to integrate little rock central high school in 1957.hat is the dress the first day 57 when she 90 teen was denied access to the school. it was address that exemplified her desire is a work team-year-old to get the best education and put herself where she a situation achieve respected and her ambitions. a very typical american story. quite a different story is joan trump our, a 19-year-old white , joant at duke university was a devout christian and figured the civil rights movement expressed christian values and therefore joined citizens in a room, north carolina and ultimately became a member of the student nonviolent coordinating committee and spent four years in the movement. was one of the freedom writers, arrested, served time in parchman prison in mississippi the notion with her of an interracial, multiracial, cooperation that would lead to civil rights for all americans. all the buttons that collected -- that represent the various causes she believed in and created her own monument and memorial and reminder of her act to release.

you grew up in little rock. you went to central high school in little rock, which is where school desegregation, you know, draw the line back, it's a historic school. did that speak to you personally? is that why you ended up gravitating to this story? - um, certainly, you know, i graduated in-- - could a non-southerner have made this film, i guess? - sure. but i wouldn't have liked it as much. (laughing) - yeah, i bet. - you know, i graduated in '97 and the desegregation crisis at central happened in '57. we were inundated with civil rights history. but when this story comes to me in 2012, i never heard of it. so, i never heard of richard and mildred loving and that, i was confused by that. i was disappointed in my knowledge gap, but more importantly, in regard to my career and the idea of race in the south and race in storytelling about the south, i had purposefully avoided it. and the reason was because i had been reading a ton of larry brown and harry crews and flannery o'connor and william faulkner and i fe

, assigned to the little rock air force base.d make contact with him. >> they interrogated trevor for several hours, then let him go. >> he wasn't even in town. >> he had an ironclad alibi? >> absolutely. we confirmed with the military's office of special investigation he was on base that day. >> lie after lie. there was no accomplice. police were running out of options. then detective allison thought of one more possibility, a cement plan called argo's where louis had previously worked. i point blank asked him if beverly was at argo's. at that point he looked up and had this stupid look on his face and i figured that's where she was at. police rushed to hope to find beverly alive. >> a mad dash to the cement plant. beverly's family said they were hopeful and fearful of what they might find. coming up, another game from aaron louis. >> i was so mad about how dare you try to tarnish our sweet beverly's reputation. >> and at last, an answer for her family. >> this is where we found beverly. lot out of you physically. from the momen

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that deputy was spending to a disturbance at a home 60 miles west of little rock. authorities say two women were found dead at that house. the same man is believed to have killed all three people. he surrendered after a five- hour standoff with authorities. the deputy who was killed was 46 years old. he was described as a great husband and father as well as being an excellent law enforcement officer. >>> in northern california, investigators in sutter county say there are a number of unanswered questions surrounding the mysterious death of a yuba college student. deputies say they are' awaiting the final autopsy and toxicology results on the body of 20-year-old allie yeoman. they say that could take several weeks. last sunday a fisherman found her body in the feather river less than a half mile from the orchard where her pickup truck was discovered in march. in the meantime the community is demanding answers with one woman painting hundreds of cars with the words justice for allie. >> i'm doing this as a mother. she literally could be any of our daughters. >> inves

but notice, d.c., chicago, back to little rock, kansas city, st. louis, not a cloud in the sky. high pressure dominating. this ridge of high pressure building in. a troth along the east. temperatures only 66 in new york, but 84 in raleigh, and look at st. louis. 88 degrees. this is the map that i've been showing you for weeks, because this is where we've been, the troth along the east. but now that's moving out, the pattern is changing and by the middle of the week, we'll see the heat move in here. the cool out moving out, warm air moving in, 90s looking likely and not just 90s. we could be setting a record high temperature on wednesday. that record high is 92 degrees. i think we'll be very close to that one. tomorrow, high of 83. five or ten degrees warmer than today. still a little bit of a breeze but very nice day with low humidity. car wash, tomorrow, yeah, get her done. great day to get tar friday. chance of an afternoon storm on friday. 91 degrees coming up on thursday. couple of really hot days. friday hot too. the humidity will be up there as well. little bit cooler for

springfield, little rock, possibly memphis but more of a wind threat as we head towards kentucky and tennessee. the warming continues in the northwest. near 90 in a few spots in interior oregon. 60s on the coast of california. warmer in the interior. a peek to sunday shows gorgeous weather from arizona to nevada heck into t rockies. renau renault, nevada, 76, also. >>> in washington state one woman found out the hard way what happens when you leave a ka of hairspray in a hot car. it exploded. she found it lodged in the windshield. firefighters say the intear temperature can reach 140 on a 90-degree day. fortunately no one in the car when it exploded. >> i think when it's pressurized like that. who knew one of these could be so dangerous like that. i've done that countless times. now we know. bill, thank you. >>> plenty more ahead, including an extremely distracted driver. and a seemingly routine traffic stop turns out to be anything but. "early today" is back in two. i never joined in. that wasn't fair to any of us. i was covered. i tried lots of things over the years. but i didn't g

this is a woman whether she was in the governor's office in little rock or the first lady, the way she treated people on staff on air force one, the way she treated secret service people, yelling at them, you know, blue collar people are really sensitive to that kind of stuff because they get that kind of crap every day of their lives. david: but, steve, more than just being about one person, whether it's trump or hillary, this has been a long-term bleed from 2009 to 2016, democrats lost, look at this, 63 seats in the house of representatives, 11 senate seats and then in the state legislatures, they're lost even more. 13 governorships all that really kind of weighs on their ability to win elections, whether it's presidential or anything else. >> the democrats have gone a long way downwards from the days of john f. kennedy where you could appeal to strong national defense and a vibrant economy. they're down just appealing to precincts in california, new york city, cambridge, massachusetts and that's it. and it's showing all around the country. they don't have a message, hillary clinton

p seven for little rock, but again here comes the cooler air that's going to be pushing its way in here after one more hot day to get through and again with this frontal boundary coming maybe some thunderstorms in the afternoon. onward to the seven day forecast and we go from low 90ss to low and mid 70s through the weekend with more clouds and sun. maybe some more thunderstorms to watch on monday with a temperature of 80. p you don't see any more 80s after we get through tomorrow we're 78 on ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. >> i'm free, wow. i guess that answers my question, tony perkins. could you take the plunge? >> these men are trying out for the cliff div

portsmouth, little rock, and paducah, all these areas have to be under concern as we head into the beginning of our holiday weekend. here's a different depiction of where the severe weather outbreak will possibly be and there's also nice weather in new england, the southeast and also the west for the start of the weekend. that's a look at the big weather story of the closer look at your day ahead. nor'easter type storm exiting new england through the first half of today. feels like the middle of summer in san angelo. dallas going up to 97, san antonio right behind it, 97. well, in washington state one woman found out the hard way what happens when you leave a can of hair spray in a hot car. how have we never heard of this before? it exploded and she found it lodged in her windshield. fire officials say a vehicle's interior can reach 140 degrees on a 90-degree day. no one was hurt. >> i have done this for decades. carried these around, bill, nonstop. who would ever think that could happen? >> i think a lot of people leave it in their car. >> now we know, thank you. >>> an extremely distracted

louis, kansas city, tulsa, little rock, nashville. and the threat is going to continue into the evening hours and then for tomorrow. we see it down into the ohio valley, great lakes, any travel harness, please know you may have some delays. we spill it on into monday and we see the showers moving from the northeast into the gulf coast. denver, seattle more of the same. los angeles, partly cloudy sky wes 76 fwres. melissa, back to you. >>> still on high alert, the british are trying to stop fears of another terror attack after that concert attack this week. all as a busy sports weekend gets under way. e's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your memorial day weekend is very important. that's why booking.com makes finding the right hotel for the right price easy. find great deals now a

from little rock, arkansas, please welcome back ms. brooke elliott. and applause] hi, brooke. welcome back. good to see you again. >> thanks. >> come on over. ♪ great to have you back. >> thanks. >> you're in the middle of a good game. >> yes. >> you have so much knowledge-- >> aw, thank you. >> we've already heard quite a bit of it, but i also hear you have this knack for spelling. >> yes, i do. i competed in quite a few spelling bees when i was younger, so now i know a lot of very strange foreign words that i will never need to use again. >> well, what is--let's see, what's the longest word? >> oh, boy. get ready. pneumonoultramicroscopicsilico- volcanoconiosis. [laughter] >> god bless you. impressive young lady. welcome back. yo

portsmouth, little rock, and paducah, all these areas have to be under concern as we head into the beginning of our holiday weekend. here's a different depiction of where the severe weather outbreak will possibly be and there's also nice weather in new england, the southeast and also the west for the start o >>> clouds overhead, but we're starting to dry out. the last few showers moving through northeast philadelphia, bucks county and into the lehigh valley. the showers will take a break this morning. we might see an afternoon shower, too. 50s now. the wind starting to pick up. a breezy one today. the neighborhood forecast for the holiday weekend ahead at 4:30. >> see you then. >>> here's what we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> following breaking news on the new jersey turnpike. a tractor-trailer and a bus collided overnight. dozens are injured. the aftermath of the crash is causing problems for drivers right now. >>> a fare hike on the way for septa riders. what it means for commuters who take buses, trains, and trollies. >>> and we are helping you get ready for the holiday weeke

oscar ceremony took place tuesday inside cabot outside little rock.hey arrived in the limousine, arrived at walk of fame made up of stars with the name and hand prints of every student posed for pictures before walk the red carpet. >> it kind of just each kid has their own special little oscar they are getting based on their personality, and how they act in class. >> i think this is a fantastic idea. >> yes. >> the award winners performed , songs for paparazzi made up of the parents and teachers, they walk the red carpet to a after party in the classroom. >> awesome. >> that is inventive. good for them. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news" it is national wine day, but you don't need to go to the nappa valley for true wine experience, pat gallen takes us to a vineyard in pennsylvania giving california wines a run for their money. >>> you had me at national wine day, jim. >>> plus a cafe crawling with rats, health department apparently won't be shutting this place down find out why people are packing the place, yes, oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush?

we have a chance of isolated tornados, 19 million people in the severe weather risk from little rock to new orleans, back to houston. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now a closer look at your day ahead. temperatures are warm out ahead of the storm system, moisture pumping out of the gulf. classic set up for severe weather. and there is the chilly back side of the storm with temperatures only in the low 50s around kansas city with chilly rain. have you wondered what the record is for the longest consecutive wheelie? that is shattered in japan. driving for more than 13 hours and traveled 311 miles, crushing the previous best of 205 miles. two hours in attempt -- two hours into the attempt he experienced back pain as you can imagine. he took medicine while riding and then continued ridiculous. 13 hours. >> strange thing to aspire to. thanks. ahead rock band the eagles taking a big step toward protecting the real hotel california. then after multiple passenger incidents airlines give an ultimatum. left foot. right foot. left foot. stop. twitch your eyes so they think y

p seven for little rock, but again here comes the cooler air that's going to be pushing its way in here after one hot day to get through and again with this frontal boundary coming maybe some thunderstorms in the afternoon. onward to the seven day forecast and we go from low 90ss to low and mid 70s through the weekend with more clouds and sun. maybe some more thunderstorms to watch on monday with a temperature of 80. p you don't see any more 80s after we get through tomorrow we're 78 on monday with a few more storms and showers to finish up next week as well. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. narrator: "the time is always right to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the

louis, little rock and dallas. what's going on if you haven't been with me all weekend, been talking about the omega block, the greek letter omega with the dip in the west and east. we call this a block because when you get this sort of setup, systems move very slowly because that setup is persistent. here's an example of a slow moving system. this is the same storm that brought us the rain friday and cool and unsettled weekend, bringing some snow to parts of canada, northern new york state, even snowshoe, west virginia, and parts of the smokies with snow over the weekend. we'll get rid of the sprinkles quickly and be in good shape monday and tuesday as well. for tonight any showers around will taper off. we'll see some skies clearing, unseasonably cold, mid-30s to the morning with a breeze, so some wind chills in the 30s. then in the afternoon breezy and unseasonably cool but sunny, 59 to 64. tuesday and wednesday, that's not bad. mow your lawn the first half of the week but after wednesday all bets are off, showe

little rock around 57. a little cooler now in places like nashville and atlanta.own to 73 degrees and the forecast in the next couple of days brings temperatures down a double nickel out of atlanta. should be at 77 for this time of the year. 55 is what is in store in places like new york city. that's the warmest we'll see. i think we'll get another cooling trend that will build back in. a unusual trend here going to the middle of may. >> thank you very much. let's get a check on cnn money stream this morning. u.s. futures and global markets are higher this morning. wall street ended the day slightly lower despite another round of strong earnings. the nasdaq is down after two days of record highs and bank stocks get a boost after the federal reserve left interest rates changed. lots of tech news to tell you about today. first elon musk says the company is on track to launch it's first mass market vehicle. tesla reported heavy losses despite doubling it's revenue because the electric car company is spending a lot of money to launch it's model 3. the first nonluxury

this is a little rock it, much smaller than something you might see nasa launch, only 70 metres tall,ites that are revolutionising the markets. they made it into space, took about three winners to get up there but not quite into orbit. the company stressed this is just a test, in fact the launch was codenamed hashtag it's a test, just to make sure everyone knows this is not good for them, and they will launch later this year again, also a test, then on the third test they will take a pay payload with them. this fast developing market is really what they want to get into. it is companies not countries in the space race at the moment, and it is a beak —— a big leap forward for this. making films on a tight budget isn't easy — but it can bring big returns. 0ne firm that's made its name with micro—budget films is blumhouse productions. one of its first films was paranormal activity. it costjust $15,000 to make — but made nearly $200 million million at the box office. it then went on to produce another horrorfilm called insidious — production costs there were a bit higher — at $1.5 million

, why people were moving further out of little rock, because these kids were coming to the schools. i remember asking my parents, you know, if we go to those schools and they take their kids out of those schools, what does that mean? theye said, it just means are not being thoughtful and they are being racist. so they do understand. but nowadays, if we don't say i want my kids in the better school and we don't go out and get those kids in a better school, i think we are missing out on all the information we have been given to have access to better schools. my kids all went to different schools. that's five different schools. people would say are you crazy? you leave about 6:00 in the morning. and i would say, yeah, but they need this and they need this. we pick schools based on the needs of the child versus how convenient it was going to be to take them. that is where i am now. you can forget about that and keep moving forward. >> i'm going to take a slightly different -- people who know me know where i am going now. especially my mom. [laughter] you alwayss is -- have to make the r

nation, missouri, arkansas, north of little rock look at the lightning strikes, it was up over 4,000 earlier this morning. this moves east and provides us with wet weather sunday night into monday. the good news it will lose a lot of its punch because of the high. the high is stabilizing the atmosphere. we're in the expecting drenching downpours, or severe thunderstorms, but periods of rain and showers sunday night and monday. sunday looks like we're dry, this arrives after midnight on sunday. here's future tracker 6. today looks good, after that little batch of downpours pulls through, cloudy with peeks of sunshine. upper 60s, close to 70. tomorrow same thing more in the way of sun than what we're expecting today, clouds will be the rule. fast forward into monday morning, downpours possible showers west, that continues throughout the day on monday, 4:30 p.m. looking at periods of rain. for today, dry after we get through the downpours, clouds and sun, cooler high of 70 degrees, winds out of the east/northeast 5 to 10. 3:00 p.m., 07. same number by 5:00 p.m., peeks of sunshine, nice

but three men who broke into a nature center in downtown little rock, arkansas walked out with more thanned for. erika reports. now they are dealing with the law. >> reporter: tons of reptiles have made the nature center their home. but one little guy went for a wild ride. neil curry the facility manager says they quickly realized this three foot baby american alligator was missing from his aquarium after alarms alerted them of a break in. >> he's a survivor. he may be nicknamed survivor now. >> reporter: police quickly arrested three men. 24-year-old landon williamson, 23-year-old samuel cooper, and 24-year-old kevin patrick after the alarm alerted police leading them to the thieves. >> they tried to reenter the facility and that was a big mistake. >> reporter: but the four-year- old gator wasn't found until thursday afternoon when police searched a car. >> he was taking cover wherever he could. >> reporter: the nature center has been open for eight years but they've never had a break in like this. >> all the contents of a turtle aquarium running across the floor. the furl les included.

and then he also had these little rocks on to which he would paint these intricate and elaborate tableaus>> that mountain scene right there on the back of this one. purple mountain majesty thing, you know? it's time consuming but it is tedious. >> everything was very tiny. so the amount of time and focus and energy it took him to do each one of these rocks must have been immense. >> i'm going to do a yoda. a yoda on one of them, for a friend of mine. >> though stall looked for distractions in prison, he wasn't completely unwilling to face the consequences of his actions. during our stay at holman, he decided to participate in a victims empathy class the prison conducts for those convicted of murder. though the guest speaker was in no way connected to stall's victim, she might as well have been. >> well, this afternoon we're really honored to have pat tuthill with us. she is a surviving victim of a really horrible crime. her daughter's name is peyton. and her daughter was murdered eight years ago. >> and i have to tell all of you, i didn't know how i'd feel about being here today. she was

the stuff santa monica mountain -- i'm sure some guy is walking with her girl, hey, let's go with little rockhe rock feels? can't you just ask someone out these days? do you have to make a big deal out of it? i'm tired of it! >> greg needs a cocktail. all right. i talked to eric trump, business politics, other things on the table. >> my family is growing. my wife is expecting in september. >> congratulations. you need a baby name. jesse is a great name. another piece of advice. i've got twin girls. my golf games suffered dramatically. >> eric and i, we play golf together and we are going to show you who wins and who loses. >> that's a freudian slip. >> i really want to play golf with you. >> wouldn't end well. >> the romance is an all dead. mark zuckerberg spoke at harvard university. here's what he said. >> best memory from harvard is meeting priscilla. we met in line in the bathroom at the bell tower. in what must be one of the most all-time romantic lines, i turned to her and said, "i'm getting kicked out in three days, so we need to go on a date quickly." clearly, i'm not getting kicked o

. >> when we met your coming out as a reporter from little rock and working a lot in the midwest on the ground reporter and one of the themes he were advertising with work in progress with a hot line in those out of electing presidents trump said he would be rising incomes bring back to these communities is a must have reflected and talk to your blue state colleagues about what you think was going on in some of these communities and what equation of pope word desperation or grenade throwing with this wave of populism in these communities? what is your take on that?. >> i was really surprised. i was just talking to priscilla as a matter of fact talking with these union guys who were democratic voters for a generation. and in their mind pressing the button time and again without seeing results they feel they say something that is so obvious but they feel they were not being listened to by the democratic party and i think the sentiment was under appreciated in 2016. not just to bring the system down mentality but a lot of these people felt really abandoned when you see the rust belt flip f

. >> i grew up in little rock, arkansas for i went to central after the little rock. is myne of the various dad's story. he was from north carolina were black kids could only go through the eighth grade. he made his way somehow to alabama to go to stillman institute and worked his way through stillman institute. my dad went to stillman at 13. i was thinking i would not let my hurting your old go in word and worked his way through and not to stillman -- i would let my 13 year old go anywhere and worked his way and became a superintendent. my life has been based on my parents. my parents were both teachers. the importance of education was talked about all the time in our family. and i watched my parents teaching at all black schools were we went. -- where we went. we got ready to graduate from junior high school at the time, it was not the middle school, it was junior high, we expected to follow our older brothers and sisters to the black high school told is that we had been picked to go to central, to contain the desegregation process. we did not want to go. we wanted

it's a service project at the first tee of little rock. and i reflected on the value of these eagle projects across our communities, in all 50 of our states and around the world. 2014 n america, using data, about 140 people earn their eagle rank a day. in the united states. 2014 they spent 8.1 million hours, mr. speaker, on their eagle scout project, benefiting our towns, our communities, all over this country. and in the nonprofit world, if you applied a typical rate, pay rate to that, a project rate, that the independent sector uses, of about $23 an hour, in public million service value our eagle scouts have contributed across this country. so, mr. sessions, i want to tell you how much i appreciate you taking time to highlight scouting and the value of scouting to our towns, our communities. but more importantly, to our families. at creating that sense of character that we've talked about tonight. i am one of those people that values my eagle scout award, dating back to 1972, from troupe 27 in little rock. and i'm so proud that this many

her name is brittany boccher from little rock, arkansas. earlier this week she was at the white house where mike pence met with the nominees from every branch of the service. boccher was commended for her work on behalf of military families with special needs. >>> well, you can now get a glimpse into the past in prince william county. the historic jail will reopen in bristow today. the building has been undergoing renovations for several years. and get this, it was home for runaway slaves horse thieves and moonshiners. >> the primary process was to restore the entire jail back to its original look in 1822. one of the slaves tried to burn his way out than to face trial. he started to a fire near the window but he was unsuccessful. >> there are so many stories attached to this jail. and so we want to tell you all the more about it. so you can find out more history by just simply heading to the nbc washington facebook page because that is where we posted a link to the entire story. >> that's great. 9:18 is the time on this saturday. tom kierei

this is all happening about 170 miles west of little rock. in yell county. arkansas state police say a sheriff deputy was en route to a disturbance call when he pulled over a vehicle. he was shot and killed during that traffic stop. when officers arrived at the location of the initial disturbance call, they found the bodies of two others. officers are still as we mentioned trying to coax the suspect into surrendering. that is the very latest from the "live desk." michelle marsh, ab coming up next for us at 4:00, a scare for metro riders. the investigation happening now after doors on a red line train opened on the wrong side. >> plus, five young women are suing howard university for allegedly mishandling their sexual assault investigation. i'll have details coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00". >> we are in stormtrak7 monitoring the rain and the problems it's causing. we will fill you in, in a moment. rrator: "the time is to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the s

i built a little rock thing and put this head lamp i have and for when i do cave diving and that. it on strobe, put it on top. >> reporter: in the dark of night, the diary continues. >> almost exactly 100 hours out here now. and all i can keep thinking is how much i want my daddy, and mom. i don't want to be alone anymore. >> reporter: what was the thing that you yearned for most as you were sitting there, day after day? >> a hug. i felt so alone and disconnected from everyone. all i really wanted was just to be hugged and held and comforted. >> reporter: but how much is she willing to risk to get that hug? is she willing to leave the safety of her own vehicle? in a well-known incident, recounted in the documentary "wrong turn," the kim family got stranded in the oregon wilderness. >> james kim and his family disappeared while returning from a thanksgiving road trip to the northwest. >> reporter: after waiting for a rescue that never came, patriarch james kim left on foot to find help with disastrous consequences. he walked 16 miles before dying from hypothermia. now amber faces t

look how the rain moves back towards little rock. this storm system here, you can see it spinning, it will move to the south, and that actually helps to take the rain away tomorrow afternoon. so let's take you through it. 11:00 tonight, rain. 7:00 a.m., still rain. but starting to see some breaks. by 10:00 a.m., it's mostly out of here. southern maryland still getti noon, 1:00, the rain is out of here. not worried about that. however the clouds will remain and it will feel chilly across our region too. little breezy too. here's how much rain, half inch to one and a half in the blue. some areas over an inch. purple is over an inch and a half in the southern zones. next couple days, back to 75 average on mother's day. your mom, not average at all. 72 monday and look at the heat. ♪ the heat is on wednesday and thursday. >> we could use some heat. >>> a prince george's county council member sentenced in a drunk driving case today. now he's talking about that crash that sent two people to the hospital. >>> plus new video released today as

>> beverly carter was making a name for herself in little rock, arkansas. >> her face was in the paper every week. >> she had a billboard on one of the busiest interstates with her face on it. >> as a top selling realtor, beverly carter had become somewhat of a local celebrity. with her smile, he put house hunters at ease, trusted to find the perfect home like she often did. >> nobody can do it like beverly could. >> but there was a down side to celebrity. >> this realtor had a target on her back. >> she did and she didn't know it. >> for beverly, being a realtor was more than closing the deal. was see in the perfect job for her personality? >> yes. >> her son and his wife were amazed at how much they loved her. >> one of her clients, she went to their baby shower. she just sold them a house. >> she a beautiful smile. >> she had a smile that would fill the room. >> beverly's youngest son said it was like his mother glowed. >> i think that's what stood out was that confidence. she was naturally beautiful. >> it was that natural beauty that caught the eye of her husband, carl. they met w

tomorrow, tulsa to dallas to little rock. as far as the east coast goes, we are just fine, stim tll the e and have-nots. chilly in the northeast. orlando, today 96 degrees, one of the hottest spots. west coast is fine, too. in a little bit, how the storm will effect the mid-atlantic and northeast saturday and sunday, mother's day forecast. looks like a nor'easter forecast. snow, rainy, cold. >> come on. >> yeah, i have to look for witness protection program by the time the weekend is over. >> seriously, bill. a lot of severe there. every other sentence was a severe. >> we expect it. may is peak of severe weather season. if you don't have it, you would be worried. >> thank you. >>> san antonio spurs lost one star player and the team had another close call last night. sports is next. every tv doctor knows that when it comes to hospital romances, the more complicated, the better. i love you. but i love him. i love him, too. so do i. they also know you should get your annual check-up. schedule a checkup with your doctor to learn

by 1:00, raining from little rock to missouri and up to st. louis.he mississippi and missouri are right at the record level or close to that major flood level. new flash flood warnings this morning already because of the new rain coming down and the potential for tornadoes, potential for flooding and also for wind damage across louisiana today. chris. >>> appreciate it. thank you, chad. the family of alton sterling reacting to media reports that the baton rouge police officers who shot and killed him will not face federal charges. state charges still pending. the family is angry the justice department did not notify them before it happened. cnn's nick valencia joins us from baton rouge, louisiana. good morning, nick. what do we know? >> reporter: good morning, chris. we spoke to sandra sterling, the mother of alton sterling. she was inconsolable. we spoke to her moments after hearing the news. she could barely put together a sentence. the problem is there's been no official announcement from the department of justice. no one told here from the doj. t

the storms moving in there just to the east of dallas now starting to push through portions of little rock and also into memphis but talking a lot of lightning, especially around atlanta. if you are within that perimeter area, it's just lightning left, right, top, bottom, no matter where you look look you are looking at a lot of lightning right now and in addition to heavy rainfall and stay that way as we go through the day today. 40 million people under the severe threat for today and extend from detroit to charlessocharles charleston, south carolina, and houston in texas. we are talking hail, damaging wind, and the potential for tornado. but, again, as we look at the forecast going forward, we still expect a lot of storms to continue through the day, so make sure you're on your guard. if you have outdoor barbecue plans for the holiday weekend you may have to watch the radar a little closely today. >> heads-up helps. >> we had the double box up there. i want people to know that wasn't a reorganized of the best of the last hour. these are live pictures of what is happening in atlanta right

you can see it dragging in this colder air here down towards little rock.eratures here are the in the they should be in the 70s too. 48 right now in st. louis, 50 in indianapolis. friday is warm. then the cooler air settles on in here. first off on future weather, most of tomorrow's dry if not the entire day. i was doing facebook live talking about this. notice when the clouds move in around noon tomorrow, we see the clouds thickening during the late afternoon. someone was asking about softball games tomorrow night, i think you'll get those in no problem. the rain starts around 10 or 11:00. look at the heavy rain early on friday morning. friday morning's commute could really be delayed here right on through 10:00. seeing some showers. they move out but then the upper level lows still allowing some showers and thunderstorms to develop during friday afternoon. so friday's going to be one of those days that really changes things on how we do things. it's been very warm. i mentioned the 60s, 70s and 90 degrees day we had a couple weeks ago. say good-bye it sits

the midwest, less in terms of severe weather but downpours in chicago, cleveland, as far south as little rockemorial day itself we could see wet weather along the gulf coast and all the way to the northeast including boston. so watch out if you're driving in that vicinity. richard. >>> bonnie, thank you so much for that. as many of you know, it is commencement season. and one address is getting some attention. nbc's morgan radford has more. >> reporter: in her most pointed comments since sheost the presidential election. >> things didn't exactly go t way i planned. but you know what, i'm doing okay. >> reporter: hillary clinton took the stage at wellesley college to tell graduating students at her alma mater how she pushed past the pain of a failed election. >> long walks in the woods. i won't lie, chardonnay helped a little too. >> reporter: at times funny, at times sering, clinton issued her most direct attack on president trump's white house without ever using his name. >> people denying science, some are even denying things we see with our own eyes, like the size of crowds. and then defen

and subjecting researchers little rock abrams, to tight controls. >> as long as we have the departmentustice making decisions as opposed to scientists and physicians, something's broken. >> reporter: the dea declined an interview request but says it's approving more growers to meet the growing demand from researchers. some of the research is funded by the feds, most through the national institute on drug abuse. until recently it was only studies about the adverse studies of marijuana, not the benefits. now it's expanding its portfolios, but we reviewed all studies and learned just eight projects actually use marijuana to look at the potential positives of pot in clinical trials with people. dr. abrams' trial is one of them. >> so it's very difficult to find published studies in the literature looking for the potential benefit of cannibis. >> this is definitely something. >> reporter: dr. michael moskowitz doesn't need studies to know marijuana can reduce pain. sometimes better than pills. >> when i looked at the data, i was blown away. he's looking into what doctors are now wondering,

smith and little rock, 51 million people at risk of severe weather. that's a lot of people. everyone will get hit but we will see a couple tornadoes. missouri, arkansas especially areas of eastern oklahoma including tulsa, keep an eye on that forecast as you go throughout your saturday. by the time we get into sunday, the storms will push to the east and not be as strong or severe. here's the memorial day forecast. new england looking okay, the deep south looking okay. the west, by the way, fantastic weather. on sunday the worst of the storms, indianapolis over towards cleveland, columbus, cincinnati, lexington, louisville and isolated storms down to texas. monday for memorial day, that storm system pushes to the east. we'll see a period of rain going through new england and afternoon storms in the mid-atlantic. a lot of people will be dealing with on and off storms into the holiday weekend. >> still ahead, the warriors and cavaliers historic nba finals after they eliminated the celtics. much more ahead. -what? -we gotta go. -where? -san francisco. -when? -friday. we gotta g

fox 16 in little rock, arkansas, is the failure of a levy on the black river prompts a flash flood warning. national weather service advising people to move to higher ground immediately. this is a live look at seattle from our affiliate. one of the big stories they are, a small plane makes an emergency landing on harbor point boulevard. several cars were damaged but no serious injuries. the pilot told investigators he was losing altitude and couldn't make it to the airports. the plane clipped power lines. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ say no to this because of my bladder? thanks to tena... not anymore! only new tena intimates has pro-skin technology designed to quickly wick away moisture. to help maintain your skin's natural balance. it goes beyond triple protection from leaks, odor and moisture. so you can feel fresh and free to get as close as you want. only tena, lets you be you. ♪ ito treat your toughy nasal allergies... ...listen up. unlike pills that don't treat congestion, clarispray covers 100 percent of your nasal a

. ♪ swinging, swaying records playing, dancing in the street ♪ >> blake shelton went a little bit rocks two finalists on "the voice" last night. tonight a champion will be crowned, and, will it be the last time we see our favorite coaches in love? blake is clearly so smitten he couldn't help gushing about his girl with e.t. online's denny directo. >> oh, my god, i swear, at some point it's kind of builds your ego up when you walk into a room with gwen. but also it's a crashing blow to your ego when you realize all the cheers and people shouting at ya, you realize it's not you, it's her. >> clearly blake is going to miss gwen at work, she's leaving the show after tonight. >> i don't have any plans to come back. but i definitely let everyone know i love being here. i'd love to come back. we'll see what happens next. >> alicia keys is also saying good-bye for now. but miley cyrus is returning to the coach's chair in the fall along with jennifer hudson. kelly clarkson will join the team in the spring of 2018. >> well, i can tell you that i used to think that miley cyrus would be the person

tom cotton kept his door locked at his little rock office with staff only speaking to constituents throughom before eventually agreeing to a town hall several weeks later. on the first recess in february, more than 200 republicans skipped town halls altogether, a trend that continued in the april recess, prompting billboards calling on representatives to speak to their constituents as well as missing posters for congressmen like darrylell issa. darrell issa caved and held two town halls later in march and has another one coming up this saturday. but he doesn't seem eager to get the conversation started early. this photo was posted of darrell issa today on the roof of his district office as crowds of constituents gathered below. that story is thing 2 in 60 seconds. for 10 years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape. so i sleep deeply and wake up ready to perform. now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com. >>> a california attorney running for congressman darrell issa's seat tweeted

i was down in little rock, arkansas, in 1992, just before the election and i've been watching her in action as a first lady, then as a secretary of state and u.s. senator. we're just beginning to lose our lights a little bit in here. but we'll get that fixed as we're talking. you're absolutely right, david. she was very, very direct in dealing with these issues. >> yeah. and it startled me just watching it. this is hillary clinton that i don't know if she's either indicating as she's writing this book she told christiane she's been wrestling with this. is this her sort of final way to get all of this off of her chest, what she experienced last year and put this in the book and be done with it or was this a hillary clinton demanding to still stay on the stage and have her stay because she clearly has not sort of like left the campaign behind it's clearly something that she's been critiquing the trump administration and she wants to have a voice, right now a voice of criticism that she's seen that has real impact. >> we have our lights back here in the studio, fortunately. we're going

anywhere from dallas to little rock, louisville, and into parts of the mid-atlantic, large hail, damaging the primary concern, but we can't rule out the potential for an isolated tornado. look at the showers and storms erupting across this region. again, the ohio river valley into the plains. but as we head through the course of the weekend, we really start to see the rain shift to the new england coast, 2 to 4 inches, perhaps locally higher amounts from the nation's capital through the big apple. and look how this impacts our temperatures as well. lower 50s as we head into saturday. starting to rebound as we reach mother's day by the end of the weekend, but it's not only the big apple that cools down. we're staying well below average for washington and we cool down even into atlanta. back to you. >> derek, no, no cooldown. we're ready for a real spring. >> absolutely. >>> all right, well, it appears dwayne "the rock" johnson has something cooking for 2020. the wrestler-turned-actor tells "gq" magazine he's been asked quite a bit over the last year about a run for the white house. his res