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after oklahoma city. oklahoma city is actually pretty good example here. because president clinton who had just had a terrible election, partly because he had been disciplines in a bill that joe biden was critical to doing. and there is the terrible attack on the federal building in oklahoma city, and 1995. president clinton goes and takes -- that same season. george bush who had just been vindicated two years before resigns from the nra. because the nra had put out a fund raising letter referring to federal agents as jack booted thugs. and so joshi, the senior bush reside from there in a very important letter. so yes, it can make a difference. what would make the biggest difference is if we all remember that wet runs america, but should run america, is the declaration of independence. the declaration of independence begins with that majestic idea that we are all created equal and we're all endowed by our creator no matter are color, sexual orientation, no matter what. and that is our mission statement. that is what we said we wanted to be. no one forced t

dallas, austin, and little rock, and oklahoma city all on alert tonight. the 100-car pileup in denver. temperatures plunging from the 70s into the 20s. this system on the move. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi's first comments since the brutal attack on her husband. what he said and what she revealed about paul pelosi's condition. >>> tonightonight, with elon mu charge of twitter, thousands of workers finding they lost their jobs. half the company's employees out of work. >>> four days to go until the crucial midterm election. tonight here in the key senate race in pennsylvania, the major headline. after dr. oz appeared for years on the oprah show, on the oprah endorsing john fetterman instead. you'll hear from her. >>> plus, former presidents obama and trump in that state this weekend, showing the stakes in this race, now a dead heat. eva pilgrim in pennsylvania. >>> the turnout factor tonight. republicans need a net gain of just one senate seat to take control of the senate. tonight several key states where the ra

. >> breaking news taking us to northwest oklahoma city where oklahoma city police have been called outbank robbery. >> oklahoma city police -- dangerous armed robbery suspect. >> to homeowners fight back after a terrifying home. evasion >> and accused rapist and got three arrested again. >> oklahoma city police on leave after he and his wife were arrested for a string of felony. >> and up and coming young republican a rested for sex crime with a minor. >> after two and a half crime spree, a suspect some call the sand which banned it is locked up. >> -- is facing felony charges after allegedly stabbing another man who was swinging a hatchet at him. >> police say that mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint. >> you rub the mailman. who does that? >> oh my god! oklahoma is a hellhole! don't go there. seriously. the oklahoma democrat running for government is correct, on the basic facts. the homicide rate oklahomans higher than new york. it's higher than california, considerably so. in 2020, for instance, oklahoma had nine homicide for every hundred thousand people. we are talking deep bet okl

. >> this is breaking news, taking us to northwest oklahoma city where oklahoma city police have beenty, police must dangerous armed robbery suspects. >> to homeowners buyback during a terrified home invasion. >> accused rapist and guthrie arrested again! >> oklahoma city police only one heinous wife was arrested for a string of felony. >> and up and coming down republican arrested for a sex crime with a minor! >> after two and a half we crime spree, i suspect some call the sound which bans it is a locked up! >> johnny mann is facing felony charges after allegedly stabbing another matt who was swinging hatchets adam. >> police say that mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint! >> you robbed a male man! who does that? >> oh my god! oklahoma is a hellhole! >> don't go there! >> seriously -- the oklahoma democrat running for governor is correct. just on the basic facts. the homicide rates and oklahoma is higher than new york, it is higher than california, considerably so. in 2020, for instance, oklahoma had nine homicide for every hundred thousand people. again, we're talking the bread oklaho

oklahoma city is a pretty good example, here, because president clinton, who had just had a terrible election, partly because he had banned assault weapons, in 1994, in a bill that joe biden was critical would do it, there is a terrible attack on the federal building in oklahoma city. in 1995, the president takes this moment and talks incredibly well. that same season, president george herbert walker bush resigns from the nra because the nra had put out a fundraising letter referring to federal agents as jackbooted thugs. so the senior bush resigned from there, in a very important letter. so yes, it can make a difference. what would make the biggest difference, is if we all remember that what runs america, what should run america is the declaration of independence, the declaration of independence begins with that majestic idea that we are all created equal, we are all endowed by our creator, no matter our color, our sexual orientation, no matter what. that is our mission statement but that is what we said we wanted to be. no one forced that on us. that is what folks who look like me

parts of texas, oklahoma, and arkansas in the path of these storms tonight. major cities, of course, including dallas, austin, little rock, oklahoma city, all bracing for the potential of a difficult night ahead. and this was the scene from the same system in colorado, what they called a flash freeze, causing that major pileup in denver. some 100 vehicles, multiple injuries. temperatures there dropping from the 70s to the 20s. heavy rain and strong winds outside dallas already today. dangerous weather heading into the night. senior meteorologist rob marciano leading us off tonight. he's in dallas. >> reporter: tonight, a severe weather outbreak slamming the south central u.s. more than 25 million on alert from texas to missouri. torrential rain causing treacherous travel conditions for the evening commute in plano, texas. dangerous and destructive winds already whipping through dallas, measured to 63 miles per hour, with possible tornadoes through the night as the storm moves east. >> this is my concern for east texas, you're a level 4. we don't see that very often in the

in october 19, 1995 6 months after the oklahoma city bombing at the alpha p. morale federal building. president clinton issued executive order went to nine and seven. creating the interagency's kim icc. to address quality and effectiveness of the security requirements of federal facilities. membership of the icy and consists of senior executives from 66 federal departed agencies. this collective security matter allows the ioc to develop top tier resources coordinate resources to problems that of individual departments alone. the ceased clot to form the carries outwork with its members with a governance framework of subcommittees working groups. it is working groups which are provisional, or taxes bodies assange by sea will clear objectives and deliverables. in march 2003 in the role of church answered from the general services administration to dhs. dhs delegated these this responsibility to cisa in light of its role to protections are the nations critical infrastructure. the stewardship of the icy ensures that it supports, law and leverages state local territ

adam kemp, r oklahoma city communities correspondent. u. ♪ >> another major issue for native americans and oklahoma, and the rest of the country right now, the indian child welfare act it governs the removal of native american children from their home and where they are subsequently placed in an effort to keep them with other family members and with their tribes. but as stephanie sy reports, next week the u.s. supreme court will hear a challenge to the law that could dismantle it entirely. >> seven-year-old willow, which means hummingbird in cherokee, is learning the language of his tribe. at this indigenous language immersion school, all of the subjects are taught in cherokee, and the children learn to write in the syllabary create by sequoia. his great uncle is one of the teachers, and one oa dwindling number of native cherokee speakers. were it not for the indian child welfare act, he might never have uttered a cherokee word. when he was only 23 months old, authorities removed him from his biological parents due to child endangerment.

>> i've never run into it before. >> not with the pentagon, not with the oklahoma city bombing. >> i've it before. it's very unusual. >> reporter: it took until this past august before allyn kilsheimer was allowed to do this, his first big on site test. we watched as his team used 350 tons of steel plates to measure how much load the structural site could handle. >> this building sat there for a very long time, right? it's been there for 40 years. full of people for 40 years. it has cars in it for 40 years. buildings just don't fall down. >> reporter: with neither kilsheimer or federal investigators providing answers, survivors and victim's families have come up with their own hypotheses. one is that weeks of vibration of construction of the oval-shaped condo next door somehow compromised champlain towers south. this complains the digging was, quote, too close to our property and we have concerns regarding the structure of our building. some of the people who lived in the towers have expressed a lot of concern about vibrations of the building that was next to it being built. is that som

before we go, catch me live, jimmy failla live december 10, the comedy club in oklahoma city, buy tickets indiana, hegel. summit city comedy, never feel better about your own drinking around the holidays and hanging out with comics so come on down. >> that does it, we will see you tomorrow 5:00 p.m. eastern. stay tuned for the fox report with jon scott right now. >> community on edge, for college students murdered in idaho, killer or killers unknown still on the loose. good evening, i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ all four victims attended the university of idaho and staying together and off campus home in moscow, idaho. all four were stabbed to death in their beds sunday morning, likely as they were sleeping. security camera footage shows two of the

only 8 for the high in oklahoma city on friday. that's it for me. safe. >>> and finally, colder weather setting in around the country. but people in western japan's matsui city are having no problem th the chills. they are enjoying rides on sightseeing boats equipped with traditional k ochotsua heaters. it's a low table covered with a blanket that has a heat source underneath. unlike modern kotsua, these ones use coals to keep people warm. the first rides of the season set sail early thursday morning. the temperature outside was a chilly 7.8 degrees in the early hours. but tourists had no trouble enjoying the leaves around the castle, thanks to the toasty tables. >> translator: years ago, i had a kotatsu that used coal. it gives me a sense of nostalgia. it's a crisp, autumn day and my feet are nice and warm. it feels great. >> the kotatsu boats will be offering a cozy seat through early april. and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching, and do stay with us for more. ♪ >>> this is "newsline bi

received reports of a hostage situation at a shooting at the site about 55 miles northwest of oklahoma cityeputies arrived, they found three men and a woman dead. they were all chinese citizens. another person was wounded. police say the suspect who was arrested in south florida yesterday knew the victims. >>> cbs new york reports a suspect is under arrest after a brick was thrown at a new york city lgbtq bar. 34-year-old sean kuilan faces criminal mischief, weapons, and reckless endangerment charges in connection with the incident. police are also investigating two prior cases of bricks and rocks being thrown at the building in the last week. sources say the suspect confessed to three incidents and told police it was revenge against an employee of that bar. >>> and the "baltimore sun" says three people were critically injured when a house exploded. a woman and a teenage girl were inside the home. a 70-year-old man who was outside was also hurt when he went in to help the victims and the house collapsed on him. several nearby houses were damaged.ne rkth th they smeld he explosio overentit a

. >> reporter: one of the oklahoma city bombers, terry nichols, also claimed to be a sovereign citizento life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> sovereign citizens can be amazingly disruptive in court. they can be theatrical. they can be extremely argumentative, obstreperous. they can demand that the bailiff arrest the judge. >> reporter: despite the disruptions, october 26, the jury finally came to a decision. it took 28 minutes to read all the verdicts. >> guilty of first-degree recklessly endangering safety -- >> reporter: guilty on all 76 counts. before the sentencing, the families of those lost publicly expressing the trauma he caused. >> there's nothing this court can do that will provide justice, in my eyes, so all i ask is that you rot, and you rot slow. >> reporter: brooks' family pleading for him to get mental health help. >> mental illness caused them to do the unthinkable. they must be punished. yes, i agree, there should be some accountability. for their actions. but we also must render hope. >> reporter: but even in the waning hours of the trial, brooks conti

rain and the pacific north west, we wet and windy, a new system mong onshore bviri plains, 59 in oklahoma city. 64 in san angelo thanksgiving is right around the corner we'll take a look at the forecast coming nun up in just a bit. >>> jay leno is out of the hospital just over a week after he was burned in a car fire in his garage he thanked his burn care team and released a photo with the staff. his doctors are optimistic he will make a full recovery. >>> "early today" is back in 60 seconds with the rising risk of a rail strike that could wreak havoc on the economy >>> and the high-flying honor for theheroes of the tense afghan evacuation. e tense afghan evacuation. doing with you. ok, i got it. (laughs) start medicare shopping today with walgreens find rx coverage. ♪♪ plus, find low-cost copays. it's not too late to talk medicare. walgreens, is here. ♪♪ ♪♪ walgredx■sens. with new chapter multi-vitamin gummies, you get so much more than just... mmm. ... more nutrients. more research and more organic ingredients. you also get less sugar and that means less candy posing as vitamins. new chapter

, they are all in inextricably linked.n their first occurred in december of 191 over coffee in oklahoma city. and as theha era campaign came o an unsuccessful close in 1982 they chose to move together to madison, wisconsin. i vividly recall meeting them shortly thereafter in the autumn of 1984. denise hailed from milwaukee, wisconsin. margaret from webster city, iowa. they were incredibly and are incredibly committed to one another. but they also determined as they got a little older that something was missing. i want to see someone was missing. and denise and margaret's journey to find that someone was arduous yet they never gave up. inop 2003, after working with an adoption agency for many years denise received a video of their daughter. this lovely brown eyed maria.- in the family that you now see here this is actually several years old she is now a sophomore at the university of sophomore at madison. a little bit dated. but i wanted to put a face or a series of faces on this. it is such an all american family and an all american story. w but as everybody knows about the debate we are abo

you storms are showers are alsoikelythrougn saturday, another round of heavy rain from dallas to oklahoma city and south to the gulf by sunday lots of what weather from the upper midwest into the northeast and look at today's highs. a balmy 46 degrees in minneapolis, 86 in miami. red flag warnings are in effect in southern california, where highs will hit 76 degrees. and coming up the closest look at the moon we've seen since the apollo missions. details about what happened to the american killed while vacationing in mexico and fighting inflation. while black friday deals may not be as impressive as years passed. . yoe best. good morning, america's black friday deals and steals blowout. back now, with these stunning images of the moon, the incredible shots come from nasa's orion capsule. the unmanned spacecraft captured the scene during a recent fly by where it came within 80 miles of the moon surface. orion is part of the artemis mission to hopefully send humans back to the moon. more trouble for embattled hip hop star kanye west adidas announced thursday they are launching an investigation i

you are more likely to get murdered in oklahoma city than new york city based off the statistics. crime is higher in southern states because we don't have any gun laws. you can carry a gun without a permit. arkansas, oklahoma. southern states have crime rates higher than major cities like l.a. or new york. it's about scaring people and making them feel unsafe. and a lot of ways we are. host: that was jonathan out of texas referring to that third wave report, the red state murder problem is the title of that report. third wave.org centrist think tank, a centerleft think tank in washington dc. the top 10 murder rates in the united states according to their report exist in the states good x in keeping with our commitment to the

outlet bargain market ♪ >>> finally, tonight, in this week of thanksgiving, some young adults in oklahoma city getting a little help and a fresh start in life. >> reporter: this 20-year-old is getting most of her life in her childhood in oklahoma's foster care system. for the first time, she is living on her own thanks to an oklahoma nonprofit called pivot. >> i'm very appreciative of what i have right now, what i was provided with because they didn't have anything when i first got here. >> reporter: have it providing people with a little house to live in as they start their journey into adulthood. many of the residents were homeless like barry or aged out of the foster care system at 18. the project has 26 little houses paid for by private donations along with state and federal grants. residents initially pay $100 per month for a home of around 300 square feet with living space, a kitchen, and a bathroom. government data shows more than 200 homeless youth in oklahoma. barry is learning the basics and is now planning a big future from her little home. >> i would take this opportunity like anyb

the southeast boston to raleigh, lots of sunshine no problems there, showers in minneapolis and oklahoma cityt's a mess out west. flooding potentials in portions of southern california also higher elevation snow we zoom in closer to the north we're looking at temperatures really nice and comfortable. sunny and warm with wind in portions of new hampshire. also pennsylvania, mostly sunny. rain late in the northwest portions of wisconsin you could see a little shower activity later. mostly sunny and mild in georgia, back to you guys. >>> next on early today, beating the odds a delaware woman hits two jackpots in a month. jackpots in. welcome to my digestive system. it's pretty calm in here with align probiotic. you see... your gut has good and bad bacteria. and when you get off balance, you may feel it. the bloating, the gas - but align helps me trust my gut again. plus, its recommended by doctors nearly 2x more than any other probiotic brand. just one a day naturally helps promote a balanced gut. and soothe occasional bloating gas and discomfort. align probiotic. welcome to an align gut. when d

dallas, austin, little rock, and oklahoma city all on alert tonight. the 100-car pileup in denver.rom the 70s into the 20s. this system on the move. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi's first public comments since the brutal attack on her husband. what she said today and what she revealed about paul pelosi's condition. mola lenghi in san francisco. >>> tonight, with elon musk in charge of twitter now, thousands of workers learning they have lost their jobs,ft

dallas, austin, and little rock, and oklahoma city all on alert tonight. from the 70s into the 20s. this system on the move. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi's first comments since the brutal attack on her husband. what he said and what she revealed about paul pelosi's condition. >>> tonightonight, with elon mu charge of twitter,

record-setting cold that goes all the way down into oklahoma city and the cold air urbers in snow. a lake-event snow event begins thursday, lasts through sunday. in placing like buffalo, norah, they'll be measuring it in feet. >> o'donnell: wow, thanks, mike. now to the growing nursing shortage that threatens to push america's healthcare system to the breaking point. nurses across the country are getting burned out, with some thinking about leaving the profession all together. in part two of our reporting, we went to children's national thopt look at some of the solutions. >> did you get snacks yet? >> no. >> reporter: they call this the "womanness wagon. it's not for the patients. it's for the nurses. >> there you go. >> lunch for you. >> o'donnell: it's a chance to check in on nurses like caitlyn hall and hayley roper. >> how is your day going so far? >> o'donnell: i think people don't realize that you guys work so hard, that many times you don't have a break for lunch. >> yes, it's a job where if the people need you, you have to be there. you can't just, you know, say, "please h

opportunity that i don't think anybody should pass up. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, oklahoma citydnesday. for some of you, the news continues. and for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm caitlin huey-burns. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. multiple people have been shot and killed at a walmart supercenter in chesapeake, virginia. police say the call came in just after 10:00 p.m. last night. a single shooter is confirmed dead. this is the second mass shooting in three days. over the weekend, five people were killed at an lgbtq club in colorado springs, colorado. >>> the bithe biden administrat extended the pause on federal student loan payments which had been set to resume on january 1st. the president's plan to cancel up to $20,000 in debt for millions of borrowers has been halted by republican legal challenges. >>> and a major upset at the world cup where saudi arabia produced one of the biggest upsets in world cup history, defeating lionel messi's argentina 2-

and i will be in oklahoma city on monday. meanwhile, the georgia senate race goes into overtime.nd herschel walker is hitting the trail and falling into big money. $3 million already. he joins "one nation." ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >> this is a job that requires honesty. you can call me old-fashioned. but i still think character matters. integrity matters. telling the truth matters. competence matters. brian: wow, it's getting personal. georgia senator rafael warnock takes a shot at herschel walker. walker hauled in $3.3 million from friday. the democrats dumped $7 million into warnock's race. they spent another $7 million during the initial matchup between these two. good to see you herschel, i know you are back in

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yeah, so yeah, it would have been after the oklahoma city bombing. that's when pennsylvania avenue closed to the public after that. is it? it's a really unusual circumstance. so just i talked about obviously partnering between different agencies and the multi-jurisdictions that are here. so the avenue actually is dc property. it's it's a dc city street still jurisdictionally the national park service does have maintenance jurisdiction there though. so we take care of the pennsylvania avenue. and we also have the legal and might maintenance jurisdiction for the white house sidewalk and for lafayette park on the other side. so obviously for security reasons today, i don't anticipate in the very near future that ever, you know, happening anytime soon. obviously, you know, the white house is all about continuity and change and that, you know things i've been flow obviously at one time the white house was burned and those things have since changed hopefully maybe in the future security will be such that we might not have these, you know situations or the

, i think it was during the clinton administration, -- >> so yes, that would've been after the oklahoma city bombing. that's one pennsylvania avenue close to the public after that. >> has it ever changed? >> it's a really unusual circumstance, so i talked about the partnering between different agencies, multiple jurisdictions that are here, and so the avenue actually is d. c. property. it's a d. c. city streets still. the national park service does have maintenance jurisdiction there, and so we take care of the pennsylvania avenue and we also have legal and main jurisdiction for the white house sidewalk, and for lafayette park on the other side. obviously, for security reasons for today, i don't anticipate that that will ever happen anytime soon. obviously, the white house is all about continuity and change. and things ebb and flow. obviously one time, the white house was burned and those things have since changed. hopefully, maybe in the future, security will be such that we might not have these situations or the security might be irate indifferent way to allow for the eagerness to happen d

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slight risk, level 2 out of 5 from the storm prediction center that includes amarillo, west of oklahoma city and wichita. look at friday. that includes the dallas fort worth region. millions of people under enhanced risk. level 3 out of 5 and it's, again, all thanks to this cold front which, by the way, is producing a significant amount of snowfall across the inner mountain west. we're not going to measure this in inches, it will be in feet in the higher elevations. as it moves east it's going to trigger thunderstorms. it will cool temperatures for places like green bay and minneapolis. no more record highs. and then we focus on the next weather maker. we already have winter jeweathe alerts and there it is piling up in feet for snow resorts looking to cash in. >> that is hot stuff. thank you so much. >>> fears of a recession loom even greater after the federal reserve raises interest rates for the sixth time this year. we'll find out what that means. >>> new warnings for users of dry shampoos. more cancer caughting products found in them. just ahead. so i can wake up refreshed. neuriva think

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mocked by her republican opponent, and even questioned by the moderator, but when the frontier, the oklahoma city newspaper fact-checked her, she was right. and oklahoma is hardly alone, the major city cities chief association says in the first six months of this year, robberies and aggravated assaults increased in cities of more than 500,000 people. but this is where statistics can often be used to make whatever point you want to make. the major city chiefs association says murders are down in aggregate in the 70 urban areas they looked at. but for 30 of those 70, murders are up. and those include atlanta, there are big races in georgia right now, and denver, big races in colorado. milwaukee, governor and senate seats on the line in wisconsin. when crime rates go up, local prosecutors pushing criminal justice reform policies, they often get blamed. is that fair? it's usually a lot more complicated than that. take boston, where the district attorney stopped prosecuting nonviolent offenses. what happened there? violent crime decreased, by 15% in 2021. and take two cities that increased their polic

want to go to oklahoma, oklahoma city where you find the governor of that state. a comfortable lead in the polls to hang onto. the republican governor of oklahoma. you have seen what is going on with the battle back-and-forth not only for governors mansions including your own but statehouses across the country. a lot of interest in midterm election year, they have that kind of allure regardless but the big issue in your state, energy has come front and center. explain why that resonates? >> thanks for having me on, to have energy independence model, every president since 1973 had energy independence policy. what we don't understand is why are you trying to stamp out oil and gas industry and big russia or opec to produce more oil. we have oklahoma companies, north dakota, pennsylvania, texas we meet the needs of americans with our own resources and that is what we push in oklahoma. i love explaining this in oklahoma. we are number foreign oil production, number 3 and natural gas, number 2 in wind energy. we need more of everything in america and oklahoma and oklaho

friday, especially friday for some big cities including dallas, down toward houston, texas into oklahoma citytle rock, could see large hail, damaging wind and flooding rainfall, that will happen through saturday through all areas west of the mississippi river valley, that is something we'll be talking about through today and the weekend. big storm system in the plain states, behind it snow piles up, eastern half of the country, nice temperatures, we'll enjoy that. this is the second severe season, we see severe weather in spring and secondary spring in the fall, which is what is happening today. we'll keep you up to date. s foxweather.com for the latest details. todd, to you. >> todd: lifetime democrats are turning their backs on alexandria ocasio-cortez and siding with republicans to flip her seat red. her own constit yentss are fed up with her radical left agenda. >> you're a coward, a socialists, you have done nothing, tulsi gabbard has shown gutses and you have been a coward. >> todd: a reverend, president of the hispanic clergy organization and former city council member joins us now. wh

in 2018, they elected house members in oklahoma city and charleston in a year that was very bad for republicans. the core problem is usually differential turnout. a sign that out of power is more motivated to vote. the last part of the polling has her over 50%. no question you can vote with your feet kind of thing. look where they are sending all this fire power. and it's a closer race than they want. >> yeah. president biden will be change for kathy hochul tomorrow. it is one of the few times he holds a tight race. yes, pennsylvania. but what -- why has he been so particular about where he appears to campaign. >> you know, this really crystallizes one of the big problems democrats face in this election. and that is the breadth of biden's difficulties in terms of his declining approval and popularity. you know, his national approval rating may not be that different than trump's was in 2018. somewhere around 45%. there were states in 2018 where donald trump, competitive states, was still over 50% approval. in fact, republicans ousted incumbents in a bad year in four states. florida, indiana and

even a few embedded thunderstorms from dallas, houston, oklahoma city.ou can see the moisture picking up through the course of the day through the deep south. that moisture will spread eastward for the day on friday. if you are traveling home for ma'amly and friends. you'll want to get out the door. along the east coast as well, we'll have some precipitation move through. you'll see this developing a secondary cold front and pressure will bring heavier rainfall across the east coast. more for the sunday and monday time frame. here's the forecast accumulation and a small chance of some flash flooding as well. here's the forecast weather. travel delays anticipated across the east coast. be prepared for that, max. back to you. >> thank you. thank you to derek. >>> now cnn projects alaska democrat mary paltola will hang onto the u.s. house seat she won a few months ago in a special election after once again repeating republican sarah pal lynn and nick baga. the palin was strike a political comeback. >>> u.s. justice department wants mike pence to testify abo

here is what happened in oklahoma city when first police heard a man with a felony warrant was hidingudible] cody, you got cover out there while we do this? [shouting] >> go, go. [gunfire] >> shots fired, shots fired. come out with your hands up. come out with your hands up. >> come out with your hands up. [gunfire. [. >> one of the officers was hit in the face by flying debris during the fire fight and the suspect later died. in ohio, police were responding to a random shooting when they spotted the suspect's vehicle, they fled and here's what happened when the police caught up. >> [siren] >> gunshots] >> don't you [bleep] move. [gun shots] don't [bleep] move. don't you move. don't you move. >> you move i'll blast you hear me? >> yes, sir, yes, sir. [bleep] you are going to [bleep] die. what the hell are you doing? >> jesse: police don't get enough credit. especially in cities like san francisco, to them, police represent the white racist oppressive patriarchy. try to keep the city safe while politicians and activists try to get them fired. the san francisco police contempt is doing

>> oklahoma city. >> bill: so in texas governor abbott launched the operation lone star. does that help or is it just so overwhelming that operation lone star will have limited impact? >> so you have to look at the intent. the intent of operation lone star is to protect texas and america from significant threats. so while texas does not have the authority to enforce immigration law, every single person that texas dps or national guard come in contact with would have been a gotaway from u.s. border patrol as bill just reported. border patrol is overwhelmed and not there. they are filtering out the criminals that they can. >> bill: thank you for coming back rodney scott in oklahoma today. we'll speak again and see if anything changes. good luck. thank you. >> dana: tropical storm nicole making landfall in florida. giant storm covering nearly the entire peninsula. governor desantis will give an update. president biden mocking house republicans who plan to investigate his son hunter should they win the majority. what he said and why some say the president is playing with fire

fugitive opened fire on three oklahoma city police officers who were attempting to serve a felony warrantafter finding the suspect hiding under a mattress. watch. >> cover out there while we do this. go. go. >> gun, gun, gun, gun. [gunshots. >> carley: officers returning fire killing the system. one of them struck by debris but is expected to be okay. my goodness, on capitol hill the senate passes protections for same sex and interracial marriages and bipartisan vote of 61-36. 12 republican senators, including lisa murkowski and roy blunt were among those to push the legislation across the finish line. the bill requires the federal government to recognize all marriages that are legal in the state where they took place. the measure now moves to the house where it is expected to pass in the final days of the democrat controlled chamber. newly reinstated disney ceo bob iger sharing his new vision for the company and he wants to try steer clear of culture wars. disney down hall i do like the country being embroiled in controversy of course not. it can be distracting and it can have a negative

encompasses oklahoma city as well as houston. look at the timing here. by this afternoon and evening, thunderstorms will fire. after sunset tonight some of the thunderstorms could form. that means nocturnal tornadoes are possible with this line of thunderstorms that moves through and ultimately develops. they are particularly dangerous because they often catch people off guard not prepared for tornadoes in the middle of the night when we're typically sleeping. the storm prediction center has highlighted the area as the greatest probability of tornadic development later today. we'll keep an eye to the sky. the highest tornado potential across eastern texas and into western louisiana and oklahoma. on top of the tornado threat there's also a potential for flash flooding as some of the slow-moving thunderstorms produce anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain locally across some of the areas hit hardest later today. max? >> derek, thank you very much, indeed. >>> now it took a while but nba star kyrie irving has finally apologized after he appeared to produce ant

keep an eye to the sky, oklahoma city and shreveport and houston and dallas fort worth.terms of the timing, we expect the thunderstorms to form but it is potential we could see some of these tornadoes develop after sunset tonight. that means nocturnal tornadoes, particularly dangerous for this area because they catch people off guard typically when they are sleeping. dallas fort worth to the east. that's for later tonight and into the overnight period. some of these tornadoes could form overnight and into the early morning hours of saturday as a storm system advances eastward. it's not only the severe weather threat, christine, it's the potential of flash flooding. we have two to four inches of rainfall for this particular area. back to you. >> thanks so much for the warning. nice to see you. >>> next, vulnerable dems outperforming president biden in the polls. can they win on tuesday? >>> plus, a russian flag removed in ukraine. signs of a retreat or trap? and gunfire open wounding a former prime minister. (driver) conventional thinking would sayy verizon has the larges

and the last test was phase three, which was conducted at the hospital in oklahoma city, that's where we're put into the tank as i had described earlier. >> what an interesting array of tests that you went through. >> and then on top of it, in the 80s, i went to space camp for a week. i've done everything i could possibly do to learn and grasp more about the wonderful world of space travel. >> that's great. such a, it's good to see you being so interested in maintaining that enthusiasm, to pass it on to others. >> absolutely. kids today have a wealth of knowledge, if they just have parents or teachers to say, you can do anything you want to do and go after it. the encouragement of going after it. taking all of the math and science and engineering courses throughout, kids on computers today. the youngsters i'm teaching the flight today, i have 16 and 17 year olds this summer that i'm teaching. they are grasping flying, i'm showing them at 78 hours because of the computer industry, they're learning to fly on the computers. >> a whole new way to learn. >> i mean, they showed, there is no

again, you have some of that heavier rain starting to exit dallas but taking shape across oklahoma citystarting to see some of those first bands push into little rock. same thing around new orleans. but you have that severe component along the southern side too. the thing is this storm system is not moving very fast so that also increases the threat for flooding because of that slow-moving nature. so, baton rouge, new orleans, stretching over towards mobile, biloxi, all those areas have the potential for isolated flooding concerns not just today but also heading into this evening as well. looking at the severe weather threat, it's a very similar area -- new orleans, biloxi, mobile stretching towards pensacola. the main threats are going to be damaging winds and the potential for some isolated tornadoes. now, as we go through the rest of the day, that system is going to gradually start to make its way farther to the north. by tonight and early tomorrow, the midwest and the mid-atlantic become the bigger areas of concern. by the time we get to sunday afternoon and even sunday evening, the

if you go back to the oklahoma city bombing of some years ago, and the destruction that caused.l that small. i mean, it's still a pretty bad day. >> stephen: right. it seems to me that the difference is between the worst thing you could think of, and the unthinkable. like, that's the scale. you know, the worst thing you can imagine, and unimaginably horrible. why do tactical nuclear weapons exist? >> so, they were introduced by the united states and the soviet union, as you said, as something that could be viably used in a battlefield. so, you would literally use them against troop concentrations, or supply lines and the like. the united states has gotten rid of most of its tactical nuclear weapons. the soviet union has not. they've got about 2,000 of them. and putin's nuclear saber- rattling is certainly very unsettling, to put it mildly. but, you know, he's already crossed a line. even without using a nuclear weapon, as he has essentially threatened to do many times. and the reason is that, you know, the united states and the soviet union always took a-- what i would say "resp