is going to be arkansas's ball. they recover it after the first down. alex collins, because he saw hunter henry lateral the ball thought it was the last play of the game even though it was overtime and tried to fumble it. >> referee: there was a fumble on the play recovered by arkansas at the 11 yard line. it is their ball. first down. the lateral to keep the play going. then collins after he had picked up the first down nearly puts that football into ole miss's hands. >> aaron: and it's situational awareness in a big game. those things happen with young players. that's what was so amazing about hunter henry keeping his wits about him and keeping the play alive because of what we just saw from alex collins. >> carter: first and 10 for the razorbacks from the ole miss 11, this is the bottom of the first overtime. ole miss scored to get it started. arkansas still needs a touchdown to keep it going but this is first and 10. it's outside the 10. the first down line is now at the one. >> aaron: your entire playbook is op

is going to be arkansas's ball. they recover it after the first down. alex collins, because he saw hunter henry lateral the ball thought it was the last play of the game even though it was overtime and tried to fumble it. >> referee: there was a fumble on the play recovered by arkansas at the 11 yard line. it is their ball. first down. >> carter: wow, so henry makes the lateral to keep the play going. then collins after he had picked up the first down nearly puts that football into ole miss's hands. >> aaron: and it's situational awareness in a big game. those things happen with young players. that's what was so amazing about hunter henry keeping his wits about him and keeping the play alive because of what we just saw from alex collins. >> carter: first and 10 for the razorbacks from the ole miss 11, this is the bottom of the first overtime. ole miss scored to get it started. arkansas still needs a touchdown to keep it going but this is first and 10. it's outside the 10. the first down line is now at the one. >> aa

is going to be arkansas's ball. they recover it after the first down. alex collins, because he saw hunter henry lateral the ball thought it was the last play of the game even though it was overtime and tried to fumble it. >> referee: there was a fumble on the play recovered by arkansas at the 11 yard line. it is their ball. first down. >> carter: wow, so henry makes then collins after he had picked up the first down nearly puts that football into ole miss's hands. >> aaron: and it's situational awareness in a big game. those things happen with young players. that's what was so amazing about hunter henry keeping his wits about him and keeping the play alive because of what we just saw from alex collins. >> carter: first and 10 for the razorbacks from the ole miss 11, this is the bottom of the first overtime. ole miss scored to get it started. arkansas still needs a touchdown to keep it going but this is first and 10. it's outside the 10. the first down line is now at the one. >> aaron: your entire playbook is open. w

hillary to lead the effort to inform the arkansas school system, which was so bad that arkansas was 49 instead of 50th on test scores. she came into the first lady of arkansas as hillary rodham. part of the campaign against bill was sort of this woman who would not take her husband's last name, and that was so un-arkansan. will clinton was called the protean character who could adapt to any setting. hillary was also adaptable. she's the one who came from illinois and the east coast to arkansas. after the first two years, i think she looked to get out of work in arkansas and she was part of the whole social and political scene. >> a lot of it had to do with image. she had not given any thought to her appearance, buying a dress off the rack. she dressed kind of like a hippie. she didn't wear makeup, her hair was not fixed, and she really spruced up. she pulled herself together and began to look more like an acceptable southern lady, and give teas and do more of the first lady duties. but she was also supporting him. the big thing she gave bill clinton was money. she was the breadwinner w

so i helped to start the arkansas school format and -- arkansas school for math and science. it is a boarding school, a public boarding school, so that young kids interested in science and technology, engineering and mathematics, can apply to go there if they are in a small district that does not have the courses that they are looking for. i would like to see us do more of that across the country. there are some states that have done this, some of them do it for performing arts. i started with science and technology. but, there are other kinds of studies -- the cousin you have -- because when you have as many small towns and rural areas, it is not possible to provide everything in person, which is why we also need to do more through technology and online learning, but you a few -- but if you are in a poor school and you do not have the computers or the tablets and don't even have the school wired and don't get high-speed internet, it is pretty hard. your kids are going to fall behind. my highest priority is, let's raise everybody up, and let's provide some special opportuniti

arkansas gets it done in 53-52. some amazing moments in this one. alabama as a result of ole miss losing, alabama controls its own destiny as does l.s.u. the tigers on top of the s.e.c. west. the only undefeated team in the conference. guys, rick neuheisel, brian jones, the heart of a hog is huge. [laughter] >> rick: heard of nine lives for a cat? you just saw nine lives for a hog. >> brian: that was impressive, talking about a resilient football team. >> rick: unbelievable how you survive fourth and 25. how you survived the two-point play that doesn't make it and -- watch this. this is unbelievable. >> adam: fourth and 25. >> rick: this is brilliant by hunter henry. >> adam: of all the games we have seen that have been destroyed at the end. >> rick: brilliant by hunter henry. collins finds his way to the first down, brian. >> brian: this is incredible and they had to review to see whether or not this was a fumble recovered by the hogs and they did recover it but here is the play. marquis haynes. you've got the game wrapped up and won for ole miss -

stephanie: today the arkansas travels are canvassed somersworth, and attended a evening. as for the ballot filings, those will continue all week long. republicans at the cruz, rick santorum, lindsey graham and ran paul will be at the secretary of state's office in concord. you can watch every candidate wmur.com. the services were held in russia today for those killed in the

and 18 street. >> so first walk through the project we'll start on arkansas street and go 18 street and down carolyn those have different characterize arkansas we look at the context castro hill it is a 25 block increments and we study that and respond to something that speaks the same common language activate ground floor stoops and materials at the ground a lot of planning we set the building back 5 feet from the property line to allow for the public realm now we're looking down arkansas street that's the site - that's the proposed building. >> sdoem into the corner retail retail only the corner and two stories above. >> now we'll look at 18 street a loft industrial loft you know a different feel we responded with a building we think also is much in character with the character the broken massing for courtyard and public courtyard with the retail steps down the hill all the way to the left the entry to the muse here down 18 street the same corner retail on the left hand that is difficult to see that building is 31 feet tall and removed a story part of 4 year process and sybil shor

-- arkansas governor bill clinton. he announced his campaign in 1991 and visited the franklin high school where he laid basketball and took questions from students. mr. clinton: how are you? thank you. this looks good. i like it. what's your name? .ou were in their you didn't get to ask your question? what is this? ok, shoot. do you have any skim milk? what's your name? i'm bill clinton. i'm glad to see you. hello. how are you doing? what is your name? how long have you worked here? nice to see you. thanks. hello. what's your name? i'm governor clinton from arkansas. >> i've worked here a long time. mr. clinton: taking care of the kids? come with me. where we going? >> with all the political changes and unrest, is it important for a presidential candidate to have a background in foreign affairs and military -- ase question mark defense? mr. clinton: i think it's important for a presidential candidate to demonstrate a clear vision for what our national security and foreign policy ought to be to keep america safe and str

governor clinton was born in arkansas. he was educated at the georgetown school of foreign services. he was a very distinctive rhodes scholar and received his law degree from yale university. he's married and has one daughter. we are very privileged to have the governor here today. before the governor speaks, i would like to introduce the president of the franklin student council, hymie hernandez. [applause] >> on behalf of the franklin high school student body, i would like to welcome governor clinton to our school today. i believe this is a great opportunity for the students of franklin to hear the views of a presidential candidate. i would like to thank governor clinton for taking the time to come and speak to us today and i wish him the best of luck. [applause] gov. clinton: mr. clinton: thank you very much. i would like to thank your principal and my friend, the mayor for accompanying me here. ,i want to say a word for jaime says he is kind of nervous standing up here. he's a better politician than i am, but he remind

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 atlantic division and a spot in 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 house when they visit baylor next week. and iowa looking to remain unbeaten, taking on indiana. and dumps i 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. notre dame ws 42-30. 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 athree. point win over cincinnati. kevin hogan with a win a at colorado. arizona has bounce the back from a 46-point loss in washington to lead usc. and congrats

feet long and 40 feet at the plaza there is it at the groaning blown-up up to arkansas street and you get a sense of 25 feet wide in terms of the public walkable and the parks on the right 35 feet. >> there are a couple of more slides bill will speak to design requirements since it is in front of the you the process is ongoing we wanted to show you thank you. >> so thank you we tried to take advantage look at feedback in improvements to make to the existing design with a particular focus on the popping and passages we mentioned doubling the 3 bedroom count all the existing 10 on the muse as townhomes and the other that will not be townhomes but they'll be close to the public space. >> we've taken out and in response to the balconies in the east west muse in the public space i will state for the record we've been questioned on this the setback in the east west muse is 35 feet 25 feet in the foot of the patio to live oaks school visibly you'll see 35 feet but pedestrian 25 feet i want to be clear on that. >> and then. >> more on the balconies. >> well, we took out the balconies. >> from

it peaked against arkansas. 21-0. and it finishes right there. 38-17 on the bench. >> verne: akeem judd. >> verne: third and two. >> gary: ole miss needs to beat mississippi state, at mississippi state, in the egg bowl. and they need auburn. >> verne: yeah. that's a first down. chad kelly. 20 seniors. for ole miss. 31 wins, and that 2003 class was led by a quarterback who with wears number 10. eli manning. and the first-class to make four straight bowl games being and the first to beat alabama in back-to-back games. >> gary: cnot talk about anyone in this league coaching who has done a b bter job coaching than hugh freeze since he came to ole miss. what he took over and what he's built is incredible. essentially was enlisted to secure the new head coach at ole miss -- i've told the story before. i remembebe being in atltlta for the s.e.c. championship. manning. we were on the bus going back to the hotel. archie said, "i think we've got our guy. i can't tell you who he is." and he didn't. but he said "i believe he's go

it peaked against arkansas. 21-0. and it finishes right there. 38-17 on the bench. >> verne: akeem judd. >> verne: third and two. >> gary: ole miss needs to beat mississippi state, at mississippi state, in the egg bowl. and they need auburn. >> verne: yeah. that's a first down. chad kelly. 20 seniors. for ole miss. 31 wins, and that 2003 class was led by a quarterback who with wears number 10. eli manning. and the first-class to make four straight bowl games being and the first to beat alabama in back-to-back games. >> gary: cannot talk about anyone in this league coaching who has done a better job coaching than hugh freeze since he came to ole miss. what he took over and what he's built is incredible. >> verne: a two-man committee essentially was enlisted to secure the new head coach at ole miss -- i've told the story before. i remember being in atlanta for the s.e.c. championship. one of those two was archie manning. we were on the bus going back to the hotel. archie said, "i think we've got our guy. i can't tell yo

it peaked against arkansas. 21-0. and it finishes right there. 38-17 on the bench. >> verne: akeem judd. >> verne: third and two. >> gary: ole miss needs to beat mississippi state, at mississippi state, in the egg bowl. and they need auburn. >> verne: yeah. that's a first down. chad kelly. 20 seniors. for ole miss. 31 wins, and that 2003 class was led by a quarterback who with wears number 10. eli manning. and the first-class to make four straight bowl games being and the first to beat alabama in back-to-back games. >> gary: cannot talk about anyone in this league coaching who has done a better job coaching than hugh freeze since he came to ole miss. what he took over and what he's built is incredible. >> verne: a two-man committee essentially was enlisted to secure the new head coach at ole miss -- i've told the story before. i remember being in atlanta for the s.e.c. championship. one of those two was archie manning. we were on the bus going back to the hotel. archie said, "i think we've got our guy. i can't tell yo

with to spend a little bit of time with the arkansas years. dave asked is how the local street hillary? me use that as a jumping off on to say after a successful attorney general bed elected to five nonconsecutive terms as the governor of the state of arkansas area what's important about hillary's time? lady?d she service first >> in some ways the way she did as first lady benighted tape. he relied on her to help them with policies used. honor to lead the effort to reform the art school system arkansas was 49 only because of mississippi. she came in for the first lady two years into the governorship. as a result of that campaign i would argueas that all the bills closer hillary is also adaptable. after this first two years she learned how to work in arkansas. thats very much order social and political keys. >> a lot of it had to do with image. she'd not given any thought to her ear and. hippie she like a did not wear makeup. her hair was not fixed. she really spruced up and pulled herself together and began to look more like an lady. she gave

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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 atlantic division and a spot in 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 house when they visit baylor 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. notre dame wins 42-30. 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 congrat

public schools in arkansas alone take about half the state budget. what we call the public school fund is what we send back to school either direct aid of transportation aid or vocational aid. it's a little under half. when you add the cost of department of education costs of the school in the public network, you were over half budget. andpend between vocational community college and for your college education, probably another 22%. i have to run the numbers since waslatest funding, but it 70 before, so it's probably about 73 now. >> [indiscernible] bill clinton: it's interesting, in the 1980's, we were still come in spite of the fact that we had to school tax increases we were, increases, according to the last study, still one of the bottom 10 stage and overall state spending increases. the last numbers i saw, which were 89 or 90 numbers, we still were in the bottom five states in the percentage of income going state and local taxes. just have the reverse, you have high local taxes and low state taxes, we have relatively high state taxes below local

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 atlantic division and a spot in 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 house when they visit baylor next week. and iowa looking to remain 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. notre dame wins 42-30. 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. 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

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 s scial teams scored,d, 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 kee the ball a little bit, they threw for a lot of yards but we s spped them when we needed too 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 e cks 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 pa

so i helped to start the arkansas school format and -- arkansas school format and science. and -- for math and science. it is a boarding school, a public boarding school, so that young kids interested in science and technology, engineering and mathematics, can apply to go there if they are in a small district that does not have the courses that they are looking for. i would like to see us do more of that across the country. there are some states that have done this, some of them do it for performing arts. i started with science and technology. because -- there are other kinds of studies. it is not possible to provide everything in person, which is why we also need to do more through technology and online learning, but you a few -- but if you are in a poor school and you do not have the computers or the tablets and don't even have the school wired and don't get high-speed internet, it is pretty hard. your kids are going to fall behind. my highest priority is, let's raise everybody up, and let's provide some special opportunities for kids who want to go further in the areas o

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 atlantic division and a spot in 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 house when they visit baylor 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. notre dame wins 42-30. navy takes down memphis with a 25-point win on the road. they are tied atop the american 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

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

arkansas residents are most likely to duke it out with fellow shoppers. alabama, tennessee, south cacarolina and louisiana also on the list. >> okay. >> so maybe go to california if you want a deal. >> if you want a deal go up north. >> or out west, young man. >> exactly. >> the west always knows what to do. >>> well, our parent company disney released a trailer from the new "star wars" movie. you can see han solo, chewbacca and even this, the bad guys like the antics of the film's newest arch villain kylo wren. >> all teams, give it everyone you got. >> in the trailer which you can find by the way on facebook an ominous voice warns the heroes they will have to face a very difficult test. >> this one looks a bit darker. to find out what that is you'll have to see the film which opens in three weeks coming up. >> a lot of people anticipating thinking it's goingng tbe the biggest opening ever for a movie. the folks at disney are kind of saying not so fast, slow down. >> well, labrador retrievers can be trained to bring back all kinds of things. >> this lila

we just heard the governor of arkansas say, not in the united states. we want to help these folks, but not in the united states. your response? >> we need everyone. the overwhelming majority of the people who are fleeing today who are coming to europe are fleeing prosecution, their country is a war. they're running for their life. and we are concerned to hear the reaction in some states to put an end to previous commitments including the relocation and the settlement of refugees. >> american governors, 28 by the last count, are saying, we want to oppose this. we want the u.s. government to change its policy. you're tracking it closely? >> yes. and resettlement is one of the programs that we have been promoting. we have been promoting relocation opportunities in europe, but more than that, the settlement. people risked their lives acrossing the sea, going on dangerous journeys. >> resettlement means people going to the united states permanently, living there? >> to the united states or different countries who have committed to take a certain number of re

now, arkansas could end up with about 5 to 7 inches of rain, especially through central arkansas, with dallas seeing another 3 to 4 inches. as for additional ice accumulations, northern texas and central oklahoma, another half an inch of ice is possible. that could lead to very dangerous conditions. lester. >> all right, dylan dreyer tonight, thanks. >>> still ahead tonight, containing the skyrocketing price of in-patient health care. one hospital has found a way to make costs lower and recovery times shorter. and now others are eager to know its secret. >>> we're back with a deeper look now at a problem plaguing our health care system. many hospitals admit they can barely keep track of their own operating costs. and those costs get passed on to us. in-patient hospital care accounts for a whopping 30% of medical bills in this country, but nbc's tom costello takes us to a utah hospital that figured a way to get a handle on the problem, and others are anxious to follow its lead. >> reporter: early morning at the university of utah med center, and robert garner is headed to the o.r. to ha

tom cotton the grew up on his family's cattle farm in yale county, arkansas. he went from dardenelle high school to harvard and then on to hard lard law school. after -- harvard law school. tom left the law because of the september 11th attacks. he left to join the u.s. army. tom served in iraq with the 101st airborne and in afghanistan with the provincial reconstruction team. between his two combat tours, he served with the old guard at arlington national cemetery. tom's military decorations include the bronze star. between the army and the senate, tom worked for mckenzie and company and served one term in the u.s. house of representatives. tom and his wife anna had their first child this past spring. congratlations, senator. please join me in welcoming senator tom cotton. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much for letting me participate today and, ambassador miller, thank you for the very kind introduction. it's a privilege, as always, to speak at the heritage foundation, especially before this distinguished panel. rachel greszler and roe me that botch

secondly, you mentioned a bank that i worked with in arkansas to start the arkansas development corporation. because, i think that in addition to getting conventional banks to do what they can, we need some more of these development banks like south shore, and what we did in arkansas has had a real after-the-fact. the final thing i will say about this -- there's a big fight going on in washington about the dodd frank bill and the rules that it placed on the banking community, primarily aimed at the biggest banks, that were contributors to some of the problems that we have, let the mortgage and other problems that we were talking about earlier. a lot of community banks say that those rules fell on us, too. we are just a small community or regional bank. i want to -- without giving any relief to the big banks, because i do think that they need to be regulated so they do not get us in trouble again -- i want to provide some opportunities for community banks to be able to once more, be partners and community reinvestment. those are my approaches. south shore when out of business during the rece

within arkansas the disparity is more striking at the county level. arkansas, along with the other states in what's been called greater appalachia have counties where close to 20% to have population is on disability. that is an astonishing figure. one in five residents on disability in these places. that also means that disability is the largest source of income in those counties. on the other hand, other counties in arkansas, particularly the fastest growing ones have rates of disability well below the national average. the evidence is pretty clear. there's an inverse relationship between the rate of disability usage and population growth, which most economists would agree is a good proxy for economic vitality. sadly our 20 counties with the highest rates of social security disability suffered a population decline of more than 2% in the last four years alone, while the rest of my state grew by more than 2%. by contrast, the 20 counties in arkansas with the lowest rates of social security disability usage have boomd with population growth of more than

it peaked against arkansas. 21-0. and it finishes right there. >> verne: akeem judd. >> verne: third and two. >> gary: ole miss needs to beat mississippi state, at mississippi state, in the egg bowl. and they need auburn. >> verne: yeah. that's a first down. chad kelly. 20 seniors. for ole miss. 31 wins, and that 2003 class was led by a quarterback who with wears number 10. eli manning. and the first-class to make four straight bowl games being and the first to beat alabama in back-to-back games. >> gary: cannot talk about anyone in this league coaching who has done a better job coaching than hugh freeze since he came to ole miss. what he took over and what he's built is incredible. >> verne: a two-man committee essentially was enlisted to secure the new head coach at ole miss -- i've told the story before. i remember being in atlanta for the s.e.c. championship. one of those two was archie manning. we were on the bus going back to the hotel. archie said, "i think we've got our guy. i can't tell you who he is." and he

. >>> 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

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among the speakers was tom cotton of arkansas. this is an hour and ten minutes. [ applause ] >> thank you, john. and let me add my welcome this afternoon to the heritage foundation. social security's disability insurance program was established in the 1950s. like much of our federal government's social safety net, the disability insurance program was founded with noble intentions, to ensure that americans who could not work because of mental or physical impairment would not suffer from poverty or destitution. however, over its nearly 60 years of existence, the disability insurance program has morphed from a small scale anti-poverty program, provided benefits to less than one half of 1% of our population, to a program that now provides not only disability insurance but also unemployment and early retirement subsidies to over 5% of our population. 5%. well rather than deal with the manifest problems in the program, congress chose in its recent budget deal to go with a short term financial patch. they bailed out the program with $150

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 atlantic division and a spot in 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. state. house when they visit baylor 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. notre dame wins 42-30. 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.

tom cotton grew up on his in yieldcattle farm county, arkansas. he went from high school to harvard and on to harvard law school. after a clerkship with the u.s. court of appeals and private law practice, tom left the law because of the september 11 attacks. he left to join the u.s. army. tom served in iraq with the 101st airborne in afghanistan and in afghanistan with the team.cial reconstruction within his two combat tours, he served with the old guard at arlington national cemetery. tom's military decorations include the braun started between th the bronze s. his time in the senate, he served one term in the house of representatives. tom and his wife anna had their first child in the past spring. congratulations, senator. please join me in welcoming senator tom cotton. [applause] senator cotton: thank you. thank you very much for letting me participate today. ambassador miller, thank you for the very kind introduction. it is a privilege as always to speak at the heritage foundation, especially before this distinguished panel. romine, your work

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

the f-a-a is investigating a small plane crash in arkansas... that had a former wal-mart ceo on board... it's landing, captured as witnesses grabbed their cell parachute opened. esther katro reports. university of arkansas students gathered on the hill at fayetteville high school to watch as crews surrounded the small plane that just parachuted out of the sky. the video you're seeing now was sent to us by kelly king. so rouhnavaz and his friend mitchell solomon were watching too. "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." rouhnavaz says both of them were in disbelief. they immediately grabbed their phones to take video and called police. "we were sitting right next to each other and our initial reaction we were just so shocked we didn't know what to think and like you said you don't see that type of thing everyday so immediately we got our phon