not far from the bryan's home in mustang lived the oklahoma city fire chief.ame, keith bryant, bryan with a "t" at the end. >> the whole keith bryant theory that maybe they got the wrong fire chief? >> you know, that did not occur to me until i got to the hospital, and that's the first time somebody had brought up maybe mistaken identity. >> the buzz reached roger straka back at the firehouse. >> that story did come out that possibly the person that had done this got the wrong chief. it could have been anyone's theory as to what had happened. >> surely the oklahoma city chief hired and fired many more people than keith did. had the shooter been angry with him? a friend reached him by phone. he was safe and sound at a conference on the east coast the night of the shooting. but there were problems with the mistaken identity theory. the two chiefs didn't look much alike, and the more keith's firemen brothers thought it over the less likely it seemed. >> i still didn't think that story made sense. >> too far-fetched? >> yes. it is real competitive to get hired on

not far from the bryan's home in mustang lived the oklahoma city fire chief. name, keith bryant, bryan with a "t" at the end. >> the whole keith bryant theory that maybe they got the wrong fire chief? >> you know, that did not occur to me until i got to the hospital, and that's the first time somebody had brought up maybe mistaken identity. >> the buzz reached roger straka back at the firehouse. >> that story did come out that possibly the person that had done this got the wrong chief. it could have been anyone's theory as to what had happened. >> surely the oklahoma city chief hired and fired many more people than keith did. had the shooter been angry with him? a friend reached him by phone. he was safe and sound at a conference on the east coast the night of the shooting. but there were problems with the mistaken identity theory. the two chiefs didn't look much alike, and the more keith's firemen brothers thought it over the less likely it seemed. >> i still didn't think that story made sense. >> too far-fetched? >> yes. it is real competitive to get hired o

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his address from the state capital in oklahoma city is about 45 minutes. [applause] [applause] >> members of the legislature, executive officers, members of the judiciary, and people of oklahoma, it is my distinct honor to recognize my friend, the chief executive, our governor, kevin stitt. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, guys, so much. thank you. thank you. thank you. mr. speaker, mr. president pro tem, lieutenant governor matt panel, members of my cabinet, madam chief justice, members of the 57th legislature, tribal leaders, to my best friend the first lady, sara stitt, my children who should be in school right now, to my parents, my brothers, and most importantly my fellow oklahoma ns. it's a great honor to stand before you today. and i want to thank my heavenly father for being in this position in oklahoma today. [applause] let me get right to the point h the state of our state is growing in strength, stability, and new opportunity for generations to come. we are moving in the right direction, the direction we all want to go, top ten in the nation.

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watching the snow spread from midland to odessa, now wichita falls, arriving in oklahoma city and again as i anarrow stripe of some very heavy snow today in areas of central oklahoma up toward springfield, maybe the joplin area too, heading up near st. louis. st. louis. and then through northern portions of illinois and also indiana. and look at this as we go through friday the back side of the storm could develop a very good heavy band of snow for our friendd enough for snow today in areas like chicago, also through southern portions of michigan and be ready tomorrow morning for your snow in areas of the northeast. we'll talk about the severe weather threat coming up >> a lot to watch. bill, thank you. >>> so the super bowl's over but the kansas city chiefs are not done celebrating yet tight end travis kelce celebrated by drinking beer right from the lombardi trophy the athlete says he grew up playing hockey and always wanted to chug out of the stanley cup after winning a championship, so he decided to start his own tradition as super bowl champ. he turned the trophy into a beer luge a

the snow makes it to the plains, so, oklahoma city, down to texas.into wednesday, severe storms start erupting along the gulf coast. by thursday, atlanta, up by south carolina, north carolina, right in there, too. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the two major victories tonight, the two major victories on that field last night. i wasn. was another around the corner? or could things go a different way? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another, and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscl

we are then going to oklahoma city, and then we go to south carolina, so that is our plan, and i think all know that not only is south carolina an important state and where we will have the next debate, but from there, we go to super tuesday and 1/3 of america is going to be voting, and guess what one of the super tuesday states is? [cheers and applause] sen. klobuchar: that's right. john and i went and voted today. i was amazed at all of the people there on a saturday, voting early. we recommend everyone vote early but not often. [laughter] sen. klobuchar: we want to thank you for doing that, and i would say first of all, i think that people are starting to see that in today's politics -- and this really came to us out of new hampshire, where the nation discovered me in a big way for the first time -- that empathy, humility, decency matter, and that we have that in spades and also the toughness to beat donald trump. [cheers and applause] sen. klobuchar: and because of you, we have proved the naysayers wrong every single time. because of you, we have built a campaign as strong and resi

we are then going to little rock , we are then going to oklahoma city and then we go to south carolinathat is our plan. i think you all know that not only is south carolina an important state and where we will have the next debate, but from there we go to super tuesday and one third of america will be voting. guess what one of the super tuesday states is? [cheers and applause] sen. klobuchar: that is right. john and i went and voted today and i was actually amazed it all the people there on a saturday voting early. i recommend everybody vote early but not often. we want to thank you for doing that. thinkd say first of all i people are starting to see that in today's politics and this came to us out of new hampshire where the nation discovered me in a big way for the first time, decencyathy, humility, matter and that we have that in spades and the toughness to be donald trump. [applause] and because of you come we have proved the naysayers wrong every single time. because of you, we have built a campaign that is strong and resilient for the hard-working americans are country and because

oklahoma city is under a winter storm watch.as on the edge of it, fort worth is in the winter storm watch. dallas is not. not including in the 26 million, and winter storm warnings issued from midland, a little bit of wintry weather left in the central rockies. here's how the snowfall forecast is going to go, and by the time the storm is over with, oklahoma city will have more snow on the year than washington, d.c., philadelphia, and kevin new york city probably too because we have this stripe of snow that we're going to watch going all the way up here from areas of central texas, or central oklahoma back up through areas of central missouri. so notice dallas, we don't really think you're going to get much of anything out of this. once you get from about leilene wichita falls, 4 to 6 inches of snow. late tonight we the change over. st. louis, your on the edge of the 4 inch line, up towards chicago we could get a little bit of snow out of this. we only have you in the 2 inches, detroit, about 2 to 3 inches for you. this will nort

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died after a pickup truck plowed into a group of cross-country runners in moore, oklahoma near oklahoma city three other students remain hospitalized. police say the pickup truck was driven by a man whose son was killed in a car crash just the day before. he is under arrest and police say they suspect alcohol may have been a factor >>> a key witness against harvey weinstein took the stand again today and told the jury that the hollywood mogul was her rapist stephanie gosk has the latest >> reporter: jessica mann hurried out of court after day three of grueling testimony. hours on the stand clutching an orange stress ball. the defense picked up right where it left off on monday on the 34-year-old who says weinstein raped her, broke down in tears and proceedings ended early. weinstein's attorney once again questioning the nature of mann's relationship with the hollywood producer after she says he assaulted her, including a visit in 2016 to the peninsula hotel in l.a. where mann told the court weinstein raped her three years prior. four hours after meeting weinstein in his room, she wrote to hi

the west and high pressure brings the southerly flow and brings up temperature, 9 in denver, and oklahoma city at 14, with sunny skies, as we go throughout the day on thursday. so stay dry for the next couple of days. hope it is a good day wherever you are. >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard. so stay right there. >>> people around japan are bracing for more fallout from the coronavirus outbreak. those at nissan moat remember the latest to reluctantly scale back production. nhk has learned that next tuesday, they will idle factory lines in the prefecture north of tokyo. the firm makes luxury cars there. at the moment the company can't get enough parts in china. and will also o lt productioioat two facactories in southeastste japapan in friday. officials say they will go back in operation the following day. beyond that, the production will depend on supplies from china. other automakers in the same boat. honda, mazda and suzuki have all had to scale back production. >>> this "newsline biz," i'm ramin mellegard. fears among inve

one last deal, who's snowier, oklahoma city or nyc >> oklahoma city >> oklahoma city, wrong! ing out through the southwest. >>> good morning. i am meteorologist kari hall, looking over san francisco, a beautiful day. we could set new records. it will be very warm, especially in the north bay with highs reaching up to 76 in santa rosa and napa. san jose reaching 70 degrees today, 72 in livermore. we will gradually cool off a few degrees by end of the week with a lot of sunshine. still no rain in the seven day forecast. >> okay. yesterday, everybody was going nuts online on >>> yesterday everybody's going nuts online, twitter, the #broom on twitter nasa said you can balance a broom, gravitational pull, blah, blah the short brooms i can't do it here live. >> why not >> i did it earlier but i can't do it here but you can put the broom in -- >> it's not like yesterday >> basically you use the short bristles basically to act like a tripod anybody can do it any day. there we go. >> i thought it was a real thing. i dreamt about it. >> you need better dreams! drink more coffee. >> than

. >>> new details overnight about a hit-and-run crash outside a high school near oklahoma city. a star athlete was killed and five other students were injured, some critically. the truck driver is now in custody. police are investigating whether he was intoxicated. they also tell us that he lost his son in a car crash in that same area on sunday. >>> classes are canceled until thursday at texas a&m commerce after a shooting inside a student dorm. two women were killed and a 2-year-old child was injured. no word why that toddler was on campus. no arrests were reported overnight. police are not revealing a potential motive and the school says it is increasing patrols on campus. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this tuesday morning. >>> salt lake city is finally getting a break from the snow after a storm dumped up to 18 inches in parts of the region. roads are still expected to be icy this morning. looking at the radar, denver is now feeling the brunt of that storm. even albuquerque is getting snow overnight and snow is expected to begin in chicago just in time for the

the oakland oklahoma city fire department just got seven sets of pet lifesaving oxygen masks. the american kennel club estimates about 4000 pets die in house fires each year. we know it is a good cause. we know it saves lives. >> pets are part of the family, almost like a family member. they are distraught if their pet is hurt or injured. >> you each oxygen mask lasts about 5 to 6 years. >>> a dry winter is raising concerns for another potential drought in california and the bay area. with little rain so far in february, the federal drought monitor says 59% of california is now experiencing abnormally dry conditions. a comparison of maps from december and this week shows the areas of dryness expanding dramatically. >> so when is the rain coming, mary? >>> it is going to be a while. i know. we definitely needed. it has been an incredibly dry february for >> last time that we even had some rain to talk about was late january. so it has been a while, for sure. it does not look like any big storm systems coming our way. we do need that the rain. watching a couple of weather system

hereiv fieldet vid, tsetunts were rushed to the trauma center in oklahoma city. the investigation just beginning tonight. david? >> erielle, thank you. >>> and now to that deadly shooting at a college campus in texas tonight. the texas a&m commerce campus put on lockdown for a time. students and faculty were told to shelter in place, after a shooting inside a residential hall. two women were found dead. a toddler also found in the room in stable condition tonight. the investigation now ongoing, but police say there does not appear to be any ongoing threat. >>> there are major new developments tonight in the coronavirus. this evening, authorities are warning, this could become a global pandemic. and here in the u.s. tonight, now 11 confirmed cases, and there is news that a married couple has been rushed to the hospital, their condition worsening. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, global fears are growing over the coronavirus. here in the u.s., at least 11 cases, five confirmed just this weekend in massachusetts and california, including a married couple no

. >>> a town near oklahoma city came together last night to mourn two teenagers killed in a hit-and-run crash near their high school this week. a truck slammed into a group of cross-country athletes. four others were injured. the driver who's had run-ins with the law before recently lost his car in a car crash. >>> turning to the weather, a major winter storm is sweeping through the middle of the country. parts of texas and oklahoma are in the bull's-eye this morning. this is the scene in amarillo, texas. now let's take a closer look at your wednesday forecast. >>> good morning. we're tracking this strong storm making its way through the mississippi river valley. on the back side where it's cold we've got some snow and ice. out ahead of it where we have the warmth heavy rainfall and thunderstorms that we're tracking for our day. where we do have the snow, central missouri back to west texas, a swath of three to six inches of snowfall by the end of the day. where we have the storms we need to watch out for damaging wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour, some flooding downpours from louisian

a wave comes of a lot of tough seats you have to defend in the next cycle, like kendra horn in oklahoma city, some orange county seats. i know emily's list has backed wendy davis and christina hale and jackie gordon, candidate running in these suburban seats around the country that democrats are going to need to win to hold onto the house and keep their majority. so how does emily's list he -- help elevate these candidates and seats currently held by the gop? stephanie: great question. our priority is incumbent protection. we reorganized our entire campaign department to have a onm that is solely focused incumbent protection, and making sure candidates like congresswoman kendra horn from oklahoma, lauren underwood in illinois, mike cheryl in new we were focusing on the redhat came in picking up seats and turning the seats blue. ultimately we will have to really focus on 10 or 15 of those. the good news, those incumbents have been doing a phenomenal job. they are focus on -- focusing on districts, talking about health care, issues of that matter on the ground, they are building good campaign

further north in oklahoma city, the storm made a mess of the morning commute, causing fender benders and back-ups for miles. further east, a truck crashed on a bridge over the missouri river, freezing traffic along i- 70. the tulsa metro area received four to five inches of snow, and that brought out all the kids and their sleds. many schools were closed today, and some will remain closed tomorrow. norah? >> o'donnell: and as if on cue, about ten of them just went sledding right behind you. thank you, omar. where is this storm headed? for that we turn to wcbs' lonnie quinn. lonnie? >> a storm like this will move west to east, but this storm has two different stories to it. you have the winter weather element up around the ohio valley and portions of michigan and texas and oklahoma. you have severe weather in portions of the south. we'll see these red peaks. they are very high-top thunderstorms. they hold the potential for tornadic activity. we have tornado watches and warnings in effect until 11:00 p.m. where do they go from this point forward? it will move east like we talked about.

some of that cold air today to oklahoma city. only a high of 32. look at that weekend forecast coming up. it will feel and look like winter >> how about that? just when we thought spring was coming bill, thank you. >>> in the numbers, the happiest place on earth, single day tickets to california's disneyland have risen ten bucs to a whopping $209 during high demand times >> a new survey found a third of americans experience regular financial stress nearly one in three american workers run out of money before pay day, even those earning over $100,000 >> new gallop poll shows 61% of americans say they're better off today than three years ago the poll found 89% of beerblicans think they're tt off under trump compared to only 29% of democrats it's got a round head. and it's got power. go pro with oral-b. power one on for oral-b's best clean ever. inspired by dentists. ...oral-b's round brush head surrounds each tooth... ...to remove more plaque along the gum line... for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. i'll only use the one that's round. oral-b. brush

where police say multiple children were hit by a pickup truck near a high school in that town near oklahoma city at least one was killed five other students were injured three of them in critical condition a suspect is in custody. >>> it was a highly emotional day in the harvey weinstein trial. one of his accusers breaking down in tears on the stand while questioned by the defense. nbc news' stephanie goss with what happened inside that courtroom. >> reporter: facing a withering cross examination, jessica mann sobbed so uncontrollably today, they had to end early. she says harvey weinstein sexually assaulted her, including an alleged rape, one of the allegations central to this trial the defense argued they were in a consensual relationship that lasted years, suggesting it was mann who took advantage of weinstein. the defense attorney asking, you manipulated harvey weinstein every time you continued to see him after each sexual encounter. how i handled it to survive and process things i guess you can say manipulation the defense not letting up >> you made him think you wanted it? >> yes, i would

i want to take you to the map, because oklahoma city, tulsa, included in that three to eight-inch snow range. then, you look at the severe storms, damaging wind primary threat, new orleans, mobile included. and by thursday morning, heavy rains from north georgia through western north carolina. damaging winds possible later from raleigh to tampa. and along that warm front, david, snow, ice and rain here in the northeast. >> ginger zee tonight, thank you. >>> there is a developing headline tonight in the coronavirus emergency. hundreds of americans on two separate planes now on their way home from china tonight. and this sobering number. cases in china now topping the 20,000 mark. u.s. embassy staff in protective gear, greeting 400 people at the airport in wuhan. those two flights taking off to military bases in the u.s. tonight, it all comes as a child, already back in the u.s., part of the first group to be quarantined here, has now been rushed to the hospital. abc's will carr is at travis air force base tonight where it's beliext round of e vac wu ke evacuees are now headed. >> report

send that storm into the middle of the country on sunday with rainy weather arriving on wichita, oklahoma city and snow in thy and even a little g especially around the raleigh durham area. pretty nice conditions today in the central plains too overall looks like a pretty great weekend for much of the east coast. >> that's great news love to hear that. >>> are you ready for this next one? ready they area to take over th year's toy fair. >> i love the effort >> i tried all right. all eyes are on this baby yoda the doll has over 25 sound and motion combinations. you can pre-order it on amazon for 60 bucks. >> they're just printing money at this point. >>> just ahead, we'll break down research that links skin cancer risks to sexual orientation. >>> and what csethaud e stunning fall of one of the world's largest fashion brands we'll be right back. its active defense technology neutralizes bacteria to shield against potential issues. crest. johnsbut we're also a cancer fighting, hiv controlling, joint replacing, and depression relieving company. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of

in oklahoma city, people had to push cards. >> an absolute mess here on i-40 eastbound. cars have been here over an hour now. this tanker truck slid into a creek. the driver had to be hospitalized. in missouri, this crash involving at least two semis and three cars shut down part of interstate 70 west of columbia. at least one person here was hurt, too. this storm is now headed our way, here in atlanta, where heavy rains are expected this evening. we're already under a flash flood warning and there's the chance of a tornado. david? >> atlanta in the bulls eye, as well. steve, thank you. rob marciano is live in new york city tonight as this whole system stretches up into the northeast. rob? >> reporter: big storm, david, impacting everyone in the eastern half of the country. a dangerous situation in the southeast. flood watches up, winter weather alerts, as well. this will time out over a 48-hour period, with heavy rounds of rain. mostly rain up i-95. snow ending friday, but the winds get cranking friday night. david? >> rob marciano, thank you. >>> we're going to turn ne

us know of soldiers with serious views who've gone on to commit extreme acts, timothy mcvay in oklahoma city as we often think of but this is not -- responsible for murders and domestic terrorism plots in some cases, international terrorism and white supremacy and the terror associated with it is on the rise. in fact, bucking the trend of declining rates of terror globally, we have a growing the white supremacist movement both in the united states and abroad. some of these folks are trained white supremacist and other countries on military tactics. this is a significant threat to our troops, to the american public, and most of the country. the armed services own soldiers know that white supremacy is a problem. it is already been cited. military times he's done a poll three years in a row that shows between one and four and one in three soldiers are aware of having encountered white nationalism or racism in the armed forces so here are just my top level recommendations to deal with white supremacy in the armed forces. it's very clear that screening measures need strengthening. the military do

the students were rushed to the trauma center in oklahoma city.nto what happened just beginning. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> so tragic, thank you, erielle. >>> a kayaker in florida got some much-needed help after spending four days stranded in the everglades. >> he was on a solo trip that was supposed to last a week. then on sunday a bag containing his wallet and cell phone washed up on shore and deputies found the 67-year-old yesterday morning thanks in part to tracking data downloaded from his phone. he was floating in the water face-up and wearing a life jacket. but his kayak, gone. he's right now recovering in the hospital. >> lucky man. >>> coming up next half hour, the revelation from rush limbaugh about his battle with advanced lung cancer. what he's now saying about his future on the show. >>> but first, new year, new you. we are hearing from an expert on how to save like it's black friday every day of the year. ♪ my mama told me you better (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, m

and in oklahoma city cars sliding off slick roads and in missouri cars and semi trucks crash on his spacey bridge, at least one person was injured in that. be careful if you are in any of those areas. tributes pouring it overnight after hollywood legend kirk douglas dies at 103 years old. >> i'm spartacus! >> i'm spartacus! >> the golden age star made more than 90 movies over 7 decades. his son michael douglas writing this emotional post saying dad i love you so much, so proud to be a sandwich other stars hosting tributes including william shatner sharing condolences to the family of kirk douglas, what an incredible icon he was and douglas's daughter-in-law katherine zeta-jones writing to my darling kirk i shall love you for the rest of my life, i miss you already, sleep tight. you used to see him walking around new york city when i first moved here, it is 10 minutes after the top of the hour and republicans warning democrats won't give up even though the impeachment trial is over. >> he was acquitted for life, we know how many times they tried, they voted a year before that phone call, th

war whereis is the when everyone came back, oklahoma city, where they dropped a bomb, kansas,, oklahoma they dropped a bomb on the black people coming up with their own schools, the kids dressed up going to class, going to school, then after the war was over, when everyone came back and they saw what was happening, they had a picnic and dropped a bomb on them. i believe you're talking about tulsa, oklahoma, 1921, after world war i. black wall street. there are a lot of ties to that story. i will answers short, tell the piece you are exactly right, it happens after world war i, 1921. we interpret tulsa in this exhibition. everything that fits together. there is a key story not in this exhibition that folks don't know about. hooks,s a woman, olivia the first african-american, a woman in the coast guard, world war ii. just like josephine baker who experienced the east st. louis riots, 1917, went on to be what she became. hooks experienced the tulsa, oklahoma riot, 1921. she just passed away a couple years ago. that incident did happen after world war i. bomb dropped in tulsa? can you give

. >> this is the war where when everyone came back, oklahoma city, where they dropped a bomb, kansas, oklahoma they dropped a bomb on the black people coming up with their own schools, the kids dressed up going to class, going to school, then after the war was over, when everyone came back and they saw what was happening, they had a picnic and dropped a bomb on them. >> i believe you're talking about tulsa, oklahoma, 1921, after world war i. black wall street. there are a lot of ties to that story. to keep answers short, i will tell the piece you are exactly right, it happens after world war i, 1921. we interpret tulsa in this exhibition. everything that fits together. there is a key story not in this exhibition that folks don't know about. there is a woman, olivia hooks, the first african-american, a woman in the coast guard, world war ii. just like josephine baker who experienced the east st. louis riots, 1917, went on to be what she became. hooks experienced the tulsa, oklahoma riot, 1921. she just passed away a couple years ago. that incident did happen after world war i. >> why w

oklahoma city, tampa, st. ew orleans, all cheaper to own cities in the west dominated the markets where it's cheaper to rent because home prices there are so high. california claimed four of the top spots also salt lake city, portland, providence, seattle and denver new york city about the same as denver >> i'm moving to memphis got to be pretty inexpensive housing, diana >> yeah, absolutely. it's all based on the median prices of home, but you have to look at the rental stock we're seeing so much more come on and so much more demand for rent that's what's really changing the equation we thought rents would come down, they haven't yet >> thank you so much as always with real estate, it's local and thank you for joining me here on the exchange. i'll go join tyler for "power lunch" which starts now. >>> good afternoon, everybody. thank you u, kelly and we'll see you in a moment's time welcome, everybody here's what's new at 2:00. the rally taking a breather and stocks down with an now off 250. after a better than

how many of us give thought to the terrorist attack on the federal building in oklahoma city in april995, how long often is that commemorated? this bombing, those of you who would recall by a pair of white supremacist, killed 168 people including children and wounded 680 more. fortunately, a younger generation of american historians are helping us to understand how terrorism and political violence has profoundly shaped our past and our present and i will mention two of these authors who i think have done really outstanding work the first is beverly gage professor of history at yale who did a magnificent book called the day wall street exploded story of america and its first age of terror by the september 1920 attack on the morgan bank building. in lower manhattan. the second scholar mentioned and her book i think is absolutely critical to understanding what's going on what supremacist front in the united states. kathleen belushi is a historian at the university of chicago and she is the author of hangover home the white power movement in military america. i think historians have come

the storm is over the top of oklahoma city and wichita, this is a shield of heavy rain, a soaking rain kansas city and st. louis to start your day. we still have light rain traveling through areas of southeast, it's definitely an umbrella day through much of the southeast and the ohio valley. anyone traveling the airports today looks like rain, maybe foggy conditions in atlanta, could have possible delays, delays nashville, st. louis with moderate rain, it will approve a little later in the afternoon. new orleans could have scattered storms and chicago you're going to go for rain later on tonight and tomorrow is when you go rain over to snow. it's amazing we haven't had a lot of big snowfall forecasts this february and that continues. just this little narrow sliver from the quad city south wards, northern portions of missouri and then this little stripe through davenport, looks like towards milwaukee to chicago, we could end up with 1 to 3 inches of snow, at most a few spots could pick up 4 to 5 inches. this will be primarily during the day tuesday, heading into tuesday night and that

a few more of our friends in oklahoma city will be able to watch us longer. schools are closed in oklahoma city. ou closed. you can see the pictures coming in. our affiliate koco has been giving road conditions. you can see spinouts live in action and had two to three inches already and should end up between four and six. a couple more hours left. amarillo, this is what the roads look like there, they had up to ten inches between abilene and lubbock. let's dive into the region that will see the action. not just texas and oklahoma but stretches all the way up through missouri. if you're traveling i-35 or perhaps tulsa on 44 through springfield over to st. louis, all of you in a winter storm warning. that champions parade in kansas city should see a little snow fly there. this is just the back end. the front has severe storms, damaging wind. i will get all of that in later. george? >> ginger, thanks. >>> we turn to breaking news overseas. take a look at this. rescues are under way after two avalanches hit the same area in turkey burying dozens of people, killin

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if you're flying through oklahoma city, dallas louis, chicago, memphis, there may be some delays.e'll have a lot of sunshine today. a few high clouds from time to time. temperatures, 64 in santa rosa. 63 in yucaipa. most of us in the 59 area, like at san francisco and half moon bay to 62 range like over in concord and fairfield. tonight, not quite as colds a this morning. still a nice, brisk chill in the air with temperatures in the upper 30s to mid 40s until you get to san francisco at 47 degrees. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see the warming continues. couple degrees tomorrow. we'll introduce fog along the coast, around the bay. expect it not to be clear for tomorrow morning's commute. fog friday morning. temperatures nearing ining 70 . tapering down to 60 on sunday. then temperatures jump back into the mid 60s next week. >> we are following a crash in san jose involving three cars here. one lane is blocked. this is northbound 101 past the oakland road on-ramp. you can see speeds are down to 13 and 14 miles per hour approaching the crash site. it looks like t

. >>> a second oklahoma city student has died after a group of runners was struck by a pick up truck it was driven by a man whose own son was killed in a traffic crash over the weekend three others remrehospitalized thearrested. >>> paul whalen is now one step closer to going on trial this after his latest appeal was rejected whalen, who was detained in december of 2018 denies the charges claiming he was framed >>> and the lone baseball writer who did not vote for derek jeter for the hall of fame has decided to keep his or her ballot private. since 2012, each voter can check a box on the ballot to have it made public two weeks after the vote totals or not >>> you are up to date that's the news this hour m back to you >> thank you very much stocks are in rally mode big time today the dow is just off the highs of the session up u 478 points. s&p higher by 37%. 33.04, nasdaq leading the way with a 2.1% gain and the oil market which has been on the slide is closing for the day it's sitting out again frank? >> hey, kelly. actually it was pretty much flat for most of the day as concerns ov

tuesday on march 3rd, they're going to make stops in nashville, in raleigh, in dallas, san diego and oklahoma city and then they say let's look at march 10th, look at march 17th. there's a lot of states in play. places like alabama, washington, arizona, some conservative states where this campaign believes they can fare better and it's a similar message osto what you just heard from him a few moments ago. >> coming from a place like indiana, i know how it is to be a democrat in a conservative state and when we stand together and insist that there is no such thing as a permanently red state or county or district or precinct, we can make incredible things happen. >> pete buttigieg is now heading out of charleston, he'll head over to sumter before heading to north carolina. >> vaughn hillyard there, adjusting audible levels to keep up with the roar of the crowd there. appreciate it. garrett haake, mike memoli, thank you all very much. >> i appreciate you guys joining us. michael, beginning with you, joe biden saying south carolina has launched presidencies and cited that of your former boss. he's loo

timothy mcvey in oklahoma city is the one people think of. this isn't an old problem. active duty troops have been involved in white supremacy gro groups, responsible for murders. white supremacy and the terror associated with it is on the rise. in fact, bucking the trend of declining rates of terror globally. we have growing white supre supremacist groups in the united states and abroad. this is significant tlets hreat our troops. the armed services know that white supremacy is a problem. it's already been cited. there's been a poll three years in a row that shows between one and four and one in three soldiers are aware -- have encountered white nationalism and racism in the armed forces. here are my to level recommendations to deal with white supremacy in the armed forces. it's very clear that screening measures need strengthening. the military doesn't have a tattoo database to show tattoos. it doesn't monitor social media accounts. it might be wise to see how the active duty troops online activity. a coast guard who has all this horrible stuff online tells us what t

about how he was personally affected when martin luther king was killed so he is here playing with oklahoma city and the fans are cheering his name but after he leaves the arena will he be treated like this. >> host: sees much more aggravated and vocal about it and that is another part, that feeling that you have the right to be able to spew any kind of evil towards a player because you bought your ticket. you have that right. it's interesting going back to the conversation and as he passed away you see hours after the news was brought out you see on social media people are talking about different things that they don't like about him and it bothered me because it's just level of athlete relationship where you don't view us as humans. >> guest: that was one of the things you start to add them all together and it's one of the reasons i wanted to do the book-of-the-month place and that whole thing where do we think you start asking that question where do we fit and how many different ways, why are we having this conversation in that people wear your jersey and yet feel like they can do these you w

a federal judge dismissed some charges against sarah and elizabeth oklahoma city but let's stand wire charges a accusing her and associate of misleading patients about the abilities of her company's blood test. the court ruled that since the test were paid by their medical insurance companies the patients were deprive of money or property in taking the blood testing services. tracee. well jesse smollett is facing new legal troubles prosecutors hit the actor with a new round of charges allegedly making a claim for hate crime. this comes after similar charge were dropped. so what prosecutors actually followed through here to talk about about this and more is criminal defense attorney david know good morning, david. >> good morning. so these charges essential wily very similar to the charges that were dropped last year. we do have this indictment of -- six new charms but why now with the grand jury bring this up again? >> sure after the first debacle the dismiss charges and then just outreach about it there was a judge in the county that appointed a prosecutor to review the decision to d