the future belongs to oklahoma. god bless you and may god continue to bless the great state of oklahoma. [applause] [applause]

oklahoma governor kevin stith gave his state of the state address from the capitol building in oklahoma city and discussed health care, tax cuts, and infrastructure among other topics. this is about 35 minutes. minutes. [applause] [cheering] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> members of the legislature, executive officers, members of the judiciary in people of oklahoma, it is my distinct honor to recognize my friend the chief executive, our governor. [applause] [applause] [applause] thank you so much. thank you. thank you everybody. thank you so much. lieutenant governor, mr. speaker, mr. president pro tem, members of the 59th legislature, members of the judiciary. tribal leaders, to sarah and my family and most especially to my fellow oklahomans, it is such an honor to be standing before you today. i stood at this podium to give my first state of the state address four years ago after promising to deliver oklahoma's turnaround. and a turnaround we delivered. we said we would put a fresh set of eyes on state government. kutch red t

oklahoma governor governor stitt speaking from the capital in oklahoma city. this is about 35 minutes. [applause] >> members of the legislature, dignitaries and people of oklahoma. it is my pleasure to introduce our governor, kevin stitt. gov stitt: thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you everybody. thank you so much. mr. speaker, members of the 59th legislature. members of the judiciary and finally, sarah and my family, and most especially to my fellow oklahomans it is such an honor. i gave my state of address four years ago. we delivered a turnaround. we cut red tape and created a more transparent government and we delivered. we said that we would report more savings and we delivered. we would bring more jobs to the state and we delivered. we said we would support our law enforcement and we delivered. we said we wouldn't state infrastructure and education we delivered. we stock to our conservative principles of lower taxes, family, and community. [applause] gov stitt: my fellow oklahomans, the state of our state is the strongest it has ever been.

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the tornado in illinois and in oklahoma they're now saying it was an ef-2. winds at least 110 miles an hour and the family, the 3-year-old and 11-month-old, surviving in a bathtub. take a look at the map tonight. 35 states under alert. 100 million americans in the path of two winter storms, wind and winter weather alerts in the northeast as the west now braces for another storm, rain and snow there again. tonight that news, a confirmed tornado blowing through champaign, illinois, today. students at the university of illinois urbana champaign ordered to take cover there, and, of course, it was a night of terror in norman, oklahoma. look at the images tonight. an ef-2 with those winds topping 110 miles an hour ripping through this neighborhood. we are in the tornado zone tonight. we are also tracking the storm moving from the midwest right into the northeast in the coming hours. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee leading us off tonight. ginger, take us through it. >> reporter: david, we are moments from the first flakes of snow that will take th

and also change in power in oklahoma, we're going to give you more documents.paperwork on their hands. is it justice? who knows? here's one thing i want to point out. the paralegal team says it's safe space to say they're prigt, but maybe we should start listening. >> they're asking for a new truly to take a look the anew evidence. so where does this go from here? >> it's unclear. this is unprecedented in oklahoma that the a.g. appointed this special counsel. he could bring in the governor. he could make a decision to bring this to the lower courts, the district courts, they also have a petition, an appeal into the supreme court about what the criminal court decided just last fall. it's very unclear. it's important to note that the a.g. did this whole process of pointing the special prosecutor with after talking and consulting with the family, we lu actually reached out to the van trees family. they didn't want to comment. >> i've been struck following this case for a few years now. how many conservatives, very conservative republican law makers are screaming t

and what awaits the participants of the action in oklahoma, if we conduct an honest comparative? attitude of the law enforcement bodies of the prosecutor's office, uh, to the protesters of this, we see the double standards that they assert. uh, selective persecution, protesters on january 6th double standards, expressed in the method, and the detention of people, and searches or who will be released from house arrest. they are just on bail also in the articles that applied, and the participation of the sixth of january is more serious the federal strategy for the people and the people has already turned out to be deadlines. all eight years, and the protesters are in the dark. well, they will receive suspended sentences, but a maximum of a year or two. well, here is one of the faces of the transgender protest. meet peyton, butler and utah transgender, the girl became a high school student realized that she? well, or he does not like to go to church services in a skirt and began to pass. hormone therapy at the age of 14 , now butler, already in the body of an eighteen-year-old boy,

so i'm in norman, oklahoma, which is just outside of oklahoma city. in fact, it's the home of the national weather service that's giving out all the warnings and watches that we've been seeing today in oklahoma. so i was tracking the storms today. i started off in the texas panhandle. a significant severe weather threat that we had expected today, and started off in the texas panhandle and worked my way east across i-40, across oklahoma and i-40 until i got to oklahoma city. i dropped down to norman, and that's when this tornado just came through maybe about a couple hours ago. i was just where the damage path was just a little bit ago. >> and what did you see as you were tracking this storm? >> so on i-40, initially we were expecting some semi-discrete storms that could produce tornadoes. then eventually the storms were expected. this is what happened to form into a big long squall line, even possibly a derecho. 80-mile-per-hour or faster winds was expected from these storms and this squall line. and they did have the possibility to produce these emb

and what awaits the participants of the action in oklahoma?son analysis, and the relationship of law enforcement agencies forms of the prosecutor's office, e protester, we see double standards, which confirm the selective prosecution, protesters on january 6 double standards, expressed in the method. e detentions of people, and searches or who will be released there under house arrest. they are simply on bail also in articles that are not supported, but by the participation of january 6 more serious federal articles, where people people have already received sentences. all eight years, and the protesters in the hands. well, they get conditional terms, but a maximum of a year or two. well, here's one of the faces of the transgender protest transgender meet peyton, butler and the state's transgender, the girl became a high school student realized that she? well, or he does not like to go to church services in a skirt and began undergoing hormone therapy at the age of 14. now butler, already in the body of an eighteen -year-old boy, is protesting

this is the scene out of norman, oklahoma. just south of oklahoma city. a tornado touched down.olice and firefighters are searching through the wreckage this morning. 12 people are injured. so reported deaths so far. listen to this woman that was inside her home when the family struck. >> before i could even blink, i could hear the wind coming. all of a sudden, all the back windows where the kids' prbedros are, i could hear them crashing and busting out. i got up and the wind threw me back. i'm screaming. it was like a blizzard inside the house with all the debris flying. i was screaming for my kids. you know, they were in their bedrooms. i didn't know if they were hurt or anything. >> terrified mother. we're on the ground in norman, oklahoma. it looks terrible behind you. what happened? >> this storm system ripped across the state in breath taking speed. it left haunting images like this. massive pieces of mi woplywood in trees. >> reporter: a massive storm system barrelled through the southern plains. >> the southern plains doesn't really start to come alive with these tornado

and the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. lucas: madam speaker, i yield myself the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lucas: thank you, madam speaker. there's never been a more critical issue to ensure the cybersecurity of our nation's energy sector. h.r. 302 will help develop the most important long-term weapon we have in our arsenal against cyberattacks, a highly skilled and informed american workforce. it's bipartisan, forward-looking legislation, which is why it passed the house on suspension last year. i urge my colleagues to support this bill once again, and i yield back the balance of my time, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 302, as amended. those opposed, no -- those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative -- mr. lucas: madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr.

we had ed lavendera there in oklahoma. thanks so much. >>> this morning, at least two ukrainian rescue workers have been killed amid a wave of new russian drone attacks. they've proven particularly deadly there. ukrainian forces are claiming to have shot down several of those drones, but many do get through and cause a lot of destruction on the ground. cnn's senior national security correspondent, alex marquardt is in ukraine. alex, i wonder if you can describe to folks at home what you're seeing there. >> reporter: yeah, at least 14 drones overnight targeting these two different cities in the southwestern part of the country and there were those two first responders who were killed, responding to an earlier drone strike. and at least three people. this speaks to how these drones were sent in in waves. at least 9 out of the 11 that were sent in were shot down. those air raid sirens over kyiv blaring for some 5 1/2 hours, which really speaks to that concern that we saw last week about president biden's visit to the capitol

at least one tornado was confirmed in norman, oklahoma, where students at the university of oklahomaurged to seek shelter. a warning also issued for downtown oklahoma city. the system is so strong, a wind gust of 114 miles per hour was reported in northern texas in the town of memphis. so far, more than 90 storms have been reported across the southern plains. okay. joining me on the phone now is mark fox, meteorologist for the national weather service in norman, oklahoma. what do we know about the situation there, particularly what level of damage this tornado has caused, mark? >> well, the tornado happened about 9:00 or so, 9:20 central time. and came within about a mile of our office and started to produce a little bit more damage as it moved off to the north and the east. we've seen some pictures of some homes with roofs torn off and trees uprooted. it's probably going to be a little bit of an ugly scene once the daylight hours come tomorrow morning. but we know of several homes damaged, and so far, knock on wood, haven't heard much in the way of injuries. but those reports are st

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>> yes, so in oklahoma statewide we average about one tornado every february. the most tornado we have had on one february day in 2009 and 1975 so with 7 tornadoes preliminarily confirmed this looks to be the handles tornado event in oklahoma history in february. >> presumably some much stronger than others so how do people in your state deal with these sorts of extreme weather conditions and how much support do they get from city officials? >> yes, so we really always tell everyone at the weather service to be always prepared for the worst and we really always want to tell people to be prepared for when storms hit have a readiness kit, seek shelter, be weather aware and have a man for when storms approach. we know it's unusual but we can't have these type of events throughout the year especially toward early spring they're going to come more so have a plan. >> talk to us about the shelters. what do people go to specific schools? where are these shelters in each city? >> yes, we advise people in their homes when you're looking at shelters in that interior room

homes destroyed in oklahoma at least a dozen injured. and the new threat in the west after a blizzard struck california al roker is tracking it all for us. >>> also tonight, the energy department reigniting the debate over the origin of covid. was it leaked from a lab in china what the white house is saying. >>> the surging violence among israelis and palestinians now there's word that an american citizen is among the dead >>> the epa allowing the removal of that toxic train waste to resume in ohio after other states said it was shipped to them without warning. where it will now be sent >>> the defense in the alex murdaugh trial resting its case and will the jury be allowed to visit the murder scene what the judge ruled today. >>> the dramatic bodycam. a home in new jersey exploding with firefighters inside. incredibly, all survived >>> and they're helping families become more close-knit and inspiring america. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and thank you for joining us we start off tonight with

these protesters in oklahoma are fighting for less than 1% of the state.r-olds to be able to remove their genitals without their parents' consent. one group fighting for the right to go to work. one group was fighting for the right for kindergartens to have sex change operations behind their parent's back. one group has been celebrated in the media and another group has been called domestic terrorists. i think we know which groups we're talking about here. i mean, i guess rfk is right. democracy is messy and it's hard. never easy. so why are these insurrectionists getting a free pass? the michigan protesters were vilified. republicans do it? they are terrorists when an oklahoma two spirit insurrectionist comes to the capitol? it's celebrated. one man's democratic protest another man's insurrection. i mean, unbelievable. let's bring in the guest. oklahoma state senator david bollard sponsored the mill stone bill and he joins me now. david, were you there at the state capitol that day when that chaos was going on? were you nervous? >> yeah, we were there --

tornadoes and powerful winds caused extensive damage in oklahoma, texas, and kansas. meanwhile, the west coast already cleaning up after devastating winter storms faces the possibility of more extreme weather. jarred hill is here in new york with more on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. oklahoma might have broken a record for the most tornadoes to touch down in the month of february. as the sun prepares to come up, the cleanup can now begin. take a look. multiple tornadoes hit the southern plains including norman, oklahoma, where a twister flipped over vehicles and damaged homes. >> she waited for me to get her. >> reporter: affiliate kwtv spoke to this woman who described the frightening moments before he gathered her four kids together for cover. >> we heard two large thumps and the moment we heard that my daughter covered her head, and the back window busted out. >> reporter: the system making its way east caused blindingly heavy rain and lightning in oklahoma and intense hail in texas. >> holy cow. >> reporter: this huge cloud was

moving up to norman, oklahoma and moving towards shani.st gust i could find is 114 in memphis, texas. here goes the storm. still seeing thunder and lightning in parts of chicago. this is the center of bulk of activity today. there will be a lot of wind across the south behind the storm, 40 to 50 miles per hour easy there. so be careful if your driving here, especially high-profile vehicles. and then a snow event for the northeast. here's the severe weather for today but here's how this shapes up. we take you and move ahead till 1:00 or so. thunderstorms still firing on the warm side. then there's a cold side by tonight. especially by midnight, it will be snowing in the city. snowing in boston. i'm not sure i said that the entire year, snow in boston, snow across i-95, maybe a difficult commute. a little more difficult up here where there will be ice, but, yes, with snow in the big cities, i-95, the catskills, tomorrow morning could be quite the challenge. >> duly noted. chad myers, thank you. >>> newspapers across the hus are dropping the

storms in kansas and oklahoma producing tornadoes.has shifted into the midwest but tornadoes in illinois, indiana, ohio. some of the energy rolls into the northeast producing more snow than anything else i could be our biggest know the season so far in new york with two to , heavier amounts into northern new engand. then we focus on the west, another major storm taking shape here, big-time mountain snow. valley rain with the possibility of flooding and all that energy produces more snow in the midwest once again. that happens by late in the weekend and also nora, i chance for severe storms to return across the south with a greater chance for tornadoes by thursday. >> norah: thank you. tonight, cbs news has new information on the classified department of energy report that details the origin of the covid-19 virus. the new intelligence points to a possible lab leak in wuhan, china. cbs's catherine herridge has more. >> cameras went inside the wuhan labs as the pandemic unfolded three years ago. now, two sources close to the u.s. governm

two tornado's have been confirmed so far in oklahoma. there are reports of widespread damage, downed power lines and debris blocking roads in norman. tens of thousands of people statewide are without power. the system is so strong that a wind gust of 114 miles an hour was reported in northern texas in the town of memphis. more than 100 storms have now been reported across the southern plains. more than 65 million people are under high wind alerts. on the phone now is zackery hall, a professional storm chaser. he has been following the storms across oklahoma since sunday afternoon. zackery, hope you can hear me. thank you for joining us. what have you been seeing in the last few hours? >> reporter: thank you for having me. yeah. its been pretty crazy. we have been on the road since around noon today. we have currently tracked severe weather from the texas panhandle back through the state of oklahoma. we have made it back to western arkansas now where i'm in another tornado warning. it is like never ending today. >> so what happens in thes

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and last night in oklahoma and kansas, at least nine twisters touched down.mar villafranca will start us off tonight from hard-hit norman, oklahoma. good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening, those storms moved in fast, norah, and you can see some of the damage. cars flipped on top of each other at the same time roofs were ripped off these homes. what the storm did not do is slow down the cleanup effort as we saw neighbors helping neighbors. in norman, oklahoma, residents shoveled debris after a series of tornadoes raked across the sooner state. drone video shows the path of destruction in this neighborhood. roofs ripped off homes. >> everybody okay? you in there? >> reporter: the overnight storm's powerful winds smashed windows and turned cars into projectiles. luis paz owns a tow company. today he's towing his own damaged cars to the repair shop. how weird is it to have to tow your own car? >> well, unfortunately i don't have full coverage insurance on al my vehicles. this is all of them, all paid off. so never this happen. i've been here for over ten y

multiple tornadoes touched down overnight in oklahoma and kansas.oklahoma city. it shredded homes, picked up cars and tossed them. the storm pummeled southern california with huge amounts of snow and rain. some places were buried under more than 6 feet of snow. you can see the videos here as freeways were turning into rivers. this driver actually had to climb on top of his porsche after it became swamped and he was left stranded. just north of los angeles, several rvs were swept into a river when the river bank eroded and gave way. more than 7 inches of rain fell in ventura county, that's northwest of los angeles. a helicopter crew had to rescue a driver from a jeep, as you can see here. his car go stuck in these fast-rising floodwaters. ed lavendera is live on the ground in norman,

cnn's ed lavandera is in oklahoma.ttempt to recover. >> reporter: it's been a day of cleanup for residents in norman, oklahoma, where the national weather service says it was an ef-2 tornado that ripped through this area. the damage is rather immense, the areas hit in this neighborhood. the sights are rather stunning. if you look high in the tree, about 30 feet up, you see a giant piece of plywood that was ripped off someone's rooftop. here on the ground, the residents are continuing the cleanup. as you walk around, you can get a sense of the magnitude of the force of this storm. remember, jake, this was a line of storms that started in the texas panhandle and started blowing intensely across the state over several hours. there were wind gusts in a little town called memphis, texas, that recorded wind of 114 miles per hour. that's strong hurricane-type wind. i thought there would be many more people without power. they've been very quick to restore power in many parts of the state. no one was home here, jake, but the w

i'm around 20ish minutes from oklahoma city northwest of a.o.c. city.tion on highways, homes, neighborhoods, mobile homes. behind me here, you are seeing a few crews already starting to restore power right now. down the power lines. we have been moving with this crew going line to line four crews out right now. we have definitely seen some major destruction along these roads. something that was very significant here right now into last night i mean we had 70 to 08 mile-per-hour winds that's highway speed. some winds still. definitely nothing significant but there is going to be crewing out all morning into the afternoon. we have seen very serious destruction here so far. back to you guys. >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> pete: check in now with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. hey, janice. >> janice: we will see the damage as the sun comes up reports of maybe ef-4 tornado in the norman, oklahoma area. it's just going to be devastating. i don't think we have any reports of any deaths but reports of incredible damage. so the

>> reporter: the city of norman, oklahoma suffering a direct hit. >> my house is destroyed. my property, as you can see, is destroyed. >> reporter: can you salvage anything >> i'm not sure. >> reporter: but dinah corehummel worried less about her home than her barn full of beloved horses when the storm ripped the roof right off >> so as you walk in you don't know what to expect >> i'm thinking every horse is dead. and all of a sudden all the noses are coming out and i'm going oh, my god it is heartbreaking. but i'm so glad that the horses are okay. >> reporter: that same system lashing parts of new mexico and texas in a sandstorm, blowing up so much dust noaa spotted it on radar now as the storm churns east a new tornado threat at least four reported twisters touching down in illinois. as 42 million people face winter alerts from the great lakes to the northeast tonight new york city prepping for what could be their biggest snowfall all year. on the west coast where millions were battered by record snow and rain another round is now soaking the golden state outside los angel

it was a wicked line of storms that came through oklahoma sunday night.inds and in some places that we kept seeing over and over, and 75 to 80-mile-an-hour sustained winds in this area that there weren't more injuries or fatalities. 12 people injure and no fatalities reported. this all goes with the warning that people got throughout the day, because of the line of storms was expected to develop. it really developed the way that many of the forecasters developed the way that the forecasters developed. that helped them to protect themselves. we spoke with a 10th grade geometry teacher who was home alone when this storm struck. >> i went to walmart maybe not an hour earlier. grocery for the week, what not. got home. unpacked them. turned on the weather. oh, turning this way. i heard the sirens. i decided to go to my safe place. i grabbed the cat for a second and i was like, oh, i might not have a house. >> reporter: and that is tabitha heaton who was stunned by how much it was damaged, and she is trying to get to her car as she wants to go to the classroom

at least nine tornadoes have been through so much, seven in oklahoma, two in kansas.re are reports of widespread damage. downed power line and debris blocking roads in the city of norman, home to oklahoma's largest university. tens of thousands of people statewide are or without power. >> a lot of real strong wind. i was standing out in the garage. my wife went to the neighbor's to get in their shelter. wood and debris started flying. and hitting things. so i jumped in the back seat of a car in the garage real quick. but it didn't last very long. thank goodness, seeverybody is okay. >> well, the system is so strong a wind gust of 114s per hour was reported in northern texas in the town of memphis. more than 415 storms have been reported across the southern plains. under 160 million are under high wind alerts a storm expert tells cnn it's still early for a tornado system. >> it's a nighttime tornado, those are always quite difficult and, you know, extra dangerous. one thing today, you know, it's february. it's traditionally the southern plains and tornado alley, if you

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in this case a prolonged damaging wind event covering most of oklahoma we could experience wind gusts80 miles per hour that could lead to power outages and widespread damaging winds. in western oklahoma they have the greatest threat for large hail and strong tornadoes predisposed to residents here, about half of them unaware what's happening but the other half says they're keeping an eye out for it i spoke with the father who lives outside of a columbus city about his biggest concerns and how his family stays prepared. >> hill would be our biggest concern because we don't have a garage that we can parking we have a meeting plan if were not all at the house at the same time and then we actually live north of the school and they have a public shelter that they can go to their. >> it's a good idea for anyone in the storm's path to make sure you have a safe place or a shelter to go to and bringing emergency kit with you pretty if you have any loose items outside it's a good idea to secure them as well. stick with us as we continue to follow the threat across the plains and oklahoma city a

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more than 5 million americans in and around oklahoma under threat right now. residents are being told to stay alert for possible tornadoes, winds could reach 110 miles per hour. that system then moves across the rest of the country, expected to bring snow to the i-95 corridor, including new york city tomorrow night. but it was southern california that took the brunt of this over the weekend. heavy rains flooded roads, some needing rescue. the saturated ground giving way at this rv park. you can see several motor homes tumbling into the river. strong winds knocking down trees, this one in burbank smashing into a home. snow falling in places where it's rarely seen. these images from san bernardino. we have team coverage tonight. zohreen shah standing by in southern california, but let's get to rob marciano, and where's the greatest wind threat right now? >> right now, it's the texas panhandle, but the wind threat really extends all the way pass the mississippi river. so much wind energy with this system, and right now, the radar is exploding over oklahoma and ka

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we have ed lavandera in norman which is south of oklahoma city. you been doing a good job this morning to showing people what it looks like in the wake of one these, and tell us what you are seeing now? >> well, the sun is up, and the residents here are beginning to go through the neighborhood, assess the damage and begin the cleanup process, but you can see the magnitude of the car, and this is flipped up on top of another one, and this is ripped apart by the storm, and we have seen this throughout the particular neighborhood in norman, oklahoma. the good news, it is isolated, so once you get a half mile or so from here, everything is back to normal, but it is speaking to the sporadic nature and the unpredictability of where these tornadoes are going to land. that is obviously troublesome especially when the systems come in the mid of the night and in the darkness where you can't see and get a gauge of what is happening. many people are shaken by what happened here. a while ago, jim, we met a woman named tabitha heaton who is a 10th grade math te

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reinvent the latest pictures out of oklahoma of the tornadoes.storm moving into the great lakes will bring severe weather for that unit south to ohio river valley. then we've get settled and we have had none. we will get at least a bit overnight. but then there will be blizzard warnings thing the sea and that next system for you. coming up on gma, it knew warning about criminals exploiting a security feature and how you can protect yourself to that wedding and more american are opting to work part-time. and stay the state to the stars is here in studio currently and two women who change their lives to support their community. kumasi: a a lot of good stuff. reggie: ginger, it looks like you were taking a big breath. kumasi: i felt it. reggie: she is holding in a coffin. i have been there. >> three weeks after covid. almost made it. i was going to be a normal person on television one minute and then -- reggie: you were revealed. the human being show that. we get it, ginger. we love you the way you are. cold, dry conditions for most, but rain is in

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in oklahoma, tornadoes touching down.tructive winds battering the state, downing power lines and trees as residents of oklahoma city were urged to take immediate shelter. in nearby norman, oklahoma, the damage is described as widespread. authorities confirming at least 12 injuries related to weather. >> all i heard was, like, rattling. the whole house was shaking. the door was going crazy. our front window in our third bedroom busted through and glass was just flying through the hallway, and it was kind of scary, yeah. >> reporter: in shawnee, a large rv tipping over on to a home, and this semi truck flipping on its side on the i-40 corridor, bringing traffic to a standstill. in texas, devastating winds reaching 114 miles per hour overnight, causing near blinding dust storms across the state. in el paso, this trampoline that landed in the middle of the road forcing drivers to swerve out of the way. more than 6 feet of snow fell in the higher elevations of southern california. hundreds of students from orange county were s

. >> we begin in oklahoma. severe storms struck overnight high winds spawned multiple tornadoes. so far, officials say there are no reports of injuries homes, gas and power lines were damaged. this is parts of california are still digging out after that same system dumped massive amounts of snow this weekend our dana griffin starts us off >> a massive storm that hit the renalon are rain and snow. >> in this part of the san bernardino county mountains, two hours from l.a., several feet of unplowed snow is almost impossible for security guard pete rodriguez to get to work. >> i'm 5'9." the snow was up to my chest. >> greater concern at the medical center where he works. he said staffers staying overnight and food and supplies are running low. >> how are they able to survive there? >> they had no deliveries the past week since the storm started. so they've been relying on what they have had in they're even saying that they're starting to run out of supplies now. >> big bear lake saw 57 inches even this eagle emerged from the snow covered nest protecting her precious egg >> a little

people are injured near oklahoma city, and now storms are moving into the midwest. heavy rain for chicago's morning commute icy conditions farther north, and people from the new york suburbs to new england are bracing for significant snow tonight into tomorrow, but we begin with the destruction in the middle of the country. powerful storms rolled across the plains in the middle of the night with destructive winds from the texas panhandle to kansas. people in oklahoma city were urged to take immediate shelter after a confirmed tornado was on the move just outside the city. flip semi winds, ripping off roofs and throwing this rv against a house in nearby norman, oklahoma . the damage is described as widespread i heard was like rattling, the whole house was shaking. the door was going crazy. our front window in our third bedroom busted through and glasses just flying through the hallway and it was. it was kind of scary. yeah town of liberal kansas, a reported tornado destroyed a home and toppled trees and power lines. this is the same system that brought rain, wind and

plenty of sunshine for oklahoma city 75 as the high today. next couple days are going to be busy, guys we'll talk more about the severe weather coming up. >> that's a check the weather every day week >>> you've heard of the running of the bulls, but what about the running of the dinosaurs nearly 150 people wearing inflatable t-rex suits raced on the beach in southern japan. dinosaurs of all different colors sprinted across the sand, a lot of them face planting. it's so tough to run in that organizers were happy to see people enjoy the race as many events had been canceled due to the pandemic >> see thwe see these so often. >> those inflatable dinosaurs, they're so funny, especially the t-rex ones >>> we are back in one minute as jeffrey epstein's confidante prepares to appeal her sex trafficking conviction >>> chris rock is gearing up to break his silence. s gearing up break his silence. at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well, i switched to swiffer wetjet, and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one, so it's ready to go whe

at least seven tornados hit oklahoma alone. >> this is just outside of oklahoma city.ials say at least 12 people have been injured and the national weather service says preliminary data indicates the tornado that hit this area was at least ef-2. more than 200,000 homes and businesses still without power across several states. listen here as one woman describes the moment the tornado hit. >> before i could even blink, i could hear the wind. all the back windows where the kids bedrooms are, i could hear them crashing, busting out. i got up and then the wind just threw me back. and i'm screaming. it was like a blizzard inside the house with all the debris flying. i was screaming for my kids. you know, because they were in their bedrooms. i didn't know if they were hurt or anything. >> cnn senior national correspondent is with us now from normand, oklahoma. it is scarier and more jarring when it happens at night and all you have is the sound and the power is out. what are you seeing around you? >> reporter: yeah. i have always said that is by far what makes these nighttime