law and oklahoma law.it is very simple. >> the next question isor mary fallin. >> oklahoma incarcerates women at a higher rate than any state in the union. why? >> that is a great question. i appreciate that. years ago when i was lieutenant governor, i was asked by the commission of women to be the chairwoman of a study on why oklahoma is number one in court course rating when -- is no. 1 in incarcerating women. i listen to experts testified that our panel and issued a report back to the governor duringur time. a couple of things we felt was that over 60% of our inmates do not have a high-school education, do not have a ged. one of the reasons why i make education a top priority is that that is one of the ways we can reduce our incarceration rate by giving our citizens a better education. we also found that there is a higher drug addition rate in the state of oklahoma, which we all know. over 50% of our inmates have some type of conviction related to being on drugs. that is why i support drug force. in the

how come chase daniel couldn't knock off oklahoma? the difference to me watching missouri, an offensive line that's tough, good group of wide receivers. gabbert is making plays, but a tenacious defense to go along with an offense that is executing. making missouri a veteran team in some key areas. a tough team. >> brent: you know who is going louz a bet tonight? a quarterback by the name of sam bradford. danario alexander in tampa, sam, get ready to reach for your wallet, young man. a couple fine young men who came from these programs. i want to remind everybody to stay tuned for the ford wrap-up that will come up right after this game as we close in on three straight weeks of a number one ranked team going down. meanwhile, should oregon climb to number one in the bcs rankings, who knows? maybe we'll have a fourth straight week when they take on usc. that basically is their bowl game. they're not eligible to go to a bowl this year. that will be the one that usc wants. >> kirk: absolutely. brent, and how about this, you start to think

oklahoma's all and oklahoma's constitution. i will be supporting 755. >> i do support 755. i believe it is important for the court system to follow u.s. law and oklahoma law. it is very simple. >> the next question is for mary fallin. >> oklahoma incarcerates women at a higher rate than any state in the union. why? >> that is a great question. i appreciate that. years ago when i was lieutenant governor, i was asked by the commission of women to be the chairwoman of a study on why oklahoma is number one in court course rating when -- is no. 1 in incarcerating women. i listen to experts testified that our panel and issued a report back to the governor during our time. a couple of things we felt was that over 60% of our inmates do not have a high-school education, do not have a ged. one of the reasons why i make education a top priority is that that is one of the ways we can reduce our incarceration rate by giving our citizens a better education. we also found that there is a higher drug addition rate in the state of oklahoma, whi

oklahoma's all and -- need to be applying oklahoma's law and oklahoma's constitution. i will be supporting 755. >> i do support 755. i believe it is important for the court system to follow u.s. law and oklahoma law. it is very simple. >> the next question is for mary fallin. >> oklahoma incarcerates women at a higher rate than any state in the union. why? >> that is a great question. i appreciate that. years ago when i was lieutenant governor, i was asked by the commission of women to be the chairwoman of a study on why oklahoma is number one in incarcerating women. i listen to experts testified that our panel and issued a report back to the governor during our time. i work done that for over a year. a couple of things we felt was -- found was that over 60% of our inmates do not have a high- school education, do not have a ged. one of the reasons why i make education a top priority is that that is one of the ways we can reduce our incarceration rate by giving our citizens a better education. we also found that there is a higher drug addition rate in the state of oklah

oklahoma's all and oklahoma's constitution.i will be supporting 755. >> i do support 755. i believe it is important for the court system to follow u.s. law and oklahoma law. it is very simple. >> the next question is for mary fallin. >> oklahoma incarcerates women at a higher rate than any state in the union. why? >> that is a great question. i appreciate that. years ago when i was lieutenant governor, i was asked by the commission of women to be the chairwoman of a study on why oklahoma is number one in court course rating when -- is no. 1 in incarcerating women. i listen to experts testified that our panel and issued a report back to the governor during our time. a couple of things we felt was that over 60% of our inmates do not have a high-school education, do not have a ged. one of the reasons why i make education a top priority is that that is one of the ways we can reduce our incarceration rate by giving our citizens a better education. we also found that there is a higher drug addition rate in the state of oklahoma, whic

oklahoma wins it. it went right down to the finish. >> todd: 5-0 is 5-0. >> brad: two guys with a lot of respect for one another. they shake hands at midfield. oklahoma, aaron williams is going to feel bad. he played a great game and the secondary was in on a million snaps it seemed like. the one snap he'd like to have back, he'll never get back. let's go down to holly. >> holly: coach stoops, what went through your mind when your quarterback dropped the ball there against the goal line? >> that was my fault. we should have called a time-out. mix-up in the play calling and we got lucky. fortunate. >> holly: a crazy fourth quarter. what were you thinking? a lot of ups and downs. >> we had a good defensive stop when we had to have it. and, you know, offensively, it just -- at the end there we just didn't execute as well as we did most of the night. fortunately, we got away with it. >> holly: you about execute in the first half well. what was the key to take over the game in the offense? >> ability to run

governor, joins us live from oklahoma city.lican opponent, mary fallin, to join us. but she respectfully declined. lieutenant governor askins, thank you very much for joining us. the issue of motherhood. is it fair game in an election? >> in oklahoma, all of our governors have been men. so, none of them have been mothers. and i think most of them have done a pretty good job. so, i don't think that's a criteria. >> well put. your opponent, mary fallin, said she wasn't trying to attack you. she was simply answering a question. and when she defines herself, in part, she defines herself as a mother. so, did you take any issue with the way she responded to that? >> well, i imagine that her comments came from her political consultants had suggested that she bring that up. i still stand on my record of public service for 20-something years. and believe that's what the voters are going to make their decision based upon. >> lieutenant governor, here we have two qualified women, going to be -- one of you will be the first female governor

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oklahoma and texas anyone driving interstate 35 north of dallas or south down from oklahoma ci is going to have to deal with those storms. they're going to continue to slide toward arkansas during the day and even dallas could end up with some storms during the morning rush hour. the forecast does call for those thunderstorms in dalas. we should be y for the most part. everywhere east of the appalachians. we're looking at a pretty gorgeous day down here from miami to lanta. the carolinas look fantastic today. mid-atlantic looks pretty good. ew york city, the big columbus day parade should be fine, 75 and sunny. some of that wet weath, though, a little storm is going to develop and head through pennsylvania and into areas of new jersey and southern new england as we go into tuesday. so, tomorrow will be a little different. but today looks really ce around the nation. enjoy. if you're watching us on ksdk-5 in st. louis missouri, celebrate art with dozens of shows and performances at concert halls, museums, theaters throughout the city at the american arts experience, st. louis. that's yr

oklahoma state, a perfect 4-0. they won it, 38-35. >>> finally back to san francisco where the play of the day was made by a fan. foul ball to right, and this dad made the grab with one hand while holding his baby with the other. talk about multi-tasking. one more look, and look closely. the guy actually has a glove, but it's on the hand that's holding the kid. he caught the ball, but he'll probably catch an earful from his wife when he gets home. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> so coming up, we are going to tell you without a doubt which film will win this weekend at the box office. >>> plus, you won't believe how much mel gibson's ex is getting in child support and what she originally asked for. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. here's a look at your forecast for today. pretty nice day. showers in southern california, but overall partly cloudy there. l.a. to san diego, temper

oklahoma city, you look okay, also. as far as the temperatures go, it's a warm day. it's going to be very mild this afternoon. highs today, about 85 degrees in d.c., charlotte, raleigh, all the way down to atlanta. chance of a thunderstorm or two and showers in dallas. another mild day. not quite as warm, but mild from minneapolis to chicago. even in new england, we're going to be sunny. it's amazing how warm it's continuing. we keep waiting for once you get to the mid to late fall, you can get frofts and freezes. we start talking about our first snows here, but we're not even close to that. >> traders await the next step from the fed. the dollar feels the heat and at what age do people get grumpy? your first look at business headlines straight ahead. >>> the phillies go for the sweep and the rays try to stay alive. plus, could the saints overcome three interceptions from their star quarterback? ready to try something new? campbell's has made changes. adding lower sodium sea salt to more soups. plus five dollars in coupons to get you started. campbell's condensed sou

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oklahoma wins on the college football game of the 98, they are 4-0.a few minutes, 11:30, the rider couple begins in the united states. the television audience, of course, it's coming from whales, tiger woods and phil mickelson part of the united states opening lineup. phil mickelson will be paired with johnson, tiger woods with stricker. opening ceremonies, phil mickelson joined by his wife who just got through breast cancer. tiger woods showed up by himself. ochocinco sure knows how to make news. here he is, a box of cereal had to be pulled off the shelfs, the number on the dox % [ son ] my parents have always lived in the states. until two years ago, when my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly. found their local deli. a few shortcuts. and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss. their beloved hometown team. so i asked citi -- how many thankyou points it would take to give them something special. their old seats, 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] citi thankyou points can be used for almost anything you choose. what's

oklahoma wins on the college football game of the 98, they are 4-0.w minutes, 11:30, the rider couple begins in the united states. the television audience, of course, it's coming from whales, tiger woods and phil mickelson part of the united states opening lineup. phil mickelson will be paired with johnson, tiger woods with stricker. opening ceremonies, phil mickelson joined by his wife who just got through breast cancer. tiger woods showed up by himself. ochocinco sure knows how to make news. here he is, a box of cereal had to be pulled off the shelfs, the number on the dox to donate to charity was a sex line. a lovely thought to go to bed on. >> oh, my. good night everybody.

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worse, the gop candidate for governor of oklahoma will only speak after all the democrats have left the room. and the latest christine o'donnell farce. >> i'm not a witch. i'm not a witch. >> i'm not a witch. >> not that. her claim that her father was philadelphia's local bozo the clown. there are bozo truthers. turns out dad was only an unofficial bozo, a vacation relief bozo. and we'll be joined by a real bozo and a real witch who are not happy. and as to ms. o'donnell, boy, is her nose red. >>> all the news and commentary now on "countdown." >>> good evening from new york. in both the small and big picture it represents the breakdown of government, hands-off, minimalist approach. an a la carte system that openly invites destruction in the short term and the deconstruction in the long term. the home that was allowed to burn to the ground over a $75 fee not paid. now drawing the cheers of some conservatives, eager to defend the policy and blame the victims with local county authorities evidently unmoved by this, the home of gene and paulette cranick burning as firefighters watched beca

our winner, senator tom coburn of oklahoma.orror as haiti was nearly destroyed and we sat here proudly as our government of ours pledged $1.2 million in aid. of the $917 million for reconstruction passed by the house and senate, not a dime of the aid has gotten to haiti yet. this is because the senate has not passed the authorization bill directing how the money is to be spent. and this is because the bill has had a senatorial hold placed on it. the associated press reports that the hold was placed by senator coburn. his suggestion? a seep your haiti coordinator whose salary and staff would cost $1 million a year. he said it's unnecessary because we have an ambassador to haiti. 1,300,000 haitians are still homeless tonight nearly nine months after a earthquake so tom coburn can boast he's prevented some wasteful spending and they can clap him on the back and tell him what a big man he is, instead of telling the truth, that he is committing an atrocity against the people of haiti and doing so in the name of "we the people" of th

worse, the gop candidate for governor of oklahoma will only speak after all the democrats have left the room. and the latest christine o'donnell farce. >> i'm not a witch. i'm not a witch. >> i'm not a witch. >> not that. her claim that her father was philadelphia's local bozo the clown. there are bozo truthers. turns out dad was only an unofficial bozo, a vacation relief bozo. and we'll be joined by a real bozo and a real witch who are not happy. and as to ms. o'donnell, boy, is her nose red. >>> all the news and xhcommenta now on "countdown." >>> good evening from new york. in both the small and big picture it represents the breakdown of government, hands-off, minimalist approach. an a la carte system that openly invites destruction in the short term and the deacconstruction i the long term. the home that was allowed to burn to the ground over a $75 fee not paid. now drawing the cheers of some conservatives, eager to defend the policy and blame the victims with local county authorities evidently unmoved by this, the home of gene and paulette cranick burning as firefighters watched bec

overnight hours -- they have a frost advisory from michigan all the way over to oklahoma.n area of low pressure off the eastern ohio, western pennsylvania, another off the coast of carolina. this will impact our weather dramatically. there rain you saw last thursday, nothing like that, but maybe 1 inch to 1.5 inches before it gets out of here. our skies will start to brighten late tuesday, and by wednesday, thursday, temperatures above average for this time of year. periods of rain for the overnight with a low about 50 degrees. breezy, it wind out of the north at 10 to 15. tomorrow afternoon, periods of rain and drizzle, just 55 to 60 degrees. tomorrow marks the coolest days since may 11. it has been a long, long time. here is the extended outlook. sunshine, as promised, on the way friday, saturday, sunday. back into the upper 70's to near 80 degrees. tomorrow, it will feel very, like.ottoautumn >> thanks, steve. >>> coming up, kevin bacon made wearing shirts ♪ ♪ which caused a trend alert ♪ and everyone ♪ saw everybody ♪ tell'em all ♪ tell'em something, where to go and wh

the strongest earthquake ever in oklahoma. just east of oklahoma city. right there in the plains. around here we have some clouds moving in overnight and looks like a pretty wet day. 48 now with clear skies. the dewpoint is down to 44 and it's a pretty good indication of how chilly it can get tonight. a 48 in oakland and 60 in ocean city. so quite a range of 40s and 60 and the clouds are just beginning to move into southwest virginia. tomorrow they will come back out of the east again and bring up moisture from the atlantic ocean and pick up during the day and tomorrow night. by friday they will be quite strong but shifting to the northwest as the moisture will be leaving us. first we have to deal with a lot of rain. michigan, indiana, now into ohio. southwest virginia, some showers there. this is all moving to our region. once this energy gets to the atlantic coast it's going to develop a low pressure, probably around jersey and then head up toward new england. we're going to start seeing northeasterly winds coming in off the land bringing a lot of moisture. looking for about an

everything is okay for oklahoma. but there is big trouble in the big "d." >>> plus, peyton manning and the colts looked good under the lights last night in our nation's capital, but did they achieve a victory? your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> as we head into the second half of october, the mild air continues. your regional forecast is coming up. >>> you're watching "early today." [ male announcer ] carly fiorina. as ceo, she laid off 30,000 workers and shipped jobs to china. china. india. russia. poland. i know precisely why those jobs go. [ male announcer ] because fiorina shipped them there. to shanghai instead of san jose. bangalore instead of burbank. proudly stamping her products "made in china." 30,000 workers gone while fiorina took $100 million for herself. carly fiorina. outsourcing jobs. out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approved this message. >>> well, good morning. if you're just waking up this is "early today." in sports, the philadelphia phillies got

earthquake in oklahoma caught on tape. dan reid's weekly sports blog is suddenly interrupted when his house starts shaking. his first reaction -- > kansas state playing -- we just had an earthquake. >> the quake measured at 4.3. earthquakes aren't so unusual in oklahoma. experts say they are not usually that strong. >>> paying for college tuition can be overwelming, but now the president is calling for some major changes to help millions of students. plus, it's a course you probably won't find at any university. wine making 101. >>> currently in bowie, it is 54 degrees. wyatt says hopefully this rain will move out. he has the complete forecast coming up. cooked numbers, false attacks. the truth? frank kratovil is ranked one of the 10 most independent members of congress. frank kratovil does not follow anybody's party line he looks at his district, his family, the community, and that's the important thing to him. endorsed by the chamber of commerce, the nra, veterans, and police officers. as a career prosecutor i made decis

flooding on i-35, and 40 from north texas to oklahoma city. wet on i-70, from kansas to denver.nd on i-80, around salt lake city and cheyenne. windy in the east on i-87 and 95, in both new york and new england. >> if you're flying today, you can expect some airport delays in seattle, san francisco, salt lake city, denver and dallas. >>> federal researchers are making some dire predictions this morning about the health of all americans. >> if your junk food consumption continues spiking the obesity rate, the number of diabetics could double or triple in the next 40 years. brad wheelis has details. >> reporter: the cdc has worn if nothing is done to address the obesity epidemic, it could skyrocket. one in ten adults has diabetes today. the prediction is one in three adults could have the disorder 20 years from now. >> because the population is getting older. because the population is obese, because of the demographics of the population, the racial makeup is changing, the rate of diabetes is going to go up dramatically. >> reporter: doctors have been pushing diet and healthy routin

elsewhere, oklahoma state taking on texas tech. how about brandon finding blackmon. >> spencer: takes it 61 yards. dana halvorson taking over the play calling. >> tim: the bedlam series might be fun at the end of the year with oklahoma, that game in stillwater. missouri. how about them. gary pinkel's club undefeated. they go into kyle field and blow out texas a&m. uga viii. east carolina beating north carolina state in overtime that match-up. i mentioned earlier that we had other action taking place in the sec today. notre dame also a winner. 44-20 the final score. the irish knocking off western michigan. georgia did blow out vanderbilt. that will just about do it for this week. thanks for watching "the jeep post game show." next saturday at noon eastern, it's a college football double header. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com let's spread the word! where's the only place to find southwest low fares online? southwest.com. southwest.com. how many places can you book southwe

in smalley's own state of oklahoma, each school district deals with bullying in different ways. it's something else that infuriates smalley. >> a lot of schools in the country, their answer to bullying is they let the victim leave a little bit early. they let them go home early to get a head start on the bully. this child that's been picked on, you're singling him out now. >> real solutions will come too late for ty. but kirk smalley is on that mission. >> we've kept this alive through the summer. >> it's why he organized vigils at the oklahoma state house. he thinks bullying ought to be a crime. it's why he tries to convince other kids to stand up for the bullied. >> save their fragile self-esteem. safe their lives. >> it's his promise to a boy who loved his family, hunting, and the st. louis cardinals. >> we haven't done ty's last load of laundry because it still smells like him. we haven't washed his sheets because i can go in there and lay on his bed and still smell my boy. you want to learn what bullying and suicide is all about, you talk to the people directly who it affec

. >>> college football, oklahoma state and texas a&m, under 30 seconds to play, tied at 35. trying to get in a field goal position. jared jackson threw it right to sean lewis. huge mistake by jackson. that led to this, dan bailey with a 40-yard field goal for the win. oak objectin oklahoma, won it, 38-35. >> sbr san francisco, plate of the day made by a fan. foul ball to right. this dad made the grab with one hand white holding his baby with the other. talk about multitasking. one more look and look closely. the guy actually has a glove but it is on the hand that's holding the kid. he caught the ball but he will probably catch an earful from his wife when he gets home. your first look at sports. have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> here is nbc meteorologist, bill karins with the weather channel forecast. did you see that? >> no one mentioned the son had a panda suit on. >> i thought it was a helmet but it was like a panda suit. >> better than no protection, i guess. >> anyway, what are we looking at weatherwise? >> new york city, the worst weather anywhere in the count

one last chance and oklahoma made the most of it jeff brady had a dramatic lay up just two point five seconds left on the clock to snatch the win one hundred five one hundred for the final school day to remain unbeaten after two big stories in two gangs the scenes. with other gangs defending champions the l.a. lakers the phoenix they're on the road golden state had no problems against the clippers on home court then fisk came out ninety nine ninety minutes away dallas while new orleans and minnesota regifted home wins to denver on the walkie respectively quite a few games going on elsewhere miami beach orlando at home ninety six seventy boston new jersey and toronto also claimed victories while indiana an advantage defeated charlotte and philadelphia respectively bother st hundred four hundred one scoreline. the moto g.p. twenty time world champion who has set the fastest lap time during a wet practice session for the portuguese graeme prayer despite the world title already secured the spaniard has nice to offer this penultimate race the how more ryder completed the fastest lap on the

it does include you in oklahoma city, be aware of that.m on the move tomorrow bringing showers and storms to places like dallas and down towards the houston area and finally dry out across parts of the pacific northwest and while it was gorgeous in the northeast today, tomorrow those showers arriving by late in the day. take notice of the big red area i put on the map here for tomorrow. that's where temperatures are going to be extremely warm. we're talking 10 to 20 degrees above average. a lot more like summer than fall. look at all in80s out here, even pushing 80 for places like minneapolis, as well as chicago. a gorgeouses view of atlanta at this hour. not a cloud in the sky. 84 degrees, just four degrees shy of the record. tomorrow, we might break that record, so, it is warm even by atlanta standards. and, of course, it's that time of the year where you have the fall foliage going on. peeking across interior new england and the upper midwest and parts of the rocky mountains. randi, enjoy it. >> you bet i will. >>> having a baby girl co

oklahoma and missouri. the sooners, the number one team in the country. final score of this one, wisconsin 31, iowa 30. for matt millen, heather cox and our crew, sean mcdonough saying so long from iowa city, iowa. ♪ >>> good evening. emotions bubbling out less than two weeks before the sentencing of oscar grant shooting case today the long house shore express the their concern. lisa amin gulezian is live in downtown oakland where a demonstration just ended at city hall. what a connection between the union and oscar grant? >> the unions say what's important to the community is important to them. the last time they took this kind of action was two years ago to protest the iraq war. but still the bottom line they say is that they just don't like to see injustice. (chanting) >> sayinger voices and messages fill the space in front of city hall. it's a rally for oscar grant how just 13 days before convicted bart police officers johannes mehserle will be sentenced for grant's death. >> a special connection to oscar grant and other victims. >> standing alongside

nation of oklahoma. within our reservation in north carolina, we have seven individual communities and each of those communities is completely different. we're a collective people, but we're all individualized in our communities. and how do they differ in terms of service delivery, for example, when you have to address their addiction issues? it comes down to developing that level of trust. some of our communities, it seems to be the communities that are closest to the center of the reservation are more apt to seek services as opposed to some of our more isolated communities, especially up in the mountain regions. very good. john, in your line of work you deal mostly with lgbt communities and i know you have experience with the disability sector as well. can you talk to us about particular idiosyncrasies within these that need to be addressed as opposed to the rest of the population? yes, certainly. the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender community has a variety of idiosyncrasies, but i'd like to o go ba

that 8:00, it is 882 be the next governor of oklahoma. then the illinois senate race. that is followed by two more governors races, one in the hampshire, the other in minnesota. among registered voters, democrats lead by six points, a 47% to 41% lead. if you look leader, their strength comes directly from the cellphone only population. if they are skipping the demographics, the results might be too favorable to republicans. >> the c-span networks, we provide coverage of public affairs, nonfiction books, american history. this is available to you on the radio, on line, and on social networking sides. we take c-span on the road with local contact vehicle. it is washington your way, the c-span network now available and more than 100 million pounds. >> here is a debate between the 14th house district candidates. the incumbent congressman and his republican challenger. the poll has represented a foster trailing republican by one. . this debate is about half an hour. first, a closer look at the race. >> we are looking at some of the most hotly contested races leading up to t

the geese eat the newly sprouted wheat. >> keith farms in north central oklahoma, they've been regular squatters in his field for years, but the goose population exploded, and it's taking a toll on his prop and patience. last time he was asked to hunt on his place. when he picked them up after dropping them off, he drove by his wheat fields, new growth was growing up. he also noted 500,000 geese had flown in and set up camp, and they were busily plucking the sprouts. boys, time in the back and i will take you for a goose run. >> well, they did. keith got on the inside of the -- and put it in four-wheel drive. he flew through the flurry of geese. the sky was black with them. in the blink of an eye, he was clear of the geese, although it was impossible to see out of the windshield. apparently they performed an -- they looked like they had been in an oatmeal store or stepped on a butterscotch mine. speared and behinded and buffed as the blizzard of geese had flown over at ground zero. the smokesman removed his swing and a miss and wesson sun gases. he looked like a raccoon. they shot firs

there was a case in oklahoma, gun vs.hurch of christ of collinsville, are you familiar with this? amazingly, bill. i don't know every case off the top of my head. >> bill: this is emotional distress, intentional infliction of emotional distress which is what this is all about. the courts ruled that this church, all right, was libel to this lady because the lady committed a sin in the church's eyes. she was living with a guy or something like that. the church, the pastor went on the pulpit, up to the pulpit and said she is a sinner and named her. marianne gun. the courts ruled that that preacher, because he targeted her intentionally inflicted emotional distress and that church lost. >> what court was it? >> bill: this is oklahoma. >> yeah. it's not the u.s. supreme court. >> bill: it's not a federal case. >> that's the problem. no. >> bill: it's the targeted nature of it? >> there is no case on point here. the question is -- it's not whether it's targeted. the question is whether you can have -- there is a tort called int

but they are not being treated here in oklahoma. you have had eight years to create those jobs. instead, we have lost 55,000 jobs in new mexico and we cannot afford to lose one more. we can take back our state and turn it around for our kids to make sure we are not exporting our graduating kids. we have to make sure small businesses which are the backbone of the job creation in new mexico focused on making sure these out of state corporations are not being led by lobbyists who have an inside track to the administration. level the playing field for everyone so that at the end of the day, the winners are all new mexican kids and small businesses and they need to stay here and bring their families here and develop jobs and invest in their companies. at the end of the day, i can deliver those results and i thank you for being here and i appreciate your time and attention, good night. >> thank you for this debate. the stakes are high and i am not talking about for me or suzanne perry the stakes are high for you and your families. no one

is home to the university of oklahoma. staff and faculty and students reportedly have been cordon dollars out of dale hall there. it was a 4.5 magnitude on the richter scale, not a strong one but strong enough, folks felt it as far away as wichita, kansas. you can imagine people were nervous, reportedly officers from the norman police department felt their building shaking and ran outside thinking a truck or something had smashed into it, so a rare earthquake in that part of the country, 4.5 on the richter scale, once again, no reports of any damage or injuries: it all broke about an hour and 15 minutes ago. but so far, it seems everything is okay. jenna: you could definitely feel a 4.5, that's for sure, earthquake, in that part of the country. strange. >>> here we want to tell you also about a breaking story in arizona. if you live outside or around phoenix, you might be affected today by this, a suspicious package was found supposedly at this nuclear plant, just west of phoenix, and there is a bomb squad investigating th

. >> san josñ oklahoma, tienen aprobacion de la proposicion 19 respecto al cultivo de la marihuana,. [ locutor ] jerry brown miente acerca de meg whitman. la verdad, meg invertirá mil millones en la educación para que la universidad se mas accesible para los latinos. como político engañoso brown miente para ocultar su pasado. cuando era gobernador el desempleo casi se duplico. como alcalde de oakland, brown les subió los impuestos a las familias trabajadoras. las escuelas casi quebraron y los asesinatos se duplicaron haciendo oakland la cuarta cuidad más peligrosa en el país. jerry brown más mentiras de un político de sacramento. la cuarta cuidad más peligrosa en el país. ---"no soy rey"... esa fue la respuesta del presidente ---"no soy rey"... esa fue la respuesta del presidente soy rey esa fue la respuesta de presidente barack obama. >> presidente barack obama explico por su gestion aun no aprobadp la reforma migratoria. >> el presidente presidente barack obama regreso al programa el piolin. >> pudimos hablar de hispanos que están molestos por la reforma migratoria. >> se necesita

here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco. i read they improved every park. i didn't believe this at first. this is the fly casting pools. here was a fly casting champion ship. here it is today. it's still in use. the stables out there. they are meant so the public would have the opportunity previously only available to the elite, as it so often the case, as is with golf. like lincoln park built by the wpa. think of the experiences that people have had and the history which is embodied in them. there is daves tennis stadium. here it is, this was a tournament for inner-city youth. archery at golden gate park. our play grounds. here it is in use today. this is bernal heights park. you

stockman actually received advance notice the oklahoma city bombing was going to happen. >> well, there is more than one problem with that. the big one is that stockman did not in fact receive advanced in the -- in the of the bombing. he got an e-mail 15 minutes after which he turned over. well now there is an apology and it is pretty lame. >> on monday i said mr. stock man's notice was not advance notice. it was right after the bombing. i apologize for the misstatement. it was an editing error and miep alone. to the conservative blogers who are extremely angry with me for making that mistak -- mistake and who no doubt will be extremely angry for airing this correction, let me say, thank you. thank you for signaling enthusiasm forgetting all of the details right. if the country talked more about the steve stock -- stockmans of the world and what extremism was like in the country, that would be good as a country. particularly before this round of elections. >> nice, taring everybody there. the old dog made an editing excuse. now we go to angry kitty. >>> clearly an anti-government extrem

it's why he organizes vigils at the oklahoma state house.s his promise to a boy who loved his family, hunting, and the st. louis cardinals. >> we haven't done ty's last load of laundry because it still smells like him. we haven't washed his sheets because i can go in there and lay on his bed and still smell my boy. and you want to learn what bullying and suicide's all about, you talk to the people directly who it affects the most. >> he's a very brave man for speaking out. i thank you, mr. smalley for sharing your story with us. that's what ty's school says. saying they never reported any incidents of bullying to administrators or staff. our thoughts and prayers continue to be with the smalleys. laws prohibit the release of any additional information by perkins-tryon schools without waivers signed by parents. they did report incidents to school, but there's no requirement to write these things down. let's say he called two years ago, complained to somebody at the school, there was never any written record of it according to mr. smalley, and

she linked conservatives to the oklahoma city bombing. and then she goes after fox news for fear mongering. she does it without a trace of irony or realization that she is a hipocrite. that takes mad skills. >> i have a crush on her ability to not see things correctly. >> and i spilled skills with a "z." >> that's mad skillz. >> and refer together program all things considered, they changed the name to some things considered. andrew, how do you feel about npr? >> not a fan. i do not like it on facebook. >> really? >> i did not click on pr. >> you feel that strongly? >> yes, that strongly. you can see it in my face. >> mary, you said we hospital have subsidized propaganda, but shouldn't it be radio or television of any kind? >> yeah, we don't need the additional funding. people like the product they are buying, and they will support the product they are buying. if they don't want. it the government should not be the one providing it. >> this is not china. >> it is not china. >> but it will be. >> you can tell it is not china because we are

stockman actually received advance notice the oklahoma city bombing was going to happen. >> well, there is more than one problem with that. the big one is that stockman did not in fact receive advanced in the -- in the of the bombing. he got an e-mail 15 minutes after which he turned over. well now there is an apology and it is pretty lame. >> on monday i said mr. stock man's notice was not advance notice. it was right after the bombing. i apologize for the misstatement. it was an editing error and miep alone. to the conservative blogers who are extremely angry with me for making that mistak -- mistake and who no doubt will be extremely angry for airing this correction, let me say, thank you. thank you for signaling enthusiasm forgetting all of the details right. if the country talked more about the steve stock -- stockmans of the world and what extremism was like in the country, that would be good as a country. particularly before this round of elections. >> nice, taring everybody there. the old dog made an editing excuse. now we go to angry kitty. >>> clearly an anti-government extrem