he began his career in arkansas as reporter for the "arkansas gazette" when bill clinton was first elected governor. >> that's right. bill clinton was attorney general when i got there and was on his way very clearly to the next high office of arkansas. >> he also worked in the past for the -- well, the "wall street journal," the "los angeles times," mcclatchy newspapers and minneapolis star tribune. talking about the clinton financial network is the front page story today and available online at washingtonpost.com, paul from appleton, wisconsin. good morning. democrat's line. >> hi. it seems to be a hitch on the clintons again. a lot of that money went to the foundation to help poor people around the world. they make it sound like they're just pocketing all this money. clinton has done -- bill clinton has done more to help out poor people than trump could ever even imagine doing. and it just seems like another murdoch paper doing another hit job on the clintons to me. so maybe you should do a front page article on trump's bankruptcies, and then i'll believe your paper is not biased. >> pa

every public school in arkansas. we've had over a 300% increase in students that are taking computer coding. and the largest increase are among females and minorities. so it's a very dramatic change and this is fueling the microhubs of technology we want to develop in arkansas. it's creating incredible job opportunities for the young people. a lot of excitement around it. and it's nice to be recognized by "wired" magazine and cnbc about the success of our computer coding effort. >> the results that you've seen so far, have any tech companies said wow the workforce will be better educated than in other parts of the country. has that happened? >> you certainly see companies expanding and that's -- we got our own tech hubs there in arkansas with walmart which is one of the leading technology companies. you got dillard's but axion which is a data management company in arkansas. then we got start up companies that are doing very well, metoba which expanded to add over 100 new jobs this year in the technology field. you've

arkansas takes their first lead of the game. second quarter now -- arkansas up ten. collins makes it happen again. h slices through the wildcat defense. thrid quarter now -- k-state kody cook -- finds winston dimel, who arkansas completely forgot about. yards for the the wildcats draw within four. still in the third -- brandon allen tosses it to the tall man -- jeremy sprinkle. and sprinkle sprinkling a little something on that one. that put arkansas back up by two scores. and in the fourth --ollins -- shows us all the importance of 'leg day'. he bounces off several tacklers on his way to putting this one away. arkansas would score one more time before everything was said and done. the razorbacks win the 'liberty coming up -- why this squirrel is on this cute little squirrel has to literally clear the path to success. you can see he's started his own snow removal service. as he makes his way on the power pole -- he pushes a few inches of snow off. thanks for joining us for fox five

i went down to stuttgart, arkansas. anyone who is a duck hunter in the midwest or in america knows that name of that town, stuttgart, arkansas. it is probably the capital of duck hunting in the midwestern united states. a local radio station's call letters are kwak to give you an idea of their commitment to this duck season, 60 days a year when stuttgart comes to life with hunters from all over the united states and all over the world. i went there saturday afternoon to the largest sporting goods store, mac's, and hundreds of men and some women in camo clothes getting ready to go out for the duck hunt. for them, it's not only a rite of passage, it's a way of life. they love it. you see the camouflage on everything in sight. and of course when you go into mac's, there are plenty of firearms for sale and other equipment that's needed so that you can hunt effectively and safely. you go in there and if you want to be a duck hunter in arkansas, you first have to go buy a license, which i did. then you go through the ritual,

son of arkansas. former arkansas governor and four-term united states senator,dale leon bumpers, passed away on friday, january 1, at the age of 90. hailing from the small town of charleston, arkansas, senator bumpers graduated from the university of arkansas with the degree in public -- political science and followed that with service in the united states marine corps during world war ii. mr. hill: after earning his law degree from northwestern university, bumpers and his wife, betty, returned to hair hometown of charleston where he practiced law. in the wake of the 1954 supreme court decision on brown vs. board of education, bumpers advised the charleston school board to immediately desegregate its school system. listed as his proudest achievement, the charleston school district was the first former school district in the confederacy to desegregate. nicknamed by "the new york times" as the giant killer, senator bumpers emerged as a dark horse candidate to defeat long-time former governor, orville, i

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that's tim, a nasa employee in mountain home, arkansas. many of you probably remember this sight as well back in 2012. the endeavor space shuttle atop a boeing 747 leaves cape canaveral florida on a farewell tour across the southern united states, two days later it lands at los angeles international airport. flew here in washington as well. the endeavor is transported approximately on october 12, 2012. it is transported approximately 12 miles at a top speed of two miles per hour from the los angeles international airport through the streets of engelwood in los angeles to the california science center. traffic, signs, utility post poles and other structures in the path delay the trip by more than 12 hours. the exhibit opens at the kennedy space visitor center in cape canaveral florida in 2013. sherry in washington, d.c. hi, good morning. to you. caller: hi, greta. how are you? host: what's your memberry here? caller: oh, my gosh. i have gotten chills just listening to the previous callers and recalling what was going on. i was a senior inle

george: john calipari and the kentucky wildcats playing in bud walton arena down at arkansas. the wildcats playing above the rim a lot in this one. off the miss. skal labisierre playing above and has a big stick-back. derek willis. ulis leads kentucky with 24. the wildcats win it 80-66. ohio state on the road at purdue, and purdue closing it out, 75-64. well everyone is keeping their that includes high school -- athletic directors. school games tomorrow, even off. the reds added a final stop to the winter caravan, and it will be at the florence mall. on sunday, january 31, manager bryan price, five players, marty brennaman, and owner bob castellini will be on hand. that is what we call a top shelf stop. doors open at 9:00 a.m. former reds closer aroldis chapman will not face charges for the incident at his florida home back in october. a police report described it as a domestic dispute and chapman admitted to firing a gun inside the garage at his home, but prosecutors say there' s a lack of evidence and conflicting the reds traded chapman to the yankees last month. first round

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ta is arkansas. but we have multiple live pictures of the blizzard like conditions throughout this forecast. they have shut down the metro system within our nation's capitol. schools are closed down and nothing but nice weather around here. >> dana: maybe impacts for you if you are flying out. we'll have reports from the airport a little later. three feet is possible on the east coast. lives baltimore and went to

i have no cherokee background, but i live in arkansas as a boy, 50 miles from oklahoma. mount sequoia is a mountain in the campgrounds near a town where clinton and his wife met. i'm fascinated that this wonderful cherokee woman's h usband was an engineer and moved into my state of arkansas. i was born in oklahoma. my grandfather retired as an engineer on a small town. i can remember when i was 5, about 1922, my grandfather pointed up the hills from the farm in stillwell and said, there are indians that live up there. my cousin who died in tulsa, his's second wife was indian. one question that comes from this, can you trace the willingness of americans individually and as a group to gradually come to terms with pride of their background, whoever they were? i say that in the context of realizing that indians might have some so-called black blood. and those who pride themselve s in indian generally speak-- we say, i might have a little bit of someone else's blood. my question is the progress of accepting black and whites, is there something in the background justice thomas

the new danger is in tennessee, arkansas and mississippi. >>> chris brown may take legal action against a woman accusing him of assault. brown's publicist claims the woman became disruptive after being escorted out of a private party. he received 5 years probation for assaulting former girlfriend rihanna. >>> the latest on the breaking story in the bronx. a mcdonald's worker stabbed to death overnight.

. >> developing news, snow is falling in little rock, arkansas, as a monster winter storm moves north, with thousands of power outages reported across the state and on the east coast, snow preparations are underway for what is forecasted to be historic blizzard in baltimore and washington, dc. more than 2' of snow is expect expected. a state of emergency is already declared. you can imagine flying to the east coast is basically not an option. the feet of snow predicted has

one of the ways he hoped to get out of arkansas was playing the saxophone. he was not very good but he could play. he famously, in the middle of the campaign goes on the arsenio hall show which was a leading talkshow for younger people and plays the saxophone with sunglasses on. this is not something that george bush would have done, or reagan would have done. richard nixon could not have done. this is who i am. i can play this in formal role in this becomes one of the famous images from the campaign. i love this photo. this is bill and hillary. remember, the 1960's have been a dividing wedge in politics since the 1960's. for republicans, reagan had run hard against the 1960's as an issue. pat buchanan had pushed these issues. the 1960's meant a kind of loosening of morals. they represent sexual freedom troubling people. the 1960's represent support for roe in some ways. in several scholars in the 1992 election, we will see an interpretation i am not totally going to buy from see the election as a referendum on the 1960's. that clinton embodies it and those

showing you aat 6:00, it was liquid but has turned now to snow in central arkansas. some areas from northern mississippi to western tennessee getting 6 to 8 inches of snow tonight. and then as it pushes farther to the east, the middle atlantic states could see 24 to 30 inches of snow. the wind is going to blow, in north carolina it will be ice, the worst kind of precipitation. we'll have more on that and our own forecast in a couple of minutes. >> jessica: thank you. a live look now at mccarran airport where the east coast storm is already affecting flights on the west coast. many passengers are stranded in las vegas, trying to make changes to their plans. in fact a lot of flights have already been canceled. >> marie: that's happening at many airports on the east coast including charlotte where american is canceling all of its flight tomorrow. charlotte is expected to be slammed by an ice storm. american says thousands of passengers will be impacted and normal over the weekend. of course we're keeping tabs on this monster storm. coming up at 11:15, what you need to k

david: that was arkansas governor asa hutchinson. bloomberg west anchor emily chang joins us from san francisco to talk a bit about genius, which used to be known as rep genius. a tool for promoting a speech, somewhere, something like that. what has the white house forged this partnership? emily: president obama has done a good job of leveraging digital platforms. doing things on instagram, ama's on reddit, funny or die. getting a bit nostalgic. this is the last state of the union address. when you take a look of the genus page, you will be able to see those annotations, additional content, commentary from president obama's former speechwriter or even vice president joe biden you can also contribute to this. it will be heavily curated, but this is the first time that the white house has partnered with a company like genius. the address will also be streamed for the first time on amazon instant video. you will be able to see it in a number of different ways. david: the white house has partnered with medium in the past. they try to for

. >> i believe the mayor and you should get the media and go down to bentonville, arkansas, and say to those people down there this is an absolute outrage. you need to understand how devastating this is and you need to turn around this decision. >> muriel boirs was just as upset to go back on its promise to open two stores on neighborhoods that desperately need jobs and retail. >> i'm blood mad about it. >> council member vincent orange wants the district to consider taking walmart to court. >> i think we should use every available avenue to want to enforce that agreement or there should be consequences and i'm hoping that our attorney general and that this government really comes down hard on them. >> reporter: and the attorney general seems to agree. in a statement carl raceine said the office was attorney general

kansas state hits the end zone for an early kansas state win, but then it was all arkansas after that. collins up the middle, virtually untouched. then later it's going to be collins again for another 13 yards score as arkansas goes to to win 45-23. two more bowl games tonight and by the end of the night we'll be down to one game left a national championship game monday night. back to you. >>> dogs take over a city, a >>> hundreds of dogs and their owners took place at a spanish shelter. this year the race aimed to pressure local authorities to allow pets to ride on the madrid metro. the race has no winners, no medals and no stop watches. instead,, the objective was just to raise awareness, encourage people to don't shelter dogs and to have none. >>> it takes a brave soul doing swimming outside to do. dozens took the plunge in idaho. they probably went feeling so lucky as the temperature was just 7 degrees. the water temperature was 34 degrees. make make idaho for person with life-threatening medical conditions. wishes wishes. that does take a lot of effort. >> i'd three famous for po

the system already delivering snow and ice to kentucky, tennessee and arkansas. nws: "it does have the potential to be an extremely dangerous storm...that could affect 50 million people." multiple deaths are already being blamed on the could be a blizzard...with heavy snow, winds, ice and flooding. thursday night states of emergency were in effect in five states...as well as the district of columbia.

we have snow reports from south dakota into arkansas with this system. some places, you're more used to that snow, but it gets farther south and we are not. the severe side of this especially along the gulf coast, louisiana through about alabama, watch that very closely. it does include a risk for tornadoes through today. this is just a very potent system. then on the other side of the

at last check, arkansas will go onto win with a few seconds left 90-85. that's cool. >>> one more sec score for you tonight, surprise, lsu knocking off kentucky 85-67. >>> brad and clemson looking to make it back-to-back wins in syracuse. there's the alley-oop to jerron. clemson with a dunk contest of their own. gabe devoe getting in on the action. the tigers took the eight-point lead at the break. second half, blossom keeps it going. he scores a team-high 20 points. syracuse coming back. less than a minute, up one, malachy richardson near impossible three from the corner. oh, the carrier dome going nuts. syracuse up by four. final seconds, clemson down three. nice ball movement. devoe open look. clutch. devoe, 11 points sends this one to overtime. in o.t., landry, the big fella, 19 points and 10 rebounds for clemson. the tigers up by o o with the ball. final second, syracuse gets the steal. looks like clem slon get it back but the orange got a wide-open look. clemson, though, somehow survives. the tigers now winners of four or five all timegainst syracus

lee from the arkansas state website. and arkansas state government conveniently gives you the choice of downloading that holiday bulletin either in color or in black and white. maybe, you know, you can post them over the drinking fountain or whatever. today marks the 30th year that martin luther king's birthday has been honored as a federal holiday. president ronald reagan signed the holiday into federal law in 1983. it was observed for the first time federally in 1986. 30 years ago today. but because of ongoing conservative opposition to any sort of honor for dr. king, even though the federal observance technically started 30 years ago it was not until the year 2000 that every last begrudging state in the union finally started to celebrate it. and again, i swear, believe me when i tell you, alabama and mississippi and arkansas still only celebrate it by combining it with an equal honor for a slave-holding confederate general. today on the campaign trail, as best as we can tell, most of the republican presidential field

they also get snow in north carolina from time to time and arkansas but just not this much. three feet of snow could be on the way for portions of the east coast looks like washington, d.c. is the bullseye. >> kim: 80 million americans impacted by this blizzard. it's the ice that is the problem with a lot of live pictures we've seen as far as the danger involved. >> dana: you've got to see this dramatic rescue. a toddler weren'ting into the middle of a highway. where are the parents here? more of this daring rescue and how he got in the street in the first place. >> kim: talk about an intruder. we've seen this from time to this is quite unusual to see this animal on the move like this. i'm taking this in with you. scene and tell you how this all i was walking home. just picked us up two breakfast croissants for four bucks, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. it survived. share it with yourself. freshlycracked egg wit

arkansas governor bill clinton would go on to win the 1992 nomination with senator tsongas caring seven states. >> [indiscernible] >> [indistinct chatter] >> one more stroke. >> i had a misfire. i want to get some of you doing that at the other end of the pool. could we try it one more time? >> [indiscernible] >> there is the picture, which is nice, except the hands of blocking the light on their face. it is still a pretty nice picture. >> how long have you been swimming? mr. tsongas: since i was in college. and when i left college, that was the end. then about a year and a half ago, the doctor said that the radiation had affected my lungs so i had to do something to , exercise. so i went back to this. about thisd competition and thought that what motivates me. nothing like embarrassment to get you going. it gets you going. i swam last year. i competed with the swim team. >> how often do you swim on a given day? mr. tsongas: now i swim about a mile a day. >> what to think about when you swim? anything? getting to the other end? mr. tsongas: i think very deep thoughts, like how many laps

>>reporter: from arkansas to san francisco some of the best talent idol has ever seen. impressing the judges and making for really freight show. day two of "american bringing out some spectacular talent in little rock, arkansastalent in little rock, arkansas. >> thank you. >>reporter: season 8 winner also a local boy lending a helping hand with contestants. miss jennings with her daughter in tow making it to hollywood with a lot of soul 24-year-old trent harmon country boy from mississippi who sings r&b mixing it up. >> so blown away. >>reporter: then it was on to. >> good morning san francisco. >>reporter: season 9 winner lee giving advice to idol wannabe. >> process is long i told them if you think this is tivring if you get through it's going to be even more tiring. 0olivia rocks doing a little bruno mars just one of many girls going through brandon brunette singing original song he wrote. i can't imagine what u are going through. >>reporter: that would be a golden ticket for one. 15-year-old miss joel audition15-year-old miss joel auditioning with her parent who hor

you know, i grew up in arkansas and i was governor there and there's a lot of difference between the amount of cash you need to protect against financial speculation that has no impact on the real economy except if it goes bad and can crash. and how much you need to make a decision that a farmer you've known for 25 years, whose john deere tractor breaks down right before you've got to plant a crop needs a loan for a new tractor. or whether someone you know here in exeter, who wants to open a restaurant or hardware store or frame shop can get the loan necessary to do it and it's crazy for a bank to say, we're not making loans of that size anymore because it costs too much to make them. we have to have a sense of what makes this economy go. if you want to raise wages and reduce income inequality, you have got to raise the minimum wage but you also have to create more jobs and more jobs and more businesses in areas that have a good growth projection. we can do that. her plan does. the other thing we have to do is make sure that we're taking care of the work force. and some people in the

arkansas goes on to win 45-23 georgia facing penn state in the taxslayer bowl... because nothing says college football like doing your taxes... 2nd quarter -- terry godwin -- from the wildcat formation -- nice throw -- 44-yard touchdown strike to malcolm mitchell... georgia up 10-3... then just before halftime... godwin on the other end -- this time catching greyson lambert's touchdown pass... bulldogs hang on to win, 24-17 place through sunday. storms will begin to undercut the upper ridge by the middle of next week with increased precipitation. to the near term will continue to be very cold through the weekend. many locations across the sierra and western nevada are in the single early this morning, with below zero readings in locations. below zero wind chills are also winds along the sierra ridges this weekend. low pressure across the region will begin to lift out today with increasing southwest flow through the next system wi this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a technology consultant from chula vista, california... an attorney from jerse

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friends from arkansas, dave and debbie. david was a legislator when i was governor. he was one of 15 republicans in a house of 100 people. he understands what it was like for me to govern in a state that was at some point 90% democrat and he knows what i did to fight the clinton political machine and to do it repeatedly to keep winning and witness to the fact that not only did i challenge the political machine of the clintons, but i'm standing here as living proof that i live to tell about it. and that may be very significant of all. so if you want someone who can challenge hillary clinton in the election, i hear some of the republicans say, i can't wait to take on hillary. that's because you have never done it. but i have one other special friend i want to introduce to you. you have seen him on the television show "home mprovement" and "santa clause" and he is a great friend, you'll get the accent that he robably from new york. maybe that will come through loud and clear. some of his friends as he will tell you. but i'm so delighted. great friend and traveling here

kansas state and arkansas in the liberty bowl. fourth quarter, 30 1-20 three arkansas. how about the run by alex collins. -- on his way to the end zone on the 14 yard touchdown run. collins ran for 185 yards and 3 touchdowns. arkansas wins 45-23. penn state and georgia played in the early game the taxslayer bowl. third quarter, 17-3 georgia. sony michel breaks multiple tackles and plows his way into the endzone for a 21-yard touchdown run. 24-3 georgia. they needed that one, because penn state rallied and had one final chance, but the bulldogs hold on 24-17. georgia wins that bowl. tomorrow is the final sunday of the nfl' s regular season. and the patriots still have something to play for, hear from this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. and support universal how many people before we before we come together as a nation? jason: the patriots get another shot at clinching home field in the afc playoffs, they need to beat the dolphins on sunday, or hope the broncos lose, but a w

arkansas and we're seeing this transition now. a wintry mix along i 40 in nashville and it continues to travel west on i 40 all the way to little rock arkansas where we have been seeing snowfall . you can actually see that from the sky watch weather camera there. surprise me if we got snow out now. accumulating snow here no. is the system continues to slide into the area. temperatures across the midlands right now are in the 40s. forty-nine in columbia lexington at 48. forty-three in salute a. forty- five a newberry. let's take it more -- take a look at more locations on our sky watch. in orangeburg it's 45 emergency management in salute it is 41. and the same in sumter 44- degree there's the easterly wind flow and as far as this wind flow goes that will help to drop the temperatures tonight. these temperatures will fall as well 46 degrees in columbia right now we have 41 in newberry. again at 1:00 that's when at the freezing rain advisory will go into effect for newberry. that's something we need to be careful with the bridges an

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