airways to fayetteville, arkansas, to be part of a festival. >> u.s.ir is not letting us put our violins on an airplane. >> the crew, the captain said you can't carry these violins on to our plane and if faa finds out we could get fined, you're out of here. kicked them off the plane. >> what do we do? >> is that really an faa rule or policy in. >> it's interesting you should ask that back in 2012 congress passed the faa modernization and reform act which says passengers are allowed to carry violins on to an airplane. >> this has my blood pressure going. i'm like raging inside for them. >> unreal, guys. we got to fight this. got to fight this. this is wrong. >> we have all three members from time for three, zach de pue, nick kendall and ranam meyer via skype. will you hold up one of your cases so we can see how big these things are. >> this is my violin case. >> looks like a carry-on to me. >> walk us through exactly what happened once you got on that aircraft. >> we were just greeted by a steward that said you have to check those instruments. we said t

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

hospital in fayetteville to report threats of a bomb threat happened at the fayetteville v.a.ter. so far little information being released. the threat comes amidst growing outrage of medical treatment of veterans nationwide. >>> a check of the day's top stories. people frustrated over delay in their travel visas. it's the company just hired by the indian consulate to handle ve visa applications way behind computer issues. >>> investigators in san francisco are trying to piece together how a man ended up pinned under this car this morning. firefighter husband to use a jack to rescue him. he is expected to survive. the driver and the passenger of the car are being questioned by police. >>> coming up tomorrow on "today" savannah guthrie sits down exclusively with priscilla chan the wife of mark zuckerberg. she's never given a television interview until now. their conversation tomorrow only on "today." >> we don't know, we know so very little about her. interesting to find out more. let's get a quick check of weather. >> going to be nice out there. you know, we pay the big bucks t

that includes charlotte to fayetteville. as far as the airports go with those strong storms near charlotte, that's the best chance of any significant delays. we could have minor delays in new york and boston. but i don't expect widespread airport delays. not like yesterday afternoon in the northeast. so the forecast looks like this as we go throughout today. a few showers and storms from the northeast. of course we'll watch that area in north carolina. then if you have beach plans, florida looks very warm. new england is not going to be the best saturday, but that even improves sunday and into memorial day itself. could be as warm as mid-80s in the mid-atlantic. >> that is perfect. >> monday looks to be warm. >> not bad, bill. >>> in the meantime, fire crews in arizona have been working overnight in the hopes of getting a fast-moving wildfire under control. what's being called the slide fire has already burned through more than 5,000 acres in northern arizona. we should learn whether there is any containment. one fire crew s

. >>> we have breaking news in fayetteville, north carolina.ients are being allowed back inside a v.a. facility after a bomb threat. now, a bomb was not found. that facility, though, was evacuated this morning after a phone threat came in about an explosive device in the building. the patients and workers were moved outside for two hours while the building was searched. again, this was in fayetteville in the carolinas. no bomb was found. we'll keep you posted if there is more information. >>> all right. it is 7:56. the man behind hidden cash has moved his social media scavenger hunt down south. he hid two envelopes full of money in los angeles. yesterday the man who does not want to be identified let us follow him as he hid one of his envelopes in san jose. he has given out more than six thousand dollars since starting the treasure hunts one week ago, and now he wants the game to go global. >> it can't be just about me as one person. it has to become some type of movement, whether it's a non-profit foundation or a social media. >> we have been

happened near the town of white lake near fayetteville. no word how the accident happened. the marine's name has not yet been released. >> now to politics on a big primary day with national implications ahead of the november midterm elections as voters in six states head to the polls in races that could change the balance of power in congress. in one very close watched race in georgia, the gop is looking to nominate a candidate who can hold the seat of retiring senator sachs by chambliss. senior national correspondent john roberts is live in atlanta with the details. hi, john. >> reporter: hey, julie. good morning to you. the reason why this race in georgia is so important because whoever the eventual republican candidate is expected to face a tough race against michelle nunn, presumed democratic candidate. former daughter of -- daughter of former senator sam nunn. it's a broad field, seven candidates in total, the top five are businessman david perdue. he is the cousin of former governor, soney pureperdue. congressman jack kingston. those are establishment candidates. and

just this morning, one of our local papers in fayetteville, north carolina, was reporting that a local mother and son have been arrested and charged with human trafficking of a child victim, sexual servitude of a child and promoting the prostitution of a minor. this issue is real and it is happening in our own backyards and across our nation and across the world. this is the -- this is only the beginning of the -- of this very important mission and i am for one -- and i for one will not rest until we find a way to stop this. this is just, again, the beginning of our fight and i am proud to have co-sponsored these bills today to stop this horrifying practice and help these victims. we will continue to do more until we eradicate this form of slavery in the united states and throughout the world. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman, mr. scott, from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the ge

the: so, that in "fayetteville observer" this morning.onal section of "the new york times," has analysis on these primary races. establishment republicans see victory, "conservatives have already spent millions attacking ms. hagan. a poll last month -- host: yesterday there were primaries held in ohio, where opponents,r held off but north carolina attracted the most interest for both parties. also, on election 2014 headlines there are ay," number of folks trying to return to congress -- you can see the pictures, a few there. 16 current u.s. house members have served nonconsecutive terms, according to the biographical director of the u.s. congress, 14 of them returning in 2010 alone. keep your eye on that. on benghazi? a health battle takes shape to investigate and ghazi, there will be a vote later this week on setting up a select committee to investigate what happened on september 11, 2012, in benghazi, libya, seeking to centralize the investigative authority on the attack." host: that is the latest on the benghazi investigation. the head

dozens of people had to be rescued in fayetteville. those of you in the west face much different conditions this morning. megan glaros of wbbm is tracking your extreme weather. >> good morning to those of you in the west where fire danger will be high today and temperatures anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above normal with a big ridge of high pressure centered over idaho. that's going to create winds ramping up through southern california today, the santa ana winds will be in effect today, gusting anywhere from 40 to 70 miles an hour. temperatures will range from 90 to 100 and low humidity levels will all make for a very high fire danger in southern california today. highs will range from 84 in seattle, which could be a new record there, to as much as 93 near the coast in los angeles. but you get inland in southern california today and temperatures could top 100 santa an degrees. hot day there. >> megan, thanks. that extreme heat and those santa ana winds are fuelling a gerous dangerous wildfire in the foot hills east of los angeles. go

general filed for an emergency stay to give him time to file an appeal but the county clerk and fayetteville's told local reporters she was going to start issuing a merger with marriages this morning while other county clerks are refusing to do so. >>: coming up on the kron4 morning news the world cup just a month away but to brazil and not be ready. if it will have more on the construction woes ahead. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. [♪] floods talk about the weather. a lot of time our mount tam cam are joined sinclair's are to this monday carried looks nice. if it feels nice. scene and a 50 degree temperatures with zebras are to begin the week and then things turned hot on us over the course of the next three to four days barry decides what is through the current excessive heat watch when in fact for tuesday and wednesday f

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waiting into linda fayetteville, georgia. good morning. caller: good morning.pportunitiesore -- i have a lot more opportunities then my mom had. i was able to go to college. i just think the young girls today -- the sky is the limit. if they make sure they get a good education they can do anything they want to do. -- shewas not able to always wanted to be a nurse but she was not able to go to school but i was able to go to college. i think opportunities are tremendous for young girls today. thank you for the call. loretta is waiting as well in columbus, ohio. good morning. caller: hello. when it comes down to the opportunity of the women that are faced with the obstacle of theirhey go through color, race, nationality, that takes a lot of time. sometimes that takes out the -- rtunity we have to look forward to the we have to follow when it comes to our skills and also the determination of making sure that we get there. it has a lot to do with the background, it is coursese same obstacle but in a different manner. tell us about your mother's experience. you bring