oklahoma, 5-1., west virginia, a win here would boost their program and, joel, make them bowl-eligible. >> joel: they need the extra practices bad with all these young players. they're not thinking about that right now. they're just thinking about knocking off the twelfth ranked team in the country, oklahoma still possible at-large bid in the bcs at stake. >> craig: landry jones back to work. kenny stills gets out of bounds. >> joel: landry jones over 500 yards throwing the otball. the numbers are just staggering. 750 offensive yards, west virginia. 614 offensive yards for oklahoma. like we're back to the west virginia/baylor game we did a few months ago. >> craig: that was a 70-63 shootout. tonight, 49-44. the clock runs up on two minutes. oklahoma is down five. justin brown, 20, inside the 15 yard line. you could score maybe in this game too early. >> joel: each team might get two more possessions from this point the way they're going up and down the field. landry jones, beautiful ball, accurately

oklahoma, 5-1. state, west virginia, a win here would boost their program and, joel, make them bowl-eligible. >> joel: they need the extra practices bad with all these young players. they're not thinking about that right now. they're just thinking about knocking off the twelfth ranked team in the country, oklahoma still possible at-large bid in the bcs at stake. >> craig: landry jones back to work. kenny stills gets out of bounds. >> joel: landry jones over 500 yards throwing the football. the numbers are just staggering. 750 offensive yards, west virginia. 614 offensive yards for oklahoma. like we're back to the west virginia/baylor game we did a few months ago. >> craig: that was a 70-63 shootout. tonight, 49-44. the clock runs up on two minutes. oklahoma is down five. justin brown, 20, inside the 15 yard line. you could score maybe in this game too early. >> joel: each team might get two more possessions from this point the way they're going up and down the field. landry jones, beautiful ball, ac

oklahoma, 5-1.te, west virginia, a win here would boost their program and, joel, make them bowl-eligible. >> joel: they need the extra practices bad with all these young players. they're not thinking about that right now. they're just thinking about knocking off the twelfth ranked team in the country, oklahoma still possible at-large bid in the bcs at stake. >> craig: landry jones back to work. kenny stills gets out of bounds. >> joel: landry jones over 500 yards throwing the football. the numbers are just staggering. 750 offensive yards, west virginia. 614 offensive yards for oklahoma. like we're back to the west virginia/baylor game we did a few months ago. >> craig: that was a 70-63 shootout. tonight, 49-44. the clock runs up on two minutes. oklahoma is down five. justin brown, 20, inside the 15 yard line. you could score maybe in this game too early. >> joel: each team might get two more possessions from this point the way they're going up and down the field. landry jones, beautiful ball, accura

my dad got to oklahoma right after statehood. he was the first clerk of the county court in okemah, oklahoma, after statehood, as he is known as one of them old, hard-hitting, fist-fighting democrats, you know, that run for office down there, and they used to miscount the votes all the time. so every time that my dad went to town, it was common the first question that i ask him when he come riding in on a horse that evening, i'd say, "well, how many fights did you have today?" and then he'd take me up on his knee, and he'd proceed to tell me who he is fighting and why and all about it. "put her there, boy. we'll show these fascists what a couple hillbillies can do." alan lomax: where did you live? on a farm? woody guthrie: well, no, i was born there in that little town. my dad built a six-room house. cost him about $7,000 or $8,000. and the day after he got the house built, it burned down. and then he'd take me up on his knee, and he'd proceed to tell me who he is fighting and why and all about it. alan lomax: what kind of a plac

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. >> spring in oklahoma often brings crazy weather. but on may 16th, 2010, no one could anticipate what is about to rain down. photographer aaron snow is at home with his family as the morning breaks. >> the day started out bright and sunny. wind got heavier and heavier and so we started filming from the front door. when oklahomans see hail in late spring, they prepare for what may follow, severe lightning or even a tornado. but from the moment aaron and his wife, jen, spot the size of the first few hailstones, they realize this time the hail itself may do the greatest damage. >> my whole family is at the front door watching the wind and everything pick up. >> that is going to do damage. those are bigger -- >> oh, no. >> and then we noticed like these huge pieces of ice just coming out of the sky. >> they're almost baseballs. >> within second, the handful of falling ice chunks becomes a downpour. >> oh, my gosh! >> aaron's 3-year-old son can hardly keep his eyes off the unusual phenomenon. >> get back from the window. >> get back. oh,

oklahoma state has won the last three in that rivalry. tomorrow night on espn and espnu the new bcs poll will be unveiled. who will rise and fall? tomorrow night at 8:30 eastern on espn and continues on espnu at 9:00. >> chris: i'm going to go with a little bit of upset pick. i think usc is going to get oregon tonight. i don't know why. >> sean: put a friendly wager on that if you want. >> chris: nothing friendly about that wager. >> sean: no, there is not. second and five. they added some time back onto the clock. shovel back to bell. first down! he stayed inbounds so as soon as they move the chains they will wind the clock again. >> chris: another great call for dan roushar, the defensive coordinator. really outstanding. just misdirection play and nebraska defense going one way and le'veon bell in the open field and smarts to get down inbounds. >> sean: 229 rushing yards for michigan state who was averaging only 131 per game and last in the big ten entering today. rush defense all about a problem for nebraska. they are 82nd in the count

and we would have said that oklahoma was a red state, it became a blue state for a long time and nowred state. >> stephen: well, actually the democrats are praying for another dust bowl to get it become ba. you have another documentary that you made with your daughter and some called the central park five. okay, that releases in theatres november 23rd. these are five kids who what, 1989. >> 1989. >> stephen: they confessed to a rape in central park. so they go into the park and they are fooling around with a lot of other kids. the cop as rest a few of them. they are going to release them to their parents and they discover this jogger brutally raped in another part of the park. they think these kids might have something to do with it. they call if a lot of kids but these kid had never been in trouble before, these five. and they didn't know about miranda. they didn't have their parents most of the time. and the cops interviewed them for 30 hours and said look, we know you didn't do t are you a good kid, but this guy ken is saying you did it, if you say he did we will let you go home.

the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma. mr. inhofe: i ask unanimous consent that gary mayo, an army fellow in senator hutchison's office, be granted full privileges during consideration of 3254. the presiding officer: without objection. the senator from california. mrs. feinstein: would you tell me, please, what the respective times for either side on this amendment is? the presiding officer: the opposition time is expired. proponents have six minutes remaining. mr. levin: will the senator yield? mrs. feinstein: i will. the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. mr. levin: we are significantly over our time. we are happy to accommodate senator feinstein and others. mrs. feinstein: no. i just wanted to thank everybody. i think we had a good debate. i think we ended in a good place. i'm very hopeful that the body will pass this now by a large majority. i think there is some disagreement on the interpretation of hamdi, but i think this is a good discussion to have. i think these cases are very important. they are a whole se

oklahoma state can stop it a couple times with their time-outs. we have moved inside a couple of minutes. >> kirk: a pretty good effort by oklahoma state to try to fight their way back into this game. if they would have put a touchdown on the board, they are within seven and it comes down to an onside kick. clint chelf should be very proud of what he was able to do in trying to get this team back in the game. >> brent: so pease will run that wildcat again. he'll keep it behind wilson, breaking free. depending on the spot. it appears like he has got a first down here with 1:23. to the wildcats, it appears, are going to stay unbeaten. up wi one of the final four and, still, alabama is under fire with 3:23 to go. who knows. bill snyder and kansas state could be number one by tomorrow night. again, what time is that show? 8:30 for you guys? >> kirk: 8:30 eastern. >> brent: i'll be there and i'll be watching. >> kirk: would you like to hop on with us? i'd love to get some of your opinions on this. don't be surprised if oregon, if alabama loses, oregon

i'm an okie from oklahoma.think the oklahoma bar association should really investigate an employee sanctioned power to say you know what, judge? we understand your good intentioned. but if the future, you're not going to violate the constitution by this sentence. bracelet, fine, therapy, fine. go back to school. i guess he is a welder. welding school. but don't send people to church unless they choose do so. doinlt think it's the end of it. if the oklahoma bar association is worth anything, it's got to look into this. >> all right. avery, richard, thank you so much. we'll hear from you again in 20 minutes. we have a real pig fight taking place in south florida. and this involves a little boy with down's syndrome. can't wait to hear how you see this case. and homosexual acts are already illegal in one east african nation. now lawmakers in uganda are considering making anti-gay laws tougher and it's trending this hour. [ male announcer ] can a car be built around a state of mind? ♪ announcing the all-new 2013 mal

it does not benefit oklahoma taxpayers to actively support a new program that will ultimately be under control of the federal government. the governor announced that oklahoma will join seven other states in opting out of the medicaid expansion portion of the affordable care act set to begin in 2014. in june the supreme court ruled that the medicaid expansion should be an option, not a requirement, for states. nationwide would extend coverage to 17 million uninsured americans at little cost to the states. in fact for the first three years, they will cover 100% of the cost for new enrollees. joining me e is senior editor for the new republic. this is a great mystery to me, but why are republican states opting out of a federal tax break? >> well, you know, the critics of the affordable care act really wanted to take the law off the books all together. but they ended up one vote short in the supreme court and 60-something electoral votes on election day. so they can't take the law off the books. they can't repeal it. so they are trying the next best thing which is to get governors to under

. >> charles: alabama leading 14-10 at lsu, kansas state up by 18 against oklahoma state at home. notre dame, start your hearts again, irish fans, you got away today. oregon winning big now. and then you see georgia. i thought they might get tested today by ole miss coming off an emotional game against florida. they handled that. florida an ugly game against missouri, but they won. a couple teams idle in south carolina and florida state and louisville, do you know they gave up the opening kickoff touchdown to temple? temple ran it back, 7-0 and charlie strong's team led by their quarterback, blasted temple, and the end result 45-17. now, that's a good story for you, folks, louisville and charlie strong still undefeated leading the big east. >> gus: so, with one tick remaining in this game, andre heidari will send it away. and heidari sends it into the end zone for a touchback. >> charles: you know, that's a classy move right there. do you know why? the onside kick is one of the more physically punishing plays in football, and the result's not going to change even if you get it bec

. >> it was an oklahoma term i think. >> jimmy: what is that.e naked kids in wal-mart, like in their diaper? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> like running around wal-mart. >> jimmy: yep. [ laughter ] and their feet -- >> their feet are like tar? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: filthy dirty, yeah. >> there's like, gum on the bottom of your shoes? >> jimmy: there's gum on the bottom of their feet. >> wal-mart. >> jimmy: that's wal-mart feet. very good. i just learned something right now. this is awesome. [ cheers and applause ] >> i mean, i'm here to teach. >> jimmy: thank you for being -- >> you're welcome. >> jimmy: besides "twilight" what things do you watch on the bus? >> um, i mean, we do -- we like "walking dead." that's kind of a thing we like to do. >> jimmy: really? that's good times. >> the thing we record and, it's like it's "walking dead" time on the bus. >> jimmy: and everyone get's to watch the "walking dead." >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you watch "american idol" still? >> yes, i do. definite -- definite supporter of that when it's on. we record and

. >> charles: alabama leading 14-10 at lsu, kansas state up by 18 against oklahoma state at home. notre dame, start your hearts again, irish fans, you got away today. oregon winning big now. and then you see georgia. i thought they might get tested today by ole miss coming off an emotional game against florida. they handled that. florida an ugly game against missouri, but they won. a couple teams idle in south carolina and florida state and louisville, do you know they gave up the opening kickoff touchdown to temple? temple ran it back, 7-0 and charlie strong's team led by their quarterback, blasted temple, and the end result 45-17. now, that's a good story for you, folks, louisville and charlie strong still undefeated leading the big east. >> gus: so, with one tick remning in this game, andre heidari will send it away. and heidari sends it into the end zone for a touchback. >> charles: you know, that's a classy move right there. do you know why? the onside kick is one of the more physically punishing plays in football, and the result's not going to change even if you get it becau

portman: my colleague from oklahoma and i -- mr. president, i would like to follow up briefly on that and just say that in 1997 when we decided to move toward a balanced budget agreement when president clinton was president, there was also an agreement to cut the capital gains rate which is sometimes forgotten. that capital gains rate cut produced a lot of revenue that was not expected. as a result, we got to a unified balanced budget, a unified basis more rapidly than anybody thought we would. it came two or three years sooner than projected. in part because it was about $100 billion of new revenue that showed up the next year from the fact that we did reduce the capital gains rates. and look, i understand the need for us to deal with the deficit and to have revenue. there's no question that this is necessary, but to do it by raising rates alone, which is what's being proposed by some people, is going to result in lower economic growth, it's going to result in job loss, and it's not going to have the intended benefit on the revenue

half starved by the governments failed to provide enough food to them on their oklahoma reservations, warriors raided the new settlements on the planes. they raped and burned, they killed the man and carried off women and children. shared initially took the cauvery after the raiders, just as his predecessors had in the spring and summer. but it was an exercise in futility. troopers could never catch the young shiite and rapid awarded to they knew the country well. so sheridan elected to strike the indians in their winter camps where they had previously been left unmolested. there they would be most vulnerable, and least expecting an attack. and attacking indian villages and sheridan was acting as police in collecting responsibly. in other words, civilians who supported the indian raiders felt culpable, too. sheridan had just one man in mind to lead the 1868 winter expedition, george armstrong custer. though i do, the union wide cavalry. custer had served under sheridan and the shenandoah valley at five forks and it seems greek and appomattox. sheridan raised custer through the ranks j

>> well, basically oklahoma said thanks but no thanks. we have a disagreement where the obama administration and the affordable healthcare act and in the state of oklahoma, they voted by a large margin, almost 65% we oppose many portions of the affordable health care act. it was put into our constitution and, of course, we've had a decision to make. we'd had a deadline in which we were to decide upon which course of the action we were going to take. we feel like if we would have set up a stated based exchange, it would have been a state based exchange in name only because i am hearing from other governors who have tried to set up a stated based exchange that have had them for couple years, that the administration is now saying that doesn't qualify for what we're looking for for state based ex change. we don't want to do the federal partnership either. we're going to default and say, you are forcing something upon the state of oklahoma that we did not support. we still do not support. as the federal law so we'll let the federal government

[inaudible] >> nothing against oklahoma, but is based on the the east coast in oklahoma at least the panhandle of oklahoma was a bed of a culture shock for me. i think they've improved things considerably now. they slapped a primary trainers. you guys had the 86 now instead of the god-awful t. 37 that we had. when a going? [inaudible] >> did you put something on the facebook page? i was due? okay, i didn't want to do it because i'm not a facebook guy. they made me. but actually it's turned out to be interesting because i get to talk to a lot more people than i thought. so feel free to chime in. what he wanted due? what do you want to fly? >> f-16s. >> good answer. yes luther raptor for three hours at the end of my career. it's a fabulous airplane, but i'm partial to the f-16. the air force may come to that, they've may realize we can't afford these raptures and as 35's at $150 million each. let's go somewhere new f-16s because the newest versions that we've built is called the block 60 amway sold it to the united arab emirates. best buy dreads ever flew. it's got everything within ju

i mean, stepping into, in tulsa, oklahoma, a segregated lunch line. and i think i was, like, four. and there was a family waiting behind this little velvet-covered rope to go in the cafeteria line, but weere white, so we were going to walk right through. but i had been to kindergarten. i knew the rule-- first, first, right? they were there first. so i took this rope down and said, "y'all go ahead," speaking like an okie. and this father, you know, this african american father, and my father... you know, i can only barely understand now what must have gone on between those two. >> hinojosa: and why does it bring tears to your eyes to talk about this moment, kevin? >> i think because i'm a father now. i think my innocence at the time didn't help me to... i didn't understand what was really going on. i look back now at my own family, caught up in that horror of racism, that terrible burden that we carried, and both... i'm both overjoyed that we put that much of it behind, even though we've got a long way to go, and also just to imagine what that had to feel like for those dads. >> hin

. >> warriors and oklahoma city. struggling to contain kevin durant. off the steal, easy dunk. he had a triple-double. and russell westbrook. two of his 0. oh, my. and oklahoma city wins that one, 119-10 9. >> final race of the 2012 nascar season was battle between jimmie johnson and brad kess keselowskl keselowski had to do is finish 15th or better and the cup is his to miami we go jimmie johnson at one point led the race but got into trouble during a pit stop. a nascar official made him return to the pit for an infraction and he lost time. shortly after that johnson had a part failure and that was it. his race was over and the chance for the cup returning to the grand. that meant all keselowski had to do is finish the race and the championship was him. jeff gordon won the race, keselowski finished 15th. le the sprint cup championship, the first for the 28-year-old and the first for his team, penske racing. >> no team -- no person is, only a team can do that. and these guys up here, they make me big enough. they make you fast enough, make you strong enough to do anything we wa

who's an air force veteran who's been trying to visit his native oklahoma to see his sick mother let's talk to adam soltani from the oklahoma chapter of the council on american nations so why isn't saadiq allowed to go. well we haven't been told as to why he won't go home is not allowed to return home all we know is that every time he's trying to board the plane or get his boarding pass from the airport in doha they have denied him and they have wanted him to the us embassy he has filed complaints with the embassy and with the department of homeland security it's been more than six months and as of now he has not heard back from them we can only assume that he's on a no fly list and they won't tell us why what are you doing to help him. well we have written a letter to secretary of state hillary clinton pleading for her to to allow saddam to return home especially in this in this dire need it's pretty much a humanitarian need you know that he needs to return home to be with his nine mother and that's a very important but at the same time we're also working to contact the appropriate ag

alex smith reacts to getting benched and a thriller in oklahoma that just ended and looks can be deceivingame down to the last shot. reacted. alex smith reacts to getting benched and a thriller in oklahoma that just ended and looks can be deceiving. it camedown to the last shot. fl drama raiders yesterday 49er quarterback alex smith found out he was benched, today rereacted. >> it sucks. i don't know what else to say. you state your case with your play and i feel like i did that. i feel like the only thing i've done to lose my job is get a concussion. it's a tough pill to swallow. >> more nfl drama, rolondo mcclain was told to stay away from practice today. he said on his facebook that he was no longer on the team. reports say he could be released soon. howabout nba, the warriors hosting denver, the warriors are up by three. then there is a foul worth three shots. he made the first two but the warriors knocked it out and one last chance to win the game. yes -- wait, wait, wait, did he get it off on time? oh he didn't. >> no, warriors won. . >> woman: oh! tully's. how do you always have my

oklahoma visiting west virginia. pick it up late. 44-43.nds steadman bailey, bailey finds the end zone. the mountaineers are going crazy. oklahoma they're not putting 27 seconds left in the game. landry jones to kenny stills for the five-yard score and the sooners win a thriller, 50-49. i know, he's taking a deep breath. navy hosting texas state on senior day in annapolis. keenan reynolds hands off to koeks land. coke land finds some room, lowers the boom into the end zone. two on the day for coke land. fourth quarter, navy's up 14-3. reynolds running the option. pitches to g.g. green. he wills himself to that pile on. navy rushes for 407 yards in the game. they win, 21-10 the final score. >>> the wizards have all of us jazzed up a little bit for tonight. another fourth quarter collapse against utah and the whiz kids search are to the first w of the season. they look early and often as the story goes, it ends in disappointing fashion. there were highlights, though. check out this smooth move. we have highlights on the court as well. pick it

plenty of sun shooin areas like memphis, tennessee and oklahoma city. beautiful weather for this november. anywhere near the lakes you're dealing with lake effects showers. areas like cleveland, 43. so, once again, yes, the next storm will move up the mid-atlantic through the northeast. mostly it will be all rain. the waves will be the only issue because there's no protection for any structure. >> cleanup efforts, just a pain. >> yes, it'll set everyone back by about a day. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> this weekend marks the final stretch a very long campaign. >> and after all that we've been through together, nevada, we sure as heck can't give up now. >> now i want you to know, i'm confident about the future. i'm optimistic. >> the frenetic race to election day less than 96 hours away. >>> and a must-see joe biden top ten list. you're watching "early today." >> announcer: brought to you by the makers of sen trim men and women. have you taken the most complete multi-vitamin today? >>> 96 hours to go. the candidates plan to spend a lot of time in the bat

fourth quarter now, oklahoma state up 48-34, trying to add to that.ds off to jeremy smith, and that's even more speed. 21 yards to mountaineers fall to the cowboys, 55-34. >>> navy down in alabama visiting the trojans. pick it up in the third. navy down ten. keenan reynolds out to gigi greene. you like that, guys? gigi is gone, gone. 59 yards. bye-bye. 31-28. navy pulls to within three. the trojans battle back. fourth quarter, troy in its own -- detroit in its own handoff. faking the handoff. the four-yard touchdown, they beat navy 41-31. >>> d.c. united's first trip back to the post season in five years has been memorable to say the least. two ejections, a goal, snowstorm delay, and will still missing their best player. now that most storied franchise in mls history is back in the conference final. i'd advise you to win at home tomorrow because ben olsen's team has not lost at rfk since the season opener in march. this is a great group. >> it's a good group. it's a group of good guys that are willing to fight and back each other up. and they're selfl

oklahoma people $400 million.lion. >> stephanie: wow, some people have been listening to me entirely too long and know entirely too many fun facts about me. i think i mentioned my 8th grade science fair project at some point. >> yeah, sea monkeys. >> stephanie: and the light went out the night before, and they all died -- >> so you stirred the water -- >> stephanie: right, when the judges came by to make it look like they were swimming, and they were all just kind of flopping. julie has a testimonial to soda stream. steph the bubble could have done the work. [ applause ] >> stephanie: if only i had soda stream in eighth grade. >> or you could just put some sprite in the water, or back then it was 7-up. >> stephanie: or tab. >> right. >> stephanie: tom in new mexico you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, tom. >> caller: hello, hello. thank you for my phone call. first of all i appreciate the call and also agree with the representative from ohio everything he said. >> stephanie: tim ryan. he is awesome. >> call

he captures 57% of the vote compared to barack obama's 43% and we go to oklahoma. we got numbers in for this state. you can see mitt romney winning the state of oklahoma capturing 7 electoral votes. >> these are states that have not been declared. we want to show you what is happening. michigan is where mitt romney is from but it is the auto capital of the country. right now president obama is leading mitt romney in michigan, 53% to 47%. still very early in this race to talk about who is going to win. we move to pennsylvania, this is leaning towards president obama and we want to show you what the numbers are right now. president obama has a very slim lead, just two points but leading mitt romney and there are 20 electoral votes, a pivotal state. one that obama is counting on winning but in just the last few days, mitt romney actually appeared in pittsburgh and was buying ads for pennsylvania trying to make it competitive and new hampshire, this is in mitt romney's backyard, part of the blond media market and mitt romney has a vacation home but right now president

he was down in oklahoma. and he was introduced to an indian chief and he said so-and-so is a good indian. and sheridan looked at him and said the only good indians i have ever seen were dead ones. [applause] and somehow, it ended up in the newspapers about the time when the army was involved in this horrible attack in montana on the wrong indian village, something like 150 indians or something. so it really looked back. >> yes, sir? >> many of the generals on both sides were able to get some of the experience on both sides. where do these leadership abilities come from at such an early age? >> well, when they were trying to suppress the indians in oregon and washington, they called it the oregon territory, it was actually washington state. and he had some small unit operations along the columbia river. and he also managed an indian reservation on the pacific coast of oregon as well. so he had some experience there. but he started off small in mississippi and he was given command of the calvary regiment. and t

looks like we will see very warm conditions in oklahoma and all the way through the midwest. out after a brutal stretch of rainy weather. no problems in l.a. and phoenix. trying to take a look ahead to black friday shopping. any going out late tonight, i know a lot of people lining up, stores open at midnight, from the northern plains, today's warm, tonight, very cold. tomorrow, only in the 20s in areas of the dakotas and minnesota. veronica, bottom line, people in the northern florida iplains in midwest, don't get caught out, doing late night shopping, it will be frigid. enjoy and have fun. >> think quick. what was your favorite float from past macy's? >> i was waiting for santa. >> me, too. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. thank you for watching "first look" on nbc. happy thanksgiving and thanks for watching. i just use my bank of america debit or credit card when i pay. and i get as much as 15% cash back -- put into my account. this is on top of other rewards and discounts i already get. best of all -- it's free. happy holidays. [ male announcer ] introducing bankamerideals, fr

memphis won its sixth game in a row as rudy gay of the grizzlies put on a show against oklahoma city, scoring 28 points in a 107-97 victory over the thunder. >>> in college basketball, eric murphy of number ten florida was a perfect 10 for 10 from the field for 24 points as the gators pulled away and rolled over number 22 wisconsin 74-56. >>> all right, some baseball. tampa bay's david price was named the cy young award winner with 20 wins this season. and it was 38-year-old r.a. dickey who won 20 games for the mets who got the national league cy young award. he is the first knuckleball pitcher in baseball history to win the award. >>> american swimmer missy franklin of colorado won four gold medals at the london olympics and holds the world record in the 200-meter backstroke. the 17-year-old now has signed a letter of intent to go to the university of california at berkeley before competing in the 2016 summer games in rio de janeiro. >>> and in oklahoma city, this kid is awesome. he's a 9-year-old boy who loves spor sports. his name is jason smith jr. he has muscular dystrophy and is

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romney in oklahoma, south carolina, and west virginia among others. again, the projections give obama 57 electoral votes to romney's 40. again, they both hope their number will add up to at least 270. we'll start to see the numbers add up. we'll bring you the latest later in the program. >>> let's check on how the people in the financial sector are looking at the election. >> as investors are welcoming the end of the election race, regardless of who wins because uncertainties will no longer dampen the market and this pushed up tuesday's new york stock prices. buying orders were placed on a wide range of shares and the dow jones industrial average rose over 170 points at one stage and a key index and ended the day at 13,245. that's up 1% from monday's close. president obama's victory would probably mean continued monetary easing to support a recovery, and if republican contender mitt romney wins, he will likely deregulate banking and other industries. either way, the u.s. economy would get a boost and that would be a positive factor for share prices. m

i was in awe of their work because beginning with "oklahoma!" in the middle of the second world war, they had pioneered a kind of show in which the story was more important than anything else. in the 1940s and '50s, dramatic stories were transformed into a wealth of broadway classics, including the lerner and loewe musical that i took instead of "pipe dream," "my fair lady." oh, how loverly it was, the golden age of the broadway musical. [ sirens blaring ] andrews: throughout world war ii, with the threat of enemy aircraft a constant fear, the lights of new york city were frequently turned off. man: broadway, target number one for pleasure seekers of the world. oh, you can douse its glimmer for an hour, you can pull some switches and make it dark as pitch, but the lights are all there waiting, and they'll come on again as sure as shooting because this is broadway, because this is america.

memphis won the sixth game in a row as rudy gay of the grizzlies put on a show of oklahoma city scoring and getting a victory over the thunder. college basketball, eric murphy of florida was a perfect ten for ten from the field. for 24 points, the gators pulled away and rolled over number 22 wisconsin 74-56. >>> let's get in baseball. tampa bay's david price was voted the american league cy young award winner with 20 wins this season. and 38-year-old r.a. dickie who won 28 games for the mets got the national league cy young award. he's the first knuckleball pitcher in baseball history to win the award. >>> american swimmer missy franklin of colorado won four gold medals at the london olympics and holds the world regard for the 200 meter backstro backstroke. the 17-year-old signed a letter of intend to go to the university of california berkeley before competing in the 2016 summer olympics. >>> and in oklahoma, talk about an amazing story. a 9-year-old little boy who loves sports named jason smith jr. has muscular dystrophy. he is confined to a wheelchair. that's not going to stop him. h

tom cole of oklahoma urged fellow members to accept a plan for taxes. senate democrats are optimistic that more members of the republican party will be willing to step away from their pledge with grover nornorquist. >> republicans are deciding they no longer want to be married to this pledge. republicans are saying they want a divorce from grover norquist. that alone is a leading indicator that the fiscal deal is within reach. both sides are still far apart. the discussions over the next few weeks will be difficult. but with each new republican disavowingi grover norquist, th chance of a deal rises sharply. >> apparently wall street is not as optimistic. stocks dipped immediately. the dow dipped 9 poi89 points. >>> house republicans have announced their recommendations on who will claire the committees. and they love white old men. there is not a single woman among the 19 members that speaker skrjohn boehner recommed yesterday. not one woman. although chairs for the ethics and house administration committees have yet to be decided. that would make sense