memphis is the heartland of civil rights advocacy and the people of memphis deserve to feel safe in their homes, neighborhoods and cars especially when you encounter police officers. i turn the floor over to u.s. acting attorney. >> thank you assistant attorney general clarke and i am the acting u.s. attorney for the western district of tennessee. i stand before you, the city is my home, i love memphis and i am committed to do the work for our city to be a safe place for all people. we have a long history of civil rights organizing and community engagement. those who march at sat in at lunch counters sacrificed so we would live by one rule of law and the same law would fly to all people regardless of race, gender or socioeconomic background. when the department of justice opened this investigation in july of last year, we promised to be thorough and follow the facts wherever they led and that is what we did. this process and these findings uncovered one thing, our city has a lot of work to do. the resounding conclusion from this investigation is there is a significant disconnect in the cu

the memphis police department has more than 50% of a black workforce. its police chief is also black. all five officers who were charged in nichols death were black. in light of that, what do you make of the report's findings? >> well, i think it is. speaking of the reality that it is a police culture that when we move from constitutional policing, it leads away for there to be racialized policing to take place. so whether one is a black officer or a white officer, it opens up a door for them to treat african americans in a way that they would not treat caucasian americans. and so this, again, report is allowing us to concretize what's been happening in the community and to see the discriminatory policing has been taking place in our city against african americans regardless of the race of the officers. >> the city says that it will not agree to federal oversight right now until it can review and challenge the results of the report. and then, of course, we just heard there from the police chief saying that, you know, it's already made more than 700 poli

but let's begin with the justice department's report about the memphis p.d. be coming out at any moment. joining me now, cnn's nick valencia and evan perez here in washington. nick, to you first, you've got the report. what is it? find this report is a year and a half nearly in the making, a culmination of hard work by the civil rights division of the department of justice looking into whether or not there was a patterns and practices of discriminatory policing in memphis. >> of course, this was launched after the brutal beating death of tyree nichols. that video that many of us saw and it's still difficult to watch all this time later, what this report found though, is that there was unconstitutional acts that were actually approved by supervisors after the fact and that police officers in memphis repeatedly used excessive force conducted unlawful stops, searches and arrests, and unlawfully discriminated against black people in enforcement activities. in fact, it found that the black residents that they came in contact with were were treated more harshly tha

is listen, let memphis be memphis. right. so and so. so this is a learning in real, right? so listening to four talk about their process to those four, talk about listening to josh and and amber sherman say, hey, you know, we learned these tactics from black lives matter. we learned this stuff from shahidi jones, right? we learn this stuff from the political education that's happening in this in black lives matter, decarceration and this and this other and this constellation of organizations fight for 15 nine. you know memphis, you know, 9.19 went up to vote so on and so on and so forth. and gifts of life ministries, so on and so forth. right, so so it's a masterclass on on movement. it's a masterclass. the frustrations of movement, building right. and how long these things take and how and how ultimately activists have to engage in what a friend of mine calls revolutionary patients. right. they're like, we know things now that we know things now that we didn't know in 2016. right we know we know better now. we can do right. and so it was a gift to be able to talk with thos

memphis, incredibly violent place. the following year, there were take place a terrible that would come to be known as the memphis massacre in 1866. the backlash was just incredible and the fact that this, you know, selma braid parade was happening that soon after the civil war just struck me as amazing. and it was the same day that the guy that i was following. davies family member guy that i was following that point in time was in the city. you know. so i didn't know. maybe not. maybe he didn't see the parade exactly. but he was there. and and it just struck me as an important scene to kind of open that chapter, that section of the book. yes. powerful moment moment. yeah. so can we give you sort of. so you get a sense of what's going on here? and i want to say about nicias book, there's also because this is a memoir. her writing voice, as you can tell from her speaking voice, there's a lot of humor, there's a lot of reflection, there's a lot happening that's very current in it as well. and and that kind of brings me

the justice department this week says that the memphis police department needs federal oversight, but the city says they don't want it. is this a sign of what's to come with the trump administration set to take over soon? we have an expert who has worked with the white house on police reform to join us. and why a senator from montana is fighting to bring back this logo of washington's nfl football team. the personal connection to one native american family, so that is coming up to be watching. >> have a great show. >> thank you very much. >> let's start right now well, first of all, there is an angle of this debate over federal workers and cutting or moving the workforce out of dc that we have not talked about and that's the potential impact on black wealth. now, the wealthiest majority black counties in the country are right in that washington metro area. charles county and prince george's county in maryland. and the proximity, it's not a coincidence. the median annual household income in charles county is $116,882. prince george's county it's close to $98,000, far above the national

edward gardner, a 15 year old black youth, broke a neighbor's home in memphis. we made it to the scene and one of the neighbors was and saying he's breaking in next door. we're about time. we got there was a fence separating going on around the only plan out the back and straight across the yard and a police hold the 15 year old halted and the officer was able to see both his hands and could tell that he wasn't armed. but they also move to apprehend him and seeing that 15 year old tried to flee i tried to jump the six foot fence the officer fire struck and they had killed. it's a split second decision of the has to be made and i was quite comfortable with it i was familiar with our policy as far as shoot and don't shoot and just exercised that every other means had been exhausted. officer elton hyman maintains was not absolutely certain the youth was unarmed or whether anyone inside the house hurt. as it turned out, edward garner was unarmed. is crime taking $10 from an empty house. but officer heinemann had acted within the fleeing felon law of the state of ten

all right joey, what do you make of the city of memphis? city of memphis? not immediately agreeing to these reforms so, i mean it's certainly they have a point, wolf, to do that. >> and as much as they're entitled to evaluate the data, they're entitled to assess what the conclusions were with respect to the excessive force, with regard to the unlawful stops, with regard to the discrimination and remember what he said in there was the mayor that is is not right now. >> so potentially moving forward, you could see a shift in that. at the same time, i think there's something to be said for waiting and as much as you do have right as nick just mentioned, an incoming administration that is not as favorable and is not as favorably predisposed with these consent judgments. and, you know i think if they waited potentially they could have a whole 'nother climate. remember, it's the department of justice who oversees this. and so if you have a new mindset with respect to these consent decrees, they could be a world of difference with regard to their implementation. >

sanitation workers, among that group was workers requested definitely spoke and on march 18th in memphis is often we work and significance of those who were not in professional jobs and of all of those not in the so-called big jobs, so they say to you tonight doctor king went on whenever you engage in work that serves humanity, has dignity and it has work. all labor has dignity and while itay shape of our fight for the dignity of the work may change, there will of course continue and i called my colleagues to do that now close and how close the same way a close with other speeches across ohio because the values of five or have not changed and will never change come january. over the span some of you have this on today thank you and many of you do pretty and it was a spent thank you for wearing this and it was given me to a memorial day valley, 25 years and ohio andst you know the stoy prayed homeowners to the canaryn into the minds of them to warn them of poisonous gases that they do not have a union strong enough to predict and they did not have government enough to protect them and he

world establish operations in the city of memphis. it is all part of musk's effort to take on open ai and its chief executive sam altman. last month the billionaire expanded his lawsuit against the chat gptmaker arguing open ai and microsoft are ill legally trying to monopolize the ai market. what a boost from memphis, tennessee. fantastic stuff. stuart: all that stuff going into memphis is a boost indeed. take a look at micro strategy surging after bitcoin topped one hundred thousand dollars for the first time ever. charles payne is with me this morning. before we get to the bitcoin surge i want to go back to what i was saying in "my take" that there is a new positive mood in the country which you can't measure, you are telling me you can measure it. charles: i will start with a couple measures and here's the interesting thing. one, the farmers of america, exploding, the optimism. what they see down the road and cfos on the other end and then in the middle you've got young voters, the most disparate areas of the nation all quantitati

king went to memphis twice that year. he went after that happened, the second time we know he was murdered, both times fighting for the dignity of work. he wove together better than anybody i know of in history, wove together civil rights, voting rights, and worker rights better than anybody ever has. in a speech to ask the sanitation workers a month after the workers were crushed to death, he spoke on march 18 in memphis. so often we overlook the work and the significance of those who are not in professional jobs, of all those who are not in the so-called big jobs. but let me say to you tonight, dr. king went on, that whenever you're engaged in work that serves humanity, it has dignity and it has worth. all labor has dignity. while the shape of our fight for the dignity of work may change, it will of course continue, and i count on my colleagues to do that. i will close the same way. i've closed so many speeches across ohio because the values i fight for have not changed and will never change come january. for my lapel,

king went to memphis twice. he went after that happen, the second time we know he was martyred both stein sighting for the dignity of work. he will together better than anybody i know of in history, both together civil rights, voting rights and worker rights. but if anybody ever has. in a speech to the sanitation workers a month after the workers were crushed to death he spoke in memphis. often overlook the work and certificate of those who are not an professional jobs. of all those were not in the so-called big jobs but let me say to you tonight, dr. king went on, whenever he engaged in work that serve humanity it has dignity and it has worth your all labor has dignity. while the shape of our fight for the dignity of work may change, it will ofi course continue andi count on my colleagues to do that. i will close us him up close and the speeches across a while because the values i fight for have notng changed and willr change come january. on my lapel and where the spin. i wear this, i know you don't wear every

so brand new federal report accuses the memphis police department of treating black people more harshly than white people. the latest on the investigation to come out of the death of tyree nichols. and visibly drunk at work events in downing stale beers on the job. what some of pete hegseth former colleagues are reportedly now saying about him as he fights to get the top job at the pentagon cnn heroes on all star tribute meet and celebrate the honorees then find out who will be hero of the year, plus a special tribute to michael j. >> fox cnn heroes, an all star tribute sunday at eight on cnn psoriatic arthritis symptoms can be unpredictable. >> one day your joints hurt the next sits on your skin. i got cosentyx feels good to move. >> feel less joint pain swelling and tenderness, back pain and clearer skin and help stop further joint damage with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur like tuberculosis or other serious bacterial, fungal, or viral infectio

as a warrior memphis lead to 6. but point is all grizzlies in the 1st half.e kennard, the wide open 3 pushes the loose tonight to them with the clock running down the 1st quarter santi aldama. >> he had 16 points in the 1st half more years down. 37 15 after one. and it didn't get any better in the 2nd quarter. jake ravia with 3 of his 11 first-half points. as we check the the does are down 50 the last i saw 102, to 52. it is just not there night 30. we'll have the full highlights on sports night live, i guess call low lights at thi point. >> all right. let's move on to something else. we'll talk football. the niners back at practice. usual suspects still nursing injuries. trent williams continues to be out. and at this point seems unlikely that is going to play again this season. nick bosa also missed practice today as did running back isaac guerendo, which with certainly put brock purdy and the offense in a bad spot. speaking of purdy, the last time we saw the niners qb, he was trying to get the offense going against the rams last thursday night. but it was

and they are coming off an embarrassing loss in memphis. and they almost blew a 21 point lead tonight in minnesota almost. but they have steph curry. what he did to rally the dubs to victory tonight. stick around. sports is next. (cough cough) (sneeze) (♪♪) new alka-seltzer plus cold or flu fizzy chews. chew. fizz. feel better fast. no water needed. new alka-seltzer plus fizzychews. (♪♪) make the most of your season during the kia season of new traditions sales event. gift yourself some savings and visit your local kia dealer today. look out for these stickers to find great deals on vehicles backed by a 10-year, 100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty so you can start new traditions for years to come. get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months, plus $1,000 retail bonus cash on specially tagged 2025 sportage and sorento vehicles. nation, the warriors getting a much needed bounce back win after a 51 point loss a few nights ago in memphis. the dubs tonight in minnesota. golden state had a 21 point lead. then the timberwolves come roaring back. naz reid

they weren't walking in memphis tonight. more like sleepwalking in memphis. how do you lose by 51?jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. no. good evening. on sunday, the warriors gave up 143 points and losing to dallas. tonight they gave up 144. in memphis. this is not what steve kerr has in mind for his team. we saw the debut of new warrior dennis schroder. that was the highlight. he made his first shot but finished with five points on two of 12 shooting. steph curry didn't hit a field goal in this game. warriors sloppy and slow. buddy hield passing it basically to john morant who says thank you very much i'll score here. grizzlies on fire 27 threes

memphis made 27 3 pointers. that's a franchise record.e play some defense to john morant swatting draymond green. draymond went scoreless in 19 minutes of action. 3rd quarter. shirley, steph curry can get tonight o for 7 from the field. just 2 points was the first time ever that both steph and draymond failed to record a field goal. warriors come up just short by 51 1. 44 93, the most lopsided game in the nba season. >> humbling means what it means, right? you've lose by. 51 tumbling. so. you know what i know about this team? i mean, that's the second time we've been blown out. we've got the lowdown. early this season. so i know who i know who we are and know what our team is about. i know we've competitors. i know we're gonna bounce back and we're going to regroup. >> the next game will be at minnesota and a couple of days. meanwhile, saint mary's hosting the warriors. no, not those warriors. the merrimack warriors. we had some kids on the court moraga cleaning the court betwren seesaw battle for the middle of the 2nd half mitchell saxen

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king went to memphis twice. he went after that happened. the second time we know he was murdered both times fighting for the dignity of work. he wove together better than anybody i know in history, wove together civil rights, voting rights, and worker rights. better than anybody ever has. in a speech to the ashby can teague -- sanitation workers, a month after they were crushed to death, so often we overlook the work and the significance of those who are not in professional jobs. of all those who are not in the so-called big jobs. but let me say to you tonight, dr. king went on, that whenever you're engaged in work that serves humanity, it has dignity and it has worth. all labor has dignity. while the shape of our fight for the dignity of work may change, it will, of course, continue and i count on my colleagues to do that. i'll close the same way i've closed so many speeches across ohio because of the values i fight for have not changed and will never change come january. on my lapel i wear this pin. some of you have one on today, i know y

they weren't walking in memphis tonight. more like sleepwalking in memphis. how do no.ave up 143 points and losing to dallas. tonight they gave up 144. in memphis. this is not what steve kerr has in mind for his team. we saw the debut of new warrior dennis schroder. that was the highlight. he made his first shot but finished with five points on two of 12 shooting. steph curry didn't hit a field goal in this game. warriors sloppy and slow. buddy hield passing it basically to john morant who says thank you very much i'll score here. grizzlies on fire 27 threes made santi aldama beats the first quarter buzzer dubs down 22 after one period. blowout alert blowout alert. john morant spinning and scoring. high off the glass. warriors get destroyed one 4493. here's coach kerr on a 51 point defeat. >> i know who we are. i know what our team is about. i know we've got competitors. i know we're going to bounce back and we're going to regroup. so i'm not concerned about that. but we got a lot of work to do. >> college hoops. saint mary's hosting merrimack of massachusetts. first ha

memphis made 27 3 pointers. that's a franchise record. we play some defense to john morant swatting draymond green. draymond went scoreless in 19 minutes of action. 3rd quarter, charlie, steph curry can get not tonight. o for 7 from the field. just 2 points. it was the first time ever that both steph and draymond failed to record a field goal. warriors come up just short. but 51 1. 44 93, the most lopsided game in the she's it. >> humbling means what it means, right? you've lose by. 51. humbling. so. you know what i know about this team. i mean, that's the second in time we've been blown out. we've got blown out in earlier this season. so i know who i know who we are and know what our team is about. i know we've competitors. know we're going to bounce back and we're going to regroup. >> the sharks hosting the avalanche. had a one. nothing lead in the second sharks looking to tie jan ruta with the shot on goal of the flex off of blackwood right to carol gun. strong knocks home. the rebound, his first as a shark's first of the season. then

memphis' mayor says the city has already made positive changes to its policing, and pushed back on thending deal. the secret service is promising to re-organize and re-imagine how it operates, months after a gunman attempted to assassinate president-elect donald trump at one of his campaign rallies in butler, pennsylvania this summer. one attendee was killed. on capitol hill today, acting director ronald rowe faced a grilling from a bipartisan house task force investigating the shooting. lawmakers pushed for answers about communication failures between secret service and local police, and how agents missed, or didn't speak up about, glaring security vulnerabilities at the rally. congressman jason crow pressed the acting director. >> can you speak to that culture and how you change that culture, so that folks speak up, and everybody's empowered to make necessary changeon the spot if they need to. >> we have to get back to that, and i think training, which touches everything from the cradle of your career, all the way to the end of your career. training is where we need to make that inve

memphis made 27 3 pointers. that's a franchise record.mond green. draymond went scoreless in 19 minutes of action. 3rd quarter. shirley, steph curry can get not tonight. o for 7 from the field. just 2 points was the first time ever that both steph and draymond failed to record a field goal. warriors come up just short. but 51 1. 44 93, the most lopsided game in the nba all season. >> humbling means what it means, right? you've lose by. 51 tumbling. so. you know what i know about this team? i mean, that's the second in time we've been blown out. we've got blown out in early this season. so i know who i know who we are and know what our team is about. i know we've competitors. i know we're going to bounce back and we're going to regroup. >> the sharks hosting the avalanche. had a one. nothing lead in the second sharks looking to tie jan ruta with the shot on goal of the flex off of blackwood right to carol gun. strong knocks home. the rebound, his first as a shark's first of the season. then later on. in the second period, it's the go ahead

department of justice says about the use of excessive force and discrimination by the memphis policent. and protesters gathered in front of the supreme court as justices hear arguments about a ban on gender affirming health care for minors. details on what's at stake and how california is responding. >> 49ers back at practice getting ready for the bears on sunday. coming up, the big news about running back christian mccaffrey and another huge milestone for bitcoin. and it comes right after president elect donald trump names his pick for the chair of the securities and exchange commission - [music]. can your pad absorb everything and stay fresh? always flexfoam can. it's the only pad made with a flexible foam core that locks in blood and sweat while the top stays dry. keeping you up to 100% leak and odor free. see what foam can do for you. [♪] looking for a moisturizer that does more than just moisturize? try olay regenerist for 10 benefits in every jar. olay visibly firms, lifts, and smooths wrinkles, by penetrating the skin, to boost regeneration at the surface cellular level. try o

. >>> an alleged stowaway faces a federal charge and the results of an investigation into memphis policeare some of the headlines on the morning news stand. >>> "usa today" says a u.s. justice department investigation found the memphis police department uses excessive force and discriminates against black people. the investigation was launched following last year's death of tyrie nichols. he was beaten by five officers as they tried to arrest him during a traffic stop. the officers were fired, charged in state court with murder and indicted by a federal grand jury on civil rights and witness tampering charges. >>> the pittsburgh post gazette reports the search for a missing grandmother, believe to have fallen into a western pennsylvania sinkhole, is now a recovery effort. police say they no longer think they will find 64-year-old elizabeth pollard alive. she was last seen monday night when she went out looking for her cat. authorities think the sinkhole over an abandoned coal mine opened up as pollard walked across the ground. her 5-year-old granddaughter was found safe inside her parked

memphis made 27 3 pointers. that's a franchise record. went scoreless in 19 minutes of action. 3rd quarter, charlie, steph curry can get not tonight. o for 7 from the field. just 2 points. it was the first time ever that both steph and draymond failed to record a field goal. warriors come up just short. but 51 1. 44 93, the most lopsided game in the she's it. >> humbling means what it means, right? you've lose by. 51. humbling. so. you know what i know about this team. i mean, that's the second in time we've been blown out. we've got blown out in in early this season. so i know who i know who we are and know what our team is about. i know we've competitors. know we're going to bounce back and we're going to regroup. your guy spec to you. >> alright 7.53. is the time. up next on the kron, 4 morning news. a heads up for tesla owners. why hundreds of thousands of vehicles now getting a software update to getting a software update to tell you the problem. - i had health insurance before. (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom

he took in the half memphis dominated buddy hield.ery much. andrew wiggins had 12 at the half. this is the kind of the highlight of the first half of the warriors. that was a four point play. the rest of the warriors starters totaled four. santi aldama beats the first quarter buzzer. the grizzlies led by ten then 20 then 30 then 40 and then 50. jake laravia three. i don't even haven't even heard of some of these dudes. warriors now down 109 to 59. that is not a typo. buster posey buster posey, i should say, has already been more productive than his predecessor, farhan zaidi, and attracting free agents to the giants. zaidi appeared on the foul territory show explaining his approach, which did not work out. >> we took big swings and with each of those guys, i think bryce had some concerns about the ballpark. you know, that can happen at times when you're trying to sign a position player. not always, but it's something that position players have some concerns with. some guys are just east coast guys and want to prefer to be there. i look

we needed a feel good type of experience after the memphis game.felt like a really good night for our team. we needed the win, obviously, but i did feel like we got kind of back to who we are back here at home. the shark tank playing host to a little college hoops. stanford taking on number ten oregon. second half cardinal playing catch up maxime moreno going to work in the paint. he had a game high 20 points and 13 rebounds t it wasn't nearly enough. the ducks win it big 76 to 61. in the nightcap of the san jose tipoff. cal taking on number 23 san diego state. jeremiah wilkinson led the golden bears with 13 points off the bench, but sdsu was in control pretty much for the entire game. the aztecs beat the bears 71 to 50, while the 49ers are on a business trip in south beach. the red and gold faced the miami dolphins later this afternoon with a six and eight record. the niners have a 1% chance of making the playoffs. so at this point, they're really just playing for pride. i've never played in a game where i've never tried or like for myself. man, i

memphis made 27 3 pointers. that's a franchise record. scoreless in 19 minutes of action. 3rd quarter. shirley, steph curry can get not tonight. o for 7 from the field. just 2 points was the first time ever that both steph and draymond failed to record a field goal. warriors come up just short. but 51 1. 44 93, the most lopsided game in the nba all season. >> humbling means what it means, right? you've lose by. 51 tumbling. so. you know what i know about this team? i mean, that's the second in time we've been blown out. we've got blown out in early this season. so i know who i know who we are and know what our team is about. i know we've competitors. know we're gonna bounce back and we're going to regroup. your guy spec to you. >> all right, ben, thank 50 is the time the san jose earthquakes are gearing up for an action-packed season next year. fans can look forward to home games against soccer legend lionel messi and his squad inter miami fc. this will be messi's first time playing in san jose since entering the mls last year. the earthq

correspondent: the department of justice has found memphis police routinely used excessive force and the city's black residents. that's after a 17-month investigation prompted by the fatal beating of a black man, tyre nichols, during a traffic stop last year. the report said memphis officers cite or arrest black people for things like disorderly conduct at nearly 4 times the rate of whites. it also found officers would punch or kick people who were already handcuffed or restrained. today, doj's top civil rights attorney said that was a breach of public trust. >> the practices i described however violate the constitution and federal law. they harm and demean people and they promote distrust, undermining the fundamental safety mission of a police department. correspondent: memphis' mayor says the city has already made improvements to its policing, and pushed back on the need for the city's police to be under federal oversight. still to come, president elect trump's transition team agrees to background checks, but concerns remain abouu.s. security interest. a new documentary examines th

memphis made 27 3 pointers. that's a franchise record.ay some defense john morant swatting draymond green. draymond went scoreless in 19 minutes of action. 3rd quarter. shirley, steph curry can get not tonight. o for 7 from the field. just 2 points was the first time ever that both steph and draymond failed to record a field goal. warriors come up just short. but 51 1. 44 93, the most lopsided game in the nba all season. >> humbling means what it means, right? you've lose by. 51 tumbling. so. you know what i know about this team? i mean, that's the second in time we've been blown out. we've got blown out in early this season. so i know who i know who we are and know what our team is about. i know we've competitors. know we're gonna bounce back and we're going to regroup. your guy spec to you. >> well, san jose earthquakes are gearing up for a pretty action-packed season next year. if you're a fan, you can look forward to some home games against soccer legend. lionel messi and his squad interim inter miami fc that'll be missed his first ti

you remember last week we were reporting here about the consent decree that the memphis city of memphiswas pushing back on. so it appears that they're at, you know, at this time, the city of memphis and the doj are on the same page. they're willing to implement these reforms. we just don't know about the timeline of those reforms and when they will happen. boris. >> nick valencia, thank you so much for the update from atlanta. still ahead, the uk now banning puberty blockers for transgender minors. we're going to be joined by a pediatrician to talk about the safety of these drugs and why advocates say they are critical for some children. >> welcome to times square. that's not in my mind. >> cheers. that was so embarrassing. >> new year's eve live with anderson and andy. live coverage starts at eight on cnn. streaming live on vacation starts with how you get there. >> a private jet experience from one flight's budget. you've got to see this. plug in your itinerary. search from over 5000 planes, pay and you're on your way. nothing better than a personalized meal on board. >> it should be

memphis made 27 3 pointers. that's a franchise record.nd green. draymond went scoreless in 19 minutes of action. 3rd quarter. shirley, steph curry can get not tonight. o for 7 from the field. just 2 points was the first time ever that both steph and draymond failed to record a field goal. warriors come up just short. but 51 1. 44 93, the most lopsided game in the nba all season. >> bling means what it means, right? you've lose by. 51 tumbling. so. you know what i know about this team? i mean, that's the second in time we've been blown out. we've got blown out in in early this season. so i know who i know who we are and know what our team is about. i know we've competitors. know we're gonna bounce back and we're going to regroup. the sharks hosting the avalanche. had a one. nothing lead in the second sharks looking to tie. >> jan ruta with the shot on goal of the flex off of blackwood right to carol gun. strong knocks home. the rebound, his first as a shark's first of the season. then later on. in the second ead. goal for william eklund. b

i'm just going to memphis. daddy, don't go. daddy, please don't leave us, such a plea.land. >> i have read that speech 100 times. the only thing i can come up with is that maybe it had finally come down on him that he is not going to live long and maybe he didn't care because he didn't like living in this world where we burn children. >> i said dr. king. that was it. i said dr. king. just as he straightened up. dr. king. and the bullet exploded in his face. >> martin luther king jr. was killed tonight in memphis, tennessee. >> reporter: news traveled more slowly back turn presidential campaign heard it from him. >> do they know about martin luther king? i have some very sad news for all of you. and i think sad news for all of our fellow citizens. and people who love peace all over the world. and that is that martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight in memphis, tennessee. >> bobby kennedy was the hope for people who loved his brother, and hated the war. if you lived it you know what happened that june just two months after mlk. >> my thanks to all of you, it's

memphis police sharing this video of the man barging into the holding a pair of guns.fore they could arrive. check out this video. capturing the moment an off duty officer saved a man from a burning car. incredible. the officer says he was driving home from his shift in cobb county, georgia, earlier this month when he noticed the car fully engulfed in flames on the highway with a man stuck inside. the officer ran to the driver's side door. lifted the victim out with the help of a bystander. he says he was just at the right place at the right time. no word on the victim's condition. and we hope he is okay. those are your headlines for now and i guess we could send it over to griff since is he hanging out. hey, buddy. >> all right. thanks, kevin. yesterday on "fox & friends," a victim's family reacted to biden's removing their mother and wife's murderer from death row. >> she was shown no mercy at all. this man walked into the bank, never said two words to her. shot her three times. >> 12 jurors unanimously voted for the death penalty. that is what was fair and biden too

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