stuart: why is there a gas born in oklahoma city? a low tax base in oklahoma, make sure we keep our taxes low and that is part of it. it is nice in this economy to see the free market can still work in some areas still is exciting. the sad news is most of the savings consumers will see from the low gas prices are probably going to pay for their health-care premiums that are increasing as a result of obamacare, not to buy more christmas presents which has historically been the case. in oklahoma you sit at the focal point because you have -- if they build the pipeline you'll get more stuff coming that you. >> that is the idea. we could get the keystone pipeline finished which i think it's critically important that we do we certainly would see increased production oliver. we could see lower gas prices everywhere and i don't think this will be sustainable. you can't have record low gas prices forever but consumers are enjoying that while they can. stuart: you can't interrupt this gas war. we love this. >> i am a republican. i am a pessimi

start here. >>> this is robinson avenue, south robinson avenue in oklahoma city.ty but really all over the globe, especially through the internet, for the availability of street prostitutes. >> with video camera in hand, brian bates is trying to drive prostitution out of his hometown, oklahoma city. >> this is the most notorious area right in here for prostitution and all kinds of criminal activity. a lot of them live in these little flophouses around here. little rooms for rent. >> this time, he's taking us along for a rare view into his seedy, underground world, and it doesn't take more than 15 minutes before bates and our cameras spot a prostitute working a street corner in broad daylight. >> she might know this car. so i'm going to kind of pull further away. act like we're not interested in her and see if she's going to get picked up. >> he doesn't want to get too close and scare her off. so we pull off to a side street about a quarter mile away. now, it's a waiting game. >> she's behind that green suv. >> a car approaches, even swerves for a closer look. but

oklahoma city, oklahoma. kathy henley and colonel peacock are working the late shift at puckett's wrecker yard. >> it was around 1:03 in the morning of the 18th. me and colonel were sitting there at his desk. he was filling out his paperwork and we were going over the paperwork. to the left of me, we had a monitor sitting there. while i was talking to him, out the corner of my eye, i could see something moving around a lot. >> kathy turns to watch the security camera and can't believe her eyes. >> this thing was out here. and then after it twirled around going through the back end of a car, you could see a ball of light just shoot off. i said to colonel, you need to check the lot out. >> that's when i came out here to see if anybody's around or doing it, i couldn't find nobody. >> what was was in the yard has vanished. >> so i pulled the videotape out and i took it home with me. when you go from a little screen to one like this big, you could actually see it. and to me, honestly looked like a woman wearing ov

. >> reporter: oklahoma city police master sergeant casey owens was called to deborah's home sunday night after someone had broken in and stolen all of her son's christmas presents and two televisions. >> the only thing that came through my mind is that this is the first year my son is going to have a christmas. >> reporter: owens immediately put out a message to fellow officers and dispatchers saying he was going to try to replace the presents and invited them to donate as well. >> i just saw that she's working extremely hard. she's a young single mother. she just needed a break, especially during christmastime. >> reporter: owens says the response was overwhelming. he and fellow officers raised about $1,000, and a group of dispatchers just about matched it. they were able to get deborah $350 in cash, several gift cards, a new tv, and burglar bars for her home. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> we don't have time a lot of time and really make a difference in somebody's life like we were able to do on this

oklahoma city, the express station breaks the $2 barrier. the average for regular is now falling $0.02 a gallon a day. the first number on the price side is day two. you are paying $0.50 a gallon less than three months ago. what are you going to do with the money? a bigger pile of presents under the tree? varney and company is about to begin. ♪ let's get right at it. the first station in the country to sell gas for less than $2. joining us on the phone is jim griffith. you started a price war. it is $1.98 across the street. >> we thought what better way than to put some money back in their pockets. stuart: a lost leader. are you losing money on every gallon that you sell? a lost leader? >> i am not losing money. no, sir. >> you are selling gas for $1.99. how soon before you get rid of that more expensive gas, bring in cheaper gas and drop the price even more? >> we bring loads into our stores daily. we adjust a lot quicker. stuart: are you going to drop it more? >> we will just watch the market and see what happens. stuart: okay. oklahoma ci

i'm a stone's throw from oklahoma city. we're not there yet. stronger dollar equals cheaper commodity prices. another commodity is cheap, corn can be a big driver for oil. melissa: right. >> next couple months i see lower oil. that is good for consumer spending. it's a positive. but i don't see it lasting more than six months. i wouldn't get too excited. melissa: lasting more than six months. they're already talking about hiking gas tax to make up for whatever savings we're enjoying, right, simon. >> that is problem. upping taxes is a bad idea. the government keeps doing it. although a lot of people are benefiting from lower gas price, less so here in new york city. i ride a bicycle and not getting any break at all for this. send your money in, you know. >> i love it. >> fold it up and put it in an envelope. i'm not getting benefits. melissa: just in time for christmas, another dip for drivers. aaa sees gas prices falling even more, up to 20 cents before the new year is out. patrick, do you agree with that, another 20 cents? >> i think they're

many are headquartered right in oklahoma city. federal policy in place to move in that direction. charles: are you hopeful with the newcomers next year maybe some compromises, keystone, explore crude oil, more liquid natural gas facilities and support natural resource? >> i think that would help but we have to continue to invest in the technology that will wean us off of this. we cannot be quickly concerned with what goes on the other parts of the world and have to make political decisions based on the price of energy and our ability to get oil and natural gas. we have plenty domestically and we have to make sure that is our long-term goal and lon long-term plan. i am just not seeing it at the federal level. charles: this has been a godsend for most americans, but there are pockets of the country that have been booming because of this. oil keeps going down, would you guys have to sing your basketball team back to seattle? >> we are buffered a little bit. we are in the corporate headquarters of large energy companies and when the s

in oklahoma city, a gas station selling gas now for $1.99 a gallon. abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis tonight on who is next. rebecca? >> reporter: david, we told you it would happen and now it's here. oklahoma city, the first in the country to pay below $2 for a gallon of gas at two separate gas stations, these prices being offered right now tonight. this one, $1.99, and another, $1.98. not answering their phones, probably they're busy. houston, texas, the next in the nation to cross below that $2 mark. but seven other states on their way to paying below $2 a gallon. and if you don't live in one of those, have no fear. because the whole nation is on track to pay 15 to 20 cents less for a gallon of gas by new-year-old's. david? >> all right, we'll take it. reck becca, thank you. >>> there are new developments tonight in the fight against isis. their powerful leader, al baghdadi, and the woman who may have been one of his wives. she's being questioned tonight, captured trying to capture the border into lebanon with fake i.d.s. a child w

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curry and the warrios of back from 17 down, they were 17 downtown oklahoma city in the first quarter.e is 34 points and nine assists, will use host the sacramento kings on monday. todd mcclellan he has won four straight. he did they come with young players. sharkey is weighing a 423 et host tomorrow night. jim lee says all he is focusing on this week is beating them. catcher terry norris goes to san diego. bottom line gis are going younker and cheaper. michael jordan shoes $33,000 a day. believe ruth: $303,000 for a very warm cap. >>> we surrender. >> out rage over sony's decision to pull the plug on the movie "the interview." >> where we found seth rogan today. >> are you upset? >>> then heart attack faker, all so his buddy could steal a barbie car. >>> and stephen collins' shocking admission. >> i knew something unthinkably wrong happened. >> deborah: and what his estranged wife is saying today. >>> plus actor mark wahlberg, his past coming back to haunt him. what this retired teacher says he did to some little kids. >> throwing rocks, saying we don't want black people here. >>> the

i would say a handful from oklahoma city. one from kenya.ne, senator schumer, from the 1993 world trade center. i think 9/11 was different. it was certainly different from the perspective of the american people. that i have no doubt. but i think most families, for whatever the reason, didn't come running to me asking for similar treatment. the public, certainly, was behind the program. >> why shouldn't all of those people have gotten the same kind ofs as the 9/11 people? from the per spec tev of the victims, i don't see any distinction. if you try and justify my program, on the basis of the victims lost, i can't convincingly explain why 9/11, yes. 1993 world trade center, no. i this the only way you justify this program as a special carve-out, is from the perspective of the nation. a recognition that 9/11 was along with the american civil war, pearl harbor, maybe the assassination of president kennedy, and 9/11. it's -- its impact on the american people was such that this was really a response from america to demonstrate the solidarity and c

occasionally they were like oklahoma city. but the daily briefing was the raw ingredients of news reporting. we were out there giving our point of view, getting questions, answering questions, giving our take on the issues. the reporters did not think of it is in news event, just a part of what came into reporting on the news. the happened is because of monica stuff it became its own separate, theatrical event and everyone has suffered since then. it was a stupid thing for me to allow live coverage. i should've said, you can record it, you can use it in your later broadcast, but nothing lives unless i grant permission. which is what happens in the state department, where they call a filing break and the spokesperson is to grant permission. >> you were totally against it, as i recall. rise to mike's defense, on the other side of the issue. i am not sure if it was good or bad about sense but i do know this. guy to dohe perfect it first. he was handsome, he was young, he was articulate, he knew the government. [laughter] and, mos

get back on the winning side of things after busting their 16-game winning streaks to beat the oklahoma city thunder last night. you'll recall earlier in the week that the warriors did have a 16-game winning streak snapped by the memphis grizzlies. >> you know what they say about an aspirin a day? some found regular doses of ibuprofen extended the life of fruit flies. women are going to be cracking those little things open, smearing them all over our face. >> those fruit flies do not have a single wrinkle. so we're lucky on that. >> mikey, how does your fourth fly? >> so far the big incident still going on is in the peninsula, completely closed because of an crash at grand avenue earlier. there were people who were passengers involved in the two vehicles there. they're taken aarp by it looks like it's over to the shoulder and some rain to oakland. shows you the sheen on the roadway on either side of the freeway. back to you. >> thanks a lot. haz-mat crews at the chevron refinery in richmond and residents there are on aej. >> plus an active commutely, wrongly accused of starting this tire. >>

the good news, check this out, this gas station in oklahoma city selling gas for $1.99.he first station in the nation to sell gas under $2 in more than four years and is igniting a price war in oklahoma. a fishnet had it for $1.98. which station, which cities, what is next. keep your eye on st. louis, houston and charleston. now, aaa says gas prices today nationally $2.73, down $0.53 in the past year. real money in your pocket but oil prices have to drop another $25 per barrel for the national gas price to go below $2 like it has in oklahoma city. heather: it is trending in the right direction. it is fantastic. lauren simonetti, thank you a lot. don't miss lauren simonetti on fox business. you can log intousiness.com/cha. jon: former century of state hillary clinton continues to test the waters before making a decision on a white house bid, some party insiders warn her perceived inevitability of the presidential nominee actually could hurt her in 2016. chief washington correspondent live in the d.c. bureau with more on that. >> hillary clinton according to the key consti

tough match up between durant and oklahoma city thubder. darren sproles on hand as sixers try to get first w at home. sproles put down those fries. mcdaniel to the slam. 1-handed down 0 in the third back on sixers noel from ncw and sixers get within 7. final few minute kevin during respect sixers move 103-91 fall 1-18. >> eagles star running back lesean mccoy did not practice today with the team. he was excused for personal reasons as the rest of the eagles get set to face seattle at the link. mark sanchez and offense need to be on a-game against number one d in football. they've been working on red zone all week in practice. so much on the line here. eagles need to win to stay in soul position of first place. that's all we can control. we're successful never looking at his and always kind of in the moment. last year was last year and this year was this year. it could be anybody this year. >> coming unmo'ne davis makes it could be anybody this year. >> coming unmo'ne davis makes varsity merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of ha

there is a gas war in oklahoma city and more to come. big win for america, big loss for our rivals and enemies. that is the way to start friday morning to get the blood running. "varney and company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: it is a market sell-off and we will get to that in a moment. breaking news from london. computer failure at an air traffic facility has shutdown the airspace around london's heathrow airport. it is a power failure reported the to blame. you can see from this live radar image planes are stacked up around london. the air space is the busiest in the world, look at them stacking up. more to come on that stack line. they will be closed until 2:00 p.m. eastern time a couple hours from now. manchester airport says it is available for planes that need to be diverted. now we just heard he'd throw itself, the airport has been reopened but the air space is still on what i am going to call shutdown mode. manchester available to take planes if needed. heathrow airport reopened the air space, still controls. it is of big deal b

of the proceedings that were occurring in denver to be seen by the people in the courtroom in oklahoma city. and so it again, has that been allowed to happen, we might have seemed what does look like compared to what i meant was a circus. but that had nothing to do with the fact that there were cameras in the courtroom. >> of the supreme court, or our courtrooms have voiced in public. couldn't the argument be made that if the concern is linked to the cameras that with the current system where there are a handful of individuals from the network and the major publications who are known to the justices, isn't it just as likely that that is really the concern that the justices would play to them knowing that they will be the ones that describe what happens in the room? >> i think that obviously sometimes justices get playful and they really don't care that there's cameras there were no cameras there. that is what they are doing there. they are trying to ask insightful questions or be clever. and so certainly it's good if you're arguing a case if you can come back with a good answer and i know i

oklahoma city man down in san antonio! it opened up the inside for tim duncan late first half.s is the night for westbrook. led a 20-7 run late. oklahoma city pulled off the 6th straight regular season win, bye-bye to the spurs, 114-106. >>> bay area nfl business all dark today. but we'll give you a little gift. jim harbaugh being, well, jim harbaugh at his presser. in his four seasons with the 49ers the coach has given us some soundbyte gems from the podium. tuesday his birthday was no exception. asked what it was like having a birthday so close to christmas? >> as a youngster you thought wow we are getting the same present here, it says merry christmas, happy birthday and look over to my brother and he has the exact same present, um, like -- [ laughter ] >> happy birthday and merry christmas. >> you don't mind it as you get older. okay, nobody really this ised by birthday, that's a good thing. maybe they think i didn't get a year older >>> let's go to the south side of the north pole where we are going to be joined by santa x. santa, how did you mac it through into it? >> cer

highs in the teens denver, oklahoma city, also into houston. we are now monitoring a large low pressure system bringing lots of rainfall and windy conditions to europe. this low is down to 950. that's very can deep. when you have a deep low pressure system, that means windy conditions regardless of how the high is located. 72 kilometers per hour in norway. wet weather paris into warsaw. another thunderstorm many the balance cons thursday. in east asia, we have a departing low pressure system from japan. that's going to take away snowfall falling. behind it, high pressure replaces it. single digit highs close to freezing in the korean peninsula and north eastern china. that same frigid air is headed towards japan. during the weekend it's going to get chilly. down toward the south, the tropical storm moving west. expected in vietnam friday. high of 1 in seoul friday. 3 in beijing. 13 with more sunshine in tokyo. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene o tan in tokyo. f

gas stations in oklahoma city are selling gas less than $2 a gallon. of course we checked overnight drivers in the philadelphia area not there, yet, but paying 2.91 on average not bad. >>> hershey said it will replace high fructose cornyrup with sugar. it's showing high profiles moves, the companies are making away from high fructose corn syrup across the industry. >>> stocks are pointing to a higher open. >>> many of you will hit starbucks before you go to work. the giant is giving solid gold starbucks cards across the united states. to purchase you can use the mobile app. >>> three more women have come forward claiming bill cosby abused them. they all say they believe the comedian drugged them. >> the next thing i knew, hours had past, my clothes were amess and the before a undone. the only one who claimed cosby abused her when she was a minor. her age at the time, 15 may push the case forward because a statute of limitations may not apply. cosby said over the weekend. i know a guy doesn't have to answer everything, you have to check facts. >>> hamil

oklahoma city. >> wow. >>> and finally tonight, a real surprise in the coveted pick for truck of the year at motor trend magazine. the mid sized 2015 chevy colorado and not the redesigned aluminum bodied ford f-150 pickup. which hits stores this month. cutting pounds from the truck but simply, quote, wasn't best in class and the chevy truck was. fancy that. >>> that will do it for "nightly business report" tonight. i'm sue herera in for susie gharib. >> i'm tyler mathisen. on behalf of your station, thank you for being here and we'll see you back here tomorrow night. "nightly business report" has been funded in part by -- thestreet.com and action alerts plus where jim cramer and fellow portfolio manager stephanie link share their investment strategies, stock picks and market insights. you can learn more at thestreet.com/nbr. >> this is "bbc world news merica." all profits from newman's own to charity and the common good. kovler foundation, >> the global truth. we can do more when we work together. our banking relationships

>> the warriors win streak was ended at 16, tonight trying to start another one against oklahoma city they will be without their big man again. andrew bogut. he has right knee problems. as you see the warriors go through practice earlier today. he will be out indefinitely. he is looking forward to the opportunity. >> he does a lot for the team. he is a defender first and good with the ball. passing ability, creates a lot of open shots for us. he is a big part of what we are trying to do here. exciting that he gets to be in this role tonight. >> mean time other big nba news, the mavs are all in. working on a trade. rajon rondo will join them. big three in dallas. brandan wright goes to the celtics and two other members of the dallas franchise to boston. huge trade. that is the sporting life for right now and highlights at 10:00 p.m. on the warriors. >> see you then. >> thank you. >>> coming up at 10:00 p.m. why liverish longer could -- living longer could be easy, easy, the big benefits of ibuprofen. at 10:00 p.m. thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are al

that is really gas for under $2 a gallon in oklahoma city. how long could this possibly last? would the pain of a higher gas tax now be worth the gain of better roads and infrastructure. ed rendell says yes. layout your case. why do you think we should be racing the federal gas tax? >> our infrastructure is crumbling, our roads and bridges are in dangerous condition. it actually will save people money. the average driver loses over $800 a year in gast wai wasted congestion. the bill would be 12 cents adjusted for inflation. they would get a return on that investment. they'd actually save money, plus it would make our infrastructure safer. it would improve our quality of life. the world economic forum ten years ago rated us the best in the world. but not anymore. it would also create tens of thousands of middle class job that is pay between 50 and $0,0 $80,000 a year. >> i thought some of this was supposed to be fixed with the stimulus. the new jersey turnpike is now eight lanes all the way down to exit four or something. what happened? what went wrong? >> it just wasn't enough

>>> the oklahoma city police right now officers are responding to burglaries all the time. one recent call really got to them. it spurred them to go an extra mile bringing a brighter holiday to a mom and her 3-year-old. sarah stuart were there as they surprised her at work. >> reporter: tears of joy and surprise from young single mother deborah enos. her monday night work shift at denny's was not at all what she expected when about two dozen police officers came to see her. >> it's completely unbelievable. i didn't expect it at all. >> reporter: oklahoma city police master sergeant casey owens was called to debra's home sunday night after someone had broken in and stolen all of her son's christmas presents and two televisions. >> the only thing that came to my mind is this is the first year my son is going to have a christmas. >> reporter: owens immediately put out a message to fellow officers and dispatchers saying he was going to try to replace the presents and invited them to donate swas well. >> i just saw she's working extremely hard. she's a young single mother. she j

. >> no, it started in 1934, and it has risen to 80% after the oklahoma city bombing. what's interesting, it averages around 60%, richard could correct me, but it averages around 60%. but the americans support death penalty in appropriate cases. boston, where i went to school for a summer at harvard, you know, a lot of liberal folks. a lot of my friends were liberals. the tsarnaev brothers bomb the marathon in boston, and now it's supported. >> whein texas the public appetite for the ultimate sanction is waynein waning. >> yes, in discussions with my friends and colleagues, i sense that there is an ever so slight movement to somebody key is it the set away from the death penalty because we have life without parole in the state of texas. but i must say that if, in fact, the states do away with the death penalty, i'm certain that texas will be the last. i find it very ironic that scott panetti was passed for execution by the board of pardons and parolees. that the governor of the state of texas was silent, even at the 11th hour , when scott panetti was going to be transf

prices are falling across the country, in fact, gas buddy, shows that one station in oklahoma city isn to $1.99. that is still far below national average but experts do expect the trend to continue across the country. >>> it is no secret child carries expensive but did you know it can cost more than college. child care a aware a group that provides resources to parents and caregivers crunch these numbers and their latest report found cost of child care in the u.s. can be as high as $14,508 a year for an interest pant or $12,280 annually for a four year-old. how much you pay depend on where you live. it turns out parents in massachusetts spend the most. parents in louisiana a the the least. >>> well, time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here with more. >> reporter: gone are days when finding a job meant pounding a pavement. today job seekers pound their keyboards surfing web sites and asked to design the pinpoint the perfect gig. indeed career builder and monster.com allow you to focus your geographic search to find your dr

finally, anthony davis carried the pelicans past oklahoma city, scoring 38 points and 12 beat downs. >> that is it for the sports. we are going to take a short break. we have got web news. we will be back with the latest headlines, including a word attack in france, this time in nantes the perpetrator again using the phrase allahu ackbar. >> hello and welcome to web news. our peek at the stories making the online headlines. coming up on today's show -- sony and the north american leader kim jong-un are the brunt of net criticism. the glow of challenge goes viral. and an american man floats into the air on a sun lounger. reactions are continuing to flood in on the american websense sony pictures announced the film "the interview" would no longer be released in cinemas on december 25. the decision was taken after hackers made threats directed at the film studio, and has caused outcry in the united states. thousands of net users took to social networks today announced sony, using the hashtags #sonyhack and #theinterview. they shared the view that the studio committed a grave error in ac

also, 11 assists for the thunder point man and a 114-106 oklahoma city victory. that's sports.l be right back. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. save $300 on the final close-out of the c3 queen mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store, find the lowest prices of the season, with the c3 queen mattress set only $1199.98. plus 24 month special financing on all beds. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> so this warm weather continues for a little bit longer. >> yeah u it's kind of mild. >> well, i used the word warm, i think of it as warm. >> we were warm last night. >> yeah. >> okay. 65 degrees 2:00 this morning. then, the afternoon, we were in the 50s. but, still, the average high is 43. so, tonight, going down to 36, it's not that cold for late december. but compared to the way it was last night, it's a differe

damien lillard lit up oklahoma city including a game time three-pointer with three seconds left in regulation beat the thunder, 115-111. and the chicago bulls ran their winning streak to four games. derrick rose led the bulls with 25 points. chicago beat washington, 99-91. washington defeated chicago in the first round of last year's playoff. cleveland's kevin love played against his old team, the timberwolves. he played with minnesota six seasons before the trade. kyrie irving helped beat minnesota, 125-124. >>> san francisco pulled an overtime upset over ninth ranked texas. anthony brown scored a season high, 25. randall scored 21 as they edged the longhorns, 75-71. >>> when we return, a gathering of the faithful takes you to bethlehem for pre-christmas festivities. ♪ but the fire is so delightful ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing melts away the cold like a hot delicious bowl of chicken noodle soup from campbell's. ♪ let it snow, let it snow of chicken noodle soup from campbell's. walare full of surprises.ays that's why, whenever the need arises... walgreens is always right around the corner, so

out here in the bigger picture we see conditions with double digits in denver, oklahoma city.cross japan, cloud cover. you can't really see the archip eric lago. there is 40 centimeters of snow and gusts up to 126 kilometers per hour. both combined bringing blizzard conditions here. you can see the system engulfing much of japan bringing thunderstorms and high waves as well as gusty conditions. likely to pull out by evening. the winter pressure pattern will be left behind. tokyo seeing 15 degrees. not bad but a wet and windy event. out here across the southern hemisphere, a low pressure system is slamming into the southeast. new south wales. these are the areas we'll probably see bad weather continue. especially in and around brisbane. likely to hit saturday. now the extended forecast. >>> we'd like to remind you of the lead story this hour. police in hong kong are preparing to remove the barricades at a major pro democracy demonstration site on thursday. they say it will start the operation shortly. despite the warn withing, thousands of protesters are gathering in the area.

spurs giving mood before taking on oklahoma city. west brook took over.its the defense for 2 of the game high 34. rematch ofless year western conference final the thunder pull away to win t.champ now lost 5 of theless 6. college football bowl season resumes tomorrow on espn with ill any and louisiana tech in the dallas bowl at 10:00 o'clock. then rutgers versus north carolina in the quick lane bowl followed by north caroline state versus central florida in the st. petersburg bowl. >> don't forget can't watch college football first final 4 new year's day up to the national championship game january 12 on espn. sports report brought to you by ebay the. >> thanks very much rick. >> 7 news continues now on line on twitter facebook all the mobile device was our 7 news app. it works wonderfully. next newscast is at 4:30 tomorrow mor

our guest in oklahoma city is a, state's john foubert.d morning, professor, and thank you for joining us. >> good morning. my pleasure to be here. host: let's start with the statistic, which gets us to the name of your group, one in four. the organization reports that one in four college women have survived rape or attempted rape in their lifetime. one in four women in the military spirits rape or attempted rape during military service. in my college realm, how did you determine the actual figure, one in four? guest: there have been several studies in the last few decades that found one in four college women survived either rape or attempted rape at some point in their lifetime. the first of those studies was done by a woman at the university of arizona in 1987. she surveyed students on 32 different college campuses but -- about five thousand students were involved. when she looked at the data from the women, she found one in four had experienced either rape or attempted rape since their 14th birthday. the study was replicated in the 1990

the first sea to drop below $2 a gallon expected to be oklahoma city.hat should come some time next week according to analysts. rebecca jarvis, abc news. >> that's pretty good. >> oklahoma city, next week under two bucks. is that right? is that right? >> oh, yes. that's where i'm headed with my white hearse. >> your what? >> seriously. oh, it's a rolls royce. >> i thought the "r" was for reena. >> go with whatever you want to go with. >> i don't know my cars. i thought it was a sign from the graphics department about my christmas future. >> it is about your taste. it means you are a high roller. >> "r" is for roller. >> the "r" doesn't stand for anything other than rolls royce. >>> coming up, big guns. carried by little girls. this was your story here. this is fascinating stuff. >> a growing trend of competitive shooting that's driving a wedge in the polarizing debate of gun control. that's next on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" >>> american girl dolls, barbies, those are on some christmas lists. for other girls, they want barettas and

kevin durant making his return with the oklahoma city thunder. e seeing here oak ok city against new orleans. the reigning mvm scored 27 points. >> a lovely looking basketball court. >> don't like it. hole gram there. >> no. >> wasn't enough. >> i'm glad dur ant is back. >> alabama and oregon coming in at number one and number two for the third week in a row, but it's tcu at number three. >> switcharoo. >> ohio state. >> alabama-florida state would be entertaining. >> the file playoff selection will be released on sunday with the ducks, they're kwaking. >> i do like it. >> major league umpire dale scott has come out revealing he is gay. he has had a husband for nearly three decades. he said i'm extremely grateful that major league baseball has always judged me on my work and nothing else, and that's the way it should be. he says he is the first male official to come out in the four major pro sports. next season will be his 30th in the mlb. congrats to him. >>> let's get a check on the weather. >> that's a good career. 30 years in major league base

jayna davis, an investigative journalist to uncover the cover of by the clinton administration in oklahoma city on april 19, 1995? of that anniversary attack on our homeland will be next april. it will be of great value to the public interest for you to collaborate with geena davis to bring that truth out in which the clinton administration covered up the involvement of al qaeda terrorists that collaborated with timothy mcveigh, and had the american and itknown that truth had not been covered up by the clinton administration, then the entire war on terror would have been recognized much earlier by the american people and 9/11 might not have happened, and the steps would have been taken to prevent future al qaeda attacks and 5000 soldiers dying in the iraq war. host: all right, roger. sharyl attkisson? guest: i am not familiar with that, but i will look it up and do some reading on it. host: oklahoma. democratic caller. ms. sharyld morning, attkisson. i love you on cbs. i want to know on these network shows, when they have exclusive interviews -- does the network pay these people for it, and one

. >>> seattle -- i mean, oklahoma city hosting portland. two great guards for 40.he best one was that one, damian lillard. final seconds, ties it. and russell wilson would have missed the free throw. do you know what time it is? >> what time? >> it's time for russell westbrook -- it's time for overtime. in overtime it was all portland. miller, aldrige got in a wrestling match. that was kind of interesting. blazers won by four. >> that's all we have. ♪ oh christmas tree >> lord. >> someone cut him off, i don't know who. >>> up next in the pulse, the moment enor raj fans have been waiting for. they're back and getting a peek at the movie. >>> and the high-tech spider woman dress that can sense danger and catch it. stay tuned. is a really big deal.u with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. and call your doctor right away. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in pe

dwyane wade led the heat with 31 points as miami beat cleveland, 98-91. >>> oklahoma city thunder beat06. the thunder played without reigning mvp kevin durant, who was nursing a swor ankle. the spurs, the defending nba champs, have lost 5 of their last 6 games. >>> and chicago crushed the lakers. pao gasol playing against his former team led the bulls with 23 points and 13 rebounds. derrick rose added 20 as they beat los angeles 113-93. kobe bryant did not play. he was resting his sore broad. >>> when we return, presidential visit. mr. obama takes time from his christmas visit. suffering from the flu is a really big deal. with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. and call your doctor right away. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have

temperatures around 7 for oklahoma city. 13 in houston, and if you are traveling to the major metropolitan areas for christmas, christmas eve looking wet for chicago atlanta and new york. very warm and sunny in l.a. then by christmas day, most of those areas will start to dry out. by friday all areas are expected to see sunny skies. very wet conditions for the northern portions of europe as we go over to the continent. we have the series of low pressure systems constantly filtering through. and that's producing the rain and the snowfall. and eventually that will start to move toward the south, penetrating the high pressure system that's been keeping the southern portions of the continent dry. so expect to see some wetter weather as we go through wednesday and into christmas day. wrapping things up with a look at east asia, dry conditions over china and the korean peninsula. but this low pressure system northeast of japan consistently bringing in this northwesterly breeze. that's producing some of the snow on the western edge of hokkaido, and the northern portions of japan. so look out for