in 1985, and i was in hot springs arkansas, a single mom, hair as big as my dreams of getting in the junior league. one day i was at the hospital visiting a friend when i saw >> they tend to come up here and drive right up to the vehicle and in and out of their car and into the victim's vehicle, i would say from 10-15 seconds is all it takes to break into a car and they're gone. yeah, we get a lot of break-ins in the area. we try to -- >> i just want to say goodbye. thank you. >> sometimes that's all it takes. >> i never leave anything in my car. >> we let them know there's been a lot of vehicle break-ins in this area specifically, they target this area, rental cars or vehicles with visible items. >> this is just warning about vehicle break-ins. take a look at it. >> if we can get them to take it with them, take it out of the cars, it helps. [gavel sounds] calling this hearing to order. good afternoon and welcome to the historic preservation commission hearing for wednesday, january 17, 2018. this is our first hearing so happy new year and welcome back, commissioners. >> happy new ye

hot springs, arkansas on the independent mine. anne, go ahead. toi have been listening everyone and people cannot pinpoint the problem but i have been studying a lot about the communist party, and they have an agenda. the nakedd the book communist, he's got them listed there. you can find it in other places. people have talked about this. infiltrate is to both sides of the aisle, the democrats and republicans. they are working behind the scenes. john f. kennedy tried to warn us about this. reagan tried to warn us. hollywood is taken over by the media. that is their goal. their goal is to infiltrate sabotagengs and try to the american thought pattern to their patterns and try to destroy what our founding fathers had established. we hear the constitution is old and outdated. that is what they set up. they set up everything so that it would not be taken over by another entity. that is what that guy was saying. you can tell where these people they are's for something else besides the american people and the american way of life. you can tell where th

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eyrely in hot springs -- shirl in hot springs, arkansas.aller: good morning, i listened all day yesterday to people talking, it seemed like they talkjust trying to -- uh, president trump into going to other countries and sitting across the table from someone that even, i know i heard on the thatearlier in the year or -- host: only because we are running out of time on the topic of race relations, where are we, what are your thoughts? caller: all these things people are talking about, racial andgs, i live close to -- they need help over there in the black section. host: ok. that last call on this subject. to guess will join us in our next segment and talk about this issue. -- two guests will join us in our next segment and talk about this issue. later in the program, we will hear from a policy expert on foreign relations on his new book on vietnam and other matters of foreign policy. on this martin luther king jr. holiday, we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> tonight on the communicators, murrayat bell labs in hill, new jersey where they conducted

. >> bill clinton is an arkansas boy from hot springs. s for attorney general of arkansas, is elected. >> jim mcdougal was a longtime democratic party operative. >> he had been involved in politics. he had been a college professor. >> smooth-talking, raconteur, good old southern boys. you know, smart as a whip. >> he considered himself somewhat of a entrepreneur. he would buy land and develop them and then sell it. >> i met him at ouachita baptist university. and i had locked myself out. and i went over to his office and i said, "does your key fit this?" and he kicked the door down. and i should have known then. i should have said, "who does that?" >> jim did. that was the kind of man he was -- a southern gentleman with a little edge. >> jim was just bigger than life. yeah, we got married, i think, a few days after i graduated from college. >> these two colorful characters, jim and susan mcdougal, were straight out of central casting. >> when jim got a job working for arkansas senator william fulbright, he hired a young man named bill clin

. >> bill clinton is an arkansas boy from hot springs, and runs for attorney general of arka is elected. >> j mcdougal was a longtime democratic party operative. >> he had been involved in politics, a college professor. >> smooth-talking, good old southern boy. smart as a whip. >> he considered himself somewhat of an entrepreneur, he would buy land and develop it and sell it. >> i met him at washtabba university, and i locked myself out, and i went over to his office and i said does your key fit this? and he kicked the door down, and i should have known then. i should have said, who does that? >> jim did. that was the kind of man he was. a southern gentleman with a little edge. >> jim was bigger than life, a few days we got married after i graduated college. >> these two characters, jim and susan mcdougal were straight out of central casting. >> jim got a job working for william fullbright, he hired a man named bill clinton. >> he loved him, not long after i met jim. up roars this convertible, bill clinton came out and told a story being in love for hillary. he said this is for real, he

arkansas, louisiana. they will move into areas towards nashville later today. not severe but a brief downpour or two. the backside, this is a classic spring-like storm. blizzard warnings from kansas, hastings, sioux city, rochester. winter storm warnings in northern wisconsin. we'll get snow out of this. probably one of the biggest of the winter season. red is 12 inches. southern minnesota up to a foot of snow. northern wisconsin, 6 to 12 inches. eventually, as this will sweep to the east coast, it looks like a tuesday rain event from d.c., philly, new york. minor airport problems. no issues with rain or snow here. that will be in areas of new england. they will get ice and snow. >> pounding new england. not a lot of happy people from minnesota this morning. did president trump ask the president of south korea to give credit for a recent breakthrough with the north? >>> welcome back. president trump recently deserves great credit for jump starting talks between north korea and south korea. trump praised himself several times for his role in that situation. the "washington post" reports that trump actually asked moon to publicly give him c

spring and summer of 1942. the place? ten different relocation centers in unsettled parts of california, arizona, utah, idaho, wyoming, colorado, and arkansasnce of my parents during relocation and world war ii interment of japanese americans i think was very common. there was crisis, there was turmoil. there's hysteria and they didn't know what to do. so i think like many of them, they realized they had to just accept what was happening through their own type of civil disobedience but really accept had broader frame of this history that was unfolding along with all the chaos and uncertainty. so they -- growing up they rarely talked about it. and i only started piecing together stories i heard here and there, reading about it and understanding what a traumatic moment it was when you're trying to establish yourself here in america and trying to literally plant roots here but also at the same time, understand, this is a country that didn't want them. that told them they were the enemy, that told them they needed to go back home. of course, the irony for my parents, they were born here. back home was here. and it was that struggle i think that

spring here today in new york but the cold is coming. >> i was going to say you see gloveless folks out in times square but this image from arkansas where schools are closed up to michigan and you know the cold is coming. yes, the slips and the turns coming on the highways there all from this. so near 60 degrees in new york city, 65, d.c., columbia, south carolina, 72 but watch that bitter cold settle in by sunday morning. these are actual air temperatures. your local weather, 30 seconds away. possible tonight between 11pm and 2am when the front nears. the front itself slides through between 2-4am and temperatures will crash. temperatures will be in the 30s by tomorrow morning. rainfall totals will be ere the actual low trasover an inch of in is likely over the stern md. between d 0" to .75" is likely in e dmv. southern md ftier totals with a few heavrain bands. daunseasonably warm. highs: 64-67winds: s 5-15 mph nh in lely. gusty understorm possible. tumbling temperatures. lows: 30-37 decreasing clouds. astically colder. highs: 34-37 winds: nw 10-15 g 30 mph ring today with highs soaring ir 60s. a potent cold front is moving across the

spring today here in new york but the cold is coming. >> i was going to say you see gloveless folks out in times square. but you see this image from arkansas where schools are closed up to michigan and you know the cold is coming. yes, the slips and the turns coming on the highways there all from this. so near 60 degrees in new york city, 65 d.c., columbia, south carolina, 72 but watch that bitter cold settle in by sunday morning. these are actual air temperatures. your local weather, 30 seconds away. >>> good friday morning. i'm lisa argen. waking up to a lot of fog out there. it's dense in spots. it will lift by later on this morning. then we have a sunny day today, mild through the weekend. tomorrow into sunday, temperatures climb even more, and then we'll be looking at some wet weather returning next week. a high today of 60 in oakland, san mateo 61, palo alto, 62 in napa. the accuweather seven-day forecast, more sunshine over the weekend, and then by the holiday, >>> coming up here that abc news exclusive. tonya harding's mother now tells her side of the story. what she's saying about her daughter's claims of abuse and how she's portr