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oklahoma governor governor stitt speaking from the capital in oklahoma city. this is about 35 minutes. [applause] >> members of the legislature, dignitaries and people of oklahoma. it is my pleasure to introduce our governor, kevin stitt. gov stitt: thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you everybody. thank you so much. mr. speaker, members of the 59th legislature. members of the judiciary and finally, sarah and my family, and most especially to my fellow oklahomans it is such an honor. i gave my state of address four years ago. we delivered a turnaround. we cut red tape and created a more transparent government and we delivered. we said that we would report more savings and we delivered. we would bring more jobs to the state and we delivered. we said we would support our law enforcement and we delivered. we said we wouldn't state infrastructure and education we delivered. we stock to our conservative principles of lower taxes, family, and community. [applause] gov stitt: my fellow oklahomans, the state of our state is the strongest it has ever been. i

sergeant jennifer rodgers is a police officer in oklahoma city. like richard dean, she helped to pull her fellow citizens out of the rubble and deal with that awful tragedy. she reminds us that in their response to that atrocity the people of oklahoma city lifted all of us with their basic sense of decency and community. lucius wright and jennifer rodgers are special americans. and i have the honor to announce tonight that they are the very first of several thousand americans who will be chosen to carry the olympic torch on its long journey from los angeles to the centennial of the modern olympics in atlanta this summer -- not because they are star athletes, but because they are star citizens, community heroes meeting america's challenges. they are our real champions. now, each of us must hold high the torch of citizenship in our own lives. none of us can finish the race alone. we can only achieve our destiny together -- one hand, one generation, one american connecting to another. there have always been things we could do together -- dreams we co

so i'm in norman, oklahoma, which is just outside of oklahoma city. in fact, it's the home of the national weather service that's giving out all the warnings and watches that we've been seeing today in oklahoma. so i was tracking the storms today. i started off in the texas panhandle. a significant severe weather threat that we had expected today, and started off in the texas panhandle and worked my way east across i-40, across oklahoma and i-40 until i got to oklahoma city. i dropped down to norman, and that's when this tornado just came through maybe about a couple hours ago. i was just where the damage path was just a little bit ago. >> and what did you see as you were tracking this storm? >> so on i-40, initially we were expecting some semi-discrete storms that could produce tornadoes. then eventually the storms were expected. this is what happened to form into a big long squall line, even possibly a derecho. 80-mile-per-hour or faster winds was expected from these storms and this squall line. and they did have the possibility to produce these embe

i'm around 20ish minutes from oklahoma city northwest of a.o.c. city.tion on highways, homes, neighborhoods, mobile homes. behind me here, you are seeing a few crews already starting to restore power right now. down the power lines. we have been moving with this crew going line to line four crews out right now. we have definitely seen some major destruction along these roads. something that was very significant here right now into last night i mean we had 70 to 08 mile-per-hour winds that's highway speed. some winds still. definitely nothing significant but there is going to be crewing out all morning into the afternoon. we have seen very serious destruction here so far. back to you guys. >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> pete: check in now with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. hey, janice. >> janice: we will see the damage as the sun comes up reports of maybe ef-4 tornado in the norman, oklahoma area. it's just going to be devastating. i don't think we have any reports of any deaths but reports of incredible damage. so the

last night's game between the lakers and the oklahoma city thunder was stopped in the third quarter to honor lebron james. he share the moment with six time mvp wi, kathe record have on thi later this morning. i know we were expecting it, but it is really cool to see. what a moment! >> i was hoping it would happen saturday. not expecting kareem abdul-jabbar to make lebron james look short. [ laughter ] >> regardless of how you feel about lebron james, him going against the warriors, you do have to give it to him. this is great. >>> and the 49ers are moving quickly to fill the shoes of a major off-season departure. we will talk about the teams new hire. >>> we will talk about a date gone really wrong for a uc berkeley student. we have details on what happened when police got on the dating app. with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes, everyone is making room for binaxnow in their medicine cabinet. do we still need these pregnancy tests? (kids yell and giggle, a dog barks and a vase breaks) yeah, no. out with the old, in with the #1 covid-19 self test in the us. with the same te

. >> people have been out and about and oklahoma city all day enjoying the weather but around sunseten they should head home or to the safe spaces as that's when the storms will begin to roll in going into the overnight hours. fox forecast says there is confidence in tonight's event will be classified as a derecho. in this case a prolonged damaging wind event covering most of oklahoma we could experience wind gusts over 80 miles per hour that could lead to power outages and widespread damaging winds. in western oklahoma they have the greatest threat for large hail and strong tornadoes predisposed to residents here, about half of them unaware what's happening but the other half says they're keeping an eye out for it i spoke with the father who lives outside of a columbus city about his biggest concerns and how his family stays prepared. >> hill would be our biggest concern because we don't have a garage that we can parking we have a meeting plan if were not all at the house at the same time and then we actually live north of the school and they have a public shelter that they can go t

people are injured near oklahoma city, and now storms are moving into the midwest. heavy rain for chicago's morning commute icy conditions farther north, and people from the new york suburbs to new england are bracing for significant snow tonight into tomorrow, but we begin with the destruction in the middle of the country. powerful storms rolled across the plains in the middle of the night with destructive winds from the texas panhandle to kansas. people in oklahoma city were urged to take immediate shelter after a confirmed tornado was on the move just outside the city. flip semi winds, ripping off roofs and throwing this rv against a house in nearby norman, oklahoma . the damage is described as widespread i heard was like rattling, the whole house was shaking. the door was going crazy. our front window in our third bedroom busted through and glasses just flying through the hallway and it was. it was kind of scary. yeah town of liberal kansas, a reported tornado destroyed a home and toppled trees and power lines. this is the same system that brought rain, wind and

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my uncle was an anchorman quite famous in oklahoma city and i always looked up to him. i admired him. one of my other heroes had a very young age was walter cronkite. and then another hero of mine was johnny carson. and i'm kind of a i guess, a amalgam of, those three individuals, their styles their interview adaptations, their i guess some some ways mannerisms. but it's just it's about communication and as a professional communicator, all those years, i was able take part in a lot of interesting i was able to interview a lot of people. i did a short internship at the white house in 1989 with when president reagan was there and bill plante was and i just i knew that i wanted to do something other than tv at as we got into it, i didn't know what and this is really a gift from god that i'm able to do this. what did those men do in your in your opinion, you wanted to do as well? i mean, what how did they how did they impact you as a kid? and as you were growing up? i think communication, television is a combination of things. it's not just information. it's entertainment.

james entered tonight's lakers home game against oklahoma city , 36 points away from the record held for 34 years by that guy, kareem abdul jabbar scored nine points within the span of three minutes in the second quarter. he gets to hear plus the foul. james had 20 points in the first half, leaving him 16 shy of the record. then, in the third quarter, james hit consecutive three pointers. this the second of the two. he's now eight points away from the record. and then late in the third. it's anthony davis with the save the lakers run the floor. lebron's layup has him two points short. the whole arena, including kareem, anticipating what would come next? lebron james shot in history. the number was 38,388 points. james going for 38 on the night, karim became the league's all time scoring 1984 and retired five years later and obviously emotional moment for james. his wife and three kids, with the torch officially passed from one scoring leader, the other with nba commissioner adam silver in attendance. my beautiful wife, my daughter. my two boys, my friends, my boys , my family. my mot

james entered tonight's lakers home game against oklahoma city , 36 points away from the record heldby that guy, kareem abdul jabbar. james scored nine points within the span of three minutes in the second quarter, he gets to hear plus the foul. james had 20 points in the first half, leaving him 16 shy. of the record. and then in the third quarter, james hit consecutive three pointers. this the second of the 28 points away from the record. now late in the third. it's anthony davis. with the save. the lakers will run the floor and lebron's layup has him two points short of the record. the whole arena, including kareem, anticipating what would come next? bron james shot in history. the number was 38,388 points. james going for 38 on the night, karim became the league's all time scorer in 1984 retired five years later, and obviously emotional, james with his wife and three kids, with the torch officially passed from one scoring leader to the other. nba commissioner adam silver in attendance. my beautiful wife, my daughter. my two boys, my friends, my boys, my family. my mother. almost e

in sports , lebron james, with this two-point shot in a duel against the oklahoma city thunder, rewrotehe history of the strongest basketball league on the planet from now on it is lebron james best scorer mba previous achievement by hareem. abdullah jamara lasted 34 years, who scored 38,387 points in his nb career against oklahoma lebron. it was necessary to score 36 points and he did it even before the end of the third quarter of the reporting meeting from now on in the asset. james 38.0090 points. it's a pity. the lakers failed to win, trailing 130-133. the lakers got even further from the playoff zone to the play-in. they need to get five wins, but today is not about that boy from the state of agaya from akran. and i could not imagine that he would achieve such figures in the league, but perseverance, work, talent allowed lebron to enter the annals of world sports with four champion titles plus a performance record, and this suggests something far from the final. thank you to my beautiful wife, daughter, my two boys, my friends , mother, family, to everyone who has been with me for

lakers small forward scored 38 points last night against the oklahoma city thunder to overtake kareembdul jabar on the all-time top scorer list with 38,390 points from now on as the king of basketball to reach that number. it took him 1.410 games and 20 seasons in the league, sorry this pleasant moment for james slightly spoiled the final result of the hamo lakers team, lost 130-133. the lakers remain in thirteenth place in the western conference until the play m4 zone . victories will play the next game of lebron against milovka on february 10, and the basketball players of minsk are preparing for the regular championship match of the vtb army league, rostislav vergun, she will play away against parma pari first of the match in 17:30. live broadcast will meet you wait for belarus 5 in minsk so far only one victory for the perm basketball players. victoria, we will conduct excursions at the enterprises of our country every day. we learn something new for ourselves many projects, of course we love to experiment. we have gathered. here all people are creative, without it it is impossibl

i rise today to celebrate the launch of the greater oklahoma city asian chamber of commerce. which will empower businesses and support the economic growth of the asian community in oklahoma. the asian community is one of the fastest growing populations in the nation. and in oklahoma with nearly 50,000 asian residents and more than 5300 businesses in the greater oklahoma city metro area, resulting in $203 million in payroll and $1.25 billion in sales. clearly the asian community has fostered great innovation and boosted our local economy. i am proud to serve such a vibrant community and i'm grateful for their remarkable contributions to the district. thank you to the incredible leaders an entrepreneurs who have created this new chamber that will benefit the community and beyond. i am particularly grateful for the leadership of scarlett and her vision in starting the oklahoma city -- greater oklahoma city chamber of commerce, her leadership will be vital for years to come. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does

. >> todd: tornado sirens wailing across oklahoma city as multiple twisters were sighted. serious injuries. residents reporting major damage. this is a car, not supposed to be there. gusts of wind reached 114 miles. >> ashley: blanketing the streets of southern california and heading east. i cannot believe, this is in california. the storms are expected to hit wisconsin, michigan and illinois. janice dean is here. i had to take a double take. >> janice: really incredible. we have a lot to of coer. threat of severe storms, tornado warnings for texas through oklahoma up toward kansas last 24 hours. potential for hail, damaging wind and tornado for the ohio valley today, severe thunderstorm warning west of the st. louis area. there is severe storm threat today for illinois, indiana, ohio, possibility for tornados, as well. cold part of this storm, cold air being pulled southward, that means measurable snow for the northeast, especially new england. winter storm warnings for parts of pennsylvania, upstate new york, new jersey, connecticut, up toward massachusetts and new engla

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waco seems to have the longest tail in that from oklahoma city to the capitol assault a couple of yearsago that people are using it as a reason to do the things they wanted to do anyway. it is important to understand the things that happened. not trying to avoid blaming people who deserve blame making sure this is not built into a terrible thing and never was. host: larry in arizona. you are on the air. caller: yes. i witnessed a whole episode from beginning to end and from the very beginning i was horrified by what i was seeing, but the end, the very end of this whole operation by the atf when it was all said and done and the place had been burnt to the ground and everybody in it was dead, they ran their tracks and their tanks back and forth across the ashes and then they raised an atf like, a blue flag with white lettering, in the front of agree on that. what does it say about their intentions and their mentality of that whole operation? to destroy a crime scene, guest: here's the thing, someone got the wrong agency or blaming the wrong agency for something should not have happened. a

it saved his presidency and made a difference for americans and for the people of oklahoma city.hat is what you do when there is a tragedy. >> harris: we still talk about that line i feel your pain. here is former ohio democratic congressman tim ryan on president biden's failure to visit east palestine, ohio nearly a month after the disaster. >> showing up is 90%. i think being there. the fact that secretary buttigieg was there the other day was a good sign. i would encourage the president to be there. just presence. be there, some them you care. they want to know you care. >> harris: i found this and wanted to share it with you and tammy. flashback to 2016. remember who was vice president. that would be biden. so he has seen this dance of not showing up at a disaster before. president obama also waited facing some strong criticism for not going to flint, michigan nearly two years into the poisoned water crisis there. he finally made the trip and here is a clip from -- who doesn't think michael moore is not a liberal? here is the documentary fahrenheit 11/9 watch. >> that's why i

fÉlix: en oklahoma city, ocho personas a puÑaladas durante la pelea en un club.e la pelea. autoridades de california arrestaron a docenas de miembros de bandas tras una masacre tipo cartel en el condado de tulare. se detuvo a 26 sospechosos en una operaciÓn de cuatro dÍas, se incautaron armas de fuego, drogas, entre otros artÍculos. se registraron casi 100 domicilios durante la operaciÓn. la familia de un hombre desarmado que muriÓ por disparos en colorado demandÓ a la oficina del alguacil. la familia dice que los oficiales no trataron de calmar la situaciÓn sino todo lo contrario. vamos a ver las imÁgenes de las cÁmaras de los agentes. reportero: el incidente quedÓ registrado en las cÁmaras corporales de dos oficiales de policÍa de colorado. ocurriÓ el 22 de febrero del aÑo pasado, cuando un hombre opuso resistencia violentamente en el momento en que un policÍa trataba de interrogarlo. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: segÚn el abogado de la familia de la vÍctima, el hombre entrÓ por error en un carro parecido al de su madre mientras recogÍan a su hermano menor en un

just south of oklahoma city. a tornado touched down.olice and firefighters are searching through the wreckage this morning. 12 people are injured. so reported deaths so far. listen to this woman that was inside her home when the family struck. >> before i could even blink, i could hear the wind coming. all of a sudden, all the back windows where the kids' prbedros are, i could hear them crashing and busting out. i got up and the wind threw me back. i'm screaming. it was like a blizzard inside the house with all the debris flying. i was screaming for my kids. you know, they were in their bedrooms. i didn't know if they were hurt or anything. >> terrified mother. we're on the ground in norman, oklahoma. it looks terrible behind you. what happened? >> this storm system ripped across the state in breath taking speed. it left haunting images like this. massive pieces of mi woplywood in trees. >> reporter: a massive storm system barrelled through the southern plains. >> the southern plains doesn't really start to come alive with these tornado

we have ed lavandera in norman which is south of oklahoma city. you been doing a good job this morning to showing people what it looks like in the wake of one these, and tell us what you are seeing now? >> well, the sun is up, and the residents here are beginning to go through the neighborhood, assess the damage and begin the cleanup process, but you can see the magnitude of the car, and this is flipped up on top of another one, and this is ripped apart by the storm, and we have seen this throughout the particular neighborhood in norman, oklahoma. the good news, it is isolated, so once you get a half mile or so from here, everything is back to normal, but it is speaking to the sporadic nature and the unpredictability of where these tornadoes are going to land. that is obviously troublesome especially when the systems come in the mid of the night and in the darkness where you can't see and get a gauge of what is happening. many people are shaken by what happened here. a while ago, jim, we met a woman named tabitha heaton who is a 10th grade math te

. >>> they are running in oklahoma city. it starts an extended stretch without this guy. sidelined indefinitely with a knee injury. the warriors still don't have a timeline for when he will return. the athletic reported he will miss at least one month. how did he handle the diagnosis? >> the first thing, i will be back. it is not season-ending. that was his fear. he is in good spirits. keep forging ahead. after taking duncan zag a saturday night. the kelso riding a 12 game winning streak. the outfielder and pleasanton native stephen piscotty will join the giants in spring training with the chance to make the big-league club. there are no weather issues along the peninsula. final round of the pro-am, waiting for the horn to go off to finish that final-round. justin rose started with a two shot lead and got back to work. along effort at 11. then at 14, he pulled away from brandon todd for good. just a few feet. setting up another birdie. rose was six back when the play was halted on saturday. he ends up winning by three. it's the first win in four years. emotions took over

that is oklahoma city where tornadoes, floods, more than 6 feet of snow. c as it moves east. we're going to take you live to oklahoma where a powerful tornado touched down, as you just heard from twhat woman there. >>> plus, there is growing fear that china may sell weapons, a lethal aid to russia, what we're now hearing from the head of the cia. >>> and where did covid actually come from? the white house is responding to a new u.s. intelligence report that points a finger at an accidental lab leak in china. >>> we'll get to that in a moment, but we'll start this morning with the massive winter storm that is unleashing extreme weather as it tears across the united states. multiple tornadoes touched down overnight in oklahoma and kansas. one of them ripped through the city of norman, just south of oklahoma city. it shredded homes, picked up cars and tossed them. the storm pummeled southern california with huge amounts of snow and rain. some places were buried under more than 6 feet of snow. you can see the videos here as freeways were turning into rivers. th

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. >> this is just outside of oklahoma city.ials say at least 12 people have been injured and the national weather service says preliminary data indicates the tornado that hit this area was at least ef-2. more than 200,000 homes and businesses still without power across several states. listen here as one woman describes the moment the tornado hit. >> before i could even blink, i could hear the wind. all the back windows where the kids bedrooms are, i could hear them crashing, busting out. i got up and then the wind just threw me back. and i'm screaming. it was like a blizzard inside the house with all the debris flying. i was screaming for my kids. you know, because they were in their bedrooms. i didn't know if they were hurt or anything. >> cnn senior national correspondent is with us now from normand, oklahoma. it is scarier and more jarring when it happens at night and all you have is the sound and the power is out. what are you seeing around you? >> reporter: yeah. i have always said that is by far what makes these nighttime

wichita to oklahoma city, this is a fast moving system.t a tornado warning in this area, these storms may be racing 50-60 miles per hour. you think about that, that's about a mile per minute, so you won't have much time to react and get to your safe spot. monday now we're looking at the chance for severe weather moving over portions of kentucky, right thru cincinnati, indianapolis in the bull's eye as well. we're not done there. monday night starts to lift over the great region -- great lakes region with rain for new york to the south but also a rain/snow mix for new york and snow again over through new england, through the northeast as well. we'll be dealing with more in the way of snow here. heavy rain over portions of the great lakes will melt some of the snow that has fallen. we'll watch the rivers go up because the rivers could rise, and that would lead to some flooding locally in some location cans as well. neil, this is a major storm system that's moving through quickly in southern california and into the bay rehr. they've been deal

oklahoma and kansas. one of them ripped through the city of norman, just south of oklahoma city. it shredded homes, picked up cars and tossed them. the storm pummeled southern california with huge amounts of snow and rain. some places were buried under more than 6 feet of snow. you can see the videos here as freeways were turning into rivers. this driver actually had to climb on top of his porsche after it became swamped and he was left stranded. just north of los angeles, several rvs were swept into a river when the river bank eroded and gave way. more than 7 inches of rain fell in ventura county, that's northwest of los angeles. a helicopter crew had to rescue a driver from a jeep, as you can see here. his car go stuck in these fast-rising floodwaters. ed lavendera is live on the ground in norman, oklahoma. ed, i've been to norman a bunch of times. i know this is the worst thing to wake up to. it's the toughest to be able to make sure you're in a safe place? >> well, i've always said, there's nothing worse than the overnight tornadoes in the dark. you have no idea, really, wher

by the way, the lakers lost to the oklahoma city thunder. >>> it's super bowl week, the 49ers are notn it. but they're making moves in santa clara. the team will hire steve wilks as defensive coordinator. the 53-year-old was the interim head coach of the carolina panthers this season, 6-6 record, and head coach for the arizona cardinals in 2018. he looks to maintain that dominant unit that ryans built. >>> sharks. it's been a tough season for the sharkys. in overtime, erik karlsson to timo meier, sharks beat the lightning, 4-3 in overtime. we're back in a moment. >>> okay, this one falls under the category of weird. tonight, a big surprise for pest control team in sonoma county. 700 pounds of acorns inside the walls of an airbnb. they were inside a home to take care of worms that appeared to be coming out of the wall. they cut a hole, acorns came out. lots of them. lots and lots. apparently woodpeckers were trying to store them in the chimney for winter, they fell into a cavity behind the wall. they worked so hard, 50 gallon trash bags filled with acorns. people had to pay for that, w

. >> oklahoma governor gave his state of the state address from the capitol building in oklahoma cityduring the speech she discussed healthcare, tax cuts and infrastructure. among other topics for this is about 35 minutes. [applause] [cheering] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> members of the legislature, executive officers, members of the judiciary in people of oklahoma, it is my distinct honor to recognize my friend the chief executive, our governor. [applause] [applause] [applause] thank you so much. thank you. thank you everybody. thank you so much. lieutenant governor, mr. speaker, mr. president pro tem, members of the 59th legislature, members of the judiciary. tribal leaders, to sarah and my family and most especially to my fellow oklahomans, it is such an honor to be standing before you today. i stood at this podium to give my first state of the state address four years ago after promising to deliver oklahoma's turnaround. and a turnaround we delivered. we said we would put a fresh set of eyes on state government. kutch

star hit a jump shot with 10.9 seconds left in the third quarter of last night's game against oklahoma city. it gave james a career total of 38,388 points breaking abdul-jabbar's nearly four-decade-old record. abdul-jabbar, who was at the game, took part of a midgame ceremony. james entered the game needing 36 points to break the record. >>> and "the arizona republic" says a man was arrested after he scaled the 40-story chase tower in downtown phoenix. police arrested the 23-year-old professional climber on the roof of the city's tallest building yesterday after he completed the free climb. he was charged with trespassing and criminal nuisance. the man said he scaled the building in support of anti-abortion rights groups. >>> still to come, the latest tech company trimming its workforce. just how many jobs zoom is cutting after expanding during the pandemic. and being overweight makes it more risky. i'm calling my doctor. if it's covid, paxlovid. authorized for emergency use, paxlovid is an oral treatment for people 12 and up... who have mild-to-moderate covid-19 and have a high-risk factor

plenty of sunshine for oklahoma city 75 as the high today. next couple days are going to be busy, guys we'll talk more about the severe weather coming up. >> that's a check the weather every day week >>> you've heard of the running of the bulls, but what about the running of the dinosaurs nearly 150 people wearing inflatable t-rex suits raced on the beach in southern japan. dinosaurs of all different colors sprinted across the sand, a lot of them face planting. it's so tough to run in that organizers were happy to see people enjoy the race as many events had been canceled due to the pandemic >> see thwe see these so often. >> those inflatable dinosaurs, they're so funny, especially the t-rex ones >>> we are back in one minute as jeffrey epstein's confidante prepares to appeal her sex trafficking conviction >>> chris rock is gearing up to break his silence. s gearing up break his silence. at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well, i switched to swiffer wetjet, and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one, so it's ready to go whe

last year, he was hard at work in the federal building in oklahoma city when the blast killed 169 people and brought the rubble down all around. he reentered that building for. he saved the lives of three women. he's here with us this evening. and i. i want to recognize richard and applaud both his public service and his extraordinary personal heroism. but richard dean's story doesn't end there this last november, he was forced out of his office when the government shut down. and the second time the government shut down. he continued helping tulsa recipients, but it working without pay on behalf of richard dean and his family and all the other people who are out there working every day, doing a good job for the american people. i challenge all of you in this chamber, but never, ever shut the government down. yeah. okay. what do we think about that? what's the difference between that clip we showed of ronald reagan and the clip here from bill. who bill clinton uses his story. turn his personal a personal story he created into an account that scores for his political party. okay. so so cli

by the way, the lakers lost to the oklahoma city thunder. >>> it's super bowl week, the 49ers are notthey're making moves in santa clara. the team will hire steve wilks as defensive coordinator. the 53-year-old was the interim head coach of the carolina panthers this season, 6-6 record, and head coach for the arizona cardinals in 2018. he looks to maintain that dominant unit that ryans built. >>> sharks. it's been a tough season for the sharkys. in overtime, erik karlsson to timo meier, sharks beat the lightning, 4-3 in overtime. we're back in a moment. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on

. >> reporter: the stunning system now headed east toward oklahoma city, wichita and kansas city, where 9 million are at risk for large hail and even tornados in michigan, more than 400,000 remain without power from an ice storm earlier this week. back in southern california tonight, the mess the storm left behind, and the dangers this system could still bring to the area >> dana griffin joins us from hard-hit los angeles dana, what threat remains even as the storm now moves out >> reporter: well, jose, those lingering impacts could include mudslides and additional flooding just take a look at the los angeles river. it is moving so swiftly at such a dangerous pace, and the water level is usually not this high jose. >> dana griffin in los angeles thank you. >>> and now to the war in ukraine. the conflict entering its second year with no end in sight. and around the world today, signs of solidarity in support of the war-torn country. erin mclaughlin reports tonight from kyiv. >> reporter: from new york to taipei, toronto to tbilisi, a sea of yellow and blue outside the russian embassy in

he's los angeles lakers host the oklahoma city thunder, and he needs at least 36 points to set the allime career scoring total. beating kareem abdul jabbar is record of 38,387 points. ticket prices on the secondary market are exploding behind the basket. rows back a pair of tickets. settle run you about 43,000. james does not reach the record tonight. he'll likely break thursday night against the milwaukee books and ticket prices. they're also through the roof counting down to the big game this sunday. arizona is the first state with legalized betting to host the super bowl. that has a lot of fans visiting phoenix looking for a sure bet. birds in boston , scott counted 200 to 1 20 grand boom. fans say legal betting there in arizona has added a new angle to their super bowl week celebrations. many were visiting from states such as ours, where sports gambling is not legal, say they're excited to have the chance to bet on the big game. the eagles are favorite slightly over the chiefs, analysts say a lot of people also placing prop bets. what is the first past going to be for the chiefs of

late in the quarter, he broke it against oklahoma city on this shot! gave up 38,388 points.eem retired in 1989. but stop the game! a ceremony ensued and the torch, ball was passed to the new all-time scoring leader. >> thank you guys so much for allowing me to be part of something i have always dreamed about, and i would never, ever in 1 million years change it from what it is tonight. thank you guys! >> lebron is going to lebron! >>> in the nfl, the 49ers made in another move. they found a new defensive coordinator. meet steve wilks. longtime coach, to time interim head coach. he most recently had been the panthers interim head coach for the final 12 games of this season. this will be his third defensive coordinator stand. the best defense in the nfl! >>> there is cacarlson! back from the all-star break, he and his san jose sharks got a goal from harrington. it hit the top post and went in. the game was a tie. it went into overtime, before carlson set up meyer right by the goal. his second goal of the night. they won 4-3. the sharks have been 3-11 in overtime games coming o