memphis was in mourning. >> reporter: memphis was in mourning.mer of 2010, when the city paid its last respects to lorenzen wright. the funeral was such a big deal, it was televised by several local stations. >> his funeral, oh, boy, well, it was pretty much the who's who of mathis. >> reporter: lorenzen's mother could barely keep it together, never imagining that you had to bury her oldest child. >> i did not want to live -- >> you and lorenzen we're so close. >> i promise you, taking my firstborn, it's just -- >> you too had been there so much together. >> yes, indeed. we kind of grew up together, since i was so young when i had him. >> reporter: lorenzen's ex-wife and their children can't to say their goodbyes to. six young children left without their father. >> it was just surreal. the town had already been through the shocked that he was missing. and then he was killed so brutally, murdered. now, here you are, and it's his funeral. the morning was a little bit deeper. the loss of such a great person and the fabric of mantas society was so tr

the wheels of the memphis belle leave the soil. england for the 25th time, the friendly soil. england, with its ordered and rural hamlets, its country, a state surrounded by gardens and well-kept parks the england. these americans knew only from the classics they had to read school. the england of the towns and cities whose people have defended their islands freedom for over a thousand years. but today the countryside has changed. today their island has been converted into a gigantic bomber field, a super aircraft carrier anchored off the shores of fortress with hangars and machine shops with hundreds of dispersal points, perimeter tracks and concrete. this is england in its fifth year of war. and this is the new battlefront. the air front from we seek out the enemy, not his infantry or his artillery, not his panzer divisions, but greater menace. the industry heart of his nation, the on which the nazi empire and its army stand, the power behind the german lust for conquest the steel mills, refineries, shipyards and pens, factories and munitions plants pinpoints on the map of e

and then i got into memphis. some began to say the threats or talk about the threats that were out of what would happen to me from some of our sick white brothers. well, i don't know what will happen now. we've got some difficult days ahead. but it really doesn't matter with me now, because i've been to the mountaintop. and i don't mind. like anybody, i would like to live a long life. longevity has its place. but i'm not concerned about that now. i just want to do god's will. and he's allowed me to go up to 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, will get to the promised land! [applause] and so i'm happy tonight. i'm not worried about anything. i'm not fearing any man! mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord! amy: dr. martin luther king, speaking april 3, 1968. within 24 hours, he would be dead, assassinated on the balcony of the lorraine motel april 4, 1968. today is the federal holiday

meanwhile, here in memphis, warming centers have been opened for those in need. norah. >> omar villafranca, thank you for being out there for us. >>> and for more on those freezing temperatures and the snowstorm heading toward the northeast, let's bring in weather channel meteorologist mike bettes. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. an arctic chill is gripping much of the country in places where it just snowed like omar was showing us in memphis. we've got dangerously cold windchills overnight tonight, tomorrow morning, all the way down to the gulf coast. single digits or below zero. snow now exists through the northeast. should be gone by tomorrow evening but not before bringing our first one inch snow to washington, d.c. in two years. all that snow gone by tomorrow evening. a large area of one to three inches is on the way. to the west we go. it's all about ice here. ice storm warnings in effect, portland and salem. about half inch of weiss is on the way especially through the second half of the day tomorrow. that means very dangerous travel as well as

and as some of the memphis police officers who brutalized your son have been charged now by the statesee and the justice department, there's some expectation of maybe a measure of justice. but how are you and your family enduring? tonight, one year after your son's death? what are your feelings? because unfortunately, i've had to do many of these. you can never replace the loss. and people, when the cameras are gone, don't understand the pain doesn't leave with that. >> well, reverend al, thank you for having us. 2023, this past year, has been a very difficult year. this is been the worst year of my life. i had to bury my son. i've been trying to, as a mother, keep it all together, because i do have three other kids that i have to stay strong for. but it's been very difficult. it's been very difficult. because this should've never happened, and we are still trying to understand why all this happened. >> and it was a close family. i mean, you, rodney, he worked with you on the job. and he would come home for lunch. i found this was a very close family. >> yes, sir. tyre was my buddy. m

to celebrate the king of rock 'n roll, oand for the official proclamation of elvis presley day in memphis about how important elvis presley is for the city >> it's so much about what's right about memphis. we are a city full of soul, music, heritage, and we're going to build on that history >> a record of the song "that's all right" was also unveiled that song was recorded in memphis and became the hit that launched his legendary career. thanks so much for watching "early today." i'm frances rivera have a great tuesday and >>> right now at 5:00, experiencing even more turbulence. more trouble coming out of that door plug blowout during alaska airlines flight. the impact it's having on dozens of bay area flights as the boeing 737 max 9 remains grounded. >>> and using artificial intelligence to improve traffic congestion. a live report on the new technology one city is already using, and also the calls for proposals from tech companies to help ease our cal

this weekend marks one year since the death of tyre nichols, a sacramento native beaten to death by memphis police officers. >> his friends and family remember his life and legacy and some of those parts sculptures you may have seen in san francisco. they're now going on the auction block. we're going to take a closer we're going to take a closer look at the artwork. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain! in order for

i'm a bigger memphis hip-hop fan. ago.rom long when i got this opportunity i was going to do it myself and i presented, you do, academic presentation, but i it would be a great opportunity to really talk to someone who was at the foundations of memphis hip-hop and that was dj spanish life who in the late 1980s established the memphis hip-hop sound which i think along with used as one of the dominant influencess on hip-hop period today. that was a great session. we juste talked about music boxes. what talk about the circuit next month. were all over the place in the best liberalists celebrate tennessee music. it's a great event that is g online. >> all of the sessions available online. we do them live and so can register, it's all free. everything we will be done has been record and is available on our website which is tennessee history.org. check it out because you could use, langston has brought a lot of people to us. >> yeah. >> we shared the duties of introducing theat artist. what is when the roasted at you? did o

the murder rate in memphis was 55 per 100,000. lots of places with significant higher murder rates, lots of places with significantly higher crime rates than the big states. to your second question, drug-related crimes, very difficult to say. going back to the factor that violent crimes, you're talking about maybe a third get solved. murders, around half get solved. it is up to the police department to figure out what the motive there is. not only do police department have to figure out what the motive is, they have to articulate that in the data. it makes it very difficult to say on a national scale what those figures might look like for any sort of crimes, unfortunately. host: for those of you interested in following this debate, you can go and find jeff asher's data at ahdatalytics.com. jeff is a >> we will have more from the association of american loss was afternoon when the number you sorcerer general wrote about how political issues are argued and that of others in court, live at 3:00 p.m. eastern here on him. >> therein sc

by memphis police officers during a traffic stop. he died three days later. friends say they're encouraged by how people have come together ever since his death. >> so dark and so ugly and so sad. but to see so much good come from it, whether it be artwork or new skaters or, you know, scholarships we hand out through the foundation, um, there's so much good that can be found in it. >> the five officers involved in the beating were fired and charged with second degree murder. >> mayor london breed is tonight's voicing support for a bill that aims to close a loophole in prosecuting car break-ins. in a post on london, breed said san francisco is making real progress with car break ins between november 20th, 2023 and january 1st, 2024. we saw larceny theft, including auto break ins, cut nearly in half, but we need more tools like this to sustain this work. thank you scott wiener, for your leadership on this bill. state senator scott wiener from san francisco introduced the bill that would make any evidence of a forced entry sufficient to

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meanwhile here in memphis, warming centers have been open for those in need.ah: omar villafranca, thank you for being out there with us, for more in the freezing temperatures and the snow storm towards the northeast, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettis. good evening, mike. >> reporter: norah, good evening. an arctic chill is tripping much of te country in a place that it snowed in memphis, and we have dangerous cold wind chills over tonight tonight, tomorrow morning, all the way down to the gulf coast, single digits are below zero. snow no exit through the northeast and shall be gone by tomorrow evening, but not before the 1 inch snow to washington, d.c., in two years. all that snow gone by tomorrow evening. a large area of 1-3 inches is on the way. to the west it's all about ice. i storm waves affecting portland and salem, half-inch ice along the way through the second half of today to tomorrow. very dangerous travel as well as a likelihood of power outages. that system is likely to combine with another one late in the week. what it does is it aims at th

means a lot for us to be chosen to play in memphis on that day. are very i'm proud of that. >> i'm excited for dream. on the comeback 3 months return. let's see if you can turn this thing around. quick note. rams. they lost to the lions told that's right. compares with the rams, that's gonna wrap things up for us tonight. (vo) with fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo, when dad brings up the importance of... (dad) building credit. (vo) ... you're ready. (daughter cutting him off) dad. fargo, what's my fico score? (dad) wow. it's a work of art. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? instantly tell you what you spend on things like food. (dad) fargo, what did i spend on groceries this month? (son) hey dad, can the guys stay for dinner? (dad) no. (vo) want faster, easier banking? you can, with wells fargo. >> now on inside california politics, governor newsom reveals his plan to balance an estimated 37.9 billion dollar budget deficit. we're prepared for this for managing it >> i hope coming across us. not h

he was killed in memphis while fighting for sanitation workers. ask me. local 633 some of the most exploited workers in our country. he traveled there following the death of two sanitation workers on the job. those two workers walked to not only it was a segregated neighborhood in memphis, of course. even the garbage was segregated. two white workers worked in the cab. two black workers worked in the back of the truck. they were they were killed when the truck malfunctioned and crushed them. dr. king understood the deep connection between workers rights and civil rights. speaking to those workers, he said, whenever you're engaged in work that serves humanity and is for the building of humanity, it has it has worth and dignity. all labor has dignity till we have equal rights for all and dignity for all workers. our work here remains unfinished. we have a long road left to travel. it's up to us to push our country further along the road. that's the message to me and dr. king's words in the letter we read today in april. not just a quick preface of what this

i grew up in memphis, tennessee, and so everyone knew that dr. king was in town and everyone knew, unlike today, when he is deified. martin luther king, jr and muhammad ali were two of the most hated men in america. when i was growing up and that night there were fire stations around the city and back during that time there was still the civil defense system and the alarm would go off. and we heard an alarm at the fire station. and my first thought, it's the russians, but turning on the tv and the radio, we heard shots fired at the lorraine motel and everybody knew who was staying there. and a couple of minutes later, we heard king taken to the hospital. then we heard he was dead. and i say sometimes that was the evening that i grew up. i was 11 years old. and i thought my parents were super heroes and they were. but that was the first time i saw them as vulnerable people. they were crying and they were scared and they didn't know what was going to happen next. and what we were scared of is that the white folks were coming to get the rest of us.

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check this out in memphis. growing story, watch. >> i look forward to making progress in the city of memphis. we made progress. i look forward to carrying it further. >> bill: that's the current police chief. she has come under fire due to soaring crime and record breaking homicides. now the city's new mayor, paul young, is getting heat for defending her. jonathan serrie is on that story from atlanta. what's up? >> good morning to you, bill. the police chief cj. davis will be allowed to remain on the job on an interim basis. that will allow memphis city council members more time to evaluate her performance addressing the city's high crime rates including a record number of homicides last year. >> we all agree that where we are right now is untenable. 398 homicides. i agree, it's on all of us. it's on all of us. [applause] i want all of us to understand. it is not on her, it is on every -- relax, relax, relax. >> allowing the chief to keep her job on an interim basis was a compromise between the mayor and city c

and i appreciate memphis being in a red state. you're coming and helping us with this great problem. civil rights enforcement and the voting rights act and the americans with disabilities are three of my major issues. what exactly is the department of justice doing to enforce the voting rights act? i know we've seen some actions in alabama and in louisiana and maybe in another one of the southern states. what have they done there and on disability rights as well. >> so, congressman, i started off my career at the justice department as a voting rights lawyer. and what i can assure you is that the civil rights division remains steadfast in ensuring that we're using the voting rights act, national voter registration act, help america vote act. the uniformed and overseas citizens absentee voting act to ensure that every eligible american has voiced in our democracy. we're filing lawsuits. we are filing statements of interest in third-party lawsuits to help guide the courts on the appropriate interpretation and application of the law.

my colleagues in the criminal division recently launched an initiative in your city of memphis to deal with violent crime and while i cannot speak to that initiative, when i can assureyo you is that this justie department is committed to partnering and working with jurisdictions and officials to ensure public safety. >> that is a national program that started in houston and will go to othe' cities as well. >> i believe that is correct. >> i appreciate memphis being a red state and you helping us with this great problem. civil rights enforcement and the voting rights act and americans with disabilities or three of my major issues, what exactly is the department of justice doing to enforce the voting rights act, i know we seen action in alabama and louisiana and maybe another southern state, what have they done there on the disability rights as well. >> congressman i started off my career at the justice department as a voting rights lawyer. what i can assure you the civil rights division remain steadfast in ensuring were using the voting rights act, national voter registration act, help

there are places like washington dc and memphis where you see big increases in crime, especially in murder gun violence. for the most part, what we see with murder in the quarterly data which they released in december is that there was widespread decline. big cities, small cities, rural, suburban, everywhere is seeing a decline in crime except auto theft. the feeling of crime going up or down has been the paramount motivator and answering that type of question. i would love to see the question better defined. i would love to see a better understanding of where people are when they are answering. some of those people will be right but based on the preliminary data are going to be wrong. host: pat in camden, new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning, good morning america. i live near philadelphia. i lived in camden, new jersey during the crack error that had many problems. my understanding is that police need to submit their stats, is that happening? every day, every local news channel shows everything a black boy does wrong. i just retired last year and i'm very interested in how we ca

is this unusual in memphis or have you seen this before?uest: he won with about 27% of the voting population. 27% of the demographic was behind paul young, that's a lot of people who were not for him but that's the voting system here in memphis. that's another issue. maybe we should we should address that going forward. this is a dark blue city. he is a democrat and would describe himself as a progressive and able to work with republicans. there is no question where he sits on the political spectrum. i think a lot of people that vote here are looking for him. i'm the host of a conservative news talk station with a little red dot in the blue and even our listeners, which we have a diverse group of democrats and republicans were optimisti it's not good to be pessimistic on january 1. host: when it comes to the listeners, how much of the talk is about the coming election later this year? guest: it is one of the big issues for our voters. they want change. a lot of our listeners want change. with national poll income it' not just republicans th

well, memphis did pump in 23 pointers in a 116-107 win. draymond green did not mince words on the doves defense. >> there just is no pride. until every guy take pride in themselves and want to stop the guy in front of him, we suck, we can't guard nobody. until we guard we will lose. >> we can not guard nobody until that changes they will lose. that was draymond green. to the nfl. the 49ers, one of eight teams remaining in this post team party. packers got the 9ers attention after they dropped 48 points on the cowboys. >> i feel like we had the best team the last three to four years, we still have not gotten a ring. it was not us having the best team it is how good can you play in those three hours. >>> how are the eagles fans these days? they lost 6 of the last 7, at tampa, they saw to this. knock out blow in the fourth. floater for chris godwin. tampa bay ended the eagles, 32-9. the nfc champs are out. tampa bay? heading to detroit next sunday in the divisional round and the winner of that will come to levi stadium if the 49ers handle the

memphis scored 30 points off those turnovers, won the game, 116-107. the warriors, 18-22 now, finish the road trip wednesday at utah. >>> a pivot to the nfl and the 49ers, they host the packers saturday, a ten-point favorite to get over at levi's stadium in the divisional round. now the work really begins. go time for the 9ers. they haven't played a meaningful game since they clinched the number one seed new year's eve, but they've got plenty of playoff experience. this is their fourth postseason in five years. so they know how to flip the switch. >> the intensity is different like the vibe is different. the energy is different. there's not really a lot of playful communication. sometimes you're chirping with guys throughout a game. it's a lot more intensity, a lot more anger, a lot more do or die on every single play. >>> let it snow, let it snow all over the stadium in buffalo. they cleared it out for the steelers at bills. pick it up with quarterback josh allen, played mistake three, threw for three touchdowns it, ran for one. this started as a scra

is this unusual in memphis or have you seen this before?on with about 27% of the voting population. 27% of the demographic was behind paul young, that's a lot of people who were not for him but that's the voting system here in memphis. that's another issue. maybe we should we should address that going forward. this is a dark blue city. he is a democrat and would describe himself as a progressive and able to work with republicans. there no question where he sits on the political spectrum. i think a lot people that vote here are looking for him. i'm the host of a conservative news talk station with a little red dot in the bluand even our listeners, which we have a diverse group of democrats and republicans were optimistic. it's not good to be pessimistic on january 1. host: when it comes to the listener how much of the talk is about the coming election later this year? guest: it is one of the big issues for our voters. they want change. a lot of our listeners want change. with national poll income it's not just republicans that want their can

memphis attempted 40 free throws.ymond green in his first game back did not like what he saw, defensively. >> it's just no pride. until every guy takes pride in themselves , we will suck. we can't guard nobody. until we guard, we will lose. >> they got a next chance to guard tomorrow at utah. >> let's talk about happier news. do you have any contacts there? can you hook me up? >> you know, i am working the locker room tomorrow. >> maybe a little channel 5 jacket. >> i like that. >> thanks. >>> still ahead at 5:00, a shock on the slopes as the skiers in tahoe in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $100

meanwhile, draymond green returned to the court last night against the memphis grizzlies.lcome. >> draymond green. now for over a month. ski. >> they can hear the boos raining down as he came off the bench. not a surprise. a memphis and horrors of had some playoff battles and dream doesn't exactly have a ton of friends around the league. i wouldn't think he was suspended indefinitely after that head on the suns player back on december. 12th green suspension ultimately cost him 6 teen games. the warriors didn't look anything like contenders last night. and this has been a trend that team is kind of in free fall mode. the grizzlies took 40 free throws free throw attempts at least the dubs turned the ball over 19 times. they last won 16 to 107. the warriors wrap up their four-game road trip tomorrow in utah. tipoff is 06:00pm and then they come back to the bay. >> 5 time grammy award winner janet jackson is headed to the bay. when you can snag tickets to watch her perform her to watch her perform her greatest hits next. i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i

memphis is currently in thirteenth place in the western conference. dallas is seventh.edolny guest. duel the day before, the basketball players of the sacramento kings also played against the championship outsider detroit. the home team started the match quite confidently, finishing the first quarter with an advantage. by 18 points, but then the course of the game changed, by the end of the first half the guests were leading, and after the break they only increased their lead. the team ranks fifth in the western conference, detroit is fifteenth in the eastern standings. at the same time, the new york nicks won their fifth victory in a row, beating portland 11284 at home . the most productive player in the match was o. anunoby, basketball player. scored 23 points, made four rebounds and one blocked shot. let us remind you that the forward moved to the new yorkers only at the end of last year. and that was the sports day. kristina kamysh worked in the studio. all the best. develops twice a year , taking into account seasonality, the speech pathologist sits with the child

. >> nos vamos a la nba porque los golden state warriors visitaron a los grizzlies en memphis y atenciónargo, esto no fue suficiente para los warriors que cayeron 116 a 107 memphis y confirman su flojo momento de forma con registro de 18 victorias y 22 derrotas, pitazo final. en ese repaso deportivo pasa y ya regresamos con más domina la acción fue presenta por toyota cuando la aventura llama, toyota responde toyota. >> vayamos salvó a su mascota de las garras de un animal salvaje. así que le invitamos a que nos acompañe en vivo a las 11. por otro lado, el concejal de oakland, john y la cruz roja organizaron hoy una campaña de donación de sangre, esto en honor al día de martin luther king jr. >> el evento buscó aumentar los donantes, ya que la cruz roja enfrenta una escasez de sangre agravada por la baja participación de donantes en 2 décadas y la posible influencia de factores como el clima invernal y las enfermedades estacionales. >> y ya casi nos vamos despidiendo. pero le queremos contar que miles de pares de zapatos pronto llegarán a manos de mujeres necesitadas. esto es en todo el

anna also advanced to the second round. title of the unluckiest club in the national memphis is firmlya this season. by the middle of the regular season, the grizzlies had lost all of their leaders due to injuries. however, there would be no happiness, but misfortune helped. in a home match against golden state. basketball players, who until recently were on the far end of the memphis bench, unexpectedly showed themselves brightly. the league's youngest player, nineteen-year-old gg jackson, scored 23 points, and vince williams, with whom the club only recently signed a full-fledged contract, added 24 more. eventually the hosts inflicted a sensational defeat on the opponent with a score of 116-107. the los angeles lakers managed to break a four-game tie at home. citizens with a russian passport have a mobile phone and well, i lived and worked in one country where internet connection cost a lot of money, and they didn’t offer another, here a citizen of ukraine, a citizen of belarus, can quite easily receive any tariff that our providers offer, from what article does this something have t

memphis will jump into the 60s on wednesday. and tampa swings for the 80s by midweek. we're also watching a storm moving through the heartland on monday. it's set to bring wintry weather from chicago to little rock. fayetteville could see half an inch of ice. on the southern tier of the storm, we'll see plenty of rain in the gulf coast states monday through thursday. this will be a multi-rain event. there is a significant flood threat with this storm, linsey. 5 to 8 inches of rain is possible, some areas seeing more. >> some concerns already about flooding. as a result of that. somara, thank you. >> linsey: now to the battle over the border. bipartisan negotiators appear to be inching closer to a deal on funding as some democratic cities are facing increased pressure. abc's jay o'brien reports in tonight from washington. >> reporter: tonight, anticipation on capitol hill for that long-awaited bipartisan immigration deal that could be finalized as early as this week, after months of negotiations in the senate. the top republican in that chamber, mitch mcconnell, saying

. >>> the warriors tonight, memphis, the special mlk 3:00 p.m. to time, that is draymond green back in the lineup after missing 16 games due to that suspension, green on his best behavior, dream on the three here but the only grizzlies dominates the fourth quarter, they beat the warriors 116-107, the warriors dropped to 18-22 on the season. >>> a lot happening in the nfl, the 49ers designated host the packers at levi's this saturday night at 5:00 p.m., it could be rainy. tonight, the decline of the eagles continues, while, in tampa, the box dominate philly, baker mayfield lit them up, tampa wins 32-9. look at all the missed tackles here. the eagles lost six of their last seven games. the bucks now headed to detroit to play the line. the other game today, the bills blow out the steelers. >>> and we have hockey, the sharks in buffalo. look at all that snow there. plea they could be doing hockey outside there. >> actually should've, they changed the game time to get them out of there early. the sharks >>> okay, there's this thing called the tahoe ra

and into the mid-south, including memphis and much of kentucky. so, here we go. as it goes into the plains, the low begins to develop, more right over the heartland. precip is straddling it as it drives up the ohio river. going to move quickly like the last one. everyone is going to get snow north of i-40, and out of here by friday afternoon, but i-95, going to be all snow. d.c., philly, new york, there by lunchtime, probably gone by friday night. 1 to 3 inches again, 3 to 6, pittsburgh, cleveland, back through chicago, but here comes the cold behind it again. looks like a brutal weekend again for kansas city, minus 20 for a wind chill. 0 again in memphis. that snow sticks. chicago, 15, 16 below. new york, 9 degrees. hello january. david? >> david: rob marciano live in colorado with the system that's coming east. rob, thank you. >>> meantime, in new york city tonight, there's an urgent manhunt under way at this hour for a possible serial stabber. multiple attacks just today. one victim stumbling into a dry cleaners for help. the nypd releasing images showing the

powerful thing to be in memphis on mlk day you know, i've been to that museum you know, even just walking. past it's it's kind of haunting. you know, you do like i we went to dinner last year. and you know what it was at night and looked down and and, you know, saw the lorraine tell it was like. his senate shiver through my spine. you know, it's it's always powerful just to be there. but particularly on mlk day. i that it's meaningful day for everybody in the organization means a lot for us to be chosen to play in memphis on that day. are very i'm proud of that. >> to the college ranks, tara vanderveer and stanford. taking on colorado. colorado is really good. 2nd quarter. stanford down to brooke dimitri. shoot 12 points, 4 threes off the bench for brooke stanford takes the lead. the closing moments of the half, colorado, 3 hannah jump misses the 3. they're going other way. can the weta. pulls up from the logo? she had 12 points off the bench. colorado extend that lead to 6 final seconds of the 3rd, colorado. a 15 jalen. sure. i'd. she scores he had 13 points. they are pouring it on now.

the memphis grizzlies beat the warriors one 16 to 107, last night. dubs are going to be on the road tomorrow night playing utah jazz. >> tipoff for that game set at 06:00pm. all right. let's bring it back here into the studio. get another check of the weather here. dave spahr standing by with a look at rain on the way. let's find out about timing heyday. >> hey, good morning, james. good morning, everybody. in off to a calm, quiet start for right now. but cloud cover is pretty much going to rule the day today. we're proud get the breaks like we did from yesterday, coupled with some of the way of some scattered showers working in here. a lot of it's going to depend on how quickly the atmosphere gets moisten because we have little barrier to entry a bit here. there is a little dry layer, but here's what it looks like from space. one of the other interesting things and you'll see this is that the winds are not really too impactful amini compared to even like over the weekend system. we've got a little bit the way some winds. this is pretty modest by tha

draymond green joining the warriors in memphis to take on the grizzlies.er missed 16 games in total, the warriors were 8, in that span without him and dream wasn't wasting any time. getting back in the groove. 1st quarter warriors up one. >> dream on hits a wide open 3, 7, points for him off the bench he played 24 minutes today. extend their lead 2nd quarter. now they're up 3 steph curry drives and floats one in does a little shimmy to go along with it. 26 points and 8 assists for steph go in the 4th quarter. one point warriors lead. jacob kill from beyond the arc give the grizzlies the lead. he had 11 points in the game later on. grizzlies up for gg jackson, the catch and shoot 3.23. points for him off the bench. grisly starting to pull away and then jonathan coming up, posting up moments later. but chillier takes it away. and in transition he find a wide open. luke kennard buries the 3 grizzlies. go on a 27 to 10 run to give them a 10 point lead. stunning. the warriors one 16 to 107, another brutal loss for the dogs. here's what steve kerr had. stay afte

memphis firmly holds the title of the unluckiest club in the national basketball association this seasonhe middle of the regular championship, the grizzlies lost all their leaders due to injuries. however, there would be no happiness, but misfortune helped. in a home game against golden state, basketball players who... until recently, they were on the far end of the memphis bench and unexpectedly showed themselves brightly. the league's youngest player, 19-year-old gg jackson , scored 23 points, and vince williams, with whom the club only recently signed a full-fledged contract, added 24 more. as a result, the hosts inflicted a sensational defeat on the opponent with a score of 116-107. the los angeles lakers succeeded on their site to break the four-match winning streak. scoring a total of 27 points and 15 rebounds, the score was 112-105 in favor of the lakers. marya rumyantseva, sports news, channel one. “i’m larisa guzeeva and let’s get married, good afternoon, today’s brides are tatyana, milaya and larisa, and our groom is sergei. sergei is 60 years old, he left his wife when he real

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memphis has had more snow this year than new york. >> okay, memphis. allison chinchar for us.uch. >>> in this sunday's episode of "the whole story" with anderson cooper, they look at the world's largest private boats. super yachts. some are outfitted with pools, discos and spas. larger than football fields. there are more of them than ever before. here's a look. >> so obviously to propel a 210 foot boat you need a lot of fuel. >> 35,000 gallons of fuel. over three semitruck full of fuel. >> so when you fill up this yacht, what is the price tag? >> usually about $80,000. >> $80,000. how often are you filling up? >> probably about seven times a year. >> $80,000 seven times a year? >> yes. >> that's just one of the maintenance costs. >> yeah. that's relatively small on the spectrum how much we spend to keep the vessel to a high standard. >> reporter: using the 10% industry standard annual maintenance on this yacht would be roughly $6.3 million a year, but that's not why the owner wants to sell it. this yacht is for sale. >> correct. >> reporter: because the owner wants to upgrade