the same snaimt same but the little rock high school of 2013 marches to a different drum.inescapable when this racially mixed students from little rock's most infamous school perform at the second inauguration of america's first black president. >> we are not just historic because of what happened in 1957. we are great in academics, music, which is why we are going to the inauguration. >> reporter: 1957. before these students and even the president himself were born. little rock central high was not a great place then, but rather the flashpoint in the battle over court-ordered school desegregation, forced by the federal government to accept black students. >> at 8:28 this morning, little rock time, the nine negro students who arrived here at this school daily arrived here again this morning. >> reporter: terrence robert was one of the little rock nine. were you prepared, though, for the anger and vicious than greeted you as you approached the school that day? >> not at all. there's no way on earth the nine of us should have survived that experience. the people who were in

the little rock students accomplished a huge task.in just three weeks. >> let's take another quick break. as we go to break, let's listen to the little rock central high school band. rock central high school band. ♪ brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. >>> a tribute to the united states air force. they are beginning to walk by the president of the united states. the president honoring the u.s. air force and we should as well. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the men and women of the united states air force. the u.s. air force academy, color guards, reserve companies, they are all here as the president salutes the men and women of the u.s. military, the army, the navy, the marine corps, they will be honored as well. you see the president saluting and applauding together with the vice president, chief of stf as the u.s. air force is there as well. up next, by the way, kate, is the grambling state university band. >> you've already met them. >> we did. i love this grambling state university band. we honored them last night. let's l

we begin with weather channel's mike seidel outside the weather in little rock. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the dip in the jet stream, a kink leading to unusually warm temperatures today and firing up the first widespread severe weather outbreak with tornados so far in 2013. tonight, we have tornado watches in five states. more will be issued overnight, and tomorrow so far no twisters reported, just wind damage. but a long way to go. take a look at the record warmth today. kansas city hitting 68 after midnight, way above average. and in chicago, the coats, scarves, gloves came off yesterday. temperatures were in the 40s, last week had a high of 11 in chicago. 63 set a record. that's more than 30 degrees above average. back to the forecast for the storms. crossing the mississippi river tonight, keep an eye out in indianapolis and nashville after midnight for dangerous storms, strong wind gusts. tomorrow in new orleans where thousands are there for mardi gras and super bowl, you could be hit with rough weather. tomorrow, atlanta, are charlotte,

he went back to little rock and secret service follow them. they pulled into a gas station to get some gas and there was an old guys who had gone to high school with bill and hillary. there he was pumping gas and bill says, "look what would have happened if you married him." hillary said, "if i would have married him, he would have been the president." [laughter] [applause] i raise that, and that calls for some and modesty on your part, but i raise that because i know that you were there for dr. king in a way that we will never know or appreciate. i talked to a lot of dr. king's lieutenants and they will tell you that because he was human and not divine, although we think he was divine, he was just a man. an extraordinary man, but a man. he would get depressed and disappointed about all kinds of things related to the movement. tell me what you would say to him, what your conversations were like in those moments. i assume he would come and talk to you. tell me about those moments when we did not see him giving a great speech in his pulpit. >> y

memphis to little rock to pine bluff and sleeveport.er midnight, we should get a line of storm that is continue through the overnight and through wednesday. it will track all the way to the east coast. it's a fast moving line of storms. with it, damaging winds along the path. that's the greatest concern. we'll track it over the next 24 hours. back to you. >>> coming up, the kardashians add another genre to entertainment. >> tina fey talks her next project. you are watching "first look" on msnbc. so right now we'll give you... ...$10 off any turbo tax deluxe level software or higher! find thousands of big deals now... ...at officemax. two. three. my credit card rewards are easy to remember with the bankamericard cash rewards credit card. earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time. [ both ] 2% back on groceries. [ all ] 3% on gas. no hoops to jump through. i earn more cash back on the things i buy the most. [ woman ] it's as easy as... one! -two. -[ all ] three! [ male announcer ] the bankamericard cash rewards credit card. apply online or

it was temp prior and a deal with -- and it came the year before the little rock crisis. and all kinds of ferment going on in the country. and eisenhower -- it was to defuse part of the crisis, and present it better immafnlgt country to the world and if on the way they could recommend solutions that would be great. >> so who made up the first commission? who was the chair. >> the first commission, the idea to put people on there who would be respected especially the chairman. is somebody who people think the person's objective. and put the chairman who was the president of michigan state university over the . >> a white man? >> yes. he was made the president of it. they had one black member a guy named wilkinss who was assistant secretary of labor. and they thought that he was sort of moderate person. i read all the white house files. i didn't just serve on the commission. since i'm a historian i got all the files from the president, the white houses and read all that stuff so i could see what they were saying inside about twhairp doing, and so the one lone black guy who

he is from little rock tonight. >>> president obama flew to nevada to make a point today, a politically crucial place to throw his arms around a new path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants in this country. our white house correspondent, peter alexander, has our report from las vegas. >> reporter: first trip of president obama's second term had the unmistakable energy of a campaign event. >> now's the time. >> reporter: mr. obama visiting this predominantly hispanic las vegas high school to build support for immigration reform. >> now is the time to find a better way to welcome the striving, hopeful immigrants who still see america as the land of opportunity. >> reporter: the president's plan calls for bolstering border security you cracking down on employers hiring undocumented workers and perhaps most controversially, allowing the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the u.s. to earn citizenship by paying taxes and passing a background check, among other requirements. >> this is not just a debate about policy. it's about people. >> reporter: mr. ob

but he did not really get involved in the civil rights movement and tell he went to little rock and these little black children were being abused and jack saw the expression on the faces of those little kids and i think that is when he decided he needed to move into the arena of racial relations because that was the story. that he really had not addressed before then. he is still not permitted to do that from the atlanta constitution and had to move to a bigger arena. and the "l.a. times" was ready to expand to be competitive with "the new york times." >> exactly. to your point*, this is not in the book but 1958 remember in terrible tarot county, there was a front-page story in the "washington post" by robert e. the baker who changed his name to that did not seem appropriate discussing how law-enforcement killed african-american men and wounded others in and it was up place of great fear for blacks and they could not go out on the street at night and it portrayed a very frightened situation. the front page of the "washington post." jack got sent down to do a story that defended the south

arctic air mass, but a warm front is making its way through the mid- atlantic. 71 right now. 72 in little rock. some of that will be dependent on how much sunshine we get. lower 50s with some sun and jumping into the sixties and had a strong moving cold front. satellite radar with a disturbance moving through overnight. the biggest effect will be the areas of dense fog as we get through the overnight hours. things moving along smartly with the clouds and then a few breaks possible. on wednesday, a big push of warm air ahead of the cold front and showers and thunderstorms possible in the evening. after that, things start to turn cooler again. 53 for a high in the next seven days, then turning sharply colder as we had through friday and the weekend. punxsutawney for -- punxsutawney phil will jump up and down to celebrate. >> and now between the sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> you know ravens' fans will have something to celebrate. >> to is that handsome and reporting from new orleans? >> great to see. new orleans is in the sports spotlight. there shrank to show the w

. >> i was in little rock, arkansas. one day we had 52 tornadoes in the middle of january.ndmother was baby sitting her granddaughter and getting ready to watch the news. i was listening to the ham radio operators and sky warners. i got on the air and told it where it was going. she grabbed the granddaughter and went into the hallway and got down and prepared for the tornado to come. about 20 or 30 seconds that updated, a tree fell right on the living room where the granddaughter was. >> i love the fact that i'm reporting on one topic that has such profound effect on people's lives. its responsibility that i take seriously. we do much better job than when i got in the business years ago. we do a much better job just decades ago. accuracy people strive for. we don't want to miss a forecast. we don't want to say it's going to rain half an inch and and coe sprinkles and you cancelled your plans. we don't want that as much as you don't want that. you lose your credibility. >> i think the public, they see us on tv for such a short amount of time. they don't actually realize how

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from little rock to memphis to jackson, i would take this into eastern texas. >> reporter: wouldn'ts -- winds could reach 80 miles an hour. karen travers, abc news, washington. >>> a woman goss to court to get an order of protection but is attacked instead. how it's changing security at this courthouse. >>> and nik wallenda attempts another high wire stunt. what happens when his safety arness comes off. we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strings attached. carmax. start here. we dropped the itch, you can too. with maximum strength scalpicin®. it's not a shampoo so you can stop intense itch fast, wherever you are. i dropped the itch. free yourself from embarrassing scalp itch. drop the itch with maximum strength scalpicin®. also available scalpicin® 2 in 1, itch relief plus dandruff control. >>> chaos breaks out in a ohio courtroom. a woman seeking a protection order is knocked to the ground and punched. the victim suffered bums and bruises on her head and ar

the little rock nine, the students in the sit-ins and sncc's. they became my role models. by 1963 i was in college and i get to go to this student meeting, national student association meeting in indianapolis. >> host: my hometown. >> guest: in bloomington actually and i met stokely carmichael. he was the first person in sncc's that i talk to and i remember when i told him that i wanted to go to the march. he just kind of dismiss that. >> host: was he a detractor of mr. king or his methods? >> guest: he didn't say that in terms of martin luther king. martin luther king was just one of the people that would be at the march. it was just for me, he felt that i should be in albany georgia and cambridge maryland and he was at howard university at the time. he would be going to these places where there was activism. >> host: in danger. >> guest: a one day march just was not what he had in mind and i think he was trying to recruit me into the movement. me going to a one day march would be the most exciting and radical thing i had done in my life at that point. >> host: let's go b

but that was -- little rock nine? what about 100 in the black school what is being done to make sure their education as equal? that would have cost a lot of money and a lot of resources. that's where the nation failed in that time. we need to break down the racial barriers. we need to have it possible for an all white school but that still doesn't deal with the problem that happened with the predominantly black schools. >> host: i was living at boston and the early 70's. i call it court ordered busing. we didn't want our children, black children to go to school with white kids because we wanted to integrate. we wanted to go to the schools because they were better, the books were better, teachers were not necessarily better but the opportunities for better come and it brings my other question where were we on the quicksands of racial injustice and the hard rock? where are we in this country not just black people but white people, too? are we somewhere in the middle? are we almost there? >> guest: i think we need to do

not into berlin, but little rock to enforce desegregation. he signed the first civil rights law since the civil war. he hardly spoke about that in the second inaugural. he mentioned it, but hardly. i think these presidents have no idea what they're about to encounter and that's the nature of life. >> and outside events end up shaping the legacy. the president's maximum political power and validation is right now in this moment and in the next year, and the question is, did he strike while the iron is hot, and take to the tendency which will be to appeal to the democratic base and try to ram something through, or does he do something which may be against his nature and try to reach out to republicans, work with maybe marco rubio on immigration, and try to have a real legacy. >> i think back to your former boss, i have political capital to spend and i'm going to spend it. do you see the same thing for president obama? >> i do. and the interesting thing is, mandates are that which you create as the president. you can create more and do more if y

our interview with this year's inaugural poet and the band from little rock, marching tomorrow in the footsteps of history. >>> good evening. for all the drama of a long, hard-fought campaign, it took all of a half a minute for president obama today to take the oath that officially starts his second term in office.

little rock 63. we keep this cold air around a little more at international falls, what are you complaining about? 5 below was the high today. we'll warm up next week. i'll show you two seasons in one here on our seven-day forecast. light snow early in the morning. we'll know what we have on the ground before the sun comes up. 30 degrees tomorrow. colder on friday, afternoon snow as well. could be more significant. a cold weekend only in the low 30s and then we are starting to jump things up monday, and some of that southern heat, visits washington with a temperature of 56 degrees possible on wednesday. some good news for you there. hang in there. let's see what is going on in sports. let's send it over to scott smith. >>> how much difference does john wall make? with him, the wizards nearly matched their win total. in the past week and a half. the best run of the season. wrapping up the five-game road trip, early going, all jays. gordon heyward with a back dribble. todd led by as many as 22. second h

. >>> and today, violent storms from the gulf coast into the midwest, with memphis and little rock expecting the worst of it. a few inches in the upper midwest. also, some showers from seattle to portland. up to a foot of mountain snow in the northwest. milder and foggy with morning drizzle from boston to new york and d.c. >> a couple of near-record highs. 83 in orlando. and 60 in chicago. 20s from billings to fargo. upper 50s from sacramento to phoenix. >>> and when we come back this morning, google maps. where it's never gone before. >>> plus, a major retailer's about-face. good news for bargain-hunters. >>> and barbara's health battle. a surprising diagnosis for our friend and colleague, barbara walters. >>> welcome back, everybody. another major union sees clear skies for an american airlines merger. the transport workers union has agreed to terms if the bankrupt carrier merges with u.s. airways, giving its 21,000 ground workers an immediate race if there's a deal. pilots and flight attendants are already onboard. and a decision on the merger is expected in the next few weeks. >>> a gott

chicago, you saw the temperature of 41 degrees and little rock at 63 degrees. and there is a big storm and it's out here through the northern plains. the winter storm warnings are flying and they going to get some big killing and snow totals and that is going to work to the east coast and that is not until one week for today. the clouds on the increase, a dry night, though and the friday featuring a temperature of 50 degrees and cooler than today and a few showers around in the early afternoon. and that does not look heavy but that is something. we're dry and we want to make sure that we get some moisture and could impact your evening commute with some showers earn. 42 with some clouds and by 91, a spotty shower and not widespread. the best chance is west of d.c. and to 4:00, a few showers with the temperature of 47 and in general, the upper 40s to near 50 degrees and afternoon showers. the clouds are starting to fitter in now and some showers to western pennsylvania and as we widen out the picture, that is going to be a part of the system that is heading in ou

we're talking dallas, little rock, shreveport, memphis. watching you, st. louis, indianapolis, chance of damaging winds. the severe weather and strong storms goes to the east coast. chicago could be up in the mid 60s two days from now and then there will be a high in the teens by the time we get to thursday and friday. just kind of a wild weather week for a lot of us. >> maybe that cold snap was it, maybe we're done? >> no. it's going to get very cold, especially the northeast, next weekend. >>> thanks, bill. time for some sports now. tiger woods 11 holes away from his eighth career win in california. tiger leads the field by 6 after seeking five birdies in the third round and three more in the final round. he's at 17 under for the tournament. has a chance to win for the first time since the nationals last july. not wearing his signature red because he knew he would play on monday because play was delayed. the third and final part of the round was played yesterday. he'll try to finish off the win today. tiger is back. his last monday win, by the way was at

we're concerned in the dallas area, shreveport, up to little rock, central louisiana into memphis andmississippi. those areas have the best chance of seeing the strongest storms with damaging wind and possibly a few tornadoes. these areas all have a chance of severe thunderstorm. alabama, all of georgia, all of the carolinas through virginia. that's where this nasty weather is going to be. we haven't had a tornado fatality in this country for almost 200 days. we don't need any. we'll have to be careful and on the lookout. >>> just ahead, after burt reynolds spent the weekend at a florida hospital, we'll have details next. plus, when actors honor other actors at the screen actors award. and did ashton kutcher's playing steve jobs make him sick? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. people are always asking me how we make these geico adverts. so we're taking you behind the scenes. this coffee cup, for example, is computer animated. it's not real. geico's customer satisfaction is quite real though. this computer-animated coffee tastes dreadful. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15 % or m

wet roads around little rock and memphis.nowy passes in the cascades. >>> if you're flying, airport ke lays expected in seattle, san francisco, and detroit. >>> this morning, one man is charged with aggravated assault after a wild shooting incident at a community college in houston. >> ambulances raced to the scene at lone star college. students ran for safety right after the lunchtime violence. it apparently started with two men getting into an argument that escalated into gunfire. >> i have never witnessed anything like this before. i've only heard about it. i heard the shots. i saw a guy in the bushes trying to get away. >> i glanced at them. there's a lot of kids out there. anybody out there could have been shot. >> the man, who has been charged, and two others have been hospitalized with gunshot wounds. chazzs resume this morning. >>> turning out up the heat in the gun debate. wayne lapierre, the group's executive vice president says there are only two reasons for a federal list of gun owners. to tax guns or to simply ta

. >> here's your tuesday forecast. 80-mile-an-hour winds and damaging hail around memphis and little rock. rain and mountain snow in the pacific northwest. in the rockies, milder with morning fog in the northeast. >> 48 in new york. rainy with a near record high of 60 in chicago. 70s from dallas to new orleans. forts in the pacific northwest. >> and it's ridiculous, because i feel like it was toasty outside after the 19 degrees and the windchill factor and all that. i walked out today no gloves, no matt. >> i'll take 48. >>> well, friday is a big day. not only is it the beginning of this year's black history month, but the start of american heart month. >> dozens of people in indianapolis were so excited for that, they dressed up for a heart month tipoff event yesterday called the red dress dash. even though most of them were wearing dresses, it was not just for women. >> american heart month is meant to raise awareness about heart disease. that is the number one killer of women in the u.s. obviously a serious issue with a pretty fun kickoff event there in indiana. good cause, all that re

energy that will help to fire up some big thunderstorms, possibly severe, from houston and dallas to little rocknd st. louis on tuesday. there could be some tornadoes but more than likely, quite a bit of straight line wind damage. and then after that, the bottom falls out on temperatures. for example, lester, chicago will drop 45 degrees between tuesday and thursday. so enjoy the thaw while you can. back to you. >> all right, we will take what we can. mike seidel, thanks. >>> national transportation safety board tonight says further examination of batteries on boeing's new 787 has yet to point to the cause of the january 7th fire on board a japan air lines jet at boston's logan airport. that fire followed days later by a smoking battery aboard another 787 in japan led to a worldwide grounding of the revolutionary new planes. lack of progress in both investigations has raised concerns the planes will remain grounded indefinitely. >>> in washington, the battles over guns and immigration reform are taking center stage this week, as president obama pushes his second term agenda. nbc's peter alexande

little rock included, on wednesday, d.c. to montgomery. >> we move on to washington. and president obama sitting down for an interview for the first time with someone other than his wife. instead, hillary clinton. so many ask, is this an endorsement of sorts? today someone else adding to the talk, republican congressman paul ryan. mitt romney's former running mate, saying today, if clinton had been president, the fiscal cliff would have have been solved. which clinton was he talking about? >> reporter: it is a heck of an exit interview on cbs's 60 minutes. >> i'm going to miss her. wish she was sticking around. a lot of the successes we've had internationally have been because of her hard work. >> reporter: certainly these two former bitter rivals. >> in politics and democracy, sometimes you win elections, sometimes you lose elections. i worked very hard, but i lost. >> reporter: now seem to have an enduring relationship. why did he ask me? why did i say yes? because we both love our country. was this sit down more than a thank you? was the president endorsing a possi

so little. rock obama is officially at the helm of the u.s.government for another four years after being sworn in at the white house all eyes are now on the american president who will shortly outline his second term plans in his inaugural speech let's now get the thoughts of political and security analysts patricia de janeiro who's in washington and now and joins us live thanks for being with us what do you think is is. a bar and obama's foreign policies and the challenges he's facing there were clearly outlined in his first term the debate still going on how successful he is what he was what do you think he's done to make the world a safer place in the past four years. yes and done anything much different than the past administration unfortunately i mean i think and from an american and perspective our u.s. perspective at least he has withdrawn most of the troops from iraq and he's on the track to do the same thing in afghanistan which in my view is long overdue however there are there are tens of drone attacks that are still going on that i

there'll be a lot of standing water around here. 62 hear this hour. 71 in little rock arkansas. that is over us now moved up from louisiana yesterday. three of air that has literally just come off of the gulf of mexico. you concede there is the cluster that brought hail last night. these are formidable. there are 41 states under various weather advisories. this will be the biggest rain event in chicago. the problem is it falls once frozen soil. a couple of inches below the surface. the moisture could not percolate into the soil. we've had some trouble with that. from chicago self this is a severe weather risk. these will include toward that and thunderstorms that fire along those. the bigger the temperature contrast the stronger of those jet stream winds. with at the snow. we will get in on a couple of inches. we pick up something on the order of 2.18 in.. that is an average of all of the computer models that we get. here is midnight tonight. here is 3 in the morning. here's a looks like on the weather map. it will be moving northward. this produces the heavy snow band on the ba

remember in 1990s there was an article written about hillary clinton titled "the lady macbeth of little rock." and there's been a long tradition-- people saw her as lady macbeth a lot, as always manipulating him and bullying him. people want to be able to use her to explain away what they see as the failings or the drive or the mistakes made by a powerful man. there's a way that she can become an excuse for a man that you want to forgive, i think. men particularly like the idea of "i wouldn't have done anything wrong if it wasn't for that eve." absolutely. it's been done... hawke, voice-over: as we've seen, however lady macbeth is cast the one big question that has to be answered is does she make him a killer? who wields the power in this relationship? absolutely. how now! what news? he has almost supp'd: why have you left the chamber? hath he ask'd for me? know you not he has? just to see that change... hawke: back at the globe in london, they are working on the scene in which this question is most central-- who is in control? i think you've got to come right back at him physically. yeah. h

i see rose causing problems in little rock.pping in louisiana as well turn wet roads icy. >> the u.s. house has passed more than $50 billion in emergency aid for the victims of super storm sandy. sande roared through several northeast base in late october. the storm has been blamed for 140 deaths. the aid package is now headed to the senate where it is likely to pass early next week. >> we will have more on the market throughout the morning. we would check in with rob black at 6:45 a.m.. morning. we would check in with rob black at 6:45 a.m.. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you ask me. [ male announcer ] now u-ve

temperatures the next few days going all over the place. 72 in little rock. 71 in st.2 in bismarck. then on wednesday, watch what happens. here comes a new shot of arctic air at bismarck. 60s and 70s in the carolinas. the cold will be coming toward the end of the week. this morning we are dealing with the rain sleet freezing rain. midmorning some of that will be northeastern maryland. turns nice and mild here tomorrow and wednesday. freezing rain early and the sleet. showers later on 44. tonight 38. approximate not too cold. tomorrow 58, pleasantly mild with 50s west of town. 66 wednesday. a threat of thunderstorms wednesday afternoon. lowdon county schools closed for the day. prince william two hour delay. thursday 46 blustery, with friday's high in the mid-30s. over to monika samtani, a couple of closures. >> reporter: lowdon county schools are now closed. i want to let you know first of all frederick county schools in maryland are two hour delay. also to want let you know if you are one of those that use brunswick lines 870 and 880 are now running 30 minutes late. m

from memphis, to little rock, to dallas involved in that. as that front moves through.orms, but they'll be carrying straight line winds. it will be moving quickly. at least, the powerful winds today and tomorrow in the deep south. and then look at the numbers to the north. chicago, you may not get snow out of this thing. >> so -- sam would get squeezed out. now, you're actually in the shot. let's leave times square and go back inside to -- >> all: lara! >> oh, you guys had one job to do. >> they did a great job, sam. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." what really happened to jennifer lawrence's dress at the s.a.g. awards? we told you yesterday. but we're going to have christian dior talk about it now. >>> and do the anti-cellulite jeans really work? there's amy robach. you see -- she's out putting them to the test for us. >>> and the brand-new diet coke hunk in a refreshing redo of that classic commercial. we're going to talk to andrew cooper live, there he is. >>> all that, plus sylvester stallone and andrea bocelli live, on "good morning america," here