dealing with the earthquakes, the oklahoma geological survey and the oklahoma corporation commission. the occ is the state's oil and gas regulatory body; while it's shut down some wells and reduced volumes and depths of others, the rate of earthquakes continues to rise. >> our biggest challenge has been resources. how do we get our hands around all this data? how many people do we have? a year ago, the answer was, "oh, let's see. none". >> so this is a crisis situation. >> it's something that has to have the top priority that we have. and it has to have... everything we have. but when we call up o.g.s. and they can't get their computers to come up, that's a problem. >> last year we recorded or were actually able to locate more than 5,000 earthquakes. and we probably had another 10,000 that our systems have identified that we didn't have a chance to look at. so these are the work horses. this thing pulls in data from all the seismic stations we observe. >> so we asked austin to show us the big computer control room. and in the back, there's a computer sitting on a table. that's the se

murrah federal building in oklahoma city.homa attorney stephen jones is appointed as mcveigh's public defender. jones immediately rejects the possibility of an insanity defense. >> timothy mcveigh was not insane. he was rational. he was interviewed by several psychologists and psychiatrists and didn't have any obvious mental disorder or emotional disorder. >> the question comes up, why is a non-mentally ill individual going to conduct a bombing which kills hundreds of people? >> i don't want people to misread what i'm about to say, but i was surprised at how affable and likable he appeared to be for a man who had killed 168 people in cold blood. >> reporters dan herbeck and lu michelle spent more than 70 hours interviewing mcveigh trying to gain some insight into what led him to become a domestic terrorist. by all accounts, an early turning point for mcveigh comes in 1988 when he joins the army. while stationed at ft. benning, georgia, he and his roommate michael fortier bond with their platoon leader terry nichols over a dis

. >> tammy: the clemson tigers beat the oklahoma sooners. luke notestine. >> luke: tammy and larry, happy new year's to you guys as well. clemson certainly dominated oklahoma a couple of hours ago beating them by 20 points. it was one of the best games of the season. a very special team. championship. you could sense the pure excitement and exhilaration of clemson fans. there was orange confetti everywhere. coaches and players hugging each other. they were really excited. this is a very special team. we caught up with some of the players after the game to get their reaction to this monumental victory. >> the versatility, the depth. just the ability to make plays, offensive and defensive lines. just chemistry, man. we're brothers on the team. >> it's a family here. all the hard work, especially over the summer. just putting in the grind. waking up at 5:30 in the morning to go to the weight room and just go out there and sweat and put in the time. you know, to get to moments like this. >> luke: the tigers certainly stepped up to the big moment

the tigers dominated in the second half of the orange bowl in miami and beat oklahoma by a final of 37 to 17. we'll have much more highlights and analysis of the game coming up in a few minutes... but first to a developing story tonight-- a midlands lake is breaking records -- but not in a good way. eye ononake wateree and the wateree river as the flood warning for that area continues. our chad mill is live in camden with the latest. here at the county administration building, officials are urging people to stay safe, especially around the affected areas and right now, there's still a lot of areas underwater that normally wouldn't be. it's a lot more water than tucker smith is used to. tucker smith "i mean, if you go over there to our dock, i mean, you can't even walk over there without waders on. it'll come up to your chest and shoulders." right now, his kerhsaw county home on lake wateree is an island. tucker smith "we still got probably a foot and a half or two feet before it comes in the house." thursday afternoon, as the lake level rose inch by inch, he got prepared... tucker smit

baylor tuesday at home against oklahoma state. then you see most of the rest of january. they get oklahoma at home on the 23rd, and here is mykhailiuk. >> bill: how about tuby, by the way down at texas tech. len-1. that's great. this morning, talking to scott, he was saying there is no easy out in this league. >> verne: you want to give a last name to tubby? >> bill: tubby smith. >> verne: everybody knows tubby. >> bill: got the ring. there are people that have been called that in their lifetime -- >> verne: [laughing] here we go again. >> bill: just a thought. >> verne: 1:40 -- >> bill: won at kentucky. >> verne: maston. >> bill: i like him inside. must have dislocated a finger. >> verne: holding his thumb. tyler self coming in. oh, greene is in agony. >> bill: i think they're going to have to get therainer o or to see him. >> verne: right thumb. >> bill: see that hand reaching in there, all of a sudden you saw him recoil. talk about great players, danny manning, mentioned him coming in. >> verne: danny manning's son and bill self's son in the backcourt now. nny at wake

baylor tuesday at home against oklahoma state. then you see most of the rest of january. they get oklahoma at home on the 23rd, and here is mykhailiuk. >> bill: how about tuby, by the way down at texas tech. len-1. that's great. this morning, talking to scott, he was saying there is no easy out in this league. >> verne: you want to give a last name to tubby? >> bill: tubby smith. >> verne: everybody knows tubby. >> bill: got the ring. there are people that have been called that in their lifetime -- >> verne: [laughing] here we go again. >> bill: just a thought. >> verne: 1:40 -- >> bill: won at kentucky. >> verne: maston. off the mark. >> bill: i like him inside. must have dislocated a finger. >> verne: holding his thumb. tyler self coming in. oh, greene is in agony. >> bill: i think they're going to have to get the trainer over to see him. >> verne: right thumb. >> bill: see that hand reaching in there, all of a sudden you saw him recoil. talk about great players, danny manning, mentioned him coming in. >> verne: danny manning's son and bill self's son in the backcourt n

baylor tuesday at home against oklahoma state. january. they get oklahoma at home on the >> bill: how about tuby, by the way down at texas tech. len-1. that's great. this morning, talking to scott, he was saying there is no easy out in this league. >> verne: you want to give a last name to tubby? >> bill: tubby smith. >> verne: everybody knows tubby. >> bill: got the ring. there are people that have been called that in their lifetime -- >> verne: [laughing] here we go again. >> bill: just a thought. >> verne: 1:40 -- >> bill: won at kentucky. >> verne: maston. off the mark. >> bill: i like him inside. must have dislocated a finger. >> verne: holding his thumb. oh, greene is in agony. >> bill: i think they're going to have to get the trainer over to see him. >> verne: right thumb. >> bill: see that hand reaching in there, all of a sudden you saw him recoil. talk about great players, danny manning, mentioned him coming in. >> verne: danny manning's son and bill self's son in the backcourt now. danny at wake forest. led that 1988 team withula

baylor tuesday at home against oklahoma state. they get oklahoma at home on the 23rd, and here is mykhailiuk. >> bill: how about tuby, by the way down at texas tech. len-1. that's great. this morning, talking to scott, he was saying there is no easy out in this league. >> verne: you want to give a last name to tubby? >> bill: tubby smith. >> verne: everybody knows tubby. >> bill: got the ring. there are people that have been called that in their lifetime -- >> verne: [laughing] here we go again. >> bill: just a thought. >> verne: 1:40 -- >> bill: won at kentucky. >> verne: maston. off the mark. >> bill: i like him inside. >> verne: holding his thumb. tyler self coming in. oh, greene is in agony. >> bill: i think they're going to have to get the trainer over to see him. >> verne: right thumb. >> bill: see that hand reaching in there, all of a sudden you saw him recoil. talk about great players, danny manning, mentioned him coming in. >> verne: danny manning's son and bill self's son in the backcourt now. danny at wake forest. led t

baylor tuesday at home against oklahoma state. then you see most of the rest of january.hey get oklahoma at home on the 23rd and here is mykhailiuk. >> bill: how about tuby by the way down at texas tech. len-1. that's great. this morning, talking to scott, he was saying there is no easy out in this league. >> verne: you want to give a last name to tubby? >> bill: tubby smith. >> verne: everybody knows tubby. >> bill: got the ring. there are people that have been called that in their lifetime -- >> verne: [laughing] here we go again. >> bill: just a thought. >> verne: 1:40 -- >> bill: won at kentucky. >> verne: maston. off the mark. >> bill: i like him inside. must have dislocated a finger. >> verne: holding his thumb. tyler self coming in. ohen gree is in agony. >> bill: i think they're going to have to get the trainer over to see him. >> verne: right thumb. >> bill: see that hand reaching in there, all of a sudden you saw him recoil. talk about great players, danny manning, mentioned him coming in. >> verne: danny manning's son and bill self's son in the backcourt now. d

sentencing is underway in oklahoma city, oklahoma today for a former police officer found guilty of sexuallyssaulting women while on duty. he was convicted back in december, the jury recommending 263 years in prison. heidi zhou castro is live outside of the courthouse in oklahoma city. we apologize for the fire alarm. heidi the team are asking for a new trial, what are the chances of that happening? >> reporter: well, that does not impact the sentencing hearing that is just about to begin. however, the motion for a new trial claims that prosecutors hid evidence that may have helped his case. ultimately there were 13 accusers, all african american women from a low-income community that he patrolled, that they say the sexually assaulted them while he was on duty. this happened over the course of six months while he was in uniform on duty. >> and are people satisfied, though, with the way the investigation has been carried out so far? >> reporter: well, the investigation according to police have been very thorough. it has been very transparent, however, you hit on that issue, the community is a

we will not give up in arizona, or new mexico, oklahoma, north dakota, delaware, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan. we will not quit now or ever. we want our country back for ordinary americans. [applause] i -- and we're going to win in massachusetts, and north carolina, and missouri, and arkansas, and connecticut, and new york, and ohio. let me -- wait a minute. wait a minute. wait. there are some polite things we have to do here. and the first is to thank some people. i want to thank jeani murray and her extraordinary iowa people. she has worked so hard. come on up here, jeannie, come on up. jeannie murray. [applause] let me thank jeannie and all her people in iowa. you worked hard, you got our ticket punched to new hampshire, and i appreciate it. you should be so proud of you, our hard working iowa staff. let me thank tom harkin. you are so lucky. [applause] you are so lucky. you are so lucky to have a united states senator who understands what it is to stand up for ordinary americans, and he is the leader in the united states senate to take our country back for ordinary americans agai

oklahoma's amazing. >> love you!e somebody very quickly, very special person, a wonderful person. and then i'm going to come right back and we're going to have fun today. we're going to have fun! we're going to have so much fun. we're going to talk about how great our country will be. we are right now a mess. but we're going to make it great again. so, she's a really great friend and she called and she just -- she just wanted to help. and she knows all about making things great. everybody wanted her endorsement. she said, what you're doing, donald, is amazing. it's a movement. and it is a movement. it's a movement. and we are going to talk about it. ladies and gentlemen, governor sarah palin! . thank you. >> thank you! thank you so much, oklahoma! it is so good to be here! so good to be here where your state motto being work conquers all. are you all ready to work to make america great again? you ready to elect the great next president of the united states of america donald j. trump? well, good. because it is going t

the tigers beat oklahoma tonight, 37-17. we will talk live with brad fralick in south florida coming up.rd lemcompte with the highlights. ricardo? big night for the tigers. ricardo: michael, clemson came sooners. but by the end, the tigers showed why they should be the favorites to win a national championship. the top-ranked team in the country, facing oklahoma in the bowl season for the second year in a row. 2nd half, tigers trailed by a point, 17-16, until wayne gallman bangs it in from a yard out, to cap a 12-play, 75 yard drive. clemson back in front, 23-17. gallman with 150 yards, and 2 touchdowns on the ground. later in the 3rd quarter, deshaun watson goes to the airir finds his security blanket hunter renfrow. , he does the rest. 35-yard score pushes the lead to 30-17. watson, 187 yards passing, 145 rushing, 2 total touchdowns on his way to orange bowl offensive mvp honors. clemson is your orange bowl champs, 37-17, and move on to glendale, arizona, for the national championship game. wyff news 4 sports director brad

a special delivery by this young boy warming the hearts of police out in oklahoma. so the boy showing his support for law enforcement during a really tense stand off. he's only four years old, but his big heart showed a respect and admiration far beyond his years. >> it took a lot of help to end a stand off in oklahoma yesterday. the police, the sheriff, the swat officer colt vincent. >> a 4-year-old who where's his badges with pride as he brings the bad guys to justice. >> you're under arrest. >> you don't want your kids to be scared of a police officer, and it's really cool that he can go up to one and just think of him as a friend instead of an enemy. >> something his parents have always taught him so maybe we wouldn't be surprised as what colt did when he rode past the scene tuesday. >> they needed coffee and pizza. >> mom called the local domino's which pitched in five pies. down the street, 7-eleven contributed 52 cups of coffee for a little warmth. >> that's why we gave them that. >> i told him thank you. >> small. really, thank you from the bottom of all of

oklahoma hangs on to win 87-83 ... the uni men's basketball team won its conference opener on wednesday night. the panthers traveled to southern illinois tonight. ... the salukis were in control through most of this game led by anthony beane... he buries one three- pointer... then he comes right back with another... he finished with a game- high 32 points ... the panthers less than two minutes to go... they made a comeback, but came up short losing 75-73 isu women hosting oklahoma state... cyclones have lost 4 straight against the cowgirls 4th quarter, bridget with the putback. 36-33 cyclones. osu pulls within 2 on this 3 by roddricka patton. but check out the hustle by bryanna fernstrom, handles the pass, isu goes up 44-40. they'd hit their free throws down the stretch. and they win their 8th in a row! 49-42 ... mount mercy men's basketball hosting dakota state ... the mustangs try to find a groove in the first half... tre wagner plays a little string music with that three- pointer... they trail by 3 ... they also wor

the tigers rushed for over 300 yards against oklahoma in route to that win. hard to describe. >> it is a special time right now. it has been 34 years since clemson had a chance to win a national championship. seven years ago when i got this job, i knew that we would be here. it was a matter of when. this is year seven and we were able to kind of knock the roof off of it, with another acc championship, and we got a chance to play for it all. here we are. brad: 1981 was the last time the clemson tigers had an championship. clemson has a chance to be the first football team to go 15-0 championship. they will play becky monday night on the 11th in glendale, arizona. brad fralick wyff news 4. allyson: thank you. crimson tide. alabama winning in the cotton bowl last night, 38-0. the national championship game is on january 11 in arizona. downtown greenville will have a showing party at the bon secours wellness arena and the doors open at 7:00 and it is free. patrick: you can follow along on twitter through our live choir. it's a collection of the latest tweets abou

iowa state has a chance to avenge one of its losses when they host oklahoma tonight. we'll take a look at the matchup with the top- ranked sooners label a game on january 18 as a must win. but for a team that had conference championship aspirations, like iowa state, tonight's battle with oklahoma might be just that. a loss tonight against the top- ranked sooners would put the cyclones a full three games back in the race for the big twelve, with contests looming against kansas and west virginia over the next two weeks. isu dropped an 87- 83 contest to oklahoma to open up conference play, but luckily the series shifts to hilton coliseum tonight. the clones have beaten the sooners four straight trips to ames, including last year's rally from 21 down early in the we'll see whether hilton magic will be on full display or not in just about an hour and a half. tip off is at 8 in ames and the game can be seen on espn. we'll of course have full highlights for you tonight at ten. across the state, the hawkeyes are 5-0 in big ten play for the first time since the 1996-97 season

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heidi with al jazeera oklahoma city, oklahoma. >>> the next trials in the death of freddie gray in baltimoreld begin as early as next month, they had been put on hold as judges debated whether to force william porter to testify against three of his fellow officers, now a state judge has ruled porter will not have to. porter's trial ended in a mistrial last month, his retrial has been scheduled for june. >>> political debate in washington over refugees hitting roadblocks and senate democrats stopping the bill to keep iraqi and syrians refugees from fleeing to this country and we have more from washington. >> reporter: supporters of the bill proposed after the paris attacks said it would help prevent americans from terrorist attacks and syrian and iraqi refugees are already vetted before they come to the united states but this would have made the process much more stringent and would have required for example the head of homeland security, the f.b.i. and national intelligence to sign off on each refugee, that each refugee was not a threat. here is one of the billed supporters senator bill. >>

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iowa state could not climb back against oklahoma. moore's big 12 action. a game-high 24 points by perry ellis. the crafty veteran. kansas roles in this one 102-74. when you look at the football season sometimes it is hard to see the big picture. right now hawkeye fans are focused on the rose bowl. that was just one game in a 14 game historic season. they won the big ten west and had a shot at the big ten title game. this season will still go down as one of the best. >> i will never forget this for the rest of my life. all the hard work. finally getting a shot here this last year. this should overlook are undefeated regular season record. 12 regular-season games. we were one of only two teams in the country to do that. was year for the hawkeyes. alamo bowl, what a finish. triple overtime. or needs to respond. 47-41 is the final. if you are a fan of nfl football and midwest, tomorrow is a big day. minnesota takes on green bay in green bay. the packers mopped the floor with minnesota earlier in the season but the team has come to life in recent weeks. the nfc

that puts number three oklahoma up for good. only six cyclones scored, and a rare monte morris turnover late are costly. tough road game. cyclone women with a big win at home against oklahoma state 49-42. seanna johnson 16 points, 13 rebounds. iowa state now 10-3 overall, 2-0 in the big 12. hawkeye fans needing a sports remedy after the rose bowl beat down, look to basketball. hawks at number 14 purdue. iowa hasn't beaten the boilermakers in 10 years. it didn't look good early. purdue up big, kendall stephens jumper gives the boilermakers a 19 point lead. coach mccaffery starting to boil. second half, anthony clemmons, from the corner pocket, purdue's lead down to single digits. then it's down to three... jarrod uthoff. two of his 25 it's a one point game. hawkeyes have lost 7 straight to purdue, that seems impossible, dom uhl fires from deeeep... just like iowa puts this thing in the baer cage, nicholas baer can he get a scholly? in one week the hawkeyes upset number one, michigan state and number 14 purdue.. this one 70-63 on

iowa state takes on oklahoma again. but this time, the sooners are the number one team in the country. we're live at hilton to see what the cyclones have in store for this nationally televised game. stacey: and, school was out for mlk day. didn't sit idle on this holiday. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. jeb bush.

its going to be a little tougher to beat alabama than it would be oklahoma but they still can win." win."so the former head coach who led the tigers to a national championship in 1981 isn't buying into the early favoritism towards alabama. but it might work to clemson's advantage...they've embraced the underdog role all season long...and continued to prove people wrong week after week...let's not forget this is a an undefeated 14 and oh team with the chance to make college football history...if they win they'll be the first team to ever go 15 and oh and 3 but before we 3 think ahead too much - the tigers want to take a moment... to enjoy *this* moment.. moment..sports director aaron cheslock is wrapping up our orange bowl coverage in miami tonight. 3 3 3 3 3 "well it took 34 seasons. but the clemson tigers are going to the national championship again, they'll take on the alabama crimson tide, in what's sure to be a showdown of a top offense against a top defense. but the tigers say, they're ready to play no matter who's coming at them." them." 3 3 3 "7"seven years ago when i got this jo

mark opgrande, oklahoma co. sheriff s dept. "mr. everhart as it was known while we were chasing him has multiple felony convictions in the past for drugs."for miles deputies tried to catch up with everhart. at times reaching speeds of more than 100 miles an hour down i-44.... at one point everhart driving the wrong way on the interstate. this part of the chase he )s driving on a flat tire....with the tailgate of the truck dragging the highway. that s when troopers used what s called a tactical vehicle intervention. mark opgrande, oklahoma co. sheriff )s dept. "what you try to do is hit the vehicle from the side and it gets it to lose it balance and spin around."finally stopping the truck near the 36 th street exit. mark opgrande, oklahoma co. sheriff s dept. "when they pinned him in he still had his foot on the gas burning his tires stopped you can see the first truck and tries to get everhart out. everhart starts to fight with the deputy. that )s when another deputy jumps to the other side ....gets in the threa

isaiah cousins (o) hits another 3 pointer that gives oklahoma the elad for good...oklahoma holds off iowa state to get the win 87 to 83 3 now purdue honors its all-time leading scorer rick mount.. before taking on iowalate in the first....kendall stephens drives, hit by mike gesel but stephens stays with it , pulls up and hits the jumper.. now 37 18 purduethen in the 2nd.. iowa claws its way back as fadeaway.. its now only 46-45 purduenow.. anthony clemmons finds dom uhl and splash for the 3 ... iowa's first lead at 47 to 16 now 26 second left the gaem stephens three point attempt is short...jarrod uthoff grabs the defensive rebound and is fouled...this leads to iowa's first win at purdue since 2006.. 70 to 63 3 3 3 and still come on siouxland news at 10, we'll have the final forecast right after the break. 3 3 3 clouds start to move back into the area tonight bringing temperatures near 10 degrees in the overnight hours. another cooling trend with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid to through lows at or below the 10 degree mark. thursday night into saturday morning of ne

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. >>> a massive fire engulfed in oil fracking rig in oklahoma. sent massive plumes of black smoke into the air and it's outside of the town of chick a shay, southwest of oklahoma city. there were no injuries. no word on what caused the fire, though. >>> a lawsuit blames oklahoma energy companies for causing earthquakes. also an arrest in the murder of on the morning newsstand. >>> the "daily mail" reports italian police arrested a suspect in the murder of an american woman in florence. officers arrested a 25-year-old senegalese man yesterday based on dna evidence taken from the scene. ashley olsen's nude body was found saturday in her apartment. an autopsy found she was strangled with a cord or wire. >>> the columbia "daily spectator" reports three columbia university students died in a bus crash in honduras. twelve more americans were hurt in yesterday's wreck. they were volumeingeingeing -- they were due to return to the u.s. on tuesday. >>> the "tulsa world" reports on a lawsuit against 12 energy companies accused of causing earthquakes. a gro

louis are told to evacuate. >>> a earthquake rattled part of oklahoma. the morning show was interrupted by the tremor. a preliminary report from the u.s. geological survey says the 4.24 magnitude earthquake was centered near edmond. >> frank: i think they were composed considering. >>> here, after an overcast start to the new year, the sun will be back this weekend. >> darcel: yes, but it's going to feel a lot more like winter. karen's here to tell us how much. >> karen: yeah. we're talking the return of freezing or subfreezing temperatures. highs in the 40s. today kind of a reminder. we are going down in to the 20s tonight. dry day we had today. a chilly night tonight. we're going to be sunny but cooler over the weekend. colder for part of the work week. next.tt2w`t3n@24" bt@qc., tt2w`t3n@24" "a@qs"h tt2w`t3n@24" bm@qx)d tt4w`t3n@24"" dztq k6$ tt4w`t3n@24"" entq ;2d tt4w`t3n@24"" gzt& "5< tt4w`t3n@24"" hnt& 2;p tt4w`t3n@24"" iztq xr( tt4w`t3n@24"" jntq j"h tt4w`t3n@24"" lzt& ro4 >>> now your news 13 skywatch weather. >> karen: even though we enjoyed a c

"were you feeling disrespected with so many people picking oklahoma to win?" "oh yeah, we feel disrespected by how they talked, they talked their mouth all week man. that's what they do, we never talk. you can't walk the walk you got to talk the talk." "every year, week in and week out, people doubt us man. we just playing with heart and playing with that chip on our shoulder that we're going to go out there and play clemson football and we know our best is better than their best. we just play to our standard and we got a bunch of guys that are working you got that, you good." "that's how it normally is. all these great teams we play we're always the underdogs, so we just got to play with each other, it's a brotherhood out there, nobody respects us like i said and nobody picks us to win ever so it's just within the team, we find it within each other." "my message to them is you know what happens when we take the lead in the fourth quarter. since 2010 we're 51 and 0. these guys finish, they know how to finish, we're 51 and 0 when we take the lead going into the

earthquakes are rocking the state of oklahoma... what's believed to be causing so many quakes there recently... from who h-d iowa's high definition leader..this is the channel 13 news at nine on fox 17 president obama is starting 20-16 with a familiar refrain from last year: executive action. he said today that one of his new year's resolutions-- is moving forward on new gun control measures. the president plans to meet with his cabinet next week to repeat a strategy that worked well for him in 20-15 ... bypassing congress. kevin corke has more potus says: "we know that we can't stop every act of violence. but what if we tried to stop even one? what if congress did something - anytytng - to protect our kids from gun violence?" frustrated by a lack of cooperation from congress, president obama is once again, prepared to go it alone- using executive action to push ahead with new gun control measures. the president using his first weekly address of the year to agenda item that his team has been working on for some time. potus says: "a

>> oklahoma. my family lives in oklahoma. >> okay. >> the two continue to chat while the trooper writes a warning. >> great morning out here. >> yeah, there's not a whole lot to do in oklahoma. >> before hanson walks away with his warning, the trooper decides to ask a few more questions. >> do you have anything illegal in your car? >> no, sir. >> do you let me allow to search >> is it probable cause? >> no i have reasonable cause. >> seconds later troopers discover seven large bags of marijuana hidden in the trunk. henson is then hand carved. >> that's a large amount of marijuana in the vehicle. >> yes. it's not mine. >> when the troopers continue to search the car, that's when henson makes his move and takes off in the trooper's unit throwing the bags of pot on to the street. swerving in and out of traffic at a high rate of speed with cash the canine in tow for the bumpy ride. >> sorry, buddy. >> minutes later henson crashes into a fence. he then jumps out of the patrol car and takes off. ohp say

heidi zhou castro is live in oklahoma city. what are the chance that he will be granted a new trial? >> this motion for a new trial rests on a facebook posting made by a detective following holtz claw being found guilty. police interviewed potential victims they determined to be liars. the defense said this information was never shared, and thus he should qualify for a new trial. meanwhile, his sentencing this morning will continue. the jury in this case has recommended 263 years of prison for him and the community he was founded guilty of terrorizing is still reeling. >> in the community he found his victims, there's a sense of anticipation and fear. >> >> he makes me feel uncomfortable. >> don't know who to trust. >> he patrolled in search of vulnerable african-american women with history of drugs or prostitution to sexually assault. >> i think he's sick. i think he's a sociopath, a serial rapist. >> 13 accusers came forward, including a grandmother who he pulled over at this intersection, then attacked in his squad car. a an

oklahoma. georges niang doing his best to keep the cyclones close, but fafal short -- 83-87 oklahoma.. to the panthers -- they took on southern illinois -- but als came up short 75 to 73. stick around -- more news is cocoes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders undfrstands how pharmaceutical companies and majojomedical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the o oy one who can bring real change. take a look: looks likekehe's eating here's the storm track seven day forecast. we will have temperatures in the 20s direction and reach the 30s by of that system. thanks for joining us for the kwwl news at tn. be sure to tune in tomorrow morning at eight for tod in iowa. saturday nighhlive is up next.

one more look at the top five...oklahoma still #1 even after losing to iowa state. north carolina 2, iowa 3, just ahead of kansas. next up for the hawks... maryland. the #8 terps host the hawks thursday roads are still slick in parts of the state this morning. this afternoon will be flurries possible. the rest of the week looks dry and mild as temperatures will trend much warmer...even lower to middle 40s will be possible by the end of the work week and beginning the world a president has to grapple with, sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's prepared for it like no other. a tireless secretary of state, standing up against the abuse of women and girls. negotiating a cease-fire in gaza, leading the diplomacy that keeps us out of war. the presidency is the toughest job in the world... and she's the one leader who has what it takes to get every part of the job done. coming up next, david geiger joins us with this morning's report. then... did you know you are supposed to do something nice for your spouse today? we'll iowa layers look to be finally

oklahoma came in as the new number one team in the nation. the game was great. there were many lead changes throughout. the cyclones come at one point, led by 10. morris with a clutch jumper to put the cyclones up. he had 27 points. oklahoma had a chance to take the lead late on that. monte morris chorale the rebound. 82-77. the fans still out on the court at hilton coliseum. this is just going on as we speak. tony seeman is there. we will have more coming up in sports. the cyclones get it done, knocking off number one ou. stacey: new at 10:00, rape case closed. authorities in marion county say dna evidence has solved a cold case nearly 8 years later. kcci's laura terrell explains. laura: 44-year-old james murphy is now facing sexual abuse charges for a crime authorities say he committed in 2008, all because his dna came up as a >> we are glad to hopefully have a resolution for her, even though it is almost eight years later. laura: detectives say they're happy a marion county woman can finally have some peace in bars. he is 44-year-old james murphy. authorities

oklahoma wins 77-71 ... all across the state, high school wrestling teams were battling for their conference titles. ... let's go to cedar rapids prairie for the mississippi valley conference super meet ... at 106, prairie's conrad braswell pins dillon gottschalk of dubuque hempstead in the third period to take the championship ... at 113, marcus england of prairie gets two points for the takedown as he stays inbounds... he won the match 6-2 to take the title ... 120, brenden baker of cedar rapids jefferson was on the offensive the entire match... he gets three points for the near fall... he won by tech fall ... 126, nolan hromidko tries to get the pin... he'd get three points for the near place with the 12-3 major decision ... 132, prairie's sam uthoff remained undefeated 2nd period fall in the championship ... 138, nelson brands of iowa city west... you may recognize the name... he gets two points for the takedown... he won his match 10-7 to take the title ... 145, josh gerke of cedar rapids xavier had a t

earthquake hit crescent, oklahoma, last july. grocery clerk lois gillette hugged a coworker. >> i thought i was going to fall. there was a lot of stuff fell off the shelves. >> reporter: oklahoma keeps breaking records for earthquakes with a magnitude of 3.0 or higher. more than 900 last year alone. but why? most geologists connect the spike in earthquakes to the state's oil and gas industry and its disposal of massive amounts of water into underground caverns. geologist todd halihan teaches at oklahoma state. >> unfortunately there is a side effect and now we are generating seismicity due to the injection wells, they're startling when you feel them, and there are now a lot of people experiencing them on a pretty broad scale. >> reporter: lois gillette isn't taking sides. >> i don't know if it's manmade. i don't have any idea. >> reporter: you would just like it to stop? please. >> reporter: one geologist we talked to said no question something has reactivated fault lines here, fault lines that had been dormant for 300 million ye