on the turn here in oklahoma city . in my mind is model murray i am my lawyer in oklahoma. carol hunter hired my law firm whitman verged to represent the state of oklahoma and try to recoup all of the costs that the state has incurred because of the opioid epidemic we need this person's a. case. and. i think we're going to be able to prove that 80 percent of all the crime in the state of oklahoma is directly caused by this opioid epidemic and our prisons are overfilled because of that loss of productivity of taxpaying citizens costs the state money but i'm anxious to get this 1st this 1st battle started. what they did to this country. is from. their estimates bring the cost of the epidemic to $7000000000.00 in oklahoma. city this is storm cool hearing will take place in a few days. today reggie which will explain his motivations to a group of students that this struggle is a personal one. partner has been involved in the opioid addiction the opioid crossus ever since the death of her son brian and i had a nice that also related to drugs and so when the attorney general talk

let him serve unbox i'm an attorney at oklahoma city i practice cripple defense i've got a police officer and i've been a prosecutor and i've been a judge i've been here all my life born and raised in oklahoma. provided the hard to the oil production we're right on the edge of we're cowboys are that and so we've got a lot of people in here that are hard working people and it's a pretty peaceful city as far as that goes. in box knows these roads inside out and who's on 1st name terms with the local people all his career he's defended this community but to date the clients have changed before i was having people from more the poverty level and i have people all walks of life i have lawyers i have doctors children that become addicted to the opiates now it's every level in every area of life is for is for the low income high income. all of what effected by the opiate use. he represents several families from this town everyone has lost a relative deceased if a cardiac arrest following a painkiller overdose drugs prescribed by dr nicholas. tough enough it really is this and. this oklahoma city

and this is james harden and his rockets playing against oklahoma city. the loser went home. there are 90 synods left and talker has a shot to put the rockets up by one. same score, five seconds left, one worker blocks it. effort and hustle and houston advances 104-102. they will next face the lakers. >>> then this game against milwaukee, they are down to six with seconds left. it is a three-point game now. he was fouled. that is three free throws. and that next possession, jimmy missed a quarter chopper. he was blocked. as time expired, they cannot believe it. butler did it. he had a pair of free throws and they won 116-114 and now have a 2-0 best-of-seven series lead on the top seed in the east. and now some soccer. he is down south taking on la fc and they are up 3-0 and the ball was deflected off san jose. that is how it went last night for the earthquakes on the losing end of a 5-1 game they are 0-2 since the restart. that is what i have this morning. i have more later on in the day. have a good one. we will see you soon. >>> coming up, on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn ba

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and in the oklahoma city area, up to a month's worth of rain in just a few hours causing scenes like this. a car pinned against a railing, surrounded by powerful floodwaters. a man in his 50s is missing. tom, flood watches are up for north texas through thursday, up to six inches of rain is expected for the dallas-ft. worth area, creating that potential for dangerous flooding. tom? >> marcus, thank you. >>> let's get to chief meteorologist ginger zee with the forecast. two new tropical storms also getting our attention tonight. but ginger, let's start with the dangerous floods we're following. >> reporter: yes, the stationary front still producing big-time rain. more than a half foot of rain in just four hours, tom. you can see the flash flood watches still up. also a tornado watch from little rock over to memphis. severe storms a possibility, but the next 36 hours will just be drenching. up to six inches of rain could fall there. if you get a warning, don't get in the car. that is the best way to stay alive. also, have to look at the atlantic. very active. you have both nana going t

. >>> a tight-knit oklahoma city community is mourning the death of a 14-year-old girl during a houseorities blaming a log lighter for the blast. abc's adrienne bankert has more. >> reporter: shock and heartbreak following a tragic home explosion that rocked oklahoma city. >> the dad kept yelling, i can't find hadley, i can't find hadley. >> reporter: a 14-year-old girl killed, her parents and brother badly injured. >> just the nicest people. and -- i'm heartbroken for them. >> reporter: neighbors recounting that the father, burned in the blast, was also in shock. >> the dad just kept repeating over and over again, i plugged in the coffee pot, and i got electrocuted, and the house blew up. he said it a thousand times. >> reporter: he's now in serious condition. >> we're here to help when we can. our hearts go out to the family for sure. >> reporter: investigators say the cause was a propane log lighter inside the fireplace that was not to code. >> these log lighters are illegal in case of an outage of flame. you're just going to accumulate propane vapor inside of a residence that will

designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 305 northwest 5th street, oklahoma city, oklahoma, s the clara lupe rembings -- luper post office building. ara luper made her mark at a time when people of color could not walk through the door of the oklahoma post office. she knew that oklahoma and this country could be a place where everyone is treated with respect, dignity and humanity. in august of 1958, ms. luper and council naaacp youth students organized one of america's first sit-ins when they entered cat's drugstore in oklahoma city toed or aerohamburger and coke. they were denied service but refused to leave. though they were verbally and physically assaulted they persisted. within days of the sit-in, cat's drugstores integrated their lunch counters not just in oklahoma city but in three other tates as well. her initiative helped inspire the grones bro, north carolina, sit-in at the woolworth's lunch counter that fueled momentum in the civil rights movement. ms. luper continued her fight for freedom. she was arrested 26 times, integrated the history department at

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some severe thunderstorms are expected in oklahoma city with a high of 29 degrees on tuesday.hat's all for now. stay safe. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and one more story before we go. the olympic flame for the postponed tokyo games is being put on public view in tokyo from tuesday. a ceremony marking the event was held on monday at the japan olympic museum. fromom greecen march.ught too j it's been kept in tokyo since the torch relay in japan was canceled following the decision to put off the 2020 games for one year. >> translator: athletes aiming to participate in the olympic and paralympic games are training hard while under great stress. i believe the olympic flame will provide them with encouragemene. >> translator: the tokyo games will be proof the world has overcome the coronavirus. the government will do all it can to hold a successful event and convey its legacy to the world. >> the flame will be displayed until november first. that's nhk "newsline" for this hour. i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. thanks for joining us. xxxx ♪ >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." the spread of the coronavi

james hardin and oklahoma city under the mba bubble >>> baseball up top, the giants top eight make the playoffs in the national league. guess whose ninth by a half a game? i'm not sugarcoating it, but today it hurt. they had a 6-1 lead and they shuffled away at the rockies. the team they are chasing in the postseason. it was a three-hit day, but this is coors field, and in the seventh inning there was a trooper and triple, but the rockies came back and won it, 9- 6. thatthe st playoff spot in league. go home. the giants ast the seconds left. houston down 1. a shot to put the rockets up by 1. same score, five seconds left. the thunder rookie blocked by hardin. hardin's effort and hassle led to houston's 104-0 to game 7 win. they face the lakers next. meantime, milwaukee was up by 6 with 20 seconds left. came to eastern conference series now with three point game, chris middleton on a three-point attempt. that was three free throws which he made to tie the game. and then butler, he was fouledd throws and miami won and now it series lead on the top seed in the east. soccer, the head coach

oklahoma city lives to see another day. went two straight to force a game 7. >>> the guys on the tnt studio wore towels on their shoulders tonight in honor of former georgetown head coach john thompson who passed away at the age of 78. the towel was thompson's signature look during his 27 years with the hoyas. he was the first black coach to win an ncaa championship. >>> to the u.s. open, the first time it's been held without fans in new york. today with nobody cheering she made a quick exit. both defending champions men's and women's have withdrawn because of covid concerns. so we will not see rafael nadal in the u.s. open this year. >>> coming up, brown bear on aisle 5. where the large animal spotted shopping for a >>> some wild video to show you tonight. a bear encounter in tahoe. >> surveillance video at a gas station convenience store in kings beach shows three different shall we say confrontations within three weeks. one occasion, an employee came face-to-face with the bear. last week somebody got this video at a safe

host: our line for those over $100,000, joe, oklahoma city. caller: some of the first 'sholars -- first caller stole my thunder. i really don't make over 100,000 dollars, but what struck me as i do not think they are going to be voices calling in for the billionaire class. i think americans need to realize that we have 650 billionaires in america. that 650 billionaires own 90% of everything around us. the media, the government. i think money in politics is one of the reasons -- you can't get policy when the buy thetrarich politicians to make the policy. you've got pelosi who talks about investing in people below that superrich category, but her policies never really quite match up with that. mitch who is have up there to stop anything. plan, look at trump's tax $1.5's tax plan gave went to -- 83% of it the most ultrarich people in the country. here's another -- [indiscernible] going to exponentially grow where you have billions worldwide, workers being replaced. plan did away with depreciation for capital expenditure. brand-newey get a machine

we've seen increases in places such as oklahoma city as well as houston, houston at about 33 degrees.hat's all of your weather. take care. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's nhk "newsline" for this hourme. i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. thank you for staying with us. please stay safe and stay healthy. ♪ ♪ >>> hello there and welcome to "newsline in depositing." i'm catherine kobayashi in new yorkrk. today we t take a l look att wh happening in the united states at a time when our habits, our rhythms, our customs are being challenged. the coronavirus pandemic has made what was routine into the exception. it sparked discussions about whether things we do every day should become things of the past. a handshake, a ugh hhug, a kiss. what was second nature to us is now being second guessed. today we'll look at how our lifestyles have changed in depth. on kwused to put on a coat to leave for the day. now we have to put on a mask. here's nhk world's sam suzuki. >> reporter: in early july, president donald trump wore a mask in public for the first time. he tweeted that doing so is patriotic. many people, i

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western conference playoff series between the oklahoma city thunder and houston rockets oklahoma city getting the better of the rockets in game 6 on monday at disneyworld 104102 tie the series at $33.00 rockets old boy chris paul top scoring for the founder with $28.00 points at the grey of irony there considering easton traded fall to oklahoma for russell westbrook at the start of the season. you know busy when are we memorable season. and you fight me when i'm any other way. a good night for chris paul and an even greater night with jimmy carter the miami heat forward schooling a career high 40 points that helped miami defeat the top seed milwaukee bucks in game one of the eastern conference semifinal 115140 the heat on an off night for bucs star yana center the combo who managed just 18 points. the tampa bay lightning or through to the n.h.l. eastern conference finals but they were made to work really hard for it the boston bruins pushed tampa bay all the way in the game 5 of their playoff series in toronto boston twice equalized in what was a must win game for them in the 2nd over

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> investigators are blaming a propane leak in this home explosion that killed a 14-year-old in oklahoma city. authorities say a log lighter in a fireplace was leaking gas. neighbors helped the man search for his daughter after the explosion. >> the dad just kept repeating over and over again that, i plugged in the coffee pot, and i got electrocuted and the house blew up. >> just the nicest people. i'm heartbroken for them. >> the girl's parents and brother were seriously injured. >>> a fiery plane crash in central texas sent two people to the hospital. officials say two planes slammed into each other while trying to land at san marco's airport. one plane burst into flames. the other flipped over. none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening. >>> time now for a look at your friday morning weather. some heavy rain today along the eastern sea board. most of it from the remnants of tropical storm beta. some flash flooding is possible in parts of georgia and the carolinas, and more heavy rain in the pacific northwest today. parts of washington and oregon could get 2 inches. checking today's

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. >> o'donnell: in oklahoma city today a 14-year-old girl was killed with her family's home was blown to pieces in a fiery explosion. officials are investigating whether a propane leak caused it. the girl's parents and brothers are being treated for burns. tonight, our parent company viacomcbs has finished an investigation into an alleged incident involving c.e.o. bob bakish after a former employee claimed the 56-year-old executive touched her inappropriately during a holiday party four years ago. in a statement the company board says it takes any allegation of this type seriously, and conducted an independent review, which did not support the allegation. bakish became the c.e.o. of viacom in 2016 before it merged with the cbs corporation. les moonves, the former head of cbs, was fired in 2018 over allegations of sexual misconduct. coming up next-- why the school bus driver is even more important than ever, even with so many kids learning from home. to help you prepare for the future, without sacrificing what's most important to you today. because with fidelity, you can feel confident

shock tonight over an explosion that rocked oklahoma city. >> the dad kept yelling i can't find hadleycan't find hadley. a 14-year-old girl killed. her brother badly injured. >> the nicest people and i'm heartbroken for them. husband, shawn, in serious condition tonight. >> the dad just kept repeating over and over again that "i plugged in the coffee pot, and i got electrocuted, and the house blew up." he said it a thousand times. he's now in serious condition. we are here to help when we can and our heart goes out to the family for sure. >> reporter: investigators say there was a propane log lighter inside the fireplace that was not to code. >> these log lighters are illegal and you'll accumulate vapor that will lead to an explosion. >> officials say that the family moved into the home a few years ago so it is unknown whether or not they were even aware of that log lighter and that they say even the slightest ignition, even the flip of a light switch could have triggered the blast. david. >> a propane log lighter. adrienne, thank you. >>> when we come back, news this evening about pat

the supply is down especially some some of the small to hid-size cities like oklahoma city or nashville, where you're seeing a surge in buyers there other cities are still see a lot of demand within the city as they're as they're residential neighborhoods. this area is incredibly hot. you have outdoor areas that's what people still want, to be close to the usualing core, but have that kind of space. does it seems to be acting in the normal way, which is to turn people off >> i don't think you're seeing a bubble so much, but also in the last case, ten years ago people were pushing home prices higher, because they were using faulty mortgages. that was no money down, very poorly underwritten. anybody could buy a house. that's absolutely not the case right now. so the finances are much stronger than ten years ago. you also have a tremendous amount of home equity in the market trillions of dollars collectively that people are just sitting on because home values are so high i don't think prices can get out of hand, but as long as they are well underwritten and you have these low mortgage rate

. >> reporter: shock and heartbreak tonight following a tragic home explosion that rocked oklahoma city>> the dad kept yelling i can't find hadley, i can't find hadley. >> reporter: a 14-year-old girl killed. her parents and brother badly injured. >> just the nicest people. and i'm heartbroken for them. >> reporter: neighbors recounting that the father, burned in the blast, was also in shock. >> the dad just kept repeating over and over again that "i plugged in the coffee pot and i got electrocuted and my house blew up." he said it a thousand times. >> reporter: he's now in serious condition. >> we're here to help when we can. our hearts go out to the family for sure. >> reporter: investigators say the cause was a propane log lighter inside the fireplace that was not to code. >> these log lighters are illegal in case of an outage of flame you're just going to accumulate vapor, propane vapor inside of a residence that will lead to an explosion. >> reporter: officials say that the family moved into the home a few years ago, so it's unknown whether or not they were even aware of that log l

three documents note that 2019 was the most deadly year for domestic violence extremists since the oklahoma city bombing in 1995. among mastic -- domestic violence extremists actions, white supremacy leaders conducted half of all of the attacks, resulting in the majority of deaths, 39 out of 48. people are wondering about the data. what i want to ask you before we lose you for tom, how has the internet -- time, how has the internet changed extremism on the right wing side, or has it? guest: it definitely changed that. first of all, i think that a lot of individuals can now become part of these communities. these virtual communities that really are promoting and fostering these kinds of views. what it also created is actually it democratized many of these movements. the leaders of the far-right and the kkk chapters and neo-nazi organizations actually now are in much more political communications with their followers. that goes both ways. the followers influence the leaders and the leaders have more power to shape their followers. thatore important thing is recruitment, propaganda became very chea

but after that oklahoma city speech, i think that convinced most republicans they had a chance to beat him. i wonder if he had the effect it had on the republican party in 1944? >> thank you. >> that speech reverberated in ways that no one could imagine at the time. there had been remember the famous speech in d.c. someone said there was appear contest between their dog and coat. he was running under this campaign. he was we go getted into this. he brought everything together. all of the allegations of new deal, incompetence, new deal. economic failure. on and on and on. >> this is in late september, about a month before the election 1944. i think a lot of republicans at that point were close to dispare. they -- he gave the speech. the campaign was broke. dewey and his friends raised $27,000 in order to put together a national radio network. he delivered the speech. it was gallon fa nicing. a pole of 40 newspaper correspondents, 23 of them had come out of roos vet. he had the league change. but the irony is, he later decided and he said, the most important thing of this peach. if you w

navy seal jason bettman, oklahoma city bombing firefighter chris shields, and more.n.org website, you can learn more about this amazing organization dedicated to veterans and first responders ptsd. >> jesse: no masks, unbelievable. >> emily: they were next to us the entire time, that was incredible. >> greg: did you work any references to twilight into your speech? >> emily: everyone already know what i was talking about. >> greg: go back and watch the a block, she references some character to twilight. it >> juan: break it up, that's it for us tonight. special report is up next, hey bret baier. >> bret: i like twilight. good evening, welcome to washington. breaking tonight, president trump is taking election-year aim at what he calls a crusade against american history using toxic propaganda and ideological poison in his words. the president said during a history event this afternoon at the archives here in washington american school children are being indoctrinated in propaganda aimed at making them ashamed of their country. the president will leave the white house

it was winning suburbs outside of atlanta, dallas, houston, oklahoma city, richmond, virginia, so democrats were moving up in certain states and moving and dropping down to a certain extent in other states where we are seeing a realignment. whites with less than a four year college to greet are moving more toward the republican party but college-educated, suburban are moving away from the republican party toward the democratic party. so we are seeing alignment in the country is getting small town rural or republican. we are seeing a realignment take place in this country. >> let's get a call from amy. good morning. good morning. mr. cook, i have watched you for a long time and always valued your opinion. i am thinking about the trump voter. my husband and i were in about 17 states mostly in the east. more intensity in terms of signage for trump and also ohio, we heard a woman talking to her friend who said, i will vote for trump but i would never tell a poll or anybody. my friends are for biden, i am scared, but a lot of people i know are going to vote for trump but would never say so in th

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security breaking up criminal gangs, arresting 262, finding 5 missing children, rescuing them in oklahoma cityng children found in northeast ohio. you know, some of these kids were involved in human trafficking. what a victory for the u.s. marshals service and homeland security. this is a widespread operation. these are the good guys doing good things, finding these children. your reaction? >> yeah. s this is excellent. and what a lot of people don't realize is that the trump administration has arrested 5,000 human traffickers coming across our southern border. interestingly enough, the rating agencies for, you know, human trafficking and sex trafficking, the border of the united states and mexico and the philippines are rated as the world's worst places for human trafficking. and the liberals want an open border? they don't -- they want to stop and did everything they could to stop the president's border wall? i mean, that's what we're dealing with here. it's no wonder rachel maddow's showing pictures from, you know, six years ago. elizabeth: all right. congressman, you gave some great inform