thompson: on april 19, 1995, gulf war veran timothy mcveigh detonated a truck bomb in front of the oklahoma cityuilding. scores were killed. for you, what are the lessons that we should know today about? oklahoma c >> i think it's not only oklahoma city, it's lessons thate've been learning about lone wolf terrorism. it doesn't take a largega zation to cause mass casualty. >> thompson: kerry mye was an fbi bomb tech who investigated the oklahoma city bombing. i show myers the crime scene photos from the atomwaffen apartment.e >> do we hose-ups of that? >> thompson: i don't know, let me look. they document a de range of explosives, including some ofng the same idients used by mcveigh in his oklahoma city attack. >> they were making bombs. this is a bomb mak's workshop. there's the cooler. i haisthe hmtd. this is actuallycaused them the most concern, and rightfully so. hmtd is not very common, it has to be handmade-- it requires a process and you have to be sophisticated. >> thompson: and how powerful is that? i mean, is this something... >> it goes off about 1feet per second. it's probably more po

for you, what are the lessons that we should know about oklahoma city?k it's not on oklahoma city, it's lessons that we've been learning about lone wolf terrorism. it doesn't take a large organization to cause mass casualty. >> tmpson: kerry myers was a fbi bomb tech who investigated the oklahoma city bombing. i show myers the crime scene photos from the atomwaffen apartment. >> do we have close-ups of that? >> thompson: i don't know, let me look. they document a wide range of explosives, including some of the same ingredients used by veigh in his oklahoma ci attack. >> they were making bombs. hois is a bomb maker's wor there's the cooler. this is the hmtd. this is actually what caused them the most concern, and rightfully so. hmtd is not very common, it has to be handmade-- it requires a process and you have to be sophisticated. >> thompson: and how powerful is that? i mean, is this something...go >> i off about 14,000 feet per second. it's probably more powerful than monium nitrate. they could make a car bomb... tif these materials were together correc

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i-35 from minneapolis to oklahoma city looks pretty bad. we are going to see the possibility of whiteout conditions. it's an area you might just want to avoid if you can today, willie. >> another day inside with the family for some folks there. dylan, thanks very much. we'll get to the rest of the country's forecast in a minute. >>> meanwhile, president trump is declaring a done deal on a new policy towards migrants seeking asylum in the united states. the president tweeting overnight that the migrants would have to remain in mexico while awaiting a hearing in the u.s. it would mark a change in policy, but the incoming mexican administration says there is no deal yet. nbc's white house correspondent kelly o'donnell is traveling with the president in florida. she's near his estate in west palm beach. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. the president appears to be getting ahead of himself using his twitter feed to try to publicly close the deal on this immigration plan, but the trouble is the newly elected mexican administ

let's get more on this knowledge owned by a democratic strategist and she's joining us live from oklahoma city very good to have you with us all and they are so how important is the recount process godless of what the final results will be what is at stake here. well if we look at what happened in the presidential election in two thousand when we did have a recount for the race between al gore and president bush it really comes down to ensuring that everybody's vote counts that everybody have the opportunity regardless of what the outcome is should a recount be conducted in florida and in georgia. it is really a matter of ensuring that the democratic process is carried through and that we that there is no question as to the legitimacy of any of these elections this cycle doesn't matter to that the president seems to be questioning the legitimacy of the recount he doesn't support what he tweeted trying to steal two bigger lections of the through our to watching closely. i think it does matter. it shows that the president and the republican leadership are not willing to. have a hands off approac

its oklahoma city and the suburbs around oklahoma city. yes, it's oklahoma. 41% minority or mixed-race population there. it's the state capital. some things, it is not just your typical southern district. wow. i didn't expect this. , she's an attorney. this is a district that mitt romney beat president obama by 18 points. trump beat hillary by 13 points there. say, there'sing to going to be a race that surprises you, i will confess that that wouldn't have been where i would've picked. the underperforming early in the evening was something that had our heads scratching. governors, it was a good night for democrats. there are still races that are the one int between, alaska, the open seat where the independent was running and he dropped out. that is very close. the other is the open seat in connecticut. finally, georgia. forquestion is, does it go a runoff on december 4? it's a close call. campaign, werams were on a conference call with her folks over the weekend. trying to winly without a runoff. they thought it was possible because a liber

and the suburbs around oklahoma city.t is oklahoma, but it has a 41% either minority or mixed race population there and you know, it is the state capital, and it has universities. it has things so it is not just your typical southern district. but wow. i did not expect this. kendra horn. she is an attorney, and this is a district that mitt romney beat president obama by 18 points. that trump beat hillary by 18 3 points there. if you are going to say that there would be a race that surprises you. i will confess, that would not be where i would pick. the underperforming in the evening was something that we had our head scratching. this was a good night for democrats. -- the governors, that was a good night for democrats. there are still three races that are uncalled, but the one in alaska, the open seat where the independent was running and then he dropped out. that is close. the other is the open seat in connecticut. and then finally the georgia, and you know, the question is does it go for a runoff on december 4? it is a

i was just watching the interview with the member elected in oklahoma city. like the democratic bench is so much fuller today. >> what should republicans do about that when it comes to the next two years and women and matching what democrats were able to do as alice pointed out? >> what was interesting in this cycle is democrats were able to make an argument that their candidates were representative of the country. when this next congress gavels it in, it will be representative of the country. the first native women ever elected to congress, which is pretty stunning. >> we have one joining us later. and so in many ways, that was, while maybe not explicitly, an ideological grapple with trump. who are we as americans? who do we represent? what republicans have to do as we approach 2020 is make a decision. will they continue to double and triple down on a messaging that we are the aggrieved white party versus everyone else, or will it be a broader tent? you did have the first woman governor elected in south dakota, the first woman senator in tennessee, republica

clouds are gone now, you'll see better conditions, look at the temperatures here, kansas city, 17, oklahoma city at 19 degrees, 17 chicago, 17 milwaukie, this is really cold for this time of the year. they're well below average. we've been running a little bit above average on the temperatquality is better today, it in the unhealt not as bad into a pattern, there are hints when way, it's out to thanksgiving, next week there are scenes of a it back a day. as a wise manner once said, all signs fail in dry weather. when you're locked in for six or seven weeks, you need a major pattern change to change things around. 20s, 30s and 40s on the temperatures, a lot of 30s, 40s around santa cruz and capatola, 30s and 40s in santa clara and campbell. there's one rtbreeze in sunset north for everybody. that includes in elevations in the north bay, including atlas peak and the delta where we're seeing a northerly breeze for some, vacaville has turned west, the know is out of the north, northeast and lake tahoe, you're seeing teens and 20s on the temperatures here, not as many high clouds today, a warme and 6

draymond green hopes to return when the oklahoma city thunder are in town wednesday night. >> >>> 817cecar driver will have surgery after this happened. a scary crash in china. the teenager from germany lost control going 170 miles an hour. the car flu into an observer's stand. fractured her spine. the car hit some photographers and race marshals. there were four others that went to the hospital. they are all expected to be okay. >> that's incredible. >> yes. i'm glad she's going to be okay. 4 28. i race against time in butte county. coming up, the potential problems facing the victims. >>> i'm totally in favor of free press -- fair press when it's vague -- >> who gets to decide what's fair and what's not -- >> fake nwatch as president trump tried to defend his comments about the news media. >>> fox2news this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning it's monday, novemb cook. -- dave clark. >>> and i'

. >> world trade center was a huge event for us, oklahoma city bombing, hurricane turena -- katrina. -- katrina. huge event for us. in terms of the totality of damage, the amount of homes destroyed and the impact on the team, specifically to the team members, what they had to do how much work, significant. >> reporter: thanksgiving was spent in the fire zone. the return home meant it was time to reconnect with families while they were thinking of others. >> i was with them as we were sifting through human remains and running the human remains detection dogs all week, nice to bring closure tasome of the families -- to some of the families. >> reporter: the heroes also came on four legs. he was faced with the grim task along with his handler. >> i was very proud of george on the first day, the second house we searched he hurt his back leg. and he got sutures. on the second house. and he kept going like a trooper. we worked 7 days searching. >> reporter: they treated all the k-9s after every shift. the group always needs donations. he said living in paradise always came with risks and t

oklahoma city stomped the warriors 123-95. the warriors have lost six of their last eight games. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> ok. let's take you outside. that's a live look at the san mateo bridge, you can see ice rainy. there's even drons the camera. is that the way it's going to > rainfall moving through contra costa county. we keep that until about 7:00 in the morning. we get a break through the day on thanksgiving and then by 6:00 to about 10:00 tomorrow night, it looks like rain. the lower elevations we could see one and a half plus for the higher elevations. we guy out this weekend and next tuesday and wednesday, a slight chance of showers. if you're going north watch out for flash flood watches and going to the east, a winter storm warning. stay safe on the roads and all will be good tomorrow. >> for those

we have never really d delivereded a divisive s stop to this. >> because we don'tt understand oklahoma citybeing an outgrowth of an organized movement that has been around for decades, that is modeling the military, that is involving military members, thatat the auauthoritities have never realy been able to put a stop to it. >> that's right. the military response to whihite power activism m like the couout response and the policice respoe to white power activism, reflects the many ways our society has not been prepared to deal with this kind of movement. juan: that was professor catherine belew speaking with a.c. thompson. why is it then the military and the federal government, its counterterrorism e efforts, plps suchch little attention of the billions of dollars they spend in dealingerrorists with home-grown,n, right-wingg extremist terrorists? >> that is a great question. i don't think anyone really knows the full answerer to that. one thing wewe should say, there is been more aggressive action from the fbi and the department of justice recently on this front. so we saw a wise up or invo

oklahoma city stomps the warriors 123-95. the warriors have lost 6 of the last 8 games. >> nice for the kids to have a break. >> would have been nice to have them win, though. >>> nbc7 investigates, an excessive video. >>> it's snowing in the mountains. what it means if you're expected at tahoe. we'll talk about that at 4:45. c police use of force. when is it appropriate? when does it cross the line? >>> it's become one of the most contentious issues of time, police use of force. when is it appropriate, when does it cross the line? >> stephen stock spent the last four months asking those very questions. >> was it excessive or even necessary? that's the question we asked when a viewer sent us this video of san jose police officers tackling a man who appeared to be having a mental crisis. we showed the video to several local experts in police training and procedure, including a retired judge and former san jose independent police auditor. >> this officer went over the top in my view. he used at least half a dozen punches to the

. >> the world trade center was a huge event and the oklahoma city bombing and hurricane katrina. we will have to see where this fits. in terms of the totality of damage of the amount of homes destroyed and the impact on the team, specifically to the team members -- what they had to do and how much work they had -- it was significant. >> thanksgiving for many was spent in the fire zone and returning home and it was time to reconnect with their families while they were thinking of others. >> i was on the search team as we sifted through the debris all week. it was nice to bring some closure for some of the families.>>reporter: rob malcolm, ktvu fox2news. >>> a number of people are calling for a boycott of the san francisco giants. the controversy of the team's owners. >>> first, an update on the embattled football player, ruben foster. the latest on his arrest before the game in tampa and how the 49ers are responding. >>> back to mornings on 2. the 49ers back this morning after the buccaneers blew them out 27- 9. the 49ers have five games left and now they will play without foster.

. >> a fire at the hollywood is oklahoma city construction project. investigators say dna oefd led them to dustin bellinger. he also goes by faheem bay on facebook. investigators are also looking for another suspect. >> on this thanksgiving, it's not just about friends and family. >> yeah. many people spent the day with co-workers and friends. lu lu tan has more. >> reporter: call it a lifeline. cars in formation since 8:00 this morning to grab meals and go to people in need. >> it's really an outpouring of generosity and good will and i love this day because i've watched families and children and the families grow up delivering. >> reporter: like 12-year-old mazy. her favorite part is connecting to other people who wouldn't otherwise have visitors. >> they're awesome and it's nice to meet these people. >> about a hundred volunteer drivers will come through this line picking up a gift and go to this station to collect males to go out to families in the bay area. >> you, i don't know. >> reporter: this is one of them. >> i lost about 20 pounds. >> she'

and a local man nearly killed in a horrific car crash was in town this week as the voice of the oklahoma city thunder. the inspiring story of chris fisher next on gameday. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ . >>> a nasa spacecraft is about to make an attempted landing on mars. >> reporter laura perez on what the insight lander will do if it survives. >> liftoff. >> reporter: scientists know exactly where they want to end up. it's the getting there and specifically the final moments of the trip that has them holding their breath. in the last 6 1/2 minutes as the insight lander plunges towards mars, they say the 800- pound spacecraft will have to drop from 12,300 miles per hour to 5 in order to safely land. it will take a lot of science like a supersonic parachute and then, franklin, a lot of luck as insight free falls before the reverse thrusters kick in. >> do we take the risk because it takes that risk to have that reward? the reward that has opened our understanding of worlds near and fagoes well and it's a big if because only 40% of mars missions have landed, insight will

blown out by okc on >>> the golden state warriors returned to the court after getting blown out by oklahoma city wednesday night. in the second quarter, warriors went on a 35-13 run against the portland trail blazers. kevin durant with the and one slam over jake. warriors were in complete control of the game winning 125-97. >>> the san jose sharks got off to a fast start against the vancouver canucks. the defenseman erik karlsson got his second goal of the season. the sharks had a 3-0 lead. thornton got his 750th assist since joining the team. the sharks went on to win the game, 4-0. >>> today was the day. tiger woods versus phil mickelson. after months of build-up, the two went head-to-head for 18 holes. arguably the two best golfers of the generation. pga tour wins b. on the 22nd and fourth playoff hole, phil mickelson sank the birdie putt to win the $9 million price. close but no cigar for tiger. >>> a warming holiday gesture for those in butte county impacted by the camp fire. we'll share it with you in a moment. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel

year.th on the hand, you saw oklahoma -- the suburbs wen so blue whether it was northern rginia, oklahoma cityseattle, you can name it. in that sense, i think we' een this metropolitan versus urban -- rural-urban divide shown across the country. robert: you think about the democrats, their strategy. does that mean they move for impeachment of president trump or try to work with him on infrastructure and other things? >> there's not going to be any impeachment. the leaders are not goi to let it happen unless mueller finds something to obviously gring unconstitution that that trump did that republicans would hop onboard too. the leaders just don't wt it. and what they're nervous about is the leaders who won in trump country, they ran on ae'essage of work with the presidents. they don't want to answer forn impeachment vote that can never get through the senate anyway. he's going to get removed from office. they're going to put a lot of capital in investigations of his finances, of the security clearance process in the whi house, or why the d.o.j. didn't defend the a.c.a., the hea bh carell in cou

. >> green trying to wake the warriors out of their slumber tonight against oklahoma city. the speech did not work. adams had 20 points, 11 rebounds including 7 offensive rebounds against him. okc up 13. make it 15. charged on the reverse jam. the warriors cut it to 4 in the 4th quarter. they had 0 answers. he had 32 points on 5 assists on downtown. warriors lose 123-95. their first full game losing streak in the steve kerr era. >> things will be better ahead. tough to get out of the log we are in but it is a group effort. >>> lebron james returned to cleveland as a member of the miami heat the fans booed him. tonight returned as a member of the lakers and the reaction slightly different. >> majority of the people here ... >> man, nothing but cheers tonight. in fact, they played a video tribute during one of the timeouts. he could not coast through this one. they were tied. about a minute to go. former warrior, mcghee, how about that, he got the go ahead bucket. lakers squeak by. they are 10-7 now on the season. how about college hoops, freshman williamson and top ranked ta

oklahoma state right n oklahoma city, 8. that's a l story of the day.her now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> this is about as cold as it gets for a sunny day in texa w temperaturl be in the 30s and 40s and the wind will be brisk coming out of the north. 'll watch rain and snow exiting quickly in the northeast today as we go throughout the morning. >>> and weot had atial for a nor'easter with more snow and rain in the east on friday. >>ng a lot gon. bill, thank you. monday night football was played in the bay area last night with ndres raging to the north and the south smoke in the air. the game still went on between niners.nts and new york down by 3 as eli manning connects with odell beckham, jr. right here. that would give the gias the lead.rt and in the fouh, the niners were up by three. manning hits sterling shepherd for the winning toudown. halfti score new york giants win 27-23. >> up next what's okethe d as congress gets back to work this morning and remembering the man behind marvel's incredibl creations.

in suburban centers, you can go outside of washington, new york, chicago, dallas, houston, oklahoma citykansas city, los angeles, and you find these little red spots that are now turning toward the blue. and president trump was very much repudiated in those places. it is this contradiction, i think, that's going to define this election. >> cheered and chastened. >> depending on where you sit, everybody is cheered and chastened. >> look at the governors races, very important. we just decided at abc news wisconsin has gone democratic, michigan has gone democrat irk, illinois, nevada democratic -- >> states that handed donald j. trump the presidency. >> exactly. >> kansas as well. >> kansas, now that was aberrant for various reasons. but still, quite remarkable. >> in some way dozen we start where we began? we're moving chips around on the board. we started with a divided kun true, and here we are again. >> divided not necessarily politically. it's this cultural division between us. between those of us who live in certain places and look at life a certain way, and those of us in other place

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it's basically oklahoma city and the suburbs immediately around oklahoma city. and it's actually oklahoma. but it has a 41% minority or mixed race population there it is the state capitol and. it is not just your typical southern kind of district. but wow. this was a meeting. she was an attorney. and this is a district that mitt romney beat president obama by 18 points. trump beat hillary by 13 points there. there is can be a race that surprises you. the underperforming early in the evening. we have our had scratching. the governors it was a good night for democrats. and there are three races that are uncalled. the independent was running. and then he dropped down. but that's very close. the others other is the open seat in connecticut. and then finally, the georgia in the question is does it go for a runoff run off on december 4 in it is a close call i know the abrams campaign we were on a conference call with her folks over the weekend, and they were really trying to win without a runoff. they thought was plausible. the libertarian was not getting anything. i

this is a photograph of boys in oklahoma city taken by a famous photographer. we will go to the next one now. this really is one of my favorite pictures, it is an ad from the saturday evening post, march 1917 advertising the saxon automobile. if you look really closely, you might think that is the white house. that looks very much like the white house up at the top of the hill and if you look even more closely, that could very well be president woodrow wilson driving the automobile in a stately fashion toward a brighter and more prosperous future. the other thing i find ironic about this ad is it talks about saxon supremacy referring to the automobile but of course wilson was also a believer and anglo-saxons. introduced jim crow into that federal government and they became segregated. this get that what i wanted to talk about today in terms of his democracy was it? the war propelled african- americans for the first time in a big way, this is the beginning of the great migration. one reason was manufacturing goods for the europeans and secondly a flow of immigra

it is oklahoma city and the suburbs around oklahoma city.is oklahoma, but it has a 41% either minority or mixed race population. it is the state capital, and it has universities. it has things so it is not just your typical southern district. wow. i did not expect this. -- she is an attorney, and this is a district that make -- that mitt romney beat obama by 18 points. trump beat hillary by 18 points there. say thate going to there would be a race that surprises you. where i would be pick. that the underperforming in the evening was something that we had our head scratching. this was a good night for democrats. there are still three races that -- thealled but between one in alaska, the open seat where the independent was running and then dropped out. that is close. the other is the open seat in connecticut. finally georgia, and the aestion is does it go for runoff on december 4? call, and i know campaign.' we were on a conference call with them over the weekend, and they were trying to win without a runoff. was plausiblet because the liberta

it's basically oklahoma city and the suburbs immediately around oklahoma city. and yes, it is oklahoma, but it has a 41% minority or mixed race population there and it is the state capital. it is not just your typical southern kind of district. but, wow. i do not expect this. , this was a eating -- beating. she was an attorney. and this is a district that mitt romney beat president obama by 18 points. trump beat hillary by 13 points there. if you are going to say, tell me a race that surprises you, i would confess this is not where i would have picked. the underperforming early in the evening was something that had us scratching our heads. the governors, it was a good night for democrats. and there are three races that are uncalled. the open seat in alaska where the independent was running but he dropped out. but that's very close. the others other is the open seat in connecticut. and then finally, the georgia in -- georgia, and the question is, does it go for a runoff run off on december 4? it is a close call. , we wererams campaign on a conference call with th

amarillo 26, oklahoma city 31. on the dak side in the plains, they're getting snow already in the panhandle and in texas that is heading to the ohio valley and the northeast. so the active pattern continues for them. and the unactive pattern continues for us as well. we have a few locations that are not offshore and most are, including in the oakland burglary hills. this is a little westerly component. the temperatures, some areas very cold this morning. there is american canyon and -- sitting at 50 degrees. 10 in truckee. nothing in seattle and portland. there is the airflow coming out of the north, northeast. that will give us 60s and 70s. the layer of smoke may take a couple degrees off the highs. >>> time is 7:21. for the first time in years, san francisco officials are reporting there are no large home campments in the city. but the city still has a big homeless problem. a camp city with ten or more tents large. two years ago there were about 25 camps. coalition on homelessness said there are likely the same t

traditionally republican suburban not only philadelphia and dc but red state big cities like houston and oklahoma city, you lost among suburban women, you lost among independents and in 3 key states that i think you remember pretty well, wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan, you lost both governor seats and the senate seats. >> are you ready? i won the senate and that's historic too because if you look at presidents in the white house it's almost never happened that you won a seat. we have 53 as opposed to 51 and we have 53 great senators in the u.s. senate. we won, that's a tremendous victory, nobody talks about that. that's far greater victory than it is for the other side. number two, i wasn't on the ballot. chris: wait, you kept saying -- >> i said look at me -- i have people and you see the polls how good they are, i have people that won't vote unless i'm on the ballot, okay, i wasn't on the ballot and almost everybody that i won, 10 out of 11, i won against president obama, oprah winfrey and michelle obama in a great state called georgia for the governor and it was all stacked against brian and i w

from dallas to oklahoma city, to kansas city, to beautiful south carolina.mid-term elections in 2014 had the lowest turnout in 70 years with 36.7% voters casting for the house. this year there were an estimated 113 million votes casts. that's pretty extraordinary. that easily surpasses the historic historic historical turnout by 40%. >> it's always great to have reality at this hour in the morning. >> reality and coffee. >>> white house press secretary announced the president will hold a news conference this morning in the east room. this is a very formal news conference. i predict the president will declare victory even though the reality as more votes are being counted -- >> how do you come up with that? >> because i am breathing air. we'll be right back. what do you look for when you trade? i want free access to research. yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolutely. do you just say

oklahoma city dominated in every phase of the game. stephen adams control the board.the warriors are currently the number five seed in the west. needless to say, it was a bleak postgame prep talk. >> we did not rebound well tonight. we got crushed. we didn't take care of the ball. we have to clean up all of that stuff and keep fighting. we will find our way out. >> we have to make this happen. i have confidence in everyone that we will make those better days happened. they won't just come out of nowhere. >> in the meantime, the return of the favorite son. lebron james, wonder what kind of welcome he got in a laker uniform. look at this. welcome home. >> welcome home lebron james. >> you can't boo him. he does not disappoint. 32 points and seven assists for lebron. the lakers take care of business. they were up three points late in the game. this was a 3-point shot. the lakers had a free throw. the cavaliers lost by four points to lebron and company. >>> meanwhile, you know about the gimmick that college has going on this time of the year. they travel all over and look

and lawrence, oklahoma city, bill clinton went there after the bombing and consoled the nation.eptember 11th president bush standing in the rubble saying i can hear you. and we have a president just sitting in his bathrobe during executive time tweeting out insults at the people of california. that's not leadership. >> congressman eric swalwell, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> tonight's last word is next. e >> tonight's last word is next not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. (avo) lisecond chances. you many but a subaru can. you guys ok? you alright? wow. (avo) eyesight with pre-collision braking. standard on the subaru ascent. presenting the all-new three-row subaru ascent. love is now bigger than ever. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die wait

it didn't work against oklahoma city. clay thompson was simply not hitting the shots. this is 9%.alf % from beyond the arc. dennis had 30 off the bench. worriers are 12-7. after their fourth straight loss. >> if you want to take a positive, this the first time we ever lost four games in a row. five years being here, that's pretty amazing if you really think about it.>> that is pretty amazing. time to show you the dunk of the night. check this out. texas versus north carolina. utes roach. getting way up and throwing it down. look at this down. he looks smaller than he has. he is six foot four. look at him go up over the camera. texas wins 92-89. i will be back at 11:20 with more sports. rubies is 39 and he is just on a tear this year. just like all that he was a first-round hall of famer. he can barely see over the line, but his passes don't get tipped at the line.>> so successful.>> thanks -- >>> the rain is coming down. a lot of umbrellas out there. that concept is going other parts of the area, join the downpour this evening.

>>> well, police in oklahoma city are investigating a terrifying incident inside an elementary school that sent several children to the hospital. >> a pitbull found its way inside the school and started attacking third and fourth graders before one hero teacher saved the day. here is abc's kayna whitworth. >> is it in the school? >> yes. >> yes. >> reporter: this police body cam footage showing the frantic moments -- >> get in the classroom now! >> reporter: -- after a teacher tackled a pitbull in an oklahoma elementary school. it ran into the playground where about 30 students were outside for recess a week ago monday. >> this wild pitbull got loose and it's like attacking the kids. >> there's like four, maybe five kids that said they were bit. >> reporter: more than a dozen children were injured, five taken to the hospital by ambulance. 8-year-old alexander puentes bit in the leg. >> he was, like, kindful for a minute but then he got rough and he started biting people. >> hold on. hold on. this slipped out. >> reporter: officers finally able to leash the pitbull and lead it out of t

suburban seats and extended that dominance into houston, dallas, atlanta, kansas city, charleston, oklahoma cityaces that have resisted the white collar movements in the past. in florida you did see the potential for two breakthroughs in the southwest. the flip side is still real. the elections showed the republican strength among working class white voters, and that power gains in the midwest, and the message is big democratic gains in the house amid a real continued sorting of the electorate as the suburban white collar areas move further towards the democrats and the rural parts of the country, and even with some erosion in the country not enough to make a difference and thus republicans strong there. that's the message. it should have been a little more clearer than election night, and now as democrats continue to gain seats in the house, in particular, and they could get up to 37 or 38 depending on the districts in california. >> let's look at georgia before we let everybody go. >> sure. >> it's also quite close, but now the secretary of state, kemp who won or at least declared victory -- >

. >> draymond green will not play tonight when they host the oklahoma city thunder. durrant told yahoo sports that he wants to play in a great environment and he's comfortable with his surroundings and is expected to turn down the player option for next season and become a free agent in july. tensions with draymond green may increase the chances that he will leave. >>> durrant is going to pay a $25,000 fine for what he said to a fan during the game and dallas on saturday in the first quarter of the warriors- mavericks game. they can be ejected for things that they are saying directly to the players. >>> a group of women today woke up feeling like 1 million bucks. >> i feel like i'm in a fairytale. >> i feel like a princess. >> the 49ers surprised a group of women struggling with homelessness and addiction and treated them to a days pampering. they got a new wardrobe, the hair and makeup done and it was off to an early thanksgiving dinner with the 49ers players. >> it's a great opportunity for everyone to come together. >> having them come to our home and share a meal

there's a student called lindsay earls who grew up in oklahoma about 40 miles away from oklahoma city, and for participating in extracurricular activities she was summoned to the girls room and reports about being, going into a stall and being required to give a specimen and having a teacher posted outside listening for the telltale sound of urination, handing the vessel to the teacher present and specs it for the temperature and holds it up to the light to look at color and clarity. and again she got suspected of any wrongdoing, just simply for participating in extracurricular activities. she's given this, and so i think that if the supreme court justices placed themselves in the place of a public school student they would be more sensitive to how it feels. there's another really important case also in the fourth amendment t dealing with a strip search of the student called savannah reading who suspected of having ibuprofen tablets, not that she has been in her undergarments atno all, and validated that search but in articulated the rules they provided insufficient protection. one of

to draw your attention, oklahoma city is in the 30s, they should be 40 it should be closer to 34. it's very cold and that plunge of cold air has gone down into texas and new orleans. the setup has been this way for a while. behind that you're getting snow -- the way, houston, texas has seen snow before sierra, nevada has seen snow. that doesn't happen very often. that's what happened. they got snow. >>> and air quality advisory goes through friday. it will be better today. some of the areas have gone down a little bit. not as high arrests it was yesterday in the up healthy category. hopefully by the weekend, we'll get more of a westerly breeze, it should help, it's a dry pattern to around the 21st. the forecast mwill bring rain in here. they keep bumping it back and we'll deal it with next week. there are the clouds yesterday, out of the picture, the more sunshine today, they'll be hazy skies, 20s, 30s, 40s to 50s, lake port is at 28. fairfield is at 31, redwood city, 38 sunnyvale, livermore, 38 degrees, 36, danville 33, there's cold readings, 33 meant ton, and north wind, half mo

oklahoma city 71. through the rest of the weekend the 50s and 60s before dipping intohe 40s. a snowstorm is going to make a mess of the midwest as we go into sunugy. a travel day. first saturday we will start to see the snow move into theoc easternes and western plains. sn sunday chicago is right on that rai line. north of that several inches of snow. south of that we will see lesse amounts, but there is a possibility across southeastern iowa and into parts of northeastern missouri we could end up with 4 to 6 inches of snow. sunday is going t be a very bad travel day, back through omaha, back through northern missouri, including chicago especially late sunday int early monday morning. the roads could be bad because winds could gust up to 40iles an hour and you may have whiteout conditions. the airports will likel see delays from catholic, sst. loui chicago. >>> president trump, during calls intended to thank serviceo members he out on a number of issues from his public back and forthrt with supreme c o ief justice john roberts his plan to seal the entire southern border. kris

louis. 71 in oklahoma city.ittle closer to average. i want to point out a very big storm system we're going to see through this weekend. not so much big in size but big that it packs a punch. we're having winter storm watches and warnings in effect. we could see a quick 4 to 6 inches of snow, especially through iowa and parts of western illinois. and winds will be >>> the rain finally made it to the south bay. we had a couple light showers pushing through downtown san jose right now. there goes christmas in the park. i know they are kicking off their tree lighting tonight so take a jacket and coat and just to be prepped, take an umbrella. rain and 57 degrees right now, and wind speed not a factor but this is what it looks like in san francisco, catching light drizzle in that area as well. you can expect to see the rain all day long. >> i know we had a lot of football yesterday, but sunday night is "football night in america." the packers versus the vikings. it's in the dome, but it's cloudy and cold, 25 degrees.

it was mostly a suburban wave like charleston and oklahoma city places we were involved in. and the pennsylvania suburbs these are stories of women candidates like dean phillips in minnesota the suburban wave people too willing to work with both sides and then to demonize the opponent. >> if you had to pick one race you just love to tell the story of to epitomize what democrats did successfully what with abby quick. >> for me one race would be illinois, ron underwood. [laughter] absolutely magnificent how he did it 30 years old. never ran and said i will do this. talking about how he lives in that district and i was amazed at how he did and how he did it. ron underwood in illinois was huge for me. >> i was going to say that but i will talk to the virginia race that people were not sure of right up until the end but this was because of who she was, former cia girl scout leader, mom who ran as herself and unapologetically if you have not seen the closing of the debate she had i am not nancy pelosi. my name is abigail so she could make it personal but then run the campaign that

they lost the suburbs of houston, des moines, denver, oklahoma city? i don't know how you define that as success much less tremendous. >> there were pockets of success. the factda that they managed to expand their majority in the senate. if you look at the states, there were initiatives that passed. but yeah what you are seeing in those results that you just mentioned, especially in those suburban areas is a message to this white house. you did not manage to grow your co-digs for the last two years. that's the way you win mid-terms and you win reelection as well. the presidentth has to figure ot a new way to bring more people into the fold. paul: is this about his temperament and persona? is it about the way he behaved? he didn't do well with women. i think the gap was 19 points. >> he did well in the senate, i think that was a backlash against the kavanaugh hearings and how democrats comported themselves. but you see suburban rurals, and if he wants to take back the house and win the presidency they will have to broaden their coalition to suburban wom

over when they have to go on the record on impeachment, for instance, steve russell's seat in oklahoma cityey just won that's like r+6. >> the polls are showing that people do not want the impeachment style. >> do you know who really get that? nancy pelosi gets that. you saw the answer that they are going be very careful and take it step-by-step. she knows if they overplayed their hand, they'll lose all these deeds. >> russia was not a midterm on the issue in the midterms. we saw the exit polls say that 54 of >> laura: immigration number two issue in the state of florida. only behind health care by three points. interesting. guys, fantastic. great to have you on. tonight's last fight is from a republican woman in california making history, though. you might have never heard of it. certain first don't count. coming up. test. ♪there's a me no one knows ♪waiting to be set free so, what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy ♪i was born to be somebody >> laura: at sam for the last bite. the mainstream media is fawning over the more than 85 woman elected to congress. that is kind of a

draymond green hopes to return when oklahoma city is in town wednesday night. >>> still to come, areting ready to hit the road for the thanksgiving holiday next if so, you are in good company. just how many are expected to travel on the roads and in the heir and how much you will have to pay at the gas pump. the resort in southern california has been transformed to usher in the holiday season. even attractions like a small world has been reimagine. we have a look inside.>>reporter: the sts tree 60 feet tall and 1500 decorations. a favorite spot for the perfect photograph. also a sign that the holidays have arrived. how does the happiest transform happiest place on earth we will find out. >> this transformation brings in guests by the thousands every day. this turn the themepark into a holiday playground. several attractions get a wintertime makeover. it's a small world features seasonal physics across 10 scenes and the toys and dolls represent children celebrating the holiday traditions of countries around the world. and sleeping beauty's winter castle hope a fireworks spectacular an

several team members said this was just as hard as the work after severe hurricanes, the oklahoma city bombing and also after 9/11. . they were impressed by how their coworkers from paradise and the surrounding towns kept working through this disaster. >> the firefighters and ems personnel we were working with lost their homes and family members and they were there reporting for duty getting the job done every day. the fire crews hope to ease the burden of these people including the emergency responders. they say they are grateful but they can come home and celebrate a meaningful thanksgiving with their own families at their own homes. >>> firefighters from sacramento are also coming home from butte county. >> yes, metro fire captain neil whitesell is o of firefighters from sacramento fire department that spent two weeks fighting this at home. he said he is thankful to be alive and he is thinking constantly about the people who once called paradise home. >> when we go into something like this we bring tools and equipment and training. trying to imagine surviving this with what we have.