jacksonville mississippi little rock, arkansas, 99, 100. it felt over 110.heat advisory that we had last week. what we are watching is the next weather front north and west, coming closer sunday. sunday is not a lot more hot in the way of heat and humidity, similar to standard a -- similar to saturday. overnight rain chances sunday into monday. the next two days, backing up and starting over. the high-resolution forecast coming in. tomorrow morning, starting off mid 60's, the humidity holding overnight, the temperature up. tomorrow, widely scattered showers and storms. though storm should weaken overnight sunday into monday. that is what we are tracking. humidity is what most of the immediate metro gets. 92 feeling like 95. the cold front will be weak, could spark a time storms as soon as midday, all the way into the afternoon, evening, 40% chance of scattered storms 92, feeling like 95. the higher humidity, a lot harder to law. -- a lot harder to cool off. warm and humid sunday, not hot. overnight rain chance, could be a nuisance rain. the daytime storms mo

guarding a monument murdered going back to 2009 in the united states a recruiting station in little rock arkansas where people were shot. the ft. hood texas attack. >> what will be interesting to you that we might learn about him? >> well, it will be interesting if we confirm he was an islamist and this was jihad, which i think is likely. what his particular affinity was, and in the west to frankly do a better job of targeting isis. we have military leaders saying we're making progress. it doesn't look that way if you observe the battlefield and observe the position of isis this year. the presidential candidate scott walker said we should fight them over there and take the fight to them before they bring it to us. so perhaps they resolve to do better against isis. >> former state department senior adviser, thank you for your expertise and your time. >> thank you. >>> we have heard from a number of people who knew youssuf abdulazeez. most of them say they were stunned when they heard their friend identified as the suspect in these deadly shootings. a former classmate said youssuf abdulazeez was al

you can see towards little rock arkansas, tupelo mississippi extremely hot and humid. heat advisories, excessive heat warnings, that is criteria even higher than heat advisory criteria. it could be here midweek trade cold front, numerous showers and storms. the short-term information it could mean light showers of those fading storms tomorrow morning. as the front comes route, there could be more showers and thunderstorms during the daytime hours. that looks to be the first day of that extreme heat. let's restart, start back now and give you the same forecast a much closer view for it. 7:00 and those storms over pennsylvania being forecast to show light showers on civil through the morning rush-hour. most forecasts have that in. but be pushing out by the time you get to the clock to 7:00 -- 6:00 to 7:00. lows tomorrow, 70 degrees. we are going to go to a hot and humid afternoon. more cloud should limit temperatures tomorrow, anywhere from midday afternoon, evening the fading front will coeme in. that will be the chance for heavier rain on monday. temperatures under 90

this happened in little rock arkansas it happened down the road right here at the recruitment center at 3:00 in the morning at times square. these things are going to happen and i think they need to start looking at these recruitment centers -- >> they should definitely arm these guys. they are very vulnerable. if you're going to take a military target more likely to attack a recruitment center because nobody is armed there. when i found out there was only one attacker he attacked a recruitment center because nobody would attack back. >> two things stand out one of which this person potentially did, go somewhere else and do shooting so law enforcement goes there and then they can attack another installation. the other thing that could happen is that they attack this installation law enforcement responds and then they attack them. that's why with the mayor and governor rushing to get there, these are things of old-school ways of thinking. we need to get away from those things because we just don't know is somebody waiting -- eric rudolph is a perfect example where he waited until auth

that was little rock, arkansas, june, 2009. five months later, ft. hood. shortly after 1:00 november 5th, 2009, reports of shots fired at the soldier readiness center at the ft. hood military base in killeen, texas. that shooting lasted such a long time, there were so many shots fired, there were so many people killed, there were so many injured that initial reports out of ft. hood claimed that there must have been at least two, if not three or more shooters involved in that attack. there were not three shooters involved in that attack, there was just one. >> there was a single shooter that was shot multiple times at the scene. however, he was not killed as previously reported. he is currently in custody and in stable condition. i say again the shooter is not dead, but in custody and in stable condition. >> can you tell us about the alleged shooter? >> i think there's been a lot reported on that. i can't tell you much other than his name of the suspect we have in custody and that is hassan, major hasan. major nidal hasan killed 13 people that day at ft. ho

heat surge coming. 99 in little rock arkansas.s showing sign of building eastward.er models are suggesting by the time we get to wednesday/thursday next week we could have excessive heat here. in the meantime, we are going to build it slowly. build the heat and the humidity slowly. tonight, no humidity. 62 to 72 overnight with the clear skies. a couple of conditions. h pressure center. thank you! that is the system that is so responsible for the past few days. gorgeous days in a row. but what is happening all summer long since late may is look at the progression of the cold front that come through the area. they get southside virginia. turn stationary. then they move back to the warm front and the storms move along and becomes rain. that is how we got ten or 12 inches of rain in june. the last one went south. i stays south. the high will stay us with. it moves offshore but sunshine for the weekend. a frontal system late sunday and monday. but tomorrow is nice day. a little more humid but beaches will terrific. sunshine saturday an

another recruiting station two army recruiters killed in little rocks arkansas, of course, the tragic shooting from nadal hassan, the army major where 13 were killed two years ago was the navy yard and another 12 killed and the president addressing one of the questions that has already popped up here how do you defend these recruiting centers? the armed forces how can they be defended. when the point is to be a welcoming center for individuals young men and women to come in and speak with recruiters about the possibility of a future in the armed forces. the president say they are looking at every precaution that can be made. another in a line of grim and tragic attacks on u.s. military facilities. the president wieseing no times lending their thoughts thoughts thoughts and prayers after another shooting. our hearts are particularly heavy not just in chattanooga but also at the u.s. department of defense, where they are so used to, of course military members being killed on the battlefield, but not when they are sitting at a desk in an operation center. the pent gone is going through t

he was running a little training center in little rock arkansas. under the roof of that training center little rock police department on the other side and prison minister on the other. josh come down and do construction work. he would council him and work with him and hopefully get him straightened out. >> some people said why did they wait? why didn't they go to the authorities or go for the counseling at the very first time he came to you? >> you know i talked to somebody that worked at one of those juvenile youth sex center facilities and he described how they take care of the situations down there and the success rate is not very good. so we felt like going from a perspective of really reaching heart first would be important. that's the reason we sent him down to little rock to work with this man. >> did legal pop in your mind? >> as parents you are not mandatory reporters. the law allows for parents to do what they think is best for their child. so we got him out of the home and we sent him down to this place and that was really the best decis

the message democratic hopeful hillary clinton had during a stop in little rock, arkansas. >> the u.s women. >>> a wildfire burning along i- 15 in southern california is now 45% contained conand the freeway is open again. helicopters had to be grounded for a short time. after five drones were spotted in the fire zone. at one point the flames were moving so quickly people abandoned their cars on the freeway and at that that led to controversy after some towing services charged more than $12,000 to re -- $2,000 to remove the cars from the freeway. >>> first the u.s. women's soccer team won the world cup. now the american men are taking center stage. >> the u.s. men did advance to the semifinals of the gold cup after trouncing cuba 6-0. clint dempsey led the way with the hat trick. three goals. the u.s. faces jamaica in the semis wednesday. if you're not familiar the gold cup is a competition between countries in north and central america. and the caribbean. two weeks after helping the u.s. women's national team win the world cup former cal star alex morgan will be sidelined because of a

he lived the previous year in little rock arkansas and he and his wife tutored this little boy who waseventh grader. they decided to fly him to d.c. and asked if the justices would meet with him. two of them did. justice thomas spent two hours talking with this junior high kid. i got to tell you what particularly impressed carlos was justice thomas is a big dallas cowboys fan. he had a framed picture of himself with troy aikman. at the end of two hours justice thomas walked to his desk and he had a super bowl ticket that was signed by emmett smith. he picked it up and gave it to carlos and said i'm going to give you this but i want you to promise me you will get as in school next year. carlos with his eyes big and bright nodded and said absolutely sir, i will. justice thomas had moments like that over and over and over again. he is a man with an incredible heart. heart for people. and in my new book "a time for truth" over and over again i tell stories about the supreme court, what is going on behind closed doors. >> great stuff including the time you watched hard core pornography with

he had lived the previous year in little rock arkansas and he and his wife had tutored this little african-americanever left arkansas. they decided to fly him to d.c. they asked if two of the justices would meet with him. ruth bader ginsburg and then justice thomas sat down with him, spent two hours talking with this kid. and i have to tell you what particularly impressed carlos justice thomas was a big dallas fan. for dallas cowboys that was cool. at the end of two hours, justice thomas walked to his desk and had on his desk a super bowl ticket encased that was signed by emmett smith. he picked it up and gave it to carlos. and said tell you what carlos i'm going to give you this. i want you to promise me though you will get a's in school next year and carlos with his eyes big and bright said absolutely sir, i will. and you know justice thomas had moments like that over and over and over again. he is a man with an incredible heart. >> that is amazing. >> heart for people. and in my new book "a time for truth" over and over again i tell stories about the supreme court, what is going on behind closed

in 2009 a man named mohammed opened fire in little rock arkansas killing one soldier and wounding another. he pled guilty and is serving a life sentence. elsewhere, in times square in the heart of manhattan, a bomb went off. nobody was injured when the bomb went off. that case was not solved. there was surveillance video of the bomber riding a bike towards the recruitment center just to give you an idea of how open these centers are. also in 2010 there was a drive by shooting near washington, d.c. no one was hurt in those incidents. a marine corps reservists was arrested for that and is serving 25 years, this gives you an idea of how open these recruiting centers are. brian todd washington. >>> and we now turn to a stunning video that appears to show the aftermath of the malaysia airlines 17 crash a year ago today. it was obtained by news in australia. >> the russian separatists filmed this as they learned that it was a downed jetliner. you hear this men speaking what is believed to be russian and ukraine. and you can see them rummaging through the belongings of passengers. here is a part

in 2009, previous william long was killed as he stood outside the little rock arkansas navy recruiting center. then just five months later, army major nadal hasan opens fire at ft. hood killing 13 people. a terrorist attack the obama administration long characterized as workplace violence. >> the lone wolf has become a pack of wolves. and the pack of wolves have a common ideology. it's called muslim extremist terrorism. that motivates them. and if you don't recognize that ideology and you create political correctness as a barrier, you find it really hard to find them. >> last week the house committee on homeland security passed a bill that would create a new department to address the lone wolf threat. it is called the office for countering violent extremism. some liberals criticize that effort as misfwiedguided and harmful. maria? >> eric, thank you. we are once again with house foreign affairs committee chairman ed royce. what about that? is there something else to do in terms of agencies to further protect the american people from these lone wolf attacks? >> yes, i think chairman mik

and in 2009 a military recruiting center in little rock arkansas killed one soldier and wounded anothermb exploded in front of a times square recruiting center back in march of 2008. the blast went off around 3:45 a.m., no injuries. the case was never solved. joining me right now to talk about military soft targets is former that i vi seal and former fbi special agent jonathan gilliam. good to see you, jonathan. >> always good to be with you, from ed. >> dhs has been warning of soft target attacks for years. a recruiting in 2009 as there have been others since. so in your view, what can be done to protect these locations in particular? is. >> first off, the d.o.d. needs to stop rorying about this level of security. those days are gone. we're always under a threat now. so these soft targets have to be rethought out. i can guarantee you the way the d.o.d. chooses to put these different recruit depots is probably by a private company telling them, a marketing company saying you should put it here or do this, have these types of pictures up there. well, listen, that's not working anymore be

louis and 98 degrees, little rock arkansas. 99 in wichita, kansas. here's what it feels like. 111 in st. louis. with the southwest wind a little bit of that extra hot air is going to be moving in here. we have had a lot more sunshine during the day today than what we saw yesterday. a lot of dry air covering the northeastern quarter of the country and as we go through the day tomorrow we are generally drawing an isolated shower and thunderstorm but as we go into thursday, there will be more activity moving in. it will be very hot, very humid and then potentially very stormy. there we are at 7:00 thursday evening with a line of thunderstorms that then goes through. it's not necessarily going to put an end to the heat wave because it will just be less extreme in the heat. warm and humid with patchy fog late. 74 for the low in philadelphia. 67 north and west. tomorrow, even hotter than today. still on the humid side. temperatures into the mid 90s. feeling like it's close to 100. by thursday it may very well feel like 100 plus but the thunderstorms will co

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the case still remains unsolved. 2009, little rock arkansas. american-muslim convert opened fire at a recruitment center wounding one and another. another muslim convert arrested after police say he was planning to bomb a military recruitment center. the same year in virginia. former marine arrested for shooting at two military recruiting stations there. in 2011 in seattle police say two muslim jihadists were arrested after planning attacks on the military recruitment station. we are getting new reaction to the attacks now as nashville muslim leaders released this statement. reading, the tennessee muslim community unequivocally condemns today's heinous and injusticefied attack in chattanooga in which four u.s. marines were murdered at three people including a chattanooga police officer were injured. our next guest spoke with the mayor of chattanooga. dan barks, former u.s. navy pilot and chattanooga native is our guest. great to see you on camera, dan. you joined us on the phone yesterday as this was unfolding. what kind of conversation did you

pocono region, right on par with charleston, south carolina, atlanta birmingham warmer than little rock arkansas, gives you a idea so on par generally speaking where we should be with temperatures today. i would say more than anything, product of fact that you have got the clouds overhead, so sort of limiting just how hot it will get but it will get hotter from here, and that's a story moving forward middle part of the week along with more unsettled wet their we have to track for you, too justin? >> records high today 102 happened just five years ago so at least enjoy temperatures where they should be for this time of year. all right we hit the roads. again, for monday morning not that bad. probably people just taking another day off extending the holiday weaken, why not go for t looking at 95 northeast philadelphia approaching allegheny southbound right now smooth sailing, we take you to the boulevard at fox street, looking southbound here, headlights as we approach 76 again, both directions, northbound southbound, are in good shape this morning. we do have downed pole though, swarthmore, south

in 2009 a man opened fire outside of a military recruiting center in little rock arkansas.hat killed one soldier and wounded another. he pleaded guilty and is serving a life sentence n. 2008, a bomb was placed in front of a u.s. armed forces station in times square in the heart of manhattan. no one was injured when the bomb went off. that case was not solved. there was surveillance video of the bomber riding a bicycle approaching the recruiting center. to give you an idea of how open these places are. in 2010 a series of drive-by shooting often in the middle of the night at recruiting centers near washington, d.c. no one was hurt in those incidents. and marine corps reservist was arrested for that and sentenced to 25 years in prison. this is giving you some kind of idea of how open and accessible these recruiting centers are. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> we will continue to follow the latest out of tennessee later in the newscast. >>> other news out of the state of colorado. a jury there found jamess holmes guilty of multiple counts of murder after he opened fire inside

not a lot of people came to the bombing to the shooting in little rock, arkansas, when that occurred. the second thing that i don't know what triggered this shooting. was it something that came at the end of the hajj? was it something that was on the grid that federal law enforcement was looking at for quite some time and they just had the dot that they couldn't connect with anything else? when this happened maybe they had a high-value target they had on the grid that they could make the connection after that and that is why increase of manpower. and the director of the fbi going to the white house to talk to the president about it. that is not the usual case. heather: we want to move on just briefly here to another topic i know you've been following. police in massachusetts, they are hoping that a tiny detail added to a picture of what is being called baby dough, will help them learn her identity. now the new picture posted on the state police facebook stage showing the child with small ears. investigators adding the ears because of new information apparently from the medical examine

there was an attack in little rock arkansas.ng to go to president obama now. >> tragic shooting in chaging into ga today. we don't know all the details, we know that what appears to be a lone gunman carried out these attacks. at this point a further investigation is taking place we've been in contact with the department of defense to make sure that all our defense facilities are properly attentive and vigilant as we sort through exactly what happened many and as details of the investigation proceed, we'll make sure that the fbi as well as local law enforcement are providing the public with all the information that's involve ed ed. my main message right now is for the american people to think of the four marines that were killed. it's a heartbreaking circumstance although the families are still in the process of being contacted, i want them to know that i speak for the american people in expressing our deepest condolences and knowing that they have our full support in trying to overcome the grief. there are reports of injuries to

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in 2009 abdul hakeem mohammed opened fire in little rock arkansas. one soldier and wounded another. he pleaded guilty and is serving a life sentence. before that in 2008 a bomb was placed in front of a u.s. armed forces recruiting station in times square in the heart of manhattan. no one was injured when that bomb went off. that case was not solved. there was surveillance video of the bomber riding a bicycle approaching the recruiting center. just to illustrate how open these places are. also in 2010 there was a series of drive-by shootings often in the middle of the night at military recruiting centers right near where we are in washington, d.c. no one was hurt in those incidents. a marine cancer reservist was arrested for those shootings and sentenced to 25 years. as this video illustrates, these places are wide open. we'll look to see if those policies change in the weeks, months and years ahead, wolf. >> thanks very much. i want to continue to cover the breaking news. tom fuentes, we have now learned that when the president made that statement in

he wound up going to an army recruiting center in little rock arkansas and killing a soldier there. he's got life in prison in arkansas. but he came back to nashville. he fire bombed a rabbi's house. he was going to shoot up another recruiting center. so recruiting centers have been the target of various motives, including inspired international terrorist actors. so what the fbi agent in charge is saying is they got a handle on this guy as far as being on the scene, acting in concert with others they think he's alone. they really don't have all the other answers but they're looking for him. in his computer phone, house tracking the guns interviewing witnesses, neighbors and family. the picture's going to come together pretty quick. and his computer like it is for all of us will be a picture into his mind and into how he's thinking and planning, regardless of the motive. if it's revenge on the marines because he's kicked out, mad because he wasn't let in or some kind of terrorist motive. >> when you read the details out of local media it seems like a bit of a wild west scene. it was

you may remember back in 2009 in little rock arkansas abdul hakeem mohammed opened fire on two soldiersing outside a recruiting center there. one of them was killed. abdul hakeem mohammed was sentenced to life for that shooting. gretchen. >> stand by jonathan hunt. thank you for the update. let's come back to the studio now. no. we're going to tennessee state senator bo watson who is in chattanooga right now. are you with me senator? >> i am with you. thank you. >> you have also been under lockdown at park ridge hospital. you are the director of physical therapy there. what can you tell us about the situation there? >> i work at park ridge. we're citizen legislators in tennessee. first of all, gretchen let me say to all the families involved in this chiefly to the citizens of our community, that we're all in grateful prayer and hoping for the best. you know this is something that you just don't expect to ever occur in your community, but i'll be honest with you, gretchen we have drilled on this repeatedly over the past ten or 15 years. we do active shooter training all of the hospitals

we go next to tina in little rock, arkansas. caller: good morning. reside in little rock, arkansas. i do not agree with the general and, because i am on subsidized housing. i am a working single mother. i send to my son to private school. and i do live in a low income neighborhood. i pay rent. i pay $400 a month in rent. it is not like i'm living for free. they help me., you understand? so i believe that, i mean, people should be treated fairly. i'm not asking for someone to support me. someone, i just need a little help until i can get on my feet. i am also in school. so, i don't agree with him. i do tnot agree with him at all. and i'll look for a decent place to stay i a-- in an area. you find a nice area. and then your income has to be a certain amount. you have to make a certain amount. it's just like a catch-22 because sometimes they do have areas in a really nice place. then you have to make a certain amount of money so that pushes you out. host: ok. tina -- your final point? caller: my final point is that i do agree with whatever they are talki

standing in front of the army recruiting station in a strip's shopping center in little rock arkansashe other day, when the shooter went on his rampage and shot up the front of a recruiting station in a strip shopping center, my first reaction was -- i have seen this movie before. it does not end well. and one of the things that was most distressing was these are the most trained, capable people we have to handle weapons. but when they have duties like that, you make them put their weapons aside. they are sitting ducks for the terrorists. day one, when i'm president, the secretary of defense will be notified that military members will be free to carry the weapons for which they are trained. we are not going to disarm our soldiers sailors arranged, coast guard and have them walking as vulnerable sitting ducks so that savages will murder them in cold blood on the streets of america. that must stop now. people ask me what do i think is the most important thing we have to fix in america? the economy? or is it national security? i tell people that is like asking me which wing on the airpla

standing in front of the army recruiting station in a strip shopping center in little rock, arkansas. when this happened the other day and the shooter went on this rampage and shot up the front of a recruiting station in a trip shopping center my first reaction was, my gosh, i've seen this movie before and it doesn't end well. and one of the things that was most distressing was that these are the most trained, capable people we have to handle weapons but when they have duty like that we make them put their weapon as side and they were sitting ducks for the terrorists. day one when i'm president, secretary of defense will be notified that military members will be free to carry the weapons for which they are trained. we're not going to disarm our soldiers sailors marine airmen and coast guardsman and have them walking around vulnerable sitting ducks so those in the name of islamic jihad will murder them in cold blood on the streets of america. that must stop and it must stop now. people ask me sometimes what do i think is the most important thing we got to fix in america. is it the econ

little rock, arkansas, getting out pretty close to my area, tom cotton and john boozman are very much concerned about this, or they should be and i'm sure they are, it's structurally deficient. it was built in 1961 to carry traffic over railroad tracks. 116,000 cars a day. arkansas is delaying projects because of uncertainty at the federal level. and that's what this bill is all about. the stooral dry bridge in boston massachusetts. senators warner and mackie will be concerned. it was built in 1951. this structurally deficient bridge carries 57,000 cars a day the storrow drive bridge earned its structurally deficient rating because of the corroding support beams that support one of the many highly trafficked bridges in the nation. and i have been across that one several times. you have the u.s. 1/9 over the passaic river in newark, new jersey. senator booker and senator menendez will be -- are concerned about that. the -- herbert hoover was president when the bridge was built in 1932 with an estimated design volume of 5,500 vehicles a day. it's now up to 62,000 vehicles a day. the --

stand in front of the army recruiting station in a strip shopping center in little rock, arkansas. when this happened the other day, this year, went on this rent it and shut up the front of the recruiting station in a strip shopping center, my first reaction was my gosh, i seen this movie before. and it doesn't end well. and one of the things that was most distressing was that these are the most trained capable people we have to handle weapons but when they of duty like that we make them put their weapons aside, and they were sitting ducks for the terrorist. day one when i'm president, decided a defense will be notified that military members will be free to carry the weapons for which they are trained. we are not going to disarm our soldiers it is a marine airmen and coast guardsmen, and have them walking around vulnerable sitting ducks so that savages in the name of islamic jihad will murder them in cold blood on the streets of america. that must stop and it must stop now. people ask me sometimes what do i think is the most important thing we've got to fix in america, is it the ec

should be 108 little rock 107 montgomery mobile 104. you get the idea. arkansasm the northern gulf coast continues to feel as hot as it gets for those areas. our friends in kentucky, they're they'ringthey're getting the the break they need. >> still ahead, battle between peta and sea world takes a wild turn. see who accuses the other of spying. >>> the roc posted this on social media last night. we'll explain what happened when "way too early" comes back. ♪ in does your dog food have? 18%? 20? introducing nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real salmon and tuna and 30% protein. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like my second in command... and my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. and in my castle we only eat chex cereal. chex cereal. it's full of delicious crunchability. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. and that's something even my brother ... sister can understand. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! how much protein do

like diamond state ventures and mcclarty partners in little rock, arkansas, by the drafting in the dodd-frank act. indictment state has made over 18 investments in small businesses in my state, employing over 2,300 arkansans and investing over $40 million in arkansas businesses. sbic's are already heavily regulated by the s.b.a. and provides significant long-term investments in small businesses across the u.s.a. while dodd-frank exempted advisors that solely advise sbic funds from registration, it was silent on the state concept of federally licensed sbic funds, creating this confusion and requiring this action today. it's going to save money legal fees, accounting fees and make our sbic's much more cost-effective. and in that i thank chairman luetkemeyer and our colleagues for the work on this issue and urge my colleagues to support it. i yield back to the chairman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arkansas yields back his time. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. waters: mr. speaker, i have no additional speakers, and i'd yield back the balance of my time. the speak

she was back in little rock where she was once first lady of arkansas serving up red meat to a friendly audience. >> trickle down economics has to be one of the worst ideas of the 1980s. it is right up there with shoulder pads and big hair. >> reporter: while clinton is talking, there are reports her young supporters have been told no talking to reporters. that's led some to conclude the clinton campaign is trying to control its supporters. >>> we're getting new insights to want into the disturbing mind of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez the young man who killed five service members in tennessee last week. john roberts is in chattanooga again with where the investigation stands tonight. [ applause ] >> reporter: as mourners celebrated the reopening of the army recruiting center next door to the chattered marine and navy office we're learning more about the man who carried out the murderous rampage. mohammad youssuf abdulazeez suffered from depression struggled with drug and alcohol abuse, couldn't hold a job, and was facing a court date for dui at the end of the month. in depressive episode

she was back in little rock where she was once first lady of arkansas serving up red meat to a friendly audience. >> trickle down economics has to be one of the worst ideas of the 1980s. it is right up there with shoulder pads and big hair. >> reporter: while clinton is talking, there are reports her young supporters have been told no talking to reporters. that's led some to conclude the clinton campaign is trying to control its supporters. >>> we're getting new insights to want into the disturbing mind of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez the young man who killed five service members in tennessee last week. john roberts is in chattanooga again with where the investigation stands tonight. [ applause ] >> reporter: as mourners celebrated the reopening of the army recruiting center next door to the chattered marine and navy office we're learning more about the man who carried out the murderous rampage. mohammad youssuf abdulazeez suffered from depression struggled with drug and alcohol abuse, couldn't hold a job, and was facing a court date for dui at the end of the month. in depressive episode

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presidential candidate hillary clinton was campaigning in little rock, speaking about the cat -- chattanooga shooting which killed a marine from arkansas. >> this terrible incident breaks our heart, but it also stiffens our resolve. we will not be intimidated by terrorists. we will be strong. [ applause ]>> we'll be smart, and we'll defend our country and our values.>> during her speech, mrs. clinton focused on the economy, blaming republican policies for economic downturn in the 2000's. >>> with e ink dry on the nuclear as disarmament -- disarmament deal, the details are being explained. the ayatollah the -- told iranians that the deal is good because tehran may enrich uranium. he described the united states has an atrocious aggressor. >> today iran has enough nuclear material to produce 10 nuclear weapons. with this deal, they will have to ship 98% of that material out of the country, leaving them with a fraction of what it takes to make even one weapon.>> president obama used his address today to bring -- explain how the deal will prevent iran from making a bomb. the deal has been criticized as legitimizing iran's roll as a power in

arkansas. if your travel plans for fourth of july from little rock to memphis to nashville, some lightning strikes. a lot of rumbles. you look at the broad perspective. you look at the country and you look at kansas city to st. louis. pretty active storms. a lot of rainfall left behind. flood warnings in place across missouri. upwards of 4 to 6 inches in the region. oklahoma city to nashville, this is the severe storm threat later this afternoon. the heavy rainfall is southern and eastern portions of tennessee before it moves to georgia. >> thanks pedram. nice working with you as well pedram. >>> the united states will face japan in the world cup soccer final. japan beat new england tuesday. 2-1. the winning score was an own goal. the defender put it in her own net accidentally. >> felt so badly for her. >> this sets a rematch in the 2011 world cup. the japanese are the defending world cup champs. >> if you are tired this morning and feel bad, be glad you're not british. it is worse for them. it is heart breaking. >> i feel badly for her. >>> all right. 19 minutes past the hour. will greece leave

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arkansas. joining us from little rock.oes that bother you on any level that donald trump is sucking all the oxygen out of the political room. >> not as long as you show me a little love, neil, keep me on. bring me back every day for next several weeks. it is part of the process. i've been through this before. some candidates are going to, you know emerge with a lot of publicity. and then somebody else will get, you know, the attention for a while. it is all part of this long and sometimes painful process we call the presidential primary. neil: but i do wonder, governor, whether the media's trying, for good or ill, usually when it comes to the media for ill, to paint all the candidates with the same brush especially comes to his view of mexicans and immigrants? i doubt very much donald trump is racist but that is how he has been portrayed. you wanted to distinguish yourself not too long ago, i'm for a reasonable approach to immigration. all but saying the kind of things he was saying were not. on this approach of immigratio

arkansas presidential candidate, mike huckabee from iowa. good morning. i'm sure as soon as you heard this awful tragedy yesterday in tennessee, it brought you back to a similar tragedy in little rockstill haven't been charges some six later. >> never charged him with a federal crime. in fact it was about three weeks ago when andy long the man murdered in front of the army recruiting station, was finally awarded the purple heart. up until that time they didn't consider his death to be a military related. it was bizarre. by the way ed it took an act of congress. it wasn't that the administration ever relented or only did because congress acted and forced their hand. this tragedy was so eerie similar. the young man who did the little rock had gone to yemen radicalized, came back and had several failed attempts. he announced and said he was jihad. there's a powerful story between the two fathers. far of andy long the army soldier and bledso the kid that grew up as a baptist in tennessee. these two got together. i urge any parent concerned about is my child capable of being radicalized. watch the documentary "losing our sons." it's a gut punch and how easy this can happen. >> let's mov

little rock close to my state of oklahoma. the tom cotton and john boozman are most interested in this bridge. this is structurally deficient built in 1961 to carry traffic over railroad tracks. 116,000 cars a day. arkansas is delaying promise because of uncertainty at the federal level. certainly a gap in financing for the i-30 project. the storrow bridge in boston. senators warren and, warren and markey are concerned about this. carries 657,000 cars a day. the storrow drive bridge earned the deficient rating because of corroding support beams that support one of many highly trafficked bridges in the nation. the cost of interim repairs have kept the artery open but they're just stopgaps until a solution can be reached. in new jersey, the u.s. highway 1 over the passaic river. herbert hoover was president when this bridge was built in 1932 with an estimated design value of 5,500 vehicles a day. i want to skip down now to the brooklyn bridge. see if you got the brooklyn bridge there. this bridge was actually built in 1883. now, it is a structurally deficient, of course, you know the number of cars that go over that but that's 1883. that's one that is -- that's -- i dare say hardly anyone here who hasn't d

little rock army recruiting station and the tragedy at fort hood the recent senseless shootings in chattanooga happened when our troops were unarmed. leaving them with no way to defend themselves, i fully support the actions of arkansasgovernor asa hutchison to do what is h necessary to protect the arkansas national guard by allowing members to be armed at army installations and guard installations. however, he only has authority over the arkansas national guard while governors of other states have issued similar directives. i urge the secretary of defense ashton carter and president obama to order protective measures at department of defense installations. the vicious attack at chattanooga changed the lives of gunnery thomas sullivan, lance corporal squire wells sergeant holmquist, david white and randall smith. the attack hit especially close to home to arkansas where staff sergeant david white grew up. while he no longer called arkansas home, the state has always had a fond place in david white's heart. he often visited his family and taught his children how to call the hogs. as a 1998 graduate of russellville high school, staff sergeant wyatt was in athletics and played in the school band. he earned the eagle sco