bill: this is from moore oklahoma.cers try to stop two brothers after their car hits another car. one's resisting. he is subdued on the ground with a taser. his brother charges in a rage, tackling the officer. allegedly striking him in the head. listen. >> this is not like you see on tv. and, our guys are facing more and more assaults, on police officers overall are up. bill: both brothers are now facing charges. that from moore, oklahoma. jamie: those were incredible pictures. this is incredible too. a topless pose. i got your attention, didn't i? it is on the cover of "golf digest." it is causing an uproar. it is not just any model. it is lpga star lexi thompson, ditching her shirt and towel for strategic cover. she became the youngest ever u.s. open competitor when she was 12 years old. now that she is older she is bolder. lex sy tweeting, i landed on the may cover the "golf digest." so pumped to represent fitness and power #girl power. lars larsen syndicated radio show host for alpha media network. chuck rocha, fel

at the end of the day 2:00 in the morning, driving from the capital toward my home in moore oklahoma, and seeing a line of people outside the blood center at 2:00 in the morning still there and wanting to help and be supportive in whatever way that they could. but we were really, really blessed at that particular moment in the history of our state and in the history of our country with extraordinary leadership. i think first always because i worked for governor keating as his secretary of state the manner in which he responded. like my friend, mr. lucas, i heard about this totally unexpectedly. i was literally walking into the capitol at 9:02 in a tunnel and felt a little shutter. walked into my office and i got a -- my secretary immediately walked in and said your wife is on the phone. she was working two blocks away from the site of the bombing. she was on the 18th floor of a building. she said i don't know what's happened but i'm looking down i can see an enormous smoke and explosion occurred and there are hundreds of people on the street fleeing from this disaster. my office was b

the storm destroyed 33 homes and damaged hundreds more in moore, oklahoma, but there were no serious injuries. six people are out of their home in clinton tonight after an afternoon fire. prince george's county firefighters arrived at the home on lunan road to find it engulfed in flames. two people inside got out ok. it took firefighters more than 30 minutes to knock out the fire. it appears everything inside is a total loss. next on abc 7 news at 6:00 what's being called chesapeake bay blue crab might not be. where you're most likely to be served the genuine crab. kimberly: "7 on your side" on this april fools' day with the consumer protection phone bank. if you think you've been fooled call this number. 703-236-9220. experts are standing by to give you advice. maureen: plus doug hill tells us about our spring warmup and when rain could cool things down. tim: the nationals leave florida and head north. and oh the maryland terrapins have the attention of the nation after what melo trimble has decided to do with his future. i've got it in sports as abc 7 news at 6:00 continues kimberl

. >> you are back from the twisters last week but tonight, a new view of the aftermath in moore, oklahoma. look at this. the police body cam showing an officer kicking in a door urgently going from one damaged home to the next. searching in the rain afterward for possible victims. 33 homes were destroyed in the storm and we now know that was an ef-2 tornado. >>> tonight, a major investigation under way at one of the nation's top universities duke. after a chilling discovery on campus today. a noose hanging from a tree it comes just weeks after something else disturbing on that campus as well. abc's linsey davis on the story tonight. >> reporter: amid the stately buildings of this elite university, tonight, an ugly reminder of racism. a noose, discovered early this morning, hanging from a tree outside duke university's student center. this evening, on campus, a protest. >> we are not afraid. we stand together. >> reporter: duke's vice president of student affairs calling the incident "cowardly acts of bias," saying he "can't begin to describe" his disgust and anger. it comes just weeks aft

rob, you're back from the twisters last week, but tonight, a new view here of the aftermath in moore, oklahoma. the police body cam showing an officer kicking in a door, urgently going from one damaged home to the next. searching in the rain afterward for possible victims. 33 homes were destroyed in the storm and we now know that was an ef-2 tornado. >>> now, to the major headline breaking in atlanta late today. the verdict after a massive cheating scandal. elementary school teachers principals arrested. and tonight, many of them convicted. lead out of court in handcuffs. they could go to prison for decades, and abc's steve osunsami on what they did. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty. >> reporter: striking images out of this georgia courtroom. the judge wasting no time throwing the 11 convicted educators in jail. guilty in one of the largest u.s. school cheating scandals ever. >> they have made their bed and they're going to have to lie in it and it starts today. >> reporter: the way it sounds, you'd think they were mobsters convicted of racketeering. tonight, facing up to 20 years in p

>> you are looking at police body camera video from an officer's response to a tornado in moore, oklahoma. with the report of a touchdown oig last week officers head directly to the damaged hear to help. he they encountered homes with roofs torn off and belongings thrown around. they went door to door to make sure no one was stuck inside. >> the tremendous effort that they make to try to find survivors. amazing work that they do. >> 6:21 is our time and we are looking at a sunny day to start and some warm air, too. >> can't wait. tom kierein here with your weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:21. tom, tell us the good news. >> yeah it will be nice this afternoon. right now though, a chill in the air. we have light winds, but those winds will be increasing as we get into the afternoon. that increases our wildfire risk. i took this photo of a wildfire northern montgomery county on tuesday, it blackened about 50 acres with that blistery wind and low humidity today, we have another wildfire risk today. right now temperatures are hovering in the upper 30s to near 40 in montgomery, prince george'

we had a gentleman killed in moore, oklahoma. his name is luis rodriguez, killed by five police officers. and it's important that we bring attention to this and we need fair justice for everybody. >> oklahoma state representative michael shelton, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> all week we've been bringing you our special in-depth series "hillary clinton for mill enyells." one of our favorites is next. to actively uncover, discuss and debate investment opportunities. which leads to better decisions for our clients. it's a uniquely collaborative approach you won't find anywhere else. put our global active management expertise to work for you. mfs. there is no expertise without collaboration. do you have something for pain? i have bayer aspirin. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my back. i mean bayer back & body. it works great for pain. bayer back & body provides effective relief for your tough pain. better? yeah...thanks for the tip! some weed killers are overzealous. they even destroy your lawn. ortho weed b g

officer's body cam capturing video of his frantic search for survivors following a tornado in moore, oklahoma sergeant joseph williams was on patrol when a torpedo touched down. he headed to the damaged area and saw a home with the roof torn right off. he called out but no one responded. so the officer kicked in the door, nobody was inside. in all, 33 homes destroyed in last week' tornado. >>> time to check our own microclimate forecast this morning, let's take a peek outside. golden gate bridge clear out there, but a cold start to our day. you might want to dress in layers. >> some of the temperatures in the 40s, christina. >> we have some thirt30s out th. good morning to you, sam and laura and to you at home. temperatures chilly to start, much colder than this time yesterday. we had that wind that mixes up our atmosphere this morning, the cool, dense air is settling down but it's a little breezy out there, tomorrow morning we lose that wind entirely and as a result, temperatures are going to be even colder. i think we'll see a frost advisory go up for parts of the bay area when we meet back

officer's body cam captured video of an officer's frantic search for survivors following a tornado in moore, oklahoma. sergeant joseph williams was on patrol when a torpedo touched down. he headed to the damaged area and saw a home with the roof torn right off. he called out but no one handed so the officer kicked in the door, nobody was inside. in all, 33 homes destroyed in last week's torpedo, scary there. >> exactly. >>> we want to check the forecast now, a cool start we've been talking about this morning. >> noticeable, you want to give yourself plenty of time to get your car warm before you jump into it this morning. temperature also rebound nicely into the mid-70s across the board so really comfortable conditions especially compared to yesterday, 44 degrees in the tri valley, we're at 50 to start the new day in san francisco, on our way to the mid-60s by lunch time, and then we'll round out the day, highs coming in at about 4:00 p.m. now that our days are getting longer at 74 degrees for the north bay, the same for the tri valley. 72 degrees in the south bay and on the peninsula. so let me kind

at the end of the day 2:00 in the morning, driving from the capital toward my home in moore oklahoma, and seeing a line of people outside the blood center at 2:00 in the morning still there and wanting to help and be supportive in whatever way that they could. but we were really, really blessed at that particular moment in the history of our state and in the history of our country with extraordinary leadership. i think first always because i worked for governor keating as his secretary of state the manner in which he responded. like my friend, mr. lucas, i heard about this totally unexpectedly. i was literally walking into the capitol at 9:02 in a tunnel and felt a little shutter. walked into my office and i got a -- my secretary immediately walked in and said your wife is on the phone. she was working two blocks away from the site of the bombing. she was on the 18th floor of a building. she said i don't know what's happened but i'm looking down i can see an enormous smoke and explosion occurred and there are hundreds of people on the street fleeing from this disaster. my office was b

that's more visual evidence of it. >> especially there, moore, oklahoma.a lot of uproar over legislation allowing discrimination of gays potentially. now arkansas's governor is refusing on signing it indiana is working on changes. is the tide changing? we have a supporter of indiana's controversial law. he'll make his case. >>> we have a "new day" exclusive. the man behind bikram yoga he's defending explosive sex assault charges. >>> there are six women, three jane does three have used their names. five say you raped them one says sexual assault. did you actually have sex with any of these women? >>> how he answers that question and many others might surprise, even shock you. that's coming up. i'm louis, and i quit smoking with chantix. quitting smoking is a challenge and it's a lot easier to go into a fight when you've got somebody that's got your back. having chantix as a partner made it more successful. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in beha

oklahoma. take a look. >> hello? police. >> with reports of a tornado touching down in moore oak oklahoma he spotted this home with the roofrn off. he kicked in the door. no one was inside. the sergeant moved on to check homes throughout the neighborhood. >>> and volcanic activity continues in southern chile this morning. authorities there widenedre restricted area to six miles. the volcano in southern chile, which erupted earlier last month, has begun entered a more active phase, expelling gas and ash into the atmosphere. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we had a couple of rough months but now that we have started april, things are looking up. at least if you want the warm weather. we have warm and sunny weather across the area. friday, we have rain and we have got a windy weekend ahead. right now we have nothing but sunshine. the temperature, 56 degrees. that's 11 degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday. the wind 13 miles an hour. so we climb the ladder here for the temperatures. and then go back down below average on saturday. with quite a bit of win

that is a police officer in moore, oklahoma being dragged nearly half a block after a man who was wantedes tried to flee. the officer showed great restraint trying to convince the suspect to get out of the car. that guy instead took off. the police officer wanted to be very cautious about this because of a lot of scrutiny over use of force. the officer was eventually able to stop the car and arrest that suspect. he was caught with drugs. >>> a 12-year-old boy gets a surprise of his life after nailing the national anthem at an nba playoff. ♪ for the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> anybody else getting chills? the crowd goes wild for nicholas connor. texan star jjwatt. he'll join us an hour from now 7:30 a.m. right here on "fox and friends." those are your headlines in less than an hour. >> they never see him coming when the game starts either. >> wow. >> oh, my goodness it's you. >> by the way i think he said -- he told our producers because he'll appear on the show, he had lauren throat problems that day. >> a classic back on broadway. >> remember the show on the town

oklahoma. it mapped in moore when officers tried to stop two brothers of hitting a parked car, you see the officer using a taser to subdue one of the suspects but it did not work and then the brother can be seen charging the officer and he tackled the officer and hit him in the head both brothers were intoxicated and the taser did not work on either of them, both were eventually taken into custody and charged. >>> still ahead on "action news" on this friday, a popular 90s sitcom may be taking an encore the new plans for full house cut it out. plus, melissa has a full look at your accuweather forecast. >>> vanilla ice is off the hook for theft charges, authorities said he removed items of a home in foreclosure, he said it was just a misunderstanding, he took a plea deal that requires him to do 100 hours of community service and pay $1,000 in restitution. >>> and get ready a 90s sitcom may have a new home. netflix netflix is starting fuller house. there will be guest appearances by bob sagat and john stamos. >> it was a classic show back in the day. >> you had one of the lines "you got it dude" we g

at the end of the day 2:00 in the morning, driving from the capital toward my home in moore oklahoma, and seeing a line of people outside the blood center at 2:00 in the morning still there and wanting to help and be supportive in whatever way that they could. but we were really, really blessed at that particular moment in the history of our state and in the history of our country with extraordinary leadership. i think first always because i worked for governor keating as his secretary of state the manner in which he responded. like my friend, mr. lucas, i heard about this totally unexpectedly. i was literally walking into the capitol at 9:02 in a tunnel and felt a little shutter. walked into my office and i got a -- my secretary immediately walked in and said your wife is on the phone. she was working two blocks away from the site of the bombing. she was on the 18th floor of a building. she said i don't know what's happened but i'm looking down i can see an enormous smoke and explosion occurred and there are hundreds of people on the street fleeing from this disaster. my office was b

. >> the woman down in tulsa oklahoma: ain't nobody got time moore. >> there was one i used to watch,s, shoes, let's get some shoes. >> i've never seen that one. >> oh my gosh. it was hilarious. >> i want to see that one. most annoying thing about youtube, is that you want to see something and then the darn ad comes in. oh i thought we had that frame. okay. pull over, over to this corner, there right perfect. okay now keep quiet. >> and then you can hear,. >> annoying. >> do you remember when there weren't ads could you just play. >> that was great. >> isn't that the idea though, so many hits, that you can sell advertising. >> that's the point. >> do something. >> got to pay the bills. >> do something come on, do something famous. do something. >> you do something! >> ya oh, a lot of hit. >> i'll tell how has a lot of hit, unbelievable amounts of hits all around the world was the dover delaware police officer who did the kind of the lip-syncing to taylor swift. >> yes, shaking it off. here is a refresher if you don't know what we are talking about. >> ♪ ♪ shake off ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> he kn

. >> haaziq madyun: in oakland as the presumed kron 4 news >> pam moore: 10 alban the undersheriff in tulsa oklahomay in light of the deadly shooting where an unarmed man was shot and killed earlier this month by a volunteer reserve deputy who says he does took his gun for taser. a 2008 internal review found that alban tim all been asked employees to modify review and training documentation for the volunteer deputy robert bates mr. bates shot and killed eric harris during an undercover gun staying on april 2nd bates what has pleaded not guilty to second-degree manslaughter. >> pam moore: was tackled by school staff after firing shots at the washington state high-school it happen monday morning at the north stars tonight is goal in lacy police say a 16 year- old student fired two shots into the ceiling of the school a teacher and principal tackled the suspect and held them until the officers arrived no one was hurt by gunfire school was canceled for the day and all filed into the football stadium to be picked up by their parents know word classes will resume tomorrow. >> reporter: tonight the clouds

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moore outside the funeral. we appreciate that report. >>> we're following news from tulsa, oklahoma. the sheriff has resigned. i made the announcement this morning. he says he'll continue to examine the organization and are there will be more changes. >>> now to colorado where opening statements begin an hour from now in the trial of james holmes. he's accused of killing 12 and wounding 70 others after opening fire many a packed movie theater after the midnight premiere of "dark knight rises" in 2012. witnesses spoke of horror they witnessed. >> i'm hear ago him yell at people. you can hear the rounds going off boom, boom boom. >> there was really nowhere to hide. >> nbc's john yang from colorado. we are now an hour away from this to begin. legal experts say this will down to an insanity plea? >> reporter: that's right. the defense offered to plead guilty for exchange in life in prison without parole. that was turned down by the prosecution. they're now arguing this was done in a psychotic break. now the challenge proving is this to jurors is the fact james holmes apparently planned this. he bought a lot of a