in memphis? do you know? not that i know of. i don't think he lives in memphis. detectives had to find edward another way, so they accessed heather's facebook account and mined it for clues. and there it was, a profile with a last name attached. andrea canning: and what was that name? edward raulerson. andrea canning (voiceover): police dialed a phone number they found for ed. he told them he lived 500 miles away in eastern tennessee and agreed to make the eight-hour drive to germantown to be interviewed. detectives wondered, had he made the trip once already that week to take heather away? and most importantly, could he tell them where she was now? just because you've got somebody living 500 miles away does not mean that they didn't have anything to do with this disappearance. andrea canning (voiceover): police recorded ed raulerson's interview during questioning and made a potentially important admission. andrea canning (voiceover): but he insisted heather never made that call. and there was more. ed told detectives he was surprised by the first question he was

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this brigade came all the way from memphis. so this was some of those force cavalry brigade from memphis under the command of colonel edward winslow has joined him in independence. this was of the some of the forces that were diverted to go against price. so he shows up he's have they are very experienced in fighting battles and so he puts winslow in operational command of those two brigades and they go attack at violence fort. they're able to get across the fort and midmorning they're staging at the bottom of what came to be known as bloody hell this is just east of where the kansas city water services is currently located on 63rd street and so winslow orders the attack up the hill and he gentle rise upon the in the woods. i've walked up that hill and again i'm little bit older than these guys were, but it's not as gentle as it seems like he says here. so the attack is success one and the confederates pull out and retreat west. there's more to the story. this is brigadier general john b clarke junior, who's in command of one o

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patel, i would like to ask, you mentioned that memphis is the homicide capital of the country. that concerns us. we've recently had an issue where the fbi wanted to consolidate the memphis and knoxville offices into a national office. of course this causes us some concern. i would like to get your commitment that you will make certain that we have every resource and we need in memphis to deal with this issue and the fbi will be appropriately resourced in the state of tennessee. mr. patel: you absolutely will. sen. blackburn: thank you for that. we've had some talk today about dei. we've talked about this in this committee and the emphasis the fbi put on dei on things like counting bracelets and not investigations could we want to make certain we have qualified individuals who will stick to the core mission and you have talked about that mission today, and thank you for being able to recite what it is. we appreciate that. i want you to just talk a little bit about those first few actions that you can take to build back the recruiting and the training in order to accomplish that

i thought at one point there were 4 -- san diego, memphis and washington.randie: the program started at roughly the same time. a lot of pandas were moving through in cohorts. a lot of zoos in the past two or three years, there pandas were older and returning to china. right now only the national zoo and the san diego zoo have giant pandas. david: you are working at this association and use it i really want to be with animals directly. did you apply to the national zoo? brandie: there was an opening for a general curator. it was more a curator of mammals and of giant pandas. my story came full circle because when i got the job here -- i was in charge of the giant pandas -- my mother was so proud. david: did she come to visit the pandas? brandie: right away. [laughter] david: you were the head of the mammal program. when did you become the head of the national zoo itself? brandie: i was curator of mammals and giant pandas and after a few years i became the head of animal care. i saw all of the animals, veterinarians, nutrition records, behavior, all of the de

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about openai announcing stargate and x ai putting 100,000 gp use, working to one million gp use in memphis, under the hood is technology that not of person of ever faster computers. one of the nice and bright products of that is machines like el capitan or the supercomputer that we deployed at los alamos in the spring, not only our -- are wonderful for doing the multi-physics simulation that are critical to our ability to assure the effectiveness and the safety and reliability of our nuclear stockpile, they will also be great for artificial intelligence. because they have this hybrid architecture. and i think one of the things we are excited about is the possibility of adding that to our fluke it, not to replace the traditional modeling and simulations that we have, but to accelerate it. it will be an important training database for ai. and also to take advantage of this tremendous resource we have in terms of experiment data. that is something where the three labs are working very closely together. we are hopeful that we can make an announcement of that before too long. but it is somethin

we go from 90 degrees on saturday to 50 degrees on monday, and in memphis, 75 saturday to 48 on monday. isaac. either the weather gods or the tech gremlins trying to come for you, but you powered through. thank you, my friend. we appreciate it. and still ahead this morning, thousands gathered on capitol hill yesterday to protest the trump administration's push to shut down the country's top international aid agency. we'll have the latest on plans for have the latest on plans for legal pushback when way t ♪♪ amazing. jerry, you've got to see this. i've seen it. trust me, after 15 walks, it gets a little old. ugh. stop waiting. start investing. e*trade ® from morgan stanley. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. type 2 diabetes? directly at the source. discover the ozempic® tri-zone. i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reache

memphis bleek recently performed with method man at new york's legendary sob's club. >> in fact. >> ourt was pop. >> nice. >> thanks to both of you for being here in this special segment. >> absolutely. i'm happy to be here. >> how are you feeling? >> very excited. >> this is cool. yeah. cool. yeah. >> respect. you got the rock chain on. >> i do. i had to. >> bring it. >> live and in person. >> live and in person. it's very icy. what does it mean? >> this is a hip hop trophy to me. so it's like very a stamp in hip hop to have one of these. and i was actually at rockefeller when jay-z and dame dash broke up and parted ways. so i never got the chance to put an album out. >> and release product. >> over there and. >> go on tour. >> and all the things like that. >> so the fact. >> that i got it now was just a big blessing. i'm happy. >> respect, respect. emily, let's get into our list. what's on your fallback list this week? >> all right. so we're about to have a big football game this weekend. certain fans in certain city have in the past climbed telephone poles after the super bowl or aft

host: let's hear from memphis, democrats line. hi. caller: yeah.ave two questions and then i will hang up. guest: it's good to hear from the 901. caller: yeah. memphis is the only county to have two -- what can you all do about all these lies being told? trump come out and lies about who -- the lying got to stop. guest: the lying does have to stop. the fact social media spreads a lot of these lies and now all the social media billionaires have come to trump and said all right, we will give you a million dollars for this and that, sit in the first row. they're stopping their fact checking which on social media means when they put lies out somebody is there with a responsibility and zuckerberg and these others have said we are not going to do it. these lies are out there. trump is the one that started it. it got worse and worse. people followed him and put out lies. this thing with trump and the condoms, it's ludicrous. he repeats it over and over that we are giving all these condoms to hamas. i don't think hamas is having a bunch of orgies. that's p

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we have heard a good bit about this, looking at what happens coming out of the port of memphis. i think that the government of columbia learned a lesson, that we are not going to go soft on some of these issues and when you look at the fact that the u.s. is a primary user, the primary user of the panama canal and we are also panama's largest provider of direct foreign investment, i think those two things should be significant. our foreign investment into panama is $3.8 billion annually. this is why people are looking at this issue. professor, let me come to you on this and we thank you for joining us remotely. shouldn't our investment in panama be contingent on their adherence to the neutrality committee ensuring panama and panama alone would control that canal? prof. kontorovich: certainly that is an action we can take to enforce the treaty and enforce our understanding of the treaty. that is an action we can take even without the treaty. to the extent the united states considers the chinese operation facilities around the canal to be against its interests, it can certainly con

appliances, and then equipment for data centers and computers and facilities like xai that is going into memphis in my state. the supply chain issues have been noticed. they have been harmful and expensive. many times a loss for our manufacturing entities. whether it is the raw materials or the components needed for high-tech assembly, we need to make certain that we straighten out the supply chain system so we are able to repatriate u.s. manufacturing. mr. lutnick: exactly. we need to bring manufacturing and supply chain domestic. so that production is domestic. and flows through an employee's great americans to do so. i completely agree. sen. blackburn: i yield back. chair cruz: senator duckworth. sen. duckworth: thank you, mr. chairman. yesterday president trump paused disbursement of federal grants and loans, including grants already obligated, grants from the department of commerce. for the second week in a row president trump's actions are sowing confusion, uncertainty and anxiety. when congress directs agencies how to spend taxpayer funding once they have been obligated, the funding must

we need to get you back in this state and let you see our world-class logistics in memphis and meet some of these wonderful manufacturers that we have in the state. trade is important to us in tennessee. last year we had about $62 billion in goods and manufacturing plants with over three over -- with over 360,000 workers. this is automobiles, appliances, tennessee whiskey. that of course being a primary export from our state, but tennessee is one of those states that is a manufacturing powerhouse and because of this, the inputs are imported. right now i have two bipartisan bills and commerce committee -- in commerce committee that deal with supply chains and strengthening those supply chains, because those key components, whether it is specialty metals or minerals or pharmaceutical ingredients, all of this in advanced manufacturing is vital to us. knowing that these inputs are going to come from trusted sources, that they are going to come from our allies and allow us to return to domestic manufacturing is something that is important. what i would like to hear from you is what steps you

senator warnock: i like how you said that to the memphis preacher.based on our conversations, in 2020 president trump approved a proposal for georgia state leaders requiring georgians to jump through bureaucratic hoops and fill out even more paperwork to verify and get access to health care asset. as someone who represents a state that has not expanded medicaid, the federal government because of its waiver spent $70 million on the georgia medicaid waiver. 82% of that went to administrative costs. the point i'm making is that folks are insisting they need to work, 90% of those folks are working. they are caregivers or they have a disability. let me give you one example, a woman i think of all the time. heather is a traveling nurse from georgia who falls into the medicaid coverage gap. a series of small strokes left her unable to work full-time. now she cannot afford her own medical care, out-of-pocket costs because she does not make enough to qualify for tax credits. what does heather need? the she need work requirements or access to health care so sh

autos, appliances or equipment for data centers, computers, equipment going into x and ar -- xai in memphis in my state. in many times really a loss for our manufacturing entities. whether it is the raw materials or the components needed for high-tech assembly, we need to make certain that straighten out the supply chain system so we are able to repatriate u.s. manufacturing. >> we need to bring manufacturing and supply chain domestic. i completely agree. sen. blackburn: i yield back. >> senator duckworth. sen. duckworth: yesterday president trump paused disbursement of federal grants and loans including grants already obligated grants from the department of commerce. for the second week in a row president trump's actions are selling confusion, and anxiety. when congress directs agencies how to spend taxpayer funding the funding must be dispersed. that federal law. this kind of chaos will make america less globally competitive, not more. other nations are watching and figuring out how to give themselves an advantage while we deal with the chaos. department of commerce grants have real impac