we have a number of initiatives in arkansas. first, 100% to our schools, which we will have by the middle of next year, and then we want to make sure it gets to our communities. this is a very significant, and it should be included in infrastructure probably right at the top of the list. mayor rawlings: one of the big issues i think we all agree in america is gap between the haves and the have-nots. in the information age, that gap has got to be closed. we do not have to bring down the haves, we can just bring up the have-nots. wouldn't it be wonderful in the 20th century to have president trump be the eisenhower of the highways, the eisenhower of the digital age. i think it would help a lot with that issue. mayor cornett: i agree. because it affects our schools. it affects our libraries. it affects people's everyday life. how many of us didn't bring our phone that is attached to the internet? in the last 10 years, it has become so overly viable in our lives that it has got to be included in part of it. it is just different beca

in my home state of arkansas, it is not -- no matter what violation, the way the law is written in arkansas, nothing that a licensee does is a felony. but they are very fineable misdemeanors. so yes they have a hammer, to the best of my knowledge, all of them have a hammer that they can require enforcement of the minimum standard rules. >> i was a proponent and worked on the muhammad ali act and i certainly am supportive of it and supportive of expanding this. in your testimony, you mention mma fighter exploitation. i think we heard some testimony today that would bring attention to fighter exploitation. is that a pervasive problem now in the industry? >> i think that if you talked to the participants, the answer is most definitely. i think that if you speak to various other components, they would say not so much. it's really a question, whatever legislation is passed, will be endorsed on a local level for a small promoter, just as it would be endorsed all the way up the chain to whatever major promotion there is. so exploitation, in my state of arkansas, we have never had the benefit of on

arkansas governor and mayors of oklahoma city and dallass talk about the way they intend to work with the trump administration on housing and infrastructure. christine todd whitman is the moderator. >> well, first of all, let me just say it's governor asa hutchinson, it would surprise the state to know there was one mayor for the entire state. and the other thing i would just like to note is in the introduction, you didn't hear r or d after any names. that is significant. because as a governor or as a mayor, whether you are republican or democrat, really doesn't matter all that much. you have to deliver programs that work for every one of your citizens, all of them. republicans, democrats, independents, whatever they are. and you do have to deliver those things. it's not a question of sitting and thinking, do we -- might this work. is this a nice way to put this budget together, is this a nice way to put this program together. we have to say, we all -- they have to say now, i used to have to say, is this actually going to work and make it then work. and so what i hope we'll do on this

session of legislature that creates $1 billion in new money for highways in arkansas. combines federal and state money. we are moving forward and i think there is incredible excitement among the states going to have an administration that understands that health care, more flexibility has to begin to the states whenever you are talking about infrastructure it is going to be a strong partnership to get the job done. so we are sitting on pins and needles to see how this develops. i want to end with one thing before i turn it back, i served in congress and the 1990 plaza and in 200i

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beverly carter was well known in little rock, arkansas. she was a beloved mother, wife and a successful real estate broker with a long list of clients. then she vanished. like all too many missing persons cases, police knew it was a race against time to find her before it was too late. here's andrea canning with "the client." >> beverly carter was making a name for herself in little rock, arkansas. >> her face was in the paper every week. >> she had a billboard on one of the busiest interstates with her face on it. >> as a top selling realtor, beverly carter had become somewhat of a local celebrity. with her smile, he put house hunters at ease, trusted to find the perfect home like she often did. >> nobody can do it like beverly could. >> but there was a down side to celebrity. >> this realtor had a target on her back. >> she did and she didn't know it. >> for beverly, being a realtor was more than closing the deal. was see in the perfect job for her personality? >> yes. >> her son and his wife were amazed at how much they loved her. >> on

virginia tech trailed arkansas 4-0 at half. the second half, though, that'ss why you play two halfs, arkansas, intercepted by germane edmond cut the deficit to justt three.ree. can't believe the come back. he will score, the hokeys outt score arkansas 35-0 in the second win 35-25 and finish with 4-4 record. maryland hosting uconn. destiny, nice pass to brianna frazer. the deficit just six minutes. slow couple hits a three, the terps down just six. the final minute, uconn. maryland loses 87-8 #. that is 87 straight wins for you con. this is the best video of thef h night. the who are nets kim balancece walker thinks that he hit the jumper so he turns around, does a little shimmy. just keep dancing. is that > that's what happened. i love how confident he is. he thinks it's in. it's by far the best video ofo the night. >> that's great. if i can make a meal my driver' license picture, it wmyould be that.th > that's pretty funny. >> we can't let d jack go back to philly. we can't that let happen. we'll be back in a minute. ♪ think

it's almost completed in eastern arkansas. big river steel. and that was an opportunity that we had our teachers retirement fund invest in. so when you're a small state, you've got to rely upon a whole arena of investment opportunities for huge -- for big infrastructure projects, whether they're private sector driven or bl public projects as well. so we did a highway improvement plan in arkansas that was bipartisan, that we just passed a special session of legislature that creates $1 billion in new money for highways in arkansas, combined federal money and state money combined. so we're moving forward. and i think there's incredible excitement among the states, because we're going to have an administration that understands in health care, more flexibility has to be given to the states whenever you're talking about infrastructure, it's going to be a strong partnership to get the job done. and so we're sitting on pins and needles to see how this develops. i want to end with one thing before i turn it back is, i served in congress in the 1990s, a

defense in the impeachment trial of president bill clinton, who he had known her decades as a fellow arkansas politician. here is a portion of those remarks. the question is, how do we come to be here? we are here because of a five-year, relentless, unending, investigation of the president. $50 billion, hundreds of fbi agents spanning across the nation examining in detail, a microscopic -- the microscopic lives of people. maybe the most intense investigation not only of a president, but anybody, ever. state strongly about this because this is my state and what we have endured. you will have to excuse me, but that investigation has also shown that the judicial system does and will get out of kilter unless it is controlled. people,e innocent innocent people who have been financially and mentally bankrupt. one woman told me two years ago wereher legal fees $95,000. if she said "i do not have $95,000, the only asked that i have is the equity in my home which just happens to correspond $95,000.al fees of the only thing i can think of to do is to deed my home." .his woman was innocent since that ti

now police in bentonville, arkansas, can help solve a real life who done it. amazon is saying no to audio recordings, transcribed records, text records from an echo inside a home where a murder may have been committed. >> when you buy one, even when it's not on it's listening. >> reporter: prosecutors say 32-year-old james bates murdered his co-worker james collins. bates called 911 pled not guilty. he's scheduled to go to trial next year. his attorney says bates has nothing to hide but this is an issue of privacy. >> you should be able to do what you want in your home and that is free from the view of public, the view of police. >> reporter: amazon tells nbc news it will not release customer information without a valid and binding legal demand properly served on us. amazon objects to over broad and otherwise inappropriate demands as a matter of course. the prosecutor says this is about justice. >> we have established probable cause and obtained a warrant from a judge to search this device the same way we would search a person's cell phone, we would search a p

beverly carter was well known in little rock, arkansas. she was a beloved mother, wife and a successful real estate broker with a long list of clients. then she vanished. like all too many missing persons cases, police knew it was a race against time to find her before it was too late. here's andrea canning with "the client." >> beverly carter was making a name for herself in little rock, arkansas. >> her face was in the paper every week. >> she had a billboard on one of the busiest interstates with her face on it. >> as a top selling realtor, beverly carter had become somewhat of a local celebrity. with her smile, he put house hunters at ease, trusted to find the perfect home like she often did. >> beverly was awesome at it. nobody could do it like beverly could. >> but there was a down side to celebrity. >> this realtor had a target on her back. >> she did and she didn't know it. >> for beverly, being a realtor was more than closing the deal. was see in the perfect job for her personality? >> yes. >> her sons chad and carl junior and his

virginia tech trailed arkansas 4-0 at half. the second half, though, that's why you play two halfs, arkansas, intercepted by germane edmond cut the deficit to just three. can't believe the come back. early fourth quarter, hand off, he will score, the hokeys out score arkansas 35-0 in the second win 35-25 and finish with 4-4 record. maryland hosting uconn. destiny, nice pass to brianna frazer. the deficit just six minutes. slow couple hits a three, the terps down just six. the final minute, uconn. that is 87 straight wins for you con. this is the best video of the night. the who are nets kim balance walker thinks that he hit the jumper so he turns around, does a little shimmy. just keep dancing. is that really premature. > that's what happened. i love how confident he is. he thinks it's in. it's by far the best video of the night. >> that's great. if i can make a meal my driver's license picture, it would be that. > that's pretty fu an ionic new york city landmark is set to close its doors, the ionic kearny deli is shutting down

i'd be happy if we could list the top ones in arkansas. yes, there is a specific list of priorities. would it be different than cities? i think there's probably a lot more agreement. one of our projects would be a bridge across arkansas river, i-49 bridge. that helps cities all along. it's a state priority project. and so there's projects from state and city level. >> adding a little bit to that. one of the important things and whatever happens is to allow as much decision making to come down on those priorities to the states and the cities rather than have the federal government try to do it. i just think back to the days, totally different area, still spoke to that, the ability to come together to make things work and how the flexibility made a real difference in states. that was welfare reform. when we had bill clinton as president and newt gingrich, republicans in control of the congress. i was part of the governors who would come down on a regular basis to meet over that. it took us three times to get a bill the president would sign.

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she is worked in fort smith, arkansas. everyone who has ever been president saw their personal wealth increase. this time seems no different. no new rules. guest: you have to look at how their wealth increased. whether it was from books or a variety of other things. when we are looking at business that could be influenced by the decisions made by that office , that's very concerning. i don't think it's unreasonable to want to take a look and put a structure in place to make sure there is not a temptation to make decisions based on business. say he puts it in

now police in bentonville, arkansas, hope alexa can help solve a real-life who done it. but amazon is saying no to a warrant seeking electronic data in the form of audio recordings, transcribed records, text records from an he can toe inside a home where a murder may have been committed. >> when you buy one of these things, even if it's not on, it's on, and it's listening. >> reporter: prosecutors say 32-year-old james bates, murdered his co-worker victor collins who was found strangled in bates hot tub. bates who called 911, pled not guilty. he's scheduled for trial next year. his attorney says he has nothing to hide, but this is an issue of privacy. >> you should be able to do what you want in your home and that is free from the view of public, the view of police. >> reporter: tonight amazon tells nbc news it will not release customer information without a valid and binding legal demand properly served on us. amazon objects to overbroad and otherwise inappropriate demands as a matter of course. the prosecutor says this is about justice. >> we have established probable

little rock, arkansas, hit a new record low. outside st. louis today, school buses wouldn't start. class, canceled. in denver, hometown airline frontier, still struggling after snow crippled operations this weekend. since the arctic blast began, 22 weather-related deaths have been reported across ten states. the majority of those killed on icy roads. >> today was the last day of this cold snap. by tomorrow, we are going to see temperatures that are getting close to normal. and by the latter part of the week, we're at or above normal. >> reporter: a welcome chance to thaw out, with winter's official start still two days away. improving weather, good news for holiday travelers. here in the midwest, though, we are keeping an eye on the potential for more snow and wintry mix over christmas weekend. lester? >> blake mccoy in chicago, thank you. >>> an urgent manhunt is under way in arkansas for a driver who shot and killed a 3-year-old boy in what police call a deadly case of road rage. late today investigators released the gripping 911 call. nbc's gabe gutierrez has details. >> acen ha

and today's hashtag one lucky guy former presidential candidate and former governor of the state of arkansas governor mike huckabee, he is with all due respect, "outnumbered." >> outnumbered, outclassed, outlooked. i get it. thank you. >> supreme class going on down there. >> a guy said i used to have a tie that didn't go with anything either. hurt my feelings, i am surprised i showed up today. >> chris was a hater. >> we have a lot to get to. good to have you as well, megyn. get started with the stunning developments. senior u.s. intelligence officials saying vladimir putin was personally involved in efforts to interfere with the presidential election, and that putin himself, a former kgb

an arrest made in the shooting death of a 3-year-old in arkansas. how police were finally able to detain the suspect a week after the child was gunned down in a road rage incident. and false alarm? what caused a united flight to make an emergency landing in houston texas. drum roll please.hing. it's the sing sweepstakes. it's some of this, loads of that. 'cause you can win $100,000 from post cereal brands. honey bunches of oats. and sing. only in theaters - rain for part of christmas eve - sunny & seasonable - unseasonably mild early next week - cooler & dry for new year's weekend today: sunny early, then becoming mostly cloudy. cooler. highs: 46-51 winds: s 5 mph tonight: cloudy. showers developing after midnight. lows: 36-40 winds: s 5 mph christmas eve: morning rain. cloudy after noon with clearing skies after 6pm. highs: 49-51 winds: sw 5 mph it's 5 xx and still to come on good morning washington. mine too. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our

at last in arkansas, police thought they knew where beverly carter was. here's andrea canning with the conclusion of "the client." >>> four days after beverly carter disappeared police pulled up to this remote cement plant. they frantically searched for the missing real estate agent. you just have this gut feeling that's where she's at? >> yeah. >> shortly after arriving, an officer stumbled on something straight out of a crime novel, an elbow sticking out of a shallow grave. it was beverly. detective allison went to see carl. >> you never forget the look on somebody's face when you tell them that you found their spouse. it's hard. that's probably the hardest part of it. >> he said we found beverly. i said, well, was she alive? and -- no. "i'm sorry. but she wasn't." >> we had worked so hard, i mean, to find her. we just really tried to do right, and it wasn't enough. >> i know she pleaded. i know she pleaded for her life and to be sent to come back to us and for her grandbabies, and i just have to know they're there to comfort her. >> arron lewis was cha

police in bentonville, arkansas, think so. they served a groundbreaking subpoena on amazon to gain access to the device's adios miles. erin moriarty of "48 hours" is here to explain. see, erin, what does a virtual assistant like the amazon echo two? >> reporter: well, this is one. i brought it from home. and it is a device that is activated with a single word, a hot word or a wake word. and in this case it's "alexia." it records my command but it also records everything else, all the ambient sound in my room. so in this case, in the arkansas case, the prosecutors are looking at this as a possible virtual witness, hoping that at some time in the night, when-- some time when this man some sound that can either prove it's a murder or at least give some kind of evidence. >evidence. >> quijano: so amazon said in a statement they will not release customer information without a valid and binding legal demand. why do you think amazon hasn't cooperated yet? >> reporter: what's interesting about this, it doesn't have a hard drive, so po

in arkansas we have a lot of problems. we got down to a 3.8% unemployment rate. the first quarter, we have the highest economic growth rate of any state in the union. if we can use the infrastructure investment that spurs the theomy on, that will reap benefits in terms of the national debt as well. mayor rawlings: i went to a conference of the white house where mayors were introduced sovereign wealth funds, large pension funds, and i realize there were trillions of dollars -- trillions -- sitting on the sidelines wanting to invest in the united states, and we can figure out how to talk to them and put these deals together to read and probably one of the most important things the secretary of the treasury howhelp us do is figure out to do that. what gets in the way his ideology, because people run on this notion that we don't want to privatize something, ok? and there's different models to do it on both ends, ok? i agree with the governor that we need to figure out how to get that money working here in the united states, and it has to go it has to go to washington

but police in arkansas have issued a warrant, demanding access to an echo, hoping it can private home. nbc's miguel almaguer explains. >> alexa, what's the weather? >> reporter: amazon's popular home assistant echo, better known as alexa, was a best-seller this christmas. now police in bentonville, arkansas, hope alexa can help solve a real-life whodunnit, but amazon is saying no to a warrant seeking electronic data in the form of audio recordings, transcribed records, text records from an echo inside a home where a murder may have been committed. >> when you buy one of these things, even if it's not on, it's on, and it's listening. >> reporter: prosecutors say 32-year-old james bates, murdered his co-worker victor collins who was found strangled in bates hot tub. bates who called 911, pled not guilty. he's scheduled for trial next year. his attorney says he has nothing to hide, but this is an issue of privacy. >> you should be able free from the view of public, the view of police. >> reporter: tonight amazon tells nbc news it will not release customer information without a valid and

police in bentonville, arkansas, think so. they served a groundbreaking subpoena on amazon to gain access to the device's adios miles. erin moriarty of "48 hours" is here to explain. see, erin, what does a virtual assistant like the amazon echo two? >> reporter: well, this is one. i brought it from home. and it is a device that is activated with a single word, a hot word or a wake word. and in this case it's "alexia." it records my command but it also records everything else, all the ambient sound in my room. so in this case, in the arkansas case, the prosecutors are looking at this as a possible virtual witness, hoping that at some time in the night, when-- some time when this man died, that it might have picked up some sound that can either prove it's a murder or at least give some kind of evidence. >evidence. >> quijano: so amazon said in a statement they will not release customer information without a valid and binding legal demand. why do you think amazon hasn't cooperated yet? >> reporter: what's interesting about this,

but police in arkansas have issued a warrant, demanding access to an echo, hoping it can provide clues to a murder inside a private home. nbc's miguel almaguer explains. >> reporter: alexa, what's the weather? >> reporter: amazon's popular home assistant echo, better known as alexa, was a best-seller this christmas. now police in bentonville, arkansas, hope alexa can help solve a real-life whodunnit, but amazon is saying no to a warrant seeking electronic data in the form of audio recordings, tribed records, text records from an echo inside a home where a murder may have been committed. >> when you buy one of these things, even if it's not on, it's on, and it's listening. >> reporter: prosecutors say 32-year-old james baits murdered his co-worker victor collins who was found strangled in bates hot tub. bates who called 911, pled not guilty. he's scheduled for trial next year. his attorney says he has nothing to hide, but this is an issue of privacy. >> you should be able to do what you want in your home and that is free from the slview of public, the view of police. >> reporter: tonigh

little rock, arkansas, hit a new record low. outside st. louis today, school buses wouldn't start. class, canceled. in denver, hometown airline frontier, still struggling after snow crippled operations this weekend. since the arctic blast began, 22 weather-related deaths have been reported across ten states. the majority of those killed on icy roads. >> today was the last day of this cold snap. by tomorrow, we are going to see temperatures that are getting close to normal. and by the latter part of the week, we're at or above normal. >> reporter: a welcome chance to thaw out, with winter's official start still two days away. improving weather, good news for holiday travelers. here in the midwest, though, we are keeping an eye on the potential for more snow and wintry mix over christmas weekend. lester? >> blake mccoy in chicago, thank you. >>> an urgent manhunt is under way in arkansas for a driver who shot and killed a 3-year-old boy in what police call a deadly case of road rage. late today investigators released the gripping 911 call. nbc's gabe gutierrez has details. >> assen h

>> i love being the attorney general of arkansas. it is quite an honor to have my name in the mix. it is probably in the mix because of the strong stances i have taken against the current epa and some of the rules of the united states, the so-called clean power plant, number of things this administration has done with regard to states' rights. that's probably why my name is in the mix and i have been a tremendous supporter of president-elect trump from the beginning and have talked to people across arkansas and across america and i was not surprised on election night. >> so donald trump, this was a surprise, though, donald trump meeting with al gore last week, who is obviously a very well-known and very big climate change activist. during the campaign, we all very well remember donald trump tweeting that he believed climate change was a hoax created by the chinese. since being elected attorney general, he has seemed to soften on that, noting there is some human connectivity in interviews with regard to climate change, since epa is obviously something you are in consideration for, d

bentonville, arkansas detectives are asking for a recording to solve a murder. victor collins was found dead in a hot tub at james bates house and alexa was in the room the whole time, may provide some clues what happened. a warrant was issued but amazon actually refused to comply. jeff flock joins us with the late on the case. here we go again with privacy versus safety. amazon is saying not so fast. reporter: major can of worms on this one, cheryl. no easy answer to it. i suspect we'll get one, but case of james andrew bates. he had a fellow, friend allegedly turned up strangled and drowned in his hot tub. mr. bates has been charged with murder but they have mainly circumstantial evidence. they want a subpoena a lexsa she's the voice on that amazon echo. you know you ask things like, you know, who won the world series in 1963, and how do i drown a guy in my hot tub or something like that. at any rate, that stuff is recorded when you have a conversation with alexa. that goes up to the cloud and the folks in arkansas would like to have access to that. amazon say

police in bentonville, arkansas, think so. they served a groundbreaking subpoena on amazon to gain access to the device's audio files. erin moriarty of "48 hours" is here to explain. echoerin, what does a virtual assistant like the amazon echo r:? >> reporter: well, this is one. i brought it from home. and it is a device that is activated with a single word, a hot word or a wake word. and in this case, it's "alexa." it records my command, but it also records everything else, all the ambient sound in my thom. so in this case, in the arkansas case, the prosecutors are looking at this as a possible virtual witness, hoping that at some time in the night, when-- some time when this man died, that it might have picked up some sound that can either prove a's a murder or at least give some kind of evidence. ja quijano: so amazon said in a enatement they will not release customer information without a malid and binding legal demand. why do you think amazon hasn't haoperated yet? i reporter: what's interesting about this, it doesn't hav

from arkansas, julie is calling on our republican line. goodni

little rock, arkansas, hit a new record low. outside st. louis in denver, hometown airline frontier, still struggling after snow crippled operations this weekend. since the arctic blast began, 22 weather-related deaths have been reported across ten states. the majority of those killed on icy roads. >> today was the last day of this cold snap. by tomorrow, we are going to see temperatures that are getting close to normal. and by the latter part of the week, we're at or above normal. >> reporter: a welcome chance to thaw out, with winter's official start still two days away. improving weather, good news for holiday travelers. here in the midwest, though, we are keeping an eye on the potential for more snow and wintry mix over christmas weekend. lester? >> blake mccoy in chicago, thank you. >>> an urgent manhunt is under way in arkansas for a driver who shot and killed a 3-year-old boy in what police call a deadly case of road rage. late today investigators released the gripping 911 call. has details. >> acen has been shot, oh, my god! >> repo

almost completed in eastern arkansas. big river steel. that was an opportunity that we had our teachers retirement fund invest in. when you're a small state you have to rely upon a whole irene fa -- arena of investment opportunities for big infrastructure projects whether they're private sector driven or public projects as well. so we did a highway improvement plan in arkansas that was bipartisan, that we just passed in special session of the legislature that creates $1 billion in new money for highways in arkansas, combines federal money and state money combined. so we're moving forward and there's incredible excitement among the states because we'll have an administration that health care, more flexibility had to be given to the states. whenever you're talking about infrastructure, it's a strong partnership to get the job done. so we're sitting on pins and needles to see how this develops. i want to end with one thing. served in congress in the 1990s and in 2000 i joined the george w. bush administration; when i was in congress we were

texas queso or arkansas cheese dip? after a blind taste test among fellow senators, it was the championship. i'd like to put that up against reiger family clam dip. >> again, we got a great product here and will challenge anybody, not only in texas but throughout the rest of the country as to the quality of stuff we produce. >> this all started as a twitter beef between the senators from arkansas and texas. as many things do. that pesky twitter causes all kinds of p outlined arkansas' claims that it is the first state to have cheese dip. >> i'm surprised, i would have thought the queso would win. >> i thought queso would have been around forever and ever and ever. >> that's right. >>> news 4 is working for you in the community. our employees adopted 100 angel tree children to help make their christmas a little bit brighter. the salvation army picked up the gifts today. about eight cart loads full. that means children will wake up to bicycles, games, dolls, all under their christmas trees. but there are still children wh

they say they won't comply with anything that's not a valid and binding legal demand. >> an arkansas judge found probable cause that there might be information relevant to this murder investigation in amazon's possession. it raises an interesting question as to how much does law enforcement get to know about us. if you voluntarily put one of these device in your home and it's recording or at least on 24/7, amazon has the ability to be recording 24/7. >> one of the reasons math that might differentiate it from the apple san bernardino case where apple refused to comply with law enforcement demand that they unlock the terrorist iphone, amazon may show that they are in fact recording and storing everything and they have that capability. >> it's very scary to think the reasonable zon doesn't want to comply with these subpoenas is maybe they are not being truthful and if they are recording and gathering information not unlike nsa. so it's a scary proposition. a lot of civil rights activists are complaining the government shouldn't have access or the police in this arkansas case shouldn't

country in three years. >>> and a man that is accused of killing a boy in a road rage incidents in arkansas is arrested. gary holmes is looked on capital murder and committing shooting death of asa king. he apparently shot at the car because he thought the grandmother was not moving fast enough at a traffic light. >>> witnesses were in the same car while on the interstate in oakland. no arrests have been made. >>> a man in northeast pennsylvania survived being trached in his wrecked car for 12 hours, brian smith was driving on interstate 81 in butler county when his car flipped over an embankments and his phone slipped out of the cup holder leaving him with no way to call for help. a police corporal found him by tapping into a gps feature on his phone. >>> and starbucks offering up free drinks this afternoon. find out which local stores are taking part in the give away and package thieves caught stealing off people's doorways. how to keep your gifts safe when we return. >>> health check this noon. tests are showing the ebola vaccine to be highly effective. this could stop outbreaks in the f

police in bentonville, arkansas think so. they served a ground breaking subpoena on amazon to gain access to the device audio files. erin, what does a virtual assistant like amazon echo do? >> this is one. i brought it from home. it is a device that is activated with a single word. a hot word or a and in this case, alexa. it records my command. but it also records everything else. all the ambient sound in my room. so, in this case, in the arkansas case, the prosecutors are looking at this as a possible virtual witness. hoping that at some time in the night, when some time when this man died, that it might have picked up some sound that can either prove it is a murder or at least give some kind of evidence. >> amazon said in a statement -- they will not release customer information without a valid and binding legal demand. why do you think amazon hasn't cooperated yet? >> what is interesting, doesn't have a hard drive. police can't access the information on their own. they have how to go to amazon. if amazon just handed over t

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a jury could sentence him to death. >>> alexa is an arkansas man guilty of murder? alexa is the voice of a personal assistant called the amazon echo. you might remember those commercials. the device starts to record when it's spoken to and stores that conversation. jim bates has one in his home. he's charged with murdering a friend at that home during a night of drinking and police want to exam the echo to see if it recorded anything that might help them in their investigation. amazon is refusing to turn over customer information and the bates attorney is hoping the company doesn't give it. >> should things be said out of context is that scares me. it scare me that is using technology for what is supposed to help us. >> amazon is sticking to its guns. >>> coming up, a video of one state's worse red light runners goes viral. >> a woman traveling hundreds of miles to recreate a photo of her grandmother taken mor ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> new at 6:00, what would you do to connect with a loved one who passed away? would you dr

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we'll see if temperatures recover. >>> police in little rock arkansas are offering a $20,000 reward for information on the man who shot and killed a three- year-old boy and what they are calling a road rage incident. it happened saturday while the play was shopping with his grandmother the police say when they stopped at a stop sign the driver behind the got angry that they weren't moving fast enough so he got out and shot into the woman's car. at least one bullet hit the little boy and he later died at the hospital, the grandmother was not hurt. >>> this is probably one of the most frustrating things that you will encounter in your career when it involves children particularly kids that are this age, their innocence. they can do very little to protect themselves. >> investors say the grandmother and the boys do not know the shooter so far no arrests have been made. >> a park in southern california is closed after it big tree fell down to, people taking wedding photos saturday afternoon and one person was killed. a woman died and seven others were hurt all of us have been in whittier. a

. >>> a turn here to an unusual murder investigation in arkansas that's raising new questions about the intersection of privacy and technology. police are asking amazon for some data from its popular virtual assistant echo. nbc's gabe gutierrez now with that story from bentonville, arkansas. >> reporter: this morning, a murder case is testing the limits of privacy inside your home. >> alexa, turn off the light. >> reporter: the amazon echo, better known as alexa was a best-seller this christmas. now police in bentonville, arkansas, have filed a warrant for electronic data from the virtual assistant to help solve a murder. >> we know amazon has a copy because consumers can listen to all their requests and delete them. >> reporter: what's not clear is how much relevan data is on the device or on amazon's servers. prosecutors say 32-year-old james bates murdered his co-worker, victor collins, who was found strangled in bates' hot tub. bates has pleaded not guilty. >> did anybody think when this waing created that information that you gave to alexa or you gave to amazon echo would be used o

he surrendered to police in arkansas overnight. they say holmes was frustrated with a woman's drufbing and shot into her car last weekend. a bullet hit her grandson acen king and that boy died. >>> a report of hate-based vandalism is under investigation at sligo creek elementary school in silver spring. a student told social workers "kill all whites" was written on the bathroom wall on wednesday. if you have any nvgs call the police. there's a $10,000 award in this case. >>> frederick county has offered to pay for monitoring. this is an update to a story we told you about. the di one year of identity protection. about 1,000 students may have had their information stolen through the maryland state education department. it include students in public schools between november 2005 and november 2006. the district is contacting everyone affected. >>> this could be the redskins' biggest game tore the sin. they play the chicago bears tomorrow. this is a look at practice yesterday where two key players did not participate. tight end jordan

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police in bentonville, arkansas think so. they served a ground breaking subpoena on amazon to gain access to the device audio files. erin, what does a virtual assistant like amazon echo do? >> this is one. i brought it from home. it is a device that is activated with a single word. a hot word or a wake word. and in this case, alexa. it records my command. but it also records everything else. all the ambient sound in my room. so, in this case, in the arkansas case, the prosecutors are looking at this as a possible virtual witness. hoping that at some time in the night, when some time when this man died, that it might have picked up some sound that can either prove it is a murder or at least give some kind of evidence. >> amazon said in a statement -- they will not release customer information without a valid and binding legal demand. why do you think amazon hasn't cooperated yet? >> what is interesting, doesn't have a hard drive. police can't access the information on their own. they have how to go to amazon. if amazon just ha

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