because i'm from oklahoma and a republican should oklahoma's viewpoint, unlike the house, not count? i mean, oklahoma's viewpoint because they the majority counts in the house. when they were the minority it doesn't count at all. the senate was designed so the minority always gets their say. they don't always win, but they always get the -- that was to be the vessel this allowed the pressure to go off. and so i understand that with everybody out there, the campaign has been made, the problems and filibuster. the problem is not the filibuster. the probably is the inability for the minority to have the amendment on the bill. when the marge majority leader does not allow saying there will be no amendments, i'll being the two amendments. what you think and how you want to modify it. when the vast majority of the bills don't floor without going through committee, we have another viewpoint. most haven't been through committee and come to the floor because it's an idea written in the office. that's not the senate. i would tell anybody that is critical of republicans. read the history of the

this is less than a month after the oklahoma city bombing. president george h.w. bush resigned his life membership in the nra in protest. ultimately, even after they first defended it, the nra was forced to apologize for the "jackbooted thugs" thing. and ultimately, old steve stockman did get voted out of office in texas in 1996. he'd only served one term in the house. but you know what happened to steve stockman in the long run? in this past election in 2012, the one we just had, steve stockman got voted back into office. texas decided to send him back. and then yeah, he was the guy who even before president obama said what he wanted to do on gun reform this week, steve stockman was the member of congress who was already out calling for president obama's impeachment, before president obama had even suggested anything. steve stockman wanted to impeach him as a gun grabber. that, incidentally, is how he won his race to go back to congress this past year, too. he called his republican opponent in the primary a gun grabber. everybody's a gun grabber. president obama

right now this oklahoma team is struggling in all aspects.g to get something done down the stretch. >> gus: second and 28. jones, the throw. over the middle. and he has his man. at the 22-yard line. kenny stills. stopped by dustin harris after 15-yard gain. >> charles: sew how deep he plays in coverage -- see how deep he plays in coverage as a middle linebacker. >> gus: third and 13. landry jones. in trouble. and goes down. landry jones taken down by sean porter. that brings up fourth down for oklahoma. and they will punt. >> charles: outside. porter bounced between the outside linebacker. and moves inside to the weak side inside linebacker position. outside linebackers remain the reputation for the pass rusher. and you saw him on that play. >> gus: fifth punt o the game for tress way. harris back pedaling. and harris gobbleed up quickly at the 25-yard line. january 1, 1988, last time a&m in the cotton bowl against notre dame. heisman trophy winner tim brown put the irish ahead, after notre dame made the score 10-3. a&m, alex morris made a le

i talked about insure oklahoma, and how that has worked well. it is one of the options we are looking at. that is why i mentioned we need the flexibility in oklahoma to sustain a program that is currently working in my state. >> thank you. i was hoping you could expand on the tax reform task force, maybe outlined the goals, and also you mentioned preserving taxes for infrastructure investment. maybe you could expand on that, and what steps you are taking right now is congress talks about sequestration. >> the tax reform task force is being led by tom corbin, -- tom corbett, the governor of pennsylvania, and the governor of kentucky. we recognize there is considerable work being done in washington, and we think it is incumbent upon us to come in with solutions, not just say that we want this, this, and this, but in general terms, say we understand what you are trying to achieve and we would like to be helpful as partners in coming to put reasonable solutions. we certainly are a part of this around municipal bonds alike, because so much of that go

right now this oklahoma team is struggling in all aspects.to get something done down the stretch. >> gus: second and 28. jones, the throw. over the middle. and he has his man. at the 22-yard line. kenny stills. stopped by dustin harris after 15-yard gain. >> charles: sew how deep he plays in coverage -- see how deep he plays in coverage as a middle linebacker. >> gus: third and 13. landry jones. in trouble. and goes down. landry jones taken down by sean porter. that brings up fourth down for oklahoma. and they will punt. >> charles: outside. porter bounced between the outside linebacker. and moves inside to the weak side inside linebacker position. outside linebackers remain the reputation for the pass rusher. and you saw him on that play. >> gus: fifth punt of the game for tress way. harris back pedaling. and harris gobbleed up quickly at the 25-yard line. january 1, 1988, last time a&m in the cotton bowl against notre dame. heisman trophy winner tim brown put the irish ahead, after notre dame made the score 10-3. a&m, alex morris made a lea

thunder over the suns 102-90. >>> tough on oklahoma city's heels, blake griffin.starts off going coast to coast blowing by memphis defenders. but l.a.'s bench providing a lot of offense. ryan halling with the big alley-oop slam. clippers take down the grizzlies 99-73. >>> the finnish champs moving on in the u.s. open. serena williams early in the match, she needed medical attention on her ankle. she's no worse for the wear winning her opening round match 6-0, 6-0. and u.s. open champ andy murray also wins in straight sets 6-3, 6-1, 6-3. >>> and preparations are underway in the big easy for the big game. workers in new orleans are transforming jackson square into a massive set for cbs' coverage of the super bowl. we'll be bringing you a number of broadcasts from new orleans leading up to the game. >>> and then hit the music -- yes! on sunday, february 3, the show you have all been waiting for, super bowl xlvii. and the only place to see it is right here on cbs. i'm not even going to the game, and you can tell i'm a little excited about it. >>> we'll take a quick br

narrador) a continuación en "naturaleza implacable": un violento tornado recorre las planicies de oklahomarrasando todo a su paso. vientos de alta montaña causan estragos en un helicóptero haciendo fracasar por completo una heroica misión de rescate. también veremos un inusual arreo de vacas en las inundaciones de nueva zelanda. ♪ los cálidos vientos del desierto atizan una tormenta de fuego en el sur de california destruyendo casas y ahuyentando a los bomberos. y finalmente, una severa tempestad eléctrica obliga a un dirigible a un aterrizaje de emergencia. climas extremos relatados por las personas que lograron sobrevivir en "naturaleza implacable". ♪ el clima que sólo podemos tratar de predecir, cuando el clima extremo se desata nuestro mundo puede dar vuelcos dramáticos. ♪ una tormenta de otoño genera un violento tornado en las afueras de la ciudad de elk city en oklahoma. [hombre por radio] el servicio nacional meteorológico declara alarma de tornado en el condado de roger mills. (narrador) el cazador de tormentas, reed timmer, y su grupo saben que hay alarma de tornados para toda la

the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. cole: mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman continues to reserve. the gentlelady from new york is recognized. ms. slaughter: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pascrell. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for two minutes. mr. pascrell: i heard the words a few moments ago about a grab bag. i can assure you that the governors who introduced itemized lists went into them very deeply with the consultation of local officials. it's no grab bag. that's an insult to the northeastern states that were hit by this tremendous storm. it's ironic, of those who oppose this legislation, that many of them, i have the list here, mr. speaker, if you want to see it, supported not only disaster aid for their own areas, but some of them got disaster aid personally. the gentleman from south carolina, he personally took a small business loan, federal loan, as part of a disaster relief prog

nueva orleans, se mantienen en segundo lugar del pacifico, y recibiran a los clippers, después a oklahomaibirán a chicago >> de esta forma llegamos a los 49 ers, y barack obama celebra en washington, elogiando a su mujer, al vice presidente, su esposa, y la nación que dijo que llamamos hogar >> los latinos le pusieron sabor y color a la toma de posesión del presidente barack obama >> aunque mañana será el gran evento, el presidente barack obama ya juró en un segundo mandato, en una ceremonia privada sin discursos que duró pocos segundos, le tenemos los detalles. ♪ >> este es su notiero univisión fin de semana, con lourdes ramos, y felix de vedud. >> bienvenidos, es un día de gran actividades por la celebración de la toma de poder del presidente barack obama, la más reciente fue en el museo nacional de la capital del país, donde presidieron la tradicional recepción, previa a la toma de posesión, pasamos con felix para que nos hable del resto de los eventos, felix, buenas noches. >> estamos en la capital del país, en medio de festejos, y este evento además de político tiene un muy gran even

, tompsos anota, termino con 14, se les acaba gasolina para que ganara oklahoma >> santos gano a losual >> vamos al clima con guillermo >> hola, ¿qué tal?, muy buenas noches , llega el fin de semana con sistema frontal , que viene perdiendo fuerza,entra aire frío con nublado y bajas temperaturas sin lluvia, si va al sur de california hay subtropical (información en pantalla) para nevada y arizona humedad, advertencias se mantiene tranquilo, alto oleaje perdura mañana, temperaturas (información en pantalla) 49, baia 50 al igual que san josé mañana nublado , se queda en el sistema el fin de semana , temperaturas suben el miércoles , domingo mejora en san josé con temperaturas de 56 toda la proxima semana cielos despejados con aumento en la temperatura , que lo pase bien que tenga bonito fin de semana >> >> a partir del domingo los parquimetros no seran gratis en san francisco según autoridades ahora los domingos tiene actividad comercial aumentada, no olvide pagarlo >> los lapices labiales y otros articulos de belleza pueden transmitir el virus de la influenza >> a una mujer no le pued

an oklahoma lawmaker wants to allow companies to fire smokers.is higher, so bosses should be able to fire. republican state cantor david holt is a lawmaker with that bill. senator, this is controversial. you know that you're going to get a lot of backlash of this. this is have a chance of making it the law? >> well, you know, little background. i am a free-market conservative, and oklahoma has a statute on the books that makes smokers a protected class. that is very rare. were talking about race, gender, national origin, and smokers. i think employers ought to have the ability to operate in the free market, and the problem is compounded by obamacare because obamacare is coming in, and as your viewers will know most employers are going to have to provide health insurance moving forward. in oklahoma or employers cannot make a decision about hiring compensation or benefits based on whether that person smokes and not. that is rare in the united states. it is very unusual, and that the good is a testament to get lobbying more than its estimate to a pu

the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. cole: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the distinguished member from new york, former chairman of the homeland security committee and one of the most distinguished members of this body, mr. king. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. mr. king: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of the rule and equally strong support of the underlying legislation, particularly the frelinghuysen amendment, which is so vital to the people of new york, new jersey, connecticut and especially my area on long island. to put this in perspective, there are 305,000 homes in new york damaged. 2.2 million people lost their power. that's more than the population of 15 states. that's 2.2 million people that lost their power. in my county, 95,000 buildings were damaged, more than 38,000, more -- had more than 50% damage. $6 billion in recovery costs. that's $6.1 billion for one county. in suffolk county, under the county executive, $1.8 bil

union membership was up in texas and oklahoma and georgia and north carolina, tennessee. so, it's not -- these numbers are national and patterns of job growth and patterns of job construction taking place and peeling behind the numbers you see the success of the labor movement where people did not expect. >> it's an interesting article and will continue to follow the numbers and see what this means and impact of upcoming elections. thank you very much, bill. >> thank you for having me. >> absolutely. >>> coming up, gut check and joined by congressman tammy duckworth. when what you just bought, just broke. or when you have a little trouble a long way from home... as an american express cardmember you can expect some help. but what you might not expect, is you can get all this with a prepaid card. spends like cash. feels like membership.

cada año cientos de escuelas de todo oklahoma compiten para encontrar el insecto más feo del estado.nsecto más feo para representar a la primaria jackson ¿y están listos? (niños) ¡sí! (mujer) ¿pueden hacerlo? (narrador) hay millones de especies de insectos en todo el mundo, un sólo jardín puede tener hasta 8,000 clases diferentes y no sólo en tierra seca. las larvas de libélula pasaron cinco años bajo el agua, eso ojos saltones podrían hacerlas ganadoras. (mujer) ¿atrapar el insecto fue difícil? (niña) sí. (mujer) ahora hay que decidir qué insecto es el más feo. [algarabía] (narrador) ¿cómo se juzga la fealdad de criaturas tan diferentes a nosotros? (niño 1) ah, qué feo. (niños 2) a mí me da miedo. es horrible. ¡ay, mira! (mujer) y el primer lugar, el insecto más feo de nuestra escuela ¡es la hormiga de felpa! (narrador) ¿pero ganará el título estatal? las entradas son para la doctora paige johnson su microscopio electrónico amplia los insectos hasta 200 veces. fue un concurso difícil y una decisión cerrada pero los miembros de la sociedad microscópica de oklahoma se reunieron y vota

i'm john but the by share, oklahoma governor -- i am joined by the co-chair, oklahoma governor. we would go into an unprecedented congress. i do want to take a moment to recognize somebody here with us this morning. our relationship with the, our state's national guard forces is incredibly important. the national guard as a vital resource in a murder to response -- vital resourece in ce in emergency response. we are honored to be joined today by the chief of the national guard bureau. thank you for being here for the important work you do. so, through the nga we identified priorities for the states and we find common ground we are bipartisan, and it should come as no surprise how much we could accomplish when we work together. as you will hear today, governors and federal partners have been successful in crafting the command structure so the states can respond in times of natural disaster. we also worked to build a national communications network, in gauging the on issues ranging from transportation to education, to preserving the capabilities of our national guard. while each g

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if you're sincere about getting out and coming to work, coming to oklahoma. >> oklahoma? i ain't going to no oklahoma. >> that's where your father is and has his own business, right? >> right. >> he says you're more than welcome to come when you get out on the 4th. you're welcome to come home, but only if you plan on doing right. >> that's a stretch. >> but i just wanted to inform you of that. so, are you going to go home? >> no. no. no, i ain't going there. >> okay. >> i appreciate it, though. >> he was thinking about you. he said he made several attempts to write you. >> i guess he can still be thinking. >> i done what i was supposed to do. >> appreciate it. thank you. >> all right. thank you. >> it's been ten years since i seen any of my family, my dad, my mom, my brothers or my sisters. ain't no use in changing it now. they had a long enough time to do what they're going to do. they haven't done nothing. so they can stay in oklahoma and i can stay over here. >> i figured he would be happy to be reunited back with his father and have a job and something to look forward

especially across the northern plains and extending to kansas to oklahoma, as the frontal area continues to push off toward the east. this front itself is including tornadoes as well. cold weather filtering. winnipeg, minus nine for your high on tuesday. things getting rather chillier. thursday, minus 19. into new york and washington, you are going to see a slight warmup. and weather surging in. once it passes by, temperatures back right off to the end of the week. it looks like a warmup, but won't last very long. here into europe, the british isles, a strong storm system. heavy rain warnings into effect across portions of the uk. toward scotland and the southern portions of the uk here. also seeing gusty winds, 90 kilometer-per-hour winds. sustained winds 40 kilometers expected with the system as it pushed through. and on wednesday going to thursday, cold air will filter in, much like what we are seeing in the u.s., as it does, temperatures will start to drop off. london, paris, both at 10 and 11. dropping down to the freezing mark by the end of the week. sunny skies across much of the

we would really have to wait until someone from oklahoma came in and was interested in that book. now with the internet, we can list that book and someone in oklahoma finds the listing and resell the book pretty readily. with publishers producing fewer books every year now, if they don't patronize stores like this or independent stores, they're going to find that there aren't going to be books around. there is already a decrease in the number of books that are available because of the-books, textbooks being put on line instead of being produced. so there will definitely be a decrease in the number of books available. if stores like this still survive there won't be books readily available for the public. as the book business continues to change, i would like to just be able to persevere and stay here for the indefinite future. >> for more information on book tv recent visit to providence, rhineland, and the miniature cities visited by our local content vehicles could to c-span.org / local content. >> next on book tv, henry gallagher recalls his assignment as officer in charge of t

. >> i am joined by the oklahoma governor.we are here to deliver this first state of the states address from the n.g.a. and to talk about our collective priorities as we go into what will be an unprecedented congress. i do want to take a moment to recognize somebody who is here with us this morning. as governors our relationship with our state's national guard forces is just incredibly important. the national guard is a vital resource in emergency response and in addition to its role as a homeland defense force, the national guard also serves as an operational force on overseas missions alongside the nation's active duty forces. we are honored to be joined today by the chief of the national guard bureau. so general, thank you so much for being here and thank you for the very important work that you do. so, through the nga we identified priorities for the states and we find common ground we are bipartisan, and it should come as no surprise how much we could accomplish when we work together. as you will hear today, governors and

through the morning, oklahoma city to tulsa down to dallas, we watch the storms popping up there.is afternoon and tonight, they head through this area of red. a chance of tornadoes. most of these storms will be after dark. you don't know the tornado is on top of you until you hear it. pine bluff to northern louisiana, a deadly situation. if you have friends and family that live there, make sure they are aware of the dangers there. all of our friends, mississippi, alabama, georgia through the carolinas, you shouldn't have many tornadoes to deal with but strong storms and gusty winds that could fall anywhere. the forecast today, much warmer. east coast you are fine today. the danger area is through the midwest, especially oklahoma, arkansas, southern missouri and louisiana. can't believe we are talking a possible tornadoout break in the heart of winter. >>> bad weather over the weekend for the farmers open to be pushed to yesterday. tiger woods had a six-stroke lead to the final 11 hole at torrey pines. it wasn't good early going. sliced on the nine. drops his club in disgust, for a

joining us now, we welcome freshman oklahoma congressman jim bridenstein. why did you vote against mr. boehner and why did you vote for mr. cantor? >> well, good to be with you. well, this was a campaign promise that goes back to i guess august of 2011. the last time we voted to raise the debt ceiling and we created the supercommittee. then of course that ended up in sequestration. and as a navy pilot, you know, sequestration was not something that was palatable to me. cutting $500 billion from the department of defense over the next ten years is not palatable. so i made a campaign promise in the republican primary if i were to win i'd vote against speaker boehner. here's the thing, speaker boehner is the speaker. my objective at this point is to help him be as conservative as possible because we have got big challenges with the president. >> you know, jim woodstein, you have the spending sequester coming. i don't think congress wants to cut, except for maybe a handful. then you have the debt ceiling bill which runs smack into a government shutdown potentia

they are going to want to import the oil from cushing, oklahoma, so producing again is definitely going to balance out the supply and demand scenario. expect oil prices to go down in the next two to three months. > economists are questioning whether fed chair ben bernanke will be around for much longer. what do you think about that? > > it seems like the market is agreeing that he probably won't be around. but whoever he hands the baton to is probably going to keep his foot on the gas pedal just like ben did. > good to have you on the show. that is larry shover of sfg alternatives. thank you larry. > > thank you. it's estimated that there are more than 8.5 million industrial and service robots in use in the world. they make cars, process food and protect us in defense applications. and as our cover story shows you, more of them are being designed to work side-by-side with humans in the workplace. more than 120 companies brought their latest creations that lift, sort and do repetitive motions in the workplace. "we're trying to give the robots more human attributes and also add sensor tec

emotional night at the cotton bowl between oklahoma and texas a&m. despite losing, it was a magnificent finish for one of the sooners players who has inspired everybody, beating cancer while never missing a game this season, even as he went through chemotherapy treatments. ron is back with that story. this is a great story. >> reporter: it really is, dan. big-time college football is hard enough. imagine practicing and playing for months. and doing well in the classroom to be named an academic all-american, all the while battling cancer. that's what a young man named austin woods, big number 50, on the oklahoma sooners, did. when austin woods hit the field with his fellow oklahoma sooners for friday night's cotton bowl classic, he was fulfilling a lifelong dream. >> when i was a little kid. and it's great to be living it. >> reporter: but it almost didn't happen. earlier this year, during spring practices, woods felt something wasn't right. >> i thought it was mono. i didn't know what it was. >> reporter: late in april, the junior offensive lineman f

oklahoma city went on to beat los angeles 109-97.ughing at an injury. >> you said he wasn't injured. he just got knocked down. >> i'd like to see you get knocked down. >> like a feather hit him. >> here is bill karins with the weather. >> the cold is the story. if you're driving this morning, the same areas that had problems yesterday, new york state thruway down south, there's a band of heavy know. and cleveland up to ashtabula getting nailed this morning. that's probably one of the worse drives out there. temperatures, this is as cold as it gets. this is about as cold as we've seen for a high temperature in a long time. new york city, 19 today. hartford, 19. d.c., 27. a few snow showers d.c. late tonight. for the areas frigid this morning, you have until about monday of next week, then we start to see rapid improvement. >> just hold on a little while longer. >>> just ahead, the beyonce lip-syncing controversy from the president's inauguration. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the

but when you hear them speak and you hear mickey's oklahoma twang and his youthful exuberance when he'stalking about the game i think it has more impact. >> reporter: many of those heard on the tapes are now gone. smokin' joe frazier reflects on his heavyweight championship. >> boxing is a sport that's -- that put -- puts guys who are from the gutter to kings, and some people can't accept that. >> reporter: and nascar's intimidator dale earnhardt who died on the track at daytona talks about pushing racing's limits. >> you're racing pretty hard, but it's always noted, though, i'm out there racing and having a good time and enjoying doing what i'm doing. >> reporter: they're voices of legends now preserved for all time. a soundtrack of america's sports history. bob orr, cbs news, culpeper, virginia. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs morning news," an update on the flu epidemic. we'll go to boston which has been hit especially hard. >>> plus, talks over u.s. troop withdrawal in afghanistan. we'll hear from general chief of staff richard myers. and cnn's host piers morgan stops by

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tonight kevin durant and oklahoma city under town.the thunder and nba best 33 and 9 coming off an impressive road win last night. the thunder where warriors want to be so consider tonight's game a barometer contest. >> western is right there as well. any time there is a play skbrer a team, i mean, that is a good time, a good test to see where we're at. >> a couple students get to their seats and discover they're in the middle of the miami students section. i'm guessing they were taunted. please, be safe, nobody get hurt. >> wow. wow. >> yes. yes. >> that is good. >> thank you tollin. >> coming up, unbearably, cold, temperatures forcing rescue of a worker 180 feet up in the area. >> then at 11:00 secret court hearings in the chandra levy case. now, new information is casting doubt on testimony that led to a conviction in this case. >> and on jimmy kimmel live, guests are naomi watts and al yi son williams. >> that does it for this edition of abc 7 news. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we ap [ male announcer ] pillsbury gra

lakers y la tormenta, durant consigue tres, y da ventaja a oklahoma. y peace.paz mundial anota, marca falta de howarde, la canasta cuenta, dos jugadas en una, y falta en contra de lakers, y kobe bryant, distribuye, tuvo quince asistencias con esta forma de jugar estÁ manifestando su nuevo rol con los lakers. y gasol el espaÑol, ingresa y vuela y consigue dos puntos y bryant cierra victoria para lakes. y hay que destacar el miÉrcoles hubo una reuniÓn de jugadores y cuerpo tÉcnico, aclararon todo, bryant confrontÓ a howard, cuentas claras, y suman dos victorias en dos partidos, tal vez es el despertar de los lakers, lo esperamos con el resultado del supertazÓn 47, le doy gracias, buenas noches, y los dejo con las imÁgenes que hoy parte de la historia, hasta la prÓxima. >>> sigue cortÉz, cortez, goooool! goooool! goooool! goooool! goooool!. >> noche de domingo, está terminando la semana y estas son las principales noticias, brasil está de luto, más de 200 jóvenes mueren en un incendio en una discoteca. >> llegó el día que esperaban miles de indocumentados en illin

burr when you hear them speak and you hear and you mickey's oklahoma twang and his youthful exuberancelking about the game i think it has more impact. >> reporter: many of those heard on the tapes are now gone. smoking joe frazer reflects on his heavyweight championship. >> reporter: and nascar's intimidator dale earnhardt, who died on the track at daytona, talks about pushing racing's limits. >> reporter: they are voices of legends, now preserved for all time. a sound track of america's sports history. bob orr, cbs news, culpepper, virginia. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh. >>> road to recovery. robert griffin iii now begins the challenging trek to suit up again for next season. rgiii went under the knife in florida this morning to have that lcl and acl repaired in his knee, a procedure the world renowned surgeon dr. james andrews calls a success. griffin tore the same lcl in 2009 when he was playing for baylor. anita bri

i'm happy to work with my friend from oklahoma. if he can't find enough allies, either republicans or democrats, i'll be happy to continue to work with him to figure out a way that we can have this issue brought before the senate. mr. inhofe: and mr. chairman? the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma. mr. inhofe: through the chair, i would make a comment that many times the distinguished leader has been helpful in the highway bill and the pilots bill of rights and others. i would have to say i would not have been able to get them through without that support. what i would ask for is the same support to help me overcome some of the problems that would come with sequestration. giving an example, sequestration would cancel flying operations for four out of nine aircraft and aircraft carriers which would take about 9 to 12 months to restore at a cost of two to three times as much. what they could do through the -- with this bill, which i plan to introduce tomorrow, is have the latitude, while spending the same amount of money,

his father, an oklahoma zinc miner, confronted the young slugger. >> he said, "hell, i'm taking you home mines with me." he said, "i thought i raised a man. you're nothing but a coward." >> when you read somebody's words, that's fine. but when you hear them speak and you hear, say, mickey's oklahoma twang and his youthful exuberance when he's talking about the game, i think it has more impact. >> reporter: many of those heard on the tapes are now gone. smokin' joe frazier reflects on his heavyweight championship. >> boxing is the sport that put guys from the gutter -- to put them with kings. and some people can't accept that. >> reporter: and nascar's intimidator, dale earnhardt, who died on the track at daytona, talks about pushing racing's limits. >> we're racing pretty hard, and it's competitive out there. but always know that i'm out there racing and having a good time and doing what i enjoy doing. >> reporter: they are voices of legends now preserved for all time, a sound track of america's sports history. bob orr, cbs news, culpepper, virginia. >> and that's the "cbs evening news"

oklahoma's equivalent to a hate crime offense.urvived. >>> in kansas one man is learning the hard way. the state's law regarding sperm donation. listen to this. 46-year-old william morada answered a craigslist ad in 2009 from a lesbian couple who wanted to conceive. the three signed an agreement freeing him of any financial obligation but the couple became pregnant in their home not at their doctor's office and in the state of kansas that makes their previous agreement invalid. well now the state is asking marotta to pay $6,000 and child support. but he is fighting back in court. i spoke with marotta and his attorney about this strange case including why he even answered the ad. we'll hear from them in our next hour. >>> if you've been following the emotional custody battle of a 3-year-old girl known as baby veronica you know how complicated this case has become. there are about to be even more people involved. the supreme court justices. the high court decided friday that they'll hear an appeal from the girl's adoptive parents wh

dwayne in oklahoma, dwayne? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, wayne. >> caller: oklahoma, gas country. >> i like it. >> caller: i do too. i like your style. >> thank you. >> caller: i like your enthusiasm, jim. >> my pleasure. >> caller: my question is one oak, oklahoma natural gas, a company i worked for for 35 years and i retired in '94. i've got a lot of interest in it. and i'd like your opinion. >> i like one oak because it's got growth and yield. very few stocks have that. i think it is a winner. i've liked it since the show began. let's go to don in california. don? >> caller: hey, jim, this is dividend don from 9th and pea street in sacramento, california. >> how dare you? how dare you knock on my car window when i was living there. >> caller: my stock is ngg national grid. >> you know, everybody has -- there was a period where people were doubting that yield. i've got to tell you, i think that's terrific. i want to be a buyer. catherine in florida. catherine? >> caller: yes, sir, good afternoon. i can

that's the forecast for oklahoma city. all in one lane. severe weather, then turning snow by tonight. if you are heading to new orleans, that system move -- moving over oklahoma is on its way there. if you have a flight, maybe a red eye, it could get bumpy there, especially if you are coming in around 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. by about 9:00, 10:00 in the morning, most of that will be gone. there will be a severe line going in there tomorrow. 30s, 40s, near 50 degrees. 49 half moon bay. the cloud cover though is really saving us from being much, much colder. a lot of high clouds. chilly start. upper 50s, low 60s on the temps. everyone again, not much of a difference. only about a 6-degree spread between the coolest high temperatures. gilroy, 62, the warmest, everyone else is close. upper 50s or low 60s. tomorrow we should clear out the cloud cover. sunny and warmer. and then even warmer, thursday, friday. mostly sunny saturday with your weekend always in view. maybe some higher clouds, turning cloudy late sunday into monday. >>> 7:09. an o

, y a esta hora tenemos tormentas ocasionando condiciones mÁs peligrosas cerca de oklahoma, y esto los seguidores. si vive sola, o su marido no tiene tiempo para ayudar en esos pequeÑos arreglos, o como dice nuestra amiga, no sirven, no se preocupen, estoy en el rincÓn, voy a cambiar un fusible sin que se funda, y poner un cuadro sin que se caiga. pero hoy vamos a hablar de puertas, si no estÁ bien agarrada es un problema espantoso, entonces, una de las cosas muy sencillas que podrÍa llegar a hacer son como cambial y asegurarnos que tornillos estÉn bien puestos, me gustarÍa que le dieramos un fuerte aplauso a mi asistente cathy que estÁ para demostrar que las seÑoras sÍ pueden hacer este tipo de cosas cin sineo la necesidad de un hombre. y vamos a empezar. muchos de los problemas que hay con las puertas es que los tornillos se van desgastando y comienzan a salirse de la visagra, quÉ debemos hacer cuando esa puerta no resiste el tornillo? vamos a una tienda y compramos un tornillo mÁs largo, y si nos vamos por aquÍ cathy, normalmente en su casa tiene un destornillador de estrÍas, el qu

aquí en rojo son tormentas severas, así que los que viven en oklahoma, missouri, muy atentos, porques a todos mis seguidores, señores señora, si usted vive sola, y su marido no tiene tiempo o como dice panchita, no sirve, yo estoy qui para enseñarle a cambiar el cuadro, sin que se le caiga, pero hoy vamos a hablar de puertas, porque ustedes saben que si una puerta no está bien agarrada es un problema, así que una de las cosas que usted puede hacer es cómo cambiar y asegurarnos que los tornillos estén bien puestos en la visagra, un fuerte aplauso para kathy mi asistente para demostrar que las señoras isi pueden hacer todas las cosas en casa, sin necesidad de un hombre, muchos de los problemas con las puertas es que los tornillos se desgastan y se salen de la visagra, qué tenemos hacer, muy sencillo, tenemos que ir a la tienda y comprar un tornillo un poquito más largo, normalmente en casa usted tiene un destornillador de estrella, vamos a sacar eso de ahí para que todo el mundo vea que lo puede hacer una dama tranquilamente, le ponemos un tornillo más largo, ahí viene este, que es un

to wait until someone from oklahoma came in and this address, but. but the internet we can with that book to someone in oklahoma finds the listing and we saw the boat pretty readily. but publishers producing fewer books every year now, if they don't patronize stories like this are independent stores, they're going to find that there are going to be books around. there's already a decrease in the number of books available because of e-books, textbooks being put online instead of being produced. so there'll definitely be a decrease in the number of books available and it's stories like this don't survive, then there won't be books would be available for the public. as the book business continues to change, i'd like to either tubular persevere and stay here for the indefinite future. >> author james morone is next from rhode island. he details the u.s. presidents in office and how it impacts decisions on health care issues. his book is "the heart of power: health and politics in the oval office (from roosevelt to bush)." >> in the 1930s, beginning aroun

the patient is also suing the trooper and the oklahoma highway patrol for negligence.the highway patrol are contesting the claims. >> if we allow people to get out of vehicles and try to handle the traffic stop other than the driver, that's chaos. >> the state of oklahoma gives trooper martin a five-day suspension and an order to report for an anger assessment. paramedic white believes trooper martin may have offered an explanation for his behavior on the road that day. white refers to a conversation he says the two of them had outside the hospital after the incident. >> he made the statement that i don't know how we got to this point. we worked together before. and i simply said i don't know how we got here, either, and he said well, i just recently came back from iraq. >> trooper martin had served in iraq and returned just weeks before. whatever the reason for the strange encounter, both the trooper and the paramedic won't soon forget the traffic stop that turned ugly. >>> coming up -- an officer makes a last second save. when "caught on camera dash cam diaries" cont