and in oklahoma former oklahoma city mayor mick and businessman kevin sid are faces each other in runoff race for governor there. >> well, a lawsuit against tesla, over the production of its model three sedan have been thrown out. lauren: just like that tracee carrasco joins with us that and other headlines making news this morning. >> good news for tesla but a judge in sphrifng dismissed a security fraud lawsuit in which tesla shareholders accuse the company and ceo elon musk of misleading them about the progress of production of its model three vehicle. the judge said that while shareholders claim that tesla fell short of its production goals, federal security laws do not punish companies for failing to achieve their target. >> got it. lauren: toyota is linking up with Über to do what exactly? cheryl: toyota investing some $500 million into Über so the two can work together on self-driving vehicles. the focus is going to be improving safety and lowering transportation costs. the xan said Über will integrate self-driving technology into toyota's minivan for use in Über ride hailing netw

welch's daughter was one of one hundred sixty six people killed in the timothy mcveigh bombing of oklahoma city. one night about a year later he woke up in the morning and he had this dream and his daughter julie was there telling him dad had he murdered me are you going to let him murder whole family. this year also saw the high price people paid for putting their lives on hold as they waited for an execution. we start finding out what murder victims' families go through if you decide to say look i want that man executed it would take fifteen twenty years as much longer for it actually to happen and we just saw the effects that this had on these family members we saw it destroying their lives . joined me every thursday on the alex island show and i was speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see that. the response to the two thousand and eight crisis was that the global bankers got together they were a architect of the global financial system to a standard a ten time the impact financial crisis in the future they did nothing however to undercut the abil

and i took it to julia, and i was like, should i go to oklahoma city?ne has on american palates, and people are increasingly exploring new flavors. number five, this immigrant story in oakland. tell us about this restaurant and how an immigrant brought their experience to this country. >> yes. this is an amazing story. the chef was born in a refugee camp in thailand and came to this country, settled in texas and then in the bay area, and then when she was in her 20s, went back to cambodia where her parents had fled from the genocide of the '70s, and tasted the food there and was like, oh, this is what i grew up eating, i need to cook this food in a restaurant, then came back and opened her spot and now it's on our list of the best restaurants in america. >> you also check menu and food trends. what are you finding? >> well, we're finding, except for our number one restaurant, nonesuch, which is a tasting menu, that a lot of chefs have sort of stepped away from that more formal tasting menu format, and they're just cooking what they love. i mean, one of

i met my wife because she prosecuted the oklahoma city bombing. dan was talking to her and i walked up and i said come i kind of interrupted and introduced my wife and said david gregory with nbc and she looked up and said hi. and darted talking to dan abram journalist. >> you mentioned that lincoln took cases not always on the side of their practicing attorney. when he ran for some of his representations used against them in the political battle along the lines of hey, you represent slaveowners. >> that's a great question. the answer is not as far as i know. that would be certainly, even tim kaine in this election was criticized for that. but i think that -- i don't think that there was anything more specifically there was a question of who he represented that came back to haunt him. i will just tell you that peachy didn't do him favors in life later. became kind of the ne'er-do-well and his brother ended up getting charged with murder as well and he was also acquitted in 1885 and when his brother was charged him everyone started talking about ag

the top spot went to an oklahoma city restaurant. and ellie in mt. pleasant, they made it into the top 50. >> very impressive. of course rosa's luxury in 2014. >> and unlike rosa's, they do take reservation. but good luck getting them now. >> that's exactly right. off going be better to oklahoma city. >>> coming up, a local couple gets several billsai in the for something they never ordered or even signed up for, for that chtter. they r out to nbc 4 responds for help. >> consumer reporter susan hogan joins us in the studio with thr story and whatei (sound of footsteps) ou of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >>> we've been talking an awful lot about t effort to ditch plastic straws. big companies like starbucks have signed on. but there's a new battle brewing in our country now. and it has to do with balloons. and it's a similar eyissue. e bright and fun and kids love them. but when they're released, they e sometimes wind up in

he w being held in tucson, but now he's in oklahoma city. nassar was assaulted by fellow prisoners there. he's not only serving time for child pornography but facing up to 175 years for molesting girls. >>> officials are worriedut a harmful angel in lake the algae can cause skin rashes and stomach illnesses as well as breathing problems. > >>>. ♪ >>> callaloo kids promot cultural understanding and social awareness for toddlers and kos up 7 years old. the founders are from d.c. and graduated fro the duke ellington school of the arts. >>> 4 doo 50 right now. a warning this morning as kids head back toschool. >>> the i-team reveals thousands of traffic violations in local school zones in the past three years have happened. >> reporter: in the coming dwas when the kids return to the school crosswalks, we expect drivers to slow down or drive more carefully. a review of police and traffic records by the news 4 i-team shows the fast rising number of violations in virginia, d.c. and marylund, ing hundreds of violations in prince george's and montgom

host: beverly calling from oklahoma city, oklahoma on the democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to say thank you, anna, for being on the show. i appreciate c-span for allowing us to have a voice. i'm concerned about a couple of things in regards to the foreign moneys coming in. doesw for a fact that it end up skewing our policies. that they are being legitimate and who do you think in the past couple of in tohas more money come support either the republican or the democratic party? i'm curious to know how much money actually came in under both parties. wherest curious to see the money's are coming in -- the which are coming in, party more for. it's on aot of times, specific piece of legislation, that doesn't necessarily translate to something political. interfering in elections is still problematic under u.s. law. foreign nationals are prohibited from contributing to u.s. political campaigns. that's not necessarily something we can track, not necessarily something we know whether it is happening. under fara, it is more so on certain issues. can'

last month oklahoma city traded anthony to atlanta which bought out his contract and made him a freed will still get the more than $25 million owed to him by the thunder, but the move also means a reunification with former knicks coach mike d' antony. let's go to troubling news out of major league base bald. martin's stint on the disabled list is due to a battle with a life-threatening bacterialual infection. the team said he is slowly recovering adding that progress will be measured in weeks, not days. we hope he has a speedy recovery. go to atlanta where braves outfielder lead off both came of yesterday's doubleheader against the marlins with a home run. atlanta has a one-game lead atop the nl east. finally we head to the bronx, even with the season. they defeat their cross-town rivals last night getting behind the pitcher's 12 strikeouts and five home runs, including back to back, jacks in the seventh inning. they beat the yankees, 8-5, but it is all for nothing i guess. >> still ahead, more on the escalating feud between president trump and omarosa. what the former white house ai

going to bob joining us from oklahoma city. caller: hi, this is unfair to us because still workers -- civil workers are getting them pay raises, the corporate taxes go we have to pay more so we should get a pay raise breed 2% is the minimum pay raise and so that is my comment. host: thank you. sandy pointing out that when congressmen like paul ryan rowe receive a congressional pension of about $85,000 per year at the age of 50 for the rest of his life but is doing everything possible to take social security benefits from the working class is why we have had it with the hypocrites. another tweet, i am surprised that federal workers are calling gained when they are on the job. an example of why they deserve pay freezes. and your reaction to the president's decision yesterday caller: sir, i am upset by a. it.pset by we can have mr. moore come up and say the economy is shining and then this one, all we need to cut back on millions of workers to get them to save money. the properties i've seen and the republican party over the last

welch's daughter was one of one hundred sixty six people killed in the timothy mcveigh bombing of oklahoma city. one night about a year later he woke up in the morning and he had this dream and his daughter julie was there telling him dad dad he murdered me are you going to let him murder whole family. this year also saw the high price people paid for putting their lives on hold as they waited for an execution. we start finding out what murder victims' families go through if you decide to say look at i want that man executed it would take fifteen twenty years as much longer for it actually to happen and we just saw the effects that this had on these family members we saw it destroying their lives . they're not going to. be able to get. a response to the two thousand and eight crisis was that the global bankers got together they really architect the global financial system to a standard a ten time the impact financial crisis in the future they did nothing however to undercut the ability for the bad actors the global banks to increase their balance sheets in the leverage by ten times and now here

. >>> the warriors will get their championship rings against oklahoma city in the season open or october 16th. >>> golden state will host lebron james and the lakers on christmas night. >>> tomorrow the 49ers will open their preseason schedule at home against the cowboys. it will be the first game at levi's for the rookies. dj reed claims he's never even seen the field! >> honestly i haven't seen it. [ laughter ] >> yeah, this is it. [ laughter ] >> i honestly don't. i haven't been in the stadium yet. >>> and the 49ers will wear no. 87 on the back of their helmets to honor dwight clark who passed away in june. on october 21st, they will unveil a statue of two guys, clark and joe montana outside of levi's to honor them. and it will be a distance of 23 feet. that was the length of the throw from montana to dwight clark. >> that's gonna be a big one! >> never forget that one. >> yeah, it's a great tribute. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength o

just daughter was one of one hundred sixty six people killed in the timothy mcveigh bombing of oklahoma city. one night about a year later he woke up in the morning and he had this dream and his daughter julie was there telling him dad dad he murdered me are you going to let him murder whole family. also saw the high price people paid for putting their lives on hold as they waited for an execution. we start finding out what murder victims' families go through if you decide to say look i want that man executed it would take fifteen twenty years as much longer for it actually to happen and we just saw the effects that this had on these family members we saw it destroying their lives. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long for the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent lies last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a t

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oklahoma city was hit particularly hard. >>> overseas now, rescue crews looking for survivors worked through the night at the site of a collapsed bridge in genoa, italy. at least 35 people were killed when a 51-year-old highway bridge crumbled yesterday. large portions of the bridge slammed into two warehouses and onto train tracks. dozens of cars and trucks ended up in a heap of concrete. the bridge collapsed during a torrential rain during midday traffic. it's unclear what caused the collapse and officials say the death toll may rise. >>> british counterterrorism police raided three places in central england after a car slammed into a bridge near the parliament. the driver is on suspicion of committing a terrorist act, but police say he's not cooperating. he apparently traveled monday night, drove around all tuesday before crashing into barriers. >>> coming up, a woman becomes the youngest face transplant recipient. >>> and secret shopper. a little girl uses her mother's amazon account and goes on a shopping spree. this is the "cbs morning news." mother's amazon account and goes on

the next one went to oklahoma city restaurant and the three restaurants inside t line hotel and adams morgan madpthe 50. it's been four years since d.c. snagged a coveted title. >> rose's luxury in 2014. >> love to see the love for d.c. restaurants. >>> the washington redskins can check train og camff their to do-list for the season. they wrapped up in richmond now they can focus on the g preseasoame against the new york ts. e game is at fedex field kicking off at 8:00 p.m. >>> a lot of football fans consider watching a game with a cold beer a tradition. >> cleveland brown fans consider it a tradion but are holding out. there are dozens of bud light bottles chained up. beer lovers a crying over this. the fridges will only belo ed when or if the teams win. they haven't won a game since christmas eve 2016. >> didn't know it was that >> yeah, bad. good incentive. glass.k the need something. >> free the beer! >> need something after a loss like that. >>> howkebout this. n the ceiling and blood on the floor. >> what? >> a man in northern virginia said he found his multimillion dollar home

we had heavy rain in oklahoma city last night.ow that rain threat is moving into areas of missouri, illinois and eventually from chicago to . indianapol that will be later this afternoon towards this evening. here is the rainfall fore it's not all that high, but fort smith, a lot of rain yesterday in the ozarks. a chance for a little more there. maybe an inch of rain possible from evansville to dianapolis. will be isolated. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> so, we finally get a dry day and a nice summer-like day, too. temperatures in the upper 80s low 90s in many areas of the hest coast. especially northeast. there is your chance of showers and thunderstorms threat fromo chicagot. louis. and also watch out in south dakota. >>> temperatures will be very summer-like. it's either soggy and warm sounds like august and feels like >> thank you so much, bill. >>> a family at newark librpty t had more fun traveling than they bargained for. a dance battle erupted. tsa officer

the number one pick was nonesuch in oklahoma city followed by restaurants in washington, d.c., brooklyn, and los angeles. >> new places to try. >>> if you've been wanting to ride the smart train this weekend is a god tiod time beca it's free. >>> a potentially worldwide atm attack in the next few days. we are learning how you can protect yourself. >>> some people say the number one problem in san francisco is number two. get it. hundreds of >>> good morning, south bay. >>s is "abc 7 mornings." >>> welcome to wednesday, august 15th. it is 5:00 a.m. >> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist drew tuma in for mike nicco. hi, drew. >> good morning. we're trackingromteetredidon c s time yesterday. visibility is down to seven miles, but this time yesterday we were down to one mile. not as foggy as it was yesterday morning. outside, a live look from our exploratorium camera. gray skies overhead, a lot of us waking up to cloud cover. like yesterday the cloud cover coast. by 4:00 we will see sunnier skies prevailing away from the coast, but it is cool for

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the warriors begin october 16th when they host the oklahoma city thunder. the norm, the warriors will play the marquee game christmas day. this year they play at home against lebron james and the l.a. lakers. the santa clara county sheriff s department is joining the lip sync challenge. imberlake )s - >>> santa claranc challenge. the challenge began last month taking law enforcement departments across the country by storm. here in the bay area, the san francisco police department, the san mateo sheriff's office posted their own and they are rocking it. >> new song, old car. >> that was good. >> good for them. we appreciate it. >> we got some relief coming our way, jeff. >> yeah, we do. the smoke that everybody has been complaining about, of course, it's been bad for our health. looks like tomorrow night into friday we should see that smoke kick out of here. we'll be left with some haze. it's going to increase the fire danger, unfortunately. we have a red flag warning from the mendocino complex all the way up to the carr fire. next week, looks look some 80s

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we had heavy rain in oklahoma city last night. now that rain threat is moving into areas of missouri, illinois and eventually from chicago to indianapolis. that will be later this afternoon towards this evening. here is the rainfall forecast. it's not all that high, but fort smith, a lot of rain yesterday in the ozarks. a chance for a little more there. maybe an inch of rain possible from evansville to showers and thunderstorms threat from chicago to st. louis. and also watch out in south dakota. >>> temperatures will be very summer-like. it's either soggy and warm sounds like august and feels like it, too. >> thank you so much, bill. >>> a family at newark liberty airport had more fun bgained fo. a dance battle erupted. tsa officer joshua mccaul was getting the family through security. one of the three children started busting up in dance moves. then he challenged the airport worker. the new jersey director of tsa says mccaul was all too happy to accept and kept the family flying safe. >> a dozen people missed their flight becaus

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. >> good morning, michael. 140 emergency calls. 32 of them in oklahoma city alone. re than 8 inches of rain reported just overnight in independence, kansas. flash flooding forcing powerful water rescues in oklahoma. babies being carried to safety in oklahoma city. this firefighter neck deep in water, piggybacking a man out of the floods. cars swallowed in the water-filled streets. >> we pulled in. it was already over the top of her car. ing dead. told her to pull in c >> reporter: more than five inches of rain falling in just four hours, sending creeks and rivers over their banks. the wettest august day in oklahoma city's recorded history. and in parts of pennsylvania and new york, a fourth straight day of heavy rains and flash flooding. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: this camper washed down the river in bloomsfield, churning rapids through already rolling neighborhoods. we've got this abundant low level moisture fueling these storms right there in missouri, parts of kansas and even arkansas. as these move to the north and east we'll end up with more in the northeast. t

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louis, kansas city to oklahoma city. for the west we stay dry and hot. all those fires are causing smoke problems and reduced air quality hazing conditions and low visibility. i'm meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the first app approved for pregnancy prevention. >>> the desperate search for a missing teenager in arizona. why investigators think she could be in when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> a dramatic water chase lay out on mexico's pacific coast. those are drug traffickers there trying to outrun a military helicopter in mexico when their boat runs aground. authorities seized more than two tons of cocaine. the street value into the hundreds of millions of dollars. so far police have only made one arrest. >> they have their work cut out for them. >>> turning to the parents of a missing phoenix woman. who are hoping someone can help bring their daughter home. 19-year-old kiera bergman hasn't been seen since she lef

oklahoma city was hit with heavy rain, gusty winds, hail, and flooding. dozens of drivers were trapped in fast-moving flood waters and had to be rescued. cmesowes aromre submerged underwater. emergency crews had to help a family, including two young children, who were trapped in floodwaters. now for a look at your weather on this wednesday morning. ♪ >>> good morning. well, more showers and thunderstorms likely to hit tulsa, oklahoma, with the heaviest storms leaning toward the northeast and out of the way. for the northeast, clear for today. showers and thunderstorms in the northern portions of vermont and new hampshire. thursday through saturday, another round of drenching showers. with the potential of flash flooding. hazy sunshine and smoky for the northwest. late in the work week, additional showers for the center part of the country and encompassing the east coast. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the new girl scout cookies just revealed. >> i'm so excited. >>> also ahead, a survival story. a couple trapped in an ice cave

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thousands are without power in oklahoma city. stranded dozens of drivers in their cars. first responders had to rescue a family, including two children from fast-moving floodwaters. >>> a fast-moving storm system moved through kansas city. you can see the sky dark. states of emergencies have been declared in parts of new jersey, and the empire state. eight inches of rain fell in brick, new jersey in just hours, forcing evacuations to the town. accuweather's paul williams finally earning his keep, shall we say? good morning. >> good morning, kendis, maggie. more rain is going to hit tulsa. more rain is going to hit tulsa. but the heaviest of the storms will begin to lift towards the northeast and out of the way. however, speaking of the northeast, hot along the i-95 corridor. but more showers for new york, new hampshire and maine. but by the time we get to thursday going to sunday, another round of heavy rain producing flash flooding. hot and steamy for the majority of the country. >> our thanks to paul. >>> yosemite national park

first we went to oklahoma city, then to shaney, then to lawton, which is the home of fort sil, which is the number one area in the world for ar till tri, and we did our thing there all the time. he was campaigning for me, a guy who couldn't win. we went from there to altas air force base, and that is one still one of the top training bases, and we now train k-17 and kc-125's. as a matter of fact, because of john, we'll be flying the kc-46. of course, this is long before that. but, anyway, we worked and ended up in bartelville and hosted a fundraiser with the n.r.a. i guess he wanted to spend more time in the plane because he came back two weeks later and we also did the same thing. now, there was no reason for him to do that. we hardly knew each other when we started. we got to know each other when we were up there in that heat. nevertheless, he was there. and you always remember people who help you when nobody else will. you can say a lot of things about john mccain. you will hear a lot about him and you will hear a lot more. what's never in dispute john mccain was a fighter, he was

the accident happened this morning about an hour and a half north of oklahoma city.thorities say three adults and two children on board died on impact. police have not released the names and are still investigating what caused the plane to go down. >> 18 people have died after a russian helicopter crashes right after takeoff in siberia. investigators say the chopper blades collided with another helicopter. there were 15 passengers and three crew members on board. everyone aboard died in the crash. the russian airline that owns the chopper says it was manufactured in 2010 and the captain was highly experienced. the other helicopter in today's incident landed safety -- safely. >> an american woman forcibly removed from a korean flight to sfo. in this video you can see several security officers drag her down the aisle of the plane. the passenger was also screaming at korean air had stolen her password. the incident delayed the flight for an hour and 40 minutes. >>at an oakland bart station. what police say started the incident that left two men injured. >> and avid bicy

severe flash flooding in oklahoma city, as well. look at the images. first responders carrying people through water. flood warnings as the system moves east just in time for the end of this week. let's get to rob marciano, tracking it live along the west side highway here in new york tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. we have some strong thunderstorms to our north in new england and across illinois and indiana. those storms that created flooding in arkansas andwaning still have flood watches up.ov moow, g to me much to flood. it was dry here today, but it was hot and heat advisories are up for new york city. the humidity is also going to crank the next couple of days and that will load up the atmosphere for the potential of more torrential rains. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> and overseas tonight, and we do have new reporting here in that deadly bridge collapse in genoa, italy. dozens of vehicles plunging nearly 150 feet to the ground, and there are concerns this evening that more of that bridge could now fall. hundreds of nearby residents evac

in -- newsboys in oklahoma city. this is "the saturday evening post" advertising the sachsen automobile. if you look really closely, you might think that is the white house. if you look even more closely, that could be president woodrow wilson driving the car, driving the automobile in a stately fashion toward a brighter and more prosperous future. the other thing i find erotic -- about ironic is talk sachsen supremacy, referring to the automobile. but of course, wilson was also a believer in anglo-saxon supremacy. he introduced jim crow into the government. this gets at what i wanted to talk about it today in terms of who's democracy is it. propelled african-americans for the first time, in a big way, out of the south. this was the beginning of the big migration. there was all this business in the north manufacturing goods for europeans. and the flow of immigrants into the united states from europe had been totally cut off by the war. 1.4 million immigrants had oh -- had entered the u.s. the of before the war. by 19

severe flash flooding in oklahoma city, as well. look at the images, first responders there carrying people through water several feet deep to safety. flood warnings tonight as this system now moves east just in time for the end of this week. let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano, tracking it. he's live along the west side highway here in new york tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. we have some strong thunderstorms to our north in new england and across illinois and indiana. those storms that created flooding in arkansas and oklahoma are waning a bit, but still have flood watches up. and the next couple of hours will be an anxious one. the system moves to the east, to the tennessee and ohio valleys. tomorrow, cincinnati, louisville, could get rough for you guys. and then into the northeast flood zone where it's not going to take much to flood. it was dry here, thankfully, today, but it was hot, and heat advisories are up for new york city. the humidity is also going to crank the next couple of days and that will load

and we first went to oklahoma city and then to shawnee where he visited the vietnam memorial at that time, then we flew to lawton. lawton happens to be the home of fort sill, the number one area in the whole world for artillery, and we did our thing there, and all the time he was campaigning for me, a guy who couldn't win. we went from there to altus air force base, that was one that is still actually one of the real top training bases, and we now train c-17's, kc's. and a lot of it due to john and several of us on the committee, we're flying the -- we will be flying the kc-46, and, of course, this is long before that. but anyway, we worked and ended up with-- in bartelsville and hosting a fundraiser for me with the n.r.a. who is there now. i know that he, i guess, wanted to spend more time on the plane and came back two weeks later and we also did the same thing. there's no reason for him to do that because we hardly knew each other when it started. we got to know each other better in all of that heat, but he, nevertheless, he was there and you always remember people who help you wh

houston actually lived at this time she lived in oklahoma city. in houston, and 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 there being more freedom in oklahoma. so there is an establishment of black towns. she was an educator and opened a school and she taught school in oklahoma and in tulsa issues there doing during the tulsa bombing. she writes i thank god on this day to not have a son. because if i had a son i would have sent out to war. as the bombs rained down the first city that american planes actually bombed, she was prepared, in her mind to resist. in her thinking god was a statement of that. on one hand you have this woman who in my mind is a warrior ready to go to war. on the other hand you have her being a warrior resisting the notion that so much of the world used to justify enslavement of black people. if you can get rid of the history of black people the nucleus label. then there no more than horses or cattle. >> host: you also print first-

go back, guys to my talk on oklahoma city. right. when i said to you that for many people in oklahoma city the bombings ripped away particularly for conservative evangelical the bombing rips away this elusion of secularity and behind it there's this teaming world of angels and angels the presence of angels is everywhere in the culture of the time, right. angels bringing the children up to heaven. i mentioned to you the newspaper with, shimmering insulation and people drawing lines to angels. this notion of an enchanted world with all these powers is, is really, really important. and it's not so hard for us to think about. we don't think all space and all time is the same. there are powerful places. sacred places, sacred times, a good and simple but not simplistic definition of the sacred space. any place that's capable of being defiled or desecrated despite definition sacred. we don't think about a parking lot at a supermarket in the same way we think about gettysburg or the space here. so i think that's a really, really important pa

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i used to work with the anchorwoman in oklahoma city.id tell her we work hard to go to the beach and the mountains. >> i think she would say yes. thank you though. >>> the northbay explorer is bringing the ocean to live with virtual reality technology. >>> the weekend forecast is coming up. we will have the details on that. there is also bad news for the firefighters. that is coming up. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge. we will be right back. >>> this driver will be filing a claim for rhinocerous damage.. after the massive animal small s-u-v at a go ahead and try explaining this to your insurance agent. good thing they got this on tape. they will file a claim for rhinoceros damage. it attacked their suv in mexico. no one was hurt. >> there is some grass over here. >>> can you take care of that? >> this neighborhood in boise was well mowed. goats went through a fence and started to eat everything in sight but that is what they do. they do it for a living. they are professional weed eaters. they are owned by a company called we

when i said to you for many people in oklahoma city the bombing rips away, particularly for there is this teaming world of angels. it was everywhere. in the culture of the time, angels bringing children to heaven, the newspaper with the shimmering insulation and people drawing lines to angels. this idea of a enchanted world with powers is important. it is not hard for us to think about it. we do not think that all space and time is the same. there are powerful places and sacred places and sacred times, good and simple and not simplistic definitions of the sacred space. any space is possible to be desolated is sacred. we do not think a parking lot is equal to gettysburg or the space here. this is a really important part of all of this, one other thing i was thinking about, i have heard steve do this lecture and it gets better every time and i keep falling in here the same way. i am glad i can sit back and think rationally and above conspiratorial thinking and then the conversations we both have about the kennedy assassination, and i believe that all is well that did not act alone.