby: your second year in the usfl, what did you learn from last year you will carry into this year? >> learned a lot. with more obvious things being offense and personnel coming back, but just learned how to operate our system, how to get the most out of guys around me and how to work with our staff in t

i'm in the car on the way to memphis.age it's an important step forward it goes to frederick douglass' wisdom that power concedes nothing without a demand the governor would not take this step without the demands of the young people at the capitol by the thousands. i think this is a first step i talk to his chief of staff i said we want good faith negotiations to get a ban on high capacity magazines, assault weapons, universal background checks there are more steps to make sure our students and children are protected. my message is that this is a good step but there's more work to do and this is the beginning. it should not be the end of negotiations >> do you have any confidence that the house leader there will work with you on this? you had been eloquent -- you and justin pearson, about how you were excluded from committees and not taken seriously, not given a chance to speak. >> i'm hearing in the house, not just from members of our party, but i have talked to some republicans who are asking speaker sexton to resign he

game two of the series is also in memphis on wednesday.e which is really important, this is my second time in the play—off, every position, every game, it matters. especially now. if you can win this game, it is going to be much easierfor us to you can win this game, it is going to be much easier for us to win those games next... when we get back to la. the milwaukee bucks are sweating on the fitness of their star, giannis antetokounmpo, after he was forced off injured in their 130—117 defeat to the miami heat in game 1 of their eastern conference first round series. the greek forward landed hard on his back in the first quarter and will be assessed ahead of game 2 on wednesday. faith thomas, the first aboriginal woman to play cricket for australia, has died at the age of 90. thomas, renowned as one of the fastest bowlers in the women's game, played her one and only test for australia against england in melbourne in 1958. thomas, who was a survivor of australia's stolen generations, remains one ofjust four indigenous players to have test c

this is memphis and they're rallying behind him. one thing that stood out to us that justin did today was he had a woman so up whose son was lost to gun violence is a friend of his. and he wanted him to be here and the mom will be here so they can talk about how gun violence is affecting this community. we know memphis has been hit particularly hard with gun violence. and so as we move out this way, you can see another stage that set up within the address the public this has galvanized his community and a very different way. even the commissioners in there we're talking about passing the baton onto justin j piercing something that they haven't had to do before, but they believe he speaks for them now and they can't wait for them to go. how excited are you about? what's happening? excited that means we have a voice. now, finally, we got somebody to speak up for us . and our voices are being heard , unlike other people that let them hush them, but just came up there and said we needed action we need to now here are tired of these kids

in the nba play—offs the los angeles lakers upset the second—seeded memphis grizzlies 128—112 in therence first round series. lakers star lebronjames and anthony davis combined for 43 points but it was their team—mate who was the star of the show in memphis who scored 29 points for the seventh—seeded visitors who only made the play—offs after winning a play in in game two of the series which is also in memphis on wednesday. meanwhile the milwaukee bucks are sweating on the fitness of their star after he was forced off injured after a 130—117 defeat to miami heat in game one of the eastern conference first—round series. the greek forward landed hard on his back in the first quarter will stop you will be assessed ahead of game two on wednesday. faith thomas, the first aboriginal woman to play cricket for australia, has died at the age of 90. thomas, renowned as one of the fastest bowlers in the women's game played her one and only test for australia against england in a melbourne in 1958. thomas, who was a survivor of australia was �*s stolen generation, remainsjust one survivor of aus

that we sa today, justin jones, whose district is in nashville justin pearson, whose district is in memphis, and glori johnson, whose district is i knoxville, went to the front o the chamber to join in chanc for gun control. the republican speaker of th house compared their actions joining the chance, to the insurrections on january 6th the individuals that stormed and ransacked the capito violently. he stripped them of thei access to the chamber and then scheduled a vote on whether to expel them for what wa essentially a violation of house rules. a move that was so against the very fabric of america representative democracy tha even president biden weighed i tweeting, quote, three kids an three officials gunned down, and yet, another mass shooting and what are gop officials focus on punishing lawmakers who joined thousands of peacefu protesters calling for action. it's shocking, undemocratic, and without precedent. it's a point echoed by mr. jones on the house floor today >> only three times in over 20 years have there been member of the house of representative expelled the first case was

nashville has been under attack from day one memphis is always under attack as well. to face an uphill battle we have one party rule in the state of tennessee and they want to control everything from the state house to the courthouse, and that's what you have seen. and you just laid out all of the bills just from this session alone, and that's just this year this has gone on for years so they just want to consolidate all power and control all money. i believe in the previous segment you laid out the percentage of the revenue that comes out of the city i represent. me and representative jones represent, our districts abut each other we represent the same neighborhoods. we were redistricted but we share neighborhoods. so the people want him there they knew who they were el electing, and it's offensive for them to violate our democracy and replace him in that manner >> and representative mackenzie, you're chair of the tennessee black caucus it's very clear when they singled out the one white member of the tennessee three and let her survive by one vote, but she's been re

. >> the movement lives or dies in memphis here at the hallowed place, in this sacred place, we showinghe united states of america and the republicans in tennessee, that the movement is still alive. >> we need to lift up these amazing voices of these young people we need a multiracial, multigenerational organization in the tennessee legislature. >> something is changing in our state that is going to restore democracy and get rid of these forces that are trying to take us back ward >> moments later, and just feet from the civil rights museum, housed inside the lorraine hotel, where 55 years ago this month, reverend dr. martin luther king jr. was murdered hotel -- hundreds of supporters led by representative pearson, marched to the county commission building tonight, pearson will head back to nashville where he and every other democrat still face a stubborn republican super majority that has an ax to grind and a refusal once again to do anything about gun violence. last week erica sugarman told a fox affiliate that the republicans who run the state were looking to punish memphis for reapp

first up, the memphis showboats host the philadelphia stars.ow one of the players is getting ready for the big game. she joins us live from memphis. abby. >> reporter: what's going on, you guys? heart. big game coming up later today and, look, to perform at this level really aches a lot of training. -- takes a lot of training, but that looks different for certain players. that's especially true for alex collins. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: alex are collins is a force to be reckoned with on the grid iron, so why are we at a dance studio in midtown memphis? let's go find out. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: alex, what's going on? is this key to your dominance on the field? irish canning? >> this is definitely the key to success. >> reporter: how does irish dancing help you with football? >> it works on my conditioning. the whole time you're required to be on your toes throughout your whole jig, and it's just the strengthing of that, and it helps me be quicker on my feet which is what i need. >> reporter: do you ever think about irish dancing while you're on t

or dies in memphis. dies in memphis. movement for justice lives or dies in memphis , and when it comes to pearson's vacancy that is up to the shelby county board of commissioners were told by the share chairman of that commission that they will not discuss pearson's situation before the regularly scheduled meeting on wednesday. it is not clear when a special meeting will be set up to address that open seat. meanwhile organizers on social media nashville liens are setting up a day of action. they are organizing a rally before the city council meeting here in nashville and then also doing a march over to the state capital . after that council meeting, christine all right, isabel, thank you so much for that, all right, coming up. the red hot american job machine may be showing signs of cooling off what it means for the future of the fed's aggressive fight against inflation. that's ahead. my mosost important kitchen too, my brain choose areva plus, ununlike some others, areva plus is a multitasker supporting six key indicato

the movement lives or dies in memphis movement. lives or dies in memphis. live or die in memphis. or dies. dies in memphis movement for justice lives or dies in memphis. and when it comes to pearson's vacancy that is up to the shelby county commission were told by the chairman that they're not going to talk about it until their previously scheduled meeting that that's happening next wednesday. it's still unclear jim when they're going to schedule a special meeting to figure out what happens to that vacant seat. alright it's about rose salas in nashville. for us, it's going to get tense there over the next 24 hours. thanks very much. we appreciate it. joining us now quantity tombs who sits on the nashville metro council councilman, thanks so much for being with us. we really appreciate it. what do you think? do you think you have the votes to return justin jones back to his seat in the state house. i'm confident that we do have the votes to return him back to his seat. um the issue is going to be, uh, suspending the rules because that normal processes about a four week process and

brianna the family of tyree nichols just filed a federal lawsuit against the city of memphis, the memphis police department and the individual officers accused of beating nichols to death. they spoke here moments ago. let's listen to the same circumstances. and that this landmark lawsuit. is not only to get the justice. for terry nichols in the civil courts. but it is also a message. that is being set. two cities all across america. who have these police? oppression units. five former officers demetrius haley to darius being emmett martin, the third, justin smith and desmond mills jr faced second degree murder charges and more so far, they've all pleaded not guilty. another two officers were fired, five more suspended , and one retired before hearing could be conducted. you remember the horror of that night graphic body and security camera footage showing the lethal assault and sparking protests across the country? joining us now is nick valencia, nick. this is being touted as a landmark lawsuit. hey, there, brianna leading up to this announcement. it was being touted by civil rights atto

and we're live in memphis where the only member of the tennessee three still out of the job is set toead a march through the city the vote that could send him back to the legislature is potentially happening within the next couple of hours >>> but we start with the republican presidential field about to get bigger just as the number of winnable issues appears to be growing smaller. ing right now in iowa, tim scott, who has just announced an exploratory committee, and nikki haley, both ramping up their presidential campaigns while simultaneously trying to navigate the challenges that threaten their party's prospects in 2024, abortion, guns, and former president donald trump. and in case any of this challengers think trump might be forced out of the race he told tucker carlson that won't happen. >> is there anything they could throw at you legally to convince you to drop out of the race? >> no, i'd never drop out. it's not my thing. i wouldn't do it. >>> at the same time, you've got the ongoing fight over access to the abortion pill, widespread emotion over the shootings in nashville an

to memphis and the forty years. it's a special season opener. this city will never forget. then it's a prime time spectacular at birmingham. welcomes back the 2020 two champs in a saturday night kick all the way to the usfl season kicks saturday on fox. we are go for launch. our next broadcast will be on the surface of the moon. houston, we have a problem. failure is not an option. so the lunatics in the bush administration promised to blow up europe's biggest natural gas pipeline and then europe's biggest natural gas pipelinep. got blown up. ?whd id it you're not allowed to ask questions, but we want to show what donald trump thought he might know. >> here he is who blew up the nord stream pipeline. i don't want to get our country country so iso don i won't't w

king to memphis for what turned out to be the final speech of hi life the mayor of memphis that got courtdered injunction t forbid dr. king from leading a protest march in memphis the right wing conservatives o tennessee used a legal process to try to silence martin luthe king exactly what right-win conservatives are still trying to do in tennessee as we saw last week. dr. king said that the injunction against the protest march was something that h would expect from italia government government in china and russia at the time to a packed on eons inside the mason temple in memphis, the night before he wa assassinated, dr. king said, like anybody, i would like t live a long life longevity has its place. but i'm not concerned abou that now i just want to do god's will and he's allowed me to go up t the mountain and i've looked over and i've seen the promised land i may not get there with you but i want you to know tonight that we as a people, we'll get to the promised land and i am happy, i am so happ tonight. those were the last word publicly spoken by marti luther king. last week, this cou

and the city itself. >> nichols as you'll remember was killed after he was brutally beaten by memphistop in january. nbc news correspondent trymaine lee is following this for us and joins us. $550 million, what specifically is the family demanding here beyond just money in this situation? >> that is a really big number, $550 million, but what the lawyers and the family want to do is connect that brutality that we saw, the degradation, after tyre nichols was beaten officers actually took pictures and selfies with this man trying to connect that brutality to what they say is an unconstitutional but sanctioned policy targeting black people in the city using street crimes unit called the scorpion unit and that's $550 million, not a number they pulled out of the air. 55 years ago in memphis dr. martin luther king jr. was assassinated and want to send a message. here's ben crump with a little more. >> this landmark lawsuit is not only to get the justice for tyre nichols in the civil courts, but it is also a message that is being sent to cities all across america who have these police oppres

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memphis was stronger at 103.93. lebron james was the most productive on the court , having always scored w208 points and 12 rebounds , we note 22 points with the bench scored japanese torn. ru and khachamura. so memphis equalized. in the series, the third match between the teams will be held in los angeles. it will start at 5:00 am minsk time on the night of the twenty-second to april 23 at another two matches, last night. dender nugget handled misota timberloods this time 122 113 score in series 2.0 in favor of nikolai christmas tree companies basketball players. the cs restored parity against the battler and the company 138-122 became the second team in history for the number of three points in a playoff game , the bucks players made 25 long-range shots from 49 attempts and became the second team in history to achieve that number of successful first team points is the levellandvallers . but in the nhl, we are already worried about the coming night new jersey development team of yegor sharangovich, the second match

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she joined us from memphis. welcome to the program. so firstly, what's your take on this expulsion and subsequent reinstatement? well, you know, i think expulsion is one of the most drastic in extreme actions that can be taken against the law maker. and it should only be used for the most severe actions and behaviors like committing a crime more, you know, causing some sort of physical damage to the structure or threatening or causing physical violence against another member. but these 2 young men were expelled and it completely negated the wishes of their voters. and just for a simple breach of decorum. and so i think it is encouraging that the national metro council reinstated and justin jones this evening. and that just in pearson will be reinstated by the shelby county commission in memphis on wednesday . oh, so truly my colleague actually printer up to me but, but to what extent then does this reveal the whole, the rise zation of views when it comes to gun control in the u. s? i mean, i think gun control abortion l g b t q writes,

and memphis is not the memphis city council, it is the shelby county commissioners who would have toto send you back to the state house. now, and pc news has not com from this, i told you i was in the nashville streets today, and i heard chatter, amongst members of the state legislature, amongst folks locally, here. people who i know in memphis who said that, there is concern that if the shelby county commissioners do move i support of you, that memphis i 350 million dollar ask that is currently before the state legislature to fund a projec in the city the convention center, -- >> stadium >> that they are concerned tha ask will be pulled, it would not be met have you heard that? >> i've definitely heard tha rumor. i further some lobbying by people in positions of power t make that happen i am not sure if it's 100 an true, no one has to come and told me, what they're about to do the question for our count commissioners, what price ca we be bought for i don't think there's a pric for our democracy, i don't think there's a price for ou citizens who want to make sure their voices are hea

king from leadin a protest march in memphis. right wing conservatives o tennessee used a legal process to try to silence martin luthe king. exactly what right-win conservatives are still trying to do in tennessee as we saw last week. dr. king said tha the injunction against the protest march was somethin that he would expect fro italian government governmen in china and russia at the time. to a packed on eon inside the mason temple in memphis, the night before he was assassinated, dr. king said, like anybody, i would like t live a long life. longevity ha its place. but i'm not concerned about that now. just want to do god's will. an he's allowed me to go up to th mountain. and i've looked over and i've seen the promised land. i may not get there with you. but i want you to kno tonight, that we as a people we'll get to the promised land and i am happy, i am so happ tonight. those were the last words publicly spoken by marti luther king. last week, this country heard the very first words spoken by our next guest that went national

next to the nba playoffs — where there were crucial wins for memphis and milwaukee but minnesota lost were without ja morant but still managed to overcome the lakers in memphis, beating la and lebronjames103—93 to level their western conference series at 1—1. the first of four, we have to prepare each and every game, every game is its own agency, so we have to prepare for that challenge. i felt we prepared tonight, we didn't execute as well as we did, they made adjustments, we made some adjustments, we made some adjustments, you tip your hat, the others played a good game. the bucks had to deal with the absence of their star player too, with giannis antetounmpo out injured but they crushed the miami heat in milwaukee. at one stage in the third quarter they had a lead of 36 with this from bobby portis, whose 13 points on the night also included one of the bucks�* nba playoff record—equalling 25 three point shots. it ended 138 to 122 and the series is 1—1. the denver nuggets were the night's other winners and lead the timberwolves 2—0. that is all your support for now. just a reminder o

we are convinced that there is a different vision from memphis. it's a different vision for shelby county. the division for tennessee. people who have been pushed to the point. take away. the asian people who've been marginalized. to the whale. i believe i believe it is a vision been ostracized to the well, white broken straight, focusing. not tomorrow, but right now. drops it right. it is this movie. that's going to change this country. this moment in time to change the country so glad i'm so glad. yes. black. i'm so glad i'm glad. something. i gotta get. oh, they face. it was real quiet. sunday with real salt. cnn national correspondent ryan young is there in memphis for us , ryan you've been following this so closely. we can feel the energy coming through the tv here. i'm sure you're certainly feeling it there in person. yeah it's unreal. if you think about how this has played out. last thursday, when all the swelling of people showed up the emotion as it was raining and it was cold and people went upstairs, and they were willing to sit outside

>> david: reported tornado there near memphis.tor oquendo reporting, that just moments ago here. a difficult night ahead for so many in the south yet again. victor, thank you. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano. it's not just arkansas and memphis, as we just heard from victor. we're seeing this in illinois and iowa already tonight. these images are really troubling already. >> reporter: they are, david. given what we've alrea s it's going to be a very dangerous night ahead for millions of americans. you mentioned the northern flank of this thing in iowa. we got a picture out of this out of hedrick east of cedar rapids and des moines. this is massive, it went on to do some damage. this is an area over the next several hours that's really potent we're really worried about. we have a huge and blzaarnita bache dakotas. from mason city to milwaukee, chicago, you're in it, too, all the way back to just east of dallas, that's the long area of tornado watches and we've got ongoing warnings. those two pink areas, a very r

but this was just a few number as i happen to see as i wa driving back from memphis. i'm happy to - not considering red flag laws. so, we will see how it goes. >> do you -- as someone who has served in this body over the last, say six or eight years, in different terms -- is there any turning point tha is happening in this last week is there some lessons learned? does it mean a new chapter i the way the state house works? >> that is our hope. and i always have hope and what i saw on the thursday where america was watching with national news in our house, with their video cameras, we had the most deliberative da we have ever had in the last four years that i have bee there. where everyone was allowed t speak. we were able to do something i in-depth discussion on bills that's what it is supposed t look like. it still was not quite there but it was at least twice th deliberation on legislatio that we see on a typical day so, that sunlight mean something. they got to see some of th ridiculous make up the rules a you go through the hearings. they did get to see a whole lo