. ♪ next, oklahoma senator talking about his faith in what he ran for office he spoke at turning pointrica fast conference in phoenix, arizona. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> doesn't it feel good just to be date be here today? somethingmb about november 5, waking up november 6 the air just felt better, didn't it? i just want to say hello america. hello to my-w flag-waving patris who are here. thank you for let me speak to you today. [applause] [cheering] i am glad, i have to share a couple of things with you about who i am. and then, as it came up that asked about be willing to open up for questions. going to cut my speech is short and openeds. up for questions. who am i? first of a christian with many faults. i'm also a husband to a beautiful lady of 27 years. she is somewhere around here, or as my wife asked questions there she is stand up, stand up. [cheering] she has also blessed me with the six wonderful kids i am the husband of six kids you can tell why, she could not leave me aloneul obviously. she reminds me six kids, three camp natural three we chose cleaned three beautiful.big kids when i say thre

let's bring an oklahoma state superintendent ryan walters.r, great to have you on the show. the oklahoman writes the following, "on social media platform x, state school superintendent ryan walters is trying to connect teachers unions, group c long has railed against, to the recent terror attack in new orleans. all your critics are saying that you are simply trying to start a firestorm. >> our local newspaper continues to gaslight like the left-wing media always does on a terrorist attack. here's the reality, president trump is right about everything. he's right yet again on the issues facing the country. you have a radical left-wing teachers union that has pushed hatred for this country. you have joe biden, kamala harris, look at what we've seen on our college campuses. they have taught our young people to hate this country, they have called donald trump hitler, they have cheered on a ceo being assassinated, they cheered on assassination attempt against the president. if we do not turn this country around, we've got president trump back in t

dÍa de hoy hasta maÑana, pero esta tormenta invernal tambiÉn estarÍa afectando a los estados de oklahomauelas, y se han abierto ciertos de refugios, este es el panorama que se vive en el estado de la estrella solitaria, regreso contigo. borja: gracias. para saber un poco quÉ podemos esperar en las prÓximas horas y dÍas de lo que estÁ pasando tanto en california, o es invierno severo, nos acompaÑa nuestra meteorÓloga jessica delgado, gracias por estar con nosotros. comenzamos con los incendios, esas rÁfagas de viento, buena noticia o no? jessica: sÍ y no, hemos visto cambios significativos, esos vientos han mermado en intensidad en las Últimas 24 horas, pero esperamos que aumente nuevamente por el sistema de alta presiÓn que comienza avanzar hacia el sur durante las prÓximas horas. esto trae a vientos que serÁn soplando del desierto hacia el pacÍfico, ese aire baja por la montaÑa, se calienta y se seca, las condiciones, la habitaciÓn estÁ muy seca, lo que puede propagar mÁs incendios, por eso el riesgo de incendios forestales va a continuar bastante crÍticos para ciudades como glendale, r

out against them at trial, the groups leader, adam fox, telling the informant he was inspired by oklahoma city bombing terrorist of timothy mcveigh telling the informant if we can have our world. they can't have theirs. burning it down like lewis bein before them were none of the defendants were convicted on federal charges. the goals of this insurgency in michigan were to take over the state house and then to kidnap and execute the governor. the goal of the insurgency on january 6 was to overturn the results of a democratic election. so if we see this as part of a movement, it's to stop the american people being able to choose their own leaders in insurgency is all about seizing control of a government. not through winning an election, not through. the democratic process is not through persuasion but through violence . it's an, it's a form of war. as israel's war on gaza continues, the new series takes you beyond the headlines of the country. we were no set for a month and i operated again every day. most of my lists were just children. award winning move to fashion repeat to speak to pl

blown away. devastating the massive bomb exploded outside of a large federal building in downtown oklahoma city. shattering that building, killing children, killing federal employees, military man and civilian even timothy mcveigh. he blew up a whole federal building and prosecutors could not charge him or his associates with terrorism. diamond charges the timothy mcveigh and terry nichols, former army buddies with a grudge against the government plan. the bombing select mcveigh and nichols met each other through their service. they trained together at fort riley, kansas, before mcvey deployed to the gulf as part of the broad one infantry unit in iraq. there he seems to have experience on the amount of traumatic combat for their return home. after washing out of special forces, he was really angry at and we see at that moment his deepening involvement and radical white power activity ranging from making these connection into the michigan militia, mcvay used his military training to help carry out the oklahoma city bombing. and then a letter to a friend, he invoked his military oath to just

that extended oklahoma's lead at the top of the western conference and improved their record to 30 winssewhere there were wins for cleveland, sacramento, new orleans, utah jazz and the houston rockets — who held on for a 119 to 115 win over the los angeles lakers thanks to 33 points from jalen green. there was also a vital steal late on from fred vanvleet to help the rockets hang on. spare a thought for mark williams... the three—time world snooker champion posted this picture of himself on social media as he required oxygen during the interval of a match at an exhibition event in tibet. it was the altitude which was the issue, as lhasa — where he was playing — is located nearly 12,000 feet above sea level. the welshman reassured his followers saying: "i'm fine, i'm not sick." and that's all the sport for now. the uk government is promising to cut the number of nhs patients in england who are waiting more than 18 weeks for treatment. it wants to reduce the total by nearly half a million by the end of march next year. ministers say better patient choice, and extra access to community dia

that extended oklahoma's lead at the top of the western conference and improved their record to 30 wins losses. elsewhere, there were wins for cleveland, sacramento, new orleans, utah jazz and the houston rockets, who held on for a 119—115 win over the los angeles lakers, thanks to 33 points from jalen green. there was also a vital steal late on from fred vanvleet to help the rockets hang on. great britain won gold in the four—man bobsleigh at the world cup in germany. it's the first time since 2012 that a team from germany has not won the winterberg race. and 17—year—old british snowboarder mia brookes has got her second big air world cup win of the season. she said she surprised herself after producing the highest score on her third and final run in austria to get her second victory in a row. she landed a cab 14110 melon trick to win the event. i knew i could do the trick, it was just whether i could get it round on thejump. i went into a different realm when i was in the air. i was like landing... two ina the air. i was like landing... two in a row — how does that feel? two in a row

are we talking oklahoma here? lauren: we are.istration for 470 million for forcing them to educate illegal immigrants in their public school system for over four years. >> underneath president biden is kamala harris, what we've seen is the overrun of our border. it's caused tremendous amount of pressure onto the public schools. here in oklahoma, we're seen one district with over 100 illegal immigrant as week coming into that district. that means bigger classroom sizes, means you've got to bring in more resources to educate these students that are very far behind trying to get them caught back up, and cost our taxpayers over $470 million. lauren: and cost the american students rightfully in the schools a better education because the current teacherrer haves to get someone that doesn't speak english up to speed. stuart: not good. mark, suppose we deport hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants. that wouldn't have a particularly good effect on the economy, would it? >> no, it seems like a complicated challenge. on one hand there's

and in case of oklahoma hail risk, the risks are increasing. and you can't blame the floods in florida on a bad reservoir in california. there really is a risk profile that's changing. we've gone from $2 billion plus disasters a year to 18. as you pointed out, we've just broken through the 1.5 degrees danger barrier for climate change. so there always going to be some local made up excuse. but the fact of the matter is that the weather is changing. it is changing from climate change. that is what is changing the risk. and the insurance companies have to look forward and try to judge this, you know, accurately for their stockholders and for their business model. and they're the ones who are saying across the country, we've got to back off, we've got to raise rates, we've got to get out. what the hell is going to happen here? >> senator whitehouse, relative to insurance and regulation in california, i'm going to put on the screen. i'll read aloud for your benefit, something that the wall street journal said on their editorial page. insurers had a

texas, georgia y oklahoma estÁn full de nieve. arkansas cayÓ hasta un pie de nieve. vamos a remover la nieve y vamos a salir dicen trabajadores. mientras que en el aro por tendrÁs de messi, tennessee, se registrÓ mÁs del doble de " quÉ cae todo el aÑo. en el centro de oklahoma el panorama fue similar, pero las temperaturas bajo cero y rÁfagas de viento deben poner en riesgo la vida por lo que las autoridades piden a la poblaciÓn exponerse al frÍo. >> cualquiera de los dos albergues tiene capacidad para mÁs de 1000 personas. reportero: la tormenta primero causÓ un caos een el transporte aÉreo. las aerolÍneas cancelaron miles de vuelo y otros y mi tecito se retrasaron y es probable que esto siga aumentando el fin de semana. el impacto de la tormenta en el transporte terrestre tambiÉn ha sido cuantioso. se ha registrado cientos de accidentes automovilÍsticos. >> tiene que tener mucho cuidado con los puentes cerrados. reportero: son estas temperaturas congelantes posterior a la nevada que podrÍan contribuir a la creaciÓn de una peligr

i represent the great state of oklahoma, and families in oklahoma are paying about $800 more per monthere four years ago so focusing on the economy and pro—kalama, that also means we are in an energy state, and making the united states energy dominant once again is going to be a priority for me and for president trump stop what i want to ask you about some of your colleagues in congress, the handful that will hold outs —— the handful that were holdouts. -- the handful that were holdouts.— -- the handful that were holdouts. they ended up changing _ holdouts. they ended up changing their _ holdouts. they ended up changing their minds - holdouts. they ended up changing their minds but holdouts. they ended up - changing their minds but they had some concerns specifically about having a voice at the table when it comes to legislation getting past. it also fiscal responsibility for stubbed do you share some of those concerns?— those concerns? certainly i think a physical _ those concerns? certainly i think a physical response l think a physical response relate is incumbent on all of us. we a

the groups leader, adam fox, telling the informant he was inspired by oklahoma city bombing terrorist timothy mcveigh telling the informant if we can have our world. they can't have theirs. burning it down like lewis beam before them where none of the defendants work it in didn't try to to a piece of people are social media, the stream on out just the or change the 1970s in the middle east. in the 1st but to find out if they were well chopped, some of the decades hibbitts in the band.

distracciÓn del conductor de un camiÓn de carga casi provoca una tragedia mayor en una carretera de oklahoma en cÁmara. noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. esta noche el viento vuelve a avivar las llamas de los incendios en el sur de california. al menos un nuevo incendio en los angeles. el kenneth en west hills se suma a los que los bomberos combaten por tercer dÍa consecutivo, el hallazgo de restos humanos en una casa quemada sube a por lo menos seis el nÚmero de vÍctimas fatales y se estima que las casas y estructuras daÑadas podrÍan ser mÁs de 10.000. quÉ tal? buenas noches. les saluda johanna suÁrez por aranza loizaga. las autoridades ya implementaron un toque de queda en las zonas de los incendios palisades y eaton, tras la detenciÓn de 20 personas por saqueos en viviendas evacuadas o afectadas por el fuego. francisco fajardo tiene el panorama desde altadena por el incendio que ha dejado un bombero herido. francisco buenas noches. herido. francisco buenas >> quÉ tal? muy buenas noches. hay un n nuevo incendio que arde aquÍ en el Área de los Ángeles, en california. hay Ór

windchill in minneapolis will feel like 7, and temperatures drop below freezing all the way south to oklahomanight windchills drop below zero in kansas city, and it will feel like the 20s near the gulf coast. the deep freeze and a developing winter storm in the south will bring a threat of accumulating snow thursday to dallas and oklahoma city. then it spreads east into little rock and memphis thursday evening into friday. >>> looking out west, the national weather service in los angeles warns of extreme winds and a dangerous wildfire threat. the winds are expected to gust 60 to 80 miles an hour later today and wednesday. >>> we're expected to hear from president-elect donald trump today, one day after congress certified his election victory with order and civility. vice president kamala harris oversaw the count of electoral votes in an election she lost. it was a stark contrast to the chaos that erupted four years ago on january 6th when rioters stormed the u.s. capitol. cbs's jarred hill joins us now from washington. jarred, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. there was a

she had a property bill come to her home in oklahoma. book her a plane ticket back to oklahoma to get the envelope out of the mailbox and then fly back. and i said, "why don't you have your sister fung," you know, fung. >> seth: yeah. >> lives next door, "why don't you have her mail it?" and she said "i don't want it to travel that far." "but i have -- i don't like my mail traveling that far." then i said, well, her husband sam was going to go back to oklahoma. i said, "why don't you give him the check and he'll fly back and mail it?" she said, "i don't want my check flying on a plane." so, she wanted a round-trip ticket to go mail a letter in oklahoma. >> seth: so it sounds like it's going pretty good. >> yeah, things are good. [ laughter ] >> it's minute to minute. >> seth: gentlemen, i'm so happy you're collaborating again. >> it's the best. >> seth: it brings me great joy. thank you both for being here. [ cheers and applause ] john mulaney, simon rich. "all in" comedy about love" playing at the hudson theatre, on broadway. we will be

other states like tptexas, oklahoma and georgia also impacted by this snowy downfall. the national guard was deployed to arkansas to help stranded drivers, whether they're causing real delays and dangerous road conditions. our first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has marked. yeah. boy, tremendous storms rolling across there. hardly of california. see, we've got a big dome of high pressure here. but >> to every ridge, there's a trough. and that's what we're looking at right now. that trough of low pressure making its way across the country. and i'll tell you what we're talking about. some severe weather there. those ice storms are no joke. they've cough all kinds of trouble. they're taking down power line, numerous power outages, trees coming down and just making a really difficult to travel around the storm system coming all the way up from the south all the way through texas and now making its way toward the east coast. and you can see that that rain line to the further south. but boy, all that that sleet also that freezing rain making its way through parts of at

the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma. mr. lankford: i ask unanimous consent to set aside the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lankford: mr. president, i don't even know how many times i've come to this floor of this senate to be able to talk about government efficiency. it's not a shock for me to be able to come back here again today and say let's talk about this. i don't know a single one of the great four million oklahomans, if i went to their house today and knocked on their door and said, is the federal government the most efficient government body? that they would say. every single dollar spent was taken from an american in tax dollars or borrowed so their children would have to pay for it. this should be a straightforward issue. every single year i put out a federal fumble report. i'll put one out in a month or so. and when we release that report, everyone nods their heads and says, yes, that is areas of inefficiency and year after year i highlight things like federal tax dollars paying for som

y aunque ha dejado de nevar en texas y oklahoma, ya sentimos el rÁpido descenso en las temperaturas quepoblaciÓn que no salgan a la calle, especialmente esta noche ni el sÁbado, que nos expongan a estas temperaturas potencialmente peligrosas. elian: gracias por el informe. y un aviÓn de la compaÑÍa delta tuvo que evacuar 200 pasajeros de uno de sus vuelos que despegaba a 100 millas por hora en el aeropuerto de atlanta y con un destino a mineÁpolis por un problema en el motor. los viajeros y la tripulaciÓn salieron a la mitad de la pista y ahora tambiÉn se investiga la causa del problema en el motor. y decenas de familias estÁn en hogar debido a un incendio. hizo falta mÁs de 200 bomberos para apagar las llamas que destruyeron el techo y causaron serios daÑos. no se reportan vÍctimas mortales, pero sÍ varios heridos y la mayorÍa socorristas. de la compaÑÍa meta anunciÓ el fin de su programa que promueve la diversidad, equidad e inclusiÓn. ademÁs, informaron que van a centrarse en concentrar a las personas y contratarlas envases talento sin tomar en cuenta la raza y otras caracterÍsticas.

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tormenta amenaza varios estados con mÁs de seis pulgadas de nieve por lo que escuelas en texas, oklahoma: raÚl saliÓ a trabajar como conductor de autobÚs. >> trabajamos 365 dÍas al aÑo. lidia: asegura estar preparado. >> teniendo listo el carro por si hay que subirse al carro y calentarse. lidia: esta cafeterÍa era uno de los pocos establecimientos abiertos. los clientes agradecÍan el servicio en las condiciones precarias. mientras el despliegue de trabajadores de transportes es evidente. >> el clima no estÁ Óptimo para andar en carreteras. tenemos una combinaciÓn de lluvia con pavimento mojado. lidia: la combinaciÓn perfecta para hielo negro. >> deje de acelerar y dirija el volante a donde quiere ir. lidia: esta tormenta ha causado miles de cancelaciones y demoras de vuelos en distintos aeropuertos de texas. eliÁn: muchas gracias. no solamente los vuelos han sido cancelados, tambiÉn las clases. por otra parte, se prevee que a las 11:00, hora local del centro del paÍs, empiece la nevada. esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna vamos a tener toda la informaciÓn de esta rara condiciÓn del tiempo

tormenta amenaza varios estados con mÁs de 6 pulgadas de nieve, por lo que escuelas enteras, luisiana, oklahomae la estrella solitaria, raÚl sale a trabajar como conductor de autobuses. trabajamos 365 dÍas al aÑo. lidia: prosegur estar preparado para una reconstrucciÓn de servicios de energÍa. >> teniendo bien el carro porciÓn no tiene que calentarse con el cargo tener madera para prender la chimenea. reportera: esta cafeterÍa era una de las pocas abiertas. los clientes agradeciendo el servicio las condiciones precarias, mientras que el despliegue de cuadrillas de trabajadores es evidente en las carterasy clima elevado. >> el clima no estÁ opciÓn para andar en las carreteras, tenemos una combinaciÓn de lluvias con pavimento mojado, y tambiÉn esperamos bajas temperaturas en los siguientes dÍas la combinaciÓn perfecta para el peligro son hielo negro. >> le entra pÁnico y frenada, pierde el control, deje de acelerar y dirija al volante para un donde uno quiere. lidia: esta tormenta invernal significativa de la temporada ha causado tambiÉn pieles de cancelaciones y demoras de vuelos en distintos ae

what was it about your family lineage moving across oklahoma? family coming to oklahoma in a wagon and flying to new york city to a big bull riding seventh a pretty big deal. it's so neat that the my life i've been a cowboy and i guess to live in the time of how popular it is and have sold out crowds here in new york city and to share bull riding and our way of life is pretty cool time to live in. reporter: i wanted to ask you that because you've been doing this for such a long time. you've gone from riding to now really kind of managing the bulls. what is the change that you've seen as far as popularity and different folks being interested in this in a way they might not have been a couple decades ago? >> for me started doing bull riding and rodeo for fun growing and you happen got a full ride scholarship to go to college on a rodeo team not knowing the education being that effective and later in life you start realizing the growth and business in rodeo and the opportunity that's there and it's a huge sport that can continue to grow and the pop

en oklahoma y texas el panorama fue similar.aciones de vuelos en parte del sur y el atlÁntico medio del paÍs mientras avanza el fin de semana. las aerolÍneas han cancelado mÁs de 3000 vuelos, y mÁs de 6000 retrasados. y es probable que las interrupciones siguen avanzando. el impacto en el transporte terrestre tambiÉn es cuantioso, con cientos de accidentes automovilÍsticos. >> hay que tener cuidado con puentes y pasos elevados. reportera: las temperaturas congelantes pueden contribuir a la acumulaciÓn de capas de hielo negro. >> el peligro de hielo negro es que no se ve, y uno no se da cuenta hasta que pierde el control del vehÍculo. reportera: las autoridades piden a la poblaciÓn evitar las carreteras. debido a las condiciones peligrosas de las carreteras, arkansas y carolina del norte movilizaron a la guardia nacional para ayudar a los automovilistas varados en las carreteras. fÉlix: en mÉxico, en la basÍlica de guadalupe comenzÓ el primer intercambio de armas por paz. y los mexicanos podrÁn cambiar sus armas de fuego a cambio

and then oklahoma republican congressman tom cole chair of the house appropriations committee. and later we'll be joined by emily brooks house reporter for hill. "washington journal" join the conversation live on friday morning on c-span, c-span now our free mobile app or on c-span. org. in the waning days of the 118th congress, several representatives and senators are retiring. among those in the senate who are leaving include michigan democrat debbie stabenow. we'll show you her final speech now. know i'd get laryngitis. i want to thank chuck for his comments this morning and for being a dear friend. today is bittersweet for me stand here on the floor of the united states senate making my last speech, my last major speech. so many of my staff from michigan have traveled to be here as well as staff members who have worked for me in d.c. over the years. i am truly overwhelmed that over 100 michigan and d.c. staff are here in the gallery and on the floor. and family and friend who are not able to fly in today are watching on c-span. as we come back for thanksgiving, i am filled

of oklahoma. johnson. higgins of louisiana. johnson. hill of arkansas. johnson. himes. jeffries. hinson. johnson. horsford. jeffries. houchin. johnson. houlahan. jeffries. hoyer. jeffries. hoyle. of oregon. jeffries. hudson. johnson. huffman. jeffries. huizenga. johnson. hunt. johnson. hurd of colorado. johnson. issa. johnson. ivey. jeffries. jack. johnson. jackson of illinois. jeffries. jackson of texas. johnson. jacobs. jeffries. james. johnson. jayapal. jeffries. jeffries. jeffries. johnson of georgia. jeffries. johnson of louisiana. johnson. johnson of south dakota. johnson. johnson of texas. jeffries. jordan. johnson. joyce of ohio. johnson. joyce of pennsylvania. johnson. kamlager-dove. jeffries. kaptur. jeffries. kean. johnson. keating. jeffries. kelly of illinois. jeffries. kelly of mississippi. johnson. kelly of pennsylvania. johnson. ken of new york. jeffries. kennedy of utah. johnson. khanna. jeffries. kiggans of virginia. johnson. kiley of california. johnson. kim. johnson. knott. johnson. krishnamoorthi. jeffries. landsman. jeffries. langworthy. johnson. larsen of wa

the republican governor of oklahoma joins me now.nd several other gop governors met trump last night at mar-a-lago. what can you tell us about the meeting? >> it was great. trump was amazing. the energy this guy has, he was with us until 10:00 and i knew he had been in dc at president carter's funeral earlier in the day, very optimistic about america, i will tell you this. the american people are excited for donald trump on january 20th, safe communities, we are going to see border security finally, we are going to see energy dominance and we are excited. all the republican governors are unified and i really feel sorry for people of california right now because those progressive policies have harmed their citizens and i think that's why alternately trump won big in this past election because people are tired of progressive policies and they want some common sense back in the white house. stuart: we've been speculating on this all morning, all week actually, do you think in our lifetime in the next two years do you think a republican

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pasamos al norte de texas, oklahoma y otros estados, donde el problema es el intenso frÍo debido a unieve, cantidad que tÍpicamente cae en un aÑo en esa ciudad. reportera: a escasos dÍas de que la primera tormenta invernal significativa del aÑo dejara una gran franja del paÍs con hielo, nieve y viento, otra ronda de frÍo intenso se dirige a los estados del sur. estados se prepara para una tormenta invernal. >> por ahora no tenemos un lugar, pero estamos pidiendo ayuda por primera vez. reportera: ellos estÁn entre la poblaciÓn mÁs vulnerable ante este frente Ártico, ya que llevan semanas viviendo en su auto. >> estÁn peligrosas. cuando uno duerme en el carro, muchos se pueden morir por monÓxido de carbono. reportera: muchos buscan albergue. el estado cuenta con red elÉctrica poco confiable, y es que la tormenta invernal de 2021 dejÓ cientos de muertes y malos recuerdos. >> hay que estar preparado, tener cobijas. reportera: la agencia principal de la sede elÉctrica emitiÓ una alerta por el frente Ártico ante la posibilidad de otro panorama catastrÓfico. durante el fin de semana, al meno

my district encompasses, three counties all the way north to the oklahoma border. we have a tapes try of landscapes that reflects the best of texas. but what makes our district people. mr. gill: to the entrepreneurs driving innovation and health care workers to the educators, we are guided by our patriotic love of country. our district has a legacy of long leadership and i thank dr. burgess for his service. now today i honor the kind hard-working men and women who entrusted me to serve on their behalf. i am honored to call it my home and honored to be a representative in washington. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from louisiana seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, today i rise to recognize southeastern louisiana university in hammond, louisiana, for 100 years of educating students. my background is in h

[applause] biden president, the certificate of the electoral vote in the state of oklahoma seems to be regular informed and authentic and appears donald j trump of the state of florida received seven votes for president and j.d. vance in the state of ohio received seven votes for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electorale vote of the state of oregona regular informed and authentic and appears kamala d. harris of the state of california received eight votes for president and tim walz in minnesota received eight votes for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote of the commonwealth of pennsylvania regular informed and authentic and appears donald j trump of the state of florida received 19 votes for president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received 19 votes for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote seems to be regular informed and authentic and appears kamala harris of the state oflz california for votes for president tim walz of the state ofid minnesota received fr votes for vice president. [applause] >>

para el jueves por la maÑana, veremos esa presentaciÓn lÍquida estaremos viendo fuerte nevada para oklahomal 20, la 25 y la 40, esto hacia atlanta estaremos viendo esta amenaza de hielo, asÍ traerÁn para sur de california y vientos huracanados que pueden traer sistemas elÉctricos. asÍ fue procesado por cÁnones en el proceso, a tambiÉn asesinato, borja: asÍ confirmÓ la policÍa que sÍ, que Él es el hombre que fue captado por la cÁmara de vigilancia, permitiÓ que toma mucho alcohol y que no recuerda lo que sucediÓ. carolina: nos conectamos en vivo con nuestro colega erwin piti que tiene mÁs detalles sobre este homenaje fÚnebre, te escuchamos. edwin: asÍ es como estamos para honrar la vida, la memoria y la contribuciÓn del presidente nÚmero 39 de los estados unidos, sabemos que el enfoque estarÁ en el servicio religioso que se darÁ en el capitolio, sobre todo en la rotonda, esto con la familia en la vicepresidente kamala harris, asÍ tambiÉn es el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes, esto por los prÓximos dÍas, todo bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad para entonces el prÓximo jueves dar es

nidia: este miÉrcoles el servicio nacional emitiÓ una advertencia por tormenta para texas, oklahoma yecenas de agencias han desplegado recursos, incluidos 700 trabajadores del departamento de transportes. preparando tratamiento previo de caminos, puentes y pasos elevados, de 500,000 galones de salitre. mÁs de 500 centros incapacitados en todo el estado. en uno de los albergues hay mÁs de 850 personas, mientras que arkansas y luisiana se anuncia el cierre de escuelas y se registra miles de vuelos cancelados o demorados desde el lunes en todo el paÍs. en la primera ronda fueron cientos de miles de personas que se quedaron sin servicio de electricidad en los estados del este. la situaciÓn que afectaba miles de personas en el norte del estado desde el domingo tras el drÁstico descenso de las temperaturas y fuertes vientos. en dallas, texas, univisiÓn. ilia: el presidente electo donald trump quiere que la corte suprema de justicia aplace la sentencia del prÓximo viernes en su caso de dinero por silencio. se produce la apelaciÓn un dÍa despuÉs de que un tribunal de apelaciones de nueva york

there are a group of folks in oklahoma city, i can't name who they are because they're alive, but their lives were threatened on election day by an isis terrorist in oklahoma city that was discovered initially by a 702. that 702 authority is important. there are people in my neighborhood that are alive today because of that 702 authority. you've been outspoken on this. it has been. maligned in many ways on it. but it has been vital for intelligence collection around the world. what is your position on 702 authority? mr. ratcliffe: thank you, senator lankford, for the sentiment and for the question. fisa and particularly section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act, is an indispensable national security tool. there's no other way to get around that. i say that not as a matter of opinion, but as an informed judgment as in my role as the director of national intelligence being the president's principal intelligence advisor, advising the president in the oval office, and understanding that a significant percentage, sometimes more than half of the actionable foreign intelligence

i interviewed oklahoma senator james lankford, who says, yes, that is the anticipation, and they're goingdo everything in their power to try to make sure that happens. so a lot to unpack today on the program really is just an extraordinary conversation with our jacob soboroff, the most extensive we've seen really to date with the governor. wow. christian, thank you so much for your love and support and incredible interviews. we look forward to seeing you in about 45 minutes from now. we hope you join christian for this morning's meet the press. as mentioned, she'll have that exclusive interview with governor gavin newsom, as well as california democratic senator alex padilla and oklahoma repubublican senatr james lankford. stick right here with us for today in the bay. and then meet the press is on at 8 a.m. after our newscast. and coming up in about 30 minutes from now, we'll talk to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston about how president elect trump's foreign policy is starting to take shape. prior to his even taking office. back here locally, oakland's chinatown is getting a b

people had enjoyed several years of abuse and provocation and events in oklahoma and joe, with his box upset full of hereto line to place brandishing clubs, knives, and guns. the arrow attacked german funds. settlers were killed in advance, on occasion by their own themselves. colonial troops surrounded the rebels and unload them down from major still men's diary who fought in both of them. we had been explicitly told beforehand that what we were dealing with was the explanation of the whole tribe. nothing living was to be fed. a survivors with pushed into the desert with hunger and finished off any one that the soldiers couldn't reach. at that point, the germans didn't realize that they were treating that potential labor source on wisely. it was then that the concentration camps appeared. on january the 14th 19 o 5, the general was directly ordered to establish a number of what the oldest and constant throughout the longer a literal translation of english concentration kept chance to live on. bill now specifically stated that the surrendering hereto should be put on the guard and requ

. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of oklahoma seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears therefrom that donald j. trump of the state of florida received seven votes for president. and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received seven votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of oregon seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears therefrom that kamala d. harris of the state of california received eight votes for president. and tim walz of the state of minnesota received eight votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of -- commonwealth of pennsylvania seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears therefrom that donald j. trump of the state of florida received 19 votes for president. and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received 19 votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of rhode island seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears therefro

joining me now is republican senator james lankford of oklahoma. lankford, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thanks. good to see you again. >> it's great to have you back on an important sunday. you just heard from governor gavin newsom. you heard from senator padilla, are you confident that this new congress will continue to fund disaster relief for california for as long as is needed, senator? >> yes is the simple answer to that. i would tell you that our hearts go out. we've been praying for the people of california. we've all, as a nation and quite frankly, globally watched what happened in los angeles all of us have concerns there. when republicans met privately with president trump just about three days ago, president trump opened his statement to everybody saying we're all watching what's happening in the fires. we're all grieving about that, we're all paying attention and we know something has to be done there, so everyone is very focused on this. >> okay. let me ask you about this incoming administration. there will be con fumation hear

. >> host: richard is in broken arrow oklahoma on online for republicans. good morning, richard, hi. this may not be perfectly organized but i'll try anyway. i'm a longtime engineer also, more of a chemical engineer, and in 1976 i was the first in my family to go to college and went and got a degree in chemical engineering and was able to pursue a career in that field. fast-forward to today, i am still teaching a two-year program for process operators here every so often i ran into a kid who really ought to be an engineer because his math skills are better. my whole point is, first year first-time college goers oftentimes it's hard to get scholarships, it's hard to get a lot of things. it's hard to pay for the increased cost of college. whereas, a lot of these folks from foreign countries, for -- come from money and have a lot of money. you know, they are able to pay for it and i guess my argument is that drives the cost of college. how does someone who's first on the going to college, how does it make it into the engineering world? i see a possible future