our second place high school winners, 12th graders from oklahoma. their winning entry is entitled forging the path, striving to become a more perfect union. >> whenever we ended up choosing that americans are looking for equal opportunity, it wasn't just important like as americans but also important on the local level as well. >> the whole process of making the do you meanry was about a three-month process or so. just from doing the research, figuring out what topic you want to do. after that, everything is building on top of that, figuring outs how you're going to structure the piece, write everything, who you're going to interview, how they will benefit the stories and it built on top of each other. we were also nominated for fan favorite. the fact that we were nominated for that and that we won a second prize was a huge honor for them to even consider us. it is a huge honor. >> we're very grateful for it. >> able to determine our own destinies. often part-times people are provided the same opportunities to do just that. i believe we have the fre

i ran for oklahoma state senate unsuccessfully. this new election site cameround, folks didn't make good on their promises to make conditions better, my wife and i we gave ourselves come wined a $40,000 raise. >> yang: you nearly doubledyo take-home pay. >> yeah. >> yang: you wrote at the time that "teaching i oklahoma is a dysfunct what do you mean by that? >> it is. there is that component of guilt. you're mlte to feel gu as if you say, going into this job, you should have knot wn tha wasn't going to be lucrative. i said, sure, i knew it wasn't going to be financially reward, buit's also n even financially stable. our perspective changed siificantly when we welcomed our first daughter. now we've got to consider someone ee's future and now we have to worry about putting more food on the plate. that ws a game changer for u. >> yang: nate, you were thone teacher who is still in the same place. joanna hayes has also left teaching. she's now in congress. you have got some news. you made a decision within thee past coueks. >> yeah. at

jimmy's a legend in the department of corrections of oklahoma. he's a tough guy. he wouldn't want to be messed with, for sure. good guy. good heart. but if you cross him, he's going to be strong. >> that man is 74-2 in the boxing ring in the penitentiary behind the fence. >> 74-2? >> 74-2 is his record. marks well, who has spent most of his adult life behind bars, did not earn his reputation solely through fighting. >> he's got a history of getting out of lockup, escaping from several facilities in the state of oklahoma. during that time, he got a heck of a reputation of not being able to be held. >> and just 14 hours earlier, he fled an oklahoma state prison 60 miles outside of tulsa. he was apprehended on the outskirts of town and suffered a black eye and a shoulder injury in the process. >> due to his being an escape risk, we will be using handcuffs, leg irons, and a chain around his belly with a box and a padlock. >> we're going to have him black boxed. what this is, it's a system that was actually invented by inmates in prison who have learned how to compromi

it's time for this fall she's now with pisa thank you very much more three in the oklahoma city thunder all living dangerously in the n.b.a. playoffs it went to nothing down in the series against the portland trailblazers on tuesday night the n.b.a.'s former most valuable player russell westbrook into a ten point lead in the second call to hear the new oklahoma superior is in the regular season and they tied it up. they me and said here if c.j. mccollum the two of them combined for sixty two points as proof and won one hundred fourteen ninety four on the home court then the very much overshadowing westbrook who has a big task of the series switches to oklahoma for game three. to have play was on except the boy might be better so i'm not worried one bit job is to make sure i can see to come on in. you know. our guys make sure we have a chance to win again. the football and i.x. of caused a huge upset in the champions league quarter finals of the knocking out rail madrid the dutch side have now eliminated you then since the three two aggregate win in two renee is the first time in more th

we have a police officer in norman, oklahoma, south of oklahoma city. he and his family, after they finished filing all of their taxeses, he said this, i now bring home more in my check every two weeks because of the change in the tax code. it's making things so much simpler for us to able to make ends meet. there was a teacher at an elementary school. she noted, as simple as this may sound, that she has received $10 more every single time a paycheck came out and that made a difference for her as a first year teacher just getting are started. there was a farmer with two kids. he was able to use the new child tax creditses, and although -- tax credits, although his income was higher, his tax burden was $3,000 less. there's a pilot who is married to a nurse and their income increased, but they said because of the child tax credit, their tax burden decreased by $1,000 from the year before. all of this is real life stories about what is happening in the state. as i hear all the different stories coming out, people lose track of what is really happening. whi

parts of oklahoma, arkansas, it's thencoer, drier a xas up t. flash flooding is a possibility, too, all the way through tomorrow, david. >> ginger zee, thank you. >>> now, to the breaking news from minneapolis, another developing headline we're following. the verdict just in, a former police officer found guilty of third degree murder and manslaughter in the shooting death of a woman who had actually called eeds 911 for he. abc's linsey davis with the jury's verdict just in tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the officer who shot 40-year-old justine damond in a dark alley behind her minneapolis home found guilty of third degree murder and manslaughter, but not guilty of second degree murder. two years ago, officer mohammed noor responded with his partner to damond's 911 call about a possible r female budi. orter:damond came out of her home into the alley behind it, and four minutes later, an officer was performing cpr on the 40-year-old yoga instructor. >> shots fired. we gotne down. 5:30, i'm starting cpr. >> reporter: she had moved to the u.s. from

if you're oklahoma city. and if the clippers have@golden state and utah, you don't know who's resting and 34r5i789d one time-out and jones, towns and saric. minnesota began the fourth quarter up by two. okc up by as many as 12. trying one last come back. going sweep the season series, a little minnesota's not going to foul. russell westbrook fwlerks and fl finally get a victory against the minnesota timberwolves this season. so good individual performances. westbrook with a triple-double. paul george with 27. schroder, 21 points off the bench. and the thunder try to fine tune. mark, as you said, defensively, they have to be better, a factor in the playoffs. >> mark: it's not about beating the minnesota timberwolves in the end of the season. it's having a real chages chance to win it all. >> mike: karl-anthony towns. huge fourth quarter. but not enough. minnesota falls to eight games under .500. let's go to lisa. >> lisa: mike, how were you able to hold those guys off? >> we just kempt playing. kept playing. a

. >> happening today, the 24th anniversary of the deadly oklahoma city bombing. it was on this day in 199 that timothy mcveigh set off a bomb outside the federal building in downtown oklahoma city. it killed 168 people and injured more than 680 other people. this morning a remembrance ceremony will be held at the oklahoma city national memorial. we'll be right back. >>> and welcome back on this good friday morning. 4:54 for you right now. take a live look at fremont. a few cars on the road already. mike will have a look at the commute in just a bit. >>> nbc bay area responds to consumer complaints in english and spanish. >> chris chmura has the number of our combined respond and responde team. >> good morning. in under three years our teams at nbc bay area responds and telemundo responde have helped viewers like you get back or save more than $2.75 million. and we are not slowing down. let's talk about some of our most recent wins. in fremont, a problem involving a gift card. we're talking 250 bucks. that went missing. customer service wasn't taking action. we he

from seminole to oklahoma city, from oklahoma community college to diners. and in both oklahoma and washington, i have met with more than 2,300 oklahomans over the course of more than 200 meetings. in response to inquiries from folks back home, i've replied to thousands of calls, letters, emails, text messages about issues that are most important to them. and over and over i have heard we need a voice. so i have co-sponsored 28 pieces of bipartisan legislation ranging from ensuring that the indian health service is funded, to increasing transparency in politics with the passage of h.r. 1. to ensuring that those individuals have that voice. when we came in in the middle of a sadly historic shutdown, i spoke up for the members of the f.a.a. and our federal employees, including our air traffic controllers. because we should never play politics with people's lives. and no family should have to endure the hardships caused by this partisan political games. i co-sponsored legislation that's the shutdown to end all shutdowns act. and beyond that, we stood up for pay

you grew up in oklahoma. your father was in the agriculture business?he cattle business -- where you ever interested, or did you want to get out of the business? >> boone pickens and i have something in common. we both started as animal husbandry majors. david: you switched to something else? >> obviously. do you know what animal husbandry is? david: yes i do. i started out as a animal husbandry major myself, then i realized private equity would be better. >> [laughter] david: ultimately you got a job with southwestern bell. that was the result of the breakup of at&t in 1984. so how did you get a job there? you worked right out of college? got my: i like to say i job the old-fashioned way, my brother got me on. my wife and i were getting married, but she said i needed to get a job. i went to southwestern bell and i started my first job -- my first job was to hang 19 inch magnetic tapes onto tape drives. hang this tape on that drive. i would push load and push start and do that for a 12 hour shift. david: and that propelled you to the top, right? >> [lau

prize high school central winner is matthew murrie, a 12th grader at jenks high school in jenks, oklahoma. c-span is available through cox communication. his winning entry is titled "our selfless arms". the topic of what it means to be an american is important because my topic was sacrifice. that means military sacrifice, volunteerism, and applies to me because of my family's involvement in the military in my great-grandfather's involvement in world war i. i was surprised with what i ended up getting, i ended up getting an interview with the former tolleson mayor -- tulsa mayor. there's also the blue star mothers volunteers. wonever i found out i second prize i was waking up to go to my class in the morning. i was excited that my senior year i was able to win something. it means a lot. >> the u.s. has 1.3 million troops stationed overseas. >> we're placed on a pedestal here in the states, but where does that place us in the grand scheme of things? >> sacrifice is a form of patriotism. >> i think sacrifice is just giving up something for another. >> sacrifice is absence of self for a great

you grew up in oklahoma. your father was in the agriculture business?he cattle business -- were you ever interested in that, or did you want to get out of the business? randall: boone pickens and i have something in common. we both started as animal husbandry majors. david: you switched to something else? randall: obviously. do you know what animal husbandry is? david: yes, i do. i started out as a animal husbandry major myself, then i realized private equity would be better. [laughter] david: ultimately, you got a job with southwestern bell. that was the result of the breakup of at&t in 1984. so, how did you get a job there? you worked right out of college? randall: i like to say i got my job the old-fashioned way, my brother got me on. my wife and i were getting married, and she said i needed to get a job. i was in school. aid i will get a look at yo you on the phone company. i went to southwestern bell and i started my first job -- my first job was to hang 19-inch magnetic tapes onto tape drives. hang this tape on that drive. i would push load and pu

westbound benning diverted to oklahoma avenue. silver spring, between new hampshire and rigs lane blocked. more >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> welcome back. 6:24. the a funt ofd we throw away every year is staggering. 20 billion pounds of produce is wasted in this coury and most of it for no good reason. >> university of maryl d graduate wanted to tackle the issue of food waist and hunger at the same time so he went into the job of wasting no fruit. when the packing house is f carrots.ome ohese in carrot, what's wrong? absolutely nothing. >> reporter: eva lutz has built a successful practice. welcome to hungry harvest where food destined for the dump gets a chance to make it to your refrigerator. >> there are no people lef behind. lutz to give him fresh food. >> i started a farm stand in the basement of a dorm, 5 pounds for 5 bucks. sooner or later i had 500 customers every week. >> reporter: that was 500 years ago. they take cage free eggs. >> consumers think they're brown but these are white. >> it's all marketing and p

these storms aren't too far away from oklahoma city.infall totals over the next three days taking it all the way out to thursday, this area of pink is three inches of rain. from dallas to fort worth, southward to waco and austin over to san angelo a good section of central texas with two to five inches of rain. southern louisiana, especially by the time wednesday night thursday heavy rain. let's track this for you. we're including dallas and fort worth, could possibly get airport problems. one round of storms this afternoon in dallas. by wednesday that next round should be south you especially by san antonio to austin to waco. not until thursday do we take this mess and start to push it into areas of the ohio valley, tennessee valley and some storms along i-10 down towards new orleans. it will take a while until it gets to the east coast. for today, today is your reward day. what a beautiful day in new york city. 74 degrees after yesterday's ugly, cloudiy, messy rainey day. boston you have to wait. tomorrow is your reward day. 83 in d.c

finally, dallas mavericks edged oklahoma city thunder in the nba., as it finished 106—103 in oklahoma. and that is all the time you have got left for now. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello again. we're going to see some big changes in our weather over the next few days of this week. not much snow on the mountains in scotland at the moment in this weather watch picture, sent to us by "colliestun". but you got a sense that that's going to change in a big way for scotland over the next few days as our weather turned significantly colder. now, on the satellite picture, we've got a streak of cloud to the north—west of the uk. and that's a cold front that's working in towards our shores. but if you're heading outside over the next few hours, the only place you're likely to come across rain is northern ireland, and even here the rain is going to be patchy in nature. clear spells further east allowing some frost, so it will be quite a chilly start for a number of us first thing in the morning. there's our area of high pressure

randall: he is a technician in norman, oklahoma.id: does he mention you are the ceo of a company or he doesn't mention that to people? randall: he is a member of the labor union. i don't think that would be received well. [laughter] david: ok. when 1984 came, at&t was broken bells.y had seven baby how did the smallest become the one that ate up everybody else? now there is just verizon and you. randall: leadership more than anything is what drove it. something else happened that does not get discussed much, that is at&t owned a lot of wireless airwaves. keep in mind, in 1984, wireless service did not exist. and so goes wireless airwaves got pushed out to those baby bells last-minute type thing. , a we got those airwaves. we went aggressively building out wireless technology. before long, we had a nice wireless business catapulting us to growth. so there were some law changes that allowed us to start acquiring pacific bell, ameritech, ultimately bellsouth , and then ultimately at&t. it was a huge m&a activity i got to be part of. dav

area of con goes from central texas right through the heart of oklahoma, eastern oklahoma, and into areas of missouritoday. we'll keep an eye on it as it develops. the airports will have impacts including storms dallas fort worth, kansas, st. louis, chicago. if you're going to be driving on interstates, especially d on 70 fromver to st. louis and areas of missouri and even 44 down from missouri to oklahoma. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. you can see all the areas of rain out there. to the north, ough, it's actually cold enough that it's snowing currently in denver at 31 degrees. so what any ueather map. areas of wyoming into the northern plains still feels like march instead of the end of april. people in the rockies and central plains would like to warm it up ali le. >> they're still skiing over there. >> good skiing as you know, yes. >> all through memorial day is what they're hoping thank you, bill. >>> the robert kraft solicitation saga will continu to play in court later today. the defense team for the atriots owner will try

it started this policy is now with peter thank you very much martin the oklahoma city thunder living dangerously in the n.b.a. playoffs they went to nothing down in the series against the portland trailblazers on tuesday night the n.b.a.'s former most valuable player russell westbrook help the thunder into a ten point lead in the second quarter here a portland oklahoma superiors in the regular season and they tired of out at half time damian lillard saving of c.j. mccollum the two of them combined for sixty two points as potent one one hundred fourteen ninety four on home court lillard very much the shadowing westbrook who has a big task as the series switches to oklahoma for game three. a tennis player who exposed match fixing among his fellow professionals says he's received no backing from the sports authorities and has been alienated by other players on the tour market has moved to endora from his native argentina of the angering the tennis community in his homeland he says the tennis integrity unit that he reported to you has done nothing to help him with the backlash some of hi

he then worked for mcgee kerr oil out in oklahoma. he gets back to oklahoma with kerr. he was an extraordinary echnocrat. he was the one kennedy picked on the recommendation of kerr/johnson to head nasa. a lot of people did not know if nasa would be funded heavily by kennedy. jerome wisner of m.i.t. wrote a report saying, don't do man space. right what he became president. don't put men up there. they blow up, you got a dead astronaut floating around in space on your watch. we can use monkeys or robots. webb came in and backed manned space. there would be no alan shepard or john glenn if it was not for webb's persistent. why web's so important, he was southern. he got along with democrats and republicans. he was a liberal and a conservative somehow. he knew how to count the votes on capitol hill and keep the money flowing. there used to be a comedy saying, no box, no bucks rogers. going to the moon costs a lot of money and webb constantly got the appropriations. he ran it squeaky clean hot. we got accomplishment out of somebody running an agency with great efficiency. b

i was fine and happy in oklahoma. i was serving as attorney general and doing what -- forgive me, but when he called he called ryan come he called me, called others and said i'm going to put people in position in leadership that will get things done. they will confront the prophecy, focus on results. ryan did that in interior and a did that at epa. when you do that in washington, d.c., guess what happens, combustion. all kinds of things happen. praise god it's happening because we need this as a country. in 2020 we need more of that. if this president is reelected, get the house back and let's see a revolution take place to make sure we continue the agenda. this. [applause] >> i'm getting the signal we just want to make sure you -- it is 815 done that. my job is make sure you don't miss the plane. i want to make sure we're all taking care of you. >> i think we're good. >> ryan needs to close as well. >> please, a closing statements. >> people as to what it's like to work for the president. he's a delightful boss. i'll

the oklahoma city thunder living dangerously in the n.b.a. playoffs they now trail to nothing in their series against the portland trailblazers the league's former m.v.p. russell westbrook helped the thunder into a ten point lead in the second quarter but portland oklahoma superiors in the regular season and they tied it up at half time damian lillard and c.j. mcmullen combining for sixty two points a fall of one hundred calls a hundred fourteen to ninety four the series now switches to oklahoma for game three. the philadelphia phillies are making the early running at the top of their division in major league baseball scotts kingery got a satellite home run at the bottom of the fifth to lead them to victory over the new york mets on wednesday three two in this one taken the phillies clear of the mets in the national league east to. sawyer sports and i will have more lighter back to you lauren and london. thanks very much you could now experience life on mars as long as you go to the middle of the gobi desert that's why china has created a spa

and basketball the oklahoma city thunder living dangerously in the n.b.a. playoffs they're now trail to nothing in their series against the portland trailblazers the league's former m.v.p. russell westbrook helped the thunder into a ten point lead in the second quarter on tuesday but portland were oklahoma's superiors in the regular season and they tied it up at half time they mean little c.j. mcmullen combining for sixty two points portland one on home court hundred fourteen to ninety four very much overshadowing westbrook who has a big task ahead as the series switches now to oklahoma for game three. play was no one except a born. so now we're. job is to make sure to come on in. you know we're in the our guys make sure we have a chance to win a game the columbus blue jackets have won their first n.h.l. playoff series in history and it's come at the expense of the best team in the regular season the tampa bay lightning out of the stanley cup playoffs after being swept four games to none by columbus this is also the first time in league history that the tea

this funnel cloud appeared in the town of shadduck, oklahoma.e have not gotten reports on tomage yet. earlier, hail storms pelted northern texas and new mexico. wbteorologist megan glaros of ndbm in chicago is here with the mentst, and, megan, as we mentioned, just the beginning here. >> yeah, this is a multi-day ugent starting a few hours ago and continuing through friday. you can see where we have the severe thunderstorm watch right now. it extends from texas all the way up through oklahoma, into kansas, parts of missouri as well. they have extended that as we are starting to see storms popping farther north. we have tornado warnings, we ther severe thunderstorm warnings, hail to baseball size has already been reported. part of the problem is, we have a clash between dry air and moist air, the brown showing the dry, the moist air in the green. and as that collision happens, you're likely to see storms hebbling up with the progression of that collision area. now, looking into tomorrow, th're likely to see the potential for there to be even more

i met him in norman oklahoma, with doug. doug and i were going to a game. the president came in for a fundraiser at barry switser's house. i didn't say i'm dreaming of being the epa administrator. i was fine and happy in oklahoma. i was the attorney general. forgive me. he called me. he called ryan he called me, he called others, and said i'm going to put people in leadership positions that will get things done that will focus on bureaucracy and focus on results. i did that in interior and ryan did that and guess what happens, c omb ustion. we need to get the house and back and see an agenda take place to continue this. >> i want to make sure you don't miss a plane. it is 8:15. my job is to make sure that you don't miss a plane. >> we're out of time. >> i think we're good. ryan needs to close as well. >> mr. zinke closing statement. >> people ask me, what is it like to work for the president? he's actually a delightful boss. i'll give you an example. you know, the president, as you know he doesn't have an inner monologue, so whatever the president is thinki

part of f the plan w was to do e oklahoma city bombing one better. that is what we see in these youngg perpetrtrors is thehey follow closely individuals that preceded them and carriri out ask a violence and admire them but also want to do them one better. the dynamicscs in these cases is the e way they do this one e ber is to have more casusuties as well as do something innovative. at the time of columbine, both the innovation and casualties and the locatioion of the shooootings made a huge impressn and horrified most people but for some adolescents and young adults, who felt disenfrananchid , who felt not a part of the fabric of their school or commununity, this becacame in a sense an antihero identification. theyey were drawn to these figures, wanting to be like them and make a mark. carl: that footage of columbine and the students streaming out, that was played on repeat for hours, days, decades. what about now in terms of the advent of social media, live streaming video? has that changed things? >> one of the things it has done is a accelerateded

oklahoma! >> reporter: tonight, america got a front row seat, watching as a lifetime of football dreams came true. >> that is a sea of humanity! 100,000 people! >> reporter: our robin roberts in nashville. >> the excitement level here in music city usa is off the charts. >> reporter: prospects waiting with bated breath hoping to hear their name called. number two, the san francisco 49ers picking ohio state defensive lineman nick bosa. >> this moment is life-altering. >> reporter: 32 nfl franchises making overnight millionaires of their top selections. >> in just a moment, getting drafted can change a kid's life. you're talking about going from someone who in many cases has next to nothing, to becoming an instant millionaire in a split second. >> with the third pick, the new york jets select quinnen williams, nose tackle -- >> reporter: for 21-year-old defensive tackle quinnen williams, the newly minted new york jet, this night was about so much more than football. >> it's just the beginning, i

las tormentas e inundaciones estÁn en texas y en oklahoma.nubes altas traen lluvias. el anuncia de que cambie el tiempo. como siempre les digo cuando llueve se cubren en las vÍas del agua y nunca deben cruzarlas. este ejemplo en la zona del noreste de estados unidos con calles inundadas. el sentido comÚn siempre es la mejor opciÓn y es buscar una vÍa alternativa dando la vuelta. la vigilancia se mantiene para la zona de oklahoma. ha llovido mucho. en oklahoma city estÁ lloviendo bastante asÍ como tambiÉn en lubbock. en 24 horas hemos acumulado cinco pulgadas de lluvia por la carretera 44. en el noreste tenemos lluvias y en el oeste el panorama tranquilo con sÓlo algunas nubes anecdÓticas hacia la zona del estado de washington. la tarde estarÁ bien tormentosahacia el estado de texas y de oklahoma. ana: si usted se prepara para ir a trabajar tiene que ver esto. mÁs adelante le diremos cÓmo lidiar con los problemas laborales. francisca: crece la atenciÓn mundial a horas del estreno de avengers. ana: gerald gene bazÁn revela el secreto para lucir

. >> heavy rain in areas of western oklahoma. areas of texas as the slow-moving storm system will produce additional thunderstorms. maybe a couple around dallas/ft. worth area. another round of storms by wednesday. this onendowards san antonio a again back to dallas. rainfall totals could be enough for flash floodin in the days ahead. a closer look at your day ahead. so for today, showers and thunderstorms will end in areas of oklahoma and will pop up inr cent and western texas. areas that were soggy and chilly yesterday, still slow to wm up today. i think you'll take it today over yesterday. > we'll continue to watch a warming trend through areas of the country that will be welcomed in the northeast. >>> in london, the first seen blind horse. an american miniature horse born and bred in britain. out with his trainer getting experience with the metro where he navigated the entrance and even got toeet his soon to be owner. >> i want one. >> why not? let's do it. >>> just ahead, health officials sound the alarm in the measles out b

dallas, wichita false, oklahoma city. it's been a wet spring.storms will continue to rain for the next two days. we have moderate risk of flash flooding from fayetteville, northern portion of the "ozark"s here along the arkansas border. also included slight risk is oklahoma city, to kansas city and st. louis. three to five inches of rain at least especially in this area near if i y near fayetteville, arkansas. as this rain gets going and by tomorrow morning i'll be talking about heavy rain in the exact same areas. here's the latest rainfall predictions. not often you see this area like this. this is through thursday. this area of red is three inches. four inches of rain in pink on top of saturated soil. there's a little bit of light rain after this morning exiting the northeast. we'll get rid of that. d.c. gets up to 81 today, atlanta at 87. so, if anyone is traveling airports could be a big problem especially through the midwest. >>> still ahead, everybody, secretary of state mike pompeo speaks out on the reported payment request for otto warmb

. >> elizabeth ann herring is born on june 22, 1949, in oklahoma city, oklahoma.he's the youngest of four and the only girl in donald and pauline's family. >> they saw themselves as middle class. people who -- for them, the distinction was they used good english. they didn't say ain't. >> her middle class upbringing is threatened when she's just 12 years old. >> my daddy had a heart attack. when that happened, it turned our life upside down. he was out of work for a long time. the medical bills pile up. we lost the family station wagon. we were on the edge of losing our home. when it was my mother who pulls on her best dress, dries her eyes, puts on her high heels and walks to the sears and gets a minimum wage job. my mother saved our family, she saved our house. >> the family gets by but there isn't enough money to fulfill her dream of going to college. that's not the only hurdle. >> my mother's message to me always was, find a good provider. get married. my mother thought i was a pretty iffy case on marriage. >> it's the middle of the 1960s in the middle of okla

lambert changed a lyric in "little red wagon" from i live in oklahoma to -- >> i got the he will oll out of oklahoma. >> fans immediately noticed the lyric change, tweeting, quote, throw that shade and keep on looking hot while doing it. #savage. more like kicked out, but honey, when did you ever speak or honor truth? only we were there after mira a miranda's performance as her new husband, brendan mcln, helped her backstage. the couple chose the acms as their first public appearance since secretly tying the not. blake and gwen skipped the red carpet, so no awkward calls. he doesn't know it but we're done. sorry, buddy. >> there's my buddy, blake shelton. >> i got this. i got this though. so i'll be good too. i'm just going to be back here. >> we saw him come in with a beer and i swear, this is the truth, a security guy came up to him and tried to take it away from him. blake was cool, said, it's part of the schtick. he said no, you have to live with it. you can't take a country boy's beer away from him. ♪ southbound, south bound >> this is your first performance since the baby. >> y

. >> this is morning video from the observance ceremony held at the oklahoma national memorial.t was on this day, if 1995, that timothy mcvey set off a bomb in downtown oklahoma city, that killed 168 people and injured more than 680 others. >>> to another somber anniversary, 20 years since the shooting at columbine's high school. dozens will gather to reflect. it was 20 years ago that two armed students entered and killed 12 of the students and a teacher. tomorrow's anniversary came after a stressful week for schools in the metropolitan area. schools were closed wednesday, because a florida woman made threats connect to the columbine shooting. later that day, authorities found her dead after she took her own liemro own life. >>> bark is a one of a handful of companies that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to analysis student activity on school issued devices. it looks for warning signs and flags students that might mention harm to themselves or others. bark then sends alerts to parents, school officials and sometimes even law enforcement. >>> bark offers the ser

you can see the enhanced risk according to the prediction center, oklahoma pushing down through texas. we'll walk you through it. early in the afternoon on wednesday, just some garden variety thundershowers will pop up. we're keeping any on that line of storms that will fire up in parts of oklahoma and texas and quickly push toward the east. no surprise the storm threat on thursday will shift farther to the east where we have the enhanced risk from louisiana t missisand parts alabama. the concern for storms that congeal into one will be for strong damaging winds. we'll keep an eye on that. we'll keep an eye on it before it kicks out to the east and into the atlantic. there is always the possibility of a tornado. but the main concerns again will be damaging winds and sizeable hail. i'm meteorologist chris shaffer, cbs news. >>> cook county's state attorney kim fox discussed the jussie smollett case with her staff after recusing herself from the case. according to our cbs chicago skaug wbbm, fox describes smollett as a washed up celeb who lied to cops according to text messages. the sta

through kansas, oklahoma, texas.essee and especially strong s down near mississippi and into louisiana. then on friday especially later in the day, we are goinge to se that heaviern from new england and new york state all the way down through jacksonville, florida. so we are soing to seee of that heavier rain affect the entire east coast by friday night. we are looking at a widespread 2 to 3 inches of rain. keep in mind when you get stuck in some of those tropical down pours, you could end up with re rain. at's why we do have that threat of flash floding. even across the northeast as we continue into early saturday. we are looking at 2 to 3 inches of rain. th's a look athe weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. t>> again,t system is coming at us for friday. if you're traveling on friday for this holiday weekend, keep that in mind because it's going to be a system that encompasses a lot of the eastern portion of the united states.at temperes in the 50s right now. and if you're headed out to nat

24 years ago today. >> in 1995 the truck bomb exploded outside the federal building in downtown oklahomailled including 19 children at a daycare center. hundreds of others were hurt. along with songs and remembrances people observed 160 seconds of silence. prior to 9/11 it was the deadliest terror attack in u.s. history. >>> we have new video of a dramatic rescue in new jersey. this is body camera video officials police officers rushing in to save people trapped inside to burning vehicles earlier this month on interstate 676. the officers and some good samaritans smashed the windows on both a car and suv. and slowly forced the doors open in order to free the four men inside from the burning wreckage. the victims had severe burns but thankfully they survive. >>> that is amazing video. anything could have happened.>> very heroic. >>> a sign of recovery following last year's woolsey fire. just got up close and personal with. >>> whether falcon moving back into the picture this evening. what that means for saturday forecast. another warming trend. all that coming up the warming numbers in th

some oklahoma st >>> those are some powerful hail stones. trackers drove through a storm last night and their truck's windshield paid the price. the hail cracked the windshield in several places. one of the trackers said that the windshield is completely toast. >>> a teenager is claiming to be an illinois boy who disappeared seven years ago. and why robert mueller's team is reportedly unhappy. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the "washington post" reports members of special counsel robert mueller's team have told associates they're frustrated with the limited information that attorney general william bar has provided about the russia investigation. the 400-page mueller report has not been released. barr gave congress a four-page summary on what he said were the main findings and he told lawmakers there was not sufficient evidence to prove president trump obstructed justice. some have reportedly complained they did gather significant and alarming evidence of obstruction. >>> "the cincinnati enquirer" reports a 14-

. >> the arizona cardinals select kyler murray, quarterback, oklahoma. >> oklahoma qb goes one, kyler murray, number one to the cardinals. the team must decide what to do with josh rosen, their first round pick from a year ago. nick bosa going to the san francisco 49ers. he follows his brother joey. the chargers first round pick in 2016 and his father john, first round choice in 1987. how about mg, the new york jets win defense. they took alabama tackle quinnon williams at number three. >> the new york giants select daniel jones. >> oh, no. >> ouch. that's how giants fans reacted when the team select eli manning's heir apparent, daniel jones as the 6th pick. the miami dolphins passed on a quarterback, and took defensive lineman christian wilkins, he won't forget it. neither will roger goodell who got a jump from the 6'3" wilkins, the draft resumes tonight with two and three. we'll see coy wire make an appearance with the buffalo bills. >> maybe they need to wear pads for that. >> it would have knocked me flat over. solid. >>> the threat may not be over in sri lanka, churches are alrea

oklahoma! >> reporter: tonight, america got a front row seat, watching as a lifetime of football dreams came true. >> arizona has found their murray. >> reporter: it's one of the biggest events in pro football. the nfl draft. >> that is a sea of humanity! 100,000 people! >> reporter: our robin roberts in nashville. >> the excitement level here in music city usa is off the charts. >> reporter: prospects waiting with bated breath hoping to hear their name called. >> the openings is through the roof. >> reporter: kicking off that coveted first pick, oklahoma quarterback kyler murray to the cardinals. talented in both baseball and football. tonight the nfl won. number two, the san francisco 49ers picking ohio state defensive lineman nick bosa. >> this moment is life-altering. >> reporter: 32 nfl franchises making overnight millionaires of their top selections. >> in just a moment, getting drafted can change a kid's life. you're talking about going from someone who in many cases has next to nothing,

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happening now, today marks the 24th anniversary of the deadly oklahoma city bombing. it was on this day in 1995, if you remember, timothy mcveigh set up a vehicle bomb outside the federal building in oklahoma city. 168 people killed, 6830 others injured. this morning there will be a remembrance ceremony at oklahoma city national memorial. >> and next here on "today in the bay", a quick look at the top stories, including this. facebook and the ftc. the new trouble looming for mark skwru zuckerberg this morning. a very close call for an officer steps away from an east bay emergency room. a police shooting leaving the suspect dead. the reason why officers opened fire and what's happening now. did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. cloud apps and support. comcast business goes beyond at&t. start with internet and voice for just $59.90

highest risk, dallas in the afternoon and evening going into oklahoma.roblems along i-70, i-40, i-20. then the risks shift over towards arkansas, missouri, going into portions of louisiana during the evening hours, closing in on memphis. look for wet weather causing more flooding in central parts of the country. going into the rest of mid-april. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> attention, cookie lovers. coming up, why chips ahoy cookies are being recalled. >>> plus, new details on the prison sentence felicity huffman may face. in the college admissions scandal. >>> and a new rideshare nightmare. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> we're back with a couple stranded in the wild. they got stuck for 26 hours in a national park crawling with crocodiles in australia. but look closely there. you can see they wrote the word "help dwt "and "help" and an arrow in the mud. rescue pl