christians by the hundreds demonstrated outside the oklahoma city civic center. christian conservatives, mostly. you drove six hours to be here for this. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: why? >> conviction. >> reporter: nearly 1,400 protesters armed with bibles, crosses, a choir, children in prayer. in some ways, it feels like people showed up for a demonstration and a carnival broke out. every denomination is here. >> what's inside that building is our enemy. and we need to be praising jesus and not tearing each other down. we need to be together. >> we're up to 14 physical members. >> reporter: as for daniels, his so-called church is a converted storage room in his house. what is that smell? a strong odor that wafts throughout he called anointing oil. it reminded me of a musty locker room. you're like the reverend? >> i guess you would say pope. >> reporter: you're the pope? >> yes. >> reporter: today,c:bxí adam w as a restaurant cook. but he is also a convicted sex offender. you say that you are a religious leader. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: and you are also a convicted

he began his career as a special agent with the fbi in 1964, was -- with assignments in oklahoma city, los angeles and miami and in 1993 was assigned special agent in charge of the san francisco division. following the unabomber investigation he returned from the fbi in 1996, retired from the fbi in 1996 and joined charles schwab, as senior vp of global security. max noel served as investigator on the unabomber task force before ultimately becoming supervisor of an expanded task force and ultimately concentrating on montana. he served as fbi agent for 30 years and worked on numerous high-profile investigations including the weather underground, the disappearance of jimmy hoffa. and the patty hearst kidnapping. he retired from the fbi in 1999. terry turchie directed the unabomber federal task force between 1994, and 1998. on an operational level. following the unabomber case, became inspector and led the task force in looking for the olympic bomber eric root of. in 1999 he was named deputy existent of the counter terrorism division of the fbi and traveled extensively overseas to invest

oklahoma city at 23. houston, the same. to the north of the jet stream, we are looking at just ten degrees for winnipeg and rainy conditions here in washington, d.c. and in new york. the extended forecast across the globe. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." thanks for joining us. s/ /s . >>> big exporters are cheering abenomicses. why are the rest of japan feeling so gloomy? hong kong's protesters make it loud and clear while banks and shops quietly close their doors. >>> and vietnamese are drinking more milk as farmers tap into a fast-growing industry. >>> hello. you're watching "asia biz forecast." i'm yuko fukushima. some people are calling it the umbrella revolution. pro-democracy demonstrators if filling the streets of hong kong over the past week have been dealing with bouts of torrential rain. their cries for political freedom have come from beneath a sea of

. >> reporter: oklahoma city police officer brandi may answers domestic violence calls like this oneearly every day. >> i'm going to ask you some questions. you can answer yes, no or you can choose not the answer at all. okay? >> reporter: but now she has a new tool, one police here say is simple but efacttive. it's a check list of 16 questions. >> does shane have an alcohol or substance abuse problem? >> yes. >> reporter: designed to help officers identify victims who are likely to be killed. >> do you think shane might try to kill you? >> [inaudible]. >> reporter: the more time the victims answers yes, the more likely domestic violence may lead to her death. >> if you said he was going to kill me, he says it every time, but i just thought it was an empty threat, and tonight it made me believe that he would. >> reporter: in four years you've seen eight women killed? captain kim flowers heads the domestic violence unit, which has been using the checklist for three years. >> a lot of them cry and say, oh, my god, i can't believe i'm letting this happen. >> reporter: so they start to p

i was reminded in the book, 1993 was the oklahoma city bombing. so talk about the pressures that you felt. >> one of the saddest things that happens, when you're all assembles and you think you have a great plan and someone else gets killed. that happened to us in 1995 and it happened to us in 1994. while all of this was coming together and we thought we were make ago difference. and you can see the morale of people kind of start to dip. max and i commuted. we commuted from we live in the east bay over to san francisco. while everybody else chose their partner and we kind of became partners. we kept each other's morale up. people back here, because it is their job, the phones are ringing off the hook. the media has its own spin. the families and the victim of the families are on the phone and they want to talk to you. you do. you went and sat down with people and what do you say? i remember dr. charles epstine. he was a victim and took me out to meet them, and we sat in the living room and the apprehension of going in there, one of the first famil

. >> severe weather, watch out, dallas, oklahoma city, details coming up in the weather. >> at least deaths were reported on the east coast of india after cyclone hudhud hit. rebecca stevenson joins us now. where do we stand with hudhud? >> we'll continue to see it move into central india. dumping rain on the coast of india. we're expecting the track of it in the next two days to continue and turn to the north gradually so we'll see another round of heavy rainfall into the mountains of nepal. let's stick with that theme because we're currently watching tropical storm gonzalez, threat thing puerto rico tonight and the virgin islands. we're expecting this particular storm to gradually strengthen to hurricane status. dangerous winds and it still stands as a tropical storm but it must be watched. this is a lot of rainfall very quickly. now let's address a lot of rainfall very quickly and wind gusts up to 70 to 80 miles an hour. oklahoma city down to dallas fort worth are planning for a stormy night, as a conceptual line moves through. these wind gusts coming down like straight line winds

internal documents including reactions on talking points for the whitewater investigation, the oklahoma city bombing, and monica lewinsky. among the documents related to the one-time white house intern was a white house aide's push to get lewinsky a job at the pentagon. 2 years before6, her relationship with the president erupted into a national scandal. another document was a letter from former msnbc host keith olbermann to president clinton. in it, olbermann apologizes for his network's's ceaseless coverage of the lewinsky scandal. >> an independent review of recent breaches in presidential security. investigatell secret service slipups, including the september 19 incidents in which a war veteran jumped the white house fen and made it well inside the white house while carrying a knife. the report is due december 15. >> vice president joe biden joined hundreds of people at the museum to remember former white house press secretary james brady. the voice that spoke for a president, a senator, for the disabled, for victims of gun violence everywhere now speaks no more. >> the law requiring bac

i'm trying to stay focused on what we have here in oklahoma city and not worry about other stuff whent time comes. i will sit down with the people that mean the most to me. i enjoyed working out every day and the trainers and just trying to achieve the goal. we'll see. >> as you work for the title here, we will see your moms rooting for you. you will have a chance for the end of the season. >> hopefully. we will see. and we will have to see how that plays out. thoughtful stuff from him at 26 years old. coming up, you will hear from the bangles and a 4-year-old girl who is inspiring millions. the moment of the week and stages a come back for the ages. after trailing 24-0, they clawed their way back to 33-28 and had a chance to take the lead in the fourth quarter, but they blew it. andre johnson fumbles and ryan fitzpatrick. the colts win and the texans are wondering what might have been. >>> welcome back to unguarded. i'm rachel nichols. if you were among the millions watching the bengals. football didn't matter anymore. the patriots, the opponent, they staged a tribute to still and hi

there's the possibility of bumpy weather through oklahoma city, western texas and the state of new mexiconto santa fe or albuquerque, nothing bigger. a couple of showers around the great lakes. florida dry. we have precipitation in the northwest a bit in southern california. west coast destination a possible issue there. in general everybody is a-0 okay. we're starting out with frost advisories and warnings in the immediate region. we're getting to a high of 62 later on. a mixture of sun and increasing clouds, nydia? >> david, thank you. >>> a tractor-trailer crashed into a house in the new orleans french quarter. the person who lives in the house, said this has happened before, residents say the streets are too narrow and there are no warning signs. they claim it took police four hours to respond to the crash. nobody was hurt. >> a racy photo shoot has prompted an investigation of the national guard base in utah. swimsuit models were given access to military equipment including a tank. it is believed that the national guard granted them permission without notifying officers. meanwhile, t

we have the hot stuff down in oklahoma city. lots of heat is pushing to the northeast. this isn't mineral water, it is springwater. i appreciated. i'm not a quitter. the cold front is going to come in behind it, and really start to drop temperatures by the weekend. the storm system off the coast making the clouds hang back a bit. we will see clearing skies tonight. a couple of nice days through the day tomorrow. friday is the big turnaround day. it is when you will see a mild afternoon and some rain at night on a gusty and cool and breezy weekend. it is going to feel like october. >> and now, the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. i believe the nationals will do it tonight. >> ok. be, youionals should would think, in front of a television set. tonight they saddle up in front of their flat screens to watch the giants and pirates play at pnc park in pittsburgh. the winner will board a plane and head here to washington. other than the nationals, the pirates were the hottest team in september. the nats won 19, the pirates won 17. playing at home

partners were ten times more likely to eventually kill them. >> yes, this is officer may with oklahoma citym here who is screening in. she answered yes to the first three questions on the lethality questionnaire. >> reporter: many women never call for help. this woman was found to be at high risk after answering yes to three questions. she was immediately connected to domestic hot line. >> i never had anyone answer the questions she answered as yes. >> the only way you'll live is get help from the police or they're going to kill you. or you end up killing them. >> reporter: the night the checklist convinced this woman she needed to head for shelter with her children once again. >> my plans are just to leave, get away from here and get some sleep. finally. in the morning, have some kind of plan. but for tonight, i mean, just -- my plan is just to get away. >> now, the national institute of justice found women who were identified through this checklist as high danger were safer and more likely to reach out to services seven months later than those who were not assessed. >> why is it important

both of them at the time attended the islamic society of greater oklahoma city. of -- is now. the last i heard he was in houston or cairo. because i know he along with webb both studied at university in cairo. both of the subjects, the men, told me that if osama bin laden came to their door, they would invite him in and protect him because he was a brother muslim and we must protect him from those that don't believe. >> did they ever discuss the subject of beheadings? was that ever discussed? >> the only time beheadings were discussed was in the means of which you confront the infidel as it is related to in the quran that when you meet the unbelievers you should smite at their necks. >> that was a quote actually on this defendant's facebook page which we saw ourselves. now, did they talk publicly -- i mean privately behind closed doors the need to act differently in front of media. you made reference to that. >> absolutely. there's a teaching in islam which is deception. muhammad, the prophet of islam, even said that war is deception. and the reason that they are

oklahoma city man confrontedded a panhandler after that just happened to him.e gave this elderly with man money, every single day, you can imagine, his rage when he saw her in that new car. >> i don't have no car, getaway from me right now. >> don't, stop. >> getaway from me. >> she may have emotional issues there confrontation caught by a cameras caught on camera by a witness i should say. daniel says he even gave up his last couple of bucks for lunch ones to help her out. home less alliance based in oklahoma city says 25 percent of panhandlers are actually homeless. >>> coming up, parents left in fear after a young boy in south jersey dies from the enterovirus, what is being done now to calm parents fears and to keep kids safe. >>> then another medical scare, ebola scare in delaware, a child from liberia isolation at the a dover hospital with symptoms consistent with that disease. will we will have >>> and, parents in south jersey, one thing, what will school officials are diagnosis to keep their children safe after a young boy dies from well, he dies from th

there was even this killing, this beheading in oklahoma city just a couple weeks ago. it hasn't been called in so many words a terror attack but that killer, he had posted for instance isis black flags on social media, et cetera. there is some nexus there. investigators haven't established a hard connection. but you do have signs like that. the difficulty here john is it's sadly easy to do. you just need one person with one gun or one internet recipe for a bomb, like the tsarnaev brothers. it's easy to do this without being caught. that's why intelligence officials here in the u.s. are concerned. >> we'll talk about how even with those difficulties what can you do coming up. jim sciutto, thank you so much for being with us. i appreciate it. >>> ahead for us how could a guy who was such a threat that his passport was frozen how could he still get so close to the canadian prime minister. tell us what you think about that. tweet us at this hour. >> khan na da is not immune to the types of terrorist attacks we have seen elsewhere around the world. ah! come on! let's hide i

brock nulph was unloading cs and bottles in the back of e oklahoma city convenience s. what he can't see-- a masked man is approaching the clerk at the counter. the man pulls out a gun-- and the clerk grabs h taser and jumps over the cor to the freezer where brock unpacking. brock says he's t an ordinary delivery guy-- but his instincts kicked in. ".he looks at me..she said e was being robbed i gotta get this guy.." butt to "i was my hero!!!" brock grabs the man from the arms and body slams him to e ground-- pinning him down until poli arrived. turns out the gun was just a stick.. and the suspect... just 14 years old. brock asked the teen what he was doing out school. his response-- he was suspended. it's almost too ironic to be true -- that's why doctors e shell-shocked by what they d in the tummy of a tortoise. a turtle jewelry pendant. t5 pound african spurred tortoe named "lola" was brought to doctors in miami -- after having stomach problems. an x-ray revealed the turtle-shaped object inside the tortoise.f lola can't pass the pendant, doctors say they'll have to op

oklahoma city man confronts a panhandler after seeing her driving off in a brand new car. >> yes, we have a little bit upset because he as a matter on have fact had just given her money. >> i don't have no car, getaway from me right now. >> stop, stop. >> getaway from me. >> you dent miss with grand mom. she's hard core. so the confrontation was caught on camera by a witness, daniel says he confronted her, whom he says he saw standing on the sidewalk asking for money. so after that he says she got in the new car and drove away. at the very least she should have hidden the car and driven away post. >> yeah. >> anyway, homeless alliance which is a group based in oklahoma city, says only 25 percent of panhandlers are home less. they can better help home less by giving them information on nearby shelters. >>> so there you have it. >> yeah. >> 5:27. septa making strides and going high tech, we have an exclusive behind the look scenes what they are at the the scenes, what they are adding and getting rid of to make your traveling easier. >>> then a silent vigil held in honor of a police off

have they declared the oklahoma city beheading terror yet? have they done that yet? no, they haven't, right? but meanwhile they're more than willing to support the canadians calling it terror within hours of the terror attack. >> yeah. >> don't get it. >> it's weird. bob, remember yesterday we were talking about how there were several sources of chatter among these radical groups and yet we have one mentally ill person who acted alone. in a way isn't that good news, the fact that there was chatter and they only got one weirdo to act? >> what did you say the goats thing? >> nothing. >> okay. the one thing these people have in common, all of them as far as i can tell reading through their bios is that they're all criminals. they all have served time or have a long criminal record. >> criminal contact. >> yeah, so usually when you find people to do these lone attacks, you find people like timothy mcveigh who did this stuff in the oklahoma city bombing. these are unstable people. i don't think these are the kind of people you would put, if you were the leadership of isis

as you can see nice clear skies across denver, oklahoma city, down to 24 to 30s. yesterday very comfortable and chicago at 18. now across japan we're seeing heavy downpours across hokkaido. 100 millimeters in one hour. this will continue with threats of 70 millimeters of rainfall just in one hour and additional of about 100 millimeters anywhere as this cold front sweeps across the area. as you can see back behind it high pressure system is predominant and much of japan and korean peninsula and eastern and northern china. this is also responsible for making it for the bad pollution up and around beijing and down towards the south, drought conditions still prevail due to the nonmeasurable accumulation of rainfall for the past 30 days. shanghai cloudy skies at 24 degrees, seoul reaching up to 20 today and pretty comfortable here in tokyo at 23 degrees with partly sunny skies. i'll leave you now with the extended forecast. >>> that's all for now on this edition of "newsline". i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. we'll be back with the latest at the top of the hour so do stay wi

the severe threat will be across dallas, oklahoma city, and it will be dry in the inner mountain westweather report brought to you by edward jones. aunt judy, giants playing st. louis. game two. >> my aunt judy loves you. >> chance of showers. >> so does my aunt kathy. >> by the way, cornell got steamrolled yesterday. >> following my alma mater. following quite causally in the football department. >> he always reminds us. >> this makes me glad i don't root for any teams. >> colby. >> yes, colby college. >> they got rolled up. >>> coming up here on "gma," my behind-the-scenes experience on the set of "the walking dead" where everybody is sworn to secrecy, even the dead people. >> uh-oh. >>> and kate middleton. where the mom-to-be has gone to battle her severe morning sickness and when we will see her in public again. all ahead in "pop news." >> keep it here. >> oh, yeah. "pop news." >> keep it here. >> oh, yeah. ♪ [ male announcer ] you're watching one of the biggest financial services companies in the country at work. hey. thanks for coming over. hey. [ male announcer ] how did it com

just south of it 31 for the high in oklahoma city. that's nearly 10 degrees higher than normal. finally across europe, intense system is pushing through the british isles as well as the continent bringing severe weather. tornados cannot be ruled out along the cold front. heavy rain and windy conditions anticipated over the west. because we have a big high pressure system, dry weather continues over the east. temperatures are as follows. 21 warsaw with plenty of ni sunshine. here's the extended forecast. >>> all right. and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm miki from tokyo. we'll have more news at the top of the hour. please stay with us. thank you for watching nhk world. gg99Ññwçç but new airstrikes target islamic state militants in kobani. the is fighters now reportedly control one third of the border town with turkey. attack leaving over 40 dead, targeting shiites who recently overran the capital. and the u.s. said it would start screening flight in from west africa at five of its international airports. this is the first diagnosed ebola patient in the u.s. died i

nearly 30 degrees in houston as well as oklahoma city. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm miki from tokyo. we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour so please stay with us. ;gg99Ññwçç but here -- >> here are the headlines. the canadian prime minister vows to double his fight against terrorism, this after to possible terror attacks there in just three days. for ex-employees of security are found guilty of killing 14 iraqi civilians in 2007 and could face engage in prison. and mexico's attorney general could be themayor mastermind behind the attack last month that led to the disappearance of 43 students.

so we have cities like dallas and oklahoma city in the red danger zone for tonight and tomorrow even bigger cities to the east in chicago, st. louis, lick rock, right down to the gulf coast. make sure you have a way of getting the warnings. if you live in new orleans, get ready to lose your pour as the storms roll through. and on monday night and tuesday, including cincinnati, down into florida. and we are looking at the tropics coming alive in the atlantic, where puerto rico is under watch, and tropical storm gonzalo is expected to hit that area on tuesday. >> thank you. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues, how when change is in the air you see things in a whole new way. it's in this spirit that ing u.s. is becoming a new kind of company. one that helps you think differently about what's ahead, and what's possible when you get things organized. ing u.s. is now voya. changing the way you think of retirement. (cheering) yeah!! touchdown! who's ready for half time? ok i'm going to draw something up new... who ate the quarterback? share what you love with who you love. kellogg's froste

the features that, for you as an expert here, would make you classify timothy mcveigh's act in oklahoma city as terrorism? >> terrorism is designed to threaten noncombatants or others, members of government, in order to get a government to do something or to stop doing something. if there was a demand here, that would help complete that circle. i think the point here is to draw attention to an issue that may emerge. because when you attack the parliament, when you attack a soldier at the tomb of the unknowns, you're bringing a lot of eyes to the subject. you must have some subject. we don't know why he shot the soldier at the tomb. he could have thought the soldier was a threat to his man. >> here's what we do know, according to csis, canadian security intelligence service. approximately 130 people have left canada to join terrorist groups and another 80 have since returned. officials in new york and canada say they fear a low-tech knife or gun attack similar to what we saw this morning. obviously, as we've seen saying, this is a very fluid situation. we don't know what the ultimate outcome

drops down to 23 in oklahoma city. but still on the warm side across the south. here's the extended forecast. >>> recapping our top story. this year's nobel peace prize goes to pakistan teen malala yousafzai and indian kailash satyarthi. they share the prestigious honor for advocating children's rights for equal access to education. >> nobel peace prize for 2014 is to be awarded to kailash satyarthi and malala yousafzai for their struggle against oppression of young people and children and children's right to education. children must go to school, not be financially exploited. >> satyarthi has protested and demonstrated for over three decades to prevent children's exploitation. and he also founded a volunteer group to stop child labor. malala blogs about how she and her classmates go to school under the fear of islamic extremists. she was shot in the head while riding on a school bus two years ago, but she survived. she continues to call on world leaders to ask for the rights of education for all women and children around the globe. the 17-year-old is the younges

white house quick to call canadian incident terror, why are fort hood and oklahoma city violence? #absurd. >>> coming up, an eye-opener. top states to do business in, but what we uncovered about them could rattle the midterms ten days from now. i'm not afraid. i can take sip after sip on this bumpy ride and do it all in spandex. new tena instadry. 864 tiny funnels zip wetness away. that's fearless protection poise maximum can't match. with tena, i'm not afraid. and you won't be either. >>> well, it's the list that could sway the midterm election pap new survey of ceos showing the states with the best business climate. on the flip side, on the bottom of the list, california, new york, illinois, new jersey and massachusetts. so "cashin' in" did digging. here's what we noticed. all top five have gop governors, top six do. four out of the bottom five have democrat governors. business leaders responded to things like taxes and regulations. what are these states doing right? >> they're supporting the free market system. what they're doing right, eric. we know for example, north america,

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comfortable over the east, cool for the north and quite warm for this time of year, 32 in oklahoma city on wednesday. here's your extended forecast. >>> and we're going to end this hour with the footage of our sky in japan. as sayaka said we've just enjoyed the lunar eclipse for the first time in three years. which was beautiful. thank you very much for joining us on "newsline." gg99Ññwçç >> these are the headlines. u.s.ts from kobane say airstrikes have slowed the advance of islamic state as kurdish kobane, anger is on the rise from the lack of action from turkey. friendly to identify people potentially infected by a strugglinge -- is to identify people eventually infected by a madrid nurse, the first to be infected with ebola outside of africa. -- uhuruenyatta

his bosses had just suspended him from a job at a food processing plant outside oklahoma city when he walked into work and cut off a woman's head. investigators say he then cut the neck and face of another woman before a company executive shot him. prosecutors say that suspension is -- was the likely reason why he attacked, despite the reports that he he tried to convert his coworkers to islam. the fbi reports it's still on the case. >>> lawmakers are hashing out and lashing out now at the secret service yet again. man, they're giving pe ing it. another security breach with a man with a gun and three convictions for assault and battery, rode in an elevator with the president of the united states. sources tell fox news it just happened, two weeks ago, at cdc headquarters in atlanta where president obama talked about the u.s. response to the ebola crisis. sources tell fox news the man in the elevator was an armed security contractor. despite those assault convictions. they say that the secret service agent did not know he was carrying a gun while on the elevator, even after they talked

the league's mvp from a year ago, kevin durant of the oklahoma city thunder, has a fracture in his right foot. he'll likely miss the next 6 to 8 weeks. the thunder gm said no specific injury cause -- incident caused the injury but it did happen over time. >>> moving on to d.c. united. rain delayed this game. we're going to pick this up in the 64th minute. bill hami and united up 1-0. houston with the free kick. gets deflected and cleared. this is fabian espindola going the wairth. no one in front of him. has to beat the keeper and does just that. they take down dynamo. >> first ever win in houston, right? >> yes. >>> that's going to do it for us. see you back here at 11:00. see you back here at 11:00. or after the game, i should say. have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstoc

millimeters of additional rainfall could target the area, and thunderstorms could well be possible in oklahoma citywell as houston. i'll leave you now for an extended forecast. ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll be back at the top of the hour with more updates. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. tonight, a conversation with journalist and immigration activist jose antonio vargas. he's written about his own struggles as an undocumented immigrant. he was in texas to call the attention of plight of tens of thousands of migrant children.+x his documentary living in this country without papers is titled "docume "documented." and then a conversation with singer, drummer and per accusationist sheila e., she's collaborated with prince, lionel richie and others to name a few. we're glad you've joined us. those conversations coming up right now.

again rain and storms from chicago, oklahoma city and also to houston as we go throughout monday.rapping things up with a look at europe we do have some flash flooding concerns for northern portions of italy, as we have a low that's spinning and bringing all this rain into western europe. we have another low off the coast that's also coming onshore and that's going to bring that next chance for some rain for the iberian peninsula. madrid, lisbon, you'll see a high of 18 with a chance for some rain. also rain into parts of london. meanwhile, high pressure back toward the east, bringing some drier weather as we go through monday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> residents of chichibu city north of tokyo have a unique way of giving thanks for the autumn harvest. people launched handmade rockets into the sky. the traditional festival dates back 400 years. the rockets are made from pine trees, logs are hollowed out and filled with explosives. the instructions for building the rockets are handed down from generation to generation. the crowd ch

like the 1995 oklahoma city bombings and the 2010 austin, texas suicide attack when a man intentionallyshed his single-engine aircraft in in to a building housing an irs field offers. in yes represent months isolated incidents of shootings by those associated with the movement. who experts say are anti-government, believe they are above the law and often violent against law enforcement officials. in a new study the national consortium for the study of terrorism and response to his terrorism surveyed officials from 175 law enforcement organizations across the country. and they found that sovereign citizens are the topped perceived domestic terror threat. beating out 16 other designated groupings, including what the study called islamic extremists, neo nazis and extreme environmental assists. so what more do we know about the is off sen citizens movement? and what is being done, if anything, to curb their activity? joining us from springfield, missouri is retired police chief robert potter. the former police chief of west memphis department. his son was killed by a safe sovereign sit set

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across areas in oklahoma city and farther to the west. astern oklahoma. you're look at areas in texas impacted by this line of storms. there is a tornado watch in effect across parts of texas, oklahoma, arkansas, and louisiana. that is in effect until 11:00 a.m. central time. it's likely that we're going to continue to see these watches being in effect farther off towards the east. from louisiana up into southern portions of illinois. we do have something considered a moderate risk. that was issued by the storm prediction center. that's because there you can see them in the 80s in places like new orleans and memphis. behind it, much cooler, highs only in the 50s in kansas city. let's head back inside. >> and it's chilly here in the northeast. it's official, we've all turned on the heat and we're wearing coats to work. >> not in any building. will you call my super? 'cause i'm dying for it to turn on. >> thanks. >> is that newheart or rhoda? >> charlie's angels? >> where is chulo when we need him? >> "rhoda." >> thank you. is that off the a

we got mountain show, but they're going to be on the rise for the southern portion of the u.s., oklahoma citydodge city, and we're challenging the high temperatures, and that warm air is only going to move eastward for all of us. >> rebecca, thank you. after more than 35 years of neglect, one of new york city's movie theaters is getting a facelift. we caught one those bringing the lowe's kings theater back to life. >> retired schoolteacher, ron is known as mr. brooklyn. he fought to preserve every piece of its history. >> look at that. that's really something. >> but one spot has a special place in ron's heart, the king's theater. >> the first time i came to the king's theater was 1969. my wife and i were in the neighborhood, and this is not a movie theater. this was a palace. we almost felt like royalty when we walked in. the fluted columns, the chandeliers, and the 80-foot ceiling. it was immense, and it was magnificent. >> built in 1929, the kings theater vaudeville performances, the theater survived the great depression, but they couldn't have survived the blackout and the economic rows o

louis joplin, missouri and oklahoma city looks mighty pretty ♪ ♪ you'll see amarillo and gallop, newff, arizona ♪ ♪ kingsmen >> you sound so good. how much fun was doing that nat king cole stuff? >> it was a dream, man. i wanted to do it for many years. i couldn't convince my former managers that i had the ability. they would have been better if it had been 20 years ago. i still enjoyed every moment of it. >> i think his e, what was it that turned you on? >> suaveness, he crossed over easy because you understood what he was singing until he started speaking spanish. >> but his spanish records did pretty well. he did two or three i recall. >>2÷ his wife said it better, i was the fact that he tried to speak spanish that they appreciated. he knew it wasn't perfect, but the fact that he tried. >> has that, does that notion resonate with with you that you have success in some parts of your life because you dared to try? >> i did. i found out, it went upon like this. the great name for guitar, he put classical guitar on the map. he was the proponent of it, the best in the world. i was list

late tonight, look how cold it is going to get, as far south, a freeze for little rock, memphis, oklahoma city, all freeze warnings through this area. that's the end of the growing season in the middle of the country. by the time we get to saturday, cold and raw in new england and mid-atlantic. by sunday, almost everyone improves with the exception of up there in maine. the new york city marathon is on sunday. windchills in the low 20s at the start of the race. one of the coldest ever. >> bill, thank you very much. >>> some stories making news this morning, special prosecutor bob mccullough is breaking his silence after a series of leaks in the michael brown case. he said neither his office nor the grand jury is responsible for the leaks. there was an investigation into whether a member leaked information to a woman who posted it on twitter. his office found her twitter account was hacked. al sharpton is headed to ferguson. >>> corporformer navy s.e.a.l. under criminal investigation. he wrote the book "no easy day" about the raid and now authorities are questioning whether he disclosed classif

in oklahoma city. i am not worried about the other stuff.u know i will sit down with the people that mean the most to pea and talk it through. as of right now i enjoy working. and, russell westbrook. and the train terz. just trying to achieve our goal one day. we will see. >> well i know as you work for the title. this coming year. see your mom in the stand rooting for you. hopefully have a chance for a speech. thanking her end of the season, right? >> yeah, hopefully. we will see. >> of course, i'm any sure the next big speech, kevin really wants to give is after he wins his first nba title. we are going to have to see how that plays out. in the meantime though, some very thoughtful stuff from him. at just 26 years old. all right, coming up. you've will hear from the bengals devin still, whose 4-year-old daughter is inspiring millions. first our nikon unguarded moment of the week. last night the texans looks like they were going to stage a come back. they clawed their way become to 33-28. they had a chance to take the leaden the fourth quar