it's an old town, fayetteville.t where north carolina ratified the federal constitution back in 1789. i'm standing on what was a slave market. sherman fought battles here in the civil war. but now, it's a military town, and 160,000 acres back there is the army's fort bragg, where soldiers prepare to go to war. nestled up beside that is pope air force base-- two institutions, two professional military men, one woman. and that woman, michelle theer, now found herself caught between her husband, marty, the air force captain, and her former lover, army staff sergeant john diamond, who just wouldn't go away. michelle theer (on recording): i told him, i don't want to leave my husband. i never told him, i love you. i never said i want to be with you. i mean, i think i was pretty straight-up. keith morrison: so now, with the holiday season in full swing and a new commitment to her marriage, michelle and marty were on the road to raleigh for a night out. traveling with them was another couple from her office. melissa stoddar

[train horn sounds] word of the new howard spread fast to fayetteville.t people. it was quite confusing to us to understand what his motivation behind that was. [organ music playing] it's divine irony for me, for somebody who's fleeing to go to bible college. i wish i could explain the cluster cluckery that is howard ashelman's mind. andrea canning: everyone now wondered, had howard come here to find god or find cover? i think he's remorseful at this time and he wants forgiveness. i think it's eating him alive. andrea canning: rachel amped up her internet search and discovered even more about howard's new life on campus. then i find out, going through different facebook pages, he's now seeing a young woman out there. that terrifies me. andrea canning: her name was hanna jones, just 17 at the time. she also attended the bible college and sang in the choir, a high-profile school activity. the college posted videos of it on their youtube account. i was genuinely worried about her, and i didn't know if she knew what she was standing next to. through her eyes,

>> reporter: here at the high school where clay teaches in fayetteville, arkansas. >> he doesn't remembery do is look at walt's old geology slides. >> look at how flat it is. >> reporter: in the beginning, walt could explain each picture in great detail, and clay would take notes. >> i remember you talking about this in general geology. you explained why people would build the structures way up in the mountains. >> yes. >> reporter: but now, three years on... >> well, who took that picture? >> reporter: he doesn't even remember taking most of them. >> boy, these are really nice pictures, whoever took these, yeah. >> it's so hard to see him. but it's still the best week of the month. >> reporter: when you get to spend time with him? >> 'cauze he's still walt. he still laughs. he's still funny. he's still willing to help you do anything. i don't -- i can't even imagine where i woul be without walt. >> reporter: which is why clay plans to continue these sessions for as long as walt is able, and why he will always end each one with the same words of gratitude. >> almost everything i learned a

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>> reporter: here at the high school where clay teaches in fayetteville, arkansas. >> he doesn't remembery do is look at walt's old geology slides. >> look at how flat it is. >> reporter: in the beginning, walt could explain each picture in great detail, and clay would take notes. >> i remember you talking about this in general geology. you explained why these people would build the structures way up in the mountains. >> yes. >> reporter: but now, three years on... >> well, who took that picture? >> reporter: he doesn't even remember taking most of them. >> boy, these are really nice pictures, whoever took these, yeah. >> it's so hard to see him. >>> i'm juliette goodrich. >>> firefighters in southern california taking advantage of calmer winds tonight as they race to slow down flames after an unprecedented firestorm and in the midst of the destruction, a heroic effort to protect homes. >> we had no water pressure. i knew i had a spa. so i carried as many buckets as i could as long as i could. >> we bring you stories of neighbors helping neighbors amid the slow response. >>> and right her

i'm from fayetteville, north carolina. >> jimmy: ooh. [ cheers and applause ] you're good at this gameumberland, pennsylvania. >> jimmy: oh! [ cheers and applause ] it's gonna be close tonight. both of you are correct. you're off to a great start. now the rules of the game are simple. i'll ask a question. whoever buzzes in with the correct answer first gets a a point. but remember, the correct answer does not actually have to be correct, because any answer wins! [ cheers and applause ] you ready to play? >> yep. >> jimmy: all right, great. here's your first question. what did i have for breakfast this morning? contestant number two. >> nothin'. [ bebeeping ] [ bell dings ] >> jimmy: that's correct. i -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i didn't. i didn't feel like getting full before work and so i decided not to eat this morning. thank you very much. [ light laughter ] all right, here we go. question number two. and remember, any answer wins. name a number that rhymes with ten. [ beeping ] >> 16. >> jimmy: that's correct. [ bell dings ] 16. [ cheers and applause ] very good. very go

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anthony's history of public service began in fayetteville at the university. in 1963 with his juries doctorate in hand, he was ready to serve is the people of arkansas. after his time as state assistant attorney general and deputy prosecuting attorney for union county, mr. anthony chose to return to private practice. serving as counsel for his fourth generation family owned timber company, anthony forest products. later, mr. anthony returned to public service utilizing his background in law to lead several initiatives for arkansas' criminal code reform and improving the profe professionalism of state prosecutors. in 1978, mr. anthony was sworn in as a member of congress. receiving the confidence of his fellow members, he served as the vice president for his freshman class. this proved him -- this proved to serve him well as he was appointed to the house ways and means committee where he was a leader in tax code negotiations. after countless wins in congress, mr. anthony returned to private practice still serving where he could through corporate boards or chari

in fayetteville, north carolina, served in the military for 34 years. at i want to tell you something. when i saw that stuff on television four years ago, it was not a ryan, it was a sacking of the capitol that never happened since 1812. 1812. history will remember this. thank you very much, pedro. host: one of the people making comments about the role the vice president played was the vice president herself. here is kamala harris in remarks to the press after the election certification. [video clip] >> today was obviously a very important day. and it was about what should be the norm and what the american people should be able to take for granted, which is one of the most important parts of our democracy is there will be a peaceful transfer of power. and today, i did what i have done my entire career, which is take seriously the oath that i have taken many times to support and defend the constitution of the united states, which included today performing my constitutional duties to ensure that the people of america, the voters of america will have their

the plan was to meet monthly here at the high school where clay teaches in fayetteville, arkansas. >> do is look at walt's old geology slides. >> look how flat it is. >> reporter: in the beginning, walt could explain each picture in great detail and clay would take notes. >> i remember you talking about this in general geology. you explained why these people would about build these structures way up in the mountains. >> yes. >> reporter: but now, three years on -- >> who took that picture? >> reporter: he doesn't remember taking most of them. >> these are really nice pictures. whoever took these, yeah. >> it's hard to see him. still it's the best week of the month. >> reporter: when you get to spend time with him? >> yeah, because he is still walt. he still laughs. he is still funny. he still is willing to help you do anything. yeah. i can't even imagine whether i would be without walt. >> reporter: which is why clay plans to continue these sessions as long as walt is able and why he will always end each one with same words of gratitude. >> almost everything i learned about teaching w

this is sam from fayetteville, north carolina. republican. good morning to you, sir.aller: good morning, john. thank you for letting me talk. biden will go down as the -- one of the worst presidents in the history of the united states. one of the most corrupt presidents. he weaponized the doj to go after his political opponents. particularly president trump. he knew about the raid on mar-a-lago and did not do a darn thing about it. i think the only happy person was president carter. he went to his grave knowing he's no longer the worst president of the united states. host: that is sam. anne in clinton, maryland. democrat. caller: good morning. i'm hope unclear. -- i'm clear. i heard one of the persons who spoke about biden being the worst president. i also had brothers in service. the worst part about that is there were those who were killed in service. i had an uncle -- i'm sorry, great uncle. a great, great uncle that was killed during the war. not world war ii. he was killed earlier. these people never had a chance to collect insurance money or have their souls be

host: fayetteville, tennessee, good morning. caller: good morning.r. and i would just like to say he was a great person. president and after president. i just wanted to ask if you want to show his funeral again sometime this week or -- i'm going to miss it. host: we'll have it on our website, janice, you can see it there. and you see on your screen that's former senator john kerry. these are the attendees that ard inside the national cathedral in washington. there is the motorcade just starting now its journey across-town to the washington national cathedral. the ceremony is set to start at about 10 a.m. eastern time. linda, detroit, michigan, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to express my condolences to jimmy carter's family and my appreciation for c-span for all it does for us, keeping us informed. i most would like to say that jimmy carter was a great humanitarian and that he loved all people, including the black people in urban communities. he helped out most urban communities in this country. we are not aware of the money he spent in d

. >> we're taking a look at fayetteville, new york, courtesy of our good friends there. the snow coming down. we have more bitter cold as shaq was talking about. wind chills. 12 in erie. feels like 5 in chicago. minus 11 in minneapolis. 18 in amarillo, texas. that is awfully cold. plus, winter storm watches, lake effect snow warnings coming in erie, buffalo, into parts of syracuse, new york. heaviest snow along the spine of the appalachians, from 6 to 8 inches of snow. now let's head out west. today the santa ana winds are intensifying again. 45 to 65-mile-per-hour winds. good news, the winds will gradually decrease throughout the day. then as we get into tomorrow to sunday, we get an onshore flow, thankfully. that will be the first time in more than a week to get that. the good news, that brings in clouds, fog, and, most importantly, rising humidity. the problem is we're not seeing any rain. now, we will see a potential for unfortunately another significant santa ana event with strong winds, high fire danger and, again, exacerbating all of this, the need of rain. we hav

. >> janice in fayetteville, tennessee.rst president i ever voted for and i would just like to say, you know, he was a great person. i mean, president and after president. and i just wanted to ask if you all want to show his funeral again sometime this week or because i'm going to miss it, so-- >> all right, well, we'll have it on our website, janice, you can definitely see it there. and you see on your screen that's former senator john kerry. she is are the attendees that are-- that have already gathered inside the national cathedral in washington. there is the motorcade just starting now its journey across town to the washington national cathedral. the ceremony is set to start at about 10 a.m. eastern time. linda, detroit, michigan, good morning. >> good morning. i wanted to express my condolences to jimmy carter's family and my appreciation for c-span for all it does for us and keeping us informed, but i most would like to say that jimmy carter was a great humanitarian and that he loved all people, including the black pe

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