that is true but it was memphis, mich. and not memphis, tennessee. i have instructed commander ali to contact memphis. he spoke to the colonel. they're contemplating teasers -- tasers. it is not an immense situation for budgetary constraints. we will continue to talk with them and work within the resolution to make that presentation back before you within 90 days of that last meeting. that concludes my report. >> commissioners, anything for the chiefs? thank you. item 2b. >> occ director's report. presentation of the second quarter statistical. presentation of the monthly capriotes of statistical report and companion reports for the periods of january 1, 2012 through july 31, 2012 and generate 1, 2011 through july 31, 2011 and report on the adjudication of sustained complaints. presentation of these statistical reports for generate 1, 2012 through june 30, 2012 and january 1, 2011 through june 30, 2011. airport. on the adjudication of sustained complaints. >> good evening. it is a mouthful, all those reports. i'm going to try and consolidate. the sta

heavy rain spreading from oklahoma city to little rock and memphis. showers around cleveland, pittsburgh and buffalo. getting into boston, and philly this weekend. >> mostly 80s from new orleans, to new york. 70s in the nation's midsection. and 80s in the northern rockies. >>> when we come back, get ready to dig a little deeper for your next flight. >>> and california's online shopping frenzy. tomorrow's looming law that sparked an internet buying binge. >>> and when a robbery at an apple store goes wrong, there is not an app for this one. >>> welcome back, everybody, on this friday morning. overseas markets are following wall street's move, sharply higher after fed chairman ben bernanke's announcement of the new stimulus plan to help the economy grow and get americans back to work. on wall street, the dow jumping 206 points yesterday, to its highest close in almost five years. and the nasdaq was up 41, as well. >>> with americans booking holiday travel, airfares are taking off. southwest, the country's largest domestic carrier, raising prices about 1

the west memphis police discover that jerry and joe cane were radical right members of the sovereign citizens movement, the canes traveled america giving seminars on how to avoid following some of the laws of this country. this video was posted on youtube by one of the seminar's participants who wanted to spread their message. >> you're being lied to just so we can wrap our hands around your throat. >> they don't have to go by any rules of this country. they misinterpret the constitution. they say that the federal laws do not affect them, that they have their own laws. >> at the time of the murders of officers evans and paudert, no one at the west memphis police department had heard of the organization. >> we were totally caught unprepared and we won't be again. >> the chief is informing other law enforcement communities about the sovereign citizens movement, and he's on what many view as a controversial mission, arming his police force with more powerful weaponry and changing police procedure so that what happened to his son and fellow officer won't happen again. >> we're arming our

echols, jason baldwin and jesse miss kelly are the west memphis 3. in 1993 they were teenagers living in west memphis, arkansas, when they were arrested and later convicted of a horrific crime. the murders of three little boys. >> the community exploded. people were living in absolute horror trying to keep their kids off the street. not wanting to walk anywhere by themselves at night. people lived in terror. >> reporter: there was no physical evidence connecting echols or others to the killings. in fact, since then considerable evidence has surfaced that supports their innocence. but in west memphis, a person with a partially shaved head, black clothing, and interest in the occult stood out. >> a lot of it was just the way i looked. in a really small extremely conservative right wing town, they say automatically, well, you must be a satanist. therefore we don't put anything past you. >> we the giraffe careful deliberations have determined that damien echols shall be sentenced to death by lethal injection. >> reporter: the trial was nothing, he says,

louis, memphis and little rock. more monsoon storms in the southwest. >> yet another triple-digit day in dallas and phoenix. 80s and 90s in the rockies. upper 80s from atlanta to new york. >>> coming up, imagine this. 73 years at 1 company. think we could do this show for 73 years? >> no. because we age in dog years. >> that's true. >> a very long-serving employee finally calls it a career. >>> also, the death toll rises in an outbreak at a popular national park. >>> and talk about a foul ball. the guy who just couldn't play fair with some eager, young fans. >>> welcome back. it is the big focus every first friday of the month. but the august employment report out today, 8:30 a.m. eastern, from the labor department, carries extra significance this close to the presidential election. today's number follows thursday's adp private payroll report showing 200,000 new jobs created last month. >>> optimism about jobs and progress on the european economic crisis helped fuel that powerful rally on wall street yesterday, send

. >> if you're flying, weather-related delays are possible in new orleans, atlanta and memphis. >>> back to the news this monday morning, prince william and kate continue their visit to the south pacific. while a legal battle is unfolding. >> yes, the royal family is filing a criminal complaint today against the photographer who took pictures of kate sunbathing topless. prince william is said to be especially upset. his dislike of the paparazzi has been evident since this mother princess diana was killed 15 years ago with cameras in pursuit. >> he's made no secret of the fact it's his number one concern to protect kate to make sure she doesn't suffer a similar fate. he really is going to do everything he can. >> an italian magazine owned by the same company has promised to publish 26 pages of the topless photos. that magazine was also heavily criticized it as it printed a photo of princess diana as she lay dying in the wrecked car. >>> a former green beret doctor at the center of the so-called "fatal vision" case is getting a new chance. dr. jeffrey macdonald is heading back to court aft

louis, memphis and little rock. more monsoon storms in the southwest. >> yet another triple-digit day in dallas and phoenix. 80s and 90s in the rockies. upper 80s from atlanta to new york. >>> coming up, imagine this. 73 years at 1 company. think we could do this show for 73 years? >> no. because we age in dog years. >> that's true. >> a very long-serving employee finally calls it a career. >>> also, the death toll rises in an outbreak at a popular national park. >>> and talk about a foul ball. the guy who just couldn't play fair with some eager, young fans. >>> welcome back. it is t big focus every first friday of the month. but the august employment report out today, 8:30 a.m. eastern, from the labor department, carries extra significance this close to the presidential election. today's number follows thursday's adp private payroll report showing 200,000 new jobs created last month. >>> optimism about jobs and progress on the european economic crisis helped fuel that powerful rally on wall street yesterday, sendin

rockies and heavy rain from memphis to st. louis. heavy showers from east tennessee as well as the carolinas. >>> finally, a jump for the generations, an 87-year-old boy, birthday boy, gets his special wish. >> the washington state man may be pushing 90, but he still has a lot of heart. and it apparently runs in the family. our seattle station's kelly coopman has the story. >> reporter: what does the word "family" mean? is it just six letters spelled out on frames or faces, or is it something else? >> i think it's one of trust, really. >> reporter: so when monty montgomery asked his family to take a leap of faith, they took the plunge. >> for four generations to jump, i'd never heard of something like this before. >> reporter: one plane, four generations trusting a parachute, including 87-year-old monty had who the world at his feet until the sky had ahold of him. monty says he felt the fall, heard the wind, smelled and tasted the air, but most of all, he says, he saw the horizon. and that's important, because when you ask if he'd do

we're talking to him live now in memphis. when i did the second show from china, i had to do the first one here, fly to china. but we taped the intros. throwing back to maria was all on tape. we weren't really live. >> we're not even live right now. >> so there's a fun element that you brought to the weekend but then you have to make the hard turn to news. was it hard to balance the two and have an equal balance throughout the shows on the weekend? >> not really. we were all in washington during garrick and me and al would fly to washington to do the show every week so we were -- it was the more serious show because it was merged with "meet the press." >> which garrick was hosting. >> in washington, yes. >> we did "sunday today" followed by "meet the press" and then would come back and do sunday nightly news. >> and, mike, you came aboard the show when you started using the plaza for the first time, right? >> right. >> you have that element of the show but also doing the hard news. >> which was different because i come out of

we're talking to him live now in memphis. when i did the second show from china, i had to do the first one here, fly to china. but we taped the intros. throwing back to maria was all on tape. we weren't really live. >> we're not even live right now. >> so there's a fun element that you brought to the weekend but then you have to make the hard turn to news. mary ellis, i'll ask you, was it hard to balance the two and have an equal balance throughout the shows on the weekend? >> not really. we were all in washington during garrick and me and al would fly to washington to do the show every week so we were -- it was the more serious show because it was merged with "meet the press." >> which garrick was hosting. >> in washington, yes. >> we did "sunday today" followed by "meet the press" and then would come back and do sunday nightly news. >> you see, someone did work harder than you. >> and, mike, you came aboard the show when you started using the plaza for the first time, right? >> right. >> you have that element of the show bu

you know the story, the west memphis three. we were talking about your wife, who you met on death row. tell me that story. how did that happen? >> we have been together for 17 years now. and she saw the first documentary made about the case called paradise lost that came out in 1996. she was a landscape architect in new york at the time. and she contacted me after seeing that and i knew from the very first letter that i ever received from her she was completely unlike anyone i had ever known before. she was just this amazing magical person that i wanted more all the time. and she eventually took on the role, she did 85% of the work in my case. she did more work than the attorneys and private investigators combined. when we couldn't afford to pay legal bills anymore, she actually took out two personal loans just to pay off legal fees. >> that's incredible. she moved to arkansas, believed in your innocence and you talk in the book about how she truly saved you. you know, in the book, at the very end, as part of the acknowledgemen

so we people of wisely brought their distribution centers to memphis. more companies should be think about bring their distribution centers to memphis because it's so easy from there because of rails, runway, roads and riverton their product all over the world. in fact, probably the department of defense should plan on moving its operations entirely to memphis to move everything out of memphis which we can get at a financially successful manner, and efficient manner. but we don't want have our buildings limited so we can't house them when they come there, and i know they are all coming. >> we are saying the same thing. it's finding the right balance. >> there will be opportunities for comment, and analysis based on cost as will? >> we are looking carefully at it. we will get back to you with which the process going forward. >> thank you for all of your work, and i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chair. how about if we pulled some positive genes? can you tell me some of the positive things about nextgen if it would go r

. >>> he a complement his hot memphis for about 13 ft. tall and could top the skills about to ted thousand pounds. they're going to continue to dig year at the fun thing also preserve it. this is the druggist this ceiling or those not cameras here at he takes it for right at it and goes over water. he he he drops it on it. you're right. the camera didn't taste too good. a tourist posted a video on you to hit >>> what this two hours and three cans of hair spray and a big jar of jelly? >>> it's the world's largest hairdo. he's been growing for more than 50 years could be shown off in europe for the launch of the newest addition of the guinness book of war records. >>> scored a lot tougher the fiat of the bay area airports and how long could a the lists will last. in another embassy in the middle east has been breached and latest wave of anti-american violence. >>> the chp officer killed during a routine traffic stop last week will be laid to rest today. ,, >>> some developing the use of the middle east. hundreds of protesters stormed the am

memphis at 87. we're sandwiched in between. that's why we're seeing our daytime highs at 0 to 82 -- 80, 82. muggy and mild. here comes the front. it puts the brakes on south of d.c. that's close enough to bring us spotty showers, not only for thursday but going into friday and the possibility of a shower spot storm in the forecast. 64 in town. mostly cloudy, spot thunderstorms possible through the course of the overnight. mainly cloudy skies, a shower and storm developing. here is your seven-day forecast. we have the ravens in town. that's a night game. things might be unsettled, so bring the umbrella. boston comes into town. things look, again, unsettled. spot shower, temperatures fall back into the 70s. kelly? >> thanks a lot. >> well, in democracy 2012 news both presidential candidates are campaigning in ohio, a state that will play a huge role coming up this november. tory dunnan joins us from washington. set this up. why is the buckeye state so important this year. >> reporter: well, kelly, all you have to do is take a loo

judes is located in memphis, tennessee. >> you flew down there and why? >> leah had leukemia in november, 20106789 we were treated locally, but treatments weren't getting the job done. we needed something -- >> did your doctors here suggest that you try st. judes? >> it wauz combined effort on our family's part as well as our doctors. everyone was on board. we headed down to memphis and were able to get treatment down there. >> what was that experience like for you? >> st. jude's is wonderful. they gave us our child and saved her life. we met friends from all over the country, all over the world. it's a wonderful place. >> there you are. do you see yourself there, leah? that was you in those pictures. how are you feeling now? she talked to me a few minutes ago. now she's feeling shy. she looks well. april, i know that you are chairing this fashion show. why did you decide to do something here in washington? >> st. jude, as you said, is an international organization. not enough people know about the organization and the monumental strides they are taking i

that will deliver the scattered showers. 86 in memphis. compare that to click at 63. that's where the front is currently located. future trend showing the spot showers through the course of tomorrow, tomorrow evening and on friday another band moves in our direction. be aware the next several days feature scattered showers. mostly cloudy, spotty showers. tomorrow shame deal. 80 degrees, spotty showers and storms are in the mix. ravens game, bring the wet weather gear. could be a spot shower. 80 on thursday. so that is, well, not fall. 76 degrees on friday and we'll be into the 70s saturday through sunday. a cooling trend over the weekend. we'll seat spotty spotty -- see the spotty showers. got boston in town through the weekend. it's not going to be a wash jut but spotty showers. >> we'll call it unsettled. >>> if you're staying in tonight, you got to check out abc2's new show "the list." >> it's national pancake day. so smoargt it -- smother it, cover it. we'll have some of the best places in baltimore on "the list." >> here's what's coming up tonight on abc2. copd m

memphis at 87. compare that to click of 63 degrees. we'll tap into the cooler air. that awaits into the weekend. future trend showing scattered showers through the 9:00 hour. wake up to a spot shower tomorrow morning. watch as everything pushes off to the east. it's a blend of sunshine, another mild day, upper 70s around 80. all indications point to saturday being a mixture of sunshine and clouds. 64 in town. keep an eye to the sky. mild conditions will be out there. 79 tomorrow is your two-degree darn tee with a spot shower. even cecil county a late day shower. 71 on saturday. boston in town through the weekend. maybe a late shower at 72 and 70s rein supreme going into next week. >> president obama and mitt romney campaigned once again in the same state two days in a row. tory dunnan joins u live from washington. yesterday it was ohio. where were the candidates taking their message to today? >> they decided to hold events at pretty much the same time. let's take a look hoot the numbers. this is a cnn poll. it shows president obama has a lead over mitt romney 50% to

memphis still very warm at 95. look at oklahoma city, 103. we really haven't gotten any rain in a long time. so the heat in the middle of the country still with the drought conditions are very severe. >> unfortunately. all right, bill, thank you. >>> coming up, eight on the way for spain and italy, everyone wants a piece of american airlines, and the current economic conditions for the tooth fairy. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, justin bieber has a new tattoo. what is it? how many does he have? and what was the first? so many questions, so little time. stay tuned. >>> another milestone for tiger woods, a pair of walk-offs out west, and a thrilling end to the first weekend of the college football season. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. "the new york times" reports the u.s. is close to an economic deal with egypt's new government to eliminate $1 billion of egypt's debt to help make the tra

if you're watching us on action news 5 in memphis, tennessee, come see photographs of the king in his younger more innocent days at elvis at 21 photographs at the pink palace family of muse museums. >> his younger, more innocent days. >> yeah, i like that. >>> now a look at this morning's headlines. this weekend's was hollywood's worst at the box office since the dark days following the 9/11 attacks. the fright flick "the possession" took the top spot with only $9.5 million. the first time since '08 no film managed to mark the $10 million mark. the weekend after labor day is typically slow, but this weekend's grosses were down -- get this, todd -- a whopping 20% from last year. the only new movie to make money was "the words." it raises box office questions about bradley cooper who notched his second straight flop. >>> speak of flops, "the cold light of day" had a long sit on the studio shelf before finally being released earned just $1 million. bad weekend at the box office. >>> according to "people" magazine, ryan reynolds and blake lively were married last night on a plantation out

including this tsa officer in memphis, seen at an empty ticket counter, trying to stash a laptop left behind at a security checkpoint. and then, draping a jacket over it and walking away. he was convicted of theft and fired. according to new figures provided to abc news by the tsa, some 381 tsa officers have been fired for theft. 11 this year alone. >> it was like being on drugs. it was like an addiction that i couldn't shake. >> reporter: addicted to stealing? >> yeah, i was like, what am i doing? but the next day, i was right back at it. >> reporter: to date, no tsa officer has been caught stealing more than pythias brown. he manned a luggage screening machine at newark and estimates he stole some $800,000 worth of items from passenger luggage in a four-year crime spree. >> i could tell whether it was cameras or laptops or portable cameras or whatever kind of electronic was in the bag. >> reporter: that's what you wanted? >> yeah. >> reporter: once you saw that -- >> i would alarm the bag. >> reporter: that gave you the justification to open it? >> yes. >> reporter: just out of pris

memphis still very warm at 95. look at oklahoma city, 103. we really haven't gotten any rain in a long time. so the heat in the middle of the country still with the drought conditions are very severe. >> unfortunately. all right, bill, thank you. >>> coming up, eight on the way for spain and italy, everyone wants a piece of american airlines, and the current economic conditions for the tooth fairy. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, justin bieber has a new tattoo. what is it? how many does he have? >> oh, boy. >> and what was his first? so many questions, so little time. stay tuned. >>> another milestone for tiger woods, a pair of walk-offs out west, and a thrilling end to the first weekend of the college football season. you're watching "early today." football season. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. "the new york times" reports the u.s. is close to an economic deal with egypt's new governme

jude's children's hospital in memphis just about three weeks ago looking at children whose lives have been saved because we now can see how their difference, genetic difference require different medicine to cure the same kind of cancer it was unbelievable. okay. so you have got his foundation, and then you've got the university of california san diego medical diag putting out all these scientists. you have the republican mayor of san diego inviting people in, and the biggest computer company, qualcomm headed by a democrat, and they have spawned 700 more computer companies. and san diego, why? because you have the government, the nonprofit sector, and the business is sector working together to do this. orlando has 100 computer simulation companies, why? disney world, universal theme park, they need those computer simulators. the global ent tainted. arch video game, anybody that has ever been like me hooked on a video game knows that you have to have good simulation to keep yourself in a constant state of anxiety... and wait a minute, and the defense department and nasa and they all put

everybody else, i believe, was from memphis, tennessee. none of them were related except for the two ladies in front. they were a mother and a daughter. >> so what happened to the guy that was driving this boat? >> as you can see min the video he goes head first into the floor. the girls kind of smash into him. he had a c-7 compression in his neck. four of the seven people went to the hospital. the driver was flown to a bigger hospital. >> were these guys going too fast? >> there is no speed limit on the lake during the day. the driver, from my understanding, someone said he'd raced for ten years. it's one of those things where anything can happen at any moment. i'm surprised no one had life jackets on. it's not against the law to not have them on. it's just a reminder to always be safe. >> why did you have a camera crew on this boat to begin with? >> it was part of an event. we had camera guys in numerous boats that weekend. the day was great. you know, out of the hundreds and thousands of boats that ran that weekend, this was the one boa

if you're watching us on action news 5 in memphis, tennessee, come see photographs of the king in his younger more innocent days at elvis at 21 photographs at the pink palace family of muse museums. >> his younger, more innocent days. >> yeah, i like that. >>> now a look at this morning's headlines. this weekend's was hollywood's worst at the box office since the dark days following the 9/11 attacks. the fright flick "the possession" took the top spot with only $9.5 million. the first time since '08 no film managed to mark the $10 million mark. the weekend after labor day is typically slow, but this weekend's grosses were down -- get this, todd -- a whopping 20% from last year. the only new movie to make money was "the words." it raises box office questions about bradley cooper who notched his second straight flop. >>> speak of flop "the cold light of day" had a long sit on the studio shelf before finally being released earned just $1 million. bad weekend at the box office. >>> according to "people" magazine, ryan reynolds and blake lively were married last night on a plantation outsi

louis, memphis, raleigh. it's all dry. it's going to bring us cool conditions overnight tonight. but then by tomorrow, as it shifts right over our rion, sunshine galore. we are going to see some very nice weather. here's the pattern on tuesday. here's the pattern owednesday. not much of a change and that's what's going to stick around as well on thursday, friday and probably into saturday, too. there could be some rain on sunday. but, right now, saturday, looking pretty good. we have the next five days that are going to stay on the dry said. by take a look at these morning temperatures. you may need that jacket when you step outside. 45 in leesburg. 47 in culpepper. a little bit warmer down through portions of about 56 degrees when you wake up tomorrow morning. now, tomorrow morning, for the rest of us, clear skies, coolest in months. jacket weather, for sure. at least through about maybe 8, 9:00. once this sun starts to warm things up, tomorrow afternoon, mostly sunny and just beautiful. temperatures 75-79 degrees. as we move on through the next couple of days, you really can't

and that is that martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight in memphis, tennessee. martin luther king dedicated his life to love and to justice between fellow human beings. he died in the cause of that effort. in this difficult day, in this difficult time for the united states, it is best well for us to ask what kind of a nation we are and what direction we want to move in. for those of you who are black, considering the evidence, evidently that there were white people responsible, you can be filled with bitterness and with hatred, and a desire for revenge. we can move in that direction as a country, in greater polarization, black people amongst blacks, white amongst white, filled with hatred toward one another, or we can make an effort, as martin luther king did, to understand and to comprehend and replace that violence, that stain of bloodshed that has spread across our land, with an effort to understand compassion and love. for those of you who are black and our tempted to be filled with hatred and mistrust of the injustice of such an act, against all white peopl

justin timberlake is trying to buy the memphis grizzlies. the nba has yet to approve the deal. >>> taylor swift has a new song out on itunes. swift wrote the song in honor of a three-year-old cancer victim after reading a blog written by the boy's mother. >> swift performed the song for the first time on friday's stand up to cancer telethon. >>> new on dvd tomorrow, snow white and the huntsman. and that is your eye on entertainment. teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >> i liked that movie. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm mike haiduk.

. ♪ ♪ >> from memphis, tennessee -- >> to memphis on broadway, hello, new york! >> reporter: meet america's top high school performers. >> yes! i'm going to broadway! >> reporter: 60 students chosen from more than 50,000 hopefuls, all to take part in a grueling, five-day musical theater boot camp and competition. >> whoo! nyc, baby. >> reporter: at the end, they'll put on a broadway show. >> whoa. >> when the kids come here, they hit the ground running. it's like an indoor marathon. they're working mornings, noon and night. welcome, everybody. you made it! [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm kisha, i'm the choreographer. as soon as we're done with this little talk tonight, we start rehearsing. you will learn the vocals for the opening and closing tonight. >> reporter: it's their first night and rehearsals are already under way. they only have two hours to learn the opening number. >> on the inside and then you wrap your lips around the front. >> reporter: nerves on edge. >> when you have such intense competition around you, it really humbles you. i'm like, and i thoug

because of federal express, so many people abroad distribution centers to memphis. more companies should think about drinking distribution centers to memphis because it is so easy from there, the rails, runways, or virtue of their product all over the world. in fact, probably the department of defense should plan on moving its operations to move everything out of memphis, which we can do at a financially successful manner and efficient manner. but we don't want to have our buildings limited so we can house them and they come there. i know they are all coming. >> we say the same thing. it is ensuring we are operate in the same airport and providing opportunities. >> there will be room for comment in an analysis based on cost as well? >> will get back to you with the process going forward your >> thank you and thank you for all of your work. i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. dr. dillingham, can you tell me the positive things going on right now? >> yes, sir. i think we can point to the fact that with congressional urging an

heavy rain from oklahoma city to little rock and memphis. showers around cleveland. pittsburgh, buffalo. wet weather, boston. philadelphia, new york this evening. thunderstorms from charleston all the way down to miami. >> miami. >> miami. >> new or lnz to new york. 70s in the midsection. 80s in the northern rockies. bad news here for you paula. >> shut up. >> da-bears took a beating from their rivals, packers. >> pans me to report packers broke the game open in the second quarter. fake field goal. >> what a play. first time i have seen this. >> for 6. sealed it in the fourth. aaron rodgers hit dancing with the stars champ. for a 26-yard touchdown. >> da bears scored a late touchdown. way into little. way too late. packers when it. >> tu add insult to injury, bringing back matt forte. dreadful with four interceptions. packers have beaten bears seven of eight. >> bring back ditka. >> go on the face book page. >> he is too busy drinking in his restaurant. >> wnnfans.com. vote your picks. week two of the nfl picks competition. don't add your picks in a comment on the fa