particularly after oklahoma city. the american public never reckoned with white power violence.leaving open the possibility of researches in the present moment. in other words, we knew and forgot. >> is a way is there are many misconceptions about activism that contribute to this problem. when we discussed why power violence as the work of mad men and lone wolves, we completely miss the fact that this is a social movement. this is a story of women and the archived showsthat the marriages , religious ceremonies and even summer picnics do as much to hold the movement together as cross burnings and public rallies. without seeing as is as a social movement it's hard to understand how these actions are connected which is the first step towards consenting to them as political and perhaps our discussion is whether we should also be thinking about them as terrorism . what seems new is not new but i'm here to talk about what we can learn from the past and about the possibilities this history might offer us or confronting racism in the present moment. i'm going to read from the book and t

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. >>> next tonight, the dramatic shooter takedown at a popular oklahoma city restaurant.uspect opening fire, but two good samaritans then stepping in, armed with fire power of their own. abc's will carr tonight with the disturbing video recorded by the gunman and the clues behind it. >> dispatch, respond on a shooting. >> reporter: tonight, tragedy averted in oklahoma city after police say two good samaritans killed a gunman who opened fire on a crowded restaurant. >> it was complete chaos, you know? i think people were trampling people to get out of there. >> reporter: police say the suspect, alexander tilghman, was armed with a handgun and wearing shooting glasses and ear muffs when he fired and hit two people. moments later, authorities say two bystanders, one an afghanistan war veteran, raced to their cars, pulled handguns out of their trunks and killed the suspect. >> you can say they are heroes, which is a very good thing to say, but i think they stopped an incident that was very, very bad. >> reporter: investigators say he had no connection to anyone at the restaur

restaurant. >> police say the suspect opened fire inside a bar and grill in oklahoma city. they still aren't sure why he did it. a mother and her 12-year-old daughter were wounded, but they are expected to recover. two other customers inside the restaurant said the sound of the gunfire sent them running. >> i see her just dart for the door, and i was like, i hear screaming, so like i ran out as well. like it was complete chaos, you know what i mean? i think people were trampling people to like get out of there. people were scared, you know. >> the gunman was shot to death by a civilian after leaving the restaurant. police don't believe the attack was terror related and right now no motive known. >>> the driver in that deadly school bus crash in new jersey is now facing criminal charges. 77-year-old hudy muldrow has been charged with two counts of reckless vehicular homicide. prosecutors say a dump truck slammed into his bus as he was attempting to make an illegal u-turn on a busy highway there in northern new jersey. the crash killed one student and one teacher. >>> and the

and oklahoma city, an armed citizen took down a gunman.e civilian. jonathan cooper has been talking to police at the scene. >> reporter: who is the shooter? what was his motive? who has he been talking to? has he been on social media? who is this guy. a suspect walked into louie's around 6:30, opened fire randomly. he hit two people, a mother and daughter at a birthday party. they have been transferred to ou med. that suspect walked back outside. that's where a good samaritan, a hero is what they're calling him, opened fire on the suspect, shooting and killing him, stopping this threat. >> i'm just grateful there was someone there who could stop it, and i hope that someday we'll get to meet them and thank them. >> whoever that was, he may have saved our daughter-in-law's life. >> reporter: this is what police said after the shooting. >> you have to start working backwards to find out what his actions were and start looking at if he has any facebook posts or anything like that, if he made any threats. >> reporter: people that work at louie'

even the woman's lawyer said she should apologize to the officer. >>> in oklahoma city, police saying an armed citizen shot and killed a man who opened fire in a restaurant. according to the authorities, two women, adult and child were shot by the suspect moments after he walked in. a third victim suffered a broken leg running away from the scene. all expected to recover. the shooter's motive is unknown. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> authorities in nebraska making the largest seizure of fentanyl in u.s. history. state police confiscating 115 pounds of the opioid on april 25th. the lethal dose is 2 to 3 milligrams. >> unbelievable. >>> on the lighter note, rockets defeating the warriors last night. 98-94 in game five of the western conference finals. houston is up 3-2 in the series putting the defending champions on the brink of elimination. chris paul leading the team with 20 points, but suffered a hamstring injury in the final minute. he is saying he will be back for game six. the first time the warriors have lost back-to-back games or trailed in the

oklahoma city opening fire, injuring at least two people. bystander armed with a pistol took aim at the shooter and killed him. they are expected to survive, we know about the apparent hero of the moment, police are calling him and armed citizen. not just of the credit lawmakers marking the pres. over the decision to pull out of the summit with north korea, they are poking fun at everything, the commemorative coin to the prospects of winning the nobel peace prize. editor of the halftime report joins us to discuss that. here is what they had to say. >> is this a surprise. the wall has not been closed. the swamp is filled. >> how to his folks feel about how this stuff happens. >> is risky from north korea, this was a dicey play, a lot of the pres.'s supporters, and don't stray commemorative coins, manage expectations. people nominating trump for nobel peace prize redoing him no favors. i'm nominating you for a nobel peace prize. and at a certain point it becomes, the big fear, the deal is looking bad. >> anytime you want to talk, we are ready.

enrique: varias personas resultaron heridas en un tiroteo ocurrido en oklahoma city.n hospitalizadas con heridas de bala. una tercera sufriÓ una fractura en un brazo huyendo de la escena. el incidente ocurriÓ en el restaurante louise bar & grill. la policÍa de utah anunciÓ el hallazgo del cadÁver de una joven mexicana desaparecida en abril de 2015 cuando iba camino a una escuela de idiomas donde estudiaba inglÉs. en los dÍas que siguieron a su desapariciÓn, sus padres viajaron desde chiapas, mÉxico con una visa humanitaria para estar presentes durante su bÚsqueda. juan carlos gonzÁlez los tiene los detalles. juan: fueron meses de intensas bÚsquedas y súplicas de parte de sus padres quienes viajaron desde mÉxico con la intenciÓn de encontrar a elizabeth luna salgado. las autoridades de utah hicieron el terrible anuncio. >> [habla en inglÉs] juan: los restos encontrados pertenecen a elizabeth de 26 aÑos de edad. su mamÁ quien vive en chiapas, mÉxico, dijo que ella aÚn guardaba la esperanza. >> no esperaba esto. [indiscernible] juan: tambiÉn hablamos con su tÍo quien viv

somehow then moves into minor league baseball in oklahoma city. 29% stake in the oklahoma city red hawks. that's $2 million. critics question how he got the loan on a $38,000 state senator salary. >> in 2003, you were an oklahoma state senator with a salary of $38,400. correct? >> also an attorney with a law practice. >> his friend albert kelly approved that loan through spirit bank. kelly, the chief executive at the time, also approved the loan pruitt requested for the home. kelly said in his statement that the loans were all extremely well underwritten and paid as agreed. he would later follow pruitt to washington, d.c. seven years later, the senator set his sights on a heavier role, state attorney general. pruitt's number one campaign pledge? >> i would file a lawsuit against obama. >> to fight against washington. >> i believe it's important to use the office to hold washington accountable. >> it worked. >> one of the first things he did was to shut down the environmental enforcement division at the oklahoma attorney general's office. >> pruitt

two seasons ago, he ripped off 41 points in the oklahoma city series.in durant was on the opposing side of that. >> what do you both remember from the 2016 game? [ laughter ] at oklahoma city? >> i don't know. >> next question. >> we blew it. i think we both blocked that whole year out of our memory. >> that's for sure. >> so we're good. >> i don't know if i was born for it, but i definitely worked my butt off to get to this point. i mean i guess you could say i was born for it. [ laughter ] i guess, i don't know. everything happens for a reason. >> indeed. auto racing, it's one thing to be a big name in indy racing. to have the tag, indy 500 champion in front of that name is a really big deal. ♪ [ music ] >> 102nd renewal indiana pacers drove a race car. it ended on lap 68, spun out into the wall, done. patrick finished 30th, worst finish of her eighth career start at the brick yard. five laps left, stefon wilson in front, but he had to pit. so did the second place driver, jack harvey. so the door opened for will power. his wife was looking on. his 11t

meanwhile, police say a gunman opened fire inside an oklahoma city restaurant yesterday. wounding a woman and two young girls. before a pair of armed citizens shot and killed him in the parking lot. witnesses describing the chaotic scene. >> she and i were talking. we hear gunshots. you know, i'm more of a slow react torso i -- reacter, so i looked to her. i hear screaming and so i ran out as well. i was complete chaos. i think people were trampling people to get out of there. i mean, people were scared. you know? >> sandra: william la jeunesse has the story from los angeles. >> this is pretty amazing. to think you have two unrelated men who happened to be in the same place, see a crime in progress and independently go to their cars, unlock the trunk, get the handguns out and then kill the shooter, possibly stopping a mass shooting. here is what happened. last night oklahoma city, 28-year-old alexander tillman walks in a restaurant, opens fire on a child's birthday party. as he is leaving, and before the police arrived witnesses say two men confront him in the parking lot

two seasons ago he racked up 41 points and the oklahoma city series.kevin durant was on the opposing side of annette. >> what you both remember from the 2016 game?[ laughter ] >> i don't know. [ laughter ]next question. [ laughter ] >> i think we both walked that entire year out of her memory. >> enough i was born for, but i definitely worked my butt off to get to this point. i mean i guess you could say i was born for it i guess. [ laughter ]i guess, i don't know, i guess everything happens for a reason. >>> auto racing, it's one thing to be a big name in indy racing, but to have the tag 8500 champion in front of that name? that's really big deal. [ music ]last indy race for retiree danica patrick and it ended on lap 68, spun out into the wall, done. patrick finished 30th. five laps left in this one, stephanie wilson in front but he had to go to the petÃman -- stephan wilson. -- he had to go to the pit. power have the fastest car in the field and took the checkered flag for his first indy 500 when -- win. and kind of went wild with the traditional bot

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. >>> in oklahoma an armed bystander is being called a hero for stopping a gunman at a popular oklahoma city restaurant. according to police a gunman opened fire at a restaurant and struck two people including a 12-year-old girl. two others were hurt as the suspect fled the scene, and then moments later the gunman was confronted by a bystander armed with a pistol. police credit that person for saving lives. >> when the suspect leaves a restaurant, he is confronted by a civilian. the civilian did have a handgun, and the civilian pulled out his handgun and shot the suspect and he killed the suspect. >> and police are looking into whether that bystander had a license to carry a weapon. as for that 12-year-old victims, she is expected to make a full recovery. >>> disgraced hollywood mogul harvey weinstein was arrested this morning in new york city. he's charged with rape and a criminal sex act. this is the first criminal case stemming from scores of allegations against weinstein. >> fallen media mogul harvey weinstein carried books as he walked into a new york city police precinct to turn himsel

temperatures 90 degrees in oklahoma city and texas. but above normal temperatures as far north as minneapolis and chicago into the 90s. that's where we're seeing temperatures above normal. also watch out for the threat of storms in the northern tier of the country. the south watching alberto and good news, at least for the incoming rain in maryland we're not looking at more rain for that area, at least not today. >> thank you so much. >>> in the on again off again back and forth surrounding the high stakes north korean nuclear summit as of now it is apparently game on with president trump now saying he and kim jong-un could meet for that historic summit in singapore on june 12th. the president confirmed on twitter that a team of u.s. officials has now arrived in north korea to, quote, make arrangements for the summit. that is we hear a third person could be in the room for that crucial meeting. let's go to janice frayer with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. what's happening behind the scenes has a sense of urgency but there's a l

morning meteorologist in oklahoma city and tulsa and kansas city and st. louis, that's where the line of severe weather is could pick up. that's a vigorous low that's coming out of the southwest. for a skit 40s and 50s. i doubt these change too much because pretty soon i would think most locations will stay cloudy already. 50 by san ramon. 52. and 51 martinez and el sobrante. it's pretty close there. san francisco went up, too. it's still 52. that is really cold. everything is onshore as far as the wind direction. and the speed is variable. but it is west at 13. at sfo. excuse me, oakland. hayward is west. san carlos is west. 26, gust of -- 36. miles per hour. that is a screaming delta breach. that means 70s at best for some inland. 48, 51. ukiah to sacramento. 59 chilly degrees in palm springs. brrr. 56 las vegas and flagstaff at 28. cool air in place. for us, extensive low clouds and by tomorrow, we warm up a little bit. a couple will spins -- little spins in the atmosphere. a lot of tropical clouds here. keep an eye on that. probably heading more toward

if not allow me, two years ago, oklahoma city, klay thompson scored 41 points, hit 11 threes. he bailed them out then, he did it again tonight. houston guns alive mazing to start game six. james harden launching from 30 feet. 36-20 after one. in the second, kevin durant blocks harden at one end. here he comes attacking lives. second half. all golden state. steph curry triple, an 11-0 run to take a 62-61 lead. a late 12-0 run in the third. klay spotting up, then steph, iso three over green, fourth quarter draymond blocking the harden three. he's going to push it up the floor. wait for klay. dish it to him. catch and shoot three. klay 37 threes two years ago? nine tonight, 35 points. golden state outscores houston 64-25 in the second half, a 39-point differential, to win by 29. 115-86. klay, the man of the hour. >> are some players just born for this situation? >> i don't know if i was born for it but i definitely worked my butt off to get to this point. i mean, i guess you can say i was born for it. >> it's going to be fun. what you play for, to be in a situation one win away f

. >>> an armed civilian shot and killed a man who walked into an oklahoma city restaurant and open fire. the man shot a woman and young girl. they're expected to survive. another man suffered a broken arm trying to get away. the civilian killed the shooter in the parking lot. so far the attack is called a random act. >>> a first for an officer in washington state tonight. guy gil tweeted these photos. a driver saw a small on the in the air. drove for 18 miles, stopped for gas and found a gun stuck in the front of his car. it's not clear if it came from an overpass or from other vehicle. >>> the which wayia volcano is producing an unusual sight that could be dangerous. blue flamesing be seen burning cracks in the pavement. the effect is caused by methane gas produced when lava burns plants and trees. here's the new fear. any methane trapped underground could trigger explosions. >>> heavy track near at&t park. our abc7 news camera caught the fireworks a little over an hour ago that capped off san francisco state's graduation ceremony. the university took over the ballpark for the night. w

. >>> well, there was quite a mess to clean up in oklahoma city after a sunoco pipeline ruptured, sendingaw crude oil spewing into the air. hazmat crews were called to the scene yesterday near an oil and gas well. nearby residents say their homes and properties were covered in oil. some reported the fumes burned and made their eyes water. sunoco says the section of the pipeline was isolated and the area contained. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," apple's reported credit card deal and a jeep recall. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. well, wall street looks to finish the week on a high note after two solid days of gains. technology health care companies led the rally yesterday. the dow soared 197 points. the s&p 500 rose 25 points. the nasdaq gained 65 points. >>> chrysler is recalling more than 325,000 older jeeps in north korea. at issue is a suspension problem that could limit driver control and cause a crash. the recall covers liberty suvs from 2004 to 2007 model years. >>> one of the largest gun makers in

. >>> oklahoma city police say a shooting at a restaurant appears to be a random act. a man armed with a pistol walked into the rant last night and opened fire. two customers were wounded, but they're both expected to survive. the gunman was confronted in a parking lot by a handgun-carrying civilian and the suspect shot dead. the motive is unclear. >>> the driver involved in a fatal crash last week is charged with two count of vehicular homicide and to appear in court today. according to prosecutors, 77-year-old hudy muldrow crossed three intersections to make an illegal turn in a median used for emergency vehicles. it was hit by a dump truck. >>> more than a dozen airmen, guards at a nuclear missile base in wyoming, have been disciplined for using and selling mind-altering drugs including lsd. six were court-martialed. air force records indicate these drug rings operated for months. it's another blow to the reputation of america's nuclear missile corps. tony dokoupil reports. >> reporter: f.e. warren base in wyoming is on the front line of america's nuclear defense, h

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oklahoma city got hit by some of those thunderstorms. they're now heading through the tulsa area, too. this line of storms and new storms will form. watch out. 13 million people at risk from st. louis to nashville and everywhere i texas and west texas will be about 100 to 105. >>> once we get done with these thunderstorms and the flooding, the heat will be the big story into the weekend. >> all right, bill, thank you, sir. >>> the goose or a goose was loose in detroit during the tiger's/angels game at comerica park. they led them on a wild goose chase and tried to fly away, it ran right into the scoreboard. doink. no fowl play here. tigers fan. they took it to safety and released it back into the wild. there was a happy ending to that story. >> even better a golden egg. the journalist who had to fake his own death to capture his would-be killers. "early today" is back in two. soaked the sun does not care. but we do. walgreens beauty consultants are specially trained to know what works for the health of your unique skin. ♪ walgreens. trus

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. >> in oklahoma city an armed civilian is being credited with stopping a shooter who opened fire in a busy restaurant. according to police, the gunman entered the business thursday evening and just started shooting. at least two people were hit and two others suffered minor injuries as they tried to escape the scene. witnesses a a bystander with a pistol confronted the shooter outside the restaurant and the two exchanged gunfire. police confirmed the suspect was killed, but have yet to identify him. >> in a few hours the driver involved in the deadly new jersey school bus crash will appear in court. a student and a teacher were killed and more than 40 others hurt when the bus collided with a dump truck last week. a criminal affidavit said the driver who has a lengthy history of suspensions and speeding tickets missed a turn and then tried to make a u-turn ultimately crashing and creating that horrible scene. he will be charged with auto by death. today's court appearance comes just one day after the funeral was held for jennifer williamson, the teacher who died in that horrific cras

it was a frightening night for families north of oklahoma city.t looked like a tornado came barreling toward this building. >> oh, right there. >> right there. >> right there. >> reporter: as the sirens rang out, people ran for their lives. >> it's right there. >> reporter: at one point the roof falls in. police say no one was seriously hurt. >> the roof blew off the eastman building. >> reporter: when the winds died down, the place was in pieces. the roof left hanging off the side of the building. high winds and hard-hitting hail swept across the heartland overnight, and on the east coast a different weather system entirely is causing flash flooding and forcing the evacuation of families in rural north carolina who live near a dam. >> vehicle collision landslide, vehicles trapped. >> reporter: east of asheville a mudslide shut down all but one lane of i-40 stranding drivers. and in georgia's high falls state park, two teens who police say ignored warnings were stuck on rocks near the waterfall and had to be rescued when it was too dangerous for t

from oklahoma city to indianapolis, chicago bracing, too. >>> and the televangelist under fire tonight, asking for donations to buy a $54 million jet. he says god gave him the message. the message tonight he's now getting from many in his own community. >>> and breaking developments at this hour involving harvey weinstein. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin with the firestorm surrounding roseanne barr and her racist tweet. the star firing back on twitter, today blaming her words on ambien. the maker of ambien was not having it. and there were other tweets. the actress, whose show has been canceled by abc, taking aim at some of her costars who called her words reprehensible. tonight, what the president is now tweeting, in the wake of the roseanne uproar, and the white house was pressed on why, in his own tweet, the president did not address what roseanne said. abc's matt gutman leading us off again tonight. reporter: fer than 24 hours after roseanne barr'rast tweet that led to her show being canceled -- >> what's up, deplorable? >

houston actually lived in oklahoma city at this time. i'm sure you're familiar with many of the black towns that were founded in oklahoma. her father and her family had gone to oklahoma and they have gone with the promise of there being more freedom in oklahoma. the establishment of black towns there. she was an early educator. she opened the school there. this is a black woman that wrote i think god on this day that i do not have a son because if i have a son i would have sent would've sent him out to war. the first a city city that american planes actually bombed. enter thinking of god was a statement of that. on the one hand you have this woman on the other hand you had her being a warrior resisting the notion that so much of the world used to justify the enslavement of black people. if you can get rid of the history of black people than you can enslave them because they are no longer people they are things they are items. you also print first one books. done a few. it's not my passion. my passion and as i say that we currently had two

. >> elizabeth ann herring is born on june 22, 1949, in oklahoma city, oklahoma.he's the youngest of four and the only girl in donald and pauline's family. >> they saw themselves as middle class. for them, the distinction was they used good english. they didn't say ain't. >> her middle class upbringing is threatened when she's just 12 years old. >> my daddy had a heart attack. when that happened, it turned our life upside down. he was out of work for a long time. the medical bills pile up. we lost the family station wagon. we were on the edge of losing our home. when it was my mother who pulls on her best dress, dries her eyes, puts on her high heels and walks to the sears and gets a minimum wage job. my mother saved our family, she saved our house. >> the family gets by but there isn't enough money to fulfill her dream of going to college. that's not the only hurdle. >> my mother's message to me always was, find a good provider. get married. my mother thought i was a pretty iffy case on marriage. >> it's the middle of the 1960s in the mid madle of oklahoma. the y

rob: history being erased in oklahoma city, the scoreboard voting to scrap the names of three electricchools honoring confederate generals. stonewall jackson, robert e lee and stan wait. the schools will be named, renamed after the first female native american engineer, adelaide lee, a global city for the best and the third school will be called esperanto, the spanish word for hope. jillian: a staffer might have tried to stop leakers, ezra cohen, a former national security council official looked into ways to monitor his coworkers phone records and emails. no evidence anything came from this plan. gina louden and democratic strategist joined us to react to a steady stream of white house leaks. >> this is a pres. who has endured untold betrayal, totally unfair, totally -- >> the reason you have leaks in this white house is nobody trusts anybody at this white house. >> donald trump saying they are traitors and cowards. rob: milania recovering after kidney procedure to tweet out benign condition. >> is in good spirits, thank you to all the good wishes. like pens also gave his support. >>

oklahoma city is the least fit city. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... are police department that could help improve officer and public safety. ( darya ) and after the break... a teen severly injured in an accident can't go to her prom... so her friends bring the prom to her. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. (anny hong): typical "may gray" weather conditions with seasonably cool temperatures will persist over the region today in advance of an approaching upper level system. a few ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) a teen -- severely burned in a backyard fire pit accident -- goes to prom... after her friends bring the dance to her.( darya ) it's been 2 weeks since the explosion that caused serious burns over much of korryn bachner's face and hands. the 15-year-old's face is still covered in bandages. she was one of 12 people injured. the serious injuries meant korryn would have to skip her prom... but her friends were having none of that. they decorated her basement... and friends

meanwhile two people wounded in a shooting at an oklahoma city restaurant.ut it could have been a whole lot worse. the shooter confronted by another man who had a gun, too. >> the suspect exited the establishment. he was confronted by a citizen. the citizen had a weapon. took out his weapon and shot the suspect. the suspect is dead. >> sandra: what a story. william la jeunesse is live in los angeles and following the story. how did this all play out? >> this is the kind of shooting you often don't hear about that doesn't make national headlines. still no motive but here is what happened. last night oklahoma city, man walks into a popular restaurant where there is a birthday party for kids. he opens fire with a handgun hitting one child and her mother. according to witnesses as the gunman leaves and well before police arrive s.u.v. pulls up. man gets out. tells the gunman wearing protective glasses. he doesn't and looks like he is going to shoot and the citizen shot him. >> stop it before more people were hurt. >> i would love to congratulate him and give him

david begnaud is outside the restaurant in oklahoma city. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police won't tell us who the gunman is, only that he's a white male between the age of 18 and 20. they say he was wearing safety equipment like this, ear much m and goggles, the kind of stuff you would see used at a shooting rak range. one victim was under fire when she walked into the restaurant. it was a civilian who brought the gunman down. he said they were walking into lou louie's bar and grill for a relative's birthday party when the gunman started shooting. >> they were getting ready to walk in the front door and evidently the shooter was in the tree line and they were both shot by the front door. >> two people have been shot. there's a male in the parking lot shooting a gun. >> reporter: dennis will says his daughter was grazed by a bullet and his granddaughter was shot. natalie will tells cbs news she and her daughter hid in the restaurant's bathroom with three other women until the shooting was over. >> we got a ton of witnesses here. >> reporter: police say about 100 people

opening fire on mother and daughter, police say the shooter opened fire inside a restaurant in oklahoma citying killed by an armed man in the parking lot. >> some would say that to stop it more people will hurt or kill. >> mom and daughter are both expected to survive. two other people are hurt. it's unclear if they knew the shooter or what his motive might be and that is what's happening now. lots going on. cheryl: well, it is a tale of friendship and adventure, the latest installment of star wars series, solo hitting theaters today. joining us michael tamaro, up nice and early. >> bright and early. cheryl: did you like it, were you a fan? >> i sort of loved it. i love these movies, cheryl, good morning to you and gerri in new york. most iconic film characters of all time, han solo, who is han solo, how did he get the millennium falcon and chewbacca ever hook up. all the answers and much, much more are coming this way with the latest installment in the star wars franchise, let's take a look. >> i'm going to be a pilot in galaxy. >> you catch the essence of han solo, were you intimidated goi

houston actually lived in oklahoma city. i'm sure you're familiar with many of the black towns founded in oklahoma. her father and family had gone to oklahoma with the promise of it be more freedom in oklahoma. there are participants in the black towns there. she was an early educator and opened a school there and taught school in oklahoma and tulsa. shoes there actually there during the tulsa bombing. she wrote, i think god on this day that i do not have a son. because if i had a son i would have sent him out tour. as the bombs rained down. the first city that america claim to actually she was prepared in her mind to resist. her thinking god was a statement of that. on one hand you have this woman who is a warrior and on the other hand you have her be in a warrior resisting the notion that so much of the world used to justify they have no history. if you can get rid of the history of black people than you can enslave them. this sets up the whole thing a shadow enslavement. >> host: to also print first-run books? >> guest: w

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he is with us from oklahoma city. welcome to the show and thank you for your time.zuelan production falling as opposed to opec production. the chart on the gtd go library showing exactly that, venezuelans crude outputs are slumping while saudi outputs have remained on a related basis. given the venezuela is pretty much faltering here, to this mean that opec and then shale production could in fact coexist profitably, given the spare capacity? mr. eberhart: i think they are coexisting quite well right now read that in the spread in brendan daly ti pulling away, think there's plenty of room for increased u.s. direction to try to fill the gap by don't think it's going to be able to. shery: how fast of the u.s. ramp up production? vonnie: you see it firsthand. mr. eberhart: we are working hard at canary, but in the industry, there's been three years of underinvestment and capital expenditures and i think there's also a looming takeaway capacity shortage in the permian or pipeline capacity and i think a lack ofso infrastructure at the port facilities for exporting. i thin

did you see this, a a meteorologist in oklahoma city tried to do an irish jig. did you see this?ttered applause ] for st. patrick's day? when her co-anchor decided to join in. watch this. ♪ >> jimmy: here she comes. yep. hey -- how you doing -- ♪ [ laughter ] >> that was a really good fall. >> jimmy: oh, oh, oh. that's a good fall. >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: "today's high is 45 and the low is -- my co-anchor. hey steven!" [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: my back! my back, i can't feel my legs! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: what was he -- i don't know what he was doing. >> steve: oh, my god! >> jimmy: let's get to some news here. it just came out, you guys that, trump's secretary of state, rex tillerson, was on the toilet when he found out trump fired him on twitter. [ laughter ] then trump said, "well, what a a coincidence, i was on the toilet when i tweeted that. [ laughter and applause ] so basically, we talked to each other." [ applause ] that's right. tillerson was on the toilet when he was fired. which explains why jeff sessions and betsy devos haven't used the bathroom in six month

it will hit dallas and oklahoma city if you're trying to get through those areas.incinnati and chicago and will keep moving to the east. there could be delays. as far as what we're dealing with, a look at our steady path once again. temperatures just about the same as average, maybe a degree or two cooler or warmer. do you like average? back to you. >> i'm happy with it. thanks, mike. new at 6:00, jetblue announces a cabin redesign bucking the industry trend. >>> how the arrest of the suspected golden state killer co . >>> welcome to thursday, may 3rd. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. >> gray conditions out there, but they won't last. sunshine this afternoon. it may take a little longer than it did yesterday. 22-mile-per-hour wind at fairfield. that's actually down. it was 26 miles per hour for a while this morning. a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see the cloud deck up around 2,400 feet this morning. temperatures in the upper 40s to mid 50s by 7:00. we'll stay in the mid to upper

if not, allow me, two years ago when oklahoma city played, thompson hit 41 points and 11 threes.e bailed them out then and did it again tonight. houston, guns a-blazing against james harden launching from 36 feet. the warriors down 17 after clawing back in the second. kevin durant blocks him at one end and here he comes attacking drive. it was a ten-point game at halftime. second half, all golden state. steph curry, triple, the 11-0 run. a late 12-0 run in the third. clay spotting up then step, the step-back over gerald green and cranking it up. fourth quarter, blocking the hard three, he'll push it up the floor, wait for clay, dish it to him, a cash-and-shoot three. he had 35 points. golden state outscores houston in the second half. a 39-point differential to win by 29. 115-86. clay, the man of the hour. >> are some players just born for this situation? how do you stay cool? >> i don't know if i was born for it, but i definitely worked my butt off to get to this point. and, i mean, i guess you can say i was born for it. >> it's going to be fun. what you play for when you are in

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