louis. 93 in little rock, arkansas. and what will happen in the next couple of days the high pressure that came in behind the cold front bringing us the cooler and the drier air will slide off to the south and the east of the carolina coast. pretty much developing what is called a bermuda high. when that happens it will change the wind direction to bring up the higher level of humidity and the higher level of heat. this is what we wind up with. a comfortable 87 tomorrow with sunshine. then hot. 95 on thursday. friday. 93 same on saturday with the afternoon showers and the storms. the humidity levels will be high enough to be uncomfortable. cooler on sunday and monday. chances of storm and the heat will rebuild tuesday wednesday, thursday next week. maureen and robert. maureen: thank you doug. nba finals game three. where do we stand? robert: well, it doesn't matter what the weather is. stay inside and watch steph curry. nba finals game three. is steph curry going to perform? some think so. we'll hear from steve kerr. th

arkansas. dwight eisenhower -- you might not remember. >> that was a little bit before my time. >> you might have read about it. dwight icen haur sending troops to desegment raregate little rockit's a code word for so many in the south to have kept segregation a long time ago. >> it makes for an interesting campaign issue. wouldn't you say? >> it's absolutely something that candidate also have to wrestle with certainly candidates on the republican side. y want to alienate southern voters who see it as part of their heritage. at the same time i think there will be a lot of pressure for that flag to come down particularly campaigning in south carolina. >> jonathan thank you so much for joining us today. we appreciate it. >> take care. see you soon. >>> charlie sheen's not so nice father's day tribute to his ex denise richards. >>> "jurassic world" entertainment news is up next. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning d

star pitcher monet davis and tell mates visited little little rock arkansas. monarch's coach says he wants to give his team a clear goal. >> we use baseball and sports, especially in the rec department, to hook kids into our programs, but ultimately it is education, so even when these kids were seven and eight, we talk about college. >> love that. love to hear. that will the monarchs are a.m. bass does for baseball in the sinner city program playing some games during the three week trip, which is just incredible. >> very nice, learning about the game of life, as women. the tall ships that line the delaware riverfront for the last four days are setting sale out of philadelphia and camden. they are leaving town after spending a long weaken here for the tall ships festival. hopefully you got to see it. many people toured the ships and went for rides around the river, but, one of the main attractions, 61-foot tall, 11-ton yellow rubber duck was unable to be put on display for the entire festival. it was damaged you see on thursday and couldn't be inflated because

their looifrz to lives to get straightened out, and he was running a little training center in little rock arkansas. and under the roof of that training center he had little rock police department on one side, then you had a prison minister on the other. he said josh could come down there and actually do some construction work with him and he would counsel him and work with him and hopefully get him straightened out. >> some people have said why didn't did they wait? why didn't they go to the authorities or to counseling the very first moment he came to you. >> i talked to one of those youth facilities and he described how they actually take care of these situations down there, and the success rate is not very good. and so we felt like that going from a perspective of really reaching his heart first would be important, and so that's the reason we sent him down to little rock to work with this man. >> did legal ever pop into your mind? we have legal obligations? >> as parents you're not mandatory reporters. the law allows for parents to do what they think is best for their child. so we got him out o

>>> fox 16 in little rock arkansas a civilian armed with a rifle was shot and critically wounded trying to enter an air force base. an injured bystander is also hospitalized. the base was on lock down but since has returned to normal status. >>> as the state supreme court upholds the firing of a worker using marijuana, dish network was within its rights to dismiss a quadriplegic who smoked marijuana at home to control seizures. >>> the big story in dallas tonight. the end of the plano water tower. the 178-foot tall tower was 30 years old and had not been used for several years. that's tonight's live look outside the >>> more than a dozen syrian rebel groups say the country's main militia is engaged in ethnic cleansing. the u.s. is leading the coalition providing air support the kurds. >>> u.s. air power may have taken out a top al qaeda member this weekend. >> reporter: he was known as the "one-eyed algerian." he broke away from al qaeda to form a more vicious terror group called the signed in blood battalion in 2012. two fighter jets and four precision guided bombs targeted a building

the north and east and we are also tracking the remnants of what was tropical storm bill and little rock arkansas warnings with still some spin if the atmosphere and that is aiming in our direction because we have to look at the air flow, these are the charts we look off air but i'm sharing it with you because it shows you the energy with bill's remnants and pivots our way into the weekend and you can see the bull's-eye of the energy between new york city and philadelphia and washington, early on sunday morning. we'll track this unfortunately for father's day and as it pushes in it will be tropcly human here and that loads to heavy downpours on father's day maybe 1 to 3 inches of rain and there could also be localized flooding and until then things are relatively quiet we head to the shore and melissa magee you are in atlantic city, specifically gardner's basin food and music going on there. >> reporter: it's quite the scene adam as you said, food food and more food, these are avocado french fries and they are fried and have a chipotle sauce. you have to try them. we have you covered tomorrow on

>>> fox 16 in little rock arkansas a civilian armed with a rifle was shot and critically wounded trying to enter an air force base. an injured bystander is also hospitalized. the base was on lock down but since has returned to normal status. >>> as the state supreme court upholds the firing of a worker using marijuana, dish network was within its rights to dismiss a quadriplegic who smoked marijuana at home to control seizures. >>> the big story in dallas tonight. the end of the plano water tower. the 178-foot tall tower was 30 years old and had not been used for several years. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is

little rock, arkansas, 8 # degrees. high -- 87 degrees.humidity levels and putting feels-like temperatures in the low 90s. everything stays to the west, today is a good day comfortable humidity levels pleasant temperatures. tomorrow comfortable, humans comes up a little bit but what will happen these -- humidity comes up a little bit and what will happen these frontal systems sit over us monday night and we have showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow morning high, thin cirrus clouds, that's about it. tomorrow evening late in the day, one or two storms could pop up ahead of the main line around 5:30, it's late, it's late that's when this line starts to form and approach the viewing area. heavy, drenching downpours a good bet. there's a possibility of severe weather, winds gusting 350 to 50 miles per hour. 60 miles per hour. the possibility of small hail. this part of the viewing area is under the gun after 5:00 p.m. rainfall totals range anywhere from 1 to 2 inches. some of the forecast information has more than two inches. poconos looks great

and he was running a little training center in little rock arkansas and under that roof of that training center he had the police department on one side and the prison minister on the other. and he said josh could come down and do construction work with him and he would council him and work wouldith him and hope to get him traitened out. >> people say, why didn't they go for the counciling at the first time that he came to you? >> you know, i talked to somebody that worked at one of the juvenile youth, sex offender facilities and he described how they actually take care of these situations down there, and the success rate is not good. we felt that going from a perspective of really reaching his heart first is important. that's the reason we sent him to little rock to work with the man. >> did legal ever pop in your mind? that you had obligations? >> as parents you are not mandatory reporters. law allows the parents to do what they think is best for the child. we got him out of the home and sent him to the place, that was probably the best decision we made in the whole process. because it

this is coming into our newsroom that we have an air force base in little rock arkansas, on lockdown to an incident that happened approximately two hours ago, 9:15 central time. we don't have that much information. all we know is, this is according to the air force, at approximately, approximately 9:15 in the morning an active threat occurred at the front gate to the little rock air force base. the bases gates are closed to inbound and outbound traffic. we have two individuals transported to a local hospital. we have first-responders on the scene but no details as to what happened with these individuals, absolutely nothing. all we do know, little rock air force base on lockdown right now. earlier incident. we're working to get more information. eric: the impact of bird flu in the midwest is spending a-- spreading across the country. millions of hens have died. that means a huge shortage of eggs. that means you know what. we'll be paying higher prices for eggs at the grocery store. the usda is clearing way for imported eggs into our country but will that be enough? garrett tenney live

our next guest is joining us from the museum of discovery in little rock, arkansas, and he's here toanna show you something. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> so, uh -- seth and viette are two college students from george mason university. they're here tonight. >> jimmy: okay. >> and they brought an invention that i wanted to show you. it's really, really cool. >> jimmy: cool. [ cheers and applause ] >> here, you go ahead and take that part. >> jimmy: okay, where do i hold it? >> and -- >> jimmy: am i doing it right? >> you just kind of hold it -- no, you can hold it, the back by the magnet. there, on the -- on the back end of it. right here. right here, right here. >> jimmy: okay. >> so, this is kind of a -- it's kind of a ghostbustery sort of thing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kinda weird. >> it's a little weird. it's called the wave extinguisher. >> jimmy: the wave extinguisher. >> so, what this is gonna do is put out fire using sound waves. so, hang on. let me light some fire really quickly. uh -- so, i have a little bit of ethyl alcohol here. >> jimmy: okay. >> who was a friend of my grandmot

host: little rock, arkansas. richard, good morning. caller: we have no they -- we have known about the clinton since they started here. a quick question and comment. as i understand, the foundation pays out less than 25% of the money it takes in to charity. so if you donate one dollar, $.75 goes in and they are paying for meals and salaries in all that and $.25 or less goes to the actual charities. as far something else another caller said, you hang around with and how you make your money is important. there is a reason the clintons have not carry arkansas in any presidential election. just see what hillary has done since she got into public office. judge her from that. guest: the question about the way the foundation accounts for its money. there have been a lot of reports about that. there are two main organizations that rate charities. they look at their finances and decide whether they are giving enough to the causes they claim to focus on. one of them rated them gave them in a on a skill goes to a plus something like 80% or 90% of

i've met with my public housing authority twice in little rock arkansas. one thing that came up consistently was hud's bureaucratic delays and disposition of properties, that was -- i was informed that it can take up to literally a year through your chicago disposition office to take a property that's been sold take it off the books and therefore we can't develop new units without putting that cash to work. that seemed like a really long time to me. i wonder what you consider a good benchmark for that disposition process. >> i believe it's fair to say that, according to the history of the property and the size of it that you see a range. however, i agree with you that we certainly should endeavor to do it in a way that is as swift as possible. and while i'm not familiar with the particular case of the little rock housing authority, i'd be glad to follow up with you and your staff so that we can figure out with regard to that how do we improve that situation and then more broadly give you an answer on what our average is. it may well be that that doesn't --

host: little rock, arkansas. richard, good morning.ler: we have no they -- we have known about the clinton since they started here. a quick question and comment. as i understand, the foundation pays out less than 25% of the money it takes in to charity. so if you donate one dollar, $.75 goes in and they are paying for meals and salaries in all that and $.25 or less goes to the actual charities. as far something else another caller said, you hang around with and how you make your money is important. there is a reason the clintons have not carry arkansas in any presidential election. just see what hillary has done since she got into public office. judge her from that. guest: the question about the way the foundation accounts for its money. there have been a lot of reports about that. there are two main organizations that rate charities. they look at their finances and decide whether they are giving enough to the causes they claim to focus on. something like 80 or 90% of their money actually goes to a charitable purpose. it is confusing b

with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v kimberly: a developing story now outside the little rock air force base in arkansas. service member shot and wounded an armed man trying to get past the security gates. the base released a statement saying that the man is in critical condition. a bomb squad was also called in to examine an s.u.v. parked near the main gate. the air force base was put on lock down for several hours. but has been since lifted. jonathan: former new orleans saints player darren sharper pleaded guilty to rape in louisiana. this move completes a series of pleas in four states. the cases came about from allegation that the former nfl player drugged and sexually assaulted women in louisiana california, arizona, nevada. formal sentencing is pending. the deal calls for sharper to serve at least nine years in prison. kimberly: the archbishop of st. paul, minnesota, and a deputy bishop resigned amid charges of covering up sexual abuse. pope francis accepted the rescission -- res cig nations -- resignations. the prosecutors say they turned a "blind eye" to a report of a pedophile priest convicted

us there is no longer a threat after a man armed with a rifle tried to enter the little rock air force base in arkansas. right now we don't know if that man opened fire but two guards did shoot him when they recognized he was a threat. that man is currently in critical condition at this hour. the by stander was also hurt. the base was put on lockdown during the investigation and a bomb squad was called in to search the map'some uv. we don't know why that man wanted to get on to the base. investigators think he did act alone. at the live desk i'm jim handly. >>> there was a published report with a plot to spring those two convicted killers from the prison included murdering prison employee joyce mitchell's husband. mitchell wore prison stripes for her brief court appearance today in new york. the albany times union reported yesterday that she told investigators she and the two escapees talked about possibly killing her husband after the prison break. the prosecutor is refusing to comment on that today and mitchell was arrested on friday, charged with providing materials that helped the inmates escape te

locations such as the selma and montgomery historic trail, little rock, arkansas' central high school national historic site, brown vs. board of education national historic site and martin luther king national historic site tell the stories of civil rights and voting rights in this country. we need to help these prominent locations for generations. my amendment increases funding by $2.5 million for the documentation and preservation of civil rights history as well as restores $2.5 million for the rehabilitation and preservation of historic sites on the campuses of historically black colleges. and $2 million additional for competitive grants for the civil rights initiative to preserve sites of the civil rights movement. institutions such as miles college in alabama and another in mississippi serve as base for students who were involved in the civil rights movement. some projects that would benefit would include addition -- digitalizing the archives at places such as tuskegee university where the airmen and the records and papers of booker t. washington and george washington car very re

. >> after josh duggar returned from the little rock christian base treatment facility, they brought them into the arkansaslice headquarters where he spoke with the state trooper. no charges were filed. the next year the duggars starred in the first big tv special and today they sit atop one of the most popular tv shows of our time. are there other ways the duggars might have handled this situation? we'll talk about that next. i've been the same shade of red for many years. it's time to change it up! hello, golden blonde. shift a shade with nice'n easy. for natural looking color i don't know if blonde has more fun, but i plan to find out >>> i got to say, it was hard to not watch, it was pretty riveting this interview. it was upsetting. reactions? as a psychiatric professional. >> i think you can stand in the shoes and imagine that one of your children has done something horrible to the other of your children and you still love both your children and i think that came through that you're in a really terrible situation, but what was misflying is your reaction to handle i, i believe most people understand th

welcome you back to the committee, and i've met with my public housing authority twice in little rock, arkansasand one thing that came up consistently was hud's bureaucratic delays and disposition of property that it was -- i was informed it can take up to literally a year through your chicago disposition office to take a property that has been sold, take it off the books and therefore we can't redevelop new units without putting that cash to work, can't do a real estate closing. seemed like a really long time to me. i wonder what you consider a good benchmark for that disposition process. >> i believe it's fair to say that according to the history of the property and the size of it, that you see a range. however, i agree with you that we certainly should endeavor to do it in a way that is as swift as possible, and while i'm not familiar with the particular case of the little rockhousing authority, i'd be willing to follow up with your staff. give -- >> my question is not case specific. itself is prospective. i've seat it in a couple of instances now and i encourage you to set a benchmark that

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little rock nine of coming in. i said what do you think about what's coming down the block? i happened to be there the week because of arkansas was allowing gay marriage. all these folks just down the street getting married and this african-american preacher said that's terrible. i said what do you talk about? it's terrible, it's against god's law it's against the bible. i tried to explain to him you know don't you realize that you sound just like the segregationist governors. and he didn't get it. now he's a decent man. a caring man. a religious man. but he just didn't get it. and finally he said you know, change comes so slow. but then it comes so fast. and i think there's a lot of people dealing with this this week. >> this change did come remarkably fast on the marriage issue. if you look back at the civil rights movement, the women's right movement took many, many years. took many setbacks. this one did happen if you remember 2004 george w. bush wins a relatively close presidential election in part because republicans selectively in battleground states put constitutional amendments on the ballot to drive up conservative

little rock. the rainfall, pretty darned impressive. this is over 10 ich in houston, and by 5:00 tomorrow and dallas, 3 to 7", and then it will slide into missouri and up into northwestern arkansas. bill is never a threat with wind. it will be with rain and flooding. the day planner, at 1:00. 88 tomorrow and 89 on thursday and 89 on friday which is hot for this time of year. it's only june. the next 7 days, 91 on saturday. dad's day, 97. and 98 on monday, and 96 with only afternoon storms again on side. >>> one day after resigning her post as president of the spokane chapter of the naacp, rachel dolezal was on the today show this morning. >> this goes back to a very early age with my self identification with the black experience, as a very young child. >> the 37-year-old had been representing herself as a plaque women for the last 10 years, but her parents have said, no. she's white. dolezal's mom said now is the time for her to get some help. >> i think she needs to get back and regroup before she plunges back in. >> the city of spokane is investigating whether dolezal lied about her ethnicity when she landed an a poim on the police oversight board. >>> today in southwest, the

but arkansas justices then put those unions on hold pending the outcome of a state appeal. in a new ruling, judge wendell griffen of little rock ordered officials to accept the tax filings and spousal health coverage applications of lgbt married couples. the island of gusaam has become the first u.s. territory to recognize same-sex marriages. the weddings can begin five days after the license application. the pentagon has updated internal policies to bar discrimination based on sexual orientation. defense secretary ash carter announced the change. >> i am proud to announce the department of defense has completed the process for updating its military equal opportunity policy to include sexual orientation. ensuring the department, like the rest of the federal government him a treat sexual orientation-based dissemination the same way it treats its termination based on race, religion, color, sex, age, and national origin. and i'm very proud the military services work has been -- the work the military services has put into this because discrimination of any kind has no place in america's armed forces. amy: former house speaker denn