arkansas no longer controls their destiny in the west. clemson looking to snap a four-game losing streak to florida state. clemson clinches the acc the conference championship game. and oklahoma state, and boykin, picked off. four interceptions on the day for boykin. oklahoma state wins big, 49-29. snapping the 16-game win streak. oklahoma cruised behind ohio state. college game day will be in the next week. and iowa looking to remain unbeaten, taking on indiana. and dumps it off to kid the, leaps in the end zone for the score. iowa, knotted up for the first time since 2009. notre dame and mitt. and fuller, a huge game from a pass from kizer, responsible for six tds. navy takes down memphis with a 25-point win on the road. they are tied atop the american west division, houston, improved to 3-0 after a three. point win over cincinnati. kevin hogan with a win at colorado. arizona has bounce the back from a 46-point loss in washington to lead usc. and congrats to florida who clinched the s.e.c. east. see you next week. explorer post-game sho

of arkansas. she said she believes this visit to the marine recruiting office was actually to see if it was a test to see how women were being treated who are actually applying for the marines. this is what anne henry told us just a little bit ago. she said hillary is someone who was fearless. she would go and do things just to test it out. and i can totally see her doing that just to see what the reaction was. the one issue here is clinton has never described it that way at all. not 1994, not this week. there are so many questions, but we still don't know these answers because the clinton campaign has declined our repeated requests for comment on this to describe how this works. and the interesting thing about this is she's known for doing undercover work in the early '70s for the childrens defense fund in segregated schools. so the question is, is this an extension of that? or was she trying to join the marines? it's an odd twist in this campaign season. >> in '94, i believe, when she was speaki

police in little rock, arkansas say six people died and eight others are seriously hurt. it was a foggy and rainy night on the interstate when the bus careened off the road and hit an overpass around 1:00 a.m. 22 people were on board on their way from michigan to texas. >>> right now the victims of the district heights police medevac helicopter crash are being honored with a new permanent memorial. pilot steven bunker, paramedic eric lippy, patient ashley unger were killed when the hospital went down in foggy weather in 2008. the other patient, jordan wells, survived the crash. a monument is being headed at walker mill regional park. >>> and the man who landed ed e gyro copper outside the white house will plead guilty we hear. hughes will appear in federal court in the district later this month. he said he landed outside the capitol to bring attention to the influence of big money in politics. >>> let's check our weather now. >> barbara, we're already up to 74 degrees. sunshine returning to the area after cloudy and gloomy start to the morning. the dew point, we typically

this is what a woman in arkansas has been dealing with. she started a children's clothing consignment company. she listed elicited some local volunteers to work with her. there are a few of them each year. these font tears would get first dibs on some of the sales. which we understand were pretty good. they were also selling some of their own goods. they were given preferential treatment. in terms of display. it seemed to be like a win-win scenario. that is until the labor department showed up at her doorstep saying she was in violation of section six and seven of the labor code. the owner of the consignment store joins me right now. she is joining me from arkansas to discuss her case. it seemed like everything was great. your business was moving along. the fed says these volunteers we do not believe that they are volunteers. >> in 2011 and 2012, the arkansas department of labor warranted our company. we received a favorable ruling. and then in 2013, the federal department of labor argued the best. our cooperatives effort is out of complia

we were there until may until october when the real camp was ready and we were sent to arkansas. we sat on a train. the government did not want people in the public to know we were being moved. so soldiers would come through the train and order us to close the window shades as we approached any town. across thed be sent nation that way. we did not know where we were going. we had no idea of how long we what thethere and living conditions would be like. it was another camp. were built in the order of a military facility. militaryused were terms. so we ate at the mess hall. the restrooms were called latr ines. a men's side and ladies side. each side had 16 toilets. there were no stalls. open toilets, it in a row, back-to-back. i remember my grandmother telling me "don't sit with youre out" because it was very impolite. if you did, you could touch the person next to you. that is how close they were. the whole experience was humiliating. people were uprooted. we were chased out of our homes. there were so much uncertainty and fear. very wise. there were some people who belong to the

arkansas. just as delaney had called it. it was april of 1864 that formerly arkansas was brought back to the union. the emancipation proclamation, it took one year and four months to free the first enslaved person. again thatr think the emancipation proclamation freed the slaves on january 1, 1863, and with that understanding, without foundation and understanding will never say that you were freed by getting the word of the emancipation proclamation. you were only freed by the enforcement of the ms patient proclamation in the first state where the proclamation was enforced, and there was a heavy presence of united states colored troops was in arkansas. nathaniel banks wanted to go on his texas exhibition. on a texasto go exhibition, but they had called off his red river exhibition. no,strategic plan said that's not what i want you to do. didhe strategic plan, they not want to send a lot of troops to texas. however, what was important in texas was to stop locate runners from bringing supplies in. bringing contraband or goods

students witnessed a small plane make an emergency landing right in front of their arkansas high school yesterday. yesterday."we were sitting on the balcony at figi and we heard a loud clap p sounded like something just fell. we realized it was like an engine burst and when we looked up there was a plane that was just free falling for a second then popped a parachute." former walmart c-e-o bill simon was flying the single engine plane and was forced to land it on the highway after the oil system failed.simon -- two other men on board and a woman whose truck was hit by the falling plane were all tan to the spital but their injuries were allllinor. in kansas city -- thousands of fans turned out to show their support for their world champion kansas city royals.it comes just two days ter they beat the new york mets four games to one in the world series.the huge turnout caused huge traffic jams in kansas city -- with some fans ditching their cars to make it to the event. it's coming up next...the negative effects of beieing too plugged in -- and the people doing it.in your cbs 2 weather firs

aranza: continÚa la investigaciÓn del accidente que cobrÓ la vida de personas en arkansas, el espera que los cuerpos de los fallecidos sean repatriados, irene Álvarez está en el lugar. irene: es uno de los sobrevivientes del accidente, quien se estrellÓ el interestatal 40 en la madrugada del viernes, quien cobrÓ la vida de otro ser mexicanos entre ellos uno de sus familiares. >> es uno de mis sobrinos. irene: en el autobÚs que cubrÍa la ruta michigan, nuevo laredo venÍa su familiar a que el autobÚs de impacto en la cabeza. de los 22 ocupantes del autobÚs 19 eran trabajadores agrÍcolas temporales con vistas h2v y se dirigÍan a los lugares de origen, alejandra sola hoy partiÓ a oaxaca despuÉs de la tragedia. alejandra: un poco feliz y triste, por las personas que ya no estÁn con nosotros. pero primero dios. irene: el consulado de mÉxico asiste los sobrevivientes, ya contactado a los familiares del fallecido, cuatro de ellos de hidalgo uno de nuevo leÓn y otra vÍctima de veracruz. >> una vez que estamos en comunicaciÓn con las autoridades local, estamos con las funerar

in arkansas i helped start the arkansas development corporation because i think in addition to getting conventional banks to do they can we need more of these development banks like south shore and what we did in arkansas has had a real positive effect. the final thing i will say about this is there is a big fight going on in washington about the dodd frank bill and the rules in place of the banking community primarily into the biggest banks that were contributors to some of the problems we had like the mortgage and other problems we were talking about earlier. a lot of community banks say hey, those rules fell on us to. which is a -- we are just a small regional bank. without giving any relief to the big banks, because i think they need to be regulated so don't get us in trouble again, i want to provide some opportunities for community banks to be able --once more be part partners be partners in the committee. >> many of those in chicago have got out of business. mrs. clinton: he was during the great recession. >> my name is nicholas, i'm a junior. with more states legalizing marijuan

it saved lives in arkansas. there were only two minor injuries. the faa is investigating. airport. >>> federal air safety investigators have figured out why an not ginengine on an airliner burst into flames last week just after takeoff. the main fuel supply line to the airplane was disconnected. maintenance records indicate no action on the fuel coupling some passengers suffered minor emergency chutes. week we're reporting on new emissions scandal. the company says an internal review found problems with carbon dioxide emissions from 8 had not,000 vehicles. and this marks the first time that emissions trouble with gas engines as opposed to diesel ones. it's believed it could cost vw more than $2 billion to fix these new problems. none of the gas-powered cars investigated were actually sold in the u.s. >>> u.s. safety regulators have fined japanese auto parts supplier takata $200 million over those exploding air bags. at least eight people have been killed, more than 100 others injured worldwide by the air bags blowing an internal metal canister into deadly shards of shrapne

. >>> and federal safety investigators will be looking into this small plane crash in arkansas. cell phone video showing a parachute helping to bring the aircraft down on a busy road in fayetteville, arkansas. all three men on board the plane were taken to a hospital, as was a woman whose truck was hurt. they're all expected to be okay. >>> a spirit airlinene crew is under fire for a confrontation aboaoa aplane. sevevepassengers never get off the ground. they were kicked off after an argument over seat assignments. crew members called them disruptive, but others are charging racism. here's abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: you're watching a confrontation which ends with a group of passengers, all black, being removed from this commercial jet. some of those kicked off are crying racism. >> i'm really humiliated just for the simpleeact you that hear about this type off stuff happening ininamerica, you know, discrimination-i v issues. >> reporter: but what really happened is in dispute. police say they were called after an argument broke out over a double booked seat. an african-am

six people are dead following an overnight charter bus crash in arkansas. the accident happened around 1 o'clock local time on interstate 40 in l ltle rock. the arkansas state police says the bus was traveling westbound on the interstate when it hit an overpass abutment. at least eight people were also injured, however the extent of their injuries is not known. the bus was traveling from michigan to texas with 22 people on board. there was light rain and fog around the time of the accident, but it's not clear if weather played a role in the crash. russia says it will suspend all flights to egypt until security is improved at its airports. this after days of resisting british and american warnings that a bomb may have brought down a russian plane in the sinai peninsula last week. today, new security measures are in place at the airport where that plane took off, but some tourists say the security is still lax. n-b-c's bill neely has more.. << >> donald trump is back on top in iowa. but barely, according to << british tourists are leaving, but it's hand bagga

ej is on the phone from arkansas. good morning. caller: you know, you do not assimilate, you speak your own language when you're in your own over and youme dress in your own customs. you just -- when i see an others, i knowy they cannot come over with good intentions because they have kill yelled -- we want to you. you are the only religious people that say they want to belief ise, and your that you can get and have been beengh -- get in have through those atrocities, where every other religion says he will go to hell if you kill, steal, lie, cheat. the other religions are all useful. saved andither be adhere to some sort of good work. i want to jump in because you make strong accusations. i want to make sure that our audience knows that that is not the police on the council of the islamic relations but we will get the guest a chance to respond. guest: a lot was said in that statement. my family has been in the united states of america for about 400 years. i am speaking pretty good english, i think, and wearing a suit and tie and i

students witnessed a small plane make an emergency landing right in front of their arkansas high school yesterday. yesterday."we were sitting on the balcony at figi and we heard a loud clap it sounded like something just fell. we realized it was like an engine burst and when we looked up there was a plane that was just free falling for a second then popped a parachute." former walmart c-e-o bill simon was flying the single engine plane and was forced to land it on the highway after the oil system failed.simon -- two other men on board and a woman whose truck was hit by the falling plane were all taken to the hospital but their injuries were all minor. in kansas city -- thousands of fans turned out to show their support for their world champion kansas city royals.it comes just two days after they beat the new york mets four games to one in the world series.the huge turnout caused huge traffic jams in kansas city -- with some fans ditching their cars to make it to the event. it's coming up next...how one sports fan jumped the gun on his celebration before the world series was even over. o

. >> everyone's okay after a small plane crashed onto a street i arkansas. the pilot, a normformer top walmart executive, was able to deploy a parachute attached to the plane. >>> u.s. regulators have slapped aecord fine of up to $200 million on japanese auto parts supplier takata over those exploding air bags that have killed at least eight people worldwide a injured more than 100 others. >>> and voters in ohio have defeated a measure that would have legalized marijuana. the proposed amendment to ohio's constitution would have made pot legal for both recreational and medicinal use. 65% of voters rejected it. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, november 4th. >> announcer: fro abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everyone. we begin this half hour with donald trump losing his front-ruer stat tous ben karsus to ben carson but he's not going down without a fight a lot of people say it's still too early to tell what't's going to happen in the election zblpz the big election is a year away exactly this week. but the latest polls n

this was taken in arkansas. he's rumored to be over 8 feet tall but when he's seen holding it looks like it 6 feet. either way it is massive. only in arkansas can you use a handgun to show the size. >> i would use a bazooka to kill that thing. that's insane. >> all's well that and well but it didn't start off that way. the owner of the 76ers basketball team in the nba is up here in newark. they call him the owner of the new jersey devils. he landed his helicopter at st. benedict's to watch the rest of a new jersey hockey game. he was at the prudential center just a couple blocks away. there was supposed to be a soccer game here. he didn't leave in the game didn't happen. minutes. minutes. the coaches made in an the game. overtime as it turns out which made him late for his ride back to his home. >> we have to respect people's time but that was a lack of respect for someone else. >> he apologized and didn't want to interrupt anybody soccer game after all and he reached out to the team in the woman who shot the vi

in parts of north texas and arkansas. the concern is flooding. with flood watches and warnings in effect through tonight. >> brian :we have cold temperatures in the bay area for at least one more evening but after tonight things will be warmer as we get winds off the pacific burglar who became stuck in the clear skies and i don't see any cars on the golden gate bridge ok there is one home died after the homeowner the first of three weather systems roles in and could provide light showers there is the first system right therefresno county sheriff's at this point and this is not expected to bring any here is the feature cast as we go through the overnight hours and you will notice as we get into the overnight hours but possible rainshowers and the north bay mostly cloudy skies to start the day with spotty showers and maybe some rays of sunshine as we get into the afternoon increasing clouds when the second system comes in and the third system comes in for thursday and it will be cloudy and windy and we could have periods of heavy rain dry weather r

there has been flash flooding in parts of arkansas and tornadoes in the northern suburbs of dallas fort worth. do you know where our weather comes from? kurtis, what's going on? kurtis: comes from the sky. it is an incredible day in western kansas area they have blizzard warnings. yesterday, they had -- they had tornadoes on the ground. 60 degrees right now. another mile day. humidity, 86%. most of the rain this evening will be east of i-35. i think a few scattered showers will move through a little later tonight. we will be just a little bit above normal tomorrow. we will be in the 50's with temperature starting to drop late in the day. here is the rainfall. it is fairly heavy off to the east. you can see the northerly movement. the back edge of this starting to clear monroe and knoxville. look at some of these rainfall amounts. 4/10 in the metro. over one inch in lamoni, 6/10 in ottumwa. a lot of locations got a whole lot of rain out there from the activity. the rain out to the west is going to try to pick it in their. this will move almost due north. snow will move in and then this f

not at a runway but by parachute in arkansas tuesday morning. to record video and call 911. >> plane has possibly gone down. >> reporter: the small aircraft had just taken off when it started to lose oil pressure and engine power. the pilot, former u.s. walmart ceo bill simon, deployed the emergency chute which floated the plane to a road in fayetteville. the plane did hit a truck with a woman and two children inside, leaving the woman in shock. it's not the first time a plane's parachute has saved lives. >> so fast. >> so fast. >> just happened too quick. >> reporter: a texas couple narrowly escaped this fiery crash last month. their plane's chute got tangled up in power lines preventing it from hitting the ground. >> parachute definitely saved our lives. when we stopped, both of us at the same time said let's get out of here. >> reporter: the plane in arkansas has now been moved and the faa is investigating. for "nightline," i'm david >>> it's been said both optimist society. the optimist is the airplane, the pessimist, the parachute. thanks for watching abc news. tune in to "good

arkansas-ole miss was incredible. arkansas was down seven, fourth and 25. brandon allen finds hunter henry. might as well do that so you don't lose. that is not going to work, is it? he has got some room and he has got a first down. it led to an arkansas touchdown and they go for two and the wind, and they get it. 53-52, the finish of the day. uni at home and the dome, blowing out indiana state. quarter. it was 38-0 at the half and uni wins, 59-13. in the iowa conference, the ducks and buena vista. touchdown run for pass, over 100 yards on the day and buena vista gets it done big, 38-23. lap after lap, year after year these athletes put in the work and saturday marshalltown had a shot at glory. the swimming and diving meet. that is lexi johnson, winning it. it is newton's samantha hendrix. it goes to southeast polk. congratulations to the winners. when we are talking steve -- team standpoint, no one does it better than ames. they win the relay behind sophie sorenson. it is a team title for the ames girls in runaway fashion. kind of a joke, almost by how muc

now the arkansas travelers are back in new hampshire. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 6:00. stephanie: right now at 6:00, three people are in the hospital. and police say their injuries are life threatening after this crash on i-93 in salem. thanks for joining us. i' m stephanie woods. adam: i' m adam sexton. firefighters say getting the 3 out of the vehicle was not an easy task. the crash happened in the southbound lanes just north of the massachusetts state line. wmur' s kristen carosa tells us what made this rescue so difficult. kristen: this is where the car came crashing in. it landed in the woods on top of trees, making it very hard to pull the people out of the car to safety. firefighters are calling this one of the most extensive extrications they have ever had to perform. being on an incline, can' t stand up. 28 years as a firefighter, this was the hardest extrication i have ever had to participate in. kristen: a car crashed on 93 south around 5:30 this morning in salem. people living nearby made the 911 call. >> there was a car that had pu

olay, your best beautiful >>> a small plane lost power yesterday over fayetteville, arkansas. but it floated to earth with only minor injuries. kris van cleave shows us how. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: cell phone video shows the four-seat cirrus airplane drifting slowly to the ground thanks to its on-board parachute. at the controls when the engine issues surfaced was former walmart ceo bill simon. >> we're going to try to find a place up ahead that's clear. >> reporter: this sir us aircraft test video shows how the chute works. launched by a rocket out of the back of the plane it fully deploys within eight seconds. >> none of the people i'm sure if you interviewed them would ever think they were going to need a parachute device but they did, and there's a lot of thankful spouses and parents. >> reporter: boris popov invented the device that's in more than 30,000 aircraft. the idea came to him after his language glider broke hundreds of feet in the air. >> all the way down i was formulating some promise to myself, i could have had some sort of parachute device on board. so i p

. >>> caught on camera in arkansas, a small plane crashing into a street. the pilot, a former top walmart executive, was able to deploy a parachute attached to the plane with the pictures. here's abc's david kerley. >> it was hard to believe. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: that plane falling out of the sky slowly under a parachute. >> plane down. man down. >> reporter: people in cars and rooftops start video recordings and calling 911. >> plane has possibly gone down. you have one person who parachuted. >> reporter: the small plane with three on board came down on a fayetteville, arkansas road hitting a truck with a woman and two young children inside. >> all occupants are out of the plane. they're all ambulatory. >> reporter: piloting the plane, former walmart executive, 56-year-old bill simon, who used to run all of the retailer's u.s. operations. it was just after takeoff that the small plane developed a problem. >> they suffered a very severe loss of oil pressure. they were losing engine and altitude, so they popped the emergency chute on the plane. >> rep

rain becomes the biggest issue, across eastern texas and arkansas. again, dallas not only had the wettest november on record, but wettest year on record ever. fall. we could end up seeing another several inches of rain. that could lead to flash flooding. as we go into sunday, the whole system shifts to the east. watch what happens on sunday. how much more rain will we see? parts of central arkansas could end up with additional several inches of rain. it is the icing concern through northeastern texas into central oklahoma where we could end up with .25 to .50 of ice. power outages could be an issue and the roads dangerous. even the sidewalks. you walk outside the door, watch out for slipping. >> good reminder. >> dylan, thank you. >>> time for a look at the top stories we are following on the busy saturday. sheinelle. >> two peace keepers were attacked and killed in mali. rockets landed inside the base. 20 people wounded. french troops are struggling to stabilize mali where the radisson hotel was attacked last friday. >>> pope francis celebrating as

lsu at home against arkansas later tonight. next week we'll see lsu at ole miss let's go down to allie who is with nick saban. >> coach, before the game you told me you needed your special teams, offense and defense to play well. your special teams scored, defense had nine sacks your offense was outstanding in that second half. >> we did a better job of executing in the second half. able to keep the ball a little bit, they threw for a lot of yards but we stopped them when we needed to on defense. it's tough with these guys especially with dak and his ability to run the ball. i'm pleased with the win, we didn't play our best game of the year but got lot to improve on. >> nine sacks best of the season how were you able to be so dominant? >> we thought that one place where we had a little advantage was against their offensive line. we needed to do it with four guys rushing they did fantastic job. >> whether you like it or not fans would like to know if the cut on your face if you're okay they were watching it. >> one of those pass

alabama to arkansas to massachusetts and maine. some of the states previously did not object to the president's plans but that all changed after the terror attacks in paris. >> we are probably the best to find out what happened especially when you know the terrorist posed as a refugee. >> we received almost little or no security information about the refugees, on their backgrounds even possibly their names in certain circumstances. despite the growing opposition at the state level the president is not backing down. president obama called the terror attacks a setback and they need to accept refugees. >> we have the right strategy and we are going to see it through. the strategy we are putting forward is the strategy is ultimately is going to work. as i said from the start it is going to take time. >> we know one possibly two of the assailants slipped into europe along the refugee route. isis released a new video bound at the center right here in washington, d.c. >> kristin fisher in washington this morning. par two military strategy

cell phone video shows the plane going down in arkansas. the pilot, bill simon, deployed an emergency parachute after losing the engine. the parachute lessened the blow, amazing. >> rob powers. you learn something every night. take it away. >>> it was part-time in kansas city and decision time just about everywhere else. the mets are among the teams with plenty of choices to the guy who steers the ship, >>> some managers i assume when you lose the world series you might get a little nervous. the world. there are plenty of decisions to be made before the mets open the next season in about 22 weeks, but one of the big ones has been made. we can confirm a contract extension for terry collins. a new two-year deal to stay on as skipper. collins will meet with the media tomorrow, the new deal expected to be formally announced. a trip to the world series, and today a new contract. dusty baker has a new deal. he's been named the washington nationals manager. 's good one. championship caliber resume. you may have heard bud black was headed to d.c. b

. >>> best finish of the night, arkansas at number 18 ole miss. rebels led 52-45. brandon henry and backwards hoping to teammate will scoop it up. alex collins 26 yards for the first down. two plays later, alan hits drew morgan nine yards into the end zone. six points, razorbacks down 52-51 and decide to go for the two-point conversion and win. alan sacked and game over, right? wrong. hays is called for a face mask. you can see it here. arkansas gets one more chance. they go for two again. alan runs it in for the win. arkansas with the upset 53-52 the final. >> only team to beat sanford, 21st ranked northwestern hosting drew tuma's lions. barkley with a nifty 13-yard run. wildcats able to get into field goal range. 35 yards to win. reggie beats drew northwestern and improves to 7-2. that's abc 7 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> hook with a 100% electric nissan what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. [announcer]

making an emergency landing, not on a runway but on a road in arkansas sunday morning, on lookers taking out their phones to record the unusual site. and calling 911. >> a plane has possibly gone down. it parachuted. >> officials say the small sr 22 aircraft suffered problems after takeoff. >> it was a severe loss of oil pressure and were losing altitude: former ceo of wal-mart, says that with the rapid decent, simon decided to pull the emergency shoot and went to a road in fayetteville and hit a truck with a man and woman and child inside. and the woman was in shock. >> we are glad it was not worse, the plane is now moved and the faa is investigating. scott goldberg, abc news new york. >>> right now local and federal agencies are looking for new officers in dover, a career fair hosted by the national organization of black law enforcement. agencies will be aiming to attract diverse recruits to help boost trust with the force and the communities they serve. >> it's important for the community to see how diverse the department is, the communities are diverse. and the police department shou

but we are tracking rain in parts of arkansas, missouri, texas, as well. making its way into louisiana. and then scattered snow showers in parts of colorado. for the most part overall travel should be fine tomorrow. if you're heading to the redskins game with the 1:00 p.m. kickoff, showers are possible at kickoff. but as the game gets under way, cool, dry, cloudy conditions. temperatures around 50. so that's sweatshirt weather, maybe a warmer coat. on monday, a high temperature of 48 degrees and rain starts to make its way back into the area during the afternoon hours. at the bus stop, a nice warm jacket for the kids with temps in the 30s to 40 degrees. recess is chilly. and future weather, scattered showers especially if you're south of washington. here we are at 3:00 p.m., those showers in southern maryland. parts of fairfax, prince william and fauquier counties. on tuesday, we're tracking light showers on wednesday the potential for some moderate rain throughout the day. notice our temperatures starts to warm up a little bit. 55 for a high on tuesday. n

arkansas would tie it on a touchdown, win it on a two-point conversion. and maybe more importantly take home our play of the day. however remaining unbeat 2010 a 24-16 win at columbia. crimson now at the nation's best win streak at 22 straight. that's sports. >> we'll be right back. okay, so everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios" well, right now for a limited deal from fios. the 100% fiber optic network. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 megs. so whatever speed you need, fios has it. tv and phone starting at $79.99 a month. and get $300 back with a 2-year agreement. this is your last chance. offer ends november 7th. get out of the past. get fios. here in vineland, new jersey, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. it's white breast meat chicken every time. because white breast meat chicken releases its flavor into the broth and absorbs more flavor from it. and in vineland, it's all about flavor so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it

there are tornado warnings in eastern arkansas right now. that weather and that pattern is coming here overnight tomorrow night through 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 on thursday morning. isolated storm or two. heavy downpours. once we get it through, the weather portion friday to the upcoming weekend. it will turn cooler. storm a 30% chance of an afternoon shower. otherwise mostly cloudy and 65. mild and breezy thursday ahead of the cold front. the weather looks great for saturday's silver spring. if you can't make it i, it is live on newschannel8. brianne carter and julie wright will do the play-by-play of the parade. alison: they will be a lot of fun. leon: you know it. we have an event that folks around year are clamoring to be an annual event. alison: this is big. erin hawksworth is here. georgetown and maryland playing basketball tonight. erin: that is right. the line is behind me. you can tell that students from both schools realize the magnitude of the game. maryland hasn't hosted georgetown since 1973. [applause] >> we are excited and hoping we w

a plane paracuting from the sky in northwest arkansas. the full story.... after the break. jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this is where we're going, this is how we're going to reform state government...' and generally there's not much change. but governor bush made a lot of changes. he got the nickname veto corleone. if he saw something in the budget that he thought violated his conservative principles, you could guarantee it was gonna get whacked. he vetoed a bunch of my stuff and i was the senate president. the message to washington, d.c., is 'get ready...' beca

many were sent to arkansas. at time, we're talking about the late 1970s, bill clinton was the golf of that state -- the governor of that state, and he was railing against the democratic president, jimmy carter, for leaving arkansas to deal with the mess. now we have those in paris saying this is a federal issue, not a state issue, quit your whining. problem with these refugees, seth, of course, the deputy undersecretary of the navy for both the reagan and bush administrations. secretary, what do you make of that response, the federal response is we have an obligation, you states essentially deal? >> well, on the clinton and arkansas issue that you mentioned just a moment ago, there wasn't a problem with cubans coming in and blowing themselves up. so that's an important difference between this situation and the one that you referred to a moment ago. the governors of the states who don't want to accept the refugee s are acting perfectly sensibly. there's reason to believe that one of the terrorists in paris had co

. >>> investigators are trying to determine what caused a dramatic scene in the scene over arkansas. the former ceo was forced to the plane drifted on to the road. >> my god. >> reporter: witnesses watched in amazement. >> we're going to crash. we're going to try to find a place that's clear. >> reporter: a single-engine plane suspended by a parachute, gliding to the ground. >> there's a plane coming down with a parachute. >> man down. >> reporter: it landed on this stretch of road, the entire aircraft still intact. >> looked up, there was a plane that was like free falling and then popped a parachute. >> reporter: seconds before touchdown, the plane struck a pickup truck. the driver and all three people onboard the plane including a pilot, bill simon, a former walmart ceo walked away with minor injuries. >> they popped the emergency chute on the plane which brought them down slowly. >> reporter: that emergency parachute is built into the plane's fuselage, a standard feature on this aircraft since the 1990s. the brothers who designed it was, there should be another option that the pe

. >>> a scare in the skies over fayetteville, arkansas, had many people recording the drama. all three on board managed to survive the small plane crash. the pilot, a former walmart ceo, deployed the plane's parachute to ease the descent. the plane was flying from arkansas to texas when it started developing problems. >> they suffered a very severe loss of oil pressure. they were losing engine and altitude, so they popped the emergency chute on the plane. >> the plane hit a pickup truck carrying a woman and her child. they're going to be all right, though. >>> on the ground in the meantime, a dangerous collision between wildlife and an automobile. watch this. dash cam video capturing the unidentified driver rolling down a rural road -- this is in finland -- when a moose runs right into his path. the driver apparently was able to pull off to the side of the road so it could have been much worse. no word on the driver's condition or that of the moose. >>> well, things are getting back to normal in kansas city after a victory parade and rally for the new world series champs. off

the packet and cards of commitment in support of the two members on vermont street and illinois and arkansas kansas street advocating for the project seeing it is done it's due diligence and committed to using local contractors that employ local electricians and apprentices here in san francisco on admitting to put this in further prospective we want to talk about two projects that are not utilizing the local contractors or residential would it be fair to say 348 fist street out of town contractor not one residents working for that electrical contractor and dagget 4 hundred and 70 units out of out-of-towner not one local residents working that will not be the case at 1601 mariposa this project will a positive environmental and social impact on the neighborhood and urge you to approve it thanks. >> hi good afternoon my name is drew i live will a about a block away for 414 years directly off the street and fortunate to buy a gun on 18 and arkansas i said to bring a little bit of a different prospective of a parent in the neighborhood a 4-year-old and 8-year-old girl grown on u up on the block

constitute's identity but the person could face consequences including expulsion >> breaking news from arkansas right now a charter because crash kill at least six people. police say the bus swerved off the interstate in north little rock and hit part of an overpass. it is not clear where the bus was headed or the cause of the crash. several were injured and rushed to a hospital. >> a pittsburg neighborhood is devastated after a car accident left a two-year old boy dead. the by's mother was driving and her second accident in just minutes. katie has the latest. >> lived near scene. >> i did not know them but i have a lot of grandchild. >> the corner is in condition any's front yard and saw the driver with a gruesome hand injury and the little by, dead. >> i am a father. i don't want any kid to get a stretch let alone something like that. it is horrible. >> the driver was involved in a collision down at that corner and minutes later took off in this direction, ultimately. russiaing interest this pole with deadly results. >> two-year-old was thrown from the car. the car was totaled. a white s.u.v.