but in oklahoma city one man is trying to force the world's oldest profession out of his neighborhood connection, and a lot of guts. and he's putting the hookers and their johns on notice. ♪ >> it was in my neighborhood. it was in my front yard. it was at my neighborhood grocery store, in the church parking lot. >> brian bates says street prostitution infests his oklahoma city neighborhood. >> don't be bringing hookers down here, buddy. >> brian is a husband and father with a teenaged son livg at home. if brian can see it, kids can, too. and what kind of parent would want their children to see this? >> no child should have to grow up where their memories of childhood involve prostitutes, drug dealers and pimps. >> in the mid-'90s, brian bates first notices lewd behavior in his neighborhood and files reports with the police. but he feels his complaints fall on deaf ears. so he decides to do something about it. he picks up his video camera and takes to the streets. >> i hope you're not married. >> and before long, the media notices. >> he calls himself the video vigilante. >> and bates

. >> on the morning of april 19th, we get the call there's been a terrible bombing in oklahoma city. so we're really focused on this at this point, because everybody's going to be asking is this the unabomber? and we gave our best assessment then that we didn't think it was because these are different personalities. these are different types of bombings. one is specific targeted, the other is a mass murder. >> any thought the unabomber was responsible for oklahoma city was quickly erased when timothy mcveigh was arrested two days after the blast. ted kaczynski, it seems, had his own agenda and his own timetable. >> when the oklahoma city bombing was happening, theodore kaczynski was already on a bus on his way to deliver the package for sending to his next victim. >> on april 24th, just five days after oklahoma city, a mail bomb killed gilbert murray, president of the california forest association, a timber lobbying group. >> the bomb that was sent to the forestry association was actually sent to his predecessor, a man named william denison, but he had retired and mr. murray replaced

. >> on the morning we all get the call there's been a terrible bombing in oklahoma city.o we're really focused on this at this point, because everybody's going to be asking is this the unabomber. and we gave our best assessment then that we didn't think it was. because these are different personalities. these are different types of bombings. one is specific targeted, the other is a mass murder. >> any thought the unabomber was responsible for oklahoma city was quickly erased when timothy mcveigh was arrested two days after the blast. ted kaczynski, it seems, had his own agenda and his own timetable. >> when the oklahoma city bombing was happening, theodore kaczynski was already on a bus on his way to deliver the package for sending to his next victim. >> on april 24th, just five days after oklahoma city, a mail bomb killed gilbert murray. president of the california forest reassociation. a timber industry lobbying group. in an earlier incarnation they had been targeted by radical environmentalists. >> the bomb that was sent to the forestry association was actually sent to

. >> we get the call there's been a terrible bombing in oklahoma city.this at this point, because everybody's going to be asking is this the unabomber. and we gave our best assessment then that we didn't think it was. because these are different personalities. these are different types of bombings. one is specific targeted, the other is a mass murder. >> any thought the unabomber was responsible for oklahoma city was quickly erased when timothy mcveigh was arrested two days after the blast. ted kaczynski, it seems, had his own agenda and his own timetable. >> when the oklahoma city bombing was happening, theodore kaczynski was already on a bus on his way to deliver the package for sending to his next victim. >> on april 24th, just five days after oklahoma city, a mail bomb killed gilbert murray. president of the california forest reassociation. a timber group. >> the bomb that was sent to the forestry association was actually sent to his predecessor, a man named william denison. but he had retired and mr. murray replaced him. the unabomber was proud of h

. >> this facility in oklahoma city provides the type of care most people would hope for in their golden years. it has very high standards, and above average staffing levels. but for the majority in the us who rely on government reimbursements for elderly care, like medicaid, the reality can be quite different. >> he pulled the light and nobody would come for an hour. so pretty early we were suspicious of the place. my dad would call frantic, every single morning, because feces and urine were running off the bed. >> continuing down the hallway, i see no staff helping people. i hear people crying out for help. nobody responding to them. >> abuses are hidden, sometimes coming to light only when suspicious family members plant hidden cameras. >> we just couldn't believe it. you didn't even want to look at it again, it was so terrible. >> what was going through your mind. >> just thinking about all the other times she may have been abused and we just happened to get that one on camera. >> fault lines had been contacted by a lawyer in south carolina who says he's bringing a case against a cor

we have breaking news where firefighters are on the scene of a factory explosion outside of oklahoma city. officials say the two explosions happened at the danlinfa silt, a chemical plant near the town of thomas outside of oklahoma city. this is actually live pictures of the sight. officials have evacuated the surrounding areas, they don't know what caused the fire or the explosions that happened. more than eight hours ago. this thing has gotten time to burn itself out. crews say it's still too dangerous to go close so they are letting it burn out. no injuries have been reported. >> closer to home parents in a south bay neighborhood upset this morning after the city remove as crosswalk from in front of a middle school. months ago san jose decided to remove the crosswalk even though it ran up to burnett middle school. this is a dangerous intersection that's had a list of accidents back in may, 12-year-old danl funk was hit by a truck after school. he was thrown about 145 feet, he still has a limp and some scars from that accident. daniel was in a crosswalk when he was hit. now that crosswa

millions causing problems in oklahoma city. the residents say the chirping keeps them away. and when they die, it smells like bad meat. they expect the crickets to be around for eight weeks. i have crickets around the homestead myself. >> they're apparently attracted to their counterparts' dead corpses. if you kill them, they eat each other. >> fantastic thought for breakfast. thank you, diane. >>> much more ahead, including reports of a new supersized iphone that could be in the works. >>> and a popular brand of yogurt being recalled this morning. what is causing the yogurt to go bad. and what to look for. find out if yours is safe to eat. >>> plus, the amazing escape of a high school football team. that's their charter bus, now just a burntout shell. stay with us. >>> welcome back. wall street will be reacting, today, to the newest jobs report this morning. the labor department is expected to report that 177,000 jobs were created last month, which is a modest increase. but some investors are hoping for a bad jobs report today. fearing any good news will lead the fed to slo

the plant is outside the town of thomason hour west of oklahoma city.acuations but the highway patrol is warning residents of the dangerous fumes and smoke. this cell phone video shows what are explosions. the fire broke out at 9:45 but police say they are confirming there were explosions following the fire. the c.e.o. of the company says that 80 to 90 percent of the structure is gone. no one was there at the time. all employees are accounted for and no injuries reported. officials do not know the cause of the fire. firefighters have the fire contained to the building. they will let it burn itself out. it could take hours. >> now our weather. mike? >> live doppler 7 hd shows how dry it is. hardly any clouds. a very, very bright moon this morning. this is how it looks from sutro tower. the air is clean. the first forecast for thursday, we are going to have 84 degrees. it will go up to 92 inland. away the bay, 76 to 84. at the coast, it will be 68 to 73. now over to traffic. >> first, though, southbound 280 northbound 880, the connection is closed for roa

the fire, an hour west of oklahoma city, has burning all night.fighters have it contained to one building and they plan to let it burn itself out which can take several more hours. >> the washington navy yard is open again three days after a mass shooting there. the gates are open to cars and workers. twelve people were killed on monday by former navy reservist aaron alexis would was then shot and killed by police. >> a man is facing charges after four hour stand off in san ramon, authorities say a suspect shot a man in the leg as he and several others tried to evict him. the s.w.a.t. team broke through the front door and fired gas inside. the suspect surrendered a few minutes later. >> today is the final day for two bay area fresh and easy neighborhood markets with everything off in west san jose and san francisco's bayview district. they close for good this afternoon after the chain was sold this month. >> six, high pressure brings us our last warm and such any day. we have a cooling trend on the way and a cold front will trigger rain. >> a look

koma, oklahoma city, 50,000 watts, your arkansas residents know that station pretty well.ng it anymore. i said why on earth not? he said, well, they think it's about drugs. and i'm laughing now, but i was really heartbroken. and -- because just for the record, the song was about balloons. i'd call my dad, who is pastoring in oklahoma city, and i just call him to cry on his shoulder. i was 19 years old. and i said, dad, they took my song off the radio. he says, well, why did they do that? i said, dad, they've say it's about drugs. he said, we'll see about that. and hung up the phone, and my dad, who is ex-marine, served in the south pacific for 37 months, got his 45 and his bible and went down to the radio station. >> my guess is the 45 had more influence than did the bible in that instance, but who knows. >> either way there was some praying going on. >> that's right. either way the song got back on the air. >> yes, sir. >> let's hear a little bit of it. >> i'm so glad it did. ♪ would you like to ride in my beautiful balloon. ♪ would you like to ride in my beautiful balloo

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the fire broke out at 9:45 and is still burning right now an hour west of oklahoma city. firefighters have it contained to the building and are going to let it burn itself out. that could take several hours. officials say no employees were at the plant. the cause is not known. >> today is the final day, possibly, for the america's cup. we have a preview. matt? >> there are signs of team new zealand and team usa. you can see the team new zealand right here. at the bottom it says this is no second. that may not be true. if team new zealand wins one race they win the cup and team usa will be second. new zealand won yesterday, new zealand finished 15 seconds ahead of team oracle. new zealand could have won yesterday but the second race was postponed because of high win. >> we will stick by the limits. that is how it is. >> two more races scheduled for today. if new zealand wins either, a trophy sermon takes place a few hours after the final race. the weather should be similar to yesterday. the judges will not hesitate to cancel a race. the first race, if it goes off, is sched

the next time god forbid an event like nine eleven or oklahoma city happens hopefully we will know how to conduct ourselves. a bit of a. it was a. very hard to take out. once again here is a low life have you ever had sex with the perfect hair looks. a. little. bit. like. one of the people. talking about the same story doesn't make it news. no pocky says to me tom clancy thank you. thank you thank. you. and. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question lol. is why is there you ready you're wrong well joining me for tonight's lone liberal scott e-mail who's director of and contributor to the tea party news network and horace cooper conservative commentator and senior fellow at the national center for public policy research scotty horace let's get to it first of all i don't know if you caught the setup or the little rant that i did at the end of the last thing about on nine eleven was a crime not an act of war we should have dealt with bin laden as if he

oklahoma city or like what bin laden did in new york city happens that we will respond to it using interpol and the international criminal court system and these people will end up the way to mcveigh did sentence convicted dead. that's ridiculous and well i think that sounds all great if life was part faked but whatever how does a pyrite out of syria it does we'll get to syria ok but that's my question right. as an eleven so i was raised about what it was a lot of people and we would learn from that i would first of all we cannot say and this is the one point there were chemical weapons in iraq ok al qaida after actually there were there were there were there were chemical and i don't recall they are back when back during the reagan administration when don rumsfeld told them to give them the whole year for bush to be able to sit there and try to a whole year he did the right way went through congress during that year they have tapes of the trucks leaving and all the said mysteriously those chemical weapons are gone and those trucks went into syria many countries right now have chemical weap

. >> stephen: oklahoma's own news 9, oklahoma city. you were the top-rated meteorologist in oklahoma for 40 years. tornado alley. if there was a tornado coming you tier guy that people talk to. in fact, you appeared in the movie "twister" as a tornado expert. (laughter) >> true. true story. it was quite fascinating. they never called back. (laughter) >> stephen: how do you become a famous -- can i say weatherman or is that an insult to meteorologists? >> whatever you want to call me. >> stephen: a cloud jockey! (laughter) how do you become a superstar rock star in meteorology? >> long hours, a lot of days, a lot of tornadoes, people build confidence in you. they trust you, you become a part of their family because you're on with them all the time during a severe weather and if you were a child at home i would say to you "children that are home alone, this is what i want you do. if you don't have a cellor or basement go to the center part of your house, closet or bathroom, wrap up with blankets, get in the tub, cover up in case the torna

thomas is about an hour and a half outside of oklahoma city.ust into our newsroom, officials say they have evacuated the surrounding areas, they don't know what caused the fire or explosions that happened. more than nine hours ago. crews say it's too dangerous to go close to the site so they are letting it burn out. the danger is what's in that smoke that is moving there because of the winds. no injuries have been reported so far. >> of course keep you posted on that one. closer to home in the bay area, a peninsula elementary school district could soon play new higher standards on reporting child abuse or neglect on cam bus. this after the recent conviction of a former coach and custodian convicted of lewd acts against students. christie smith live now in belmont. she has more details on this plan to better protect our children. good morning. >> reporter: the state already has its requirements burt tonight this school district is considering going above and beyond that when it comes to training for its staff. this, as you said, after a former c

>> kristina: to him ber mood on both sidelines but doug rigg was transported to a hospital in oklahoma city. he was not unconscious on that. he did regain consciousness with speaking and moving his hands but they are sending him to get additional treatment. >> charles: that is good news, you know? because when you're talking about that, you saw the hands move, you know, you're feeling a little bit better about that. he'll get that extra treatment you talk about. we send the best wishes to him and his family and the mountaineers. now a big injury for the oklahoma player. we hope he is going to be okay too, tyrus thompson. >> gus: his backup is a sophomore from sdoorl. >> charles: it doesn't look like they ran him out there. looks like it will be nila kasitati. >> gus: bell. this time, they drop -- why is it enough to stay inbounds? >> charles: keep the clock moving. i think they switched darren williams from right tackle to left tackle to fill the avoid for oklahoma. kasitati has been a guard before. he slid in. >> gus: 2:00 to play. third down and 16 at the 24. miller. he goes down at about

five crews dealing with a massive fire at a chemical plant located about 90 miles northwest of oklahoma cityso far no reports of injuries. of course again this is a chemical plant. we're monitoring this story. it could effect the surrounding areas. >> facebook this morning is apologizing for using a dating service add that featured a picture -- ad that featured a picture of a teenager who committed suicides. parsons of kansas took her own life in april after she was allegedly sexual assaulted and bullied. a photo of her showed up on facebook. has removed the bag and deleted the advertiser's account. >>> just a breach of your privacy. that's scary they can do that, and find your picture. we're in a world it's possible and that's scary. >> in a statement, facebook says this is an extremely unfortunate example ofn iser scraping an image on facebook and using it as their own. >> and a case was filed by six former sheriff's deputies in virginia who claim they were wrongfully fired in 2009 for liking their opponent's facebook page. facebook and the american civil liberties union also facebook invo

but since the mi the mid 90s, after the oklahoma city bombings in 1995, congress passed laws expanding the grounds for the detention and deportation of noncitizens. for national security reasons and set up a registry for those from predominantl predominantlym countries. in 2003, the bush administration created ice, under the newly formed department of homeland security, its ten year goal was to deport every single deportable noncitizen in the country. two years later the bush administration expanded the detention of criminal prosecution of undocumented people crossing the border. >> undocumented individuals to enter our country represents an obvious homeland security act. >>> in 2006, congress passed the secure detention act, ice also promoted programs like secured communities and the criminal alien program that flagged potentially deportable immigrants. secure communities has expanded leading to a sharp rise in detentions and deportations. >> the highest number of roofnlingremovals in our histor. >> it has been another record breaking year in immigration and customs enforcement. >> mo

to the temperatures, oklahoma city's down to 25 from 34 yesterday. quite a drop with that cold front passing through the area. and i'll leave you now for our extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of nhk. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. stay with us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ >> ok. welcome to the woodrow wilson center. for today's presentation young and undocumented, the new american story. more on that in a moment. first some business. my full time job is that i am the executive producer, managing editor and host of our weekly program dialogue at the wilson center. i am curious how many are visiting the wilson center for the first time? ok

that is cody and er serson a bm out of oklahoma city. he was trying the go down the rail and slide down, but he does not make it. it looks like they took time to put the padding at the bottom, but he missed it. >> yeah, he missed the whole thing. >> cody is a successful bmx'er, but of course, you don't get good at this stuff unless you practice. >> oh! >> that one is worse. >> oh, it got the junk and the face. >> it looks like he is going to shake it off at first, but then he is like, no, no, that pain is creeping up. he does actually land this one. that is what it is supposed to look like when it is done right. this is just to make the video. >> shows how cool. >> yeah, going out to have fun on the bike like these guys, except this guy is on a motorcycle, and he is going the cross this puddle. >> wouldn't you test that before you drive through it? >> a lot of things can be prevented, but they took no caution at all. >> does that ruin the bike now that it is totally submerged? is the engine shot? >> well, he has to wipe it all off and ch

. >>> and three people are lucky to be alive after escaping a sinkhole in downtown oklahoma city. the car they were in just dropped as the earth opened up beneath them. luckily, they were able to climb out of a back window. >>> turning to health news, it's a deadly new trend that parents need to know about. teens inhaling alcohol to get drunk. investigative reporter dave elias from wbbh in southwest florida has the details. >> there's a lot of, like, rumors of parties, but, i mean, it seems like a really bad idea. >> reporter: young people turning their dorms and basements into laboratories. >> sounds like it might be toxic. >> reporter: all for a quick buzz. >> it immediately gets into the blood stream and goes to the brain. so it does happen very, very quickly. >> reporter: with how-to videos on the web, the word is getting around quickly, which worries doctors. >> there's no studies. we don't know what the long-term effects are on this. and that's the scary part. >> reporter: smoking alcohol doesn't even require a flame. it's about inhaling alcoholic vapors like these that doct

we're looking at strong thunderstorms right now just to the east of oklahoma city along i-35 all the way down into dallas where strong thunderstorms push on through right now. we'll continue to monitor this cold front. by tomorrow it will be cooler. in chicago with the high coming in at 72. high pressure will build, sunshine is on the way, and it will feel like a comfortable day and look like a beautiful day. in the northeast we have few clouds floating around in the skies. mostly sunny skies in new york and will climb to a daytime high of 72. we'll reach a high of 74. we could see a reach of body shower of 73 but gets closer to 80 on tuesday and wednesday. >> wisconsin's governor signed an emergency funding for a ridge after one part of it sagged. they're trying to determine what caused the damage to the bridge in greenbay. the government would provide federal money for the repairs. the bridge has been closed since wednesday. >>> everything is bigger in texas, so the saying is go. this is very true in this case. last year the iconic symbol of the state fair of texas was burned to th

as we continue to track into the greater south central plains, in chihuahua, 90° in oklahoma city, 90definitely an improvement from yesterday, as del told you about the rain in las vegas yesterday, luckily the threat is further to the north. few light showers but the heaviest of the rain will certainly being a lot further to the north. now i want to show you a video coming out of japan. yesterday there was a horrible tornado that crossed just 30 miles to the tokyo, injuring 60 people in the area, leveling buildings, it was a horrible storm, usually at this time of the year tornadoes are not common in the region. forecasters do believe that the area will continue to see strong winds through the next several days. i'm going to send it back to you now del. >> thank you very much. there is this, one person town of bufort wyoming is reopening as a coffee distribution club. a vietnam ee knees bought the tn for a coffee distribution hub. he will use the site to ship vietnamese coffee across the u.s. >>> we continue to track diana nyad as she makes that trip from cuba to key west florida. tha

he's a bmxer out of oklahoma city. >> what are you trying to do? >> he goes down really hard. he was trying to jump back out from the wall and land on the rail with the pegs of his bike and then slide down that rail. doesn't quite make it. looks like he took the time to put a little padding at the bottom of that. >> he missed the whole thing. >> cody is a successful bmxer because there are videos of cody pulling tricks like this off. you don't get good at this stuff unless you practice. >> oh! >> that was worse. that was worse. >> oh, it got his junk and his face. >> he looks like he's going to shake it off at first and then, no, no, that pain is creeping up. he does actually land this one. that's what it's supposed to look like when it's done right. >> shows how cool he is. >> going out having fun on your bike like these guys. he's on the motorcycle and he's going to try to cross this puddle. a lot of things can be prevented. this one, they just took no caution at all. >> doesn't that ruin his bike now that it's completely submerged? is his motor shot now? >> it's going to ta

a strong thunderstorm rakes through, noting too ang across oklahoma city.we will continue to have to deal with heavy rain across dallas. a heavy third storm is pushing through. beautiful day, not looking at much clouds across the sky, temperatures will be in the 70s. richelle back to you. >> jelelah thanks pow. >>> the $1 descrik 06 million ly filled with president washington's books and manuscripts opened friday. inside story is next and you can always go to our website, aljazeera.com.

and this comes from donna of oklahoma city. quote, chris simple yet complicated question.ow do the republicans keep getting away with this nonsense? over the top really. it comes down to the numbers. in 232 of the 418 or 435 congressional districts, a big majority of them people voted against obama last time. and the members of congress from those districts are very comfortable voting against obama care and the whole works. they're comfortable at home. the problem is they're not thinking nationally. and that is definitely boehner's job. he's got to do it if they don't. the next question from john of louisville, kentucky. chris, why did jimmy carter lose the election in 1980? i think it was iran. i think it was the hostages. i think iran has played a huge part in politics ever since. could well do it again next time. if we're not, we go to war with them. and if you have a question for me, any other question, just tweet your questions to @hardball underscore chris. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. coming up next, your business with jj ramberg. ise her spi

. >>> three people are lucky to be alive after escaping a sink hole in downtown oklahoma city.the car they were in just dropped as the earth opened up beneath them. they were able to climb out of a back window. >>> turning to health news. it's a deadly new trend that parents need to know about. teens inhaling alcohol to get drunk. dave alias from southwest florida has all the details. >> there's a lot of like rumors of parties, but i mean, it it seems like a bad idea. >> young people turning their dorms and basements into laboratories. >> it it sounds like it might be toxic. >> reporter: all for a quick buzz. >> it immediately gets into the bloodstream and goes to the brain. it happens very quickly. >> reporter: with how-to videos on the web, the word is getting around quickly. >> we don't know what the long-term effects are on this. that's the scary part. >> reporter: smoking alcohol doesn't even require a flame. it's about inhaling vapors like these that doctors say can be deadly. >> we're not going to tell you how exactly kids are doing it, but we will tell you their reasons

now to the temperatures, oklahoma city is down to 25 from 34 yesterday. quite a drop with that cold front passing through the area. >>> that is all for this edition of "newsline." thanks very much for joining us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: battling over budget issues took center stage on capitol hill today, with lawmakers fighting over how to avoid a federal government shutdown and a debt-limit crisis. >> ifill: plus, pope francis declared the catholic church's moral authority could fall like a house of cards, if it doesn't stop obsessing about issues like abortion and homosexuality. >> woodruff: and hari sreenivasan reports on a california town's unique plan to stem the damage from the housing downturn, by taking control of underwater mortgages.

oklahoma city police were serving a warrant for drug complaints when they say james morgan hopped in his car, then tried to run over the officers. after a short police chase morgan crashed his car and got away on foot. authorities are still searching for him. police say he'll now face a slew of felony charges in addition to those drug complaints. >>> a terrifying walk in the park for a mom and her baby in new york city. mary jane jarmon and her 8-month-old son were on their daily walk through henry hudson park when a strange man approached them yelling and screaming. he was also carrying a broken glass bottle. imagine how scary this. the young mom quickly grabbed a bike pump she carried in her stroller and started swinging. >> he got me in a bear hug at one point and down on the ground. you kept hitting him and he took off. >> the mom and baby were shaken up after the attack but they are just thankful they are not hurt. new york city police also applaud the young mom for her quick actions. they are still searching for that suspect. >>> a family dog comes to the rescue. one family say

they'll both be back at 12:00 and we'll have an exclusive on oklahoma city bombing. >>> stick arounding up right now. >>> on the buzz beater this sunday, president obama back on network television this morning continuing his media campaign on syria after reaching a deal with russia. days after making his case to six openly skeptical anchors. >>> and members of congress are saying we'll concept wal because we don't think the administration has a strategy for day two, day three, day four. >> i have to say that's not the case. >> you talk about limited, targeted military action but the fact is you don't know what happens after you order a strike. >> actually we know what the capabilities are. >> and the press turns thumbs down on his east room speech. did the tv blitz fail? while bashar assad was delivering his