safer and stronger arkansas. in fact, our work is making arkansas a model for the nation. our priorities are reflected in the budget that we put before us. as hard as it may be i made a promise to the people of arkansas that we would work to slow the growth of government. and with the help of mike cabinet we have kept it. this years of budget increases spending by only 1.76%. far below the 3% year-over-year average that we have had in recent years. if you send me a budget that von critical services for arkansans while slowing the growth of government, i will sign it. [applause] that is big because as revenues climb and cost slope we will have room to cut taxes. we have already done so by more than $300 million. i am committed to responsibly phasing out our state income tax and letting every arkansan keep more of their hard earned money. [applause] [applause] tax cuts are just some of the bipartisan legislation that we have come together to pass we enacted the protect act, universal reform, social media protections for kids and much much more. all with support from both sid

but arkansas is roaring ahead. that starts with education which was my top priority since taking office. i work with this body, this group to pass arkansas learns. and launch the largest transformation of arkansas education and modern history. and the largest single investment in our public schools than ever before. [applause] before this year, our teachers were some of the worst-paid in the country. y in many districts, there wasn't a single educator making $50,000. learns raised starting teacher pay from $36,000 to $50,000 and gave every teacher at least a a $2,000 raise. [applause] arkansas went from 48th in the country to top five overnight. before this year, only a third a of arkansas third graders could read at grade level. learns deployed 120 literacy coaches to public schools across the state, targeting at-risk students with the attention ours kids need and deserve. before this year, arkansas families had no choice where to send their kids to school. learns expanded education freedom to more than five thous

all picture that something closer towards at arkansas i did is arkansas.hat's arkansas right there. arkadelphia. it sounds like a little city right there that is full. the people that >> would not normally be the eclipse. i say that as someone who to college yeah, well and it and it it perfectly as an example of what rob black are financially was talking about about the financial impact. so many small towns are getting such an economic boost because they've got tourism like they never seen before. some cases more than the actual population of the place itself, 100%. it kinda overruns. the town there for just a couple of days. and then it's but all the restaurants, all the hotels, they just hit their love and for sure. and arkadelphia here still and he had just that little bit of coverage, though, states like arkansas are just a little bit further in. >> that path of totality that is eventually going to obscure 100% of the sun for them as well. their view compared to mexico, which is on the left. you can see that mexico's going to get to tell the first then

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bill, including the arkansas climbers coalition, the arkansas canoe club, and the arkansas organization of backcountry hunters and anglers and ask my colleagues to support the bill and yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from new mexico is recognized. ms. leveling: i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. leger fernandez: i rise in support of h.r. 6492, the expanding public lands recreational experience or explore act, introduced by bruce weserman and my esteemed ranking member colleague grijalva. i'm thankful for the dedication of this bipartisan duo to this legislation and the years of hard work which their chairman described in getting us to this point, the hearings, the input, the compriseses -- compromises, the openness to the ideas coming through this long process. . i'm also pleased to be an original co-sponsor of the bill as well. when i thought about the explore act, i remembered a quote from president jimmy carter who noted, like music and art, love of nature is a c

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. >> ainsley: she is in arkansas at the little rock zoo. >> janice: good morning.is a very exciting event. if you remember in 2017 i was in greenville, south carolina for the solar eclipse. that was amazing. in one from little rock, arkansas. the trip here was challenging. i'm so glad i am here. put it that way. they will be studying the reaction of animals when we have two minutes of darkness around 1:51 local time in little rock, arkansas. i have to tell you the weather has improved forever many of the cities if you look at the map and the cloud cover across the country. dallas, we're a little concerned with you. you could see the potential for some thunderstorms, but i think you will get the eclipse violation viewing in before the worst of the weather. still pay attention to what is happened. there you see the path of total tattle. just a few clouds here and there we will see overcast skies for parts of buffalo you saw that severe risk, large hail, damaging winds, tornadoes will be possible mailing sure people are enjoying the experience but paying attention to

the gentleman from arkansas is recogniz. i. >> though accusations have been made that hunting would adversely afft the population of wolves, that's contrary to proven data that we have from all species that are hunted. mr. westerman: in particular, in each state where wolves have been delisted there's a state management plan in place that's been proven to be effective in managing wolfe populations. each state recovery plan calls for wolf populations to remain well above recovery goal and science from the u.s. fish and wildlife service prove wolf populations remain healthy post delisting. while states may vary on population size management, they all plan for and set policies to have a sustainable and secure population. just to be clear, a reduction in population size is not the same as eliminating a population. each state recovery plan calls for wolf populations to remain well above recovery goals. and with that, mr. speaker, i'd like to yield five minutes to the gentlewoman from colorado, the sponsor of the legislation, ms.

having been to arkansas, i will definitely come back. it's beautiful.texas, they are a little worried. we have a huge storm system that's coming in to drop some twisters. that's to be right about that time that people are hitting the roads after their totality moment. i'm curious to know about what is going to happen in those areas along the path of totality. with that cloud cover that is really thick right now, people spend a lot of their savings on going down there and getting that fabulous airbnb. >> that is a really good point. some of the places in and around dallas have canceled their eclipse outdoor activities for that very reason, harris. i think it's important to stay tuned to your local forecast and heed those warnings. i know it's a once-in-a-lifetime event. you don't want to risk your life outside if there's a watch or a warning. we are going to see the potential for tornadoes in te texas. >> harris: we all have the fox weather app. janice dean, thank you. bill hemmer, you said the woword eclipse. >> bill: wearing my glasses in the hallway.

. >>> we end tonight in arkansas where a rising rodeo star is grabbing the competition by the horns, while breaking barriers. here is sarah horbacewicz from kthv. >> reporter: on any given night, there's bound to be a cowboy roping rodeo. doc levy has been riding his whole life. it's no surprise he made it a family affair. >> i know she can do it. she go out there and get it done. >> reporter: his daughters hopping on a horse as soon as they could walk. >> i feel like i'm a real cowgirl. >> reporter: she was interested in more than horses. at 7 years old, she hopped on a bull. >> i'm in there, too. let me try that. >> reporter: doc says she's the only black female in arkansas riding bulls in competition and the youngest. >> the guys claim to be toughest. when you hear a little girl likes to ride, you encourage her to ride more, do more. >> reporter: breaking records doesn't come easy. sometimes she needs a little help from the crowd. before she decides to take her nerves by the horns and not only get back on, but stay on. riding at a rodeo last weekend and taking home the gold. >> be

so arkansas, tennessee, louisiana and mississippi. it does take into account the border states of missouri and kentucky as necessary in order to understand what's going on in area. but they're not essential to the story. i should also note that i'm focusing on plantation and slavery areas of this region. and i'm taking you know, tennessee is a is a weirdly configured state. right. but it's west tennessee that's really part of the of the plantation slavery society, though. it is to look at the state level developments. okay. and so what i'm trying to do in this book is to bring into a coherent narrative the military story, the major political developments, particularly in louisiana, tennessee and arkansas. there's never really a unionist movement per say in mississippi and then also in washington, d.c., and with the national. and then it's also incorporate the great work that that has been done on basically the on the ground destruction of slavery by the slaves themselves. and which i've also contributed in part of in my own work to th

the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. westerman: as i wasserman shultz listening to my -- as i was listening to my friend from colorado's comments, i was reminded of a saying of a graduate school professor who taught statistics used to say, if you said numbers and people are a lot alike, if you torture them long enough, they'll tell you anything you want to know. this study my colleagues talk about references a cherry-picked 10,000 comments that were analyzed. and according to the b.l.m., 8,000 were unique comments. 2,000 of the comments were identical comments. these are comments that get submitted when you put click bait out there and say, send this comment in, and you just hit the button from your favorite radical environmental group and it goes in to the b.l.m. or to the other federal agency. but also, you know, i would expect the results to actually be even higher, because it's kind of like asking, do you like ice cream? or do you like chocolate? do you like candy? and when you say are you for conservation and protec

: i would love to be down in arkansas.nk you so much, we will have to take you upon that. >> siu thank or having to be. >> jesse: primetime takes you inside of the did he raved grade. -- diddy raid shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingrix today. speeding fox news lord, new video inside of the diddy raid opposed by her! for drug the fads inside of the walls of the mansion. >> jesse for the first time now we are starting to see videos that are shows that the exact moment of the feds arrived to raid diddy's home last week in that video makes one thing crystal clear, the feds were not messing around.

stephanie elam, live from arkansas. thank you so much. so today's eclipse isn't just captivating humans, animals are going to be affected as well. >> that's right. cnn's ed lavandera is live for us at the dallas zoo and ed we know that some critters, they actually respond in pretty unusual ways. they did this during the last eclipse. what are you hearing from experts about what you should be watching for their well, a couple of different things and we've got our eyes when we got elephants over here, we've got zebras, we've got drafts, we've got some cu2, we've got all sorts of different types of animals and >> primates on the other the side of the zoo as well. so we'll be entering to see exactly what happens during this almost four minutes of totality when it comes over dallas, there's not a lot of research that has been done with all of this. so a lot of animal experts and groups across the country are doing crowdsourcing, asking people cool to send in what they observe in the path of this total eclipse. so we're going to talk a little b

. >> reporter: leading them to celebrate their vows right here in russellville, arkansas at an eventeclipse of the heart festival. and let's be honest. ♪ there's nothing i can do, a total eclipse of the heart ♪ >> reporter: you've been singing that song all day too, haven't you? >> with the power vested to me by the state of arkansas -- >> reporter: more than 100 other couples saying i do just moments before being suspended in total darkness. >> everyone behind me, all these couples just got married. they're going to spend their first moments as life partners entering totality together. it is happening right now. this is amazing. from mexico to maine, big cities to small towns across north america observed the total solar eclipse in their own ways today. >> i never would have believed this. >> amazing. >> it's incredible. >> reporter: thousands gathering across 15 states for a chance to experience totality. those areas where 100% of the sun was eclipsed by the moon. at most, eclipse viewers got about 4:30 blanketed in the moon's shadow. >> whenever there is a light and an object, a s

that is the latest here from little rock, arkansas, national claimant reported chase kane. >> chase, thank you. look at how dark it got as totality hit in cleveland. this is the time lapse over the city. you can see it is absolutely beautiful first off. it looks like nighttime there. >> that is at 2:00 in the afternoon, it looks like it is sunset there. you kind of geeked out with all of this stuff, didn't you vianey arana? >> i did. but also i think about what to do and what not to do during the eclipse. i guess, what is the word for it? when you are nervous about something, superstition. the superstition from the eclipse and that is because my family sent me something. i am mexican. they say don't wear certain colors. >> are you okay? >> yes i am fine. they took the science out of my forecast and through an old school cultures. >>> let's talk about the weather now. there is some science behind the warm-up and it is high pressure. what does that mean you guys for the next couple of days? even if you live around the water or inland, is going to mean a warm-up. let's look at the curre

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the horns. >> reporter: on any given night in arkansas, there's bound to be a cowboy roping rodeo. surprise he made it a family affair. >> when i see her, i know she can do it. she just go out there and she get it done. >> reporter: his daughters all hopping on a horse as soon as they could walk, including 7-year-old lathan. >> when i ride, i feel like i'm a real cowgirl. >> reporter: but she was interested in more than just horses. at 7 years old she hopped on a bull. >> i'm in there, too. so let me try that. >> reporter: doc says she's the only black female in arkansas riding bulls in competition and the youngest, period. >> the guys are always claiming to be toughest in the rodeo world. so when you hear the little girl that likes to ride animals like that, you encourage her to ride more, do more. >> reporter: but breaking records doesn't come easy. sometimes she needs a little help from the crowd. before she decides to take her nerves by the horns and not only get back on, but stay on, riding at a rodeo last weekend and taking home the gold. >> because i know if i try again, i'l

hundreds of couples exchanged vows in russellville, arkansas including michelle and randy weller. >>will always remember our wedding day because of this day. >> reporter: and despite concerns about the cloudy forecast, the views did not disappoint. >> you can see the bottom corner coming out. >> i think it's coming out right now. >> there you go, right there on the right. whoo! >> reporter: pure magic inviting all of us who paused for a few minutes today and simply looked up. >> what was the emotion you guys experienced? >> it was breathtaking. >> reporter: we were at the indianapolis speedway with more than 50,000 other eclipse chasers. >> it's just sliding away. you know, tom, you and i cover a lot of -- a lot of difficult things to report sometimes, but this is magical. >> reporter: and as the sky quickly darkened -- >> i think we're in totality. >> reporter: -- we took off our glasses. >> like exciting, happy. like my heart beating is fast. >> reporter: i am so happy you guys got to experience this. this is so neat. >> a special and powerful moment that connected all of us. >> my

the team from v speed capturing a moon shadow passing over arkansas. look at this. wow!never seen before. it is like a deep purple. this is incredible. what a happy coincidence. a cosmic wink to all of us that we share this planet united under our sun. >> super excited. i love hearing the joy behind me when all of that went down. >> reporter: it is a -- it's a life -- it's a life-changing experience. gadi schwartz, nbc news, somewhere over arkansas. >> i think gadi's still flying pretty high after an amazing day. and from any angles, simply from the ground or from the air, what an amazing and magical day. >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. other. good night. >>> right now on "nbc bay area news tonight," a total solar eclipse seen by millions of people across the country. >> it looks like a cookie. a yellow cookie. >> here in the bay area, a partial eclipse, but that didn't stop thousands of people from heading to eclipse watch parties. we'll show you the top m

if something like this happened in arkansas on a bridge, there, let's just say i think there'd be a lot of very wet criminals that have been tossed overboard, not by law enforcement, but by the people who rode there blocking protesters on the bridge plastered their hands in concrete, making it harder to be arrested. >> this frustrated driver, seen yelling at protesters to get out of the way. >> they glued their hands to a car or the pavement. well, probably pretty painful to have their skin ripped off, but i think that's the way we'd handle in arkansas. >> cotton says he was not advocating for violence, but insisted protesters do not have the right to block traffic back overseas. more fallout from iran's attack. the u.s. is expected to impose new sanctions against iran in the coming days, including on its missile and drone program. rhiannon andrew. >> lionel. thank you. former senator and florida governor bob graham has died. graham was a democrat known for his early opposition to the war in iraq. an outspoken critic of president george w bush, too, while chairing the senate intelligenc

i graduated from college in texarkana, arkansas, and i have my bachelors degree. i also have a child with mental disability that spent two years in the county detention center, waiting for mental health and hospital facility, in which there are only 30 beds in arkansas. host: dana in arkansas, independent, not trusting the government with this power. henrietta in florida, republican. do you agree with the 19 republicans yesterday? caller: i agree voting against it. i was there. i lived in west newark, new jersey, and i voted for this twice. i was on board with giving the alphabet agencies all the power they needed in order to protect us, and with the daily with it -- and what did they do with it? despite honest. despite on political opponents, they spied on whoever the hell they wanted. some of these alphabet agencies actually looked at their backgrounds, their family background, this is the reason, and god forbid anything happens and congress takes us away from them. it is their fault, not anyone else's, not congress', they abused the power we gave them. we are t

while in arkansas, and mass wedding marked the moment.he heart and one many people may never see quite like this again. there were so many different ways — there were so many different ways that people march that spectacular moment, the first time — spectacular moment, the first time in — spectacular moment, the first time in a _ spectacular moment, the first time in a century that a total of eclipse _ time in a century that a total of eclipse was viewable from all three _ of eclipse was viewable from all three continents. the next time — all three continents. the next time won't be until 2044. already, _ time won't be until 2044. already, when you speak to people _ already, when you speak to people in niagara falls and across_ people in niagara falls and across the country, who were able — across the country, who were able to — across the country, who were able to witness this event, they— able to witness this event, they are _ able to witness this event, they are already planning the next — they are already planning the next time they w

let me try that. >> reporter: she's the only black female in arkansas riding bulls in competition and little girl that likes to ride animals like that, you encourage her to ride more. >> reporter: but breaking records doesn't come easy. and sometimes she needs a little help from the crowd. >> go lathan! >> reporter: before she decides to take her nerves by the horns and not ogetting back on but staying on, riding at a rodeo last weekend and taking home the gold. >> i know if i try again, i'll always get my goal. >> reporter: relying on that same support before getting up to ride again. >> you rode him to the ground. good job. >> reporter: for cbs news, in el paso, arkansas. >> and that, my friends, is the overnight news for this monday. reporting from new york city, i'm jericka duncan, have a great week. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm carissa lawson in new york. president biden spoke with congressional leaders sunday, following iran's attack on israel over the weekend. speaker of the house mike johnson says he will push for the house to advance a bill, providing aid for israel and uk

i've never been to little rock, arkansas, i will come back with my family.hos hospi hospitalable hospitable. back to you, wish me luck getting out of here today. >> todd: janice dean and john calipari. jamie diamond says global risk to the economy may be the greatest since world war ii. he wrote, it is important to note the economy is being fuelled by past stimulus and growing need for increased spending as we transition to a gre greener -- research fellow at heritage foundation joins me now. that was econspeak for the following, joe biden's economy is not as rosey as joe biden makes it out to be. how dire is our nation's economy and what does this mean for our financial future? >> todd, i think diamond hits the nail on the head. we cannot continue spending, borrowing and spending money during the biden administration and expect anything other than disaster in the long-term. >> todd: got to get your thoughts on this, everybody talking about this, we are overspending from a government perspective and eliminating debt is kicking the can down the road and joe b

like -- i mean -- i was really a kid from arkansas. >> seth: did you -- when you saw different money yeah, yeah, yeah. so exciting, actually, this -- okay. so i have a lot of nieces and nephews. we travel all over the world. you know, you can't exchange coins or whatever. >> seth: yeah. >> so i bring back this big thing of coins. they have holes in it. >> seth: yeah. >> elaborate designs. you ever been anywhere before? [ laughter ] where they have money, different kind of money locks? >> seth: yeah. >> well, kind of like that. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> but i would give them to my nieces and nephews. >> oh, yeah. >> this is incredible. did not care. >> seth: i feel like we're almost out of time, seven minutes ago. >> well, why did you get maya rudolph on here, then? [ laughter ] [ applause ] i'm just kidding. i just saw her backstage. we had such a -- oh, i just love her so much. >> seth: you guys, that's beth ditto, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "real power" is out now. gossip will perform for us after the break. we'll be right back. >> are we high-fiving? [ cheers and appla

last year, arkansas passed what's become known as the right to mine bill.se operations. >> we've got business friendly state. we've got inexpensive land. we've got affordable power. that is the perfect combination to be a cheap date for this industry. >> reporter: republican state senator joshua bryant was the bill's chief sponsor. he figured that bitcoin mining would be good for the state. but there were some unintended consequences. >> what we found is that operators started operating in a manner that was not giving quiet enjoyment to the neighbors. >> reporter: he points out not all bitcoin plants are noisy. >> i would say roughly half the sites in arkansas are owned by the per se bad actors. >> reporter: arkansas bitcoin miner ben submit says mining plants can be very quiet. cooled by water instead of fans, built far from residents areas and fully enclosed rather than open air like this one. >> so it's all about design. and honestly how much money you are going to put in to be a good neighbor or good actor. >> reporter: so who is building up a of the ch

it positions coach cal to be in a good spot in arkansas.rol, they will be rejuvenated, huge hire for the program that has resources to succeed, we've seen in recent years with eric musselman. shock across college basketball. >> todd: uk is happy, they get to save 33 mill for not firing coach cal. men's side, uconn and purdue, we think it is a matter of playing basketball. are you that confident in the huskies? >> i am not that confident, it is going to be battle of the bigs. i'm going with uconn, they have size, can control pace of play. equalizer could be how well purdue shoots the three and zach eady has willed this team. what a run for purdue. i'm with you, going with uconn and back-to-back national titles. >> todd: i love that jersey guy, coach dan hurley, see what happens tonight. before a pleasure talking with you, love watching you over the course of the years, awesome to have you on. thank you. to golf now. 22-year-old player taking the valero open, will be in the upcoming masters. the two men posting dualing bir birdies forcing a p

arkansas. do you want viktor there? was a big arkansas >> it's going to be crowded. >> comment arkansas >> be ready. >> well, when a big game is coming down to the wire so one thing you don't want to see, the rubs making a call to decide it in a controversial call at that the ending that everyone is talking about seven astronauts setting off on a scientific mission. >> they were doing great >> columbia, houston comm check hou yi or nothing >> if you work in spaceflight, this is the worst possible thing that could ever happen >> the space shuttle accident, it's usually not one thing that the wing coming apart >> my dad died doing what he is >> space shuttle columbia, the final flight premiers tomorrow at nine on cnn. >> i know what it's like to perform through pain if you're like me, one of the millions suffering from pain caused by migraine nortech, ode team may help. it's the only medication that can treat a migraine when it's strikes and prevent my brain attacks. treat and prevent all-in-one >> don't take if allergic

i mean, from here where we are now in arkansas.across for evansville menn to indianapolis. and i know you're only a few minutes away from totality, but what i want you to notice are the color changes that your eyes are going to see. the camera will not see those colored changes, but your red cones will not see the red does anymore as we get darker and darker and darker. so read things like my tie maroon will turn black and get my blue shirt will stay blue because it's a different wavelengths, a longer wavelength. so that is one of the cool things we have going on right now. but something else that's going on. it's dark out there. this is a visible satellite of what the satellite is seeing in the cloud however, node the clouds didn't go away. they are still very much here, trust me, but the satellite can't see them visibly anymore. we can only look at them temperature wise. and yes, we have storms firing as we thought. there's already a new tornado watch that was just issued for east of the path of totality that some good news at le

may see some better viewing as you head up into arkansas and missouri. so closer to home, local viewing looks pretty good. can't really say the same, though, for folks in the southern plains as we head through tomorrow. coming up we'll see changes in our weather. 80s in the forecast and cooler changes toward the end of the week. we'll have a look at those changes in your seven-day forecast coming up. >> the chabot space and science center isn't the only place celebrating the eclipse. the exploratorium is also holding a viewing party starting at 10:00 a.m. they'll be broadcasting live images from places like texas and mexico in the path of totality as well as helping visitors with safe viewing outside. and it's created a real demand for one item. >> i'm holding a pair of eclipse glasses that have been our best-selling item for past weeks. we've been selling about 100 pairs a day. >> make sure you check them now to make sure they work. head on over to nbcbayarea.com. click on the link in our trending bar. and join us tomorrow morning for special eclipse co

now we have good visibility here but for all the folks that are heading to texas and arkansas and missouri tomorrow, noticed the cloud cover that is the path of totality and they are going to be the only ones, which could make for some challenging viewing conditions there in the path of totality. closer to home, whether head lice includes 80s. finally reached the seven-day forecast. look at that, and a reversal of fortune, perhaps setting us up later this week for what those changes. i will have your seven- day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> as christie mentioned, also eclipse glasses, you will need them tomorrow. make sure they work. showing us how come all you have to do is head to nbcbayarea.com and click the link in our trending bar. and then join us tomorrow morning for a special eclipse coverage, you can watch our cover tonight or you stream starting at 10:00 a.m. >>> a busy night for police all across the bay area, several departments broke up a number of illegal sideshows. this is video from one near 42nd and international. you can see those cars spinning, fireworks,

let's talk to our friend in arkansas. >> joy, things are looking fabulous, a very nice downtown in arkansasi'm coming to you live from the district where the city is throwing a massive block party in celebration of the total solar eclipse. this is only the second total solar eclipse visible from the states since it was established in 1836. the next one visible will not happen for another two decades. people are gearing up for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. residents are excited. for the past eight months, they have been preparing to receive upwards of 100,000 tourists right here in the city. nasa has been a big part of the preparations. i have a video to show you. we have been talking to the next generation right here in arkansas. we started here at the university and then we moved on to the school, where he spoke to hundreds of students from grade to 12 grade about the total solar eclipse. the arkansas international guard, the rocket center and even the paris observatory joining us all the way from france. during that moment of totality, 94 to 100% obscurity from the sun and we will hav

kentucky coach john calipari is close to reach ago five-year deal to coach at arkansas.h the wildcats since 2009. he led them to a national championship in 2012 and signed what was called a lifetime contract with the school in 2019. this year the two-seeded wildcats were bounced in the first round everybof the ncaa tournament by oakland. he'll get paid out for this lifetime contract and mover on o arkansas. >> when you talk about lifetime. >>> sticking with college athletics and a huge decision from one governing body. the national association of intercollegiate athletes voted monday to effectively ban transgender women from participating in women's sports. the policy from the naia which oversees mostly smaller colleges only applies to transgender women, while all athletes are still able to compete in male sports. the policy is set to take effect on august 1st. the ncaa allows transgender athletes to compete if they adhere to the guidelines of that sport's governing body. you have the naia's president who says they want to be respectful of all opinions. very different em

folks are heading to arkansas and missouri. you're about to see why, the cloud cover right now, as we should overlay in cloud cover on the path of totality. look at the clouds and showers over south-central texas, better viewing right now, this whole part will be in the northern half of the state of arkansas and missouri, southern illinois and indiana right now. closer to home, though, we're going to have some pretty good looks, triple cloud cover, few of those isolated showers weakening as we passed sunset, hi clouds overhead tonight. good news as we go from 10:00 a.m. to noon tomorrow, mostly clear skies. there you go, 11:00. pick a clips viewing we show you the timeline there. once we get to that kind of cut out of the sun approach. 35% there, the sun blocked by the moon, you should see clear skies. the main event happening at 11:13. coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. right now wrapping up a cool weekend. >>> 63 degrees, also 63 in walnut creek and a blustery 58 degrees in san francisco, westwood at 24 hours and 29. so

those of you in russellville arkansas, bill melugin is down there.d totality and mexico. 350 miles from where you are. but it's out looking like, bill? >> john, we are just a few minutes away from totality here. i wish we had a nick lentz down here at the border. it has dramatically cooled off. it feels pleasant out here. 85 degrees. it is cool and breezy. you might be able to see you know it is darkening up out here. you can go live and see. it is 1:00 in the afternoon out here. it feels like at 7:00 p.m. like we are getting ready for sunset. ed is getting very dark out here. you can see post-gathering to watch this thing. i will put my glasses on and see where we are. we have what appears to be a tiny fingernail size of the sun remaining. we should be within a couple of minutes here. official time we are expecting l2:27 eastern. that is 2 minutes away. we are getting darker and darker by the minute. the temperatures keep dropping. very breezy here. this is a remarkable feeling. 1:30 in the afternoon, and it really feels like we are getting ready fo

is the weather forecast looking great there in the great state of arkansas to watch the eclipse?e some breaks in the clouds. hopefully for a large crowd we have plenty of room, and 50 acres and then we have music like i said, and food and stuff for other activities for the spectators. mike: when did people start gathering to come to your property? >> yesterday. mike: what are they doing? >> excuse me -- mike: forgive me for interrupting what are they doing before the big event? >> they're camping, cooking out, playing games, listening to music -- camp fires at night. so they're having a good time just waiting on the eclipse. mike: are you selling any protective glasses and when are you kicking folks off your property and want them to leave? [laughter] we're giving the glasses away. and then we're letting them leave when they want to. mike: all right so if there's a few lingering around this time next weekend what are you going to do? [laughter] >> i guess hopefully they're cooking and i can come down and have a meal with them. sphwhriek i love it. rusty we appreciate your time we

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>> about as horrible as it was driving up from new hampshire to pennsylvania, arkansas and texas. >> chasers crowding highways after monday's cosmic spectacle. a total solar eclipse sweeping across 15 states, bringing excitement and elation among amazingly beautiful once in a lifetime, beautiful millions in the path of totality , watching the sun's corona emerging from the edges of the moon, the satellite images showing the moon's shadow as it made its way across the united states. that path much wider than seven years ago. excitement radiating from the ground to the skies, these delta passengers taking a flight with a view of totality. and they weren't alone . flight radar showing the huge number of planes right in the path of totality, the spectacular sight energizing anyone who could see it. >> the energy. it's awesome. it's amazing. it's a it's a once in a lifetime experience. and we're fortunate enough to do it twice. >> and it wasn't just people getting in on the fun. spectators enjoying the eclipse from the indianapolis zoo on tuesday and documenting some strange behavior amon

a look at a spike in queries, arkansas, iowa, south carolina, the top states. now, arkansas was the only state in the path of totality, but i will remind you, momma always said not to look in the eyes of the sun. >> completely, and how many warnings do we give people? >> apparently it didn't get out to the folks in arkansas, and what was it, south carolina? >> retina damage there. >>> 5:17 right now, with next week's tax deadline quickly approaching, new data shows a majority of taxpayers have already spent some or all of their tax refund money. that's according to the personal finance company credit karma. the poll finds more than 64% of some who received a refund have spent some or all of it. the other half are disappointed with the amount they received. about one in four fear they won't be able to afford their tax payments this year. 26% of those getting refunds splurging on things like clothing and electronics. >> our advice to anyone who is considering just splurging with their refund, while that can be really fun, it's a great idea to put away a small par

joining us no former arkansas governor mike, to and harvard law professor alan dersh dershowitz.or dershowitz, i'm sorry no other way to put it but to me this is a very clear -- if you have any sense, a moral compass, a moral clarity, there's no ambiguity here, professor. this is repulsive, virulent anti-semitism. it is being allowed in the house of congress, on college universities, and joe biden is pressuring the victim of terrorism that they lay down their arms pack-mac standing with israel against the radicals that want to destroy them. >> i completely agree with you, 100%. it was absolutely outrageous for president biden to create a moral equivalent the same kind of moral equivalency can lead about in charitable between anti-semitic protests which he condemns and then he says i also condemn those who don't understand what's going on with the palestinians. what an outrageous moral comparison. nobody in any way support what hamas did get these kids are yelling "i am hamas, we want to repeat the rates over and over again, thousand times, and he is equating that morally with peo

"fox weather" senior meteorologist get the coolest assignments, this is really arkansas where she gets chance to see humans and animals respond to all of this, how does it look there. >> it looks wonderful. we started planning this trip six months ago in climatology says arkansas is in a great place for potential sunshine this time of year in a couple of days ago mostly cloudy skies and the potential for severe storms that will come later, parts of texas included the dallas area you need to watch the weather forecast, they have canceled a lot of the eclipse events in and around the potential areas that could see severe storms, please pay attention to the weather forecast this is an exciting thing that we don't want to risk your life, let's talk to folks where you from. >> what made you come to the little rock zoo. >> for the last eclipse we were only a 97% coverage so we wanted to come here to totality i heard it's way different from being a 99% coverage, we wanted to come to the zoo pacifically because i know animals tend to act a little strange when the eclipse settles in and i thoug

goes from government to media back to government, her dad mike huckabee same thing, governor of arkansas has his own show on fox news. and we got one more. let's see. oh donna, brazil. i mean that my goodness, done a brazil who essentially works as the director of the dnc pitts. i'm really controversial stuff. they are given or questions. i'm out. she works for a journalism enterprise. i mean, we have to ask ourselves, as we look at sean spicer as well now as an acre man and some cable news channel, even though he was working for the government, i here all the time, all the time. we're state tv, right. anybody who works for any foreign country, like china, or russia or whatever name your country, anybody who we don't like that we. well barrett journalists are all really propagandist and state tv. what the hell can be more propaganda than working for the government being the spokesperson for the united states of america? and then the next day after you leave that job, you, you end up being having a, being at anchor upper news presenter on a television station. what's that? i mean, what's

more than 350 couples exchanging their wedding vows in arkansas. new yorkers gathering in central park. and the shadow of the eclipse moving over the surface of the earth. tonight, the solar eclipse as it passed over norse america and much of the u.s., millions of americans sharing in the moment. across this country today, tens of millions of americans coming together, looking up, witnessing that breathtaking spectacle in the sky. a rare total solar eclipse. in small towns and big cities, the sky suddenly going dark. as the moon passed between the sun and the earth, casting that shadow, plunging communities into darkness. from mexico to maine, the eclipse traveling across 15 states. more than 31 million americans in the path of totality. our matt rivers was the first to witness the eclipse in mexico. the beginning of its 4,000-mile journey across north america. >> you can hear it, david, you can hear it, linsey. everybody's very excited, let me just look up here myself, there's just a few seconds left. there it is. complete totality here in -- wow.

of course, he want to stay tuned to fox whether for all your severe weather alerts but here in arkansasle rock in particular clear skies. and susanne, what did you think? this was the first eclipse. >> i totally understand what the hype is all about. what an absolutely amazing experience this was and it was so fun to expansion here at the little rock zoo. >> unit director here. tell me about attendance. was it up? >> it was up especially for a monday we had a long 1500 people which is a great crowd for us. >> what you think people take away from the 7? >> i can people were excited mark i think people had an absolutely incredible experience. i was over at great apes and people were literally screaming and crying. he was just an energetic experience. >> let's talk about the animals. this is eclipse by the way anthony s. you witnessed some animal behavior during the eclipse. what happen here? >> i was down here at the arkansas heritage farm and i noticed a lot of our animals actually came inside. like, it was the. [ engine roars ] of their day here when we're feeding them, 1 of her horses