oklahoma's law enforcement community fights a constant battle against these evils, the oklahoma bureau narcotics and dangerous drugs, the oklahoma state bureau of investigation and scores of local law enforcement agencies deserve much praise for their great and heroic efforts. while there have been many great successes, the ongoing border crisis insurers and never ending flood of illegal nationals who continue to perpetrate crimes that endanger our people. when i was sworn in as attorney general, i pledged to the people of my state that i would do everything in my power to protect them from these dangerous criminals. i petition our legislature for greater resources and broader authority about the threat, they have responded with millions of dollars for equipment and personnel and they granted my office more power to fight this epidemic being shielded by our border crisis. in response, i established the organized task force and it is needed because federal officials have failed to enforce the laws to secure the border. in this short seven month, since its creation, the task force has in

, there he is, kevin stitt, the governor of oklahoma, up on the big wall live from oklahoma.d morning to you. >> depend morning, thanks for having me on. >> steve: why have you and 23 or 24 other governors, all republicans, said we're going to help mr. abbott out in texas? >> it is pretty simple for us, for oklahoma and most americans, this is just common sense. in texas, there are 28 ports of entry, it is federal law, it is illegal to enter anywhere but those points of entry. last time i flew to mexico, i had to land in mexico and show them my passport. the fact the government, biden is cutting razor wire makes no sense. we have a right to defend our country against invasion, what else would you call 6 million people coming in illegal. >> steve: donald trump suggested send members of your state's national guard, in your case, oklahoma national guard, send them to texas to help greg abbott. are you going to do that? >> absolutely, i've done it once before. i talked to my tag, general mancino, we are putting the numbers together and will be in contact with governor abbott. we

i know you're the governor of oklahoma, great state of oklahoma.ou could be next, if my geography is next, you're just north of texas. one side wants to add barbed-wire and one side wants to add barbed-wire, they're arguing about the constitution in the middle. governor stitt, thank you for coming on. can you clear this up for us? >> first off, thanks for having me on. just like you oklahomans we can't figure out what joe biden is doing. i think one of our guests said this but the razor wire, there is 28 points of entry along the southern border that you can legally seek immigration. all we're saying is don't illegally cross. that is what the razor wire is for, the barrier is for, the fact that joe biden is cutting razor wire to let people into the country. that is a head-scratcher for oklahoma and most americans. we don't know what's happening down there. larry: if there is a -- this is kind of a constitutional issue. i'm not a constitutional lawyer, maybe you are, i just want to ask, if it's clear that the federal government is not doing its job

>> i feel sorry for the children in oklahoma schools.and families across the state of oklahoma. as you alluded to, this is not just happening in oklahoma, this is happening in republican led states across the country, and this is happening in school districts, even and democratic led states. because the moms of liberty and other far-right wing conservative groups are attacking the lgbtq community. they are attacking teaching the accurate history of our country and our schools. and kids are the ones who suffer. and families are suffering as well. and guess what? the entire country suffers because, when we are miseducation, we see a decline in our economic prosperity, and we also see an increase of the school to prison pipeline, as well as an increase in all of the isms that continue to divide us. let racism, antisemitism, islamophobia, et cetera, it's the torah. it is essential for families of conscious and families who fight for human rights and democracy to get involved in their local school boards, continue to speak out, for groups to

even a librarian in oklahoma. before tiktok fame, she was a real estate agent in new york city. the only tie to oklahoma we kn of is from last year, when she waaccused of instigating bomb threats against a school library in tulsa. in a stateme announcing raichik's appointment, state superintendent ryan walters wrote that she is, quote, on the front lines showing the world exactly what the radical left is all about. lowering standards, porn in schools, and pushing woke indoctrination on our kids. so, there you have it, folks. that real reason raichik was appointed, not because of her qualifications as an educator, which she does not have, but because of her efforts to own the libs. but what happened in oklahoma this week, this isn't the ly recent example of conservatives putting ideology ovethr commitment to schoolchildr. in june, the government is set to kickstart a federally funded program that provides food assistance to hungry children during the summer months. the deadline for states to opt it was january 1st.

i know you are governor of oklahoma, the great state of oklahoma, so you can, next you or top of texas. you are north of texas. and you have one side wants to add barbed wire and the other to cut the barbed wire, and they are arguing about the constitution in the middle. governor kevin stitt, can you clear this up. >> first, thank you for having me on. just like you, oklahomans we can't figure out what joe biden is doing. i think one of your gifts said this razor wire there are 28 points of entry on swswsouthern border, you can legally seek immigration, all we're saying down illegally cross, that is what the barrier is for, fact that joe biden cutting razor wire to let people in, that is a head scratcher for most americans and oklahomans, we don't know what is happening there. larry: this is a c constitutional issue, i want to ask, if it is clear, that the federal government is not doing its job, and responsible to protect the country with roundries and sovereignty, is it legal constitutionally in judgment, that the states have to do it. that is an argument, i think it will is a powerf

oklahoma's law enforcement community fights a constant battle agnst these evils, the oklahoma bureautics and dangerous drugs, the oklahoma state bureau of investigation and scores of local law enforcement agencies deserve much praise for their great and heroic efforts. while there have been many great successes, the ongoing border crisis insurers and never ending flood of illegal nationals who continue to perpetrate crimes that endanger our people. when i was sworn in as attorney general, i pledged to the people of my state that i would do everything in my power to protect them from these dangerous criminals. i petition our legislature for greater resources and broader authority about the threat, they have responded with millions of dollars for equipment and personnel and they granted my office more power to fight this epidemic being shielded by our border crisis. in response, i established the organized task force and it is needed because federal officials have failed to enforce the laws to secure the border. in this short seven month, since its creation, the task prosecuted more th

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oklahoma isn't a border state.overnor kevin stick will join us next to talk about it. ♪ ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) constant contact's advanced automation lets you send the right message at the right time, every time. ( ♪ ) constant contact. helping the small stand tall. ashley: let's look at markets moving slightly lower. the s&p did get above the waterline which means a new record i. any positive gains on the s&p means another record. that's keeping an eye on that but these markets treading water as we wait for big tech names to report their earnings this week. you've been looking at the other movers. lauren: 40636 is the new high. stock is going to $465 a share. pulte home, the bad news is they sold fewer homes at lower prices, the good news is they did

the senator from oklahoma.et's say he convenes a town hall in oklahoma city to sell a border deal that would have to be enforced by secretary mayorkas? what do you think the reaction to that crowd would be in oklahoma? we all know what it would be? it would be boos. they would say no way, no how, don't do it. so this is a hot potato that mcconnell has tossed to lankford and that he should toss it right back. let mcconnell negotiate it. think of it this way. why on earth, after the democrats everything in their power to flood america with millions of indigents from across the globe would republicans give biden an opportunity to take a victory lap and pretend he has done anything to solve this problem? and by the way, if house republicans do the smart thing and say no to this raw deal. speaker shouldn't consider it. he should say out of hand is he rejecting it, the biden campaign is going to hit the airwaves with the message you probably already made the which commercials see the border is their fault. bought lin

imagin ie the audience in a town hall oklahoma city and langford was from oklahoma.'s say he convenes a town hall in oklahoma city toor cesell a border deal that would have to be enforced by secretarn mayorkas. what d o you think the reaction of the crowd would be inthey oklahoma? n we know it would be blues no way, know-how, don't do it. this is a hot potato that mcconnell has tossed toe langford and he should toss it right back. let mcconnell negotiated. think of it this way, why on earth after the democrats did everything to fled america witho indigents acrossss the globe wop republicans ever give biden an opportunity to take a victory lap and pretend he's done anything to solve this problem? by the way, if house republicans do the smart thing and say no to this raw deal, the speakers should not consider it. out of hand he's rejecting it. the biden campaign would hit thh airwaves with the message -- he probably already made the commercials -- see, the bordere is their fold.inte bottom line, you can't make a deal with someone who has no intention of fulfilling the

mba basketball followed with boston's loss and oklahoma's win.s morning in milwaukee eastern conference managed to impose the 9th defeat of the season on the saad nashein of this conference with a 135/12 advantage . milwaukee forward yanis antetokounmpo played an important role in the victory by recording 24 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists leading to the score of the best player on the field. in the western conference , oklahoma won the twenty-sixth victory against portland with a decisive win of 13977 and tied with maine sotata at the top of the table. oklahoma guard shai alexander was named the star of the match with 31 points, 5 rebounds and four assists. games dallas 128 124 new york. row bard and phoenix 127 199 beat the los angeles lakers. according to the announcement of nahid world taekwondo federation. kayani, who wears the minus 57 kg weight of iranian women , won the right to participate in the 2024 paris olympics through ranking. at the beginning of the new week of the prestigious european football leagues, tonight in the german bun

in florida and oklahoma they said they were also ready to join.blican states expressed their support, which is half the country. in texas, the border with mexico is now controlled by local security forces, the federal ones do not allow it, and a barbed wire fence has been installed contrary to the decision of the supreme court. biden, who is called. he gave the perpetrators of the migration crisis an ultimatum: to stop arbitrariness, but the deadline has already expired, and texas has not complied. how will the white house respond? the governor of oklahoma did not rule out clashes with the us army. global energy projects, innovative approaches, high technologies today at the grand exhibition of russia energy day. cameras from our studio are aimed at vdnkh, on weekends it is traditionally crowded, oil, peaceful atom. russia remains the most important player in this area and is entering rapidly growing markets. and the key point: today gress is launching modernized power units in the kostroma region, pernom region and in the republic of buryatia. en

here in oklahoma we talked pretty straight.ost: what have you heard from ron desantis that you like? caller: i went to a political rally that he did in tulsa, oklahoma. i just liked what he's done. i have actually read his book, the first republican book i have ever read in my life. i like that he has done a lot of things there in florida as far as reducing the size of government, which i like that. i don't necessarily like his stance on abortion, he's way too strict on that. i do like that he's a family man. i like that part of him. most of his policies i don't agree with. but when they are trying to lie to us and tell us it's something it's not like biden and all of his people, it's great. they need to pay some of the bills that all of us are having to pay and quit lying to us. host: darren in oklahoma, democratic caller looking for a possible republican candidate to vote for this time around. sandra in greenbelt, maryland. also a democratic caller. caller: love your reporting. just wanted to say i am a democrat. i wouldn't v

with the result of 12 97, oklahoma's victory and this team's rise to the second place in the table ended. oklahoma guard shahai alexander scored 33 points, two rebounds and six assists, leading to the best player score of this match. in other games of this conference, houston rockets and san anthony spurs managed to defeat hadifashon. kick out mcdaniels three ball corner pocket and it is a turnover thunder the other ways alexander leaves it for williams williams little stutter step and scores when they take high percentage shots they pass the ball well. in the eastern conference philadelphia 97 89 took the charlotte harness from the front and fell one step closer to milwaukee and boston at the top of the table. the famous center of philadelphia won the title of the best player on the field with 33 points and five assists. in other games of this conference, new york knicks , cleveland cavaliers and shika bulls won against their opponents and some news. in the asian championship marathon race in hong kong , our country's national runner mansour bayat stood in ninth place and our country's

. >>> finally, a family owned restaurant in oklahoma was struggling with business being slow, but nowamily >> reporter: owned restaurant in oklahoma was struggling with business being slow, but now it's having trouble dishing up enough dogs for customers. morgan chesky on how one photo changed everything >> reporter: in norman, oklahoma, at spirals hot dogs and more, you'll find owner scott hosek living his dream. >> i just wanted to be able to take care of enough people to keep the doors open and make a little bit of money. >> reporter: his spiral sliced dogs, gourmet creations, just as beloved as the man who serves them. >> scott is just a great person i mean, fantastic guy. >> you can't leave in a bad mood >> reporter: hard to believe just a few weeks back, business slowed so much, hosek's dream was dying. when you walk in that day, what's your first thought? >> i didn't know if i made the right choice. made. >> reporter: nick chappell >> reporter: stopping by for lunch, customer nick chappell was confused the place was dead, but the food amazing and hosek incredibly kind, so he sn

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oklahoma did respond to cnn.erson for the department of corrections there saying they have no plans of doing a nitrogen gas execution and that is because of the way that the law is written there. only permitting the use of nitrogen gas if they can't find the drugs for lethal injection. we asked whether there is a shortage of that as so many states have struggled to find those drugs. they say they are not having any issues finding those drugs. the only other path forward there in the state of oklahoma to doing a nitrogen gas execution is if lethal injection is suddenly deemed unconstitutional. >> still to come, as a storm system moves to the northeast, millions are facing a serious flooding threat. we'll show you who is at risk. >>> the storm that brought heavy rain and flooding is beginning to move to the northeast. now 35 million people are under flood risk in the southeast and mid-atlantic. i think that includes us, yes, no? allison chinchar tracking that. what are you seeing? >> a lot of rain. they don't need

republican senator james langford, a republican from oklahoma.s been the lead negotiator in a bipartisan border security deal. in fact, he's compromise as someone who's covered this now for decades, his compromise is more conservative than any previous senate negotiations that have come this far in the last 25 years. but donald trump opposes the deal, and he's pretty blatant about it. he wants to use the border issue and the immigration issue to win election in november, and that's why he opposes senator langford's attempt to solve this problem. do you stand with president trump or do you stand with senator langford on that? >> well, let's talk about president trump. it's his policies that had this border secure. and i don't want your viewers to tune me off on this because when trump was president he had the remain in mexico policy, so i don't think president trump is against legal immigration and h-sb visas, but what he is against is catch and release. and so if you're going to have immigration in the u.s., you have to do it legally. but you sta

believe it or not, the oklahoma republican party is condemning langford for having the temerity to try to solve a major problem in this country. that brings us to today. cnn's melanie sununu on capitol hill. melanie, when will the details reveal the details of this bill? >> reporter: they're hoping sometime this week, but the deal is facing massive headwinds in the gop. speaker johnson made clear the deal is likely dead on arrival in the house. today he put out another statement taking aim at one of the provisions in this deal. saying on social media, any border shutdown authority that allows one illegal crossing is a nonstarter. thousands each day is outrageous. the number must be zero. that's a reference to a provision we learned is in then southern border if average daily migrant crossings reach over 5,000. we learned that negotiators agreed to a provision that would speed up the asylum process and expedite work permits. those are significant concessions from democrats. it would likely be the most conservative immigration deal discussed on capitol hill in decades. president biden in

and the divided states of america, the split is even deeper, florida and oklahoma can send the nationaluard to help texas, whose authorities have challenged washington due to the migration crisis. the most important date in the history of our country: today is the eightieth anniversary of the complete lifting of the lockdown and leningrad, the city that hitler ordered to destroy, not only survived, it fought. more than a million dead in almost 900 days. horror, bombing, cold, hunger, blockade bread, 250 g for workers, 125 for others, daily norm. eternal gratitude to those who fought the enemy, eternal memory to the fallen. at these moments in st. petersburg, people are carrying flowers to a house on nevsky prospekt, where the inscription from the shelling has been preserved; this side of the street is the most dangerous. an event dedicated to this date is taking place all day today in st. petersburg throughout the country. a new multimedia section has been opened on the ministry of defense website. in the first one they were only four, the nooks and crannies of their same leningrad apar

. >> en oklahoma esta cayendo hielo, en texas mucha lluvia. >> esta es la sexta tormenta que impactaen practicamente 12 semanas. >> la septima entrar hacia el oeste de los estados unidos. >> el servicio nacional de meteorologia ya se ha visto obligado a emitir advertencias y avisos de tiempo invernal desde oklahoma hasta illinois para 33 millones de personas. >> estas advertencias estan relacionadas no a nieve sino a hielo, que es lluvia de forma liquida que cuando hace contacto con la superficie terrestre s congela. >> y fijese todo el hielo que va camino hacia la ciudad de chicago, es decir, desde chicago a oklahoma, la situacion sumamente peligrosa el dia domingo en la noche y lunes e la madrugada, manejar a traves de la interestatal 55 e interestatal 80 va a ser sumamente peligroso y mas alla de eso no se descartan apagones, porque recuerden, el hielo me pulgada de hielo, para que tengan una idea, representa 500 libras de peso en el tendido electrico. >> por tanto, pueden quebrarse, pueden miercoles mas actividad de lluvia asociada a la septima tormenta invernal que deberia estar

this is randy from broken arrow, oklahoma, line for democrats, good morning.ood morning, god bless america. host: what's on your mind this morning? caller: we've had 8 million people come into this country, we don't know who they are in we don't know where they are. maybe 99% of them are great people that just want to come like the last guy said and they want to come to the greatest country in the world and prosper. the 1% of the 8 million people, they can do october 7 for the rest of the year probably. what's going to happen? what's going to happen when terrorist attacks come to this country? what's going to happen? is it going to be donald trump oryza joe biden? host: that's randy in oklahoma. democrats republicans and independents, on the. let's turn to campaign 2024 and we are joined by joseph bustos from the state newspaper out of columbia, south carolina. good morning and thank you for joining us. guest: thanks for having me. host: the democratic primary will take place this saturday in south carolina. we saw president biden was in south carolina yesterd

. >>> family-owned restaurant in oklahoma was struggling with slow business but now it's having troubler customers. morgan chesky tells us how one photo changed everything. >> in norman, oklahoma, at spirals hotdogs and more you will find owner scott living his dream. >> i just wanted to be able to take care of enough people to keep the doors open and make a little bit of money. >> reporter: his spiral-sliced dogs, gourmet creations just as beloved as the man who served them. >> scott is a great person. fantastic guy. >> you can't leave in a bad mood. >> reporter: hard to believe a few weeks back business slowed so much it was dying. >> when you walked in what's your first thought? >> i didn't know if i made the right choice. >> reporter: stopping by for lunch nick chappelle was confused, the place was dead, but the food amazing and scott incredibly kind. he snapped this pick of him waiting for customers and told a few friends toswing by. >> have you ever done anything like this before? >> not even close. i don't share anything on facebook, i'm never on social media. >> i'm staring out

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winter storm warning in parts of oklahoma. in the white we're looking at a winter weather advisory.orthern plains looking at a winter weather advisory as well as portions of the inner mountain west and pacific northwest will see snow falling tv it's going to be wet on the west coast. freezing drizzle and rain into texas, louisiana, especially the purple areas. we're looking at a chance of accumulating snow, parts of oklahoma, mississippi, could see power outages and slippery travel. heavy rain and noflooding, that a concern in the southern plains. we have gulf moisture moving on shore. that's going to bring really soggy conditions. tomorrow, a narrow band of snow moving into portions of the northeast, that's where you see the blue, and flooding from texas to tennessee. all the brights colors, reds, oranges, yellows, showing us where we could see heavy rainfall. that could continue into wednesday. we're looking at freezing rain returning to the upper midwest, north of chicago and omaha. we have a flash flood risk, locally 10 inches of rain in spots. where you see the oranges and yell

an oklahoma trooper is describing a terrifying moment. him flying. this morning, the oklahoma highway patrol trooper struck in this terrifying incident, speaking out. jesse gregory was sent airborne during a traffic stop last week when an suv rammed into the vehicle. he pulled over. >> i didn't hear brakes or anything. i just remember, um, going flying, stunned. >> after getting hit, gregory tried to stay calm and phone emergency services. i was able to bounce to my feet and, um, call for help. >> and so being on my feet was very reassuring. i was blessed to be walking. >> he was taken to the hospital, but incredibly released that same day, suffering only minor injuries. >> i kind of had, um, some swelling on the top of my arm. um, i've kind of have some purple, um, bruising all through my hand. >> trooper gregory now using this moment to remind drivers what to do when passing a traffic stop, when you see red and blue, please plan ahead and get over for us. >> so, um, we can focus on, you know, who we're dealing with, and we don't have to

here's how oklahoma governor kevin stith comments on the situation.ident donald trump suggested that all republican governors send their states' national guards there. how would you, mr. governor, send the oklahoma national guard to texas to help greg abbott? undoubtedly, you understand, i i have already done so, i have already spoken with general mansina, we have begun to unite our forces and will be in contact with governor ebot. the crisis at the us border threatens to escalate. a real civil war, volunteers can also join the confrontation between federal and local authorities. a column of patriotic truckers is preparing to head to the us border with mexico. according to the organizers, up to 700,000 cars will participate in the march. they called themselves god's army and say their mission is to resist the globalists who conspired to keep the us borders open and destroy the country. farmer protests continue in france, according to trade unions in protests across the country. 72,000 people are participating, 4,100 tractors are involved, dissatisfied

for more, i want to bring in nathan, he's the chairman of the oklahoma gop.n, thanks for joining us. you weren't present, my understanding, at this meeting that was discussing a resolution against langford. but what do you say to your fellow members of the oklahoma gop who do want to censure senator landward for engaging in these bipartisan immigration talks? >> first of all i want to thank you for having me on. actually i was reminiscing that set the day it was a decades of my first appearance on cnn with piers morgan, when he hit his show before, it failed. glad that your haven't me pick on with you all. but with what took place on site today shows he is fear are republicans that are disgruntled with the border policy, was a biden border policy. and people are very frustrated and upset and said about it. it was not an official okay gop action. people are very frustrated and upset. -- we haven't seen an y final language. we don't know exactly what he was working on. i would say it's presumptive to go ahead and condemn someone who is trying to find a solution

that is because of the way that the law is written there in oklahoma. only permits the use of nitrogen gas if they can't find the drugs necessary for a lethal injection. we did ask them whether there is a shortage, as we've seen so many other states struggling to find those drugs. they said they do not have a shortage. the only other path too is if we flip injection it's an we deemed unconstitutional. brianna? >> isabelle rosales, thank you for this update on a very closely watched situation there in alabama. alaska airlines is hours away now from flying its 737 max 9 jets again after that midflight door plug blowout forced all of the planes to be grounded. plus, the swifties are not having it after fake sexually explicit pictures of taylor swift flooded the internet. >>> now to some of the other headlines we're following this afternoon. world wrestling entertainment founder vince mcmahon is being sued by a former female employee. janelle grant is accusing mcmahon of sexual assault, sex trafficking and physical abuse, saying that he promised her job and

unbelievable to me, i had never seen this before, the attorney general of the state of oklahoma meetschard and actually files with the defense attorneys to the supreme court saying the state made mistakes in this case and we withdraw the death penalty. so we were waiting and waiting on the court because -- what are they going to do? if you have the main prosecutor in the state withdrawing the death penalty, the supreme court is not a prosecutor, you know? it is an adjudicator, an judge. but it took a long time to acknowledge it in the great served with the arguments will probably be heard in june. so over 25 years of the new evidence that surfaced of all of the state all they did wrong will finally be heard by the server room court at the united states. i believe what will be happen is they will remand it back for new trial which i don't believe any court in oklahoma is about to do because they did 70 underhanded things that will all be exposed and i think they will let richard go free. amy: she is the author of "dead man walking." president biden has positive approval of new liquefie

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republican james lankford in oklahoma city this morning.ood morning to you, sir. it has taken you two months to get this bipartisan deal. do you have the support of your fellow republicans to actually vote this through? >> well, actually, i wish it had had only taken about two months, it's taken four months. we've started in october. everyone is looking to read the bill at this point. that's the key aspect. we're working on the final aspects of it to try to be able to get it out so everyone can read it. they're all functioning off of internet rumors of what's in the bill and many of them are false. people want to be able to see it, read it, go through it and see the dramatic change that this really makes and how we handle our immigration system and work to be able to secure our border completely. that's been the simple request of americans, whether you're republican, democrat, or independent, people want a secure border where we have legal immigration but not promoting illegal immigration and that's what we've seen the last three years. >>

and if i want to for my son, i want to look for the of the us state of oklahoma. he's planning to send national guard troops to a neighboring texas to help secure the border with mexico. and that's according to oklahoma's golf know who was asked whether he would follow for my president donald trump suggestion to do so. the, the former president donald trump, has suggested to all the republican governors out there, certain members of your states, national guard and your case governor. it would be the oklahoma national guard, send them down to texas to help greg abbot, are you going to do that? absolutely. you know, i've done it once before and we're looking, i already talked to my tag, my general made so, you know, we've already started putting the numbers together. i will be in contact with governor rabbit. i text us has been fighting against the us federal government in court over the states board of policy. 25 republican governors have already issued a statement supporting tax as a better record high number of migrant crossings. president biden and his administr

the pinks flourishing as we go through the morning commute for parts of arkansas, missouri, and oklahoma city, and could linger until the afternoon on monday, that can mean slick roads through a lot of the day. all of that moisture starts to make its way to the north, maybe snow mixing in in chicago, and heavy rain as we start the week along the gulf coast as we continue to pump some of that moisture inland. here's a look at those eyes accumulations a lot of us could see up to a quarter of an inch of ice through most of missouri, back into oklahoma, northwest arkansas as well. there's a spot above little rock that could have half an inch of ice possible, that could weigh down power lines and certainly cause problems on the roads. on the warm and wet side of this, we're looking at a flood threat that will play out over the next couple of days, where we're looking at that slight risk of flooding from eastern texas across louisiana, mississippi, alabama through wednesday, several inches of rain could cause flash flooding problems. we're looking at rain totals upwards of four inches or more

i know recognize the german from oklahoma. >> thank, mr. chairman. thank you to the witnesses, especially since we got someone on the way from oklahoma to be here. it is important that we follow the rule of law. commonly said now, to be the rule of law team requires discipline, focus on the cars we don't turn ourselves into a banana republic. article two section 4 says the president, vice president, and all civil officers of the united states shall be removed from office or conviction of treason and other high crimes or misdemeanors. the constitution absolutely gives authority to impeach or remove the president, vice president, and all civil officers. this tool was inherited from english practice in which parliament impeached and convicted ministers and favorites of the crown in a struggle to rein in abuse of power. that is the historical precedent on this. let me back that. it has been talked about this morning, federalist 65 has some admonitions and warnings and says the context of impeachment -- alexander hamilton says the subject of jurisdiction

what took you to oklahoma by age 17? i was going to sort of complicated story. it involves girl in canada and a chap we have all afternoon. but i like to these people are busy people we want to give them value for money how much money it was but anyway, so i learned to drive a bit and was stillwater, oklahoma and it was quite early in the morning and there was a petrol station, gas station on, the other side of a red light and it red light wouldn't change. and in the end i thought, to hell with it, i'm going, i need petrol. so i went and the moment i got into the forecourt of the petrol station there was this yowling. so police sirens, stillwater police pulled up and this huge with a great sort of cowboy hat, got out and said, did you see that? and i said, well, i did. officer yes. thinking quickly on my feet. i did yes, he said it was red and i said so you see it was completely red. i like the complete. and i said, i'm sorry, i'm from england. and you mean means. and then he made this wonderful remark, he said, look, he sort of calmed down. he said, it's certai

in this game , oklahoma guard alexander ross scored 33 points, registered six rebounds and 10 assistsit led to the score of the star of the field and contributed a lot to the team's win. in another important game this morning, denver, the third team of the western conference, faced indiana and won 114, 199 at the end and achieved its 31st win of the season. found. in this match, nikola yukic, the center of denver , scored 31 points. 13 rebounds and 10 assists led to a double-double goal and had a great impact on his team's victory . on the other side of the miles turner center, indiana , despite scoring 22 points, recording 6 rebounds and one assist leading to points, he could not prevent his team from defeating the beach volleyball tournament. national bushehr persian gulf cup. the first selection stage of the national and under 19 teams started this morning with the participation of 18 teams in 6 three-team groups. these competitions continue until friday . today, presplis football team played a preparatory match with shahab zahedi's single goal against pikan beh victory came. a jap

why is it with the exception of the oklahoma attorney general, so few people in the oklahoma legal systeme not an exception to the general observation, are so unconcerned with justice? and what actually happened and what is just? >> i think it has a lot to do with what confirmation bias, right in the prosecutors believe they are right. once they set their sights on something, they will not be deterred in their view that they are right. if they can get a jury, and it's not that hard to get a jury to go ahead and convict someone, they hang on to that despite any evidence to the contrary. we've been showing for a long time that the problems in this case that every prosecutor in the state that would listen to us, all the various problems in this case, a reasonable person looking at this case say yes, there are serious problems and this man deserves a new trial. we're thankful that somebody was elected to get that done. >> i'm worried about this u.s. supreme court. they've made it tougher for people to file appeals based on incompetent representation and other factors. thank you so much. reall

>> yes, oklahoma will do that.'ve publicly said it and already sent resources before and we'll be doing it again. we're already looking at the numbers and again, every state is a border state. fentanyl deaths have gone up 500% in our state. again, this is just so common sense. and i want the american people to think about it. you have the biden administration right now cutting razor wire to let people in illegally. i mean, what other explanation is there besides that's wrong and it goes against what texas should be doing to protect their border or any governor, for that fact? >> harris: i want to make sure that we put parentheses and highlight and everything we need to do around what you just said about a 500% fentanyl increased problem in your state. that is unbearable. you get the last word. >> yeah. well, the other thing that people need to realize is this is not against immigration. we need to have, you know, visa reform and know who is coming into our country. you have military-age men from other countries on