arkansas, t.j.'s home state.earlier just how proud she can tell i am. i am a kid who's born and raised in the state of arkansas and i'm proud university of arkansas graduate and they gave me the keys to the place this morning. the keys to reynolds razorback stadium, a 75,000-seat stadium that, yes, this morning is somewhat empty but, usually when you see it on national tv, it's full of 75,000 fans. but this morning, i want you to know and i am very proud of this "rise & shine" to let you see there's more to my home state. ♪ welcome to my home state of arkansas. ♪ from the capital of little rock to the razorbacks in fayetteville, home to hot springs national park, the country's oldest national park, predating yellowstone by some 40 years. with over 600,000 acres of lakes and 9700 miles of streams and rivers, the natural state has it all. >> hi, how are you today? >> reporter: in el dorado, you'll find betty's old fashion. >> i've been here 58 years and worked here 10 years and bought the place. >> reporter: it's b

is introduced by arkansas senator john bozeman. [applause] >> thank you all. that was a big hint to get up here. >> thank you all. i want to take a second to thank barbara and jonathan at don't want to call out names because i know how hard everyone has worked to make this happen. this is a big deal. it has taken a lot of effort. you've raised a lot of money. thanks to senator scott being here but these things don't happen, only 3 weeks, it is remarkable. and it shows the great work this county committee has done for so many years, made such a difference in changing the state, moving us read. i will clap to that. so thank you all so much for being here, what you do for the community, state, country. tonight is all about getting fired up to help republicans continue to win and lead in arkansas and to take back congress in november. a red wave is coming and when it gets here we will be in strong position to push against the biden/harris agenda and the radical left policies they want to force on our nation. one of the key leaders of that in the effort to stop tha

then later as a staff man for the arkansas gazette at the age of 14. he was produced by the best, tutored by the best, and like those before him became the best. stops along the way at publications like the log cabin democrat in conway, and the tulsa world helped prepare him for a gig in 1992 with a new arkansas magazine called, hogs illustrated. leaving the tulsa world for an upstart might have been a tough decision for a lot of people, but with clay, it just seemed a natural pit. after all, clay was a hog not a sooner. he partered in divide the publication with a george billingsley before selling to stevens media, then later to the hussman company, waco media, which became the sole other. never step the common denominator that found its way into the mailboxes of hog fans everywhere was clay henry. lots of contributing -- contributing writers, amazing photographers, great sails men, but only one clay henry. 27 years as publisher. and now it's off to the north fork river where the trout have a full-time enemy. that is when jean ann, his bride of 45 yea

it might be another republican but not a republican from arkansas. so, if you care about the budget, if you care about somebody that wakes up every day and says what's good for arkansas, it's john bozeman. [applause] so i'm the chair of the committee and let me tell you where we are. we have a 50-50 senate right now and we've been able to block a lot of the bad stuff, but not all of it. they've been able to pass some bills with a 50/50 vote and breaking the tie. so we've got to get a majority. we have 21 members up and they have 14. so we have 15 incumbents running and everybody has a hard race. some people have primaries but we can win every one of the raises even if we go out to vote. if we raise our money. we have five open seats that we have right now north carolina, pennsylvania, missouri, alabama and oklahoma. all of those are winnable. we have great candidates running we just have to raise the money and raise a good race. we have pickup opportunities. herschel walker in georgia is leading. [applause] herschel is leading in the primary and in t

more than two dozen hail reports in arkansas and oklahoma.l in arkansas. a severe-thunderstorm watch is in effect for parts of arkansas, mississippi, and tennessee, including the city of memphis until 4:00 a.m. be safe, everyone, hunker down. take all the precautions. thanks for watching. our live covererage continues wh john vause right after this. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. make your business future ready with the network from the most innovative company. get internet and voice for $49.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. and ask how to get up to a $650 prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. >>> hello. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm john vause live in lviv, ukraine. at the outset of what is likely to be a blo

a severe storm last night dropped hail stones the size of baseballs in northwest arkansas, damaging carsr the forecast let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> reporter: good evening, norah. yes, multiple states under the gun for severe weather once again, showing you a virtual view of little rock, arkansas, and what conditions will look like later on this evening with damaging wind, hail, tornadoes all possible across arkansas. it won't be the only state threatened. across the south, all the way through the midwest, intense storms could race through iowa and the midwest. we do it all again tomorrow. our exclusive image shows the number higher than 7. the higher the number, the higher of the threat, especially across the south that extends all the way to the great lakes. if that weren't enough, the storm system responsible for an epic april blizzard across the dakotas. two feet is possible. >> o'donnell: that's tough. mike bettes, thank you. still ahead right here on tonight's "cbs evening news," an update in the case of th

overnight hours, not only is it possible, it's likely for parts of texas through louisiana, southern arkansas mississippi. the timing for this, over the next several hours some of the biggest storms we're going to see will be across the red river valley around texas, southern oklahoma as well, and then eventually this will move into louisiana and arkansas, could see damaging wind, very large hail and of course can't rule out the threat for tornadoes and the threat continues again tomorrow, norah. >> chris, thank you. >>> tonight, at least one suspect is under arrest in connection with that deadly mass shooting early sunday in sacramento. six people were killed and a dozen injured. police say the manhunt for other gunmen is ongoing. we get the latest from reporter steve large of our cbs sacramento station kovr. >> reporter: just seconds after this fight on the streets of downtown sacramento, police say multiple suspects opened fire as people fled in panic. >> reporter: police have made one arrest, but at least 100 shell casings were found from various weapons. of the 18 people hit, six of them

. >> arkansas republican senator tom cotton spoke at the republican national lawyers association with the animal conference in the washington area creed following his remarks the association presented him with the award named for president reagan attorney general >> thank you all very much, thank you for the kind introduction and thank you for the warm welcome. it is great to be back at the republican lawyers association. someone described as group as a lesson or to group of the federal society. you have to look around the room and i'm not sure if that's accurate or not. that was an april fools joke. not about the federal society but about you. the tip of the spear for the courtrooms and places all across the country to ensure republicans get a fair shape and the democrats as partisan as it may be, played by the rules. when republican campaign needs a legal brief at 3:00 a.m. on election night they call you in their home states. many other patriots like my former boss chuck cooper. i have to tell you it is hard work as a young associate to keep chuck cooper appointed in the luxurious

the gentleman from arkansas yields back. the gentleman from south carolina. >> i yield three minutes to the gentleman from michigan, mr. tim walberg. >> general fund -- gentleman from michigan is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise today in support of house resolution 336 and once again call on the russian government to release american citizens paul whelan. i thank my colleague congresswoman stevens for her undying leadership in fighting this travesty, and it is a travesty. it has now been over three years since paul whelan, a michigan resident and marine veteran and most importantly, any american citizen, was imprisoned in russia without proper evidence -- an american citizen, was imprisoned in russia without proper evidence or a trial. sham trial that is the message that paul wanted to convey while the system handed out a ridiculous sentence. throughout his attainments, he has been denied access to proper medical treatment, despite a sharp decline in his health. just this week, i returned from ukraine where russian atrocit

was it not only in arkansas but also in india. ok, thank you very much for you. i'm in the, i'm really not constance to words, you know, providing not any military base to united states was not welcome by the state department and even the pentagon. and he basically publicly said a statement where he said that things will get tougher pockets on being true because he knew what was coming. and recently, in the public statement, the public the political parties are doing ha, spreading through the finance that is coming from the west. and they are going to held a new conference board in which you're going to be austin. so it is very important for the state institutions who listen what brian, mr. ron has been saying to the, to the bikes on institutions, he went to all the institutions like compelling that they must stop this conspiracy . otherwise you're not going to become successful. well, in changing as well. so how do you see the situation developing in the coming months? so obviously, image hon shows has very wide support among the population. we have seen that pe

that one from scranton, arkansas.in, right closer to the front from southeastern minnesota through iowa, and this is just today, tomorrow we open it up for an even bigger area so chicago, indianapolis, st. louis, little rock again, jackson and shreveport, louisiana. busy couple of days, just don't let your guard down. two ways of getting warnings. let's get a check closer to home. drew: sunny skies today but it is windy again this afternoon. gusting at 30 to 35 miles per hour. temperatures in the 50's to low 60's. overnight we will have clouds moving in after midnight. numbers in the 30's and 40's. here is the seven-day forecast. we will track the wind again this afternoon. rain late tomorrow night into thursday. another chance on saturday and another chance f f f f f f f f f >>> it's time for "pop news." >> i know it's time for "pop news." everybody is looking at me. [ laughter ] >> come on, george. >> "pop news" time, lara. >> thank you, george. very special intro this morning. a lot to talk about. we're going to be

fÉlix: y la temporada de tornados sigue muy activa.y uno muy poderoso paso por arkansas.dad. gallo con lo mÁs reciente de este destructivo fenÓmeno que hizo volar automÓviles por los aires. galo: Éste se momento donde donde un poderoso tornado tocaba tierra. en el aire se puede ver como velaban emplease las estructuras de edificios y viviendas. un espantoso ruido que producÍa este fenÓmeno natural eriza la piel de cualquiera.muchos moradores grababan con sus celulares el paso del huracÁn. temiendo que lo peor estaba sucediendo sus vecinos. mÁs de 20,000 personas quedaron sin electricidad en varias zonas. pero ya se podÍan ver los destrozos que ocasionaron—— que ocasionaron los tornados. sabemos que hubo un golpe detonado direct. y viajo. tuvimos muchos edificios que sufrieron daÑos muy fuertes. creemos que un total de 966 edificios en el camino, dijo el jefe de bomberos. recomendÓ que los juristas alejarÁn del Área para ayudar a los que verdaderamente lo necesitan. se reportan heridos que fuera llevados hospitales. algunos con lesiones de gravedad. en algunas Áreas los au

the states of mississippi and arkansas amounted to without electricity from thousands of homes.ng news on the channel russia hello shevtsov in the donetsk people's republic, ukrainian militants are mining critical civilian infrastructure facilities , mikhail mizintsev, head of the national defense control center of russia, said. the dam of the ugolgorsk thermal power plant was mined, in case of its explosion , three settlements will be flooded, where more than 15,000 people live, and in the kramatorsk region , nationalists can blow up an overpass over the railway and blame the russian army for this. over the past day, more than 14 1/2,000 residents of the dpr and lpr from dangerous regions of ukraine the cruiser moskva, on which a fire occurred due to safety detonation in a storm , sank, the russian ministry of defense notes that this happened during the towing of the ship due to damage to the hull received during the fire from detonation safety. the ship lost stability the crew of the ship was evacuated earlier. onf activists delivered several tens of tons of barley and wheat t

how did they get away with it the grand jury in little rock has indicted 10 arkansas res.shing in california edd debit cards what we will find out as the case unfolds is just what went on. how did they do it? how did they get away with it? the indictment names former bank of america contractor madison clark of little rock a customer service agent serving edd card holders. it says clark used her position and quote access the bank of america systems without authorization to reissue debit cards remove fraud blocks. and add credits to unemployment accounts the us attorney's office said the other defendants then used the debit cards or withdraw 2.7 million dollars one defendant was out on bond facing a felony murder charge when authority say he joined the conspiracy the us attorney's office said b of a discovered the breach last year and fired the contract worker. i am not surprised that we're now seeing evidence of some inside jobs. assemblyman patterson has pushed for invest. negation of potential insider fraud that's going to be a big important lesson. i hope the edd and ban

so, now they're playing tomorrow they're playing the arkansas razorbacks [ cheers ] >> steve: uh-oh. no no [ laughter ] we have to -- we have to -- i mean, i love them, i hope they do well, but - >> steve: but not too well >> jimmy: not too well, yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] we want to help gonzaga win again, okay? but i think we should switch it up 'cause right now we want 'em to sing, like - ♪ i'll tell you what i want what i really really want yeah, i'm changing that up >> steve: what >> jimmy: basically, here's what we want to do each half is 20 minutes, right so when the game clock goes down to 11:35 -- that's when "the tonight show" airs. i want -- i want everyone to stand up, and just take their rowdy rags, and just whip it around but i want to -- since they're playing the arkansas razorbacks, i think they should go - ♪ let's beat the razorbacks razorbacks razorbacks ♪ [ light laughter ] ♪ let's beat the razorbacks razorbacks razorbacks ♪ ♪ ♪ we'll bea the razorback kids beat the razorback kid beat arkansas ♪ [ cheers and applause you're laughing. what are you laughing at >> st

now, as we go through the night we will see especially down through arkansas the threat of hail in excess of three inches in diameter, winds gusting over 70 miles per hour, and the risk of tornados. tomorrow notice it doesn't shift that far to the east we are still looking at severe storms with hail, tornados, and damaging wind gusts and then again on wednesday the same general area, including once again arkansas, but this time stretching up into st. louis, indianapolis, even chicago could have that risk of severe storms and since all this activity is happening in the same area we could see the risk of flooding especially across western tennessee. also want to point out the snowstorm that is bringing blizzard-like conditions to parts of the northwest we could see 18 to 24 inches lester, in portland, oregon, they have never seen measurable snow in april. they already have an inch of snow on the ground. >> got a lot on that map tonight. >> oh yeah >> thank you. >>> just in this evening the verdict in the second january 6th case to go to trial. thomas robertson who was an off duty virginia p

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crawford of arkansas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr.rawford will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by the following members -- henry ry cuellar, wow keen castro, mr. cooper, ms. barragan, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gonzalez of ohio, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. gonzalez will vote aye on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. carter of louisiana and ms. wilson of florida, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by congressman doug lamborn of the great state of color

don't delay coming here from arkansas or new york. get here. as center pointed out, we had said it. there is not a ton of on the job training when it comes to these positions of great responsibility. i look at it as great responsibility. i did talk to other counselors, people who would have that title. people whose portfolio i was about to assume. the last advice i would give especially -- two fold. your family and your friends. they are your rock. there is no term limit on them. i really don't care where you work. what do they care? it will love you most and best. they will be the most honest with you. get some friends or keep some friends or cultivate some friendships on the others of the aisle. i have many and it helped tremendously. it helped them too. and it helped me. that is -- i would say nonpartisan as it fundamentally should be. you have everybody's perspective. even if people don't agree with you, they will still love you and respect you and appreciate your company and your wisdom. that is incredibly important for anyone i think especially during these times. >> we are he

here is arkansas senator tom cotton., you and i predict that they would do this very thing that i have enough republican senators i think who are terrible on the issue of china. they know who they are. to go right along with this. what can you tell estimate about this move? potential move? >> laura, first off it so silly to blame these tariffs for inflation. these tariffs were in place almost from the beginning of the trump administration we did not have inflation. it's kind of like blaming inflation on so-called putin price hike when the price of gas was increasing well before vladimir putin invaded ukraine. the next thing they are going to be blaming inflation for is the lack of unicorn tears to fuel our cars. it's part of a pattern you see with the biden administration continuing to try to conciliate with china, turn the other cheek. not pursuing the likely origins of the coronavirus in the wall and lab. regrettably there still a lot of republicans in washington at around the country that think that china should be pr

governor, which is a much much smaller stage by a long shot and i can remember showing up at the arkansas govern. mansion and not having a clue about what i was supposed to do. i mean neither my husband nor i had ever lived in a house that big we had never had anybody cook our meals. we had never had people there to clean up after us it was astonishing and i remember the first night. we were there we walk into the kitchen and we said can we help and this woman had been the cook, you know for 30 years look like we were crazy. and so we had a lot of learning to do at that level and i saw, you know, mrs. kennedy moving into her role with you know, such grace and just marvelous ability to pull it together and then of course, i admired mrs. johnson so much because i thought that she had a voice of her own which she used and she promoted causes that she cared very much about and then as you know, the years went by and i had an opportunity actually to meet some of the women who were in this role like mrs. carter who my greatly admired and watched work very hard on behalf of causes. she and her h

district court, to answer questions concerning her work for the failed arkansas savings and loans at the center of whitewater criminal investigation. this was at 1:45 this afternoon. she is the first first lady to appear before the grand jury. here are some comments. >> i just want to say before i go in, that i am happy to answer the grand jury's questions, and look forward to telling them everything i know with the hope that it will help them in their investigation. i have to go in now, but when i come out, i will see you all then. thank you. >> you are all still here, i see. i was glad to have the opportunity to tell the grand jury what's i have been telling all of you. i do not know how the billing records came to be found where they were found, but i am pleased that they were found, because they confirm would i have been saying. it has been a long day, and i will take a question or two from some of you. >> how wide ranging where the questions? did they go beyond the civil appearance on the record of the white house? >> there were of other matters that were discussed, but most of

the university of central arkansas canceled classes today. that was due to a power outage and flooding. also breaking overnight, the u.s. has ordered all nonemergency government staff to leave shanghai china as covid cases surge. the state department says the order is an upgrade from last week's voluntary advisory. some people in shanghai have been stuck in their homes for weeks under china's strict handling of isolation and mass testing. here in the u.s., indoor mask rule are back in philadelphia. it's become the first city to restart the policy, restarting next monday. >> reporter: coronavirus infections mostly driven by the ba.2 subvariant are rising especially in the northeast. in philadelphia where cases have increased by more than 50% in the past ten days, officials have reinstated an indoor mask mandate for public spaces. >> by wearing masks consistently, we can go ahead and take part without recurring transmission occurring. >> reporter: the spikes are being watched closely, but so far the hospitalizations remain low, the lowest at an

golf ball size hail smashing into a pool in arkansas. a large, destructive and extremely dangerous tornado hit near little rock late on monday. as part of a severe storm system lashing the u.s. south and central plains. meteorologist pedram java share ri announced incredible scenes. >> it is. it speaks to the severity of what we have next to us. that's golf ball sized hale. we have reports of some approaching baseball size hail. the vast majority of these storm reports coming in as far as the large hail reports centered across this region of arkansas. that's where we saw the baseball size hail storms in may flower, arkansas. tornado across this community as well. this is the sort of setup that spawned these storms and pretty expansive coverage of severe weather tuesday afternoon. especially as we get to 1, 2, 3 in the afternoon, daytime heating, destabilizes the atmosphere. that's the threat here. once we transition, the area expands. the area of coverage gets close to 100 million americans. as far south as jackson, mississippi. pretty b

multiple tornados in arkansas, there are signs of damage but thankfully no reports of anyone hurt >>> let's get to meteorologist michelle grossman. what extremes we're seeing this type of year >> feels like every season is on the map today. looking at spring severe weather, wintery weather, looking at fire danger as well let's take a look what happened yesterday and what we expect today. we had six tornado reports we had 35 hail reports and again, we saw large hail also saw the damaging winds. now, radar showing us we're active once again this morning if we zoom in closer here we do have a severe thunderstorm watch. that's in yellow and that includes memphis and we have a severe thunderstorm warning in orange also a downpour where you see darking colors, oranges, reds and seeing some lightening as well severe threat today 45 million people at risk again, we could see hail over 2 inches, a few small tornados and also winds gusting over 60 miles per hour the likeliess. temperatures in the 90s. 93 degrees we'll talk about winter warnings coming up. >> pick a season, any season >>> seems

she's got a southern accent, she is from arkansas. >> she's from arkansas, and what surprised me thef anxiety being in front of people, talking in front of people. she was dyslexic, she had a lot of learning differences. and so, have to present herself with poise was really nerve-racking, and let's be honest, led to a bit of a drinking issue. and the nixon administration really took advantage of her popularity. they really put her out in the forefront as much as they could. and-- >> stephen: until they didn't. >> until-- until they didn't. >> stephen: right, she was treated quite brutally. >> yeah. >> stephen: because they were so paranoid that she might give away something. like, i didn't realize that she was essentially, kind of unofficially house-arrested, by her own husband, in a hotel in california, to keep her from seeing anything in the news that she would squawk about. >> well, to say she's house- arrested by her husband sounds like a long romantic weekend for the mitchells. but it wasn't that. he-- >> stephen: well, he's the attorney general! >> he-- he left town, and left h

so we do have a severe threat as we look towards parts of oklahoma and arkansas. that includes tulsa, and then northwest of little rock we can see damaging hail, 2 inches or greater. so that's big hail also some wind gusts and a brief tornado is possible. now, as we go throughout saturday we're going to see slight risk shifting to the east, so now just outside of shreveport into parts of mississippi and alabama. winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour and we could see some showers as we hea the northern plain and midwest, temperatures in the 20s and 30s. 29 in minneapolis. all right, it's friday let's look ahead towards the weekend in just a bit. >>> thank you, michelle. let go my eggo not in the toaster. it's ditching the kitchen appliance and spicing things up with their new toasterless grab and go waffles eggo released two waffles. they'll be available at most grocery stores nationwide later this month >> it's for the busy family on the go so not only do you not need the toaster, you don't need the syrup. >> you've got to have it warm, though >>> next a royal reu

overnight hour, not only is it possible it's likely for parts of texas through louisiana, southern arkansasississippi. the timing for this, over the next several hours some of the biggest storms we're going to see will be across the red river valley around texas, southern oklahoma as well, and then eventually this will move into louisiana and arkansas, could see damaging wind, very large hail and of course can't rule out the threat for tornadoes and the threat continues again tomorrow, norah. >> o'donnell: chris, thank you. tonight at least one suspect is under arrest in connection with that deadly mass shooting early sunday in sacramento. six people were killed and a dozen injured. police say the manhunt for other gunmen is ongoing. we get the latest from reporter steve large of our cbs sacramento station kovr. >> reporter: just seconds after this fight on the streets of downtown sacramento, police say multiple suspects opened fire as people fled in panic. peo >> reporter: police have made one arrest, but at least 100 shell casings were found from various weapons. of the 18 people hit, six

when statesman and the director or see a mister burns came in as a secret, was it not only in arkansas but also in india? non con starts to words, you know, providing not any military base to united states was not welcome by the state department and even the pentagon. and he basically publicly said a statement where he said that things will get tougher pockets on being true because he knew what was coming. northern european, the stability would be jeopardized if finland, unsweetened join nato. not the warning from the russian foreign ministry after both knew where the country said they are mulling joining the alliance. it's no secret that the territories of these states have long been claimed by nato with large scale military exercise is being held that motives of the alliance are clear, but it's unclear while baltic region neighbors, finland, and sweden want to turn into a new frontier of confrontation between the nato block and russia, the negative consequences for peace and stability in northern europe are obvious. earlier, moscow also stated, if a session by sweden and finland happ

was it not only in arkansas but also in india? non con starts to words, you know, providing not any military base to united states was not welcome by the state department and even the pentagon. and he basically publicly said a statement where he said that things will get tougher on being true because he knew what was coming on, just thing in the region of the world, despite us pressure, military cooperation between russia and india is continuing with new delhi recently receiving a shipment of rushes at 1000 s 400 or defense missile system. not comes the spy, top american officials urging the country to several times with moscow. we obviously would prefer that india move away from their long term history of 9 alignment g 77, partnership with russia. india has repeatedly said it holds a neutral position as regards that conflict in ukraine and has maintain that stance despite us coercion, russian, and in the close relationship stems from cold war allegiances. my colleague don quarter discussed with a panel of guess the way india stri

i figured out, arkansas and duke is a 6:00 p.m. tip-off.fe should have this experience once. >> yeah, i've said that -- one time everybody one time in life should go to the olympics. but the second thing they should do is go to march madness. it's incredible. it never lets us down. this is like my 10th year doing the tournament. it never lessens down. and i can't wait to get there tonight, but it's unbelievable. >> of course, for the whole tournament, every game that duke has played in conceivably was coach k.'s last game. do you think his last game is tonight or is it monday night? >> well, i think it's going to be monday night. i think -- first of all, i think they have more talented players. but i think the -- it's going to be the depth of duke. they're really deep. but they have special players. he's probably going to be the number one pick in the draft and he deserves to be the number one pick in the draft. but i think they win tonight. and kansas, i think they win because of the injury. i think that's going to be a big part. it's goin

here with reaction from arkansas gubernatorial candidate sarah sanders, along with former white housef staff reince priebus is with us. sarah huckabee sanders, just a simple basic fundamental economics here, and joe biden, from day one declared war on the energy sector. he even doubled down on it again yesterday by reducing the lease land accessibility of energy companies. and somehow i guess it is better if we import the oil from iran, venezuela, or one of the opec nations, that create our own energy wealth here at home, which makes no sense to me and i don't see them ever turning back, do you? >> i don't, and not only has joe biden declared war on the energy sector, frankly, sean, he has declared war on the american family. every single thing this man and his administration touch, they absolutely destroy. it is no surprise that his numbers are in the tank because american families are hurting. they are hurting when they go to the gas pump, when they go to the grocery store, and now he wants to kick them in the teeth with another huge bailout by the government. it's absolute socialis

. >> arkansas republican senator tom cotton and caitlyn jenner in moments. and hector garza, will cain, and if you cannot catch it all live, set your d.v.r. and watch back later. >> john: warning a considerable risk of nuclear war, after top u.s. military officials said the goal in ukraine is to see "russia weakened." >> anita in for sandra smith today, and this is "america reports." defense secretary lloyd austin is responding to that threat in an exclusive interview with our own jennifer griffin. >> we have said over and over again that a nuclear war cannot be won by either side. and so i think saber rattling and rhetoric like that is just unhelpful. >> john: on the battlefield, airstrikes pummel cities like kharkiv. vladimir putin refocussing his violent attacks in the donbas and luhansk regions after failing to capture cities like kyiv. >> united nations secretary general is in moscow to meet with putin and other kremlin officials, now reporting about one key russian figure who has so far avoided sanctions from the west, putin's rumored girlfriend and mo

i remember watching the house one time and marion barry, congressman from arkansas, he was talking withdam put man, congressman from florida, and he basically said adam putnam had mischaracterized his view on the budget, and he called him a howdy doody-looking nimrod. he actually went after him because, you know, comparing him to howdy doody, and i thought, that is extremely creative. i go back to someone like, you know, gene taylor of mississippi, someone who really -- someone who was kind of overrated for his rhetorical flourishes. americans for tax reform said he supported the affordable care act, and he comes back and calls them lying sacks of scum. it's interesting with insults, i also think they can be very underhanded. jesse jackson was running in 1984. he didn't go after walter mondale who was the front-runner, but he was talking about hubert humphrey, ran for president in 1960, '38 and then -- 68 and then 1972. he said he was the only real progressive leader who ever came out of minnesota, so you put two and two together, oh, he's trying to go after walter mondale doing it unde

, his work was suspended by a thunderstorm and hurricanes wind hit the states of mississippi and arkansaslements. caused a massive power outage, collapse on roads without electricity. more than 150,000 homes and businesses remain. these are major events to this minute and then move on to regional news. we continue now about the events of the moscow region. the weather in the capital will start to deteriorate by tonight. the air temperature will drop to nine degrees, it will be cloudy in some places. small rains of pressure, elevated 748 mmhg. on saturday, there will be more precipitation on scientific sunday, possibly by spring, in total, up to 40% of the monthly norm can fall over the weekend. the capital began preparations for connecting the sokolniki station of the big circle line with the red branches of the throne for the distribution of passenger flows create two transfers. the first will allow you to make the transition from the sokolniki lobby to the bcl, the second from the large ring to the radial line. now the lobbies are being finished, the area near the station was arranged i

yeah you know, heather, we just did the story on those arkansas storms last night. they were gnarly because it was nocturnal. so a lot of it was overnight. a lot of folks not in bed asleep, but those storms or a part of what went through here a couple days ago that rain we got moved out into the plains out into the ohio mississippi valley accesses in just a couple of days and accesses warmer, moist gulf air and then colder air from the north and the explode. so they saw that that system coming, especially the east coasters. you know, they meteorologists out there could see it coming when it opened up here. brought us rain and moved out through the four corners area. they knew right away. so it's just interesting how it's all connected, right? i mean, it's amazing to me to that it can roll. you know, in a day and a half, two days, the wound up in a massive storm system like that. okay so here we are. live camera shot outside watching a tanker ship. come in through the gate, assuming the tide is coming in, because that's what they like to do right? they don't really l