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this city of little rock, arkansas declared violent crime a public health emergency. amid a surge in shootings there. at least ten people were injured in shootings just over this past weekend. ari, you and i both know, little rock, arkansas is like the 115th city size wise in the united states. this isn't new york. when you see little rock buckling like that under democrat led or democrat leadership, what do you say? >> i will make the case again it began with the burning of the tenth precinct, as soon as people realized you can get away with crime, it sent a signal. it's not like it was an isolated or remote incidents, it was shown all over the world. going into crime is a rational decision unfortunately for some people. the to things they first look at, and it guides everything, how much time can i make if i do it, and what is the likelihood of getting caught. what becomes of rational decision. the problem we had after the tenth precinct and after the george floyd murder riots and arson, was you had those local da saying that the cause is just, and there were four i

identity community in northeastern oklahoma, about 170 miles from oklahoma city near the arkansas border. >> christian identity is essentially a religion that says white anglo-saxon americans are the true children of israel and jews are subhuman and essentially black people are not even human at all. >> during the early 1990s, a number of far right extremists had reportedly spent time in elohim city. >> this was an interesting time. you had a number of anti-government groups that were taking shape, arming themselves, building compounds throughout the country, establishing their own laws. really setting themselves apart from mainstream cities and locations on purpose and believing, then, that not only people of other faiths or ethnicities or nationalities were the enemy, but that the united states government was the biggest enemy. >> the question that recurs is, what was the connection between tim mcveigh and elohim city? tim mcveigh said he never went there. there are people, however, who claim to have seen mcveigh at elohim city. and probably the strongest evidence that he was there is

here's a look at the cities and into minnesota bentonville, arkansas, lincoln, kansas, morgantown, west virginia. >> new haven, connecticut newton iowa, north bay, nebraska, topeka, kansas, tulsa, oklahoma, and west lafayette, indiana. some cities require residents to live there for a year while others pay out the cash over monthly installments. we have more details about each city on our website. that's at kron 4 dov com. >> 4 years since a deadly shooting at a florida school. >> we'll show you how the community is remembering those killed in the tragedy. plus, the u.s. says it is prepared to respond if russia decides to invade ukraine. now it's a waiting game to see russia's next move. a bay area man swept out to sea while simply fishing with his family. the warning tonight from officials on the dangers of sneaker waves. >> tonight, family and friends are organizing a memorial for fisherman who drowned near beach last week. crews recovered the body of jose mud. padilla on friday that came 3 days after officials say a sneaker wave pulled him out to sea kron four's rob nesbitt talked wi

here's a look at some of those cities. we're talking about g minnesota bentonville, arkansas, lincoln, kansas, morgantown, west virginia, new haven, connecticut newton iowa, north platte, nebraska, topeka, kansas, tulsa, oklahoma, and west lafayette, indiana. some cities actually require folks to live there for a year while others will actually pay you cash in monthly installments example. if you choose to work remotely, but buy a home in tulsa, you can actually get up to $10,000. if you're interested. we have more details about each city on our website. kron 4 dot com. ahead tonight at 10 o'clock, a memorial for a man swept out to sea while fishing with his family. the new warning tonight. >> from authorities if you're still waiting on last year's tax refund, you are not alone. how many people are still waiting on that money and why? >> cracking down on an escalating crime. the south bay while also honoring a victim. the new program now under way. >> new tonight at 10 in san mateo police arrested. 38 year-old william bill

at least nine major cities broke homicide records in the last year. little rock, arkansas, just declared violent crime a public health emergency after at least ten people were injured in shootings this past weekend and in virginia students and staff at bridgewater college remembering two beloved campus police officers shot and killed tuesday. police say the suspect is a former student. his mother says he's mentally ill. gun reform legislation in congress failed back in september. the president is expected to urge lawmakers today to come together to fund more community policing and intervention efforts. derricke dennis, abc news, new york. >>> now to the showdown with russia and word that 3,000 u.s. troops will soon be deployed to eastern europe to help american allies in the region as the crisis over ukraine escalates. abc's faith abubey has the latest. >> reporter: newly leaked confidential government documents published in spanish newspaper "el pais" shows u.s. officials were asking for transparency in exchange for dialing down the pressure along uk

former arkansas governor mike huckabee going off on woke officials running our cities. >> i'm just angry, angry for all the kid necessary this country being attacked by crazy people like this and even crazier people running the prosecutors office and the governor's office and i hope people wake up and realize you got to vote these people out. got to get rid of them or we lose the country. >> todd: the media accountability project will raise money for legal challenges against -- defamed him during his trial. >> i don't want to see anybody else go through what i went through, i want to hold them accountable. >> right honorable gentleman and his legal team are looking at politicians, athletes, celebrity is and whoopi goldberg, i thought that made me laugh, and whoopi goldberg. >> carley: bob beckel has died, he was a contributor and rejoined the network in 2011 as original host of "the five," he served as youngest deputy secretary of state for the carter administration. sean hannity saying beckel had a key to his house and his kids called him uncle bob, he is survived by his two children, h

since the civil rights movement. >> mother abrams is truly a city of little rock matriarch. >> reporter: when the little rock nine faced down angry mobs in the arkansas national guard to integrate the formerly all-white central high school in 1957, their mentors behind the scenes included annie abrams. she went on to send all four of her children to little rock central becoming the school's first black pta president. >> knowing the battle that it took to get, you know, the black students here, i appreciated it. >> she was probably the figure in that school so my friends all knew my mom. >> reporter: in total 14 of her descendants including seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren have attended the school she worked to desegregate. >> no child can go to the tenth grade at little rock central without knowing what happened in 1957 and the people who were involved. >> reporter: while caring for her husband orville senior after he had a stroke, abrams directed activism toward mentorship becoming a sounding board for those in public office regardless of political party. >> when you g

. >> at least 10 cities are offering incentives, including land crypto currency cash. here's a look at some of them. you have bemidji minnesota bentonville, arkansas, with that's where walmart is lincoln, kansas, morgantown, west virginia, home to the university of west virginia where they often burning couches after winning football games. new haven, connecticut newton iowa, a topeka, kansas, north platte, nebraska, tulsa, oklahoma, and west lafayette, indiana. some cities require residents live there for a full year while others pay out the cash over monthly installments. for example, if you choose to work remotely and purchase a home in tulsa say you could get up to $10,000 for the year. we have more details about each city on the website. kron 4 dot com. all right. next up, we'll tell you what happened. so that leftover super bowl gear for the opposing team. >> how it's going to help people all over the world for news. we'll be right back. >> when i give you another live look here. this is the memorial service for former oakland raiders coach, an nfl legend john ma

oklahoma city wednesday night through thursday, arkansas, mississippi, thursday evening, alabama too on the northern end of it, chicago up to grand rapids, milwaukee, looks like heavy snow there, ice just to the south. your local weather in 30 seconds. first the tuesday trivia sponsored by canva. >> forecast is bright today, breezy and temperatures close to abbott for this time of year. upper for these two lower 60's later on today. overnight tonight, it is a moonlit sky. we have plenty of stars out there. it is windy and chilly. temperatures in the 30's and 40's as a pet into as they my next seven days for you, it is all about those temperatures. >>> 78 couples above 11,000 feet. they tied the knot on valentine's day at loveland ski area. >> perfect. >> perfect. >> beautiful. >> we'll be right back. looks cold out there. ♪ ♪ when you shop at target, you leave with what you value most. like healthy foods and brands that lift our communities. at target, the things that matter are always within reach. what we value most, shouldn't cost more. [ music ends ] what can i du with less a

but mid g minnesota that right bentonville, arkansas, lincoln, kansas, morgantown, west virginia, new haven, connecticut newton iowa, north platte, nebraska, topeka, kansas, tulsa, oklahoma, west lafayette, indiana, just some of those places offering those incentives. now, some of the city's actually require folks to live there for year while others will actually pay you out in cash over monthly installments in tulsa alone, you can get up to $10,000 if you choose to work remotely. but by a home there, we have more details about each of the cities on our website. that's at kron 4 dot com. >> still to come tonight, a bay area man swept out to sea wall simply fishing with his family. the new warnings tonight from officials on the tonight from officials on the da when a truck hit my son, tonight from officials on the da i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ r hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i calle

while there was still no plan to get the city's kids back into the classroom. back with us tonight, victoria defrancesco soto, the dean of the university of arkansas. and bill a msnbc political analyst. and editor at large at the board. good to see you. so bill this is what you heard on twitter today. don't expect democrats necessarily to listen to ex republicans, and i'm not complaining or criticizing, we've gotten things wrong and our advice today, though offered in good faith may not be right. but dear democrats, please, please, please listen to san francisco. and to your point bill, i want to show you what was on fox news on the screen tonight. it said when you lose san francisco, you've lost the culture war. republicans, bill, are already eating this up. >> well democrats can't turn it around if they do learn some lessons i think from the voters of san francisco. who are overwhelmingly democratic. and who believe in racial equality and racial justice, but do object to the silliness, some of the and confidence, and try to change a school that was merit-base

by friday morning some icy spots, possible around new york city. and by friday 3:00 p.m. it has moved into the boston area with a real mess. snow, sleet, rain, freezing rain, all moving into a city that picked up in some spots up to two feet of snow with the last blizzard. and the icing, as i said, is the biggest problem of all. some areas could be seeing significant icing, not just in the midsection, i know that's where we focus, but even moving to the east. and your snowfall totals especially like around st. louis up toward cleveland could be seeing a pretty decent thump of snow. but watch out for that ice. norah, it's all yours. >> time to stay home by the fire. lonnie quinn, thank you. >>> we turn now to some breaking news because there were two separate school shootings this afternoon. in virginia two campus police officers were shot and killed at bridgewater college. that's located about 140 miles west of washington, d.c. a suspect has been taken into custody and no further details have been released. nine different agencies including the fbi, state police, and camp

. >> so they're targeting 34 cities in 23 states. and this is entire country. east coast, west coast, midwest. tulsa, oklahoma, san bernardino, california, pine bluff, arkansas, all the way up the east coast. she calls them hot spots. that's why they're focusing there now. >> we've been covering this now. the fentanyl problem which is one, congressman ted deutsch, his nephew thought he was taking a legal herbal supplement and it was fentanyl and he died. a kid in college. how are they tackling the source of febl? >> they're really specific on three things. one, china. this is where the chemicals for the poisons come from. shipped out daily in a largely unregulated industry. they go to mexico. then in mexico the drug cartels are mass producing this for pen ois a factory level scale. it is so different from the plant-based drugs that we know, cocaine and heroin. this is on a whole other level. she also points to social media. they says these are drug dealers who can access anyone any time in a way they've never been able to before for online sales. specifically l

he only got sentenced to ten years in prison for his crime, arkansas republican senator tom cotton, he wants the d.o.j. to explain why the sentence was so light in this case but minneapolis is not the only place destroyed by private boxes, blue cities across the country ransacked pacifically in the pacific northwest. many u.s. marshals spent their life on the line protecting the federal building businesses from these psychopaths but it appears to biden administration won't help defund arsenals sued by the people who attach them. fox news reporter jackie heinrich asked the white house explain. >> there is a letter from tom cotton today writing to block the d.o.j. nominees over the department of justice allegedly deny u.s. marshals legal defense in lawsuit from the riots. is the white house aware of this. >> i'm not aware of the specifics, i'm happy to check with the counselor's office and see if there's something more specific we can get back to. kennedy: it's where they never have an answer. is the white house in bold me these maniacs by not penalties and not depending the federal offi

we're looking also at moderate snow from denver to amarillo, to wichita, oklahoma city now we move on into wednesday, into thursday morning. this slow-moving storm will move eastward rain changes to ice and snow from arkansas to ohio in the northeast. wednesday to thursday look for power outages, major disruptions and transportation from roads to airports and then we're looking at dangerous travel conditions with a significant snow from springfield all the way to detroit and back into western new york and then we move into friday morning. the front finally moves off the eastern seaboard but look for a wintry mix for parts of the i-95 corridor icy conditions from interior pennsylvania, upstate new york, into new england and here in the northeast. the snow should be more significant up to the north. we're not going to put accumulations out there yet because it is still friday we're still watching it but we're going to be tracking this very closely because it is a changeable situation and going to be affecting a huge swath of the country right into friday. >> the thank you >>> breaking n

north of there, traverse city, cadillac and an ice storm warning that will be with the first storm. the second one brings ice into oklahoma through arkansas into southern illinois and through pennsylvania and new york even into connecticut so we'll watch that all. it's because you get all this moisture and then you drop the temperatures significantly. it's that tie drew: i am drew tuma with accuweather forecast, tracking scattered showers today with a level 1 light storm. a cold day, low and mid-50's. as the storm exits tonight, it brings in very cold air, a freeze warning and affected into a clucking for the north bay and east bay for subfreezing temperatures. seven-day day forecast, wintry mix today, cold mornings on the way the next several mornings, ♪ >>> now to more of amy's adventure in the galapagos. amy, you've shown us the incredible wildlife. now you're going to give us a glimpse at how people of the island send word back home. how do they do that? >> reporter: this is pretty cool. actually i didn't believe it until i saw it for myself, robin. back in the 1700s, when wha

here in central florida up to new york city we are flirting with record high temperatures. go behind into the northern plains, we're talking about 30, 40 below, so let's go ahead and get into what's happening here. jonesboro, arkansas, and sedgwick which is just northwest of them had that damaging wind and even some reported tornadoes. that same area is now in a winter storm warning because they anticipate accumulating freezing rain and sleet. we'll get to that, but look at rice lake, wisconsin, some parts of wisconsin where they had lake enhancement up to 30 inches of snow. rice lake had about 3 to 5 but look at denver, just outside of denver, big backups on the highway there so now the storm has made it out of southern california over the rockies and will start developing with winter storm warnings from fort worth up to chester, illinois. i'm really concerned about the accumulation there no little rock, but look what happens friday morning, robin. really rough commute in the northeast because it gets to us. >> it's headed our way and we'll check back with you in a bit, gi