jeffs would teach for a morning class. >> mr. jeffs, was warren jeffs. the principle of alta academy. and one of her primary teachers. tall, slender. warren was one of uncle rulon's many sons. >> he was close to the profit, and warren would talk to him every single day. and he would be his father's messenger. >> this most private of private schools, away from the prying eyes of the outside world, taught the basics of reading and writing, and arithmetic. and that is when rebecca also discovered her natural musical talent. she learned to play and love the violin. she also listened carefully to warren jeffs lessons and strict obedience. even if that did not always come so easily. >> what was called holy, was this level of obedience and dedication. and i stroll for that. i didn't have boyfriends, i did not sneak out, i did not drink beer. >> warren jeffs knew how to have fun though, or seem to be enjoying himself. in this rare video shot at school. >> he was, kind of goofy. a little bit of the nerdy. >> but he ran the place with an iron hand, said rebecca. d

jeff is going to rejoin us as we >>> hey, everybody. i'm at the big foot discovery museum here in felton, and we're about to discover everything bigfoot from my friend, mike. >> yeah. the bigfoot museum has plaster casts. we've got a map of sighting reports. we've got pictures here and there and skulls and all sorts of good things to see that will educate you on the subject of bigfoot. >> have you had a sighting? >> yes. i saw one up on the eel river in about 1950. i was camped with my parents, went out on a sandbar, and i saw a great big hairy man, and he was looking right at me. i had eye contact with him for about the count of three. >> speaking of sightings, you can see us >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. take a look. did you see this last night? did you hear this last night? lightning in the bay area. this video comes from san francisco, from russian hill. people also reported seeing lightning in oakland. jeff, that's pretty incredible. we don't get lightning storms too often. at least i can't think of them too often.

cruz jeff to beliee he is on coding cruz jeff, too intelligent and too weak. and kennedy knows cruz jeff has his impression pretty goes back after these endless two days of meetings with cruz jeff to the american embassy in vienna. talked to scotty weston the reporter from the "new york times". it sent off conversation which kennedy concedes he has been savage, those are his words. he says and he knows cruz jeff has been emboldened by this encounter. he says until we remove those ideas there could be real trouble in the world. and again i think is that meeting, that face-to-face interaction with kennedy that emboldens cruz jeff to make the move in cuba. and it is the resolution of that conflict between the two that gives cruz jeff the respect for kennedy for the first time. for the reasons i mentioned. the way he talks about in his memoir is kennedy was clearheaded in that moment. he did show grace. he did talk to him through back channels to try to talk about a peaceful resolution. that made a difference. after that point the stock goes down the world john f.

jeff: absolutely. our target for the year is 11,500, a long way from here, but longer term we are in line. we see $15,000 a ton. there is a structural imbalance in these markets. you are likely to see peak copper supply in 2024. we like to call copper the new oil. you cannot d carbonized the world and use electricity to the extent we expect without substantial copper consumption. once the market begins to price that structural imbalance, we see the upside start to be significant. we must not forget, oil, copper -- pick your commodity. inventories are exhausted, spare capacities are exhausted. for all of these markets, physically, they are priced for a recession. when you think about the shelves being empty at the input level. they are not prepared for a demand increase. guy: if we get these kinds of prices, that will have a meaningful impact on inflation, it will have a growth drag, gasoline prices going back up again. what is the ripple effect from these price increases you are talking about? is it hi

jeff beck. after that, he formed the jeff beck group, giving rod stewart his big break. ♪ his sound, rock, jazz, classical, was influential. >> he meant so much to so many of us. i knew him personally as well but i will tell you that we all admired the great jimmy page, eric clapton, the iconic especially english guitarists. but they will all tell you that only jeff beck could play the instrument in ways they couldn't dream of. ♪ >> what about his one big hit, silver lining? a catchy pop song he was told to record? not his favorite. >> like being asked to wear a pink frock to catch the bus down the street. framing me with this embarrassing pop song. it wasn't me. >> by the end, he no longer hated it and was even occasionally prepared to play it. better probably to remember him for moments like this. stevie wonder, one of an extraordinary list of artists who worked with him over the years. if anyone was a guitar hero, it was just back. -- jeff beck. laura: remembering jeff beck, who has died.

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. ♪ legendary rock darst jeff beck dies at the age of 78. he will be remembered as a pioneer of jazz rock and one of the most influential musicians in the business. ♪ i am nicole frolich. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and all around the world, it is good to have you with us. ukraine says fierce fighting in the eastern town of soledar is continuing following conflicting reports about whether the town has been captured. this comes amid a major shakeup at the top of russia's military as russian president vladimir putin appoints a new commander to take charge of his war. we seem to be experiencing some technical difficulties. i apologize. but we want to stick with this topic, with the war in ukraine and what the international community is doing to help. poland is offering to supply ukraine with german-made leopard 2 battle tanks, ramping up the pressure on germany and other allies to do the same. it is becoming a divisive issue in germany has so far refused to send battle tanks, instead sending lighter marder infantry fighting veh

and formed the jeff beck group together with rod stewart. but it was a one off instrumental recording with led zeppelin founder jimmy page and the who drummer keith moon. there remains one of his most famous vex bolero. this songs primal, almost psychedelic energy, inspired even jimmy hendrix by continued making albums, but became a kind of musicians musician playing with eric clapton and b. b king, recording solos for tina turner, kate bush, and most recently collaborating with johnny depp. he'll be remembered by many other musicians who admired him. despite plenty of accolades, jeff beck never became a superstar, like many of his peers. he said that was for the best. ah, you're watching d. w news from berlin up next, we've got a documentary for you about the effects of globalization on poorer nations. i'm terry martin for me and all of us here. thanks for watching with stories that most people of the world over information.

jeff beck, one of the guitar masters of the rock era, dies suddenly at the age of 78. little relief from the rain in california, as the chaos caused by deadly downpours becomes clear. there's warnings of worse weather to come. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america, and around the globe. an investigation into the failure of the safety messaging system, which led to all departing flights in the united states being grounded early on wednesday was caused by a damaged file in a database, and not by a cyber attack. that's according to an investigation by the federal aviation authority. flights have been getting back to normal, but the us transport secretary said the faa must find out why backup systems did not prevent the failure. our north america correspondent, gary o'donahew reports. it was in the early hours that the problems began to emerge with the notam system, which warns pilots of any dangers before they take off. byjust after 7am, the federal aviation authority was ordering all carriers across the us to ground their planes until further notice, causing chaos for

own flock, jeff, this is unbelievable. reporter: [laughter] it's a small flock, liz, but i'll tell you, i'm very excited about it, because those are my chickens, right? >> yes, these are your chickens from rentthe chicken.com. in fact i've dot something from my flock to your flock, jeff. here are some fresh eggs to get you started. reporter: it's a starter pack before they start laying so show me the whole deal, phil. this , you rent the coup. you rent the chickens. yes. liz: liz wants to know how much is this costing me? >> yeah, liz so we deliver throughout the united states and canada and our starter packs comes with two chickens and about $500 for a six-month season. reporter: all the eggs i can eat in six months. show me the digs of the chicks. the chicks digs, come on around here, can you come here? can you pop that open? this is where they live. very small, small footprint. what do you see in there? oh, yeah. liz: that's so cute. reporter: what do you got? >> well they definitely have a lot more space than a factory

jeff, do yourthing, son! however, in a career that lasted more than 60 years, he more than earned his place as one of rock's great guitar heroes. # hi, ho, silver lining # everywhere you go, now, baby. tributes have been pouring in since the announcement of jeff beck's death. friend and musician ronnie wood wrote... "nowjeff has gone, i feel like one of my band of brothers "has left this world, and i'm going to dearly miss him". mickjagger also paid his tribute saying... "with the death ofjeff beck we have lost a wonderful man and one "of the greatest guitar players in the world. "we will all miss him so much". and sir rod stewart also paid his respects to the guitarist... "he was one of the few guitarists that when playing live "would actually listen to me sing and respond. "jeff, you were the greatest, my man. "thank you for everything." ripjeff beck, who died yesterday, at the age of 78. for more than a century, cunard liners have set sail from liverpool to america — and now the glamorous golden age of t

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our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking it all for us. he's going to have an update coming up in just a few minutes. >>> strong winds knocked down a tree in san brau know. take a look at this video. it came crashing into a home and a nearby car at colby way not too far from skyline college. no word if there were any injuries in this crash. a community hit hard by last week's storm is finding some fun while dealing with the cleanup. wow, check this video posted from rio delmar neighborhood in aptos. a man is riding on top of a log in the process of it being cleared. the area was hit by large swells leaving streets flooded with debris. recovery efforts are still under way and there are new concerns of more damage from this latest storm. we have more team coverage coming up at 5:00. live reports from around the bay area and jessica aguirre is working on the 5:00 newscast. >>> it's just amazing how quickly the water went up. >> we're bracing for the worst, hoping for the best. i think that's all you can do when you live in a place like this.

jeff, take it away. >> mine is fame. there's nothing really to the acronym other than the first two i came up with were dead and omen, and they were far too depressing, so i went with fame instead. i thought about kruking a portfolio. five is the first one. it's that discount retailer theme. higher shoppers coming down. i think we're just seeing the beginning of labor market challenges the chart looks good to me then we have amazon and meta those are two stocks with did a would you rather at the end of the year i chose amazon i like both. amazon, going to get expansion held $80, which was a key level. meta's been killed, but it's a great business profitability, free cash flow, all the characteristics i have been looking for long-term they figure out the apple issues and i think a lot of challenges are priced in there. lastly, eog resources. i think oil prices end up being supporti thisyear. the stock is down 15% from all-time high. showing support. it's that quality theme. quality company. has low cost structure, so insu

christmas music, and jeff goldblum. >> hi, jeff goldblum here. merry christmas. this is for you. >> announcer: it's a "merry goldblum christmas," featuring holiday favorites like "the 12 days of christmas." ♪ on the first day of christmas my true love gave to me ♪ a partridge... >> hey, partridges. did you know-- did anybody know this? partridges traditionally live in grasslands? i just found that out recently. but speaking of partridges, hey, who knows about the partridge family? >> announcer: it's christmas classics the goldblum way. >> now, we're up to... ♪ the second day of christmas my true love gave to me... >> true love. hey, there are a lot of kinds of true love. well, romantic love, of course. fraternal love. there is platonic love. and of course, there's courtney love. she and i ran into each other on the island of ischia, which-- >> jeff, jeff, sorry to cut in. love the stories, but can we get back to the song? >> sure. okay. yes, okay. back to the-- back to the music. >> announcer: with plenty of interruptions! ♪ ten lords a leapin' nine ladie

heavy rain said to push through later tonight as you heard jeff say and into the morning. with that, the river will rise some moderate nbc bay area thom jensen joins us live. and for the people there what is the plan? >> reporter: well, try to keep high spirits and keeping their eye on the water levels here. the river has been slowly coming up even though it hasn't started raining again. but watching that ring that you are talking about, so far they are pretty lucky. andy has seen a lot of floods in the 20 years living on and near the russian river. >> the last flood we had was one of the bigger ones at 46 feet. >> reporter: tonight she watches the signs on johnson beach, the water is noticeably deeper than it was earlier in the day. it is now close to 30 feet and expecting it to come up another two or three feet before morning. still nothing like that flood three years ago, when the river reached 46 feet and flooded downtown guerneville. >> i got six feet of water in my house at that time. >> reporter: it has forced her out of her home in the past, that she has opted for

frankly, sorry jeff, too many mta directors to count, but jeff, we are here and you led the mta team to the finish line, so that's amazing. and i'm glad you're wearing that suit. [applause] numerous fta directors including secretary pee who kicked this off in november, but i would be remised if i didn't mention secretary norman who was the person who brought the ffta to the finish line. that was a big deal. [applause] but through it out, there was only one congressional representative throughout this entire period leading that village and i have in my notes, representative nancy pelosi but if the mayor wants to call her speaker, we're calling her speaker, speaker nancy pelosi. [cheers and applause] i'm grateful to our neighborhood allies and union square, marissa, we're bringing it home finally and i love your station and i love ours more. sorry saying that. our neighbors in north beach and south of market, the struggle for the subway brought us closer together and i know we're going to work on those bonds in the future. i'm especially grateful to the generations of china town leader

jeff ranieri rejoins us. is that accurately what you're hearing as well? >> you have that latest graph and you were showing the landslide videos, and look at all this rainfall. over the past ten days we've seen over 12 inches in kentfield. danville, 11. that's more than a month's worth of rainfall in just ten days' time. now with the ground so saturated, the other problem i want you to be on the look out for tomorrow morning is as the temperatures drop down to the 40s tomorrow morning, we are going to need to watch out for areas of patchy, dense fog. we're not seeing visibility too low right now, between 5 to 10 miles per hour. but be on the lookout for that. let's get you to the rest of the forecast as we move through tomorrow on our friday, and i was very happy to put this on this graphic. we are going to be under at least some sort of a break. it's going to and quick one, but all be it, no strong storm moving in through tomorrow. temperatures chilly as well as you try to do any cleanup, asis the house. you've got the jacket on. we've been used to that l

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but jeff ranieri back with us. there are some parts of the bay area getting hit with rain right now. >> a little spotty rain over towards vallejo and areas off towards the east. i wanted to get this in here tonight. check this out. san francisco now the third wettest 15-day stretch since records started to be kept back in 1849. we had 12.37 inches over that 15-day period. the worst ever was in 1862 when we had 19.77 inches in a 15-day period. that just goes to show you how historic this has been. let's move into it that microclimate forecast. and you are going to see that as we roll through tonight, any kind of rainfall is going to be tapering off. just a slight chance of a spotty shower up there toward guerneville. again, for the greater bay area, we are on a drying trend. and look at this tomorrow morning, dry to start for the commute. gets even a little bit better here. we are expecting a window of some sunshine through tomorrow afternoon, and that's going just be so nice for us. everybody highways got to do som

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let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. so much is still going on, jeff. >>> it's this nonstop onslaught here of wet weather. thankfully we did get that break this weekend. the next storm system is offshore. with timing changes we're seeing the russian river may not reach flood stage maybe until monday or tuesday. it's getting pushed back a bit. still heavy rain coming our way. let's look at what we are seeing. things are picking up just a couple hundred miles offshore. not expecting any heavy rain this evening. if you have any plans you're okay to get from point a to point b. let's show you the setup, this is what we have underwent with every single storm over the past two weeks. you have the core of the storm off to the north, the main storm track right over northern california, and here we go again, another atmospheric river tapping into it, that subtropical moisture boost that will help to bring us a lot of these heavier downpours, so as we head through tomorrow, again, rain returning. that's the big headline here with

let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff, we're still dealing with this now, but i understand we only get the tiniest bit of a break before we've got to deal with this again. >> just a small one. look at these rainfall totals. this is our third strong storm in eight days. four to seven inches santa cruz mountains. north bay mountains, two to five. not quite as much for the lower elevations but totals still stacking up. let's get you into the rest of this forecast. we'll show you what's happening. you can see on the current loop here, the worst of that storm has started to exit. but there is so much water out there on the roadways. you still have to be really careful tonight. it's like that after-storm, right. it's coing up on your car windshield and you need to have wipers on moderate or high setting. again, the bulk of that heavy rain is cleared out but we're still looking at light to moderate rainfall up through marin, napa, and sonoma counties, tracking off towards the east. it's going to continue in vallejo through

we've run out of time, jeff. i do also want to point out you began the webcast acknowledging you had a real tough year last year. i think that humility is so important for everyone watching. the market will humble you from time to time. to hear someone like you hey, it was tough. it was tough for me. let's regroup and make it back, it means a lot. it means a lot you did the show. thank you very much. >> thank you, charles. it was a tough year for everybody. it turned into a dumpster fire in the middle of the year. thankfully we got out of the the disasterous period. real rates are not rising. i think we're less risky for assets. that is why we had a rally. charles: the bond king, folks. a lot of charts are looking phenomenal. gold breaking out. wti turning around, bitcoin, bitcoin is acting like, look at that, that is a monster move. what the heck is going on? we have tex extraordinaire david settle with us. we'll look at generational opportunity. you're looking at them. you know them but will you pull the trigge

let's get back to our meteorologist, jeff rainier. jeff, you been keeping a close eye on the russian river all day, all night, because the next days are very crucial when it comes to possible flooding >> it's gonna get dicey here. you can see the data we want to bring. we just got the very latest update here. right now, 12.7 3 feet. we will see it go to flood stage tomorrow, 34 feet, and then a second rise by sunday, 39 feet, putting a close to the major flood stage into sunday's forecast with additional storm systems coming our way. with those other storms, as well, we remain under flood watch the entire bay area, that's because of the saturated ground. again, even through tomorrow, need to watch out there any creeks, rivers and streams. let's go ahead and get a look at the rest of the forecast. we're going to take it into what's happening right now, on storm range. mobile doppler radar. you can see, the main storm front moving through earlier today, and we are now tracking moderate and some heavier rain pockets that are pushing thro

jeff is back with us. we talked about historically, 2017 where scott is, we saw the flooding near happy hollow and spartan stadium and now near the guadalupe river. >> they worked really hard in the coyote creek to clean out that debris. when we get all this rain, the water can flow. it's always going to be a danger when we get this much rain in a short amount of time, the flooding. we'll go through a list of hot spots we're tracking. of course, we want to get you into storm ranger. our mobil doppler radar has been moving fast. started to come down about 4:00, and now a quick clip off towards the east. you're seeing the worst of it in that orange and yellow color, down to santa clara county. this is why we don't want you to be out on the roads tonight because these heavy downpours on 680, you put on top of it wind gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour. it's just all too dangerous. just wait it out here. you can see in concord the downpours are coming in, lafayette, san ramon, that's going to continue at least thro

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remick jeff the business for the past eight years, the sandbar, was left a ruin by last week's storm. pounding surf over the floor, and sifted the business of its foundation. >> i take a lot of pride in the thing that i built for my business, so it is hard to see all that work go away. remick jeff and mina do not own the building, and so they are left in limbo, waiting to see when repairs might begin , unsure when they will be able to reopen. the governor says his walking tour is a first step in a likely application for federal disaster declaration. hopefully, help for people like jeff and mina. >> that comes numerically, when there is an assessment done, and that assessment will be forthcoming, and if we are going to make that disaster declaration, i will assure you, help will be requested. >> that help can't come soon enough for businesses who thought they were prepared until there wasn't overwhelmed by the ferocity of the storm. >> we had our sandbags out, but what happened on the thursday morning was -- nothing could have prepared us for. >> reporter: the floodwaters have receded,

jeff ranieri, how are we doing this hour, jeff? >>> i think the worst is behind us with the latest storm system. we're going to be in this break. you can see our mobile doppler radar moving off to the east. you have to be careful tonight, creeks, streams and rivers still running very high and fast and you may encounter some of that ponding on the roadways. now back to our mobile doppler radar and only light to moderate showers left here. it's moving off to the east keeping showers through 5:41. vallejo, 6:45. 11:00 p.m. tonight, mainly a dry picture, just some spotty showers up to guerneville, and look at this. we are also expecting a dry commute tomorrow morning across the entire bay area. now once we hit friday, i don't want to burst your bubble too much but there is another storm system lining up offshore at 2:00 a.m. as we head through the late part of friday morning. of course all the particulars on that but we heard about the reservoir. i wanted to get this expansive view of the bay area. as sergio mentioned, 100% of capacity

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jeff is tracking all this and where it's going to go in the next couple hours. he'll join us with an update in just about five minutes. >>> can we take a pause for a minute? wow. brief break and rainbow. this is video from this morning in san jose. hope you were able to catch it. wet won't have the chance to see another one of these for a little bit. >>> let's take a look at what's going on in lake tahoe. this is a camera shot from palisades tahoe. the ski resort september us this video. the wind is going to be damaging for here in the bay area. the snow up there and strong wind in the sierra. >> take a close look at video, you can see how hard it's blowing earlier. the ski lifts swaying back and forth. the palisades resort say the winds on the mountain may go above 90 miles an hour. heavier snowfall may fall tomorrow as the winds die down. >> if you want to go skiing, do it in a few days or perhaps next week. >> yes, not right now. >>> we're still under a microclimate weather alert tomorrow morning. that means our "today in the bay" crew will be on early. make

lauren: jeff, thank you. coming up the new chair of the house oversight james comer is speaking out about calling from new york congressman george santos to resign. >> he's a bad guy. this is something that, you know , it's really bad. he's not the first politician, unfortunately, to make it to congress to lie. lauren: so why don't they kick him out of congress? we're going to get into that and another round of classified documents were found in biden's possession. so it poses the question. did the president know about these documents? tom fitton will take that on. ♪ ♪ [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. ♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing

jeff, what do you think is going on here? >> yeah, this is actually a stock we bought multiple times over the past 12 months. we definitely like the long-term prospects. and it's sort of a theme on the show talking about cost cutting, reducing the labor force, and i think with a stock like salesforce, it was really important, because they had a margin profile that was below peers. so i think bringing down those costs, boosting those margins, that's very important for the stock, particularly in this kind of a market. and look, a slowdown is going to affect their sales cycle there is no doubt about it but the product, i think the revenue associated with the subscriptions that they have, it's fairly sticky at this price level, i do think you're fairly well protected i think there is some nice upside if you hold the stock for, say, 12 to 24 months. >> let's stick with tech we start with microsoft after the bell tomorrow, the stock ticking higher today after making it official its multibillion investment in chat gtp. it announced

maria: good stuff, jeff. i love it. jeff flock, egg sactly what we wanted. eric adams is sounding the alarm on the fentanyl crisis in new york. the address yesterday was stunning. >> do you remember what hair hn did to our city and country? do you remember what crack cocaine did to our city and country? that's what fentanyl is about to do right now. if we don't stop the fentanyl and opioid abuse, it is going to destroy generations to come. maria: he's right. and it is destroying many of our families. joining me rights now is the center for i'm immigration stus senior national security fellow, todd bensman is here. thank you for being here. eric adams is feeling it firsthand in new york because of wide open borders. i assume he told this to president biden but biden hasn't made any changes to the southern border. >> the mayor seems to be more interested in addressing the symptoms rather than the source. the source of fentanyl is mexico and its drug labs and beyond that india, china, bangladesh and a whole bunch of countries the that are sending precursors to

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let's go around the horn starting with you, jeff. >> so take a look at lulu. i think it could fill the gap. i have my issues with retail become you for trade, lulu. >> tim, you're next. >> i think i heard about an etf bonanza on action. i'm going to stick around. eem, chart will have something to say about that. i like the emerging markets in 2023. >> bonawyn >> i was a little early on this one. kb home. in you're looking for an upside play, next week. >> they have earnings coming out next week. mr. grasso >> netflix, incredible pop off the 280 number 310 now. i'm looking for 10% higher. >> tyler, thanks for joining us. >> i feel like i passed the ball, passed the hatchet. >> you're dishing the rock and you're doing a great job. >> guys, thanks so much. thank you for watching "st ney. don't go anywhere, because "options action" will come up right after this hello, world. or is it goodbye? you know, it seems like hope and trust are in short supply. [clap] now, as businesses we can blame and shame. or... [whistles] we can make a change. [clap] we can make work,

. >> i'm jeff beggase in memphis where the police department is in crisis after they released that video. the fallout from police departments across the country. >>> in the middle east, bloodshed. a 13-year-old palestinian gunman opens fire in jerusalem. one day after a deadly synagogue shooting. >> plus, former president trump hits the trail looking ahead to 2024. while embattled congressman george santos dives into work, putting off questions about his past. >>> and later, a new find from ancient times. how a mummy unearthed in egypt may be the oldest ever discovered. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from chicago with adriana diaz. >> good evening. there is breaking news from memphis. today the city's police department said it would shut down the crime fighting unit that included officers charged in the death of tyre nichols. the so-called s.c.o.r.p.i.a.n. unit had a reputation for using aggressive tactics. those officers now fired, face second-degree murder and other charges in the death of the 29-year-old following his violent arrest earlier this month. today people in me