memphis with the big basket right here by johnson lays it in memphis will have the one point lead. back down the floor comes temple. josh brown for the jumper which is g now memphis will have one last chance but with a miss temple with the big win 61 to 60. >>> villanova getting another shot at georgetown after losing to them last month. let's go to the game. georgetown on the miss. pass by j'vonne pinkston looks like a quarterback on this one. josh hart makes the basket. nova up by 12. darren hilliard with the steal goes coast to coast and lays it in. he had 15 points on the day. more great defense by nova and more great play by hilliard. another steal, goes coast to coast yet again. this time he makes a tough basket and is fouled. georgetown no match for nova today. 69-53 the final. >>> the sixers back home tonight where they've won three in a row hosting the charlotte hornets at the wells fargo center. last night they were on the road in boston. it was the first nba game for penn state product tim frazier. he had a great game gets the assist here on the mccaths dunk. five points

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memphis with the big basket right here by ken drop johnson. lays it in and memphis will take one point lead but back down the floor comes temple in a hurry josh brown for the jumper which is good. okay. memphis has one last chance with that miss, temple wins it 61-60. >>> hornets visiting sixers tonight. sixers won three in a row at home trying to mack it for for the first time since march of 2013 and they were with mcw for a second great game. pick up the act in the second half. sixers on the break. nerlins noel with the slam. he had a good night. 12 points, seven boards. hollis thomas one of the hot hands for the sick sorry on the night. nailing the three. he had 18 points. but this night is going to belong to robert covington. right here hits the three. he had five, threes on the night night. led all scorers with 22 points. sixers win 89-81. we'll l be right back with more news. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use,

memphis with the big basket right here by ken drop johnson. lays it in and memphis will take one point lead but back down the floor comes temple in a hurry josh brown for the jumper which is good. okay. memphis has one last chance with that miss, temple wins it 61-60. >>> hornets visiting sixers tonight. sixers won three in a row at home trying to mack it for for the first time since march of 2013 and they were with mcw for a second great game. pick up the act in the second half. sixers on the break. nerlins noel with the slam. he had a good night. 12 points, seven boards. hollis thomas one of the hot hands for the sick sorry on the night. nailing the three. he had 18 points. but this night is going to belong to robert covington. right here hits the three. he had five, threes on the night night. led all scorers with 22 points. sixers win 89-81. we'll be right back wit >>> welcome back everyone. even polar bears need to make a trip to the depth tift every new now and again. take look here a29 years old boris getting on up there from the point d

oklahoma city to memphis and the carolina carolina's. snow covered roads around nashville and central kentucky. >> weather related airport delays possible in memphis washington atlanta and dallas. keep an eye on those. >> a las vegas woman shot during a road rage incident has died. >> tammy meyers was on her way home from giving her daughter a driving lesson when she had a collision with another car. the two drivers exchanged heated words and the other driver followed meyers home and shot her. her family is stunned by the shooting and furious. >> you're really disgusted for taking my mother's life. she didn't deserve it. >> my son is only 1 year and 2 months and now i got to deal with my son. >> terry meyers was a mother of four and a nurse. police say the search for the gunman is top priority. >> coast guard crews break near hurricane forced winds to rescue a father and son whose sail boat become disabled south of than tact. the men were hoisted to safety and taken to shore to be checked out. they had set sail from rhode island headed t

oklahoma city to memphis and the carolina's. snow-covered roads around nashville and central kentucky. >> weather related airport delays possible in memphis, washington, atlanta and dallas. keep an eye on those. >> a las vegas woman shot during a road rage incident has died. >> tammy meyers was on her way home from giving her daughter a driving lesson when she had a collision with another car. police say the two drivers exchanged heated words and the other driver followed meyers home and shot her. her family is stunned by the shooting and furious. >> you're really disgusting for taking my mother's life. she didn't deserve it. >> my son is only 1 year and 2 months and now i got to deal with my son. his grandmother. >> terry meyers was a mother of four and a nurse. police say the search for the gunman is top priority. >> coast guard crews break near hurricane forced winds to rescue a father and son whose sail boat become disabled south of nantucket the men were hoisted to safety and taken to shore to be checked out. they had set s

we just talk about memphis. ♪ ♪ >> all right anyway. really going down memory lane this morning. i hope you're enjoying the journey watch to expect over the next, well, the next day or so, we've got another cold morning, this morning not as cold as yesterday, and briefly milder this afternoon when we get into the 40's, yahoo. that's actually where we're supposed to be early february. light snow expected thursday morning, that's tomorrow, and it will be right during the morning commute. but it shouldn't amount to much of anything at all maybe just a coating on the ground, another bitter blast of cold air arrives later in the weaning, late thursday into friday. right now, we have temperatures that are in the teens, north and west of the city, 13 in allentown, much better up in the mountains where we had windchill of 11 below zero yesterday around this time. it is 24 degrees in philadelphia dover 28, 30 in wildwood, not even going to show you the windchill map. not that different from the actual temperature because the winds are not a big deal this morning, 5 miles an hour, calm win

>> in 2003 a stranger attacked her in her suburban memphis tennessee home. she was just 16 years old. >> you're sitting there 16 years old, they're saying are you sure you were raped? how strange was it? >> it was confusing just confusing. >> was there a moment you felt it didn't really happen to you >> no no no. >> a threat by her attacker to return and kill her if she cooperated by police, evos decided to undergo an exam to prepare a rape kit. these kits are an important tool in prosecuting sex crimes. the body of a rape victim is a crime scene fluids, hairs and skin left behind by an attacker can be tested for dna leading to the attacker's identification. >> he came up from behind me knocked me down and then covered my face. there was no way i could identify him so the only chance i had was the dna that they were able to collect from my body. >> evos assumed her kit would be analyzed quickly. instead it sat on a shelf in a police evidence room for nine years. >> fast forward now to an update from memphis where megan's case is part of a 12,000 kit backlog.

>> in 2003 a stranger attacked her in her suburban memphis, tennessee home. she was just 16 years old. >> you're sitting there 16 years old, they're saying are you sure you were raped? how strange was it? >> it was confusing, just confusing. >> was there a moment you felt it didn't really happen to you >> no no no. >> a threat by her attacker to return and kill her if she cooperated by police, evos decided to undergo an exam to prepare a rape kit. these kits are an important tool in prosecuting sex crimes. the body of a rape victim is a crime scene, fluids, hairs and skin left behind by an attacker can be tested for dna leading to the attacker's identification. >> he came up from behind me knocked me down and then covered my face. there was no way i could identify him so the only chance i had was the dna that they were able to collect from my body. >> evos assumed her kit would be analyzed quickly. instead it sat on a shelf in a police evidence room for nine years. >> fast forward now to an update from memphis where megan's case is part of a 12,000 kit backlo

and boston.tand detroit. 30s in memphis, new york and boston.yand detroit. 30s in memphis, new york and boston. and detroit. 30s in memphis, new york and ston. s and 60s from seattle to new leans. > the western half of the tion has largely been spared all of this arctic cold and ow but those spring-like mperatures may come at a ice. each day without snow this mountains increases the chances of a water shortage this summer. for the pacific and northwest, meteorologists say mountain snow levels are just two to five percent of normal in some places. >>> those oil-filled tanker cars are still smoldering this morning in west virginia after the derailment. hundreds of families were evacuated and two water treatment plants shut down after 25 tank cars left the tracks, most of them exploding in flames. critics say the accident highlights the danger of hauling crude oil over large distances. >>> the justice department is planning an appeal after a federal judge in texas blocked the president's order on immigration. the order would have provided protection from deportation for millions of imm

. >> temple at memphis. we've got more drama than a soap opera. second half. tied at 54. morgan had 16. under 90 seconds remaining. bond feathery with a little hook. alls up one. johnson the layup. gives memphis the one point lead. but josh brown responds with the jumper off glass. good night. his only basket of the day and the alls win. >> tonight the sixers against the hornet. will be without williams again. the new guy tim frazier will get the start. the sixers lost to the correlate in addition boston by 11 last night. but frazier a present surprise. the penn state product became just the 7th player to record at least 11 assists in his nba debut making an impression on his head coach. >> for tim to come from maine and, you know, drive up 9:005 and change his jersey. to his credit he did. >> this could be the key to their season. >> like i said, we got four games here. and we got to win all four. we got to make sure we got to go period by period and like i said make sure wire winning our one-on-one battles and playing the game smart. >> defenseman braden coburn practice

maybe a half inch of ice to little rock memphis, st. louis could see 4 to 6, the state of kentucky could see more than a foot. this storm, frederick that may be heading not only to the mid-atlantic but maybe again boston as well. >> oh, gosh it's incredible. thanks so much tom. appreciate it. >>> almost 24 hours later and the cease-fire in ukraine continues to hold. in one town it doesn't look or sound like the fighting as stopped. nick paton walsh takes a look next. >>> still ahead, i talk inclusively to one of the artist who is survived the copenhagen terror attack. my interview with lars vilks, next. if you don't think top of my game when you think aarp, you don't know "aarp." aarp's staying sharp keeps your brain healthy with online exercises by the top minds in brain science. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. >>> all right. it's now been 24 hours since the cease-fire in eastern ukraine went into effect. so far it appears to be holding in most areas. there have been reports of shelling and gunfire in some areas

and boston.tand detroit. 30s in memphis, new york and boston.yand detroit. 30s in memphis, new york and boston. and detroit. 30s in memphis, new york and boston. 50s and 60s from seattle to new orleans. >>> the western half of the nation has largely been spared by all of this arctic cold and snow but those spring-like temperatures may come at a price. each day without snow this mountains increases the chances of a water shortage this summer. for the pacific and northwest, meteorologists say mountain snow levels are just two to five percent of normal in some places. >>> those oil-filled tanker cars are still smoldering this morning in west virginia after the derailment. hundreds of families were evacuated and two water treatment plants shut down after 25 tank cars left the tracks, most of them exploding in flames. critics say the accident highlights the danger of hauling crude oil over large distances. >>> the justice department is planning an appeal after a federal judge in texas blocked the president's order on immigration. the order would have provided protection from deportation

memphis will have one last chance. with that miss, temple has a win 61-60. >>> hornets visiting sixers. sixers won three in a row at home trying to make it four for first time since march 2013 and were without michael carter williams for a second straight game. we will pick it up in the second half sixers on the break, nerlens noel with the jam. he had 12 points and seven board but hallis thompson one of the hot hand on the night. he nailed the three pointer. he had 18 points on the night. but this night will belong to robert covington, check him out. hitting the three right here. he had five of them on the night. he led all scorers with 22 points. sixers win 89-81. >>> if winter wet ther has you down check out this view from torey pines at farmers insurance open just a beautiful, new and beautiful shot. the scenic third hole, chad campbell with the shot of the day. this will be a hole in one, and it will wrap upright here on cbs-3 today. that is all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdal, have a great day. >>> that is it f

this is congressman steve cohen from memphis. steve cohen is a fourth generation memphian who has dedicated his life to public service. as a child, the challenges of living with polio taught him how to overcome obstacles through persistence and determination, values which would shape his career as a legislator. thank you so much for joining us, mr. cohen. [applause] >> thank you very much. to mr. conyers, mr. rangel, and others in the house, everybody in the big house, it is an honor to be with john conyers on the stage. julian was referring to it, but some people did not know my district when i was elected. my district is one of the greatest districts in america. let me -- edit that out. my district is the greatest district in america. [laughter] it is 65% african american. in a democratic primary, it is 80% african american. they have sent me here five times with numbers that are outstanding. but at first, people did not know if they would elect me. then they did not know if they would reelect me. some people thought i was sidn

his home city of memphis has produced elvis and b.b. king. now he has transformed his moves and taken around the world. >> if i was to describe it to you, i would say it's like michael jackson times ten and a lot of slides and glides and a lot of toe spins. i think this is one of the greatest dance styles of all time. ♪ >> i picked little buck as one of my ones to watch, because he is a star. he is an innovator. he is magical. his movement is so original. people have been waving and being fluid forever, you know? but he's made it be something else. ♪ >> the first time i actually saw memphis junk when i was 12 years old. i was in a skating rink in memphis and when i walked in i saw this guy gliding across the ice like it was water and nothing i've never seen before. i haven't seen michael move this way and that is what changed my whole world. ♪ >> it's a beautiful dance to me. that is what i really want people to see. ♪ >> you can check out the full show at cnn.com/onestowatch. ♪ >>> we are following two big stories for you this morn

we set out from memphis, a city serviced by only 14 salting trucks like these for 6,500 miles of roads. just a few miles outside of memphis and everywhere we go we're seeing cars spin out, right here we saw a spin out which resulted in a collision between this bus and that car. the 200 miles to nashville like driving on a ribbon of ice. just outside of jackson, tennessee, we tried to help terry and sarah johnson. >> i turned the wheel and when i turned the wheel, we hit another patch and we turned. >> reporter: you skidded once and you skidded again and then you spun around. >> and then we swung over here. >> reporter: we arrived in nashville a city encrusted with half an inch of ice. all that snow melted by the salt and the sand during the day today is all going to freeze hard overnight, making travel on roads like this even more treacherous. david? >> wow, you can see the highways right there. matt thank you. you cannot forget this stretches all the way down to the south. ginger with us now with the timing of this thing. >> reporter: it's happening now. there's ice already from missi

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rink in memphis, 12 years old. i saw this guy gliding across the carpet like it was water. it was like nothing i'd ever seen before. i hadn't even seen michael move the way, and that's what changed my whole world. itis a beautiful dance to me. that's what i really wanted people to see. >>> and the deadly -- excuse me -- the deadline finally came. ukraine's president declared a cease-fire in effect at midnight local time just under an hour ago. the ukrainian military and pro russian militants in eastern ukraine were supposed to stop fighting then. our correspondents say the guns are quiet for now. the entire country of denmark is on high alert after a deadly terrorist attack. two heavily armed gunmen stormed a free-speech event in copenhagen today firing as many as 30 or 40 shots. a 40-year-old man was killed three police officers wounded. the possible target of the attack was cartoonist lars bilks. he's faced death threats before for his portrayals of the prophet muhammad. i'll be back at about 7:00 with the latest

just a few miles outside of memphis and everywhere we go, we're seeing this. cars spin out. right here, we saw a spinout which resulted in a collision between this bus and that car. the 200 miles to nashville like driving on a ribbon of ice. just outside of jackson, tennessee, we tried to help terry and sarah johnson. >> so i turned the wheel and whenever i turned the wheel so i could counter back this way, we hit another patch and we turned. >> reporter: you skidded once and you skidded again and then you spun around. >> and then we swung over here. >> reporter: we arrived in nashville, a city encrusted with about half an inch of ice. all that snow melted by the salt and the sand during the day today is all going to freeze hard overnight, making travel on roads like this even more treacherous. david? >> wow, you can see the highways right there. matt, thank you. you cannot forget that this stretches all the way down to the south. ginger with us now with the timing of this thing. >> reporter: yeah, and we're talking -- it's happening now. there's ice already from mississippi

memphis will take a one point lead. back down the floor comes temple, wilkins sees josh brown for the jumper which is good. memphis will have one last chance and with that miss temple has a win 61-60. >>> hornets visiting sixers. sixers won three in a row trying to make it four for the first time since march of 2013. they were without michael carter williams for a second straight game. we will pick up the the action in the second half sixers on the break, nerlens noel with the slam. he has a good night. twelve points. seven board. but thompson one of the hot hand for sixers on the night. he nails a three pointer. he had 18 points on the night. and they say this night will blank to robert covington. check him out. hitting the three right here. had five of them on the night. he led all scorers with 22 points. sixers win 89-81. >>> so if winter weather has you down, check out this view from torey pines at farmers insurance open, just a beautiful view and right here beautiful shot. the the scenic third hole chad campbell wi

and she was a southerner, born and raised in memphis. she was helen truman coleman but she dropped the surname to avoid bringing shame to her family from being in the profession of actors. her mother was a devout methodist who detested the theater. but she was acing in memphis and found out that her brother was arrested. he was a blockade runner for the confederacy and he was caught, brought to norfolk, sentenced to death. helen truman and her mother rushed to norfolk, expend all their family savings trying to save his life. they fail. they go to see president lincoln. he pardons the brother and in gratitude, helen truman out of her love for lincoln records, thankfully, a log of every time he comes to the theater. i didn't find that until digging into some interviews that she gave in the 1920s that that was still -- that she had kept that log of the record when he came to the theater. and sometimes sitting so far back in the box that the audience wouldn't even know he was there. most people or many people at least will know the story of

althoughographs in memphis. -- autographs in memphis. all briseslies. look at the spin -- grizzlies. look at the spin move. inside a minute to go, he goes high up to put them in front by six. they win. >> the golf tour comes to northern california this week with the at that time at pebble -- at&t at pebble beach. today tory pines. four players tied for the lead. after one playoff hole. holmes flies the green. day up next. he gets close. has a chance to wrap it up. he ends up above the hole. shot stays on the green. holmes made a bogy. the win is number three on the tour for the 27-year-old from australia. >> part of the u.s. soccer team. wrapped opmonth long train -- up a month long training camp. bradley booted it in from the shadows. 1-0 u.s. later in the first half, dempsey puts a move on and scores a goal. u.s. wins 2-0. dempsey number 2 in the u.s. all time scoring. >> the u.s. women's team in france. scoreless first half. she sets her up for a header. 1-0 lead for france. a minute later. the shot that hits the post and banks in. 2-0 was the final.

abc's matt gutman is in memphis, tennessee, this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, david. it's really coming down right now. quarter of an inch of accumulate of just ice over the past hour or so. all night, we have been watching these front loaders putting sand and salt. just 14 of them for the entire city of memphis. that's a problem we'll see across the south. it's the fear of paralyzing ice they're throwing everything they have at this storm right now. including this this is brian, they are also putting out something potato juice, made from the residue from the dissill lags vodka juice. >> all right, matt, stay warm. >>> thousands of flyers stuck because of the storm. flights are cancelled and not just in the northeast. across the u.s. abc's steve osunsami has the latest from one of the country's busiest airports. good morning to you, steve. >> reporter: good morning, lara. after more than 2,700 flights canceled over the weekend, more than 386 cancelled this morning including 37 here in atlanta. it has been a rough weekend

the young man in the back of this room named memphis. memphis is my friend. [laughter] so, we will start out -- [video clip] >> the first foreign agent ever planted inside the cia -- karl was arraigned today in court. karl koecher was born in czechoslovakia 50 years ago, charged with passing u.s. secrets and the names of intelligence agents to the communist homeland. the fbi said he was trained to become a mole inside the cia. he worked for the agency from the 1970 -- >> from 1973 for 20 years. he worked in the united states for 20 years, spying for the czechoslovakian intelligence service, which meant spying for the kgb and the russians because it was a direct line. it went through czechoslovakia but his real masters were back in moscow. koecher was a very interesting man. he was an intellectual. he was firmly pro-communist in his police. -- in his beliefs. he was born in bratislava in 1934. he was hired by the czechoslovakian intelligence service relatively early to come to the united states and to be a mole, to be one of the sleeper agents. you have all sa

the young man in the back of this room named memphis. memphis is my friend. so, we will start out -- [video clip] >> the first foreign agent ever planted inside the cia -- karl koecher was born in czechoslovakia 50 years ago, charged with passing u.s. secrets and the names of intelligence agents to the commonest homeland. the fbi said he was trained to becomea a mole inside the cia. he worked for the agency from the 1970 -- >> from 1973 for 20 years. he worked in the united states for 20 years spying for the czechoslovakian intelligence service, which meant spying for the kgb and the russians because it was a direct line. it went through czechoslovakia, but his real masters were back in moscow. koecher was a very interesting man. he was an intellectual. he was firmly pro-communist in his police. he was born in bratislava in 1934. he was hired by the czechoslovakian intelligence service relatively early to come to the united states and to be a mole to be one of the sleeper agents. you've all set and watched in the news, you watch the 10 moles that were arreste

winter storm warning from the memphis area. even parts of little rock and to the northern portion of the southet all the way up towards our region and it does include . mary's county as we mentioned and parts of the eastern shore. the rest of us unr advisory. e blue ridge. not ex ectoowe overnight tornt -- overnight tonight, just the cloud. the snow through the d.c. metro area towards the south. by 5:00 in the morning, snow just about everywhere and it will stick immediately. that's the biggest thing away. roads will become covered very very quickly. know that when you step out the front door in the morning. give yourself extra time. 8:00 a.m. everybody is seeing the snow. notice the darker colors down to the when we have the best chance for the big time accumu snowfall. even through 10:00, we're seeing snow in the region. 1 to 2 inches to the north. frederic hagerstown winchest. to 3 inches in the d.c. metro area. towas annapolis and 66 warrento culpepper, ad waldorf, leonard town and notice the 5 inches plus in southern maryl

temple at memphis off the miss morgan cleans up. ties the game at 54. morgan had 16. the nice hook gives the owls a two-point lead. the owls up one. johnson lay up gives them a lead. but josh brown cooler than a polar bear's toenails off glass to win. >>> st. joe's. holloway hits a rare three-point shot. george mason within three. but off the long inbounds. it's the throw. a nice pass a nice catch and nice finish. he had 14 points and they steal it. >>> the sixers taking on the hornets without michael carter williams. the team will put him through tests in hopes he can play monday at home against golden state. jerrold henderson with the three pointer in the corner. henderson had 17 in the game. but now with the comeback. a lefty flush. a one-point game. thompson catch and shoot makes it a five-point game. the fourth quarter up six, covington, liquid with the three. sixers win their fourth straight at home. that's a look at sports. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected a

other than that memphis is looking at ice off to chattanooga chattanooga. could see ice spread through the carolina carolinas. and the cold is gripping much of the country we are looking at. this not only for today but through the rest of today. after this storm, believe it or not, this current storm we're looking at, another shot of colder air comes in by middle of the week. winter still very much in effect. >> that groundhog knew what he was talking about.am reese, deceiting with dang -- dealing with dangerously cold temperatures it down. how cold is it? >> reporter: it is very cold. talking about snow and wind. today we're talking about ice and icy cold temperatures. bitter cold here. really dangerous think cold. zero degrees. negative 24 degrees when you take in the windchill. it's causing problems like you mentioned on the road. roofs are collapsing but a few hearty souls are out here. this is jack his dawn lana. jack, you came from the south end. what do you make of all this? the white, the cold weather? >> it's nishl for boston. we had a bad winter l

the young man in the back of this room named memphis. memphis is my friend. so, we will start out -- [video clip] >> the first foreign agent ever planted inside the cia -- karl koecher was born in czechoslovakia 50 years ago, charged today with passing u.s. secrets and the names of intelligence agents to the communist homeland. the fbi said he was trained to becomea a mole inside the cia. he worked for the agency from the 1970 -- >> from 1973 for 20 years. he worked in the united states for 20 years, spying for the czechoslovakian intelligence service, which meant spying for the kgb and the russians because it was a direct line. it went through czechoslovakia but his real masters were back in moscow. koecher was a very interesting man. he was an intellectual. he was firmly pro-communist in his beliefs. he was born in bratislava in 1934. he was hired by the czechoslovakian intelligence service relatively early to come to the united states and to be a mole, to be one of the sleeper agents. you've all set and watched in the news, you watch the 10 moles that were

he went home to memphis and explained why to "america tonight"s sara hoy. . former point >> reporter: former point guard returned to a middle school to help a friend battling colon cancer. desmond was given 24 hours to live. an infection ravaged his body. he awoke from a medically induced coma. lions. >> i said you have it wrong, we are not worried about the team, we are worried about you. >> he didn't want to hear it. he said we'll be okay, go to the state championship. it was that year's team. i thought you are not worried about your health, you are worried about the kids. - >> reporter: in the end he honoured his friend's request. did you think you would be a middle school coach? >> never. god. >> i saw him jump back into the zone of being a coach. no more tv part. i can leave it alone. >> reporter: why do you do this, you don't have to? nothing. >> because it helps the kids. it's in my heart. >> if you don't invest in the community, these will be the kids that are the robbers. they'll do something negative in the community that we hate seeing, we can do s

temple with big win over memphis as well. >> flyers face alexander owe very much kin washington capitols in wash done d.c.. 11 points out of wildcard spot. flyers on the ice in voorhees getting ready for the cats. out a month with a broken foot coburn is back at practice. he play be able to play within the next week. >> temple and that school and trying to push and see where it goes. >> timely mason blumly is on edge tonight. on the sideline, there goes all the beer. plumlee wiped out the entire trech the game delayed as they wipe out the mess. sxen sivr as those drinks are it's a lot of money falling on the floor there. >> that's right. >> dozens of youngsters had a chance to check out the upcoming disney movie mcfarland usa in manayunk before released look at that guys way given the privilege of speaking to the crowd beforehand. they were all members ever the police athletic league and parents were invited guests to this official disney screening and mcfarland usa is based on inspiring movie of poor latino teenagers that rose from obscurity to become a championship cross country team.

he went home to memphis and explained why to "america tonight"s sara hoy. . former point >> reporter: former point guard returned to a middle school to help a friend battling colon cancer. desmond was given 24 hours to live. an infection ravaged his body. he awoke from a medically induced coma. his one request - help the lions. >> i said you have it wrong, we are not worried about the team we are worried about you. >> he didn't want to hear it. he said we'll be okay go to the state championship. it was that year's team. i thought you are not worried about your health you are worried about the kids. - >> reporter: in the end he honoured his friend's request. did you think you would be a middle school coach? >> never. but i'm enjoying it i thank god. >> i saw him jump back into the zone of being a coach. no more tv part. i can leave it alone. >> reporter: why do you do this you don't have to? you could get a pass to do nothing. >> because it helps the kids. it's in my heart. >> if you don't invest in the community, these will be the kids that are the robbers. t

abc's matt gutman is in memphis, tennessee. good morning. >> good morning. you can see how the sleet and snow this layer is already building up and all through the night we have seen dump trucks come in here. tractors piling on the sand and the salt right there. one of the problems we're going to see throughout the south is there's only 14 trucks in the entire city of memphis. thousands of miles of road. it's the fear of paralyzing ice storm causing the state of georgia to declare a state of emergency and the northern counties afraid of the repeat of last year's devastating storm. this is sand and salt, but this is brine. they're throwing potato juice also at this storm. it's a residue creating from the distillation of vodka. go figure. >> stay warm. thousands of flyers stuck because of the storm. flights cancel and not just in the northeast. across the u.s. abc has the latest from one of the country's busiest airports. good morning to you steve. >> reporter: good morning, lara. after more than 2,700 flights cancelled here in the u.s. over the weekend, more

rain and rising temperatures in memphis leading to flooded streets. and as temperatures drop again, fears of refreezing and black ice. here in monterey -- 21 deaths blamed on the weather here so far. and this is why thousands of people could be without power for up to a week. lines like this weighed down by trees with ice over an inch thick. tom? >> brutal temperatures and now no power. thank you. where is this new winter storm heading? >> big snows across colorado. already in denver another 6 to 12 inches. then going to the plains. cold air in place. the freezing line drops south of dallas. tomorrow morning, icing across the metropolitan area. and cold driving toward the sout south. >> and it's going to get very cold. >> minus 15 in indianapolis. minus 20 in upstate new york. >> that hurts just looking at it. >> it's painful. >>> living in the conditions can be difficult, working is even worse. firefighters battleingeing not just flames but the cold. here's gloria riviera. >> reporter: 15 residents inside, frigid testimonymperatures outside. making s

abc's matt gutman is in memphis, tennessee. good morning. >> good morning. you can see how the sleet snow this layer is already building up and all through the night we have seen dump trucks come in here. tractors piling on the sand and the salt right there. one of the problems we're going to see throughout the south is there's only 14 trucks in the entire city of memphis. thousands of miles of road. it's the fear of paralyzing ice storm causing the state of georgia to declare a state of emergency and the northern counties afraid of the repeat of last year's devastating storm. this is sand and salt, but this is brine. they're throwing potato juice also at this storm. it's a residue creating from the distillation of vodka. go figure. >> stay warm. thousands of flyers stuck because of the storm. flights cancel and not just in the northeast. across the u.s. abc has the latest from one of the country's busiest airports. good morning to you steve. >> reporter: good morning, lara. after more than 2,700 flights cancelled here in the u.s. over the weekend, more than

. >> i'm not sure if it was memphis or nashville. i've always been told those stories. that's the kind of family i come from. so my uncles my father grandparents they've always instilled a sense of pride in us. >> we doing this for mike brown. >> i was shot at and tear gassed. and i knew the mainstream media was not going to tell me the truth. we had the right to tell the truth of what was happening. >> we said tell the story, tell the story. >> the only way america would wake up is if we started burning (bleep) down. if you don't care, we don't care about your property. that's what really woke people up. >> got to go ! >> it's like he i'm still, this is all still new and fresh for me. >> yes. >> i just -- talking about it sometimes it's easier to just do action. than to sit and talk about it. >> well, both helps, because you know, we used to be able to talk about it in mass meetings and through song. and making our songs and talking to each other. we became glued together as a result of these tragedies . the first person who i knew was close to me, was medgar evers. he

the ice is going to go from oklahoma city all the way through memphis. so ice accumulation is going to make for tricky travel today. here's a look at the winter weather warnings and advisories. they're posted for the south and go all the way to the mid atlantic. that system will push into the d.c. baltimore and philly area tonight and then eventually back up into new engd land. we're looking at less snow amounts. the windchills outrageous. we're looking at very cold temperatures with feels like minus 3 in chicago, minus 25 in boston. these are shom of the coldest temperatures we've seen in years. >> you don't have to convince anyone of that. >>> some stories making news everyday americans and big businesses, they are one step closer to flying commercial drones. under the faa's long awaited proposal the drones may only fly during daylight hours, staying under 500 feet and five miles away from airports. pilots must register their drones and hold an faa certificate. this proposal could take up to three years to finalize. >>> the coast guard had to battle lo