. >> reporter: fayetteville, arkansas, rolling pit cafÉ. we will try, if you're in fayetteville, come out and join us for breakfast with friends on "fox and friends," arkansas being the former state of governor bill clinton and hillary clinton. what do trump supporters think of the president's un speech, the daca deal, can they get repeal and replaced him, all morning long on "fox and friends," come on out and join us. >> the city of st. louis is safe and the police on the night. rob: this mayor of st. louis ripping his police officers for saying things like that and blaming police intimidation for the canceling of town hall meetings. officers are under investigation for avowing to keep the city safe from violent protesters storming the street and destroying property for days. does it make a lot of sense? griff jenkins live in st. louis with new details. >> reporter: quiet night from protesters last night but harsh words from the mayor at a press conference, canceled town hall to avoid confrontation with protesters but held a press conferen

up toward fayetteville, and even toward gettysburg, but they're all light. they're all shades of green. that said, we actually have a pretty good chance of showers and storms overnight when you're sleeping. that's going to be our best chance for a while. bus stop temps in the 60s. maybe a leftover shower. most of them will be east of us. 80s for the rest of the week. then the weekend okay. not necessarily shower free, but i would not cancel any of your outdoor plans. temps, they're going to stay up for a while. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday, in the low 80s pretty much across the board. our average high is 81 now. so by 10:00 tonight, i lost software upgrades, don't you? at 10:00, it would have showed some showers. these showers back here. by 6:00 a.m., most of the showers are h us. the path across the bay, temps in the 60s. 67 in buoy. by lunch -- lunchtime, some breaks in the clouds to the west. some clouds linger to the north and east. so again, not a wash out. upper 60s to start. some showers possible in the morning. then a lot of clou

let's try lynn in fayetteville, georgia. you agree with what the white house is calling for, tell us why. caller: if it represents a network than the network should be penalized to a certain extent. if it does not represent the views of the network, then certainly she should be fired. anybody that has a right to go on public air and express their opinion unless they are asked for it. in this situation she volunteered her personal feelings. i don't think that is part of this sports cast and i certainly would not want to hear it on the sports cast. thethat just encourages football players, football players, any kind of sport players to express their viewpoint while they are on network. i know we can't fix stupid and stupid is what we have out here. that is my opinion and thank you for letting me on. darren ins hear from rochester, virginia. what do you think about all this? caller: we live in a free country. the sports network has the ability to fire her for whatever reason they want. i also believe in freedom of speech, howev

looks like 1 to 2 inches possible from fayetteville to wilmington, a quarter memphis to tupelo. and we need for jose to miss us. and that storm is still lingering out here. really been sheared apart a bit. it will drift for a while and then it will do a loop and it may strengthen a little bit and it looks like it will try to come for eastern north carolina, but after this, it turns out to sea. so i'm not worried about it and no one else should be either. >> that is good news. people need a rest from this tough hurricane season so far. all right, thanks bill. let's go back to florida now. joining us from ft. lauderdale-hollywood international airport, phillip menes standing by for us. i know a lot of people are trying to get out, but also some people trying to come back. >> reporter: most of them trying to come back. take a look at the board here, you can see there are many more arrivals than departures. although we see a lot of canceled signs here. don't want that tole a larm too many people. of course they need to check with the airport because that is updated not by the airlin

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maybe eventually into fayetteville, but everything's light. it's just not that heavy.er tonight, we do have a much better chance of heavier showers and storms rolling through. i feel that primarily is going tooccur overnight. we could have a lingering shower in the morning. i have not issued a yellow weather alert just yet. the weekend, okay. not perfect. not shower free, but okay. actually, it's shaping up a little better and better each day. shower chances seem to be on the way down. so temperatures low 80s. 81. back to 82 on sunday. our average high is 81. so that's pretty average. now, we get into 7:30 tonight. some showers possible to the west. then by 6:00 tomorrow morning, most of the showers pushing through the metro area. you might have some wet roads coming down on i-270. by lunchtime, upper 70s already. then by this time tomorrow night, sun reappears, and temperatures go back into the low 80s, and a little more humid tomorrow, courtesy of irma. showers possible in the morning. anyone a lot of clouds. 77 by 1:00. thursday, a shower or storm possible, 81. frid

he had just integrated in fayetteville. they only had six black kids up there, so he thought piece of cake. i can go to little rock, show them how to do it. eaves school he was this school man who was on top of the decisions that were coming down through the supreme court, through the court system, and he knew intergration was coming. the very week the brown decision was handed down, blossom called together his school board and he told them, we are going to have to do this. we are going to have to integrate, so we might as well just step out front and do it voluntarily. he had some strong segregationists on that school board who didn't run the next time. and they had some concerns about it, but strong-willed man, he persuaded those people that they needed to issue a public statement in may of 1954 that they were going to comply. so they did. blossom went all over. first of all, he had meetings with all kinds of public groups trying to sell the idea and gather information for how they should proceed in little rock. his first

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the rain forecast has bands still bringing heavy rains in the areas from wilmington towards fayettevillend lumberton, rain in mississippi, tupelo, not going to cause any problems. that's the weather story for the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> the power crews need this. they need nice clear conditions. they need the winds to die down just to help everyone out without power. you like to have that humidity and lower temperatures anyway. it's a little more bearable and those temperatures that are cooler there in arkansas that's when the clouds from irma also. >>> so we're just about done with all the problems. a two-day event of irma and the winds and the surge and it's just about over. >> don't say that too early, though. >> we're good. >> thank you, bill. today is a big day for apple meanwhile the tech giant is expected to unveil its newest iphone. rumors call it the iphone x. debuting ten years after the original iphone, it may be the expected starting price to go with it $1,000. >> why, though? what's the difference? >> we'll have to wait. two new iphone 8 models shoul

the rain forecast has bands still bringing heavy rains in the areas from wilmington towards fayetteville and lumberton, rain in mississippi, tupelo, not bearable and those temperatures that are cooler there in arkansas that's when the clouds from irma also. >>> so we're just about done with all the problems. a two-day event of irma and the winds and the surge and it's just about over. >> don't say that too early, though. >> we're good. >> thank you, bill. today is a big day for apple meanwhile the tech giant is expected to unveil its newest iphone. rumors call it the iphone x. debuting ten years after the original iphone, it may be the fancy est thing yet with an expected starting price to go with it $1,000. >> why, though? what's the difference? >> we'll have to wait. two new iphone 8 models should debut along with those gadgets. >> nearly every american affected by the equifax security breach. ahead we'll tell you how to protect yourself. 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's n

in 1972 he graduated from the wall school in fayetteville and was employed as a legal service attorney for 32 years representing indigence in civilf cases and subsequently he was an attorney for the disability rights center in arkansas and five page ddn series published between 91 to 97 by simon and schuster. his nonfiction books include black-white relations in arkansas from slavery to the present, race relations and thee natural state, civil rights crusader from arkansas, blood i: their eyes the massacres of 1919. the recipient of a certificate of commendation from the american association for state a and local history for blood in their eyes and among other community awards he was named the 2016 civil libertarian of the year ended in 201 and in 20a lifetime achievement award from the arc in all historical association for his, quote, pioneering investigations of arkansas's racial history. [applause] we thought we would jump right into this and not tiptoe around some pretty sensitive topics. i know we are here to talk abous all of your books, but it seems to me as a civil rights histo

host: mark in fayetteville, north carolina. line for democrats. mark, go ahead. caller: yes. i think it should be against the law to burn an american flag. one of your callers that called before me. i'm a veteran. i'm proud of the flag. i would do it again. to burn a symbol of freedom thought the world that you are born and raised in this country shows the disrespect that you have for those who fought and fought for our flag. therefore, this -- [indiscernible] if you put them before a judge, let's not believe that. [indiscernible] get out of my country. thank you very much. host: a few tweets that have come in on this topic as we've been having this conversation. top it is a assign of oppression to someone. no, it shouldn't be illegal. we might as we repeal the first amendment. free speech will be over. thomas shipman says i served in the military. if you want to burn a flag, go right ahead. enjoy your freedoms. kevin, line for independents. go ahead. caller: i agree it should not be illegal. i think it's going too far to make it illegal bit it should be limited. host: how so

. >> we're going to fayetteville university in north carolina.pe for another win. >> you guys are undefeate e wor. >> um,. >> are you going to win. >> yes, of course. >> okay. >> that's the right attitude. >> all right. well, thank you so much all three of you for getting up early. >> thank you tucker. >> really appreciate. you know, i was going to wear some clothes and try to part pate but having watched you guys, i feel like maybe i would really embarrass myself badly. >> all right. so. >> you would do fine. >> i'm going to stick to weather. >> okay. >> little cool out here. do you recommend this outfit for outdoors this morning. >> yes, i would wear this anywhere. [laughter] >> that's the right attitude. all right, let's do the weather. we're clear and cool, very cool this morning. you might want to consider a jacket. 40's and 50's outside the beltway. we're currently in the upper 50's even in the city. look at that. 59 degrees. that's amazing. 40's have returned. 45 degrees the cool spot out in winchester. sunny, beautiful gorgeous friday for

. >> it's interesting this gentleman that i referenced was outside of fayetteville that you know very, very well. >> i do. >> yes, sir. >> thank you very much, and this year alone, the rural utility service has objeligated $35 million of investments in rural water in the state of arkansas. we are proud of that. very, very innovative municipalitys that are bringing water and sewer systems to their communities. but it's hard. it's tough. our loan and grant programs are focus odd communities of 10,000 or less. and we have to mix that loan and grant combination in order to try to target the grant dollars to those areas that are needed the most. and there's always more demand for resources than we have available. and we just, we work really hard to be able to spend down to the very last penny in order to invest the resources wisely. >> thank you, and thank you mr. chairman. >> senator lahey. >> thank you mr. chairman. i thank the panel. i mentioned we have with a judiciary committee meeting going on, two doors away. and i try to hit both of them. i am always concerned in rural development