you heard her as we walked together along the streets of the small, deeply segregated town in southwest arkansas where she had lived with her grandmother on the black side of the railroad tracks. >> because if you were black you never felt really safe when you simply crossed the railroad tracks. you still had to go all this way -- it was like an international tarmac where anybody could get you. you were really in the black part of town when you crossed that little bridge and the pond. then you were safe. then if you didn't know everybody, at least everybody knew who you were, you know. and as a child it was the chance to - to have some protection. and i used to have to walk over here. oh gosh, i hated it crossing those railroad tracks. bill, i tell you, to show you how much things don't change, i'm not even going to cross it with you now. i don't really - i really don't -- i'm not doing this for any reason other than i really do not want to go across there. i really don't. >> i understand. so what are you thinking right now? >> you stay on my side, we'll both be safe. >> maya's experience with r

he played football for arkansas from 65-69 during his senior year at the razorbacks were the southwest conference champions, co-championship, and winners of the 69 sugar bowl against the undefeated, the been undefeated university of georgia. mr. hubbell is a nationally recognized author and a popular speaker on government, business and the law. he has hel held executive posits in national government and industries including the associate attorney general of the united states, chief justice of the arkansas supreme court, mayor of little rock what he actually worked with mayor laman of north little rock that this library is named after he's been a managing partner of the law firm and executive and chief counsel for the large washington-based commercial industry insurance company. he currently lives with his wife, susie, and, therefore, children, and they live in charlotte, north carolina. his latest book is "when men betray." i would like to welcome mr. hubbell back to arkansas. [applause] >> i'll start appearing on the move down there real quick. it's great to be back home. home, i mean

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arkansas. let's give you ab idea of the good news. let me tell you what is going on. here is the napa in case you didn't get to see the epicenter. it's to the southwest of napa aloing the fault. we went from a 54% chance of having a strong aftershock possibly a 5.0 to 45% chance now we're down to about a 35% chance. the longer we go without the big aftershock the likely we're not going to deal with it. here is the shake map. around. th that napa we felt it the amazing. i live about 45 miles down the sandra mown valley. and it woke me up. we laid in bed and road it out like a lot of people did. then that was it. there you go. so let's talk about just how far away it was felt possibly even toward lake they hoe all the way down and north. very impressive there. so 21,500 responded so far have said they have felt it. and they are sending that information into the usgs. 25 miles per hour wind in fairfield. that's a nice onshore breeeeze. all of us are have clouds this morning. at 3:00 we'll have rough surf or waves along the bay from 3:00 to 9:00. it's mainly the evening hours north of the bay bridge all the way through the delta community. this is the wa