. >> verne: celebration here in fayetteville. back-to-back shutouts. they're bound for a bowl after they play missouri. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i am verne lundquist saying so long from fayetteville. our final score, arkansas throws the shutout. 30-0. "the dodge post game show" is up next after these messages and a word from your local station. we'll see you at the egg bowl. ♪ hey, jake! come on over here for a sec. why you wanna touch my dart so bad? ♪ [ high-pitched ] why's he wanna touch it? ♪ who said i wanted to touch it? ♪ jake, you know they've got affordable leasing programs ♪ yeah, i know. i was just... ♪ just think, jake, you could get your own ♪ ♪ and you could touch it whenever you wanted ♪ ♪ you could touch it all the time ♪ ♪ all the time i don't want to touch your dart. ♪ i know you're mad, jake, but you've got to get your own ♪ i'm not mad. ♪ i know you're mad, jake ♪ ♪ but you've got to get your own ♪ ♪ i know you're mad, jake i'm getting mad, but wasn't... ♪ but ya gotta get your own ♪ ♪ but ya gotta get your own yeah so

the city council in fayetteville was considering an anti-gay discrimination ordinance. >> the fayetteville would allow men -- yes, i said men -- to use women's and girls' rest rooms and other areas that are dedicated for females only. i don't believe the citizens of fayetteville would want males that with past child predator convictions, that claim they are fell, to have a legal right to enter private areas preserved for women and girls. we should never place the preference of an adult over the safety and innocence of a child. parents, who do you want undressing next to your daughter at the public swimming pool's private changing area? >> the ordinance still passed t prohibits businesses and public accommodations from discriminating against people based on sexual orientation or gender identity. this isn't the first time the duggars have fear mongered. their oldest son work for a group labelled as a hate group. john, i surrender. i have to tell you, i don't watch this program. so -- but based on what i i've just been exposed to, why is this on tv? your thoughts? >> when i heard the comments

. >> watch this minivan in the left lane in fayetteville in north carolina.e turns as it hits pavement out of control. we got a sense of that dramatic jolt on the test track. >> whoa. that thing just took off. best of advice for black ice don't use cruise control once on it drive straight, lift off the gas then brake. you probably have seen this, a vehicle sliding down a hill. well, if you don't have four-wheel drive and the driver assist system like this ford escape wait till the hill is clear then use your momentum to get up to the top. and maybe the hardest lesson of all, getting out of a spin. >> when the back end starts to slide steer into the turn. yep it is counterintuitive. i want to turn left but i'm spinning to the right. by turning to the right and straightening the car out i get traction again. probably the best advice slow down, keep your distance and stay within your own driving ability. >> whoa. >> reporter: for "good morning america," david kerley, abc news, sault ste. marie, michigan. >> oh, so many people are dealing with that yesterday. >>

after four decades of barracks, ralph rigby plans to settle in fayetteville. >>> miranda lambert now the most-decorated female artist in the history of the cma awards. when luke bryan took the top honor last night, entertainment of the year, lambert and blake shelton both won for best vocalist honors. for lambert that means five in a row. that beats the record set by reba mcentire. and martina mcbride. >>> when we come back, beyond the stage with jerry seinfeld. >>> we have a special look here tonight at jerry seinfeld, the man whose self-titled tv show ruled these air waves for many years. but this is also about the business of jerry seinfeld, both his core business and his newest venture, his web series starting its new season, even though there's no real season on the web. he is a man who takes comedy and its manufacturing process very seriously. on a recent wednesday night at the end of the night, the crowd at the gotham comedy club in new york had no idea what was about to happen. the leading observational standup comic of his time had just parked his car and was heading into th

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. >> i am traveling to fayetteville north carolina to see my grandchild which just arrived in centerit's his first thanksgiving and just hoping to get there without any delays. >> reporter: and back here live in terminal c just after 5:00 a.m. you can see we're starting to see the lines start to form here. it's going to get a lot busier as the day goes on. a lot of airlines are waiving change fees for passengers flying today through airports that are in the path of the storm. phl is one of them. baltimore, washington and newark airports are some others but while things haven't gotten bad here yet that doesn't mean there won't be any issues later on or that there aren't already issues in places you're traveling to so the best thing to do is check your flight status before you led out to the airport. we're live at phl, katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> thanks katherine. >>> fasten your seat belts here. taking a ride on mobile6. look at that roadway. no one -- this is i-95. wish it was like this every day. we're approaching concorde pike, 202, new castle county which is expecte

. >>> there's a move under way to remove a sex education course from a fayetteville high school.ey say that parent hood -- without parents understanding what's going on in the classroom. the school's principal says that's not the case and say it's based on standards for sex ed. >> we were saying that abis it a nance is the only way to prevent pregnancy and transmission of disease. >> they say they'll be at tomorrow's school board to voice their objections. >>> new at 5:00, the world's powerful ships is here in the bay area. it's the coast guard ice breaker known as polar star. the ship is one of just two ice breakers left in the coast guard's entire fleet. and ken win went to the island where that massive ship is getting ready to set sail. >> it's impressive and up close, it's big that it's almost breathtaking. the star is 399 feet long and that's 190 feet longer than a football field. it can smash through six feet of ice while moving forward. >> if we were to back and ram through the ice, we could go through 25 feet of ice, and we've done it before. it's great. it's a fantastic

the other one, she's -- she had cerebral palsy and she lives in fayetteville, north carolina. really not that close. she's like the sweetest person you want to meet. she was really wanting me to come there but there's just no way i could get there and stuff. i miss her and hopefully maybe some time over holidays i can see her and stuff. but it's been a blessing. you know. my circumstances just -- i just had some rough times. i'm one of these people that never thought i would be in a shelter. i had -- it was really humbling for me to come in to the shelter. >> i think people really appreciate your honesty and really appreciate your reaching out. it's turned out to be a really good thing. if you'd like to do that kind of thing, of reaching out, there is the website on our screen right there, unionministries.org. please contact them, especially with the holidays coming up. you got room at your table for christmas, ashley? >> absolutely. christmas, next weekend. any time he wants to come. >> good to see you both. >> i think we're going to lunch after this. >> good to hear. congrat

hot springs where he attended high school, fayetteville where he and hillary clinton taught law and thete's capital, little rock where he later opened his presidential library. joe pervez, who lives in little rock, says there's five historic sites in the city any billgram must see. >> we're looking dead ahead at the governor's mansion. and there's the bust of president clinton. >> reporter: second, a small house the clintons once lived in. >> right here. this is where they lived when he -- the two years he was not governor of arkansas. it's a neat house. >> reporter: next, the old statehouse. >> the old state house which is where we're headed was a place near and dear to him. it's where he came and gave the post-election speech on election night. election night '92 was unlike anything i've ever seen. >> reporter: then the capitol building. >> this is the state capitol. completed about 1914 when it replaced the old state capitol. the old state house. this was his domain. >> reporter: and finally, the main event, the library, which houses nearly 1,000 artifacts from his eight years in the

. >> watch this minivan in the left lane in fayetteville in north carolina.ts pavement out of control. we got a sense of that dramatic jolt on the test track. >> whoa. that thing just took off. best of advice for black ice don't use cruise control once on it drive straight, lift off the gas then brake. you probably have seen this, a vehicle sliding down a hill. well, if you don't have four-wheel drive and the driver assist system like this ford escape wait till the hill is clear then use your momentum to get up to the top. and maybe the hardest lesson of all, getting out of a spin. >> when the back end starts to slide steer into the turn. yep it is counterintuitive. i want to turn left but i'm spinning to the right. by turning to the right and straightening the car out i get traction again. probably the best advice slow down, keep your distance and stay within your own driving ability. >> whoa. >> reporter: for "good morning america," david kerley, abc news, sault ste. marie, michigan. >> oh, so many people are dealing with that yesterday. >> i always find th

. >> host: i go in fayetteville alabama.you are on book tv. >> caller: yes it is a thrill to meet you. i understand that you are the nephew or the son of alexander? would you -- evidentially your book is going to talk about much more than what the last caller said, i arrived late, more than just the movie industry, but i did have two big questions for you i will ask as briefly as possible. i've been -- i loved your father's image or uncles movies. i am a big stickler and it sometimes burns me up about the copyright and loyalties for one's work not going to the original producers or at least the heirs had heiresses partly because i'm a commercial artist in studio artist full time. >> host: if you could get to your question and we will get an answer. >> caller: partly because as a disney type cartoonist i am a big fan of old warner bros. work. so many of the studios so sold their copyrights to their old libraries and the television syndication companies in the 50s and 60s. that is not as tragic as the folk artists and musician

warner clinging to lead and wins.brett at joe is in fayetteville, north carolina. independent line. caller: i'm not surprised about the election results. a lot of it is the economy. obama, ao voted for lot of them have had to change jobs. my wife is traveling every day 100 miles to raleigh. she voted for democrats. they have shortened the amount of early voting. it makes it harder for people struggling to keep their jobs. host: did you vote? who did you vote for? caller: i voted for the republicans. don't vote on party lines. when i was young, i voted democratic. i was disappointed. , people werestand upset because they were against gay-rights and the judiciary overturned that. there is a lot of anger. kathryn is in florida. democrats line. want to thank c-span for putting on all the debates. i wish more people would watch. joni ernst from iowa and purdue from georgia, georgia having the highest unemployment rate in the country and you are a fellow that outsourced jobs and got elected. the old republican candidates ran on bashing obama. they had not one word, not one plan for how th

i just want to wish my dad happy holidays in fayetteville, north carolina. love you, bye.ng in australia today after beloved cricket star phillip hughes died in a sydney hospital two days after being struck in the head by a ball during a match. prime minister tony abbott paying tribute saying hughes was, quote: a man living out his dreams. >> obviously, our thoughts and prayers are with his family, with his friends. he thought the player in his prime should be killed playing a national -- the thought that a player should be killed in his prime playing a game is shocking and sobering. we should be conscious of the risks that our sports people run to give us the pleasure that they do. heather: hughes was wearing a helmet at the time, but the hard leather ball hit an unprotected area on the back of his head. deaths are rare in cricket, but hughes is now the second player in two years to sustain a fatal blow. phillip hughes was just 25 years old. ♪ ed: meanwhile, the house republican leadership is getting set to respond to the president's executive actions on immigration with

fayetteville, tennessee, good morning. go ahead. caller: i want to thank you for having me on, and i want to thank god for the tennessee department of corrections and justice system. i was convicted in 1995 or theft and forgery, and it changed my life. i was brought up in a good family, and i made a mistake. everybody is capable of making mistakes. the person from texas, and the woman -- i forget where she is from -- to be that narrowminded -- everybody makes mistakes. a lot of times, the only difference between me and some of the others is they simply have not been caught. to stand in judgment about somebody whether they can vote or not -- they still want our money for taxes. as far as tennessee went on a blue-collar crime, when you complete your program, they offer you the induction back into the right to vote, and i did that. public office, maybe even firearms -- i believe they were checking into that. not handheld weapons. but for hunting and stuff. tennessee israel good about -- i believe the derailment from memphis was talking

host: this is robert, republican line, from fayetteville, tennessee. hello?n ohio.to robert democrats line. high. caller: my question is, when do we finally get fair voting in this country? -- when do wee it make the candidates legally reliable? host: why pose that question? what brings you to that? because they need that type of mentality. they feed off ignorance, off educated people. most people truly do not care about politics. what they see on tv. or if as negative ads they vote simply what their preachers tell them to vote or what their families feel. host: "the washington post" has a graphic looking at super pacs, as they are known. boom onas been a boosting a single congressional candidate. 42 resisted. they spend $30 billion. in this cycle, 2014, 92 spending . total of $51.1 million randy from massachusetts, go ahead, please. please let me talk. i notice you hang up on people when you don't know what you are talking about. the problem is, rich people who run the country, if they think people are only going to vote for democrats, they will put a republ

we are going to move out to fayetteville, north carolina. about 10 minutes left. good morning. what is your take on all of this? caller: well, i support immigration policy. f immigrants.try o this is how we were built. we try to prevent immigrants from coming to this will stop our growth. immigrants refresh this nathan. new blood, new ideas. they have moved to this nation forward. there is a reason while we are in the number one nation in the world. we go to alabama. your take on this. caller: good morning. immigration is great, but when you run into all the stuff like not being there -- there was a couple previous colors on social security. her's mily member had stolen by one. talking thousands of was stolen from her to get for her beneficiaries. is is one problem that is never addressed. it is always shoved under the rug. and the irs should be able to stuff onto other things. is that if er thing the verification was done, this would go away completely. host: tthank you for the call, we go to robert in maryland. good morning. just want to say that i support with the president

gladys sandlin in fayetteville in the great state of north carolina. she is 100-years-old today.great state of florida. he loves to volunteer to be on the police force from time to time. 100-years-old today. we salute you, sir. happy days. we love you, new york. you are doing great. we are having fun, too. >> oh, willard. >> the best. >>> what's coming up next hour? >> we got the stars of "pitch perfect 2." . >> you saw that? >> we were at a screening last night of the first one. service a sing-along. it was with the stars. also coming up, al, you got a thanksgiving recipe, sweet potato poon? >> my mom's, sweet potato poon. >> i thought you said sweet potato with an n he end. i don't know about your house. >> i don't know what's happening at your house with the baby formula. >> normally that, would be something i would say, to come out of your mouth. >> a lot of people were wondering. poon. >> you have to have the other one on the air? >> you got to let me finish the word. >> that's why i had questions. >> i'm sneaking out of here. >> good to have you, folks. >> we love you, cars

nearly 70% of the vote counted in fayetteville area.more votes there potentially for hagen. 90% in wake county. still some votes out here for kay hagan to come in, in these traditionally democratic areas. that's the question for thom tillis as these rural votes come in. 76% here. so still a little bit out here. not as many people. the question for the tillis campaign as they've moved into that very narrow lead, are there any more pockets of votes for them to offset. that's a wow. we're going to be counting that one. we've got 30% of the vote to go. let's move to virginia. this one has tightened even more. this is very, very tight where 87% of the vote counted. these republican areas, 100% in. 100% in. so if you're at gillespie headquarters, you know this. there are still some votes out in the washington suburbs. you see it shaded blue. 83% in prince william county. you move out of the suburbs, democratic country, but ed gillespie putting up a good fight. and 17% left. we'll wait and watch that vote. fairfax city, 100% in. mark warner kn