Two teen boys were arrested for breaking into cars outside of the Oak Court Mall in Memphis while shoppers prepared for Christmas, according to the Memphis Police Department.
resolution be for hillary clinton? kyle on facebook says i want her to try to run again so trump can have an easy victory yet again. lisa: one more from avril. she says hillary clinton needs to take pointers from us women who didn t vote for her in 2007 or 2016. pete: listen to them because she didn t address what they were looking for. lisa: she really made it the center point point. women care about issues outside of just playing that gender card. pete: also helped if she went to wisconsin one time. voters live there, too. lisa: we are being told we need to move on. jillian. pete: keep emailing us friends@foxnews.com. lisa: jillian, what else is going on out there? jillian: there is a lot going on. panicked somers sent running for their lives after gunshots ring out right outside a memphis mall. [screams]
board writing they keep saying the person had a united ticket. we are on ana. basically the boarding pass scanner something just a beadoop machine that makes bedoop noises. panic as shoppers run for their lives gunshots ring out right inside of a memphis mall. [screams] jillian: at least three people were shot after some sort of fight. they should all be okay. four people were taken into custody. final preparations now underway for a new york city s iconic new year s celebration. today nearly 3,000 waterford crystals will be placed on the famous times square ball. new york police preparing with unprecedented security to keep 1 million spectators safe. officers will patrol hotels,
chances with him on the loose. now to our other top story dangerous weather historic millions across the midwest and south. torrential rains triggering flash floods. all prompted mississippi governor phil bryant to declare state of for desoto county south of memphis, tennessee. roads and homes are flooded. neighborhoods are under water. this morning many residents are taking refuge in shelters. now to the latest. reporter: a flash flood emergency in memphis, tennessee. the fire department dispatching boats with rescue crews to pull people trapped in their flooded homes. this woman carried to safety. the area in front of her home turned into a waterfall. roads and rivers unable to keep up with the huge amount of water. the rain so heavi, it caused that roof to collapse at this memphis mall, flooding stores and shattering display cases. up to 8 inches falling in memphis and nearby mississippi five hours.