arkansas to strip the clinton name from the little rock airport. state senator jason rapert says, "the state of arkansas would just like to forget the clinton era." this is ridiculous an airport being a historic landmark. clinton first announced his plans to be part of the mile high club. seriously if you put a blanket over you, you can't see the handy. even when they come by, they don't even know. then you just finish into a vomit bag and you're done. even if they succeed, little rock is also home to the bill clinton presidential library, which fittingly resembles a fancy double wide trailer. comedians, what would these bubba-hating arkansas legislators like to rename the clinton airport? lauren. >> they have a tiny chilis in here. [laughing] >> chris: the name of the airport. >> chilis. hris: natalie. >> you might be a redneck if you hrapbgd in this airport. >> chris: points.

is this set in stone that these men will be executed in arkansas?s country has never seen anything like this. >> that's right. that is certainly the plan that arkansas has from moving forward . but it is not an appropriate plan. this drug is not effective and appropriate for this use. and there is no reason to rush toto carry out thehese executioy the enend oapril l en otherer drugs aree available. and even as trump continues to be available to other states. it is really a manufactured situation that can be avoided. amy: megan mccracken, thank you for being with us an attorney , , with the death penenalty clc at the universitity of californ, berkeley, school of law. that does it for our broadcast. check our job listings at democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] reyes: el salvador's civil war came to an end more than 20 y

we've got somethinged good goi in arkansas. i just need help to do it the right way. >> thank you, mr. hutchinson. >>> let me bring in the panel. michael steele and molly ball, politics writer at "the atlantic." >> i get it. a member of your party cannot say they would prefer any part of obamacare. they can't say it. >> they can't say it. >> but he basically said it. >> he basically said it and laid out the parameters under which it would make sense to do a repair and what to repair. but when you pressed him back on why don't you just say that? they have to stick with the nomenclature that has been on the street for the last six years and that's what is getting them in this box. repeal and repair language is deadly at this point. >> i feel like it's a political argument that they're having right now. that they just got to fulfill the political semantics. >> you know, i think if the problem was as simple as messaging you'd hear them start to change the messaging but i do think the messaging reflects a deeper policy problem which

far in excess of 300,000 right now in arkansas. as the states try to absorb some of the cost, it is not sustainable in the long term for the states or for the federal government. that is the reason we have to change course. we have to do away with the affordable care act and we have to reform it and we are working for that reform package. i am so delighted with the conversations we've had. we have worked hard as governors , but now we brought our ideas to administration that is willing to listen. they are listening and we are looking forward to being able to present our ideas later as governor walker indicated after the president's state of the union address. these are ideas that will give us more reform and flexibility in the states. we want to be a will to put more stringent worker requirements in. we move people up the economic ladder. work training. we did not have that flexibility in reform capacity and the previous administration. we tried, we did not get it. that's the reason the numbers in arkansas are higher than what we w

we'll hear views from arkansas.uy vauxhall in britain and 0pel in germany from the us company general motors for £1.9 billion — that's about 2.3 billion dollars. there are concerns about big job losses as a result of the deal. four and a half thousand people work at vauxhall plants in the uk — in luton and ellesmere port. unions say the fight begins now to try safeguard jobs. here's our industry correspondentjohn moylan. vauxhall‘s vast vehicle plant at luton, for decades a cornerstone of gm's european operations. but soon what happens here will be decided in france. creating uncertainty for thousands of workers. we've all been worried, of course. we're all going to be worried because we've all got families. i myself have been here nearly 30 years. disbelief because no—one really knows what's going on. as again, we haven't been told. do you think you are safe? i believe we are. i don't see the reason to shut it down. earlier in paris, peugeot's boss, carlos tava res, alongside his counterpart from general motors con

arkansas just pass add law that allows people to bring guns in public buildings.ncludes football stadiums. there are so many reasons this is dumb. i don't know where to start. this has nothing to do with my personal feelings on guns or laws surrounding it. this strictly about letting drunken angry football fans have guns in arenas and stadiums. fights break out at games all the time. fans are liquored, get angry and start swinging at each other. what happens if that same guy has begun in his hands or what happens if that same guy doesn't like a call a ref make or doesn't like what an opposing player does? don't try to tell me alcohol won't be sold to people who carry weapons or those people are trained in responsible. football games and those type of at months fierce leads to stupid things. that's why you will never see me in arkansas covering a game. lucy. >> all right, sean bell. thank you much. hollywood wants for christmas is maybe mariah carey. her hit holiday song all i want for christmas is you, remember that from love actually in it was great. >> one of my

how worried are you about the potential backlash in arkansas? the town hall the town halls and how angry some people were. you did see that as well. how worried were you about that? >> this is why people hired us to come to washington, some very difficult issues. let's not forget the fact that doing nothing is not an option because doing nothing means this particular affordable care act what is going to implode by itself under its own weight. i think it's incumbent on congress to take action now so as not to create a situation where obamacare imposed on it own. again, take what we have. it's been a long process, part of our better way agenda. we've all been on it, the president ran on it to make this bill better, get consensus on the side of the capital and get this to the desk of the president. transfer of another president said he is counting on you for the success of the party if he will revolving around this. you are in the budget committee. i watch her thoughts on the president's proposed budget. arkansas is the third poorest state in the c

still to come on tonight's program, in clinton, arkansas, the support for donald trump goes deep. we will go south to hear what people want from the president. the united states and japan have requested an emergency meeting at the un security council to discuss the latest north korean ballistic missile launches. the missiles were launched from the country's border with china. it is estimated that traveled about 1000 kilometers, falling near japan. south korea said it was a serious provocation and a direct challenge to the world. meanwhile, the u.s. has decided to avoid an advanced antimissile defense system to south korea to defend against future launches. the bbc's stephen evans has more from seoul. steve: there has been strong condemnation from the government in seoul and from tokyo and from washington. there is a background to this. u.s. and south korean troops have just started joint exercises, which north korea says are practice for invasion. it prompted the chinese foreign ministry to call for both sides to show restraint. the regime in pyongyang has been rallying the citize

. >>> this video was taken outside senator tom cotton's field office in little rock, arkansas, at the end of january. i point out it was taken outside the office because the constituents of his who shot the video were never allowed inside the office. >>er where unable to allow anyone in the office because of recent threats that we have had. i'll be happy to pass anything over to the senator if you'd like to tell me. >> so we can't meet with anybody from the senator's office or the senator's staff who are -- >> as of right now we've been told that we can't. we've had people threatening our staff. >> i'm no threat to the senator or his staff. >> i understand that. >> here's a thing you should know about senator tom cotton. he's seen as a real rising star in the republican party. routinely described as an up and comer in the united states senate. he's known for his efforts to scale back legal immigration. legal. he wants to stop legal immigrants from coming to this country. that's very popular in republican politics right now. of course he has been an absolute champion of the idea of get

other high school students became the first african-american students at an all white school in arkansas. yesterday, dr. roberts talked to students at danville high school about racism and tolerance. he remembered how he was beaten and tormented by white students during the efforts to desegregate schools in arkansas. his visit comes after racist graffiti was found in the bathroom at high schools in san ramone and danville. >>> after sitting and kneeling during the national anthem, colin kaepernick will stand up. he is reporting that he does not want past protests to detract from positive changes. he started kneeling to show opposition to what he called racial injustice. this news comes as he is said to opt out of his contract with the team today and become a free agent. the bleacher report says several teams indicated they would not consider signing him if he continued his protest. >>> this weekend is here, right here. >> yes. >> it is time to start thinking about what you will do on your days off. >> i know you are ready. rosemary has some ideas for you that include everything from soul

a video from a police stop in arkansas.hat you're about to see is shocking. >> if a police officer ever pulls you over, there's a way to prove you're stone cold sober. just try a little juggling. that's what an arkansas college student did after he got pulled over for having a broken taillight. ( laughter ) >> trevor: why are people having a good time in america? ( laughter ) the cops pull you over at night, and in the middle of the stop, you're, like, hold on, officer, let me reach into my car. let me reach into my car, officer. yeah, you relax. i'm just going to reach into my car. what are you getting? my white privilege. that's what i'm getting. that's what i'm getting, officer. that's watt i'm getting. ( cheers and applause ) juggling is such a white thing as well, when you think about it. no, the whole concept, you have so much stuff that, at some point, you're, like, i can't even hold all of this stuff. i'll have to throw some of it in the air! that's probably how jug lynn starred. someone was like, wow, you have thre

the view from clinton, arkansas.. and to see whether they are still with the president. they are the people who will benefit all lose out because of trump's policies and what he does. it will be interesting to see what their barometer for success is. is health care critical to them? do they need him to have a success on that, or do they want to hang onto some of the provisions that they got under president 0bama's health care reform. 0ne they got under president 0bama's health care reform. one of the most interesting things that we can carry on doing is listening to what people are saying. that is the second family we have heard from from clinton. we showed you at the weekend a family of ranchers. both of them have said, he talks like us. he isa of them have said, he talks like us. he is a straight talker who tells it as it is. they like that about him. they also like small government. 0ne of the rogers was saying, why do i need, he was talking about the epa and scott pruitt, why do i need regulations on my river, th

what would your message to those people in the great state of arkansas be?at this is a beginning of a process that you see in washington. there's a long ways to go. so take a a deep breath. relax and be assured that what the reform that we have in arkansas we want to continue. we want to make sure that we come out with a system thatten doesn't reduce the insured care that they have right now. what we have right now is not working. it needs to be replaced. but as you said, the key is what we replace it with. the governors are calling out for taking advantage of this opportunity for true reform. that gives the state more flexibility than b what the house plan suggests. and we don't need to have a major cost shift and that's one of the challenges we face. >> the republicans are moving a tad too quickly. is he right? >> i don't mind them moving quickly. and the house that should not be the end result. . the house plan may pass the house and that's okay. but i'm counting on the senate to take a stronger look, listen to the governors on this and to go back to a pl

a video from a police stop in arkansas.hat you're about to see is shocking. >> if a police officer ever pulls you over, there's a way to prove you're stone cold sober. just try a little juggling. that's what an arkansas college student did after he got pulled over for having a broken taillight. ( laughter ) >> trevor: why are people having a good time in america? ( laughter ) the cops pull you over at night, and in the middle of the stop, you're, like, hold on, officer, let me reach into my car. let me reach into my car, officer. yeah, you relax. i'm just going to reach into my car. what are you getting? my white privilege. that's what i'm getting. that's what i'm getting, officer. that's watt i'm getting. ( cheers and applause ) juggling is such a white thing as well, when you think about it. no, the whole concept, you have so much stuff that, at some point, you're, like, i can't even hold all of this stuff. i'll have to throw some of it in the air! that's probably how jug lynn starred. someone was like, wow, you have thre

tornado and severe thunderstorm warnings are posted in parts of oklahoma, arkansas, and texas. golf ball-sized hail smashed car windows in texas last night north of ft. worth, and the hail crashed through a skylight in one home. >> you could hear it coming from the distance, just like a stampede, and all of a sudden a loud thud hit our skylight and finally went through. it sounded like glass breaking obviously. >> baseball-sized hail piled up on lawns and there are reports of a tornado in texas and oklahoma. the stormy weather made its way into ohio yesterday. a funnel cloud was spotted outside of columbus. >>> in japan eight high school students on an outing were reportedly killed today in an avalanche. they were climbing a mountain at a ski resort 75 miles north of tokyo when disaster struck. at least 30 people were hurt. more than 100 troops are searching for survivors. the snowstorm hindered rescuers. >>> and hundreds of protesters are under arrest in russia following a wave of anti-government demonstrations. dozens of protests were held across the country including moscow

the best chance of any tornadoes today, northern portions of louisiana, southern arkansas. don't think we'll get a lot of tornadoes, maybe just a couple here or there. so that is enough to do damage and be deadly or dangerous. so we'll keep an eye on that. here's the timing of all of this if you're traveling today, kansas city, your storms and everything for you will be early in the day. by mid-afternoon, the late afternoon, the storms are right through missouri and heading down through the arklatek area. and then maybe houston, 6:00 to 7:00, that's your threat time. we'll push it to memphis and early saturday morning, but by this time, the storms will be weakening. the cooler side of the storm, we had rain in chicago throughout the night tonight and into tomorrow. then through saturday afternoon, we'll watch the threat of severe weather again, alabama through areas of mississippi. and all at the same time, the warmth is surging up the east coast a little bit. so after a cool morning, nice day today in d.c. at 63, and as louis mentioned, there are some rain chances in new e

>> i told them it was the same as arkansas. going through your mind? monk ties it up. what were you thinking? >> i was late on the switch and i got out there late and then i shot it like i do every day in practice. >> you are going back to the final four. back to you. >> jim: luke maye, pride of huntersville, north carolina. on their way to phoenix. "60 minutes" leads off the lineup tonight. for bill, tracy, grant, so long from memphis. carolina takes the south regional championship. we'll see you in the final four. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division. ♪ (cover of chainsmokers 'don't l♪ me down') ♪ ♪ the issues we care about can weigh on us. so lift the weight of caring, by doing. visit state farm's neighborhoodofgood.com to volunteer in your community. it's not about where you were born. it's not about your gender. or the color of your skin. or whether you're rich, poor, or in the middle. no matter what you play. if you have the skill and drive to succeed in school and in sports, we'll provide the opportunity. ca

andle in texas, oklahoma, arkansas are bracing for another round of severe storms.trong wind destroyed a louisiana church and a tornado ripped a mobile home off its frame and arkansas. the size of hail golf balls. a 7 on your side consumer alert the powers because steering hoses could leak fluid, causing a fire. the recall affects the 2013, 2014 mirano. the problem is the power steering hose clamp may not adequately secure the hose. nissan says that dealers will have to install a new kit. murano owners should contact nissan customer service right away. this is a lesson in what not to do if you are a professional cow wrangler. a police officer in texas try to corral a runaway cow in the park but had to bail on the effort when it came running towards him. this was all captured on the officer's dash cam. the officer was not hurt. the police say the cow is still on the run, and so is the police officer. josh: oh, my gosh. kimberly: wow, they don't look fast, but they are. josh: that little chain-link fe today." warnern to spring time -- to spring time warnearmth. josh:

hoax and scott pruitt recentlynk beten c w it's a prime teat of severe weather is shifting east arkansas, texas, and louisiana could see significant thunderstorms, hail, ibflood-pr rain. there were reports of over a dozen tornadoes in texas yesterday. the described this storm in central texas as large, dangerous, and enurs or significant damage are reported. >>> police in west texas srm ch in a car crash yesterday apparently while driving toward a tornado. it miles southeast of tornadoes had been reported at the time. police say one vehicle ran a o severe weather was not the direct cause of the crash. committee took up a sex abuse scandal that's usa gymnastics. sexually abused by a former gymnastics doctor larry naser and the government has failed to protect them.disbelieved and ev criticized by some in the gymnastics community to bringing this disturbing issue to light. w alone. >> the culture was money and medals. the culture wasn't about the senator dianne feinstein is sponsoring a bill that requires tough tougher for sports. larry nassar is being held in ig charges. >>> prime ministe

home the first time he had been out of public housing in a long time because he was governor of arkansas before that. the thought that was an interesting way. somebody told me interesting story with the first day was like. there will come up and there was no coffee. they had been spent enough time in the house to know how to make themselves a cup of coffee. had to go out. chelsea was there and had to figure out just to feed themselves. that was interesting. if somebody who has had everything provided by service to him as president and governor suddenly has to fend for himself as a private citizen so that struck me as funny and touching it seemed like a good place to start the book then when i got to the end i had to finish the book before the election have happened otherwise it would have had a different ending but at that time it would seem certain that she would be the next president but today would come when he would wake up in the white house again. behalf to say my book editor prompted that idea. so what would that be like in a completely different roll classics. as he would have be

the former governor of arkansas.one end of seven bidding on e wall right now they are hispanic. >> if you build a church that you don't believe in the doctrine of the church what race was to do let your people go without jobs. if you're in the business of building you get a contract and you build. at doesn't mean you have to wear the dresses in the dresses in the dress shop that you built. and does it mean that you have to agree with the ball. -- with the wall. when the government begins to penalize you or even the public says because they don't like the nature of what you're building even though you're building it correctly that is nuts. that is not american anymore. i have flown the entire security while of israel. before the wall was built and they had been condemned for it. they have a thousand suicide bombers per year. when people say walls don't work yes they do. you are not getting any city contracts from us. they actually said you will get sued and you will lose. he's exactly right. when the tax payer funded

i were to buy insurance in arkansas, i won't receive the level of care as someone from arkansas liveshere? will give an example. there are guidelines and rules put in that say what insurance companies have to do. what guidelines they have to have, what regulations they have to have. states that have more regulation of guidelines mean the consumer is protected more because companies have to follow a more restrict guideline as much as how much you pay for this or how much you set aside for this and what it means is something may cost you $15 less in their states, but your risk is going a lot higher because you don't have protection from the company . does that make sense what i am telling you? host: are the insurance companies now -- what is there thinking about these proposed havees especially as we had several years of them under the obamacare program? caller: insurance is insurance. most people just think insurance is how much money is coming in and how much claims are paid out, which is far from the truth. you have to go out your actuary tables were you go out 20 years but companies

these hill from clinton, arkansas.turn there to hear how one couple raising goats is looking to donald trump for policies they believe in. every plane crash is different. ,> they think they are my pets which they are. i love my babies. cooper. name is aaron this is my wife danielle. we are a loving couple. we are an airplane record service. we will take the airplane apart. all of these airplanes that are out here, we drilled parts off of them and sell them all over the world. danielle: i like trump. everyone likes that he was blunt . a lot of people in the south are like that. if i don't like you, i'm going to tell you to your face, i won't go behind your back. the way it was we were thinking deeper and deeper in debt. he has already proved he can do something with his income. why would he not be able to pull the u.s. up? even if he only pulls it up a small amount, it's better than going with her in. aaron: when you grow up in a small town, there are not a whole lot of options. i am very fortunate to have a job. daniel

." >> beverly carter was making a name for herself in little rock, arkansas. >> her face was in the paper every week. >> she had a billboard on one of the busiest interstates with her face on it. >> as a top selling realtor, beverly carter had become somewhat of a local celebrity. with her smile, he put house hunters at ease, trusted to find the perfect home like she often did. >> she was awesome at it. nobody can do it like beverly could. >> but there was a down side to celebrity. >> this realtor had a target on her back. >> she did and she didn't know it. >> for beverly, being a realtor was more than closing the deal. was see in the perfect job for her personality? >> yes. >> absolutely. >> her sons, chad and carl jr. and his wife were always amazed at how much they loved her. >> one of her clients, she went to their baby shower. she just sold them a house. it was a newer client. that speaks for itself. >> she a beautiful smile. >> she had a smile that would fill the room. >> she was hands down the most genuine person you ever met. >> chad, beverly's youngest son, said it was like his m

from springdale, arkansas, please welcome sojas wagle. [cheers and applause] sojas, how you doing, buddy? >> good, how are you? [dramatic music] ♪ >> so you're the, uh, bowl champ twice. >> yes. >> the mvp, you-- perfect score on the act english portion? >> yes. >> that's pretty impressive. so tell me something good you've done academically. i'm just kidding. [laughter] quiz bowl, for everyone that doesn't know, that's like the super bowl of...quizzing for adults and kids. >> um, yeah, i think mostly it's for kids. and what it is, is different schools, they have different teams, and they compete against each other. and it's about trivia questions, kind of like this show, except it's in time. so whoever knows it-- not only knows it but who answers it the quickest... >> right. >> get 'em, gets the point for their team. >> i would say you're made for this show. right? i feel like you're a good fit. you ready to play today? >> yes. >> all right, well let me tell you what you're up against. 14 questions, the money value is growing from $500 al

we're going to concentrate on one place in clinton, a same town in arkansas. a state trump took.have been speaking to supporters. we have become so politically correct, that you cannot say poop if you step in it. friends, neighbours, jesus, all welcome. that was pretty good. i enjoyed that.|j jesus, all welcome. that was pretty good. ienjoyed that. iam jesus, all welcome. that was pretty good. i enjoyed that. i am peggy. this is my husband, and we host the national championships at our ranch here. i do the hard work! she pays the bills. 32nd year. last year, we have 40 5000. it is the largest horse event in the us we know of. born to be a cowboy. bullrider? god didn't let me! and a rancher. president trump, i like him. i tell people that i am married to him, because my husband isjust like him. says what he's going to do. does it. and that is why we like him.|j says what he's going to do. does it. and that is why we like him. i think the government is out of control. they need to have more people, with hands—on experience. those who have lived on the river. my grandmother, and my

the counterclockwise rotation, from arkansas into texas. and the severe thunderstorm watch in wichita at this moment. and the orange, elevated risk in arkansas and east the area that needs to watch. through mississippi, saturday, afternoon and evening, from birmingham to montgomery to the gulf coast. tom? >> thank you. >>> next tonight, the amtrak derailme derailment making a mess in new york. suffering a minor derailment, sideswiping a new jersey train. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. >>> the street inferno. cars in flames, igniting a fire line. >>> and harrison ford's tower. >>> and "america strong," the firefighter breathing life back into a dog. the incredible story, coming up. will walk into a room where 15 people will be waiting... 12 behind the sofa, 2 behind the table and 1 and a half behind a curtain. family: surprise! but only one of them will make a life long dream come true. great things are ahead of you when your health is ready for them. at humana, we can help you with a personalized plan

the counterclockwise rotation, from arkansas into texas. and the severe thunderstorm watch in wichita at this moment. and the orange, elevated risk in arkansas and east texas, that's the area that needs to watch. through mississippi, saturday, afternoon and evening, from birmingham to montgomery to the gulf coast. tom? >> thank you. >>> next tonight, the amtrak derailme derailment making a mess in new york. suffering a minor derailment, sideswiping a new jersey >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. >>> the street inferno. cars in flames, igniting a fire line. >>> and harrison ford's exchanges with the control tower. >>> and "america strong," the firefighter breathing life back into a dog. the incredible story, coming up. will walk into a room where 15 people will be waiting... 12 behind the sofa, 2 behind the table and 1 and a half behind a curtain. family: surprise! but only one of them will make a life long dream come true. great things are ahead of you when your health is ready for them. at humana, we can

joining me now is republican senator cotton of arkansas.hanks for being with us. >> good to be on. >> take a listen to house speaker paul ryan earlier today. >> we as republicans who fought the creation of this law and accurately predicted that it would not work, ran for office in 2010, in 2012, in 2014, and in 2016 on a promise that we would, if given the ability, we would repeal and replace this law. this is the closest we will ever get to repealing and replacing obamacare. the time is here. the time is now. this is the moment. and this is the closest this will ever happen. >> senator, your response? he's saying, this is it. >> of course that's not the case, jake. there's no urgency here. there is no deadline. we need to get health care reform right. we don't have to get it fast. what we need to deliver on is the promise that we would make health care more affordable for americans. we would make it accessible. and we would cut down on the stress and the anxiety that health care causes for americans. unfortunately the house legislation is

arkansas takes advantage of a flagrant two automatic free throws and the ball.ock down four in the final seconds and beats seton hall 77-71. phillies play the blue jays in clearwater. we got to see each aaron nola once again. phillies wearing the traditional green jerseys to celebrate st. patrick's day. howie cep trick helping out nola in the third. he gets all of this 31 shot phillies with the three-one lead. then in the fourth it's nola giving up an rbi triple to the rails. nola went four and two-thirds four runs, walked four in the phillies lot to the jay. >> i love when they wear the green on st. patrick's day. >> nice break from the usual. >> let's get another look at the weather. cold and 50's. >> crazy. >> cold snow then 50's. there's a light at the end of this tunnel but i want to do show you the snowfall amounts because this storm will be really interesting. i like one to 2-inches on average but the wild card two to 5-inch deal i got to look at new models going in the 10:00 o'clock newscast. if we shift that down it will happen at 10:00 o'clock. really

future radar brings this cluster through missouri and arkansas. and the threat tomorrow, through the memphis and mississippi river valley. isolated tornadoes and damaging winds. meanwhile, northern new york, northern new england, freezing wind is and snow, then temps into the 70s and 80s. the swings of spring. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. an animal clinic turned upside-down when a car crashes into the front desk. the close call, caught on camera. >>> and is laughing gas the new epidural? you heard it right. what may be a new trend in managing the pain of childbirth. is a tv show fueling the popularity? >>> plus, the robot revolution, from making coffee to folding laundry. the shocking new figure, when it comes to technology taking jobs. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely cl

some 19 million people in arkansas, texas, and louisiana could see significant thunderstorms, hail, possible tornados, and flood-producing rain. there were reports of over a dozen tornadoes in texas yesterday. the national weather service described this storm in central texas as large, dangerous, and violent. but so far no injuries or significant damage are reported. >>> police in west texas say three storm chasers were killed in a car crash yesterday apparently while driving toward a tornado. it happened about 50 miles southeast of lubbock. tornadoes had been reported at the time. police say one vehicle ran a stop sign and hit the other but severe weather was not the direct cause of the crash. >>> the senate judiciary committee took up a sex abuse scandal that's rocked usa gymnastics. retired gymnasts testified they were sexually abused by former gymnastics doctor larry nasr, and the government has failed to protect them. women have come forward to testify against nasr. >> i was disbelieved and even criticized by some in the gymnastics community to bringing this disturbing issue to light. n

working with a governor in arkansas who is trying to figure out how to pay for people who have medicaid. that's the dynamic in the senate. that's why you have speaker ryan saying this is the only bill that can pass both houses of congress. there's still a lot of question marks over in the senate. >> kasie, good to talk to you. >>ifies to see you. >> several former u.s. attorneys forced to resign by the trump administration friday are speaking out. tom mishman called is abrupt and shocking yesterday. on friday attorney general jeff sessions asked 46 u.s. attorneys appointed by president obama to resign. 47 had already stepped down. while the order was sudden, it's not unusual for a new president to replace the u.s. attorneys. in 1993, u.s. attorney general janet reno demanded the resignations of all 93 u.s. attorneys when bill clinton took office. jeff sessions, by the way, was one of those. and also was my next guest, michael mi you had already made plans to leave but you were able to stay on for about three weeks beyond jan crawford greenburg et reasonio's request for your resignation.

they moved through arkansas and have to go through memphis. ahance c more low elevation sno washington and oregon. in california, showers, also. we'll show you a closer view of the radar in the northwest. people in the northeast complaining about the lack of spring. it's nothing compared to the cold in the northwest and rockies. >> it is nowhere near spring yet. bill, thank you. >>> a turtle is recovering after surgeons removed 900 coins from her stomach. they named her piggy bank. she ate coins thrown in her pond for good luck. look at the x-ray. they successably removed the coins and piggy bank is expected to make a full recovery with an empty stomach. just ahead, ben carson tries to explain calling slaves immigrants. >>> plus, a rapper did something extraordinary for chicago's kids. you are watching "early today." the right look is whatever makes you feel beautiful. wear that shade. wear that shade. throw shade. nice. no makeup monday or definitely makeup... it's monday. go natural. go big. go bold. ladies, don't let anybody tell you what m

host: that is carol, in jonesboro arkansas. greta is monitoring the news. >> we have a news update for our viewers. the associated press reporting that the islamic state group says through its news agency that the london attacker yesterday in parliament was a "soldier of the islamic state." , this morning, giving a speech before parliament. she says that the london terror attack suspect tried to silence our democracy. here is her speech. >> i can confirm that overnight the police have searched six addresses and made eight arrests in birmingham and london. mr. speaker, it is still believed that this attacker acted alone. and the police have no reason to believe there are imminent further attacks on the public. his identity is known to the police and mi5. operational considerations will allow him to be publicly identified. what i can confirm is that the man was british-born and that some years ago, he was once investigated by mi5 in relation to concerns about violent extremism. he was a peripheral figure. >> that from the london

and in that arkansas will be 1957, made to comply that the federal government. it is very much within the law and order scope and not so much within the scope of eisenhower taking a stronger stance on the substantive point of civil rights. so that is also a big difference. and as i bridge from eisenhower to kennedy, the other thing i should note here is that the civil rights legacies of most of the mid-20th century presidents i'm talking about are deeply contested. this is true for f.d.r., it is certainly true for eisenhower, true for kennedy, and i think to a lesser extent also true for harry truman that scholars debate about whether these presidents what were their true , attitudes, how, did they do enough, did they take strong moral stances, did they expend enough political capital? these are some of the debates that are not settled. moving into kennedy. here, perhaps, maybe the most fraught in terms of the historical perceptions of kennedy's legacy on civil rights. in 1961, kennedy issues an executive order 10925 which , gives federal agencies authority to s

makes mexicans not important to people who are in arkansas who like mexicans, so like me, my grandma>> and he's deleting all the parts in pbs kids just to make a wall. ( cheers and applause ) heshtd dhe shouldn't do that. >> trevor: you know you (bleep) up even when the little kids are coming hard at you. i bet senator cotton thought he was getting a softball. all right, tough room. let's see what that kid wants to say? what do you want to know about, my favorite candy? the kid's like, let's talk about the emoluments clause! (bleep)! some people say why the hell is a kid participating? he's not old enough to vote. when you have a president who thinks global warming is a hoax, he doesn't know if he'll have a chance to vote in the future so the kid is getting involved now. some congressmen have noticed the uncomfortable positions their colleagues are getting into. instead of facing the heat, they've decided to get out to have kitchen. >> some lawmakers defending actions, citing concerns for safety. congress louie gohmert telling constituents in a letter the house sergeant at arms infor

weather overnight including reports of dozens of tornadoes and hundreds of storms from minnesota to arkansas. >>> and from one pregnant giraffe to another. well, sort of. "early today" starts right now. good to be with you. i'm frances rivera. developing overnight, north korean state media just released video of four missiles launching the these could be the ballistic missiles fired into japanese waters on monday. in response the united states has begun dough employing an antimissile system to south korea. defense officials insist it is strictly defensive, a defense siv system aimed solely at north korea. they are holding malaysian citizens hostage. it has been disintegrating since the half brother was attacked at kuala lumpur airport in february. >>> here at home donald trump continues to face questions on his unsubstantiate the allegations that former president obama wiretapped his office during the 2016 campaign. question is not just being lobbed by democrats, but trump's fellow republicans. senator john mccain is asking for proof sharing tough words on the obligations. >> it is his oblig

the severe storm system also caused damage in northern arkansas forcing people to have to goa go to alter. >> turning to accuweather and dave murphy. the storms could pack a punch. >> yeah, they could. it won't last long. i have a can earn in some be neighborhoods it could be as kids are getting out of school. the school stays opened s it looks like the's something coming your way n't taketh walk ho school and right at the appointed time if you have a storm head your way. storm tracker6 live double scan shows you that you aredrfo. there are some showers moving in on the other side of gettysburg that come in a little later in the commute. as we take a look outside we've got cloudy skies for the most part. there it is, the battleship new jersey, looks like about half the lights are off this morning. and a little bit of patchy fog visible along the river. some of you may see some of that on the way in and in most cases it doesn't look like it's horrific but i just had someone tweet me 4 from essington who said it's foggy out there. step outside, a light jacket works. 56 degrees, winds br

i think of nolan richardson and arkansas and president clinton was there. sorry, your last college game. and the other coach to win a game before a sitting president, ray harper. and president obama was in dayton. we mentioned earlier, western kentucky win over the mississippi valley state. and brought david cameron. here's mathiang for two more. >> bill: they ask for your autograph? >> jim: right? and president clinton went to the regional final when arkansas advanced and bet michigan. >> bill: he and nolan. >> grant: i was in a good mood until you brought that story up. >> bill: i am a arkansas traveller. and there's your guy. giga. >> jim: hitting the fifth three of he game. he can go back to say he gave 30 to the cardinals. i liked watching him. and nine rebounds and maybe be pick up a rebound and pick up a double- double in the closing secon seconds. snider. 78- 63. they have to be proud of the effort. no question. one more three- pointer and off of the mark. and mathiang send itself up court and louisville is heading to a sunday meeting with michigan.