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the track of what's left is not coming up the east coast, it's westbound into places like memphis, tennessee. eventually, that moisture will find its way here. instead of one big blast of rain, we're going to get several days with tropical squally weather. today is probably the last dry day of the week. 58 now in washington. look at all the 40s this morning in the shenandoah valley. a crisp, hint of autumn this morning. shorts and sunglasses for later in the day. cool and comfy to mild and dry. 75 for a high today. only in the upper 60s to 70 with rain becoming more and more li it will rain before tomorrow is done. off and on rain chances and mild rain at that. it will be all that tropical moisture coming our way. a chance for rain tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday with highs around 80 because it's coming from a tropical place. as we get into the weekend, finally a chance to dry things out once again. now over to jack taylor at wtop and see how he's doing on a monday morning. >> at least our roadways are dry this morning. we've got issues on 395 northbound on seminary. one left lane is

if i moved back to memphis, tennessee, i could buy like four mansions with that money. to your point, why don't we start thinking about, you know, doing this together again and not, you know, alienating different populations. and if we stratify -- i'm going to correct this. if we go along with that budget they put out there. >> the farcical one. >> the farcical one. but anyway, it's bad. i didn't want to go there, but that's draconian. we can't allow that. everybody needs to speak up and make some phone calls. same thing with that health bill. i don't want to go political on you, but i am. but the fact is that what you're saying is we have to help students like him. he should not come out of college drowning with debt. but he never gets ahead again. a lot of kids are dying still owing money and now their parents owe money. we can do better. that's all i'm saying. >> next question is on your left. >> hi. i'm jack. i wear a number of hats. i'm the chairman of the health futures council at asu, which is a group of thought leaders related to some of these issues related to

. >> it was on a stage in memphis, tennessee.father was in the band of diana washington. >> ooh. >> he was playing lead trumpet in diana washington's band. i walked out on the stage, and the photographer that was there took the picture. >> that was an omen of things to come. >> yeah, and diana washington, she held me in her arms and told my mother and my father, she's going to be a singer like me one day. >> if you can't be blessed by that moment. >> i was blessed. >> by diana washington. >> obviously. >> the new project is called dee dee bridgewater, "memphis ... yes, i'm ready." dee dee, i love you. good to have you back. congratulations. >> thank you very much, tavis. >> my pleasure. upcoming, blues quartet southern avenue. stay with us. ♪ >> c >> close out tonight's program is blues quintet southern avenue performing "freedom." enjoy. goodnight from l.a., and as always, keep the faith. ♪ tryna rain, tryna rain on the thunder tell the storm i'm new ♪ ♪ i'ma walk, i'ma march on the regular painting white flags blue ♪ ♪ lord for

welcome members of the blues quintet to this program, blues quintet southern avenue, out of memphis, tennessee. their self-titled debut reached number six on the billboard blues chart, has been receiving all kind of critical praise. good to you for the first time on this program. >> thank you. good to be here. >> thank you. >> glad to have you. your story is fascinating. let me start with you. you were born in israel. >> yes. >> how did you -- how did you end up in memphis? >> it's not that different. >> okay. not that different, okay. yeah. i've been to israel. yeah. >> it's -- it's a small town. >> yeah. >> in a big area. >> yeah. >> right? and has a lot of history and it's about the music and the food. i are relarelate to all of that. >> yeah. >> i didn't come here because i wasn't having fun or i wasn't doing well in israel, you know, i had everything going pretty good. i just took this opportunity to represent my country, this challenge in memphis, because i wanted -- i always dreamed about memphis. >> a musical challenge. >> yeah. i wanted to become a better musici musician. i think, you

into just an extra tropical low and then kind of fall apart as it gets in the neighborhood of memphis, tennesseeand warnings again are really starting to expire in the southern half of florida, so an indication of how things are getting better and these are all tropical storm warnings now, no more hurricane warnings obviously with the storm falling apart. hurricane josÉ has not fallen apart. it's still a category two well away from the turks and caicos. they need another hurricane like a hole in the head, right. does look like this will do a loop and spin back down by thursday morning as a category one closer to the turks and caicos and then the most likely track would take this more or less in the direction of the northern bahamas and perhaps the southeastern u.s. most of our computer models are suggesting that there is a after that loop a turn to the north, though, a couple of them have them going in toward miami. that would not be great but that's an out liar and there's other outliars that take it towards bermuda. most want to take it towards the east coast of the united states and hopefully

local tv station sparks roy's musical career, and gets him an invitation to sun records in memphis, tennessee. not long after, roy marries his childhood sweetheart, claudette frady. they move to nashville, and roy rockets to the top of the charts with a string of hits, including "oh, pretty woman" in 1964. was "oh, pretty woman" a game changer? >> people loved the song. it really made him into an international superstar. >> ♪ oh, pretty woman >> roy and claudette have three boys -- roy dewayne, anthony, and wesley. roy can't ask for more, either professionally or personally. then, in 1966, tragedy strikes. >> claudette and my dad were coming back from the drag races on their motorcycles. at the end of the ride, a truck had pulled out, and claudette was killed instantly. >> as a 30-year old widower with three young sons, roy relies on his parents, who live across the street, for childcare while he soothes himself by writing and touring. back in nashville, young wesley finds comfort in his father's songs. >> that's kind of how i'd visit with him, 'cause he was on the road all the time. so i wou

host: our last call is robert for robert gallucci from memphis, tennessee. caller: how are you today? host: we have one minute left. question is,my back when reagan was our president, he put a program to protect united states from nuclear weapons. the program [indiscernible] if they put this bill back in effect, it would determine any foreign government trying to attack the united states with a nuclear missile. host: thank you. guest: all defense analysts prefer real defense to real deterrence. denyse is being able to action. the problem is it is very hard to do. the program was not a success in being able to shoot down missiles. we have been working on this for decades and decades and should continue to try and develop a real defense. what the american public should know is we cannot have real confidence in our ability to shoot down incoming icbms. we might succeed, but that should not be a plan for defending the country, not yet. host: our guest is a state department person back in 1994 teaming with north korea. robert gallucci is now with the johns hopkin

memphis. louie served as tennessee's commission of finance for then governor lamar alexander. he was chairman of the board of the med in memphis, and he served on the board on st. jude children's research hospital, also in memphis. amazingly through all this, louie taught a sunday school class for more than 60 years. louie is a visionary and a leader. he is bold and not afraid to do the right thing. robota and i are proud to claw -- roberta and i are proud to call louie our friend. hank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. ruiz, for five minutes. mr. ruiz: thank you, mr. speaker. the graham-cassidy bill is the worst version of trumpcare yet. by block granting health care, this bill puts health care on the chopping block. you see, states, in order to make ends meet, will have to change their eligibility criteria, meaning millions more uninsured. they will have to cut certain benefits and expensive coverage like perhaps cancer treatment or that extra stay in the hospital. and they will have to reduce recommend bursments fo

finally wreak end and moved out of the gulf coast but it's still bringing flooding to places like memphis, tennessee. it's going to bring heavy rain as far east as the carolinas eventually setting its sights on our area. radar right now still showing the distinctive circulation of a tropical cyclone. it's still got a ton of moisture with this guy plenty tf heavy rain across tep. that's a tornado watch for central portion of alabama. as far as the path of what remains of harvey it's moving due northeast at 20 miles an hour by tomorrow afternoon it will be somewhere in northern tennessee and by saturday afternoon it's just towards our west. during the day the saturday the outer bands will have already reached us. this is what it looks like if you put a tck remnants of harvey. heavy rain along the southeast coast all the way into southern ohio, rain sures arriving by early saturday morning for us. that is noon on saturday with steady rain across the area. it doesn't look like it will move out until late saturday even possibly into early sunday morning. that guaranties a soggy start to the weekend. all

and memphis tennessee.hey are offering flights for $39 each way but make your plans fast this sale ends tomorrow and is only good for certain dates. >>> the u.s. navy looking to hire at civilian positions. they are looking to start a job fair in oaks. engineers and accountants and security specialists are encouraged to apply. this lasts until 7:00 tonight and don't forget to bring along a copy of your resume. >>> this is u.s. rail safety week. organizations in camden, new jersey, are taking part in a nationwide safety event. they call it operation clear track, law enforcement personnel handed out safety cards at railroad -- >>> proactive community policing initiative kicked off in burlington, new jersey. the river front police chaplain response team was introduced today. it was made up of police chaplains from the city of burlington, beverly city and delanco township. to put together this new task force. >>> coming up, we are following developing news out of gloucester county. what police just revealed abou

he's from memphis tennessee and release his debut album last year. >>> 6:11. still ahead, big changes could be coming to twitter. >>> live look outside as we head to break wednesday morning. weather and traffic coming up as the wilson bridge full of vehicles at 6:11. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. with fios gigabit connection, you get our fastest internet ever with download speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus, your choice of hbo or multi-room dvr service included for 2 years, all with a two year agreement. and get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. get the 100% fiber-optic network. go to fiosgigabit.com three is a lucky number and i think all of these folks will agree. at one maryland hospital three sets of twins were born within three days. happened at the birthing center at umshore medical center in easton this month, all of the baby are boys and all the b

bates was a police officer in memphis, tennessee for 13 years.ft that department in 2013 with a medical discharge. according to court documents, bates told police he was at the white house to see either general mattis or admiral rogers about missing paychecks and to get a dog chip removed from his head, which he said had been implanted by the cia. he was taken to a hospital for a mental healthva today. his defense attorney said she did not think he needed further mental evaluation. bates is charged with multiple weapons violations in addition to the guns, he also had knives, brass knuckles and a small club known as a black jack. he told police he had been injured while he was a police officer in memphis, and had suffered headaches, shaking, and convulsions ever since. he also said it was after the injury in memphis that the cia began cyber torturing him. >>> now, what we also learned from court records today is that he was discharged medically from the police department in memphis in 2013, but earlier this year he was involuntary committed to a m

to kansas city ♪ bowzer: in 1957, we started shaking to the sound of a piano player out of memphis, tennessee i'm going to cry ♪ carl perkins: ♪ one for the money two for the show three to get ready now go, cat, go but don't step on my blue suede shoes ♪ gene vincent: ♪ bebop balluhah she is my baby bebop balluhah i don't mean maybe ♪ bowzer: back in the 1950's, we were just kids. we didn't know nothing, it was great. we were innocent, and so was the music. robin luke: ♪ my darling, i thought that you knew ♪ phil phillips: ♪ come with me, my love to the sea the sea of love ♪ the danleers: ♪ one summer night i kissed your lips one summer night ♪ the fleetwoods: ♪ i'm mr. blue when you say you love me ♪ julie: bowzer, these songs are so beautiful. it's hard to believe they are 50 years old. bowzer: hey, the great oldies are timeless, because the feeling in the music never grows old. just check out this classic by arlene smith and the chantels. the chantels: ♪ baby if i pray every night ♪ the skyliners: ♪ and i don't have one who cares ♪ the flamingos: ♪ i only have eyes for you ♪ julie: wow, th

born and raised in memphis, tennessee, and living through the civil rights movement, our access to information and knowledge at that time prevented people like me for getting ahead. but now, with the tools available, power and knowledge is there available for everyone. as we continue to move forward and as we have done throughout the nation, students are going to have the opportunity to use these tools to access information like never before. that is power and opportunity. >> what is digital education? >> you are right, technology does not improve learning. teaching improves lauren, great education improves a morning -- improves a learning, great education improves learning. i think how teachers use them is what will get us to a point that will start making sense of what we talk about when we talk about digital learning. it is just learning. >> murray? -- marie? >> it's important if we talk about k-12 and higher education. at my institution, we have a 5000 adult students studying dominantly online and is all education is simply putting the tools of education into but that is not enough. there

will completely die out by wednesday as a remnant low of winds of just 25 miles an hour near memphis, tennessee in the middle of the week but again, as some of that moisture pushes to the north and east, we'll see very little here of the effects of irma. we'll talk about it, though, coming up in that full accuweather forecast sharrie in just a little bit. >> adam thank you. >>> we continue to track the path of irma on the 6abc app. there you can find constant updates as damage reports come in plus photo galleries and videos from locations across florida. the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >> hard to believe that 16 years has passed but today the nation paused to remember the victims of the september 11th terror attack. [bell tolls] >> renee a may. >> my uncle rescue firefighter girard nevins. we love you and we miss you every day. >> i wish more than anything that i could have met you. >> and as they have done every single year since the towers fell relatives gathered at the ground zero into new york city to read the names of the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives the

by this ad, , cintha, wasn't sold sometime before the war, from milton, north carolina, to memphis, tennessee. i have not heard anything of her whereabouts since that time, she explained. but, millie also hoped to find her sister's children. . hope compelledy millie to take out that ad, more than 20 years since the war ended, and even longer since she had seen those loved ones, whose names she still remembered. details had faded, and she was certainly not alone. 25 years after she wasn't sold away from her children, lidia, mrs.am, alan, and parker, elizabeth williams still held out hope of finding them again. took out an ad similar to millie's. the end of slavery rekindled her hope of reconstructing her family. she mentioned in her ad that she had been sold twice, changed her name, and moved thousands of miles away from where she had last seen anybody who she was looking for. the memory of her children, nonetheless, was still vivid in her mind. and here are some of the details she mentions in the ad. she refers to herself, in the ad, in the third person. she says, the author was formerly owne

making its way up in the general direction of birmingham and the general direction of memphis, tennessee. jackson, tennessee. east maybe, maybe not nashville. you see the general direction is a low pressure center. around 35 miles per hour winds. it's not the wins they are concerned, there will be rain. some tornadoes as the storms often do. nothing like what we saw down in south florida. the upper keys damage is becoming clearer as wsvn seven chopper, a short time ago, both on the dryland. clearly, all this was flooded, heavy storm surge came in there, both came free, and some damage done as well. depending on where they are flying, it is indiscriminate about what gets destroyed and what doesn't. different homes built at different times under different building codes, but this particularly one is lost. where adam housley was earlier in the key largo area, there was a lot of houseboats. people for the most part year-round in houseboats. seven or eight in the location where he was had been destroyed as well. i want to get to east naples. i should say south naples where we have a drone vid

i could go to memphis, tennessee. i could go to chicago if i could get myself into the library. the genius behind all that has been pat liszewski. [applause] wil: i will be returning to the city -- i am going on a 24 city book tour and i will be returning to the city october 21, to appear at the ohio state university. that invitation came from the vice provost of diversity and inclusion at the ohio state university and her name is sharon davies. [applause] and wil: my cousin just living today -- just flew in today from atlanta, charles nichols. [applause] wil: and my two sisters, diane and wanda are here. [applause] wil: my very suave brother is here from los angeles, harry haygood. [applause] wil: this is a man who i got to know some years back because i wrote a story about him, chief james jackson. [applause] wil: i teach media journalism and film at miami. and the chairman of the department played a large role in getting me to leave the war zones in journalism, and he is here, dr. warren campbell. [applause] wil: david harrison has done a lot in this community with social jus

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even though it's been downgraded to t a tropical depression still has a sent al circulation in tennessee. memphis has been getting some flooding as well. so harvey continuing to unleash all of its moisture and cause flooding issues across different parts of the us. harvey moving northeast at 14 miles an hour and it is going to move through south as we go into the next 24 to 36 hours. it's out of their hair pretty quick lism it's in our neighborhood by mid day on saturday, at least the low pressure system is but the rain will start way out ahead of them . by the way if you accident hear we have a major hurricane brewing in the atlantic. this is far off the east. this is the cape veer december, that's off the coast of sen gallon. your ma. winds sustained at 115 miles an hour. it's going to take a long time to travel this journey across the atlantic, it is a major hurricane, possibly a cat four. at this point it's only approaching the lee ward aisles for now it's just too far out to see if it's going to have an impact on the us. back to the u for tomorrow, looking at friday, cloudy and cool. the rem

expecting it to continue to move over northern alabama right too the -- to the midsouth area, memphis area into tennessee. beach erosion for some areas that have left. and significant power outages throughout the entire >> i know it's a difficult forecast to try to track irma. now it seems as though hurricane jose's path is a little weird for meteorologists. >> yeah. jose skittish at best. and because we have conflicting steering winds, jose is right now at about 85 miles per hour. lost a little punch from 100 miles per hour earlier. we're expecting it to dance around and perhaps take another swipe at the east coast, but not quite so close. we're concerned about possible rough seas as a result of jose's influence creating waves. why, because we have stiering winds battling each other. it's down right stubborn like its older sister, irma. >> the meteorological term, isn't it called a loop de loop? >> i think you missed that class, but that's okay, kendis, you were busy worrying about the i'll have your homework done for you. >> let's hope stubborn jose stays out there and doesn't come actually near the co

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