we'll be live in fayetteville. etteville. time books and smash records and on small business saturday they remind a nation of the benefits of shopping small. on just one day, 100 million of us joined a movement... and main street found its might again. and main street found its fight again. and we, the locals, found delight again. that's the power of all of us. that's the power of all of us. that's the membership effect of american express. >>> the implication is we can't deal with a greek exit. >> they're saying it isn't about ingesting a small peripheral member of the eurozone, it will is about contagion. but we'll keep an eye on his comments. and walmart shareholders can voice their concern over the bribery scandal. a shareholder meeting is taking place in fayetteville and will include a 30 minute q&a. courtney reagan is live in fayetteville and joins us. what kind of drama do you expect? >> good morning. right now we have about two hours or so to go until the shareholders begin filing in, but we're expecting to see about

march 20th, 2007, fayetteville, arkansas.y, officers go out solo, but corporal chris denton is recovering from a back injury, so he's riding shotgun with corporal phillip crosby. >> just really excited to finally get back to work, but i knew there were some limitations that i was going to have. >> several hours into their shift, it's turning out to be an uneventful evening. not a bad first night as corporal denton eases his way back into the job. >> we'd had a few service calls. i think we might have made a traffic stop or two. nothing stressful, nothing really big. >> but at 1:38 a.m. their night goes from zero to 60 in a matter of seconds. they're dispatched to a car accident that happens to be a block away from their location. >> it was one of those situations with as soon as we got on scene, we knew action had to be taken right now. >> the vehicle is on fire. >> my first reaction was to get out of the car and check to make sure nobody's inside of the vehicle. >> the clock is ticking and the officers have to work fast to a

it happened yesterday at the fayetteville, north carolina, military base. the officials have not released the identities of the soldiers involveed and they're from the 125th battlefield surveillance brigade. the shooter is in custody and the investigation continues. >>> >>> to a developing story. president obama getting a firsthand look at the damage from raging wildfires in colorado. the president declared a major disaster in the state and promised federal aid. he praised efforts to put the fire out. >> whether it's fires in colorado or flooding in the northern parts of florida, when natural disasters like this hit, america comes together. and we all recognize that there but for the grace of god go i. we have to make sure we have each other's back. >> thousands of firefighters continue to battle multiple wildfires across the west. alicia acuna has the latest from colorado. >> reporter: the west continues to burn. in colorado, the most destructive fire in state history, the waldo canyon fire, has destroyed more than 340 homes and is only about 15% contained

>> it's october 9th, 2005, in fayetteville, arkansas. shayna richardson and her skydiving instructor rick west are not only jumping out of planes, but also falling in love. >> hi, what's your name? >> you know my name. you yell it every night. >> all right. she's just bubbly and happy, just undescribable. that's how i describe her. >> rick met shayna in the spring of 2005 and has been teaching her how to skydive for the past six months. that october he wants to document an exciting milestone for her. >> all right, shayna. what are you getting ready to do? >> my first aff. >> aff stands for accelerated free fall, and it's shayna's first time doing it on her own. in the plane, rick asks her if she's ready. >> ready to skydive? >> i'm ready. >> door! >> as seen from rick's helmet camera, the free fall is picture perfect. >> the dive went very well that day. we exit the plane. we were stable. we had a very good dive. >> shayna deploys her chute first, and rick is excited, everything looks great. >> whoo, good job, shayna! yeah, that's my gir

it happened yesterday at fayetteville, north carolina military base. officials have not released the identities of the soldiers but say they are from the 525th battlefield surveillance brigade. the shooter is in custody and the investigation continues. >>> a military judge in texas once again banned major nadal husan from court until he shaves his court saying the beard violates army r regulations. 13 people were killed in the 2009 shooting spree. if convicted, hasan faces the death penalty. >>> developing in d.c., where is the money and who took it is 0 one council member wants to know when it comes -- what one council member wants to know when it comes to campaign money believed to be missing. he contacted d.c. police and dismissed the campaign treasurer. fox 5's matt ackland reports. >> reporter: council member michael brown is seeking reelection later this year. just months before voters go to the polls brown said he discovered something wrong when taking a look at plains financial records. >> i noticed that some -- at his campaign's financial reco

this is why i was in fayetteville for a great event for veterans and their families for obama and bidenthree things about this president. he understands what it means to be commander in chief. he understands when it comes out where, and how to deploy our forces. when, where, and how to deploy our forces. look at what he has accomplished as commander in chief. he has toppled a libyan leader without shedding 1 an ounce of united states blood. [applause] he has crippled al qa and aeda years of a lot of talk we finally got osama bin laden because of this president's leadership. [applause] second, this president understands what it means to be commander in chief because he knows when, where, and how to redeploy those members of this audience for those who know what that means. that means when to bring our troops home and where to send them. he understands this. that is exactly what he's done. he ended the war in iraq and brought our troops home. like he said he was going to do. that is what leaders do. that is when your senator does. he went to washington and did exactly what she said she wa

i was in favor last month for a great event -- [applause] -- fayetteville had a shopping center registeringting people to make phone calls and talking to their neighbors and knocking on doors. this campaign is a grassroots campaign for governor is as well as the president. that is why we will do so well and when the state again in november because of you. [applause] let me get right to it. i want to talk to you tonight, not surprisingly, about this election. not just as an attorney general or a veteran like many of you in this room. let me thank all the veterans. thank you for what you do and thank-you center for what you do on their behalf in the united states senate. i'm not here talking as an attorney general or a veteran. i'm here to talk to you as a parent, a father of two young kids who i will race on to tomorrow. i want to talk to you as a parent. and about the choice that north ians and all the choices you face in the fall. we have onehoice that can keep us moving forward as the governor mentioned or moving backward. ladies and gentlemen, as president obama said, this election is a

this is why i was in fayetteville for a great event for veterans and their families for obama and bidenree things about this president. he understands what it means to be commander in chief. he understands when it comes out where, and how to deploy our forces. when, where, and how to deploy our forces. look at what he has accomplished as commander in chief. he has toppled a libyan leader without shedding 1 an ounce of united states blood. [applause] he has crippled al qa and aeda years of a lot of talk we finally got osama bin laden because of this president's leadership. [applause] second, this president understands what it means to be commander in chief because he knows when, where, and how to redeploy those members of this audience for those who know what that means. that means when to bring our troops home and where to send them. he understands this. that is exactly what he's done. he ended the war in iraq and brought our troops home. like he said he was going to do. that is what leaders do. that is when your senator does. he went to washington and did exactly what she said she was

to launch a brand new search for a missing fort bragg soldier, kelly bordeaux, leaving a bar in fayetteville police say she left with a registered sex offender she met the week before. information r-reward for information leading to her return. kay owes before a readhead concert. crew members are sent running for their lives and the top part of the stage comes crashing down and heard of this kind of thing before. pinned one and killed one man, several people were on the stage at the time setting up when the scaffolding collapsed and three people hurt. still unclear what caused the accident. the band canceled the row, but says the tickets will be refunded. an unmanned mini shuttle landed at vandenberg air force base after more than a year in space. the mission was classified, but some believe the x-37 b could be used in intelligence gathering or testing new technology and the air force says the craft will launch later this fall. to extreme weather alert, officials warning that a raging wildfire in colorado could get worse. high wind, scorching temperatures there, flames burning through 55,000

next is maryland on our independent line in fayetteville. caller: a couple of people like farm workers, especially the ones working in or in factories or picking beans all day, all those people practically working way below minimum wage probably put in those types of states, how would they in for the type of insurance like this, and the people they are working for cannot even apply for anything like that because of the amount of money from workers and landscape workers -- i'm talking about those in the private sector with a little bit of money, people who cannot afford insurance in the first place because they can hardly pay their rent half the time? host: let's find out. guest: under the law, if you are up to 1.3 times the federal poverty level -- to give you a sense of what that is, a family of four, that means in come up to about $20,000 a year or $25,000 a year, you will be able to get coverage under medicaid. typically, you pay almost -- very little if you are covered under medicaid. you have some cost sharing, some deductibles as you g

this is why i was in fayetteville for a great event for veterans and their families for obama and bidenthree things about this president. he understands what it means to be commander in chief. he understands when it comes out where, and how to deploy our forces. when, where, and how to deploy our forces. look at what he has accomplished as commander in chief. he has toppled a libyan leader without shedding 1 an ounce of united states blood. [applause] he has crippled al qa and aeda years of a lot of talk we finally got osama bin laden because of this president's leadership. [applause] second, this president understands what it means to be commander in chief because he knows when, where, and how to redeploy those members of this audience for those who know what that means. that means when to bring our troops home and where to send them. he understands this. that is exactly what he's done. he ended the war in iraq and brought our troops home. like he said he was going to do. that is what leaders do. that is when your senator does. he went to washington and did exactly what she said she wa

which could go to power either electrical vehicles or a new joint strike fighter, when you go to fayetteville arkansas, and you see companies that are being environmentally responsible, disclosing fracking fluids using very clean technologies to take advantage of this prodigious new resource that has tremendous opportunity for this nation, when you visit -- as i have -- our national labs and seen people who are figuring out lower compression calculations for diesel carburetors to improve emissions and thousands of innovations besides, it's an incredibly exciting time. this truly is a sputnik moment. and just as back in 1957 the 100th anniversary of the atlantic's founding, the united states rose to the challenge. this time the united states is rising to the challenge as well. it's something that involves people all across this country. it's something that involves our scientists, that engages our industries, that takes advantage of the unique resource that is available in our national laboratories. and we're not doing this in splendid isolation. we're doing it in a competitive world where the

walmart holding it annual shareholder meeting this fayetteville, arkansas. >> this is walle mart's first opportunity to speak to shareholders asince the allegations of bribery broke and an opportunity to vote shares in response. amid the executive presentations and musical performances, shareholder business will take place. results of six proposals will be announced including the annual election for the board. which has been met with some contention. all 15 members are up for re-election. and google's mayer is on the ballot. urging shareholders to vote against a number of current board members. pension funds have cast their votes against the incumbent board members they believe were somehow connected to the alleged bribery. most notably the founding family member. each pension if you said hods spell i don't knows of shares because the walton family holds the near majority, it's unlikely current board members will lose their seats. but what remains to be seen is if shareholder pressure is must have to sway management to make changes on its own. walmart international ceo said to media yest

a roving ambassador arnold checking in from fayetteville, north carolina. what do you say, arnold?subject this morning. man, i am so sick and tired of the democrats in our party, the way they are on vacation. i heard peter say, reporting justin beiber had a beat down on somebody. our democratic leaders, harry reid, time and time, it goes on like this, you know. we should send people to the mic phone, get on t.v. and always come up with, i guess you are right, you know. it makes you sick you know. >> i know. i think, look, on every issue, when they come out and say immigration is out of control, you know, obama's got to get up there and say, bs. here is what the facts are. right? here are the number of guards we have at the border compared to what they used to be. here are the number of people who come across compared to what they used to be. when they said the stimulus did not create a job. not just him. right? but all of these other spineless democrats. >> democrats need to say something. >> yeah. bs. here is what the facts are. >> they stood on the side line, bill, and watched th

grady payne who is president of a plant in fayetteville discussed the impact on his business. his company has 450 employees and he struggles each year to encourage them to participate in health insurance. the company has had to create different employee groups in order to create an employee base which would have 75% participation as required by most insurance companies. now payne said the nondiscrimination provisions of the health care reform would prohibit this. forcing the company several expensive options. it could switch from full insurance to self-insurance, it could expand the coverage to all employees and have the employee costs set according to the affordability formula, or it could stop offering health care insurance altogether, instead paying the penalty of $2,000 for each employee. payne said any of these three options, any of these three option, would cost the company more than $1 million compared to the current costs. i'll talk about other broken promises, but i would like to yield five minutes to my good friend todd young from indiana, representing the ninth dist