go arkansas. i was so grateful. as much as he made light of it, he was making a serious point. i was young. i was a woman. i was working on a financial services case. so many things stacked against me. but he also knew i was a super hard worker. if i didn't get rid of apologizing, people would focus on the first part and not the second part. figure out what the right strategy is for you to be figure -- taken seriously. get honest feedback. so you get the balance right along the way. [applause] >> i believe that is all we have time for today. thank you again, chelsea, for taking the time to spend the afternoon with us. [applause] >> thank you. what a remarkable opportunity we had to listen to chelsea clinton. thank you for joining us. [applause] >> this tuesday, simon & schuster is releasing hillary clinton's took -- book "hard choices." book tv was in the publisher's office to talk to some of the people involved in the production of the book. >> i have been involved through all the books. i am not the one publishing them. not the official publisher. but i have been involved all

go, arkansas. but i was so grateful to that. that falls into the criticism that you should be taken seriously. he was making a really serious point. i was young. i was a woman. i was working on a financial services case, where there are so many things stacked against me. but he knew that i was a super hard worker. i was smart, ambitious. but if i didn't get rid of apologizing, people were going to focus on the first part and not the second part. so figure out what the right strategy is for you to be taken seriously. be authentic, and get honest feedback so that you get the balance right along the way. [ applause ] >> thank you. i believe that's all we have time for today. so thank you again, chelsea, for taking the time to spend the afternoon with us. [ applause ] >> thank you, everyone. [ applause ] >> thank you. what a remarkable opportunity we've had to listen to chelsea clinton. so thank you so much for joining us. >> on newsmakers this weekend, the senator from wyoming is our guest. he talks about the obama administration's

going to may. yeah well so it's arkansas are going to. start for a moment there i thought i was janet traverse bickel yellen thinking the rising markets were talking to me when attract she is the markets stacey yes well max of course the central bankers are supposed to be the regulators cleaning up the scum off the wall street but in fact they are the crazy people looking in the mirror shouting at themselves and this has come into full light this past week cluster of central banks have secretly invested twenty nine trillion dollars in the market another conspiracy because conspiracy fact is the f.t. reports a cluster of central bank king investors have become major players in world equity markets the report to be published this week by the official monetary financial institutions form confirms twenty nine point one trillion dollars in market investments held by four hundred public sector institutions one hundred sixty.

yes, go, arkansas. but ever so grateful grateful to that.that is criticism that should be taken seriously. as much as he made light of that company was making a really serious point. i was young. i a woman. i was working on a financial services case. there were so many things that were stacked against me. but he also knew ours is super hard worker, i was smart, i was in vicious, but if i didn't get rid of apologizing, people were going to focus on the first part about the second part. so figure out what the right strategy is for you to be taken seriously. the authentic and get honest feedback so that you get the balance right along the way. [applause] >> so i believe that is all we have time for today. thank you again, chelsea for taking the time to spend the afternoon with us. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. what a remarkable opportunity we have had to listen to chelsea clinton. so thank you so much for joining us. [applause] >> we will need to learn again how to work together, how to co

(inaudible) and i remember, actually i want to get my car in arkansas and going to the jail and it looks like the festus and do you remember that? and that is just a jail back in the old days, how they look, and you went into a place and it was actually an old jail like, what is those, those pictures called? do you know what it is? gun smoke? in those days when you are really in the jail like that and it was over there and i think that place is used as the education because somehow, you got to start teaching the people that, i think that the police, and it is good, to me, i would hate to say that we are without the police department, and where would we be and how would be able to walk in and out of the world if ut didn't have it. and sometimes you got to, and you got to start and saying that this is where the education and this is more than just been 850 in a jail. and you need to do something in 850 now, and that is an incredible place to look at the ballpark, and it is named there and the building there and built wonderful, and they hope to build it like that because those are the old

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al franken came out and see if the others go to colorado or alaska or arkansas. her point before we move on, what struck me in the bite with george stephanopolous, chip away from it. how different than 2008 the transformational inspirational i'm going to make democrats and republicans work together on big things. now his goal is to chip away at it? >> this is so incremental. it sounds nothing like the obama in 2008 campaign. part of that is the reality that you have the factors at play, it's a hard thing to work at and i think that's something he's had to come around to. this is different from the obama i think we heard in 2012 on the campaign trail. >> in addition to the economy, polarized politics. he said the sun rises and they'd disagree. >>> stay put, as our reporters get you on the political stories just around the corner. seize the summer with up to 40% off hotels from travelocity. >>> and before we go, let's go around the table and ask our great reporters to get you out ahead of the coming political news. >> the sexual assault catch us, you heard congress

that slow moving storm there on arkansas and missouri, that's going to plague us east of the mississippi over the next two to three days. already this morning, heavy downpours in areas of louisiana. just near the houston area, we have storms, mostly to the west of you and east. houston looks okay itself. throughout the day today, best chance of strong storms, downpour, and flash flooding in central tennessee, northern alabama, and much of mississippi. mississippi was nailed yesterday with a lot of damaging wind storms. forecast for your tuesday, rainy day in the ohio valley down to the gulf coast, and i'll show you wednesday's forecast looks like tuesday's, just more slow moving soakers all the way from, you know, pretty much new york southwards. >> okay, we'll watch, thank you. >>> more kidnappings and close encounters on camera. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. the was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at

. >> let's go to arkansas and talk about mark pryor.arkansas this year. >> yeah. that's right. and very bad state. he's got a terrific republican opponent, but don't underestimate pryor. i know tom cotton is not underestimating him. he's from an old line of family, position of them as the lannisters of arkansas. his father was governor and senator. he's doing everything he can to try to get distance between him and president obama who he assumed supported 90% of the time. this will be a fight right up to the final moment. tom cotton is a terrific candidate and well respected war hero, harvard law gradua, terric wife. did you ever see the movie true grit? keeps talking about the lawyer from yale county. well, he's from yale county, arkansas. >> what are the odds of that. and also let's go north to alaska, mark begich. president obama just won 41% of the vote there in 2012. real good chance this guy retires? >> no, he's running and running hard. spending a lot of money. this will be the most expensive per capita race in the country. more

in senate races, i want to play and add it from american crossroads about the senate race going on in arkansasagainst senator mark pryor. it tries to tie mark prior to president obama. [video clip] >> your next word is prior. >> may have the definition? >> mark pryor is the deciding vote for obama care. >> pryor, obama. >> close enough. host: how does obama play in places like arkansas? guest: i think he is a huge issue in some of the states. he is very unpopular in arkansas. mark pryor has a fairly moderate voting record, but he has supported the president 95% plus on key votes that have been selected. republicans believe that part of their path to victory is to link him to obama as much as possible. especially since he voted for health care reform. you will see a lot of bad like that in a number of states. host: here is an ad from the mark pryor camp talking about the republican candidate. [video clip] >> i mark pryor, and i approved this message. >> he voted five times to turn medicare over to the insurance companies. >> the national committee to preserve social security and medicare said c

. >>> let's go to sarah in arkansas for an update on walmart. sarah? sarah is with us.ot with us at this moment. maybe, can you hear us? >> reporter: yes. i can hear you. hi. i'm sorry. i'm distracted here because the people are just coming out. al black is the final performer in what's been a day of festivities here. i think we have a live shot to listen in. ♪ all right. just to give you a taste of the concert and festivities here at walmart today. he came on the stage just after doug mcmillan, the ceo, wrapped up his speech. gave sort of a final word in what's been the pep rally of the day and i thought it was interesting and good thing we are in "squawkally" and underscores technology and innovation at walmart saying we need to be at the forefront of this. pretty unusual coming from the world's biggest retailer. he talked about 3-d printing saying household products can be 3-d printed and a few numbers on this note. 1,000 new hires in silicon valley for walmart. 12 technology acquisitions in 3 years and a hint at more on the way from mr. mcmillan just a few weeks ago

radar is now with that severe weather going through east texas and parts of louisiana and arkansas. more heavy rain over areas that can't hold it. number of inches of rain have already come down. the ground is saturated on top of that. add another three to five inches with this storm sitting over western kansas, that leads to flash flooding. flash flood warning is in effect. few warnings in effect along with the leaf rain there is some wind and hail, conditions continue to push east. rain in western kansas and colorado, that will remain in effect poop lot of moisture being did -- in effect. lot of moisture, on top of rain that's already come down. additional amounts of 3 to 5 inches so more flooding is possible. not only in texas and oklahoma, all the way north as far as kansas and nebraska. push off the coast, temperatures have dropped just a bit but now climbing into the 70s andy. and where -- and 80s. hot and dry conditions mean that fire danger well that will remain elevated here over the next few days. >> at least you're not in the hundreds in phoenix for a change. dave warren,

going to preach. >> well no, because you tell the story in here of what mrs. annie johnson from arkansasho could have gone a couple of different directions maybe the directions everybody told her she should go but you said she cut herself a new path and that's what we need to do. cut ourselves a new path. >> what we have to do it seems to me is look at the road we've been on. and look at the road that looms ahead. and if the one going back is not comfortable, and the one going ahead is ominous and dangerous, we've got to have enough courage to step off the road and cut a new path. cut a new path. and go along there and if it doesn't, if it's not tentable, step off the road. this is our life. i mean this is all we have. there ain't no more. as far as we can be absolutely certain it's given to us but live but once. >> you say each year a couple of times a year you give yourself a day. we should all do that. >> we should. >> explain how we give ourselves a day. >> well i tried leaf once a year. sometimes two or three times a year to inform my house mate and my friends and family that i am g

arkansas. and that is going to continue probably for tomorrow morning as well. we with are looking at georgia right now, seeing some severe weather. we with do expect that to increase. down to the southwest, it is a completely different story, not a lot of weather in terms of clouds it is the heat. right now, temperatures phoenix arizona 105 degrees. las vegas is 100. normally for phoenix, the average at this time of year is about 100 degrees. but things will get worse. we do have heat warnings from a lot of states are those temperatures are going to be exceeding 100 degrees. thom, phoenix, 106 degrees there, and things are not really going to improve, if you are traveling to phoenix, by monday, that looks like lit be the hottest day, we are abouting to see 109 degrees there. not changing to much. your news is after this. >> eight out of ten most populated cities in the world a new early warning system is being developed here in the united states. techknow's kyle hill has more. >> there is nothing in nature like a size mick event. and no one knows that more than

richard is up next from arkansas on our line for democrats. go ahead, richard. i say this is no phony scandal. what we have is a phony president who is out to fulfill his father's dreams and destroy america. thank you. host: david brooks writing on the opinion pages of "the new york times." ,"resident obama was right talking about the bergdahl situation. "it does not matter that the united states government ended up dealing with terrorists in the first place. is not a terrorist organization the way al qaeda is. america has always tried to reach a negotiated arrangement with the taliban and this agreement may be up piece of that. this is the dirty world we live in. sometimes national leaders are called upon to take the sins of the situation upon themselves for the good of the country, to deal with the hateful and compromise with the loathsome. their form of sacrifice and service. so president obama made the right call. if he is to be faulted, it would be first for turning the release esque photo op, a political stunt with empty grandstanding." on our twitter page

as far as the forecast today, we're going to get bad weather, tornadoes, severe type storms. they will be in northern arkansasuri and areas of oklahoma. not so much oklahoma city. we'll watch you in little rock and memphis with damaging winds, too. again, it's going to be about two or three days the middle of the country is the problem. south of that how about the hot weather? 109 in phoenix, 97 in dallas today, it's going to be very hot for the next couple days. then it's going to torrentially rain in texas. good because we have the horrible drought. by the way, after the northeast gets rid of this rain mika we are looking at a fantastic mid atlantic northeast weekend ahead. it should be low humidity and low 80s. >> you promise? >> i promise. >> don't get it wrong. >> that's two nice things in a row. >> weird. okay. you should skip a month. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," the obama administration shows video evidence to support claims of bowe bergdahl's failing health. why are lawmakers still not convinced? when we come back we'll huddle around the water cooler. we have a new contender

it's kind of like going -- i imagine what it was like going to school in arkansas for the first time. the little rock nine, except that there was a more pleasant face to the racism in some cases. but it was great. the guys were wonderful. they welcomed me. except for two people, maybe three, that i kind of stayed away from. if they had any ill feelings, they didn't show it. i fit in with them and they fit in with me. >> how about the academic experience? >> academics was rough. i found out later that the schools in the south in general, not just the black schools, but the schools in the south in general just didn't have what was on the plates of the schools in the north. for example, i didn't have any calculous. the most i had was trig normal try. the guys i was in school with already had it. i still don't know what it is now. but i made it through with a c. now that to me was a major hurdle in my life. i had never made a c in my life before. and mostly what i made in that first year because of calculous and physics, that pulled away my time to study the english and the french and the

arkansas. they are going back and forth saying you are in the pocket of wall street, no, you are in the pockett. >> it goes back to what we saw with tyson yesterday. 1.8 trillion dollars. helpuity and m&a, did that you stay optimistic on equities? >> i have been getting a lot of questions about whether this he'd stop -- this heated up environment is impending doom for the market to if you look at the level of deal so far, either or market cap,ms we are not at the highs of 2007 or 2000. it can mark the beginning of the end but we first broke records in 1998. we still had two more years to go in the bull market. it is put on your radar screen. you not seeing in the space of a mende? what is missing here? smallernk the companies, because they tend to be more domestically focused, they are swimming to get that market share back. i think we are in a manufacturing renaissance right now. that is happening ground up. there are less deals going on. that may be an ok thing because it is becoming cheaper to build them by. >> you own the knowledge of what retail is doing. what is retail actually doing rig

in senate races, i want to play and add it from american crossroads about the senate race going on in arkansas against senator mark pryor. it tries to tie mark prior to president obama. [video clip] prior. next word is >> may have the definition? pryor is the deciding vote for obama care. obama.r, >> close enough. does obama play in places like arkansas? guest: i think he is a huge issue in some of the states. he is very unpopular in arkansas. has a fairly moderate voting record, but he has 95% plus the president on key votes that have been selected. part ofans believe that their path to victory is to link him to obama as much as possible. especially since he voted for health care reform. you will see a lot of bad like that in a number of states. from thee is an ad mark pryor camp talking about the republican candidate. [video clip] >> i mark pryor, and i approved this message. he voted five times to turn medicare over to the insurance companies. >> the national committee to preserve social security and medicare said cotton's care is expensive. >> it removes the care of of health coverage. >>

the fact half the country doesn't know what is going on is distressful. ken hot springs arkansasernment and taliban. what better way to achieve it than release leaders? leon, sulfur, louisiana, considering his release of the taliban commanders, why would we not conclude the president is sympathetic to enemies? did you miss the drone strikes? come on. ambassador rice reminds me of baghdad bob. gina, bill, as a parent of a 16-year-old chance getter child, i can tell you that few people understand the torment these kids endure. mine cried every night and prayed to god his body would be changed. first, thank you for writing, gina. nd wish the best for your now daughter. at five years a old a child is not developed enough to make life-altering decisions about anything. 16 is another story. mr. o, you once gave a tip that said folks should write thank you notes to people who have done them a favor, so here is mine to you and martin for "killing jesus." thank you. that tip still stands, write a thank you note on paper, not an a machine to somebody who does you a kindness. summer almost

going to head to the airport. her next book signing, in little rock, arkansas. reporting from the ferry building, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> mark, thank you. >>> take a look at the mess out of san francisco this morning. crews spending the morning fixing a water main break near the city's potrero hill neighborhood. the pipe burst, believed to be part of a high pressure emergency the firefighter water supply system. the street was closed to traffic for about an hour because the roads were flooded. >>> new at 11:00, a big victory for protesters outside abortion clinics. the supreme court has struck down a protest-free zone near clinics in massachusetts. the justices were unanimous this morning that extending a buffer zone 35 feet from the clinic entrance violates the first amendment right of protesters. chief justice john roberts says authorities have less intrusive ways to deal with problems outside of clinics. >>> jurors will hear closing arguments today in lawyers from the civil lawsuits against the dodgers. they've heard weeks of graphic testimony in

arkansas. that has now died down. shareholderlso some proposals that did not end up going through, including appointing an independenthairman. he is of course a member of the walton family. owners. long-time that is what we witnessed this morning. from a very interesting westion and answer session also heard from doug macmillan. he spoke to the media briefly. of what he really has been painting it is a picture of a transformed walmart. retail has gone from being a -- to more of where customers are being treated in a more personal way. they are telling us what they want and we have to react in our system to be able to provide that. what that means in practice is you are not going to see as many walmart super centers. you are going to see smaller format stores that speaks to what walmart seizes as the changing need of the customer. open manyy plans to of the neighborhood markets this year. about 300 stores this year, about -- if you express stores. they see a pathway to at least 2000 of those neighborhood markets, making those comments in that meeting. walmart has really been emphasizing it in recent years. that is wha

in arkansas as an example, i could go around all 50 states but in arkansas as an example, agriculture equals a full 25% of our state's economy. 25% of our state's economy is agriculture or ag-related. if you look around the country you'll see numbers like that in many, many states. it contributes $17 billion in economic activity to arkansas, and it also supports thousands and thousands and thousands of jobs. in fact, madam president, about one in six jobs. we could put a chart up like this for just about any state in the union because these numbers, they may change from state to state but they're going to be generally the same. and the agriculture appropriations bill that we are talking about today builds on the strengths of our agriculture industry. it invests in the farm service agency. it prohibits the closure of f.s.a. offices which provide vital services to our farmers and ranchers and it provides funding for farm ownership loans. it also invests in the agricultural research service and the natural resources conservation service, so america can continue to innovate and make our a

arkansas. the problem is she's not going to be able to co-opt your message and get away with i feel your pain. going to convince people of it the way he was able to do that and connect. so don't try to. be real, say, look, these are the opportunities i was given, great education, and isn't it incredible in america i can be secretary of state, and now i can seek the nomination from my party again to be president of the united states. fantastic, put me in. let me help you get in your life what we've been able to achieve this ours. >> they need to call you for that message. >> how do you think this is going to play out? >> somebody has to be making this case against her, so i actually think it's hard for republicans to make this case especially after mitt romney, they got done saying none of this matters to turn around and say it matters if hillary, if it didn't matter for romney, why would it matter for hillary? romney seemed out of touch, which is what hillary's stepping this. so it's not that she has the money, it's the sense that she doesn't even understand just how different her life actuall

and while the pacific n has rain showers, we're going to focus in on places like texas and arkansas and oklahoma as we get into the afternoon. the temperatures, in the southwest t. out of the things for the california area, the inland valleys, but still in the 90s in spots. 106 for phoenix, but minneapolis, a cool upper 60s, and the northeast, just brace yourself. the hottest weather so far this year coming in the middle of next week. aljazeera america news continues. >> nasa has captured video of powerful solar flairs on the sun's surface. you can see the blast on the right-hand side of the screen. solar flairs are bursts of radiation that send gas and plasma into the solar system. they can create flairs that are seven times larger than the size of the earth. >>> a popular restaurant in the big easy is helping people find work. it's part of a 12-week program to help them with their culinary skills. some of the teens are battling poverty and homelessness. >> once homeless with no job, and running the streets of new orleans, mikhail found himself on a dangerous path. >> i was in trouble,

go! >> reporter: it's not the first hollywood-style prison break. in 2013, arkansas inmate derrick estell fled the big house through a very small window, just one foot tall. several weeks later, two florida inmates simply walked out the front door after forging release paperwork. in all cases, the inmates were recaptured, making an escape, but not a getaway. now, in this case, all three men were in jail awaiting trial. police say the key to finding the inmates is finding the helicopter and, david, they say they're working with local airports to do just that. >> look for the green helicopter. all right, mara, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, clear skies at ginger zee's wedding. the photo and your well wishes tonight. >>> and a piggyback ride to remember. one brother's gift to another brother. it will make you smile here on a sunday night. the "index" is next. . . sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attac

arkansas. let's take a look. you guys are going to kill coal in this country. for example, that the western drought is caused by global warming or by climate change or they you know how the stop it. you are calling for an enormous transfer of wealth, power, and freedom from individuals and companies to governments and international institutions. no, you prove to us you can solve this problem before we give you all that power. >> i think it is a theory that politicians are trying to control the national discourse. this is what we are concerned about. on both sides of the aisle. neil: trying to influence science and manipulating and twisting it to make it fit the political agenda. that is what is a shame. >> trying to attach predictability to it. none of these folks predicted that global warming was stopped in 1998. neil: we're all going to be in a mile of my spirit that was then and this is now. always good seeing you. all right. billionaires' and their money. what they will do. democrat. now talking about the keystone pipeline. it is finished. it is a security

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tornadoes would likebly in eastern oklahoma northern arkansas, somewhere near the springfield, joplin area. we'll watch you. i don't think it's going to be widespread. we won't have a lot of tornadoes today. there will be damaging winds headed towards little rock and memphis later this evening which could cause some damage. travel delays in the northeast for your morning commute and we'll watch thunderstorms later today in the southern plains. >> all right. we'll keep an eye on it. thank you, bill. >>> 500 cops and the biggest gang bust in new york city history, we'll tell you about that. >>> an invaluable war hero has died. >>> over 83% of all americans are about to get hit in the wallet. we'll show you why. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare when sales rep steve hatfield books at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can prep for his presentation. and when steve is perfectly prepped, ya know what he brings? and that's how you'll increase market share. any quest

go into private plans. we've already seen that in arkansas. we want to perhaps have the people pay more in cost sharing. so have this low-income population pay something for their coverage, that's not traditionally been allowed in medicaid, and we want perhaps incentives for them to do healthy behaviors, maybe stop smoking or lose weight. so those tend to be the kinds of things they're asking for, and they haven't necessarily gotten that yet from the federal government. >> and what is the pushback that you're hearing from advocates for the poor who say even a small amount that some of these folks are required to pay can prevent them from having access? >> there's a large body of research that suggests cost sharing deters people from getting care and particularly poor people from getting care and there's a concern that even if you put small amounts of cost sharing on there, people who need care, particularly people with chronic ailments won't get the care so it can be counterproductive and they're very concerned about the idea of having "skin in the game" for the medicaid population in particular. >> woo

arkansas. trust me, this is not anything that's going to get under her skin in the least. >> why is she -- holdll, don't we want them to be out there? we couldn't do this in guantanamo. we can pick them off with drones if they surface one iota. why aren't you in favor of that. >> killing as many terrorists as we can kill. >> exactly. >> when you say and that's a nice spin you tried there mr. good stein, when you tell the american people that these commanders aren't a threat to the u.s.a., most jrvettle they are not going to be when they get hit by drones. >> that's after they kill people. you are not going to get them with drones until they kill people. when you say to them these five war criminals who aren't a threat, most people i include a lot of liberal democrats in that would say you are wrong. i feel that hillary clinton may be overconfident at this point that she has the media in her pocket teed off with ms. gross because she wasn't expecting that. >> i never thought she had the media in her pocket. the 2008 election. obama campaign had the media in their pocket and they did not. >> you

arkansas area. welcome to watch for the potential of strong to severe storms as we go through the rest of the afternoon into this evening. right now, the heavy rainfall in and a little little rock off to your west in dallas. storms starting to approach your area. do expect heavy downpours if nothing else. >> that's why we are dealing with flash flooding across these areas shaded in green, even ex tedding further north into kansas where we are anticipating rain. our severe weather threat has shifted a little further sounds than where it wassied, st. louis, tornados around your area. we are going to see from the southern plains and into the southeast and for monday, some of the same areas dealing with today, we will see a repeat again tomorrow. >> includes little rock into dallas, around tussle oklahoma, strong to severe storms. the main impact will be the heavy damming wind threat as well as heavy rainfall. gradually pushing into the eastern sdmrus as well. it looks like the core will be in the middle of the country, the area shaded in red where we could end up with 4 to 6 inches off the next couple of

arkansas. >> i'm going to watch "meet the press" and watch the entire interview.ents make a lot of money. i made a lot of money like so and so and so and so, but god, i'm proud of hillary. look what she has done. she has broken the glass ceiling on so many levels including her abilities to make money like a guy does. am i wrong? this could have been turned into a positive from the get-go? >> absolutely. >> i think you're right. >> at the end of the day you have to be for what's real. at the end of the day they're for wealthy people. >> she's for women and she's paved such a trail for women, even on this level. what's wrong with that? in fact -- i don't know. i would be very inspired by someone who could say that. steve smith, thank you very much. chuck todd, we'll be watching "the daily rundown" at 9:00 shop. david gregory, your exclusive interview with bill clinton airs on "meet the press." >>> up next, cobi jones is here. we'll ask under what circumstances might it be okay to bite someone? i don't understand. i'll try and learn. >>> he held films to an extremely

gio, thank you. >> thank you. >>> we're going to turn to the violent weather blasting through parts of the country, with states from colorado to arkansas, getting rocked by some twisters and strong storms. julie durda from wlpg is tracking it all this morning. good morning, julie. >> that's right. good morning. and hello. good morning, america. we are dealing with severe storms from the rockies to the southeast, for the fifth day in a row. check out the severe weather we have reported over the last 24 hours. over 300 severe storm reports out of the 319 tornado reports. you have to see this video of what occurred over the last 24 hours. check it out. >> get in the truck. >> reporter: overnight, severe storms tore through several states. from colorado to arkansas. tornadoes near trinidad, colorado, tearing through fields. uprooting trees. hail coming down so thick you can barely see. and in arkansas, large chunks of steel whipped at 105 miles per hour. and sheds lifted off their foundation. and in little rock, winds reaching 87 miles per hour, leaving a wake of damaged roofs and debris. the wind knocked out power for an estimated 47,000

going to the polls. there's a runoff in a sixth, arkansas, where the republican race for attorney general has gone into overtime. but today's marquee contests are in south carolina and virginia. senator lindsey graham, congressman eric cantor are hoping to crush some tea party opponents. when south carolina senator tim scott was appointed to the u.s. senate 18 months ago, lindsey graham looked like one of the most endangered incumbents in the senate. then one by one, members of the state's congressional delegation, from congressman nick mulvaney to trey gowdy made it clear they would not challenge lindsey graham, leaving six little known, poorly funded candidates, competing today, to try to force the race into a runoff and get a two-week, one on one with them. in the latest poll in the race, none of them have cracked double digits. the question today is not whether graham wins, but whether he wins more than 50% of the vote and avoids that june 24th runoff. yesterday, closing out his campaign with a five-city bus tour, graham sounded pretty confident. >> at the end of the day, i really do believe there's a conte

languishing across the south central united states and this complex of storms is going to rake through oklahoma into texas, across arkansas, and just to the south of lubbock, where they have seen substantial rainfall over the past several days, and there is some localized flooding reported there. lots of lightning has moved on from oklahoma city and is now traveling along interstate 20 and dallas. you're going to see some showers and storms in your forecast, in the next couple of hours. where you see the green shaded area from lubbock to oklahoma city, to springfield, down towards little rock, this is where we have the flood potential, because days and days of rainfall, and the moisture, the water just can't soak into the ground anymore, so you're going to be very susceptible to flooding, flash flooding, or just flood warnings over the next several days at least, and as we take a look in the forecast as to what's going to happen for the rest of the day, stubborn weather system just languishing across the south central united states, but watch this frontal system. it sweeps across the midwest. as it does, chicago, this rea

a lot of us are going to be seeing them come back tomorrow in the september tral u.s., texas over to oklahoma and back into arkansasyou don't need any more rain there. but it will be there and it will be heavy at times as the storm system moves eastward. >> will start to include parts of the east coast as well where temperatures today are in the 80s. with the humidity coming in, it will feel hotter all the way up the east coast. so, right now, we are seeing temperatures triple digit for the southwest. >> that's where it's very, very dry, but boy, we've got a stretch of weather still coming. >> that humidity makes a big difference. rebecca stevenson action thank you. get a load of this number here. it really is staggering, more than one million students are homeless in america, but one los angeles teen isn't letting homelessness hold her back. as jennifer london reports, she's aced her classes and sees education as her ticket to a brighter future. >> for the past six months, this small room shared by two families has been the closest thing to a home 17-year-old jamira has ever known. before moving to this temporary

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we're heading out to little rock, arkansas, where it's going to be a hot one.h of 91 degrees. we are looking at strong storms from texas to michigan and right in between there through iowa into illinois and northern missouri we could see our strongest storms with >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley a warmer day today and a cloudy start but sunshine will take over this afternoon. temperatures in the middle to upper 80s today with southerly winds at 12 miles per hour. heat is on tomorrow and humidity climbing, too. 92 degrees tomorrow afternoon and then steamy conditions for wednesday and thursday. showers and thunderstorms possible wednesday likely on thursday. improving conditions included for the fourth of july and plenty of sunshine this coming weekend. have a great day. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up in "trending," the class move by amy adams. >>> plus more of our exclusive interview with pippa middleton. she opens up about coping with the paparazzi and some goals she's set for herself in her life. >>> and