this is midwest city, oklahoma, just outside of oklahoma city. we'll get you more information as it comes into us, as to how this started. why we're in this situation now. it looked like there was five or six police vehicles following in the back. right now we're getting live shot there. it looks like two police vehicles following. mike brooks joins us now, hln law enforcement analyst, an expert on these types of situations. mike, we're trying to get more information but you see now, it looks like two lane, mountain road. start there, you have to be extra careful with something like, this right? >> absolutely, mike. the normal technique, they're trying to do a pit maneuver, something like that, may not work on something like this because you see, not much road to work with. abo it did look like the right front tire was going down -- >> it's out, mike. >> not thick tires, it's kind of low profile. >> yeah that right front tire is out and this is a like a closeu there. seemed somewhat calm, both hands on the wheel, mike. >> yeah, she has her hands

midwest. drenching dallas, kansas city, parts of iowa and illinois. gusty winds, hail and isolated tornados in oklahoma and texas. >> 69 in dallas. 49 in omaha. 50s in chicago and minneapolis. 60s in seattle, portland and boise. new york will get up to 59. atlanta 72. and miami 78. >>> this is cool. a lean, mean riding machine that performs like it was custom-made for 007. >> only a man would think of this. >> look at that. >> he has taken -- like you said, it's like james bond after he rigged his mop with a pow unfortunately flame flower. moped. that doesn't look like a mop. the scooter fires flames 15 feet long. it's intended to be the ultimate road rage weapon. >> i could see that, that would work. turns out it is illegal in england, and most other places, to fire flames at other drivers so the investor says he's still having fun with it off the road. looked like he was on the road right there. looked pretty cool. whether it was on a mop or a moped, it would be pretty darn cool. >> the mop may not be as threatening though. we'll be right back with

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obama left the white house this morning, heading to the midwest to sell his health care reform plan to a skeptical public. he speaks today in iowa city, iowa where he first campaigned for health care reform three years ago. as the president left washington, his allies on captiol hill were pushing through round two of the health care reform plan. republicans found problems with the so-called fix it bill and they are sending it back to the house for another gop. the gop searched for this hoping to bring it down. >> we fought on behalf of the american people this week and will continue to fight until the bill is repealed. >> reporter: top democrats think it will be on the president's desk in the next couple of days. the heated debate triggered concerns over the safety of lawmakerrers and their staffers. capitol police and the fbi are investigating threats of violence against members of congress who voted for the bill. >> we need to be careful in public life our rhetoric does not turn in to inciteful violence or violence acts. >> reporter: he announced he'd support a voice mail and received threatening calls -- at least four democratic o

city. readings this morning are 10 degrees warmer in the upper midwest and parts of the dakotas and northern minnesota. so even this very cold air up around the great lakes and plains is mod rating to some extent. we don't need cold weather to come in once this storm comes through. here's the satellite imaginary. most of the big thunderstorms have been occurring to the south of us. you can see how this high pressure has kept the mid-atlantic and southeastern part of the midwest high and dry with the storm. here's what the situation will look like this evening. low pressure moving into the tennessee river valley. front stalled off to our northwest. we are dry through the day today. after dark, rain chances increase. south winds 5 to 10. 69 to 73 the high temperature during the day today. insta-weather futurecast shows these clouds drifting in this afternoon. then this evening after 9:00 or so rain chances begin to increase. by tomorrow morning, we have shower activity. the heaviest rains are expected during the day, and by tomorrow evening the heaviest rains pulling up. we are not done with t

midwest, and i-10 along the gulf coast. wet or snow-covered roads from northern california to seattle. >> if you're flying today, expect airport delays in seattle, salt lake city and las vegas. also in detroit, chicago, kansas city, memphis, atlanta and new orleans. >>> well, it is a radical move to revitalize a city which has seen better days. the new mayor of detroit wants to tear down parts of the city and start over. >> the demolition of thousands of homes could begin right away. chris bury reports now from detroit. >> reporter: for a city on the brink, it is a gutsy move, deciding it must shrink to survive. the new mayor, former nba star dave bing, delivered some tough love. >> i am unveiling a plan to demolish 3,000 dangerous residential structures this year. >> reporter: in its heyday, nearly 2 million people lived here. now, fewer than half that. consider the corner of jefferson and holcomb 30 years ago. look at it now. a third of detroit is too scarcely populated to function. more than 10,000 buildings could be demolished. >> we are a city in a huge financial crisis as i speak. and we've got to make some hard decisions for ourselves. >> reporter: at f

midwest, along stretches of i-20, 40 and 70, in kansas and texas. and wet roads in iowa and up to illinois. >>> if you are flying today, expect airport delays in denver, kansas city and dallas. and in the east, from boston to washington. >>> well, the administration's plan to help struggling homeowners avoid foreclosure is a bust, according to a watchdog group's new report. >> and an abc news poll shows 69% said the big bailed out banks aren't doing enough to help the middle class. >> david muir spoke to a whistleblower who says he can't bare what the banks are doing to dmers. >> you know, we're raised to do the right thing. and you know, we're treated like a number. >> reporter: what about all this talk from washington that after the bailout, the major banks would help homeowners. >> it's just not happening. >> reporter: his bank alone holds tens of millions in deposits. in the last year, how many loan modifications have you seen in your particular bank? >> completed? fully completed? zero. >> reporter: and mortgages, he says, are just the tip of the iceberg. angered about what he says are exploding penalties and fees. the top four banks pulling in $40 billion i

midwest and northeast. showers in the south from raleigh, myrtle beach, atlanta and miami. a mix of rain and snow in south dakota, nebraska and utah. >>> 50s in salt lake city today. boise and seattle, as well. 73 in sacramento. 83 in phoenix. 60s across much of the northwest. the northeast is warmer than parts of florida today, with boston, new york and baltimore just shy of 70 degrees. >>> when we come back, the fed chairman stands his ground when it comes to regulating the nation's banks. >>> and keeping your family pet safer. that's the idea behind some new safer. that's the idea behind some new pest control product labelood. >>> welcome back. it is time, now, for a check of market activity, starting overseas. tokyo's nikkei average fell nearly 1% today. hong kong's hang seng is lower. in london, the ftse opened lower. on wall street, the dow starts the day at its highest level of the year, after climbing 47 points yesterday. the nasdaq added 11 points. >>> federal reserve chairman ben bernanke was on capitol hill yesterday, defending the fed's turf. bernanke warned lawmakers that a proposal limiting the fed's oversight powers is a bad idea. >> we are q

. >> 54 in salt lake city. 68 in albuquerque. 83 in phoenix today. mostly 60s across the midwest. highs near 70 from boston to baltimore. and uppe60s from atlanta to dallas. >>> supreme court just advertises have long been depicted as serious and intelligent. now someone has turned them into child's play. >> the entertaining law journal givenback.org has been churning out bobbleheads of justices past and present. rehnquist, sandra day o'connor and others. >> up to 2,000 of each one is made. greenbag says there are not just toys and they are not for sale, they are given away. >> i'd like some of those, those are cool. >> they are cool. wouldn't it be funny to bach into one of their offices, a supreme court justice, and see one of these in an office? >> that bastion of seriousness with a bobblehead on the desk, that would be funny. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." ♪ [ woman ] nine iron, it's almost tee-time. time to face the pollen that used to make me sneeze, my eyes water. but with new zyrtec® liquid gels, i get allergy relief at liquid speed. that's the fast, po

midwest to snow in the rockies. spring starts tomorrow, you know that, but old man winter is not giving up in the mile high city.ple in denver are getting one more blast of winter weather. they have an advisory until midnight. >> our snow is a distant memory but it's replaced by spring fever. >> temperatures will be like mid-april than mid-march. gary mcgrady has more on that. >> how about that. some 15, maybe 20degrees warmer than where we should be. the good news, it will last through the weekend. we can't always say that but it looks like we will have a pleasant weekend. here is why. you look at true view, you can't find clouds out there. it will remain mostly clear overnight tonight and for the better part of the weekend there will be clouds coming in sunday. believit or not associated with this snow that we were just talking about and showing you pictures lifting out to the central plains. in kansas, most of western kansas is under the gun for a little snow. before it's said and done, the texas panhandle will get snow, parts of missouri and arkansas as well. 71 in the city. leesburg 73. frederick 71. a litt

midwest. a storm dropped a foot of snow across several states. in arkansas icy roads caused dangerous driving conditions. churches even cancelled sunday services. in kansas city families headed for the hills to have some fun in the snow. >> you know, i don't really have a fragile psyche but if we were to get that kind of snow, i don't know. i don't think i could handle it. >> tom kierein, could you hold it together? >> i would have to. >> you would have to. >> doesn't look like any snow for us. we're getting precipitation. on the radar we're picking up a few sprinkles around at this hour where you see the patches of blue showing a few passing showers across northern virginia, maryland and the district and in west virginia as well. and our temperatures on the mild side near 60 degrees right now. 60 in washington. and later on today highs in the mid-60s, maybe a passing shower or perhaps a few sprinkles and maybe also a passing thunder shower late this afternoon. overnight tonight into tomorrow through midday passing light showers or a sprinkle. sun back tomorrow with highs in the upper 50s. wednesday and thursday sun back and a bit milder. morning lows near 40

city is snowing with a windchill of 14. everyone in the east, you better appreciate that, because our friend in the midwest are just dealingith what feels like the middle of winter. the snowstorm is not a huge snowstorm. you can see white on the map. that's just a little area of snow but it will cause significant impacts along the border right where arkansas, oklahoma, kansas and missouri all meet there. that's going to be the worst of it. some portions of pring field, just north of fayetteville, arkansas, someone in there is probably going to end up with 6 to 12 inches of snow before it is all said and done. oklahoma city still has moderate snow, but from tulsa, in order ward on 44 is where the heaviest snow will fall through the remainder of today. as far as what's going on in the east here, 67. boston is our new leader on the map today. 67 degrees already at 11:00 in the morning. highs are only supposed to be in the upper 40s this time of year. today we'll end up into the low 70s. this is -- we are looking at end of may type weather in the middle of march. >> i think it is lunch outside by the ice rink. those two things

city a health mart town. there are health mart towns across america. find your locally owd health mar at healthmart.com [ >> reporter: hello i'm julie banderas. a waiting game in the midwestnight many people keeping a close eye on the surging waters of the red river. two the biggest towns in danger, fargo, north dakota the west bank and moorehead, minnesota on the east. locals putting more than a million sandbags in place. the river is expected to crest tomorrow. forcasters say the water level could drop due to recent cold weather and slower melting snow. >> words of con trish shun from the head of the roman catholic church. pope benedict xvi apologizing to victims of sex abuse at irish diocese and stem . in a letter he says he feels shame and remorse for abuses that went on for decades more than 100 children victimized. the letter will be read out in churches across ireland tomorrow. i'm julie banderas. now back to huckabee. for all headlines go on to foxnews.com. >> mike: don't miss the huckabee report monday through friday, three times daily on 566 of the finest radio stations in the country. if you are not hearing it you ought to call and ask for. if you would like a

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city. calm readings around the state and a light breeze around the rest. we talked about snow in the dakotas and iowa, this is the system that's bringing it around the midwestu see a transition when it moves into the warmer air towards minneapolis and you'll see the rain mixing in with it. the front will get here late sunday night and we'll see the cooler air and the warmer air mixing and creating thunderstorms. it's taking a while to get here and it won't ease off quickly. it's taken a while for the high to get here. we'll see more cloud cover late tomorrow and it will linger tuesday. and we'll keep you posted on how long it will take to get out. we're not expecting a lot of rain, but it will be a messy start to the workweek. i would imagine that the boaters are going to get into full swing, soon. overnight lows around 46 degrees and comfortable. partly sunny and we raining warm tomorrow and 72 degrees and for the next five days, 66 money and we'll take a hit with the front moving through and back to 54 tuesday and rain clears out and sun returning and 62 and 60. overnight lows, the mildest night, sunday and back to the 30s by the end of the five day. >>>