In med school, young doctors can do no harm to first patients

One of the first classes medical students take is gross anatomy. They first learn about the human body during a lecture and then it's onto the lab, where their first patient — a donor body — awaits them.  Today, reporter John Klyce is here to talk to us about how UT Health Science Center's cadaver lab works, why it's important and even how they find their bodies. Plus: FedEx sues the U.S. government A local nonprofit and the ACLU sue the city over MPD records MLGW says the price of gas and increased electricity use led to higher bills DA's office is to use Memphis-made AI for case management