plus, the house approves a $14 billion aid package for israel. 1 of 5 former memphis police officersd in the beating death of tyre nichols pleads guilty in a deal with federal prosecutors. >> this is really the first time i actually heard somebody tell and say what they actually did to my son. >> a breaking point after a months-long standoff over the future of hundreds of u.s. military officials. >> i object. >> i object. >> and with that, i object. >> norah: the lone republican senator denounced by his own party. >> you've just denied this lady a promotion. you did that. >> norah: "eye on america." the story of a pen with history and the ability to change lives. >> coming here, you see what people are capable of. i saw that the world was open to me. >> ♪ now and then ♪ >> norah: and the new and final beatles song made with a little help from ai. ♪ ♪ we will get to those headlines in the moment, but first breaking news, let's go to those details. >> reporter: sam brinkman freed was ordered by the judge to stand, face the jury, and learn his fate. his parents who were seated two rows

plus, the house approves of $14 billion aid package for israel. 1 of 5 former memphis police officersd in the beating death of tyre nichols pleads guilty in a deal with federal prosecutors. >> this is really the first time i actually heard somebody tell and say what they actually did to my son. >> a breaking point after a months long standoff over the future of hundreds of u.s. military. >> object. >> object. >> the lone republican senator denounced by his own party. >> you just denied this lady a promotion. you did that. >> norah: "eye on america" the story of a pen with history and the ability to change lives. >> come here we see what people are capable of. i saw that the world was open to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ now and then ♪ >> norah: the new on final beatles song made with a little help from ai. ♪ ♪ good evening and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. we begin tonight with a breakthrough in the desperate efforts with accurate americans out of gaza. at least 74 americans fleeing today, making their way out of the war zone and to safety in egypt. the breakthrough comes with a major

. >>> now to a stunning development today in the deadly police beating of tyre nichols, a former memphis officer, one of five charged in the case, changed his plea to guilty today on federal charges and intends to do the same on state charges. we get the details now from cbs's elise preston. >> this is just one of many that i hope will come in our favor. >> reporter: tyre nichols' mother, row vaughn wells, spoke outside the federal courthouse today, just minutes after watching former memphis police officer desmond mills plead guilty in the beating death of her son during a police traffic stop. >> this is really the first time i actually heard somebody tell and say what they actually did to my son. >> reporter: her son died january 10th, three days after he was repeatedly kicked and punched by mills and four other memphis police officers, which was caught on police body cams. they were all part of the now disbanded scorpion street crime unit. in september, a federal grand jury indicted all five officers on four counts, which carried a life sentence, and they are all facing state charges.

. >> new developments out of memphis, tennessee, now, where one of the five former memphis police officers charged in connection with the death of tyree nickels has now changed his plea. desmond mills, jr now plans to offenses along with the federal charges. mills and four other former officers also face. state charges include second degree murder. nickels died in january 3rd days after a traffic stop turned into a violent encounter and left him badly beaten. he grew up in sacramento before moving to memphis. >> breaking news now on the war between israel and hamas. moments ago, president biden called for a humanitarian pause in the war. he issued that call while speaking at a fundraiser in minneapolis. the president was interrupted by a protester calling for a cease fire in gaza. biden responded, saying he supports a pause to allow for the release of hostages. the heckler was escorted out of the event, chanting cease fire. now >> coming up, taking another shot at legalizing sports gambling here in california. we're going to tell you about the latest attempt to get a measure on the ballot.

higher education and continues to exhibit while teaching the department of art at the university of memphis. patrick weems also mississippi native is the cofounder of the emmett till center. he has delegated his career to ensure that the tragic story is not only remembered but served as a catalyst for positive change in the state and beyond. he holds a masters degree at the university of mississippi and is a former fellow in wk kellogg fellow. thank you, everyone. thank you for being here tonight. as moderator, i will leave with some questions for our esteemed analysts. if you are watching online, you can submit questions in the live chat on youtube. with that, let's go ahead and get started. i like to remind our panel is that you have to turn your mics on. hold them close your mouth. i like to start by getting us all on equal footing. for each of you, could you talk about what exactly are monuments and what do they need in our society today? it's been a good evening. thank you all for the opportunity to be here on panel. monuments for me, i was joking earlier that i love iteration. the num

it is appropriate perhaps we are in memphis was love is innovators that did important work in memphissam walton took a lot of ideas other people had and made them work in a context a lot of other people that was crazy. identify some who worked o executive at a discount chain or something like that and said you want to come work for me? then they go to their boss i'm going to work for this walton guy they said fine ruin your life or he's crazy et cetera. and lo and behold here we are walmart is readily at the top of fortune 500. they have to coin a fridge i love people to save more and live it better. stay what what is the harm walmart is causing your view? >> there isn't any. everybody can tell a horror story mischievous on it walmart walmart employs over 2 million people. it was a horrible thing that happened at walmart. i think on net walmart and searsfor the world. some research a good fraction of the increase in obesity over roughly two decades. but the additional standard of living from lower prices exceeds additional costs by a factor of 20. walmart has been a more or less good

higher education and continues to exhibit while teaching at the department of art at the university of memphis. >> [ applause ] and patrick -- also a mississippi native just up the road in richland is the cofounder of the emmett till center in sumner, mississippi. he has dedicated his career to making sure the tragic story of emmett till is not only remembered but also serves as a catalyst for positive change in this state and beyond. he holds a masters degree from the center of southern culture at the university of mississippi and is a former monument lab fellow. thank you everyone for being here tonight. >> [ applause ] how we will proceed is this. as moderator i will eat with questions for our esteemed panelists and we will dive into questions from the audience toward the end of the discussion. if you are watching online submit questions in the live chat on youtube. let's get started. i would like to remain our panels again to turn your microphone on, please and hold them close to your mouth. i would like to start by getting us all on equal footing so to speak. for each of you, could you ta

more than 40 looters ransacked the gas station in memphis over the weekend, do you want to take us therel happen. >> you can see there is a mob of three dozen smash and grab suspects vandalizing and shopping from two gas stations in memphis saturday night with a swarm of looters that took off with more than $17000 worth of merchandise while causing thousands of dollars in damage those videos showing them knocking over stands carrying out boxes of goods, that is awful but that was not all the same night in memphis at fedex tractor-trailer was blocked off added intersection before others and multiple cars broke into the back and stole a large quantity of packages, that was one saturday night in memphis but it's not just that city, crime in washington, d.c. that one local cvs store has replaced its shelves with framed photographs of the products, can you believe it if customers want to make a purchase they must tap a buzzer to a store employee who will retrieve it from the back room. robbery reports of 68% in 2023 compared to last year, we come to that, framed photographs of products. >> it

there are a lot of these innovators that did important work in memphis. sam walton took a lot of ideas that other people had, and he made them work in the context of a lot of other people thought was crazy. when he was recruited in the 1960s or 1950s and 1960s he would again if i somebody by somebody who worked as an executive at ann discount chains a joy to come work for me? then they would go to the boss of whatever discount chainin to work for and said i'm going to go work with this walton guy and there was a fire, ruin your life turkeys crazy. he thinks that discount rate and is going to work in the of nowhere arkansas, et cetera. and then lo and behold every report, walmart is at the top of fortin 500 -- fortune 500 and have allowed people to save more lives better and what's the honda walmart has caused in your view? >> guest: on that there isn't any. everybody can tell he poor story but b an extent they've had at walmart about being mistreated by summary off walmart. walmart employs over 2 million people. so if you're .001% of them are absolute sco

of higher education, and he continues to exhibit while teaching in the department of art at the of memphis. project. also a mississippi native up the road in richland is co-founder of the emmett till interpretive center in sumner, mississippi. he has dedicated his career to ensuring that the tragic story of emmett till is not only remembered but also serves as catalyst for positive change in the state and beyond. he holds a master's degree from the center for the study southern culture at the university of mississippi and is a former monument lab fellow and w.k. kellogg fellow. so thank you, everyone thank you for being here tonight with. so how we'll proceed is this as moderator i will lead with some questions for our esteemed panelists and then we'll dive into some from our audience toward the end of our discussion. if you're watching online, you can submit questions in the live chat on on youtube. with that let's go ahead and get started. i'd like to remind our to turn your mikes on please and hold them close to your. i'd like to start by getting us all on footing, so to speak. so for e

there are a lot of these innovators that were did important work in memphis. sam walton took a lot of ideas that other people had, and he made them work in context that a lot of other people thought was crazy. so when he was recruiting in the 1960s or 1950s, in 1960s, he would he would somebody who worked as an executive at a discount chain or something like that and say, hey, do you wanna come work for me? and then they would go to their boss at whatever discount they worked for and said, hey, i'm going to go work with this. walton and they say, fine, ruin your life. he's crazy. he thinks that discount retailer is going to work in the middle of nowhere, etc., and then, lo and behold, now here we are, is regularly at the top of the fortune 500 and they have, to coin a phrase, a lot of people to save and live better. what's the harm that wal-mart has caused, in your view, on that? there isn't any. i i everybody can tell a horror story about an experience you've had at wal-mart or about being mistreated by somebody at wal-mart. but wal-mart employs over 2 millio

former memphis police officer desmond mills jr. will plead guilty to a federal charge of violating the civil rights of nicholls. that's according to the attorney. all five officers involved have pleaded not guilty. nicholls died three days after a traffic stop during which the officers were seen on camera beating him. >>> turning to a break through on renewable energy. res researchers have developed a way to generate electricity similar to the way hydrogen or methanol are used. they are scaled to power individual homes. they even envision using this on a broader industrial or grid scale. >>> now to arizona where baseball's road warriors face scored the biggest win in franchise history. >> in their 63rd season. the texas rangers win the world series! >> the texas rangers took home their first-ever world series title with their 5-0 game five victory over the arizona diamondbacks. the rangers' pitching shut out the d-backs. it's the team's first championship in its 63-year existence. >>> taking a look outside. looks like we have a maj

this man hosts a memphis-based podcast.obbery like this is unique. >> if i was a person actually working in that situation, being like, how is this person going to continue to work and feel like safe, and uno you know like safe, and uno y this might happen again. >> reporter: similar circumstances in washington, d.c. after a delivery driver was carjacked at gunpoint, the wheels stolen and the suspect still on the loose. >> we need these guys. this has got to stop. >> reporter: these shocking robberies ahead of what's expected to be a busy holiday shipping season. ship matrix estimates 82 million parcel as day will be out for delivery. nbc news told that safety of drivers is a top priority. amazon says drivers receive deescalation training. the company writing in part about the atlanta robbery. we're glad the driver is okay. thankfully incidents like this are rare across this network. nonetheless, a single incident like this is one too many. >> and our thanks to mara barrett for that report. >>> still to come, shirtless jaso

. >>> tonight, in memphis, a former memphis police officer breaking ranks, admitting to participatingn the beating that killed tyre nichols. desmond mills, seen here on police body camera video, pleading guilty today for his role in the death of nichols. nichols died in january, allegedly targeted by five officers after a traffic stop. mills is the first of five officers charged in the incident to reverse course. his deal does include a commitment to now cooperate with prosecutors. >>> when we come back here tonight, in philadelphia, the surveillance released, showing two prisoners escaping jail, getting out of their cells, crawling on the floor, right through a hole in the fence. >>> and later tonight here, decades after john lennon wrote and recorded it, the beatles song just released tonight, and you'll hear it. you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd rather be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-thr

. >>> first at 5:00, former memphis police officers to plead guilty in the death of tyre nichols. how long he could spend in prison. >>> the explosion at a house in new york. at least 15 injured. what officials are saying about the cause. >>> the train derailing near detroit. schools nearby evacuated. >>> the major announcement from toyota, recalling nearly two million popular suvs because of potential fire danger. >>> and more than 50 years after they broke up, the beatles releasing their last song with a little help from ai. ♪ make it through ♪ ♪♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. today more americans safely made their way out of gaza. a slow trickle of foreigners and dual citizens getting through the now partially open egyptian border crossing. for many, their escape coming none too soon. in the heart of gaza tonight, hamas and israeli military units are reportedly engaged in street to street fighting as well as below ground tunnels. flares fired in the night sky illuminating the battlefield this evening, each side taking ca

memphis, four in atlanta and three in national zoo, who will leave in a few hours, and this coincidesrioration in relations with the united states. this is the end of panda diplomacy, what do you think? it definitely looks like this now that the pandas are leaving the smithsonian national zoo, the first american zoo to which they were sent, by the way. now there are four left in atlanta, but they will go to china next year. chinese officials have not yet said whether it will continue. program, you can probably imagine why this is so important, there are, of course, much more serious problems between the us and china, but taking a deeper look, tracking where the gangs have left and where they are going, can provide a better understanding of the new world order china hopes to build. these furry creatures , used for china's main political and diplomatic purposes, are in places it hopes to conquer, but china says its goals are conservation and research of the species. beijing's so -called pan diplomacy with washington began in 1972 after president nixon's historic visit to china, mao zedo

night, won their sixth victory of the new season, with five in defeat, ozerniki left no chance for memphis-107. let us note that this victoria became second in the so-called internal league tournament, thanks to which the lakers came out on top in their group. place, we live our lives, according to our own laws, with our own traditions, but why should someone interfere in the internal affairs of our country, they believed that they could enslave russia, seize its resources, a huge market, huge natural... so that the european to chase a multinational russian, you need to deprive him of his memory of what the previous ones led to all attempts, the cossacks are in paris, so the monuments must be removed, because these are the conditions of a future war, today a huge number of people come to us from different countries, how much they fall in love with our native belarus, they leave the most markov, nothing personal , watch on the tv channel belarus 24, in every from them their happiness. when we participate in these practices, we awaken our ancestral memory. its own unique history. in childhoo

he had left memphis because he had joined a protest to integrate the segregated memphis public library. and he had been chased out of town by the cops and by the klan. and he ended up in los angeles, where he became the person who gave my mother a ride the hospital. so from an early age, my life intersected with that of american history, with white supremacy, with history. and i think that all of us, as in this country, we grow up in a very complicated community. you know, the stories of who we are are complicated. we might be part mexican, part cuban or, you know. our stories, these telenovelas with endless kind complications. right. so much that i think the average family you could never fit. the average latino family into a netflix series because it would have to go on for six seasons. you know, there's so complication in it. and yet how are we portrayed in mainstream media? i mean, of yes, there's univision and telemundo in the english speaking media. what's the dominant image of us? well, cartels. cartel. cartel movies are the image of us. it's it's what? where most male and latin

i got a michigan jersey, at the end of the day, this happened in memphis.memphis, of atlanta, some of the cities, i would want a.d.a. that has the same kind of toughness. we have to figure out how do you prevent neighborhoods where people, we joke about it, we are blessed if something does go missing. some people may not be able to do that. he made light of it, but you are serious. if you can't trust them to be delivered after you buy it, we have seen members of congress elbowing each other, senators wanting to fight witnesses and we can't trust that your gifts are going to get delivered to you. >> i am going to be like patrick swayze just making my pottery and ghost. >> if you were a foreign saboteur, you could not have done better than we have done to america. we have taken it down. you criticize the police, you demoralize the police, you defund the police and if you target, you say you can't make an arrest in our store. you say your employer is not allowed to stop the criminals, let them go and if you don't have enough police, you can't make an arrest an

louis, memphis and potential for severe thunderstorms on the south side once we get to monday.t low-pressure system deepens, intensifies. so now you're looking at damaging winds, tornados for areas like shreveport, dallas, towards new orleans. this once we get to later monday, that low begins to continue eastward. cincinnati, down to atlanta, over towards washington, d.c., and new york by the time we get to tuesday. so tuesday likely to be bit of a hot mess, especially if you have connections in some those cities like new york, d.c. or atlanta. wednesday morning the focus now becomes all up and down the east coast. especially cities like boston and new york, likely going to have travel delays there. so push it forward to tomorrow. the big concern denver, chicago, stretching towards st. louis. by the time we get to tuesday, still looking at especially the morning hours for chicago and st. louis, but now you start to see some of those air concerns traveling east. new york, washington, d.c., atlanta, even stretching down into new orleans for a lot of these areas because, again, th

and one of the five former memphis police officers charged in the beating of tyre nichols plans to change plea. we will have an update on that. be back. >>> happening right now, donald trump's eldest son is back on the stand for the second day. he is implicated in a trial for him, his father, his siblings and business empire. this morning the questioning has centered and donald trump's penthouse apartment in new york, the value, the size even. cnn's brynn gingras is there, and bring us up to date. where is the testimony right now? >> well, don jr. is not on the stand right now, because they are on a break, and he will return to the stand, and feeling confident that one of the colleagues inside asked how it was going, and he came out, and gave two thumb up, and overlooking the sketch artist to see how she is doing of the artwork of him, and in a confident mood. all of the questioning has been about what he knows about the preparation of the financial documents when it is coming to the penthouse apartment in trump to tower, but also other new york properties owned by the trumps not just her

and all the way to memphis and parts of missouri. through about thursday, we have 80 potential record high temperatures stretching from the southwest all the way to the east coast. but look at all the records and oranges get replaced with the blues and greens. this is autumn and we expect the cold fronts so we have the juggle between the two different seasons that battle that happens. but this is incredible. had to note this. will lubbock lubbock, sooeks texas will be 50 on thursday and before that 85. so enjoy it, memphis to st. louis, temperatures in the 80s. and there is much needed rain, part of a larger storm system that will cool us off. >> i've been enjoying not having to bundle up the kids but heading that way. derek, see you tomorrow. >>> just ahead here on this election day, what a sweep of gop in virginia could mean for glenn youngkin. and trump being trump. did he former president t just dodoom his famamily busineness york. e e former preresident jusm hihis family b business inin ne. his fafamily busininess in newe. his f

houston defeated memphis 111:91 in the most stubborn matchup of the night.anta hoaks defeated the brooklyn nets, 147-140. five. belarusian cyclists are back on vacation are starting to prepare for the new season this year. our athletes pleased us with their great victories. so anna terich won a stage of a world tour race in china for the first time in her career. and the minsk men's chassis team made some noise within the russian five rings of moscow. the caucasus tour and the sochi tour, where they collected an impressive collection of medals. the honored master of sports of the ussr , honored coach of the ussr and russia in cycling alexander gusyatnikov. so you launch it and it feels where, when, where it needs to be. and he already has the whole group working against him, everyone is working against him. do you think that now he has become the world champion for the second time, everyone there has relaxed? nothing. you can’t have him, you have to shut him down, stop him, and he still became the world champion, and accordingly, the minsk club is the one, t

with five defeats, ozerniki left no chance for memphis: 134-107. player of the meeting was santi aldama. he has 24 points. lebron james had 16 points, nine rebounds and six assists. note that this victory became the second in the so-called internal league tournament, thanks to which the lakers came out in first place in their group, ahead of utah with a better point difference. and in the western conference standings, lebron’s team is still in the intermediate stage. seventh position, ibu management wrote letters to the chinese biathlon federation, hinting that if their teams participated in the international club biathlon league, sanctions would be imposed against their national team. anton smolsky, in an exclusive interview with the telelenova agency, spoke about the nuances of the new tournament, which starts this saturday in khantemantiysk, and also noted the role of the international biathlon union in ensuring that the participants are represented only by athletes from belarus and russia. main story. that there are clubs involved and according

but let's hear from you ivana calling in from memphis.d evening to you. >> caller: i am taken by so much of zora neale hurston's work, but i really like the idea of how she treated so many aspects of females and women's livesnd how women were subjected to racism, sexism, color and i was extremely taken also by her humor for example there were certain aspects of my life i think about as i read the book so i have the opportunity to teach her works in higher ed and i also show the film. any type of media that was on her work. but it's unfortunateow as great and glorious as our writers are, they sometimes did not get their praise and their flowers. but at the same time, their works were so glorious. >> host: so, yvonne, what was your method for teaching "their eyes were watching god" for teaching about zora neale hurston; what do you want people to leave with? >> caller: i would say i want people to live with the beauty of blackness. the beauty of being able to work out of the challenges of blackness or sexism or victimizing of any kind and b

. >>> police have ended a manhunt in memphis after finding a suspect dead from what appeared to be aself-inflicted guantanamo wound. police say found hi him inside his vehicle after three women and a 13-year-old killed in several shootings yesterday. police say they happened across local locations in the city and believe christian was related to some of those killed. officials have not identified any of the victims or their relation to suspect. >>> rescue crews in the indian himalayas are trying a new approach to reach 40 construction workers trapped in a collapsed highway tunnel for a week now. the options include constructing escape tunnels and drilling vertically from the top of the mountain down to the workers. officials say the trapped men are safe, have light, they are receiving oxygen and food and water and medicine through a pipe. >>> inflation may be slowing in the u.s. but it's still if felt at the supermarket as we approach thanksgiving. food banks are feeling the pinch. >> rafael romo is in atlanta where a charity feeding residents for decades is holding a drive-through t

we will get more into zora neale hurston's life as we go but let's hear from yvonne from memphis.vonne, good evening to you. caller: i am taken by so much of zora neale hurston's work. but i really like the idea of how she treated so many aspects of female-ness and women's ves, and how women were subjected to racism, to sexism, to colorism. and colorizing. and i was extremely taken by also her humor. for example, there were certain aspects of my life that i think about too as i read her works. i had the opportunity to teach her works in higher ed, and i also showed the film. and any type of media that was on her work. but its unfortunate somehow, as gre glorious as our writers are, they sometimes did not live to get their praise and their flowers, but at the same time, their work was so glorious. >> what was your method for teaching "their eyes were watching god" and teaching about zora neale hurston? what did you want people to leave with? caller: i would say, i want people to live with the beauty of blackness. the beauty of being able to work out of the challenges of blackness o

but let's hear from you ivana calling in from memphis.d evening to you. >> caller: i am taken by so much of zora neale hurston's work, but i really like the idea of howhe treated so many aspects of females aomen's lives and how women were subjected to racism, sexism, color and i was extremely taken also by her humor for example there were certain aspects of my life i think about as i read the book so i have the opportunity to teach her works in higher ed and i also show the film. any type of media that was on her work. but it'snfortunate somehow a great and glorious as our writers are, they sometimes did not get their praise and their flowers. but at the same time, their works were so glorious. >> host: so, yvonne, what was your method for teaching "their eyes were watching god" for teaching about zora neale hurston; what do you want people to leave with? >> caller: i would say i want people to live with the beauty of blackness. the beauty of being able to work out of the challenges of blackness or sexism or victimizing of any kind and be

. >>> coming up, the search is ended in memphis for a man accused of shooting and killing four people. police say that suspect is now dead . >>> rescue crews consider new strategies as they struggle to save 41 construction workers after a tunnel collapse in india a week ago. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if you have questions, we're here to help every step of the way. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31 at coveredca.com. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >>> it is 6:27 on the sunday morning. thank you for joining us. i am max darrow. >>> the suspect of a shooting spree in memphis has been found dead with self-inflicted gunshot wounds. police said the man killed four people at multiple crime scenes last night. authori

well, the pandas in san diego and memphis have already been returned to china.eard her say there are four left in atlanta. that agreement is up next year. but here's an interesting fact. on average, they go number 240 times a day. >> they also sometimes do handstands when they pee. that's true. we are a unique law firm that only represents mesothelioma victims and their families do you have questions about paying medical bills, getting the best medical treatment, finding a specialist first, or learning about the newest treatments available? >> we've been offering free information about mesothelioma to victims and their families for over ten years. call us at one 800 511 5400. i've got a book.com that's one 800 511 5400 . >> if you're on supplemental oxygen heavy and awkward tanks are a burden. now you can leave home and leave the tanks behind. with imogen one the portable oxygen concentrator you can take almost anywhere here with this little device. >> now i'm able to do the things that i've always loved. i just press the button here and there's my oxygen. >> th

and in today's basketball games, new york , minnesota, milwaukee, chicago, memphis and oklahoma managed to defeat their rivals. thank you for your attention to sports news. down with israel. a man in america, a man in israel, a man in america , israel, africa, fellsin , no support for the palestinian people, no support for the people of gaza. we came here to tell israel and america, the criminals, for what sin the children of gaza are massacred . we came to tell israel that we are behind the people of gaza. we support palestine . the oppressed people of gaza are the victors in this field because oppression is not sustainable. they are martyred in the hospitals, they don't allow the doctors to treat them, they have to defend their rights, america , i want to support the children of palestine. support and sympathy for the palestinian children. support the children of gaza . the children of gaza are our friends. we came here to tell the people of gaza that we are behind you. we are not with them, we are all gathered here in support of gaza in support of the oppressed people of palestine in

ajax, who had recently been last, became overwhelmed by the memphis basketball players.efeats in a row at the start of the enba championship. the grizzlies finally managed to win the away game with portland, memphis' best was defender desmond bane, who scored 30 points, and the final result - 112:10 - was defeated by charlotte at home, 124-118 , host leader luha doncic scored 23 points, and 12 rebounds and nine assists. max verstapen updated his own record for the number of victories won in a year in formula 1. at the grand prix of sao paulo, the dutchman started from a pole position and eventually confidently won the seventeenth race for the current season. briton landon noris finished second. but third place went to sergeo perisson. in the end, they were separated by 53 seconds. formula 1 veteran alonso was a little faster. victor gusev, news sport. channel one, i’m larisa guzeeva, let’s get married, today our bride is svetlana, svetlana, 34 years old, i’m sure that she would still be in a relationship with her partner if she hadn’t looked at his passport one day. svet

in memphis on saturday police say a group of cars blocked a fedex delivery truck.e truck, stealing 100,000 worth of other people's deliveries. when memphis police arrived, they say they saw multiple vehicles leaving the area at high rates of speed and driving recklessly and multiple boxes all over the area with various items thrown all over the road. in d.c. on tuesday a man pulled a gun on and carjacked an amazon delivery driver. police say had already carjacked another vehicle and was trying to get away from the cops. he led them on an intense chase before they eventually surrounded and arrested him. a new gallup poll shows that 63% of americans say the u.s. crime problem is extremely or very serious, up from 54% when last measured back in 2021. nearly a third of those surveyed say they or someone in their household has been the victim of a crime. republican lawmakers blame the rise in crime in part on progressive district attorneys. many of them receive contributions by george soros-linked past and a new analysis says his son, alex, quote, will be even worse tha

fox 13 in memphis as one of five former memphis police officers charged with the second degree murderf tyre nichols changes his plea to go ahead. desmond previously pleaded not guilty to the federal charges of excess of force and failure to intervene. indifference, witness tamper and obstruction of justice witness tampering. >> this is a live look at cleveland, one of the big stories there from our fox affiliate, fox 8. the parent company of cedar point and six flags announced their official merger a press release says the companies reached a $2 billion deal, create a power house in the theme park industry. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ in california ♪ up and down ♪ barely made it over roller coaster ♪ it was fun when we were young i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. ♪ ) because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhale

when memphis police got there, they say they saw multiple vehicles leaving the area at high rates ofed and driving recklessly, and multiple boxes all over the area, with various items thrown all over the road. a similar incident in atlanta last sunday, thieves stole packages from an amazon delivery truck and in d.c. this week, a man pulled a gun on and carjacked an amazon delivery driver. didn't seem like he was going for the packages though. police say he'd already carjacked another vehicle and was trying to get away from the cops when he drove off in that amazon van. he led them on an intense chase before they eventually surrounded and arrested him. meantime, the biden administration is citing new data this week showing crime is falling and the administration is taking credit for that drop. >> the biden-harris administration's investment including $150 million from the american rescue plan that cities use today improve public safety is working. >> despite what the administration says, americans don't feel safer. a new gallup poll say 63% say the crime problem in the u.s. is extreme

this is video from memphis on saturday where police say a group of cars blocked a fed ex delivery truck. a swarm of people broke in stealing $100,000 worth of other people's deliveries. when memphis police arrived, they say they saw multiple vehicles leaving the area at high rates of speed and driving recklessly and multiple becomeses all over the area with various items all over the road, a similar incident in atlanta sunday where thieves stow packages from an amazon truck. in d.c. this week, a man pulled a gun on and carjacked an amazon delivery driver. didn't seem like he was going for the packages. police say he carjacked another vehicle and was trying to get away from the cops when he drove off in that amazon van. he led them on an intense chase. you can see it ended when police surrounded and arrested that man. while all of this is happening, the biden administration is citing new data showing crime is falling and the administration is taking credit for the drop. >> bret: the biden and harris administration investment including $50 billion from the american rescue plan that cities

and in today's basketball games , new york, minnesota, milwaukee, chicago, memphis and oklahoma managed to defeat their opponents. tim back and heart down after the bounce find for the key, can't get by robinson can, so smooth, waiting, crosses over, thank you for accompanying us with this hour's sports news , god bless you. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and his family, and hasten their fate. the president announced plans for new country divisions in tehran province in the people of shahryar. mr. raisi said: expert work on the creation of a new province is underway. this is one of the government programs that we will revise in the country divisions of the current province of tehran.

quick's david is in memphis. please go ahead with your comment. >> my comment is when i grow up, -- the very first thing that happened was segregation. yet i had a crush on a light-skinned afcan-american girl -- i had a crush on her. she had better grades than i did and everything. her name was dorothy gandy. >> where are you telling us the story? >> i was trying to let you know that at my school in the tennessee, it was -- we did not have segregation at kingsbury high school until i was in the 10th grade. that is when the segregation -- we got mixed up at our school. at kingsbury. >> thank you, david. we will leave your comment. we appreciate you coming in. please go ahead with your question or comment. >> i know that langston hughes and they are really good friends. one they follow? it was just hard to get that information. >> did they? >> they did. but i am trying to remember why. it was long ago. i honestly don't remember. there were histories that address the relationship between the two of them. quick steve

one of the former memphis police officers who was federally charged in the death of tyre.smond mills pleaded not guilty in september, but according to his attorney, he plans to retract that plea miles is facing federal civil rights charges alongside 4 other former officers. the charges range from excessive force to witness tampering. they also face criminal charges in memphis for second degree murder, aggravated assault and aggravated kidnapping. the former officers were caught on camera january 7th, kicking and punching a handcuffed nichols after a traffic stop. the sacramento native died 3 days later in the hospital. and coming up here, we will remember a sports legend remembering the >> iconic indiana basketball coach but first dub nation bringing their first win home. we'll take a look at the we'll take a look at the highlights versus the kings. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off w

certainly a lot to get you into the holiday spirit. >> my hometown, memphis.raceland is not far from my parents' home. >> they probably won't be able to get anywhere close to it. i was thinking, 10:00 p.m., i'm going to have to dvr that one. there's so much going on with the tree lighting, and we're getting into the festive spirit. >>> we've got green on the radar, and the good thing is we don't have red in the mix. most of the rain we're seeing right now is some light rain as the system quickly passes by and brings us some off and on showers. as we take a look at storm ranger, that's our mobile doppler radar, we are seeing heavier rain move through marin county and it's been soggy, racking up some of the higher rainfall totals compared to what we're seeing elsewhere. we're also seeing some of the lighter showers in oakland and hayward, moving down to union city. but it was raining earlier in san jose. now we're getting a chance to dry out in time for you to step out the door. but it is still wet as we take a look at this wet camera lens in san francisco. we'r

nbc news correspondent priscilla thompson joins us from memphis.. >> reporter: yeah, zinhle, this was a very short hearing, under five minutes. and two pieces of news. one, a court date has been set for the state trial to begin on august the 12th. and something from the attorneys after court, they are having motions for a change of venue, saying it may not be possible for their clients to get a fair trial here in shelby county. the big thing to pay attention to here is, yes, the state trial is set to start in august, but there is a federal trial that is going to be starting in may. already, one of those former officers has pled guilty in that federal trial, so it remains -- and as a result of the plea deal, i should point out, he is also expected to plead guilty to the state charges. it'll be interesting to see what happens with those remaining four officers in that federal trial, if they accept a plea deal or if they are found guilty and what that could mean for the state trial, which is set to begin a couple months later. zinhle? >> priscilla, of

memphis. and i believe in memphis. in addition to their training, they also have sort of a dedicated sit unit that sort of operates like tac. but with sit principles. and i know that's something we haven't been able to necessarily implement here. again, in a perfect world, just based on your understanding the principles, do you think that would add value to have that for those sort of higher those cases you said that are more involved or have a significantly more complex issues? do you think that would be helpful to follow that that model? yes, commissioner, i think in a in a perfect world where, again, we're staffing was a non-issue to have a unit where that was staffed seven days a week and could respond to real time to actual patrol calls. one of the i think one of the biggest challenges i received a call today from a lieutenant at northern station. so one of the biggest challenges is that these calls are time consuming for patrol. but if we had the ability and the staffing going in our unit to be able to respond ou

"the tennesseean" reports a former memphis police officer charged in the beating death of tyre nicholseral charges. desmond mills jr. is expected to change his plea to guilty today on several charges including violating nichols' civil rights. nichols died three days after he was beaten by police during a january traffic stop. mills and four other former police officers pleaded not guilty to murder charges in state court. >>> the "milwaukee journal" says a cold case organization believes jimmy hoffa's body is buried under what used to be the home of the milwaukee brewers. the case breakers says it has information suggesting the body was moved to a site in 1995 at what was third base at the old county stadium. now the facility was demolished to make room for a new studio. -- new stadium. hoffa disappeared in 1975. his body has never been discovered. >>> the "new york times" says birds in the americas will no longer be named after people. the group responsible for standardizing english bird names says it will rename all species honoring people. it's being done to no longer pay tribute to