i'm from little rock so, like, this is important to me.rcing anything which is interesting because i think in some ways he's trying to -- he's not trying to isolate and push them away for not doing their job basically, but he's putting the emphasis really on the people and these mobs and that they're out of control, but it's not really the politicians that are really to blame for this. >> why do you think he does that? what's the goal? because that's on purpose the way he frames it. >> i think he's trying to, like, keep them in -- draw them into the party especially as they're kind of undergoing this shift between the democrats and the republican party like ideals i think are starting to shift and southern democrats that the idea of the southern democratic party is changing. and so he's trying to pull in southerners and southern politicians to -- into the republican party. >> absolutely. so at the same time that he is forced to finally take a stance on the little rock crisis and send troops in and he does feel that it's his obligation as t

eisenhower discusses the integration problem at little rock, arkansas.> good evening, my fellow citizens. for a few minutes this evening i should like to speak to you about the serious situation that has arisen in little rock. to make this talk i have come to the president's office in the white house. i could've spoken from rhode island where i have been staying recently, but i felt that in speaking from the house of lincoln, of jackson, and of wilson, my words would better convey both the sadness i feel and the action i was compelled today to make, and the firmness which i intend to pursue this course until the orders of the federal court at little rock can be executed without unlawful interference. in that city under the leadership of demagogic extremist, disorderly mobs have deliberately prevented the carrying out proper orders from the federal court. local authorities have not eliminated that violent opposition. and under the law yesterday i issued a proclamation calling upon the mob to disperse. this morning the mob again gathered in front of the ce

during the little rock crisis,t when the segregationists in little rock refused to allow african americandents tool. enroll in their high school. so, ultimately, because he hadju justst recently passed, eisenhower decided in his rolele ofen president to enforce the decision, send federal troops rock to ensure that thesensur african american stude would, enroll and to integrate the has school in little rock. he delivers this address during this moment of national crisis. he sent federal troops to then south to implement a national law. a petition that had been handed to the supreme court. think about the controversiesnt we have looked at these two weeks. rates, federal authority, rates. royal american politics over the last century. it's a moment of crisis. d hehe uses television to frame what is happening. he does this as it is unfolding. again, i want you to think about how this is different from the newsreels. chats that roosevelt used. >> in the white house, washington d.c., a special address from the president of the united states, or mr. as an hour discusses thew inflationer problem

they can't send it to little rock because little rock is going to be full.o the whole way we have built our health care system in rural america will not work, and this is a huge concern to me. >> wow. >> goodness. doctor, you're, of course, an infectious disease specialist. can you help clear something up i get asked so often from viewers, as well as family and friends. are we learning that as this outbreak progresses that it is dangerous beyond the elderly and people with underlying conditions. you see some cases, young people here and there. are those exceptions or is it showing this has a broader threat? >> i think the confusion is about the rate of complication with the very elderly which is quite high. the rate of complication with younger people is one-tenth of that with the elderly. even the .1 in the 1/1000 range turns out to be a real number, because tens of thousands of people in that age range have the infection and are going to get the infection. so even a low rate transfers to a whole lot of people. it's the rate. >> doctor, given all the work y

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>> yeah, little rock and the central arkansas area are highest population area and that's where we sawdence of community transmissi transmission. we taken statewide action but the city of little rock taken more actions to try to limit the spread including curfews and things of that sort. we are also trying to follow up on all positive cases and do self-isolation and quarantine and all the things we know. >> and take us out you have many ru rural areas across the great state. you have a church gathering or a source of a number of cases? >> yes, yes, the total population of 30,000 having over 60 cases. most if not all of them are linked to a church gathering, it shows us how explosive covid-19 can be in the right setting. >> and the right setting. some of the languages you are using in the situation. help me understand your challenges as a state health director. this is an opportunity for telehealth. this is an opportunity for people especially, you don't want people especially who have diabetes or obesity or heart conditions or any of those compromised situation, you don't want them to

his wife died in little rock, arkansas, and she was buried in little rock. the 12th attachments arrived at cherokee nation during january. this crossed the mississippi before the ice stop the other detachments. the others arrived in february and march. it has often been estimated that 4000 cherokees died during the process. there were about 1200 deaths, but there were many additional deaths after removal that reduce the population of the cherokee nation by at least an additional 1600 people, so there were at deathslose to 6000 caused by the removal. the cherokees have passed an act of posing the death penalty on anyone who should propose the sale for the exchange of their land. after their arrival at the present cherokee nation, a group of cherokees met secretly, and since various members of the treaty members were dead based on that law. major ridge come along with his ridge, were all june 2, 18 39, and one of the executors of major ridge was james hair. the trail of tears is an example of what can happen when prejudice combines with greed. it was a direct

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little rock watch out.going to happen in the morning, late morning and afternoon in areas of mississippi. it's not your typical late afternoon or evening thunderstorm event. it's actually earlier today and right through the lunch hour. as far as the forecast goes as we go throughout much of the day today, we are going to watch warm condition. here's the forecast through today. 55 in d.c., new york at 57, chicago at 51. notice how warm in the southern half of the country. 82 in dallas. 71 in atlanta. as we go towards tomorrow, much of the same, still great in the northeast, mid-atlantic, but we will have storms in areas. midwest. as far as the upcoming weekend, friday looks like a rainy day in the northeast. then we clear it out in the northeast for a nice saturday and sunday. the middle of the country will be stormy and snow to deal with. active weather pattern. we'll have on and off storms to deal with. but this morning, our eyes are on arkansas and mississippi, we have to keep an eye on the forecast. chan

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[laughter] speech is what are you going doing down to the rock -- little rock? this guy is a schmuck. >> host: that is good. >> guest: i can't believe you're going to little rock. >> host: a motto you live by. >> guest: a motto? this also comes from my family. if you believe in something you can't leave anything in the pocket. it all goes down. if you believe something, you are all in, not 90%. >> host: ladies and gentlemen, rahm emanuel. [applause] >> host: we have a surprise for you. there is someone here that you know and his name is darkareas, someone you mentor who is here to say hi. where is he? where is he? is he coming out? [applause] >> host: have a great night, thank you so much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> san antonio is a bike cultural community, it is the san antonio story. >> host: the c-span cities tour is on the road exploring the american story. we take you to san antonio, texas. >> san antonio is here because of these missions. >> this is the central part of airpower central. >> host: saturday at noon on booktv we learn about the ci

airborne to little rock central -- "crushed the forces behind the southern manifesto." in an important sense, commentators are correct to contend that the nation, the manifesto aimed to preserve has changed in meaningful ways. the manifesto's drafters did not succeed in their attempt to maintain state-sponsored jim crow schools, and it would be foolish to assert otherwise. this change, moreover, should not be dismissed as merely superficial, but instead should be understood as both representing and portending profound racial transformation. despite this transformation, it would be severely mistaken to believe that the manifesto and its drafters' views are utterly disconnected from current conditions. although the drafters' foremost goal of absolutely preventing racial desegregation in public schools went unrealized, it may be more accurate to view their loss on that score in terms partial, rather than total. and there are lots of statistics that one could marshal to this effect, observing the lamentable state of racial integration in the nation's public schools. there's

that area so forecasted totals look at this through saturday afternoon, there is potential from little rock thea little snow starto form across colorado daytime highs for texas, that's going to spark up the storms back in the mid-80s. so watching this storm, it's unfortunate, nashville under the radar again. so watching this for this afternoon. >> they certainly need the break much thank you, janessa. >> pope francis held his weekly general audience in the vatican library amid italy's drastic coronavirus lockdown measures. this time it was a live stream service, a big change from the usual tens of thousands of people that fill the vatican to see him. pope francis sent out special prayers for the sick as well as the hospital personnel that are caring for them at this very intense time. >> still ahead, harvey weinstein rushed to the hospital again after learning his fate in court. >> and the outbreak abroad we are live in rome where the streets are deserted and the death toll is rising in italy. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep y

truck drivers desperate to stay healthy and on the road, like dee silva, who talked with us from little rock, arkansas, where she was picking up a load of beef. her hand sanitizer almost gone. >> we have not been able to find any anywhere. >> what's it been like out on the road? >> it has been absolutely unnerving, especially when you have to go and shop in grocery stores and, you know, to supply your truck, and you're around people. there's a lot of people walking around like this is not happening, and that part is scary for me >> reporter: silva is social distancing by staying inside her truck as much as possible >> it's so important for drivers right now to, if they have the ability, to cook on their trucks >> reporter: adding to the stress for drivers, fewer restaurants are open, and silva told us consumers are doing too much panic buying. >> on behalf of american truckers, slow down, people. just get enough for a few days for your family another truck is coming we're coming the truckers are coming, people >> reporter: she also tells me since she does not have protective gear, she's wear

this area of orange from little rock through southern portions of illinois. we could see additional tornados later on this afternoon and how areas in nebraskorecast with 70s as far north as southern portions of iowa look at the cold air only 21 degrees in bismark rough storm for the middle of the country. >> all right bill, thank you. >>> last night the tonight show looked a little bit different as jimmy fallon worked from home. >> welcome, welcome. you are our very first guest to the home edition thank you so much for doing this >> the two highlighted a charity close to his heart broadway cares which raises money for actors and aids related causes always great to see them in their own element. >> this is almost better, behind the scenes for now >> and little smiles too that we need >> and speaking of smiles just ahead, arnold schwarzenegger's advice for social outbreak >> young people pack the beaches sparking concern about the coronavirus. man: richard? hey, sheila. silence your growl. just one bowl of frosted mini wheats and you're good till lunch. just on

leaving victor in little rock, thank you so much.y, so here is where we are right now, still waiting for texas. we've had sanders, we've had, you know, biden -- it's been back and forth all night and into the wee hours of the morning now. senator bernie sanders project it would not california, though. a solid night for former vice president joe biden. let's bring in fox news contributor leslie marshall, and trump 2020 national press secretary kinley mack and any. great to have you all with us. so come i want to play a little bit of what president trump had to say yesterday about how things appear to be coming together in the more moderate lane of the democrats. >> it's being rigged against crazy bernie. crazy bernie is going to go crazy. sounds like they made a deal, both supported sleepy joe. do you know why? they made a deal! do you know why? quid pro quo. >> shannon: all right, leslie, the president has been agitating and continues to do this in his rallies come on twitter and everywhere else, saying listen, bernie, don't let them

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sure that they do not allow change into our system oh my god they hated a new change i got like a little rock in there is sure they're like all all in one i can't give this thing out i was a goddamn and there's a guy talking about health care as a human right and it really hurts every time i take a stab. anyway when you end up with a top heavy expensive hierarchy that can't adapt it creates a lot of tensions just as the resulting tension may be released through partial collapse collapse say some is the creative destruction that allows new structures to emerge. partial collapse you say hold on let me look around. check i mean a lot but if this isn't verge of collapse i don't know what it is a lot of kentucky fried chickens are closed k.f.c. doesn't glowed for like nuclear meltdowns this is chaos we are witnessing a partial collapse so that means it's time for new structures to emerge and we're in this together it's not about nations or fences or political parties it's about you and me and our neighbors and our friends and our shared humanity you're not alone we're in this together. company fro

. >> reporter: but one pastor in arkansas with a warning. 37 people in his congregation outside little rock testing positive after attending a children's event at the church. >> whit johnson with us live tonight. and we know new york's governor has been warning what's happening in torque city will soon play out around this country, and in neighboringing new jersey tonight, some very >> rorr: david, that's right. new jersey's governor reporting a jump of more than 2,400 new cases since yesterday, citing ity spread.ination of ramped up resources are so stretched thin that at some of the state's testing locations, they will soon only test symptom matic health care workers and first responders. david? >> whit johnson leading us off tonight. whit, thank you. >>> and of course, we stay on the human toll tonight. patients across this country, including those five members of one missouri family. we have new reporting here on the mother and father both still in the hospital tonight. the names, the faces, the stories from all over this country from matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, the virus invadin

from little rock, this is 30 minutes. > good to have you jonathan. good afternoon to everyone. thank you for joining us today for our daily update on the covid-19 national emergency and state emergency that we are all experiencing. i am join today second nate smith as normal. am also joined by stacy hurst, who will talk shortly about our parks, state park and outside recreational activities. i was previously joined by director a.j. gary, who had to leave because he has a few other things going, including responding to the tornado in jonesboro. so he has got two crisis on his hands, and i appreciate his work as well. yesterday as we reported, we had 426 covid-19 cases in arkansas. today we have 473 cases, which is an addition of 47. we have 62 who are hospitalized, and we have one new county, which is arkansas county. >> we have an additional death to the total. we now have seven deaths as a result of covid-19. and again, dr. smith will provide more details. i am going to turn it over to him for his comments, and then secretary hurst, and i will follow that with two announcement

pressure system is bringing severe storms to the south from texas to kentucky, and that includes little rock, memphis and nashville. that threat includes damaging winds, tornados and large hail as well as heavy rain and flash flooding. despite that, memphis will reach 73 degrees today. the high in dallas will be a balmy 87. miami, 82. los angeles and phoenix will both reach 68. portland will be 20 degrees cooler. 44, minneapolis today, and 47 degrees for boston. ieurongor.up, the coronavir >> we'll take you inside italy where new rules are going into effect right now, days after all 60 million people in the country were placed on lockdown. we'll see what's changed. >>> and later this morning, harvey weinstein rushed back to the hospital after learning his sentence. what's next for the convicted rapist? ence. what's next for the convicted rapist? ♪ >>> back now with sc >>> back now with scenes from italy, where nearly 200 people have died in one day from the coronavirus. the overall death toll is now 897. >> the country is already on lockdown, but new rules are banning all stores from opening

oh my god they hated they do change i got like a little rock in there is sure they're like all all in one i can't get this thing out i was going to goddamn and there's a guy talking about health care as a human right and it really hurts every time i take a stab. anyway when you end up with a top heavy expensive hierarchy that can't adapt it creates a lot of tensions the resulting tension may be released through partial collapse collapse say some is the creative destruction that allows new structures to emerge partial collapse you say hold on let me look around. check i mean a lot but if there's a verge of collapse i don't know what it is a lot of kentucky fried chickens are closed k.f.c. doesn't glowed for like nuclear meltdowns this is chaos we are witnessing a partial collapse so that means it's time for new structures to emerge and we're in this together it's not about nations or fences or political parties it's about you and me and our neighbors and our friends and our shared humanity. you're not alone. we're in this together. company from washington d.c. the belly the basis redac

he spoke at the state capitol in little rock. >> good to have you, jonathan. good afternoon, to everyone, thanks for joining us today. for our daily update on the covid-19 national emergency and state emergency that we're all experiencing i'm joined today by secretary nate smith as normal but we're also joined by secretary stacy hurst who will talk shortly about our parks our state parks and our outside recreation activities and i was previously joined pie director a.j. gary who had to leave because we'll see got a few other things going, including responding to the tornado in jonesboro. so he's got two crises on his hands and i appreciate his work as well. yesterday as we reported, we had 426 covid-19 cases in arkansas. today, we have 473 cases which is an addition of 47. we have 62 who are hospitalize asked one new county which is arkansas county. in addition, we have an additional death that's added to the total so we have now seven deaths, as a result of covid-19. and again, dr. smith will provide more details. i'm going to turn it over to him for his comm

oh my god they hated they do change i got like a little rock in there is sure they're like all all in one i can't get this thing out i was going to goddamn and there's a guy talking about health care as a human right and it really hurts every time i take a stab. anyway when you end up with a top heavy expensive hierarchy that can't adapt it creates a lot of tensions it's the resulting tension may be released through partial collapse collapse say some is the creative destruction that allows new structures to emerge partial collapse you say hold on let me look around. check i mean a lot but if there's a partial collapse i don't know what it is a lot of kentucky fried chickens are closed k.f.c. doesn't glowed for like nuclear meltdowns this is chaos we are witnessing a partial collapse so that means it's time for new structures to emerge and we're in this together it's not about nations or fences or political parties it's about you and me and our neighbors and our friends and our shared humanity. you're not alone. we're in this together. company from washington d.c. the belly the basis r

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damning won't be talking to be up on government ronnie administration that's going to challenge the little rock that backs him up the major eat you shoot that's going to challenge what would process here are definitely challenges ahead of us and build challenge that's all c.b.s. which gave it to jupiter died so we would get this exercise it will process. the e.u.'s border agency from sex as it's been put on high alert and will be deploying extra support to greece which has seen thousands of asylum seekers attempted to make their way to the country from turkey following an intensification of fighting in syria's italy province turkey now saying it can no longer accommodate millions of refugees and has opened its borders with the e.u. greece though standing firm saying it's unwilling to accept those newcomers and says it will turn back anyone attempting to enter the country illegally in addition to crossing the 2 countries land borders many migrants have been attempting to reach greece by boat in the past and a half over 1000 making it to the east of the gene islands controversially though monday

amazing video, a tornado whipping through arkansas, the city of jonesboro, about 130 miles from little rock. the tornado touched down at about 5:00 p.m. local time tonight, and at last six people were hurt. damage is significant, the mayor has issued a curfew for tonight and for tomorrow night.>>> workers for grocery delivery app, instacart are planning a strike on monday, they want better protections from the coronavirus including hazard pay. and a default 10% tip, some workers say they haven't been provided with any hand sanitizer or other protections. organizers say the strike will last until they agree to their terms. so far the company has said it will provide bonuses for in- store shoppers, shift leads and site managers along with expanded sick benefits.>>> a new layer of protection for shoppers and clerks is coming, or has come to a grocery store near you. a sacramento area company that usually manufactures window displays is now making actual windows for check stands, the clear custom fit barriers keep them safe. the universal custom display is cranking out about 1000 of them per da

i'm blessed in greater little rock to live in a place that's affordable by national standards to get that irst home and get started in the right way. but i think to look at it on a national basis, i really thank washington.om i have to say, though, he's such a young and dynamic person. as a r thought of him god, this by congress will be a weaker place, because dennylace heck has decided, mr. speaker, return to n and arthen home after this congress. i want to say what a privilege it's been to serve with you for years.t five i thank him for the leadership on this bill. i thank my friend from guam for and i g this effort, yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arkansas yields back. the gentleman from guam is recognized. mr. san nicolas: thank you. too, would like to thank mr. heck and mr. holings worth for heir bipartisan -- hollingsworth for their bipartisan work on this bill. this bill is a constructive next barriers to e the producing affordable housing and hat's something that every american can get behind. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back

tomorrow little rock, including nashville, 9 million people, damaging winds tornadoes are possible with this system heavy rain risk for middle tennessee for tomorrow a wet weather situation for cleanup efforts after those tornadoes. this system continues to push to the east here is the rainfall we're looking at through friday, from oklahoma into mississippi, parts of tennessee and virginia, kentucky, all the way into missouri and we're looking at wet weather stretching all the way into the northeast and new england as well we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are seeing the sky clear in san francisco. we're starting out with some mostly dry weather but we will have some rain chances ahead in the forecast as we watch the storm system move out by the weekend, we'll see a new storm system coming in and that will bring in some bay area rain as well as some sierra snow and much cooler weather. but we are going to get a chance to dry out today. highs in the mid-70s through the end of the workweek

booked a couple days later, they may have been stuck in england, and now they're trying to get to little rock've rebooked a few times just trying to get home. here is dr. anthony fauci discussing how they figure that. >> we discussed everything in the task force. i have not heard a serious discussion about shutting down domestic travel. might that come up the next time we start looking at this, as we look at it constantly? certainly. there is no plan tomorrow or the next day to seriously think about shutting down domestic air travel. >> reporter: and with so few people coming through the airports, poppy, if there is a domestic travel ban announced at some point, it may be moot with a lot of operations, airlines and airports just grinding to a halt. >> the question is for how long. nobody has any idea. natasha, thanks for being there. >>> right now in florida, mobile hospitals and drive-through testing sites are lining up. let's go to pembroke pines, florida. what is the situation there in terms of readiness of these facilities. >> reporter: listen, even the governor has ak noncknowledged are

really everybody keeping up what they are doing and not just the bronx, we got an operation in little rockly coming together and helping each other out. speak >> bill: that is amazin amazing. what are your concerns for you and your workers and volunteers when you interact with people and they interact with you? how does that change the way you work? >> we been working with corona since starting, we started with the cruise ship in japan and dealt with other issues like this with cholera in mozambique. we are taking precautions, which is the big thing of teaching the community that are assisting us, and there are some people moving around but this is still a small fraction compared to how it normally is. >> bill: how can people help, sam? >> without a great response. richard smith not only financially but has helped a lot of other people do so. whether that's checking on elderly neighbors, or restaurant stepping up to join our growing a network of restaurants. across the board it's keeping that calm camaraderie. xp want to keep up the great work. we have a great network. best vibes to you th

but mayor scott announced his recommendation that in little rock there would be no larger gatheringspeople. i want to extend his recommendation into the four-county area that we covered yesterday for school closings. so that would be the four central arkansas counties, that would include jefferson, grant and celine counties. i have spend quite a bit of time talking with my cabinet, particularly to dr. smith about staff resources. i've asked him what do you need. whatever you need, let us know. we'll get it for you. one request that was made is they need new lab physicians. i've authorized ten lab physicians immediately to move the testing procedures quicker. we have a call center need. right now there's over 800 calls backed up in our call center. this is unacceptable because you have the public calling in asking for answers to questions. so we're moving resources to the call center as well as additional equipment. we do believe this is simply a surge, but we want to make sure that we do the best we can to be able to answer the public in their inquiries. i do want to address the scho

if we're going to get severe weather it's an area in little rock, into mississippi, we could deal witharge hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. tomorrow, a severe weather threat goes towards memphis and nashville and areas of kentucky. those are the weather risks. many areas of the east coast are going to be fine. if we didn't have all of this breaking news we'd been talking about how crazy warm it is. we've had people with mosquitos and pollen almost a month ahead of time that they're not used to dealing with. >> thanks. >>> a federal appeals court rules that the justice department has to hand over testimony from the mueller probe. we're going to talk about what it means for lawmakers who have been seeking those doubts. we're back in a moment. and the 2020 census is how that great promise is kept. because this is the count that informs where hundreds of billions in funding will go each year for things like education, healthcare, and programs that touch us all. shape your future. start here. learn more at 2020census.gov double dozen big! it's captain d's new double dozen shrimp

fox 16 in little rock, arkansas, officials in jonesboro working to assess the damage caused by a saturday night tornado there, at least 22 people were injured. no deaths reported fortunately so far. and this is a live look at san diego from our affiliate fox five out there. the big story there tonight -- it looks beautiful -- about 1500 passengers aboard the celebrity eclipse cruise ship disembarked at the port of san diego this morning. the ships voyage started in chile before all the major cruise lines stop sailing during the coronavirus pandemic ongoing. authorities say the passengers will be given a health screening as they leave the ship and none are thought to have symptoms of coronavirus. that's the nice live look. that's a good look. we'll be right back. i do not speed. and that's saving me cash with drivewise. [mayhem] you always drive like an old lady? [tina] you're an old lady. straight from the world's best plant scientists, comes miracle-gro performance organics. organic plant food and soil that finally work... for twice the bounty. guaranteed. miracle-gro performance organic