candidates in the arkansas senate race held a debate on wednesday. between senator john bozeman seeking a second term, a former u.s. attorney and a libertarian frank gilbert, the former mayor of arkansas. the arkansas educational television network sponsored this debate. ♪ good evening everyone and welcome to the third and final night of debate week on the arkansas educational television network. we begin this evening with the race for the united states senate. our candidates in alphabetical order him and john bozeman rogers the incumbent and republican nominee, conor eldridge of fayetteville, the democratic nominee, and frank gilbert for the libertarian party. the candidates will be questioned by a panel of journalists. michael of public radio, leslie brown of talk business and politics and kelly of the associated press. each candidate will have two minutes for an opening statement. each will have two minutes to respond to a question while the rebuttals are limited to one minute. and at the conclusion of tonight's appearance, each will have two mi

but he was from arkansas. i said to her, you're not going to move down there. >> i was stunned, and i did not know anything about it. i was obviously like, who is he, and arkansas? >> i said you've got the world in front of you now. you can go work on the hill. you can go do anything you want. and she said, "i love him and i want to be with him." there's no arguing that. >> that wasn't going to stop sarah from trying. so she devised a plan to drive hillary from washington, d.c. to fayetteville, all the while trying to convince her to change her mind. >> all the way down, as she would tell it, sarah would stop every 20 miles and say for god's sake, do you know what you're doing? you're throwing your future away and why are you doing this? and she would say i love him and i want to be with him. so we drove and we drove. >> after two and a half days of meandering through the south sarah's strategy had failed. hillary had arrived in arkansas. >> it was the beginning of the life that she wanted. when she hugged me

arkansas or not. l to arkansas or not. l to arkansas or not. driven. intrucing the first-ever infiniti qx30 crossover. visiyour local infiniti retailer today. infiniti. empower the drive. >>> watergate is a cover-up. >> after graduation from yale law, hillary rodham landed a job on the house judiciary committee then deciding on the impeachment of richard nixon. >> we don't know at the moment. >> to be a young woman right out of law school on a congressional committee that was looking into the impeachment of a president? unthinkable. >> hillary rodham's future looked bright, but that young man she met in law school, bill clinton, wanted her to move to his home town in arkansas where he was teaching and had political ambitions. >> why in the name of god are you going down to that godforsaken place where you're probably going to marry a country lawyer who is never going to amount to anything? and her answer was a very winning one. i love him and i want to try it. >> i had some apprehension. bill was really the only person i knew in this state and i was pa

. >> the arkansas senate candidates discussed a variety of policies. the democratand and libertarian took part in the debate. this is one hour. >> good evening everyone and welcome to the third and final night of debate week on the arkansas educational television network. we begin this evening with the race for the united states senate. our candidates in alphabetical order, john bozeman rogers the incumbent and republican nominee, conor eldridge of fayetteville, the democratic nominee, and frank gilbert for the libertarian party. the candidates will be questioned by a panel of journalists. michael of public radio, leslie brown of talk business and politics and kelly of the associated press. each candidate will have two minutes for an opening statement. each will have two minutes to respond to a question while the rebuttals are limited to one minute. at the conclusion of tonight's appearance, each will have two minutes for a closing statement. the order of opening statements, questions, rebuttals, closing statement all determined prior to the broadcast

next week florida-arkansas. gators have to go on the road a lot down the stretch and i don't know if you can judge arkansas from what we saw -- >> brian: they got whipped and embarrassed on the plains against auburn a week ago. but austin allen with the week the ship and be much better competition. >> rick: doug nussmeier and jim mcelwain will try to make the offense as consistent as defense, if they are they'll be in atlanta. >> adam: other action going around the s.e.c. first and we mentioned kentucky. rick. they're clicking. >> rick: boom williams. he got hurt. comes back off the bench. catches this little dump pass from stephen johnson. takes it into the end kentucky wins. >> adam: boom goes the running back. two running backs over 175 yards. they've won three straight s.e.c. games. first time since 1999. they beat mississippi state last week and the bulldogs -- it's not over yet -- 56-41 on top of samford with a little over five minutes to go in that game. florida-arkansas. next saturday the home depot s.e.

i have been county and municipal government here in arkansas. i have been joined everyone of those positions and did a good job in every case. as we go forward and talk about jobs and security and regulations, there is another issue that overrides it all. every part of this debate or part of their lives that impacts americans is overshadowed by our $120 trillion debt. that is why i am here today as a father and grandfather because what we have done is transferred debt to future generations. we have done so in a massive fashion no way that this generation the next relaxed will ever be able to dig their way out of this. that is what straddles the american taxpayer. our presidential candidate has said in his speech is we may never agree but we have to agree about the great things. all of the other smaller things but the overriding issue that matters the most is the debt hanging over my grandchildren said. >> ever first question goes first to mr. boozman. >> moderator: your call donald trump's comments out of line but you have not withdrawn your sup

next week florida-arkansas. gators have to go on the road a lot down the stretch and i don't know if you can judge arkansas from what we saw -- >> brian: they got whipped and embarrassed on the plains against auburn a week ago. but austin allen with the week off that entire team will right the ship and be much better competition. >> rick: doug nussmeier and jim mcelwain will try to make the offense as consistent as defense, if they are they'll be in atlanta. >> adam: other action going around the s.e.c. first and we mentioned kentucky. rick. they're clicking. >> rick: boom williams. he got hurt. comes back off the bench. catches this little dump pass from stephen johnson. takes it into the end zone. 28-7 that time. kentucky wins. >> adam: boom goes the running back. two running backs over 175 yards. they've won three straight s.e.c. games. first time since 1999. they beat mississippi state last week and the bulldogs -- it's not over yet -- 56-41 on top of samford with a little over five minutes to go in that gam

but he was from arkansas. i said to her, you're not going to move down there. >> i was stunned, and i did not know anything about it. i was obviously like, who is he, and arkansas? >> i said you've got the world in front of you now. you can go work on the hill. you can go do anything you want. and she said, "i love him and i want to be with him." there's no arguing that. >> that wasn't going to stop sarah from trying. so she devised a plan to drive hillary from washington, d.c. to fayetteville, all the while trying to convince her to change her mind. >> all the way down, as she would tell it, sarah would stop every 20 miles and say for god's sake, do you know what you're doing? you're throwing your future away and why are you doing this? and she would say i love him and i want to be with him. so we drove and we drove. >> after two and a half days of meandering through the south sarah's strategy had failed. hillary had arrived in arkansas. >> it was the beginning of the life that she wanted. when she hugged me

next week florida-arkansas. gators have to go on the road a lot down the stretch and i don't know if you can judge arkansas from what we saw -- >> brian: they got whipped and embarrassed on the plains against auburn a week ago. but austin allen with the week the ship and be much better competition. >> rick: doug nussmeier and jim mcelwain will try to make the offense as consistent as defense, if they are they'll be in atlanta. >> adam: other action going around the s.e.c. first and we mentioned kentucky. rick. they're clicking. >> rick: boom williams. he got hurt. comes back off the bench. catches this little dump pass from stephen johnson. takes it into the end 28-7 that time. kentucky wins. >> adam: boom goes the running back. two running backs over 175 yards. they've won three straight s.e.c. games. first time since 1999. they beat mississippi state last week and the bulldogs -- it's not over yet -- 56-41 on top of samford with a little over five minutes to go in that game. florida-arkansas. next saturday the

trump will likely carry arkansas. is your criticism of the senator to sizing your fellow citizens and would you consider them part of the basket of the pourable they vote for mr. trump? >> no, he is right about one thing, hillary clinton should be called out for that. that remark was wrong and as frank mentioned, the problem with washington is that people are willing to call out most parties and be honest. that's not how i am and that's not how i'm wired as a prosecutor. i think that term was horrific. she should not have used that. she has made a lot of mistakes, e-mail, we can go on and on. we are in this race for the u.s. senate to make a difference for the people of our state and i believe in the people of this state. the people i have met are frustrated with both parties, with everybody in washington and i am willing to be a strong new voice that will get past all of that and go to washington with an eye of getting things done. that's why the work i did as a prosecutor is something i'm so proud of because i worke

>> bill clinton was elected attorney general of arkansas. the next year hillary rodham got a job with the prestigious little rock law firm. >> rose law firm was the white shoe law firm in little rock. very highly placed. no other women. she was the first woman. but she was a rainmaker. >> in 1978 bill clinton ran for governor of arkansas, he was elect to a two-year term and the couple moved from fayetteville to the governor's mansion. >> you still had posters on the wall and bricks holding up your bookcases. we literally moved our belongings that first term in the back of a pickup truck. >> during the first year of bill's governorship, the couple bought into a real estate venture called the whitewater development corporation where arkansas friends. they didn't know at the time how significant this investment would become. on february 27th, 1980, hillary rodham gave birth to their daughter, chelsea. that november, bill clinton lost his re-election to the governorship. >> hillary and i have shed a few tears for our loss of last evening, but we

but he was from arkansas. i said to her, you're not going to move down there. >> i was stunned, and i did not know anything about it. i was obviously like, who is he, and arkansas? >> i said you've got the wor in front of you now. you can go work on the hill. you can go do anything you want. and she said, "i love him and i want to be with him." there's no arguing that. >> that wasn't going to stop sarah from trying. so she devised a plan to drive hillary from washington, d.c. to fayetteville, all the while trying to convince her to change her mind. >> all the way down, as she would tell it, sarah would stop every 20 miles and say for god's sake, do you know what you're doing? you're throwing your future away and why are you doing this? and she would say i love him and i want to be with him. so we drove and we drove. >> after two and a half days of meandering through the south sarah's strategy had failed. hillary had arrived in arkansas. >> it was the beginning of the life that she wanted. when she hugged me go

>> bill clinton was elected attorney general of arkansas. the next year hillary rodham got a job with the prestigious little rock law firm. >> rose law firm was the white shoe law firm in little rock. very highly placed. no other women. she was the first woman. but she was a rainmaker. >> in 1978 bill clinton ran for governor of arkansas. he was elected to a two-year term and the couple moved from fayetteville to the governor's mansion. >> you still had posters on the wall and bricks holding up your bookcases. we literally moved our belongings that first term in the back of a pickup truck. >> during the first year of bill's governorship, the couple bought into a real estate venture called the whitewater development corporation where arkansas friends. they didn't know at the time how significant this investment would become. on february 27th, 1980, hillary rodham gave birth to their daughter, chelsea. that november, bill clinton lost his re-election to the governorship. >> hillary and i have shed a few tears for our loss of last evening, but

little rock, arkansas, just had this weird thing happen today. this little bridge that they tried their darnedest to blow up and they did explode it but it didn't collapse. that just was this weird thing after the detonation time. because after they were supposed to blow it up and they tried, it was still standing there. all day today in little rock, there was this uncollapsed partially exploded bridge still standing there unsafe, weak, threatening to fall any minute, not fit to bear any human weight, but all day today still there. so how is the republican party doing in today's news? today at breitbart.com, which is the conservative website that used to be run by the man who is now running donald trump's campaign, today they started running this pop-up ad in support of donald trump's campaign. you see the ad there in that sort of inset, right? it's got the trump logo on the top. it's us against the world. weirdly, though, there's no us in the photo. look who is in the photo. it's a photo of donald trump looking at himself in the mirror. that's t

the gentleman of arkansas, mr. hill, will be recognized for an additional five minutes on the occlusion of the time allotted to him under the five-minute rule. the gentleman from arkansas. >> think you, mr. chairman and the ranking member to hold this hearing. i appreciate your forthright testimony. i have been a customer of your company and have admired your company and i have used your of goalas an example setting for retail bankers. of what haseriod happened recently, i have recommended your company is a company to do business with and to stockholders. that comes with a pretty heavy burden to me. i have the same not in my stomach that you probably have. former persona that is worked in finance on and off for 35 years, this just is not a one-off situation down in the los angeles basement that wells fargo is struggling with. it is a systemic compliance principallyde the retail section of the bank. i know it is a huge frustration for us on the committee and your management team. it is very hurtful for the customers

i thought, "she's going down there to arkansas? nobody goes to arkansas." i said, "you're not gonna go down there. they don't have french bread, they don't have brie. what are you going to do down there?" >> she could have done anything with her life. she could have been a powerhouse in and of her own self in washington, d.c. and yet, she makes this very interesting and life-changing decision. she is going to be part of bill clinton's political career. >> i said, "i'll drive you. get in the car and i'll drive you." we got to fayetteville, and it was the arkansas-texas football day. and the whole city was full of arkansans wearing pig hats. apparently, the pig is the mascot. and they were saying, "sooie, sooie, pig, pig, pig!" and i began to cry. very sad. >> (man singing hymn) >> narrator: her friends from yale law school couldn't believe this was where hillary was going to end up. >> we go to this dinner at a church hall, we're sitting there talking and jabbering, and then bill gets up to leave the table, and he says, "well, we're going to go talk politics

i did not know anything about it when i was wondering, who is he, you know, and arkansas. >> i said you've you've got the world in front of you now, you could go work on the hill, you could do anything you want. and she said i love him and i want to be with him and there's no arguing that. >> that wasn't going to stop sara from trying so she devised a plan to drive hillary from washington, dc, to fayetteville, all the while, trying to convince her to change her mind. >> and all the way down, she would tell it, sara would stop every 20 miles and say, for god's sakes, do you know what you're doing, you're throwing your future away, your you doing this and she would say, but i love him and i want to be with him so we drove, and we drove. >> after two and a half days of meandering through the south, sara's strategy had failed. hillary had hillary had a arrived in arkansas. >> it was the beginning of the life she wanted, and when she hugged me good-bye, i felt, well, that's it, i'm probably never going to see her again, and the next day, i went to watch bill clinton running for congress

arkansas. >> i said you can work on the hill, you can go do anything you want. and she said i love him and i want to be with him. and there's no arguing that. >> that wasn't going to stop sara from trying, so she devised a plan to drive hillary from washington d.c. to fayetteville, all the while trying to convince her to change her mind. >> and all the way down as she would tell it, sara would stop ever 20 miles and would say f for god's sake why are you doing this and she said because i love him so we drove and drove. >> after two and a half days me andering through the -- me meandering through the south. >> it was the beginning of the life she wanted and when she made the goodbye, i thought well, that's it i'm probably never going to see her again, and the next day i went to watch bill clinton running for congress. and he stood up on a tree stump and he talked. >> we are on the verge of a great economic prosperity boom in our state. >> and that's when i knew she was right. >> we need a government that cares more about helping small markets and consumers than b

in arkansas we used to say vote early and vote often. this is a real serious concern people ought to have. lou: the supreme court says, common, if you try to have voter i.d., you want to have a picture on your license or whatever to vote, to register, they say, not's constraining -- >> but, lou, if you go to the extreme court as a visitor, guess what, you have got to show a photo i.d. or they don't let you in the building. think about the hypocrisy of that. it's utterly absurd. >> there is only one way out of this deal. only one person who has the capacity to disrupt the clinton cartel and the general corruption of washington, d.c. and that's donald trump. he's being pilloried by the national media. we didn't know necessity would couple this kinds of muster and energy to attack viciously 24/7 without stopping. >> like the end of the debate, he had to debate hillary and the moderator. he has to know every day the new york slimes and the washington compost will come after him with everything they have and that will be part of the next 36 d

two mosques in arkansas are targeted by vandals. the suspects police are searching for. t highlights from the green and gold's victory in the border = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays western japan this morning. the 6-point-6 magnitude quake hit the area of tottori. a little over 400 miles away from tokyo. as you can see in the video the earthquake shook area businesses and damaged sidewalks and homes. as of right now - there have been no reported injuries and officials say there is no danger of a tsunami being caused. police are searching for three people in arkansas who they say are responsible for spray-painting graffiti at place at one of the mosques on this surveillance video. the front sign was tagged, as well as the front porch and garage with profanity and the words "go home". there were even swastika's spray painted on the building. the same words were spray-painted on a second mosque as well. the f-b-i is now assisting in the investigation. with just three weeks to go until the election -- wisconsin already talki

which places us on items 15 ab arkansas street adoption of shadow finding and large project authorization. >> good afternoon commissioiner fong and members of the commission commissioners commissioner koppel and commissioner melgar welcome department staff in a nut shell is a request for a large project authorization pursuant to planning code section to allow an exemption to the rear yard requirements as stipulated in the planning code to demolish an existing warehouse and allow a 4 story mixed use misrepresent family building to accommodate student housing for the academy of art and four ground floor units to provide 7 thousand plus square feet of commercial use locate at arkansas street the property four story mixed use measures 64 thousand plus square feet with thirty dwelling units and 4 ground floor commercial units no off-street parking, 40 characterizing and 14 class 2 bike parking spaces the project includes a dwelling unit mix with 3, two bedrooms and 27 four-bedroom unit to date newcomers correspondence and all said correspondence including letters from the california academy of

but would he find the art -- arkansas residence if they would vote for mr. trump greg. >> do support him and i will vote for him i never said unconditional love if you have read the press release i have been as tough as him on as anybody but in regards to not criticizing hillary clinton, he says this tonight but that has not been the case. says he has to make a comment because you have fast encino press release from the pasteur have vice seen any with his own boss president obama war era colder. again the countless things that have been declared unconstitutional and seems ibm is the proposal of the president which i am very much against, the supreme court says it is unconstitutional. so this is news that he is pushing to make us statement of senator clinton and she has as much problems as donald trump. >> if we look. >> excuse me. i apologize. gilbert: the cat mrs. clinton and mr. trump by can agree with what they both say. but there is an alternative and people are lucky this time because everybody in the world those that we will vote for donald trump tower

well a couple in arkansas apparently went a little too far... after neighbors called police over the spooky decor which included bloody baby dolls. the homeowners decided to take down the decorations... and here's what they did christmas decorations. they even put up a sign saying "apologies to our neighbors who we offended so much with our halloween decorations that they felt the need to send a police officer to our house. merry christmas to you and yours." the couple also decided to scrap their halloween costumes... and will dress up as scary santa and a zombie elf instead./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a country music superstar -- making his way to northwest arkansas on thursday... but he's not playing at your knwa's hilary hunt explains why. hilary hunt >> "right now i'm standing in an empty field but come thursday when luke bryan arrives this is going to turn into a stage but its not only going to be for a concert. it is going to bring awareness for the world of agriculture" (nat pop) (nathan ogden, ogden ranch) 28:24-30 >> think it will make ki

we go to arkansas to find out. says it hasnes officially told the united states it is suspending joint military exercises. that would represent a major shift in relations between the two countries after the election of president duterte, who had choice words for president obama . jonathan head reports. jonathan: when u.s. forces arrived in the philippines this month for the start of what had become annual joint exercises, they appeared to be cementing a military relationship that goes back decades and is one of the closest the u.s. has with any country. but with the election of this man, rodrigo duterte, as president, this old alliance is being picked apart. shockingly outspoken and aligning himself with the anti-american left in the philippines, he has already said endants the exercises to and wants closer ties with hasia and china, and he bristled with indignation of u.s. criticism of his violent anti-drug campaign. >> so you can go to hell. mr. obama, you can go to hell. jonathan: comments by his defense secreta

arkansas catching some heat now. some people are upset at live turkeys being dropped from an airplane. >>> welcome back, even. you know it rained all day yesterday. but it sounds like you will plenty of time to put out the co >> take a picture. i'll share it with you. especially if the decoration are 16-feet high. you need the wind to relax. yes, northwesterly wind. boston 21 miles per hour. many time 1-2 inch. sunshine. it is cool. it is breezy. the start to day running into the 40s across the board for many of us. the rain we had yesterday now bit of sun across new england. couple of clouds i should say more than a couple of clouds. we've had some low clouds across portion of the cape thanks to ocean effect cloud cover. look at the winds. they are steady. sustained wind. constant near 30. all the way to to nantucket. you have wind advisory today. gust closer to 30 in boston. upper 50s this afternoon. few town stheeking in close to 60 degrees. butee the cool breeze that we'll have throu throughout the day. we'll kee

still to come, we take you to a popular festival in arkansas. it involved dropping turkeys from a plane. you bet there are people who have problems with it. we take you inside the story ahead. >> dana: we're going to talk about the special gift that >> dana: sure long gone but the damage and devastation are left lind this. from north carolina and you can see how deep the floodwaters have been there. local residents say they've never seen it like this before. >> i have never seen anything like this. and water got all the way up to my top step and then stopped. >> the storm now being blamed for 17 deaths in the united states. close in the last 24 hours pulled from rooftops, car tops. state of emergency remains in effect for 43 north carolina counties. the water could remain in some areas for a week or longer. look at all the devastation left behind. >> kim: a lot of footage out of north carolina. we we have more to share. you can't believe what you're seeing. out. you can't believe that was a road. looks like a river. this is the fayetteville area

art and four ground floor units to provide 7 thousand plus square feet of commercial use locate at arkansas street the property four story mixed use measures 64 thousand plus square feet with thirty dwelling units and 4 ground floor commercial units no off-street parking, 40 characterizing and 14 class 2 bike parking spaces the project includes a dwelling unit mix with 3, two bedrooms and 27 four-bedroom unit to date newcomers correspondence and all said correspondence including letters from the california academy of art and the san francisco housing action coalition and friends of jackson park amongst others are expressed expert witness support in their in your packet and several letters were submitted after the packet was published that were forwarded you to and printed for your consideration the department recommends approval consistent with the planning code and in evaluating the pros and cons the department found it includes the demolition of pdr space provides new student housing and commercial opportunities that on balance come policing apply with the policies the housing element req

water plays a big role in arkansas. we're on the road with machinery pete to stuttgart arkansas to see how technology and equipment fit in. and john addresses wheat quality woes in customer suort. now for the headlines, it's been a week since hurricane matthew ripped through the east coast. and in just days, matthew wiped oua year's worth of work in a matter of days. here's the aftermath in north carolina. todd boyd is in pinetown. he tells u-s farm report the cotton crop is a complete loss. and 60 to 80 percent of the area's peanuts were also destroyed. this is the second year in a row facing a glut of milk this year, forced to dump 43 million gallons so far this year, the hightest amount in 16 years. usda is trying to help ease the pressure, announcing a second 20 million dollar cheese purchase. this comes two months after the department's big buy in august. the 40 million dollars worth of cheese this year falls short of a request by the national milk producers federation earlier this year for usda to purchase switchi

i lived in arkansas for 18 wonderful years, i represented upstate new york, i understand and respect the tradition of gun ownership. it goes back to the founding of our country. but i also believe that there can be and must be reasonable regulation. because i support the 2nd amendment doesn't mean that i want people who shouldn't have guns to be able to threaten you

water plays a big role in arkansas. we're on the road with machinery pete to stuttgart arkansas to see how technology and equipment fit in. and john addresses wheat quality woes in customer support. now for the headlines, ne matthew ripped through the east coast. and in just days, matthew wiped out a year's worth of work in a matter of days. here's the aftermath in north carolina. todd boyd is in pinetown. he tells u-s farm report the cotton crop is a complete loss. and 60 to 80 percent of the area's peanuts were also destroyed. this is the second year in a row that mother nature demolished area crops, and farmers were facing a glut of milk this year, forced to dump 43 million gallons so far this year, the hightest amount in 16 years. usda is trying to help ease the pressure, announcing a second 20 million dollar cheese purchase. this comes two months after the department's big buy in august. the 40 million dollars worth of cheese this year falls short of a request by the national milk producers federation earlier this

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. >> and to arkansas now. the department of health is investigating a mumpses outbreak that may have infected hundreds of people. mumps is an infection more prevalent than you think. there are are 1800 cases reported in 44 states. and in arkansas is, there are 427 cases. and many of them school children. dr. tiffany sizemore has more. doctor, i thought mumps was an old- fashioned condition that you had to worry about. why is it still around? >> the mumps vaccine 12- 15 months of age. and usually ages 4- 6. after the first vaccine there is it 78 percent of the vaccine working. it goes up to 88 percent. it is not 100 percent all of the time prevent the vaccine. obviously there are children for a are -- for per religious or medical reasons can't have the vaccine. these typically happen because of close quarters. they can be susceptible to getting much and if they do get the mumps, it is it a milder case of the disease. so it is not 100 percent. >> i think our viewers would be surprised to think, i was vaccinateed

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the efforts to raise the school standards and in arkansas. they said, i think we elected the wrong one. when iran for president we had the highest performing schools in our region. a man who said we had the worst schools, said that we had the most improved p she makes things better in or out of office. that is what you want. inill say this, her opponent the second debate, maybe it was an air, but he stated one true fact. quit.d, she will never she will never quit on america and she will never quit on you. it is easy to guarantee the security of financial stability. poverty.ept out of one final thing that is important. if you think the health care law should be repealed, she is not your candidate. is a good thing -- believe me. when you're young, it is hard to imagine this. when you are my age, not one week goes by that i do not have to say goodbye to someone that i have loved. it is part of the rhythm of life. we all accept it. you have to be grateful for every day, but, no one knows. it is not a world of good, not allowing anyone to lose ins

./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> over 100 animals are in need of a home in arkansas. ((brian loftus)) >> coming up on good day we'll see why officials are calling this one of the largest exotic animal rescues in u.s. history./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and demetria obilor. ((brian loftus)) >>> the largest big cat rescue in u-s history is happening in northwest arkansas. ((kirsten joyce)) >> turpentine creek wildlife refuge -- taking 27 big cats into its facility... and placing two-dozen more as erika hall explains, that's just the beginning. (nats lion roaring) ((erika hall)) >> daniel the lion is one of 27 big cats who were recently purchased from a colorado-based facility, after the owner fell ill and could no longer care for t hem. the animal transfer is being called the largest big cat rescue in u-s history-- moving 51 animals in 19 days to different animal sanctuaries. other accredited sanctuaries and basically moving animals and giving them a lifetime home." 9 sec ((erika hall)) >> when daniel

she had moved to arkansas to be with her then boyfriend bill clinton. hillary rodham was running the legal clinic at the university of arkansas in fayetteville. the defendant thomas alfred taylor, who denied the charge had requested a woman lawyer, so the judge appointed the future mrs. clinton. it would be her first criminal defense case. >> mailin gibson was the prosecutor at the time. >> the day after she was appointed, she called me and asked if i could get her unappointed. she didn't want to defend the rapist. >> reporter: despite her objections, clinton immersed herself in taylorese defense as she was legally obligated to do. >> in this affidavit, seeking a psychiatric evaluation of the victim. the rookie lawyer painted the victim as emotionally unstable. suggesting she brought false accusations like this before, that she fantd sized about older men, and experts say children like the victim tend to exaggerate or romanticize sexual experiences. cnn contributor, josh rogan interviewed the victim now in her 50s, in 2014, nearly four decades after the

>> talking about the governor of the state of arkansas. the state police took me up there. who did i have to -- i could tell? i mean, i was terrified. i didn't think -- nobody would believe me -- >> but years later you made the decision to sue. why did you do that? >> well, it was three years later actually. and the state police actually that took me up there, him and another state police did a book, and my name come out in the book. and that's how people started i guess investigating and i came up. and you know, what had happened was said that i had a consensual sexual relationship with him and i did not have any kind of a sexual relationship with him. >> i'm going to kathleen willie. all right, kathleen, your story also well known. did you tell anyone, contemporaneous or at the same time that it happened? >> i did. yes, i did. i told four friends. >> so with all three of you, you made immediate reports to friends or co-workers, and you know, so it's not as though you just came up with this years later. but, you ended up suing, paula, you ended up with $850,000 settlement.

arkansas highway and transportation department officials say crews will continue working to remove debris from the water - as well as the remainining arch. ((danny straessle, ahtd)) "they can't leave debris that is larger than the size of a bowling ball and they have to pull the rebar or the steel reinforcement bittersweet...wh en the bridge she remembers - is completely changed. ((lola hendrix, watched bridge implode)) "it's going to be sad, because i've been over that bridge a lot." ((kirsten joyce)) >> another implosion is expected next week... but this one will be under water. ((brian loftus)) >>> ben affleck is the king of this weekend's box office after his new movie "the accountant" finished in first. ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up on good day we'll see how much the movie earned. and how other movies did during last weekend's openings./// you're watc now good day. ((brian loftus)) he's divisive and dangerous. "uh, i don't know what i said. uh... i don't remember." but congressman hardy supports trump 100% and said he'll do whatever trump wants him to do. are a drain on society and

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a 93-year-old bridge in arkansas is tougher than everyone thought... it took over five hours to bring little rock's broadway bridge was scheduled to come down yesterday morning... but after a series of botched detonations, the bridge stood fast. officials say the bridge's joints were weakened over the weekend to prepare for the bridge's implosion, but that didn't seem to help. a barge was also brought in to try and pull the bridge down. it eventually fell five hours later. out of this life, a winner. " now at 6:00 - a racine woman... brutally murdered. now... we're learning more about the man suspected of killing her... as friends and family try to heal. plus - every vote is supposed to count... but we'll explain why hundreds of early votes from milwaukee... could be disqualified. good morning and welcome to wakeup rob's weather today: mostly cloudy with showers. high: 64 dewpoint: 51 wind: sw-nw 5-15 mph tonight: clearing and cooling. frost likely. low: 36 dewpoint: 49

hogs, arkansas's first win over a ranked team in four years. florida state hosting wake forest on homecoming weekend. travis rudolph was a favorite target today. 13 catches. 238 yards. 36 year to the deeken's 11 yard line. next, 11 yards to tate. back in the end zone. great catch. florida state wins it 17 -6 the final. two more preseason games until warriors open it up. tonight taking on the lakers in vegas. luke walton coaching up steph curry still. klay thompson came out on fire. in reverse under the basket. then the triple. thompson went 18 in the first. 24 on the night. late first quarter durant pulls up with a three. watch him. doesn't bother to watch it drop. durant had 17. curry in mid season form. a triple. warriors win 1 12-107. a safeway classic in napa. not everyone finished due to rain. mickelson is nine under. one shot back of the leader at 14 under. johnson wagner 3 under through 15 holds. 15ur7bd as the round is suspended. hopefully four will be completed tomorrow. this sports report brought to you by river rock, casino. too bad