it's not popular with the arkansas people. even though bill has won the governorship with 57% of the vote in '78, he goes down with a crushing defeat '80. he is dismayed. he is suffering credible depression. and hillary steps in and rescues him. she said, bill, we will organize a re-election campaign. we will create a new structure. she went out and got dick mars, i had is the political guy from new york who actually worked with when in politics for awhile. and dick pulled the hell out of every question that could be asked. and he got the right answers how to appeal to the people in arkansas. and hillary put the campaign together in such a way that it was a streamlined effort that was ultimately very successful. back up to '57% of the vote in 1982. at that moment in time, they are partners and in exchange for all she's done for him, she becomes the most important person in the administration. he puts her in charge of the education task force because he says, in words that are almost exactly the ones he used ten years later whe

by the age of 17 he already is planning to be elected the attorney general of arkansas, governor of arkansas and then president of the united states. this is something that everyone who knows him knows about because he talks about all the time he doesn't go to the university of arkansas he goes to georgetown and becomes the arkansas candidate for the fellowship and goes to oxford. he is an incredible success everywhere but he cannot have a sustained ongoing relationship with a woman. he is attracted to the kind of women his mother direct him to our the beauty queens, the ones that offer, who are attractive and that is where his i has been. so he comes back to law school. there he meets hillary. now, she writes in her own and more as if her child were no less on idiolect but it wasn't. her mother was an amazing human being. her other was born to a 15-year-old and a 17-year-old. they were in los angeles and when she was 8-years-old, her parents put her and her 3-year-old brother on a train by themselves to go back from los angeles to chicago. there she continued to be mistreated by her grandpa

and state spending fever has also hit maine, the arkansas of new england. where sophisticated opposition research has exposed one democrat candidate secret double life. >> in real life coleven is a democratic social worker. she is running for state senate in maine and likes this popular game called world of war craft. on-line she is santa yaga, high level quote ork assassination rogue with green skin and a mohawk. maine's state republican party has noticed this and they are now attacking her. >> stephen: now look, i don't see race. not even on-line. people tell me colleen is an ork and i believe them because seeing is glowing. but folks, we are judged by our choices. be they in this world or on the cataclysm touched continents of azaroc and i know all too well the dire consequence of moral compromise in a fantasy setting. my dnd character was a temp level pal addin and when i got the power armour from the expedition of the barrier peaks and used it to melt the face of the leader of that merchant car-- caravan i new the god was take away my abilities because

at the moment, your in bentonville, arkansas. can you explain what it is you are intending to do in bentonville and talk a little bit about your experience working for walmart. >> i am in bentonville to support everybody here, at the walmart organization. we will have some actions as some of the hotels the executives are staying at, at some of these stores. i have not gotten the full schedule. i work in the walmart warehouse in illinois. the conditions are terrible. a lot of safety issues, broken equipment that was not getting repaired. they push us to work at a rate that makes it even more unsafe. we finally have just had enough and started to organize. we started a petition, just asking for basic rights. our managers refused to take it. that was the final straw. we walked out that day. >> mike, what has been the response of walmart? >> us directly have not had a direct response from walmart. they hide behind these temp agencies that put in the warehouses. there is anywhere from five to maybe eight different temp agencies. that

we're finally getting a little bit of recovery in areas like texas and arkansas. there are a few spots out there this morning dealing with a little bit of rain. here's a look at the weather outside your window. so a nice recovery after the cold little snap. it doesn't take long for areas of the deep south to warm up. louisiana, mississippi should be wonderful. nice fall afternoon. areas of colorado not bad either. this is the time of year that usually you get a cold front about every three or four days. >>> bill, thank you so much. coming up, a mass murderer known as the squirrel busted. north carolina's threat to main land u.s.a. and why your refrigerator is bigger than ever before. >>> plus, shocking news from illusionist david blaine after his latest endurance stunt. you're watching "early today." >>> i'm lynn berry and right now an neuron ul warning from north carolina which says its missiles are capable of reaching the u.s. mainland. an apparent reaction to south korea warning to strengthen its own program. >>> he's known as the skirl. mexican authorities say

this is east arkansas.s is something that you hear of in another part of the world. >> the system was corrupt. i was there. they have not been caught, then it impacts the integrity of the election process. >> hallum was resign from office and faces up to five years in prison. >> your most basic right is your vote. if that is compromised you'll see democracy disappearing. >> hallum on the ballot for the november election and resigned after the deadline to remove his name. if he wins he will not take office. likely will be a special election. a race officials say would be conducted the right way. little rock, arkansas, i'm eric shawn, fox news. as we have in -- >> bret: as we have in other debates we continue our relationship with twitter. joining us now is adam sharp. we have had response to the on-screen twitter activity. tell us what we will see to screen. >> you will see the same thing, tonight in the debate at key moments you will see a counter in lower right-hand corner to tell you the tweets per minute

he was talking about how he deals with the oil and gas producers he regulated in arkansas, louisiana, new mexico, oklahoma and texas which comprised of the epa region 6. it sparked a political firestorm. >> his comments were wrong. frankly they were inflammatory. >> his boss epa administrator

. >> reporter: his arkansas company takes newspaper archives from across the country, takes the rottingves and fading photos and converts them into digital, searchable images. the paper gets back the computer files while john keeps the physical pictures and licensing rights. can't figure out if you're a historian or horder. >> my wife would say more of a hoarder. i feel like we're saving america's history. >> reporter: john says these papers would take 300 shots of the beatles arriving in 1964. they'd print one but the other 299 have never been seen. he's found priceless shots of kennedy watching football, castro playing baseball and the most valuable one of all, which he found in the basement of an arkansas newspaper. >> this one. >> reporter: it's his grandpa, now who's now deceased, as a young air force lieutenant colonel. >> isn't that good, snow that looks just like him. >> reporter: she'd never seen it. >> can i have this? >> sure. >> reporter: family histories, national treasures and everything in between. believe it or not, john pretty much had all the shots i asked for. the sle

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(laughter) arkansas, come for the mess, stay because you traded your car for meth. but-- (applause) but, folks there is no reason to panic over these pole numbers. just ask mitt. >> i'm curious to what you would say to your supporters, your donors that might be concerned that this could be slipping away way. >> i'm very pleased with some polls, not with other polls but at this early stage polls go up and down. >> exactly, it's still early, there are 40 days left until the election amount of lot can happen in 40 days. bama could make a gaffe. mitt could win the debates. god could send a flood to destroy all mankind. so there's hope. (laughter) in fact, the election is so far off, why are we even talking about it. mitt isn't talking about it. last week when a reporter asked him if he was going to start campaigning harder romney responded, ha ha, we're in the stretch, aren't we. look at those clouds. it's beautiful. look at those things. (laughter) >> yeah, yeah. (applause) just look at those things. look at those pretty clouds. that one kind of looks like a bunny. or

later this afternoon as the cold front heads into the warm air across arkansas, the ozarks all the way back to st. louis, right down the mississippi river through memphis, we'll have a chance of a few torn nad does. won't be widespread but there will be serious storms to watch in the area late this afternoon. keep an eye on that with you and your family late today. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. there's the chances of thunderstorms. indianapolis, that will be very late in the day as that squall line moves your way. areas like milwaukee, the storm will linger near you. colder temperatures in the days ahead also. all of that storminess in the middle of the country. slow moving east coast. able to get it friday. >>> bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, 14-year-old making your iphone? a new england earthquake. and an nfl coach fired. headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus the government raids the company suspected in the deadly meningitis outbreak. you're watching "early today." >>> making news right now, federal agents raided

blaming arkansas for trying him as a criminal and staying, it is not a terrorist act. this is ridiculous. you mentioned the film that came out. that is it streaming on demand from likewising our sons.com. and you the you scream at no charge. people can see exactly what transpired and where the institutions of government failed us. >> i have seen the video. it is extraordinarily powerful and i hope people will watch it it will be a wake-up call. coming up. my reaction for the president's call for economic patriotism. that is the them. be aware of the storm. back to huckabee. >> if you would like to comment on tonight's show. e-mail us at fox news.com. >> the president has long relied on the female vote and enjoyed a big lead with women in the polls. that lead has since vanished. lisa with the conservative women's forum might have the reasons why. here's what she said and i quote. it is astonishing this year to watch the democrats woo women with contraception and abortion that is pretty contemptous. it reduces them to reproductive. and women callers and nearly one of the

blaming arkansas for trying him as a criminal and staying, it is not a terrorist act.s. you mentioned the film that came out. that is it streaming on demand from likewising our sons.com. and you the you scream at no charge. people can see exactly what transpired and where the institutions of government failed us. >> i have seen the video. it is extraordinarily powerful and i hope people will watch it it will be a wake-up call. coming up. my reaction for the president's call for economic patriotism. patriotism. that is the mom always got good nutriti to taste great. she was a picky eater. well, now i'm her dietitian, and last year, she wasn't eating so wel so i recmended boost complete nutritional drink to help her get the nutrition she was missing. and now she drinks it every day. well, it tastes great! [ male announcer ] boost has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones, and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a delicious taste. [ dietitian ] now, nothing keeps mom from doing what she loves -- being

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in 1993 three children were brutally murdered in the woods of west memphis arkansas.ho were later to become known as the west memphis three from arrested for the crime. the 18-year-old damian echols, 17-year-old jesse misskelley, and 16-year-old jason baldwin. the evidence against them? the forced confession of misskelley, a mentally challenged teenager, and the fact that damian and jason wore black and listened to heavy metal music. they took an alfred plea permitted the defendants to maintain their innocence but frees the state of significant risk that it will be sued for wrongfully convicting the individuals. joining me now damian echols who although innocent has been imprisoned for more than half his life. thank you for joining us. this is a tale of horror that should not happen in any civilized country let alone this one. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> eliot: where did it go wrong? you liveed a horror tale of one after another. take us through the police, the prosecutors z it compile on top of one other. >> absolutely. after the

. >> reporter: montel williams went to arkansas to try to convince voters to back a ballot measure thatould legalize medical marijuana. the talk show host suffers from multiple sclerosis and says it helps treat his symptoms. >> this is the first time in about 100 days that i've been in this much pain. because i haven't been able to use my medication for the last two days here. >> reporter: if the ballot measure passes arkansas would become the first southern state to legalize medical marijuana. >>> flava flav is out of jail but has a court date to answer assault and battery charges. the former hip hop and reality tv star is accused of throwing his fiance to the floor and going after her 17-year-old son with two knives. police say he admits there was a scuffle at the las vegas home but denies chasing or threatening the teenager. >>> a new exhibit here in new york city showcases katherine hepburn's sense of style on the stage and the big screen. she made it okay for women to wear comfortable clothes but also plenty of hollywood glamour in the exhibit. she was decidedly unconventional and

all of these things are in past letters to the arkansas democrat gazette.tter to the editor, to the paper, saying that one of their guest columnists was, quote, predictably goosed stepping with the cult of lincoln. on february 27th, 2007, he proper a letter to the paper saying lincoln's second inaugural address shows what a fake this neurotic northern war criminal truly was. now, i have searched lincoln's second inaugural address today, which is short and filled with references to god and the bible and have struggled to find what a president-day bat crap crazy person could hate about it. the only possibility is in the last sentence. let us strive on to finish the work we are in to bind up the nation's wounds, to care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow and his orphan, to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves with all nations. that's abraham lincoln basically making a case for a veterans administration sort of program, to care for combat veterans and their widows and their fatherless children. tha

little rock arkansas. washington state there's a sin there's a sister one running for senate out there and then in orange county there's a brother diamond running for position out there so we have a lot of different people in the occupy movement. claiming this space is in the communities and we promote civic engagement down to the so the community board school board police community count council level to the block associate block association level everything starts local so active there then we can work our way out to the presidency and so really quickly we're almost out of time but i wanted you to just comment on people who say the occupy movement dad i mean is there organization either kind of workshops helping people train and learn how to run for city council how to do this no question it's to do it yourself movement but there is information out there bum rush the vote is one of the. also of the occupy candidates star or so there is information out there for people to reach out and see what it's about

. >> las autoridades encontraron sin vida a un hombre en la calle arkansas también a otro hombre en condicion a una joven ayer condenarona manuel ortega en la violaciñon de una mujer el 24 de octubre de 1989 los otros acusados conpadecen el 26 de octubre y a partir del sábado tendránq marcar 11 digitos cuando llame a número local. esto es en preparación al nuevo cog de area. >> lo que quiere decir que el area 408 tendrá otro territorio. >> hayq señalar que todo persona que compre una linea tendra el prefijo 669 >> una familia queire buscar un hospital para internar a este hombre >> aferrados a la virgen los hermanos esperans alir del dolor. >> fue como un padre. >> ella se refiere a roman que está a 85 millas en coma en new jersey después de sufrir un ataque epileptico fuera de casa. >> el drama es que el centro les dijo que ya no podían tenerlo porque él estaba cogiendo muchas infecciones. >> en mediod e la mala noticia el consulado le dio visa humanitaria para sus padres que estann en méxico >> ellos no saben qué elegir. >> aunque roman fue atendido con programa medicare su panorama es inci

>>para el 6 de noviembre hasta el 40% habrá ejercido este derecho también se comenzó a votar en arkansasstados el voto hispano es decisivo, al igual que en carolina del norte >>la votacion temprana en la florida comienza la próxima semana. >>es importante que la comunidad salga a votar ahora, porque 6 de noviembre para nuestra comunidad se hace difícil.>>el peso del voto latino dependera de los votantes hispanos que acudan a las urnas, se estima que 12 millones lo harán. >>yo iré a votar temprano porque el 6 de noviembres no podré >>por eso estamos haciendo campaña para que voten, y no queden fuera >>87% de los votantes entre 45 a 65 años comparado con 66% de los más jóvenes que forman la mayor parte de la poblacion hispana. >>más de la mitad de los votantes en la florida y carolina del norte votaron. >>en washington lourdes melusá, univisión >>en méxico desbaratan banda que se dedicaba a matar taxistas >>edgar munoz nos explica >>junto a un vereda sola , fosas clandestinas, fueron hallados los cuatro cuerpos de taxistas secuestrado en el último mes >>por aquí pastoreaba a su rebaño. >>s

down to texas and arkansas and northern sections of mississippi, because this is where the next batchrain is now. it will arrive here by tomorrow late morning, early afternoon. we're getting breaks in the clouds now. so at least initially overnight tonight temperatures will drop. 42 in town. temperatures in the 30s back out to the north and west. look at some of these numbers tomorrow, with the clouds and showers. only up into the 40s. in town, only talking about 51 for a high temperature. better for tuesday. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday on the seven-day real things will be getting better. back over to you guys. >> bundle them up for now. >> thanks, gary. >>> today was no ordinary day for sports fans. the nats taken the field for the first time in postseason history. >> and the redskins looking to take on an unbeaten team. >> the nationals lean on a rookie for late game heroics. a live report from st. louis coming up. and the rg3 and the redskins in a daze after a loss, and the latest on a shaken up griffin next. >> thank you, scott. that does it for us. fox5 news always on m

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why am i tossing it out to arkansas?osting the arkansas state fair. it's 135 acres of fun. this year it's all about riding, rocking and flooding. the flooding part i like because some new taste sensations will be at the fair this year including oh, get this a roast beef sundae. a bacon flavored lemonade. sound delicious. not. we want to thank everybody watching cbs "this morning." give us a shout. only on today's thv. that will to it for weather. >> speaking of food, up next, he's the new top chef master. he moon likes at wolverines new chef, chris cosentino will dish about that and his new show on the youtube food channel. you're watching cbs "this morning saturday". [ female announcer ] lactaid milk is easy to digest. it's real milk full of calcium and vitamin d. and tastes simply delicious. for those of us with lactose intolerance... lactaid® milk. the original 100% lactose-free milk. zach canton's dad gave him dating advice. and amanda sullivan enjoyed a surprise birthday party. all over delicious entrees like new sm

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well, you're from arkansas. >> louisiana. >> exactly. i'm very stupid.residential debate broadcast on tv, nixon versus kennedy, reagan versus mondale, bush versus gore or roosevelt versus hoover? >> reagan? >> no. >> the correct answer is the famous nixon/kennedy debate. with the sweat on the upper lip. >> and famous for a reason. this was the first debate on television and people who listened to it on the radio, they thought that nixon had won. but if you saw it on television, you saw sweaty nixon next to young handsome kennedy, no contest. >> power of tv. thank you very much for joining us. kathie lee will come back across the street. your solutions to the pesky problems around the house. and later, get out the scissors and glue gun. easy and inexpensive and adorable hallowe'en costumes. let's focus on mckenzie. let's live here after these messages. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon

in arkansas structural damage and major damage in shelby, mississippi power lines down. n no tornado watches now. low pressure system on the great lakes the cold front associated with it pushing into the eastern sea board that's where we could see the threat for severe weather. today along the mid atlantic region to the northeast and southeast where we could see hail, winds and isolated tornadoes and all of these big cities. keep you posted and bring you the latest on watches and warnings. >> janice dean, thanks. >>> the time now is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. bill o'reilly and bob beckel square off on the election. >> here is where you are making a mistake. it's a tragic mistake. >> up next o'reilly tells bob beckel what's really the issue in this year's election. >> while the candidates talk tough about the nation's debt they are not holding back on political ad spending. those numbers will come up and they will shock you. >> 14 after the hour. here's what you missed while you were sleeping. check this out a meteor shower lighting up the night sky over oaklan