[jazz music] (male narrator) memphis, tennessee. it has been written if music were religion that memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio, its most sacred shrine. and you are here with susan marshall. [singing] - hello, everybody. my name is susan marshall. welcome to memphis, tennessee and sun studios. growing up, we listened to all kinds of music. we listened to big band. we listened to jazz. we listened to rock, gospel, pop, folk, everything. but the music that really got me was from here,

[folk music] (male narrator) memphis, tennessee. itten if music were religion that memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio, its most sacred shrine. and you are here with the memphis dawls. [music continues] - hi, i'm jana misener and i play with memphis dawls. we're from memphis, tennessee, believe it or not. i play cello and i sing. and we've got two other chicks who are awesome who also sing and play some instruments. krista wroten combest plays pretty much everything. she plays violin and keys, mandolin. holly cole plays guitar.

. >>> shots are fired at a mall in memphis, tennessee, as shoppers were trying to get an early start on their black friday it was just outside of the food court area. one person was hurt and three people were taken into custody and two have been released. >>> christmas now a little more than four weeks away and that means many people getting their christmas trees right now. last year, consumers spend more than $1 billion on christmas trees and it take an average of five years for a tree to go six or seven feet tall. >>> every year, it seems like holiday season and this year it seems to be the hatch a mole. danielle miller has the story. >> reporter: these brothers bought about 100 of these hatch a mole. they have 50 to sell so everything from here on out is pure profit. >> we took a chance. we took a huge risk. it could have blown up in our luckily, it didn't. >> reporter: brothers cashing in this holiday season. it started when mike's daughter asked for this, a hatch a mole for christmas. >> not knowing what it was, we googled it and red articles about this is going to be the next b

[country music] (male narrator) memphis, tennessee. it has been written if music were religion that memphis would would be jerusalem and sun studio, its most sacred shrine. and you are here with farewell angelina. ♪ we were raised by american fathers ♪ ♪ you can do it if you think you can ♪ ♪ all that fire in american daughters ♪ - hey, i'm nicole witt. i'm in sun studio tonight and i have my band with me, farewell angelina. andrea young is a fiddle player, mando player, singer extraordinaire. she has been on the road playing with all sorts of artists. next to her is lisa torres. and she has been singing back-ups for jason aldean, trace adkins.

companies like mueller industries, mli in memphis, tennessee. >> i actually visited them. >> you alsorobably visited the elvis presley museum. basically the stock is a beneficiary of construction and copper that they process. hard rocks, companies that rent equipment like united rentals. $45 billion industry fragments, likely to consolidate. companies that make asphalt equipment in chattanooga. there is a whole array of companies. the second area that's more obvious is the banking industry. we'll unleash the power and unleash the loan capability. the ones i selected because i like the trust banks that will be global and dominate the trust department. the bank of new york, state street, and northern trust. the money managers are concerned over his rules coming out. we need the rules, but we don't need the way they were articulated. gary: there was commentary yesterday morning, thursday morning, commentary related to dodd-frank. is it going to be gone? anthony: there has been commentary from president-elect trump about not liking it. the big issue is community banks. banks are not lendi

the mississippi river today forcing the coast guard to close parts of the river just north of memphis, tennessee. the coast guard blocking off a 21-mile stretch while they secured the barges. 26 barges in all ran together. no word what caused the accident. >>> the weather on planet earth dangerous. but neck next at 5:00, a big event in hopes of removing some of the doubts and protecting millions of people. >>> and so far this month had, 16 days above normal but today was a wash. one above normal, one below on the morning front. tomorrow, i think we'll be warmer but we also could end up >>> 1 and liftoff of noaa's goes-r. >> the most advanced weather satellite ever is heading toward orbit rye now. right now. it's to revolutionize forecasting and save lives. nasa launched the $1 billio the satellite will track u.s. weather as never before. the goes-r is the first in a series of four new high-tech weather satellites. how excited were meteorologists about this? well, al roker and other tv personalities attended the launch. >>> and ski season, kicking off this weekend in the mountains of northern cal

visit ncicap.org] [blues - rock music] (male narrator) memphis, tennessee. been written if music were religion that memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio, its most sacred shrine. and you are here with alvin youngblood hart's muscle theory. [singing] - good evening, friends. this is alvin youngblood hart and i'm here tonight at sun playing with alvin youngblood hart's muscle theory, which includes eric deaton on bass guitar and rick shelton on drums and backing vocals. when i first moved to memphis, i did an interview with a journalist and he asked me had i ever been to sun.

[rocbi] (male narrator) memphis, tennessee. has been written if music were religion that memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio, its most sacred shrine. and you are here with motel mirrors. ♪ when we want to be alone ♪ we have to be discreet ♪ none of my neighbors ever need to see.. ♪ - hi, my name is amy lavere with motel mirrors and we're here at sun studio. on guitar tonight is will sexton and john paul keith. on drums is shawn zorn and i play upright bass. - amy and i wanted to do duets and stuff. with our free time when we're home, she has her own career and i have my own career on the road, you know, making records, whatever.

usf and memphis, memphis, tennessee, 54 degrees saturday at 7 p.m., a little cool up there in memphis, clear skies, a tad breezy in gainesville, south carolina, and the florida gators 72 degrees for that game. miami plays virginia in ucf the knights playing cincinnati in orlando, 75 degrees under mostly sunny skies, florida a&m playing morgan state, picture perfect weather in tallahassee, 75 for this game and finally on sunday at the bucs playing the bears, few clouds, light breeze, 1:00 game time, 76 degrees, fantastic weather at raymond james stadium. note the high clouds that will be streaking across the area, surface front sagging into the of shower activity. going to stay dry in the forecast and it's been quite dry of light. many folks have not seen rain in a month. watch for patchy fog early in the day with those temperatures cooling down. rain chances are very low, nonexistent the next couple days despite that front. high temperatures near 80 but dropping into the upper 70s. rain chances come up a little bit. that's a lot these days 20% monday and tuesday. a few added clouds an

companies like mueller industries, mli in memphis, tennessee. >> i actually visited them. >> you alsorobably visited the elvis presley museum. basically the stock is a beneficiary of construction and copper that they process. hard rocks, companies that rent equipment like united rentals. $45 billion industry fragments, likely to consolidate. companies that make asphalt equipment in chattanooga. there is a whole array of companies. the second area that's more obvious is the banking industry. we'll unleash the power and unleash the loan capability. the ones i selected because i like the trust banks that will be global and dominate the trust department. the bank of new york, state street, and northern trust. the money managers are concerned over his rules coming out. we need the rules, but we don't need the way they were articulated. gary: there was commentary yesterday morning, thursday morning, commentary related to dodd-frank. is it going to be gone? anthony: there has been commentary from president-elect trump about not liking it. the big issue is community banks. banks are not lendi

. >>> dozens of barges broke loose today near memphis, tennessee. forcing the coast guard to close a part of the mississippi scattered a lot of debris there. the coast guard blocked off a 21-mile stretch of the river to traffic while clearing those barges. 26 of them ran aground. no word yet on exactly what caused that. friends and family said finally goodbyes to journalist gwenifill. among those paying respects er eric holder. she passed away monday at age 61 after a battle with cancer. >>> as part of his final trip of his term he met with the president of peru. he's attending the trade summit. also there, mark zuckerberg, facebook ceo. he said bringing the internet to more people would raise income inequality. >>> the pope welcomes new cardinals today. they are from five different continents and cardinals are close advisors to the pope but the key job is actually to elect the pontiff. >>> a santa was removed from a mall for telling a girl who was on his naughty list. it happened at the sem known town center in -- seminole a girl told santa what he

and the back end is a another one begins to take shape to our south, you can see it around memphis, tennessee with heavy downpours, that will be in here tomorrow night. we'll have more in a few minutes. jennifer: that weather earlier today caused slick roads, and tonight authorities say that led to the death of a driver who lost control and slid into some due to a number of crashes. suzanne roantree is live in meredith now with the details. reporter: the freezing rain came in about 7:30 this morning, up north. and that's basically the time of rush hour up there as well. emergency crews responded to over 30 accidents in both directions on 93 between franconia and stewartstown this morning. at one point bethlehem's fire chiefd to the station and stay put, as they would be safer to respond to incident from where they were. about half the calls they got were cars sliding off the road. >> but there were multiple accidents where multiple tow trucks needed to be called and vehicles were towed from the scene. >> we probably had somewhere on the interstate. every road in town was the same way. reporte

there's memphis, tennessee, jackson mississippi, these are tornado warnings in the pink. several reported touchdowns already at least seven tornados today in that area. here's why, low pressure here moisture from the gulf of mexico. we will not have to deal with severe weather here in northern ohio. some of this rain moves our way and as it pulls north and east it's going to draw in much cooler air just in time for your weather weekend. tonight the rain begins closer to dawn. and as we head through the day tomorrow you notice the rainfall totals are not that impressive. a quarter of an inch or less for most spots. your hour by hour as we take you through commute. there you go, lower 50s. some showers aroind. a little bit of a break here and there with a few peaks of sunshine by midday. a few more showers with the cold front moving by by late afternoon. winds sustained five to 15 miles per hour. could have a gust to near 20. here's the warm air surging ahead of the front. watch what happens. the front you can see it. here comes the cold front right here at about 6:00 p.m.

usf they are playing memphis in memphis, tennessee. not bad 54 degrees. clear skies. evening game go bulls. the gamecocks are playing the gators in gainesville, 72 degrees. that's a nice looking day there. clear skies maybe a little bit breezy at times. cold front setting into the area. fsu playing boston college in tallahassee 64 degrees. partly cloudy not bad there either. this is an evening game so if you are attending that game it might get cool toward the end. miami playing virginia. 50 degrees charlottesville. in orlando 75 degrees with mostly sunny skies saturday at noon. we have famu and morgan state they are playing in tallahassee as well. 75 degrees picture perfect day. the bucs they are playing in tampa 76 degrees playing the bears there in town a few clouds light breeze sunday at 1:00 for the game time there. this evening pleasant conditions. maybe a few high clouds we've seen those throughout the day but mostly clear conditions will stay with us. a little cool to start the day on saturday. warming nicely in e not expecting rain but it may add a few clouds

assassinated he was not on a civil-rights demonstration'' of'' but helping bridge workers in memphis tennessee . who were really working for terrible wages and in terrible working conditions. she was also in the process of putting together the poor people's election that was black and white sandy americans and latinos, pork people demanding changes instead of spending unlimited sums of money on the military to make sure they had health care. the point that i am trying to make is a few lookit his life you understand he was extraordinarily courageous standing up to the establishment. but they said you're a great civil rights leader he said thank you but no thank you i oppose the war in viet nam. they did not want to hear that. then he said icing we need to change our national parties to take on the wealthy and powerful. they did not want to get that as well. so this was a man of great courage and magnitude that have been spent time with him on a desert island. >> what did you make of the russian intervention in this election and the fbi? it is odd to put those together where. >> is. i will speak

yesterday's storm system heading towards cincinnati, heading into memphis, tennessee bus stop this morning 27 degrees for kids going to school today. mostly sunny skies once the sun comes up. by noon at 48. 3 p.m. 53 for the high temperature. that's about 10 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. coming up we will take a look at the thanksgiving outlook for tomorrow. of course, your full extended weekend forecast straight ahead. >>> good morning. we have a couple of side street trouble spots and one that might affect you if you are heading to the airport. this is i-25 at arapahoe volume. typical this time of day. across the denver metro area an accident as you travel colfax and gun club. on pena boulevard there is something in the roadway at 56th. be aware of that. >> thank you. >>> this morning volunteers are feeding people with no place to go this thanksgiving. it has been a really tough couple of weeks for homeless people in the area after crews cleaned out their camps. cbs4's shawn chitnis is live from the denver rescue mission this morning where these people good morning, shawn. >> re

((brian loftus)) >> sunday marks 60 years rocked out at sun records studio in memphis, tennessee. which is why that night was chosen .. for the show on the strip .. to take their final bow. ((sherry swensk)) >> joining us this morning is jacob tolliver who plays "jerry lee lewis" and jason martinez .. who is the understudy for carl perkins. thanks for being here with us this morning! --tell us a little about the show! --jacob- how long have you been with the show? what has it meant to perform as part of the --why do you think the story about this legendary jam session is so important? --what are your favorite parts about the show? or any memories or moments that stand out to >>> thanks for joining us this morning! ((sherry swensk)) >> if you'd like tickets to check ((sherry swensk)) >> if you'd like tickets to check out the million dollar quartet before it goes dark, we've linked up the information to our website, las vegas now dot com. ((brian loftus)) >> stay with us, we'll be right back./// .. the deadly plane crash .. and the handful of survivors. ((brian loftus)) >> plus... w

currently it is near arkansas, in memphis tennessee that will be brought up tomorrow with the second front in depth look at all that snow fall in that the countess, tonight frenetic race with clouds thickening and showers arriving with that southeast wind. it would be windy between five and 15 mph. doula police chases turned deadly and now four years later united to remember the two killed in to discuss systematic changes they believe still need to be made and the justice system. >> jennifer jordan joins us. november 29, 2012, malissa williams into the russell were killed in a hail of gunfire after failing to stop straight- chased by police, say one needs to be done to improve relations between the black community in place, the united on church road in east cleveland today the location where the to work on down at th end of the police chase, a group of 13 officers fired the shots, williams and russell were unarmed, michael brelo the old officer currently charge will find his weapon was found not guilty, many are also praising to be believed to be changes resulting from the shooting,

own. [ applause ] quayle-- [ laughter ] quayle is campaigning in elvis presley's hometown, memphis, tennessee. elvis is working for the bush/quayle ticket. did you know that? elvis promised to get out the dead vote. [ laughter ] [ booing ] okay, they're not all gems. out here in california, and he's planning, according to the paper, a rally in the valley. does that sound like something don king would promote? [ laughter ] "there's a rally in the valley!" uh, anyway, when he goes out there, george bush is gonna have to say, "read my lips... for sure." [ laughter ] think about it. i mean, this-- this is a real challenge for george bush. trying to explain thousand in [ laughter ] speaking of-- you know who's campaigning in burbank today? lloyd benson. yeah. now, okay. [ applause ] he came here for two reasons. to get votes for dukakis, of course, and he likes to hear those words, "the kid on the ticket." [ laughter ] burbank has some older people living here. there's some, um, uh-- [ laughing ] you like to see struggle, don't you? yeah. are you-- are you gonna vote soon? >> yes. >> next tuesday,

. >>> this week's yourbizselfie come from mario and theresa who own i escaped in memphis, tennessee. enter a themed game room and you have one hour to figure out how to escape. next time i'm in memphis, i'm coming to see you because i've been dieing to go to an escape room. why don't you pick up your smartphone and take a selfie of you and your business and send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com. or tweet it. include your name, the name of your company, the location and use the #yourbizselfie. >>> thanks so much for joining us today. before we leave, i want to spend a moment talking about a dinner series i attended recently. the focus was what the country needs to do to support women entrepreneurs. as we reported here on this show, women led companies receive less than 5% of venture funding. and yet it is abundantly clear we're missing out on an opportunity to improve our economic and social standing by supporting more women founders. you can see this suggestions that came from women entrepreneurs and government officials in an open letter to the next president on our facebook page.

time for family and friends and headed back to memphis, tennessee to see family. >> reporter: thank you so much, and safe travel to you. >> thank you. >> reporter: take care. guys, the best day to travel travel, saturday and sunday after thanksgiving. as far as tsa restrictions, check out the wusa 9 app for more information. reporting live from reagan national, wusa 9. >> stephanie, thank you, and hopefully, it will be smooth sailing for the rest of the week. >>> and now to the donald trump the people that the president- elect will meet with today is former dc schools chancellor michelle lee, currently the first lady of sacramento california. she's a democrat but differs from the party line on charter schools and especially school choice vouchers. friday, alabama senator jeff sessions was named for attorney general and mike poppeo to head michael flynn has tweet that does he accepted the job of national security advisor. flynn was criticized for comments like fever muslims is rational and defended accusations that he and trump are too close to russian president vladimir putin. >> russia

and that is that martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight in memphis, tennessee. [ audience ] >> when king was killed, bobby was on his way to a campaign stop in indianapolis. going into the ghetto. and the cops said, don't go. they were fearful of a riot. bobby went anyways. >> for those of you who are black and are tempted to be filled with hatred and mistrust of the injustice of such an act, i would only say that i can also feel in my own heart the same kind of feeling. i had a member of my family killed. and he was killed by a white man. >> he gives this spontaneous speech to an absolutely devastated crowd. this wasn't just politics. he made it personal. >> let us say a prayer for our country and for our people. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> this country and every person in it suffered a terrible loss tonight with the assassination of this man. the perpetrator of this deed brings down upon all of us the painful charge that we americans are the prisoners of violence and destruction and death. that is the tragedy of it. restraint, gentleness, charity, virtues we so

first look, abc >>> the breaking news from this one has a search happening for shooters in memphis, tennessee after a total of six people were shot. one of them is dead and it is a teenager. they started shooting at a group of people and a 16-year- old girl was killed. in the hospital when ssa 17 shots were fired. according to police, this may be related to an ongoing disagreement. that is how they described it, dan. >>> iraqis soldiers celebrating a victory for the first time with the troops entering the outskirts of the second city mosul. they are moving into the city now and it has been controlled by isis. the battle for malls lowe expected to involve dangers house to house fighting. >>> detectives now getting to find him. they have been looking for leads ever since the day of the crime september 27 late at night and clerk running away with the cash. >>> a phoenix charter school is firing back against student discrimination with the aclu claiming a teacher calling a young muslim a terrorist. the teacher is also accused of telling the child muslims would be deported if donald trump is a loo

stays windy gusting to 45 mph. 3 elvis presley's graceland in memphis, tennessee officially began the holiday season last night.country music award winner singer-songwriter t. g. sheppard "flipped the switch" corations annual lighting and ceremony.the event lights up elvis presley's icic home for the season ...and santa even guaranteed there would be a 100 percent cnce of snow during the event. 1:28-1:33 "this night was always very special because elvis loved to see graceland time"the extensive christmas display at 'the king's' castle includes a life-size nativity scene and of course santa and his sleigh.all were originally displayed at graceland by elvis and the presley family. your top local stories are coming up... "news on the go" is next. it's here's a recap of some of your morning's big stories in news on the go 3 milwaukee police say a man fired a gun at them. it happened last night near 26th street and west ruby avenue around 10:25. police say they responded to a burglary... and when they got there... a 23-year old milawukee man shot at them.an officer returned fire... but no

if you go to tom's barbecue in memphis, tennessee, and ask for yq sauce, they'll bring you this special daisy barbecue sauce. it's kind of on the spicy side, but it is delicious. ladies and gentlemen, sheikh yasir qadhi. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it's such a pleasure and honor to be here at isna. a little while ago, people come up to me to take selfies and take pictures. i pass by in the hallway and i said, people come to take selfies with me, but i need to take a selfie with you, and i took one with them. years from now, when historians and political analysts are going to analyze the strange rise and eventual fall of donald trump, when they're going to discuss how he lost resoundingly in the november 2016 election, they'll say that the turning point in his popularity, the beginning of the nose-dive that caused him to disappear from public life was the powerful and emotional speech by case kazr khan along with the silence of khan. mr. trump, mr. trump attempted to derive an islamic phobic smear from the silence, but i swear by allah, her dig inside silence on that democratic conv

one was shot outside a mall in mem memphis, tennessee. no arrests made there. in reno, nevada someone was shot and kill over a parking spot in a walmart parking lot. police are still looking for the suspect this morning. that walmart is also staying open for black friday shopping. [ gunfire ] >> nichole: you hear the shots from this cell phone video. more violence at a turkey bowl. two people were shot and killed, four others hospitalized with gunshot wounds. this is all outside a park. police still don't know what caused the shooting, what the motive was. right now they're looking for suspects. >> tia: maybe you're like me having leftovers, right? chances are you have some leftovers in the fridge, but studies show you may not want to reheat some of your meal. marlie hall has more. >> reporter: if you have lefts not all are safe to reheat and eat. clinical dietitian lindsay malone of the cleveland clinic says don't save the rice. when it cools at room temperature, bacteria can grow rapidly. >> that bacteria is resistant to heat. if you heat it up, it doesn't ma

and the back end is a another one begins to take shape to our south, you can see it around memphis, tennessee with heavy downpours, that will be in here tomorrow night. we'll have more in a few minutes. jennifer: that weather earlier today caused slick roads, and tonight authorities say that led to the death of a driver who lost control and slid into some

memphis tennessee to jackson mississippi. that is the warm, moist air running in our direction. the later today. here is future weather, the increasing clouds by 7:00 tonight. first chances for rain in the shenandoah valley around midnight and likely to have light rain showers in this heart of the d.c. metro area about the time to get the day started tomorrow. all indications are that the rain should be out of here by early tomorrow afternoon. we'll keep you posted on that on-air and online as well. here is your five day forecast. 68 today. 58 tomorrow with the showers and mollet, good morning. >> we have this crash reported with two lanes blocked. we're starting to see slow downs through the area. a warning for you. you can get by but it is a little bit slow with the two lanes blocked. 66 here and 95 okay. southbound on 95 as you're hitting wood bridge. a little slow. we don't have any reports of any big problems eastbound 70 at 40, left lane getting by the work zone. i'll see you back here with a live look at >> thank you. >>> many of you might want to show off your vote today

. >>> in memphis, tennessee, police arrested three people who opened fire outside a mall there. one person is now in critical condition. >>> here in north carolina, no wbz's jim smith was in the middle of the black friday rush in the south shore plaza. ? ? deck the halls ? ? >> people are really happy, upbeat, festive. ? ? >> we stood in line, we got great deals on electronics and toys. ? ? >>reporter: black friday in full swing here at the south shore plaza. thousands of shoppers on a mall marathon, a daylong quest for the best bargains. >> the sales, yeah, the you'll never find anything after black friday that compares to the prices you'll find today. >>reporter: they showed up just after midnight, but it did not stop there. the plaza has been packed all day and into the night. >> we saw a brief lull for maybe two hours, but it picked right back up. we're even busier now than we were at 6:00 a.m. >>reporter: there's a certain method to the madness, comfortable shoes help, and you should also pack patience. [ horn honking ] >>reporter: finding a parking this is great. >>reporte

." >> reporter: there's a place in downtown memphis, tennessee. a little hot spot not far from nearby beale street. they don't play the memphis blues in this club. in the sultry darkness of the rumba room, bodies sway to the beat of latin sounds. in april 2013, a woman named heather jones came in with her friend to dance the night away wearing a brand-new dress. >> how did she look that night? >> she had her head up so high, and her shoulders back and just beaming. she felt absolutely beautiful. >> reporter: there was a time not too long ago when heather didn't feel very beautiful at all. but on this evening, she had the night of her life. >> she really didn't sit down very much. she was being spun around and danced. >> reporter: just two nights later, everything spun out of control. >> breaking news about a missing germantown teacher. >> reporter: heather jones suddenly and inexplicably disappeared from her home. >> her car is in her driveway. her purse, keys and cell phone are missing. >> thinking of her being scared and hurt made you sick. >> r

. >> memphis, tennessee. >> so maybe just like, hey, as lodge as you can sing a countryrom somewhere. you're good to go. >> they -- i had a tweet, beyonce sounded terrible. >> and also look like glenn did a the good witch. >> if you've seen lemonade, she wore address sim floor. that will you know. >> so just looking like glenn did a dollars good witch from the wizard of oz? >> i don't know, good witch, right? >> she can rock it, you're right, probably chanelling that, yes, i mean, stunning. >> i'm sure milky way is getting picture right now of glenn did a good witch. >> also real funny though last night so many people who wouldn't normally watch the country music awards, so some of the tweets were hilarious about like it wasn't the country music awards? beyonce on. i'm on it. >> computer frozen in the control room. >> you want me to pull up my phone? here we go. >> a million things. >> ♪ >> list on in safe driving, lesson seems to have gone too far. we want your opinion on this, serious story, moments after the pledge of allegiance at this high school, student, a lot of

. >>> meanwhile, in memphis, tennessee, plenty of holiday spirit in the place elvis presley called home. graceland has been lit up for the season. it drew big crowds and santa claus. >> crews are clearly excited during the annual flipping of the switch to hundreds of lights into action. it included a life-sized nativity scene, santa and his sleigh and a definite chance of some fake snow. not going to get real snow in tennessee, right? >> right. yeah. graceland looks good lit up. >> i have driven past it. anybody ever been? >> never. >> never. >> but i would like to. >>> i have heard it's pretty cool. >> the roads cool? >> i have driven past the bay area roads too and if you are doing that this morning, let's take a look at how it's going to be. novato southbound 101 before ygnacio boulevard, solo car crash and this car crashed into a tree so there is an ambulance and emergency crews along with chp on scene. the crash is on the shoulder but as you can see, there is some residual backup here. cars moving at just 15 miles per hour. and that backup is beyond highway 37. now if you are takin

. >> fred smith from memphis, tennessee. video of fedex.at, c-span elevator cam. >> so golf for those photographers. >> poor, poor news media. >> the life of a cnn photographer has ups and downs. >> geez. geez. >> i'm here all day. >>> a few blocks south -- quiet. a few blocks south of trump tower, vice president-elect mike pence got an earful while he attended the hottest musical on broadway friday. >> he was greeted with some clapping but was also greeted with booing, too. listen. [ cheers and boos ] >> the vice president-elect at "hamilton" is the about alexander hamilton, found iing father of america and defender of the constitution. the cast made it clear they're worried about the incoming administration. >> vice president pence, we thank you for joining us here at "hamilton." we do. we, sir, we are the diverse of earth who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. [ cheers ] our families, our children, our parents, or defend us and uphold our inalienable rights, sir. we truly hope that this show has ins