this is governor mary fallon's office. governor fallon is not only the first woman, she was also the first lieutenant governor. around the corner from her office. they were elected separately so they are both republicans this time around and they are both elected for four-year terms. this is the guardian. sculpted it by one of our former state senators. senator haney is a full blood seminole creek indian. this represents all of the indians of oklahoma. there are 39 tribes that have headquarters in oklahoma. looking at the general population, probably something in the neighborhood of 60 tribes. notice the spear. that means he's staying to protect the state capitol. >> is this an image of a particular person? >> no. it is as generic as he could make it so it represents all of the indians of oklahoma rather than having a particular person or a particular tribe. >> where is this? >> this is the hall of governors. it's a list of the former governors. all except the last three were done by leonard mcmurray for our statehood anni

. >> oklahoma governor mary fallon got a firsthand look at the damage from a series of tornadoes thathe tulsa area over the weekend. she assured local officials the state will help them in their recovery effort. >>> and fedex says that it fixed a power outage that disrupted some customers' ability to track their packages on monday the company says it's now talking to all of those affected you are up to date that's the news update at this hour bill, back downtown to you and sarah. >> all right, sue, thank you we have a news alert on another opioid drug-maker lawsuit. meg tirrell, thanks about that seem to be accelerating up, latest one from the new hampshire attorney general filing suit against oxycontin. they said in their release that one new hampshire prescriber told the attorney general's office that the message he received from a perdue sales representative was that opioids were safe, safe, safe. we reached out to perdue this is the state's fifth suit against pharmaceutical companies, this one specifically against purdue and others coming from oklahoma, missouri and ohio and missi