capitol that day. >>>> what is really striking about oklahoma city is how little has changed in termsnamics. >> we are talking about people who generally look like us, worship like us, they are our neighbors. they are our cousins. there has been an inability to acknowledge us as a threat. >> frank is a former fbi agent who served as assistant director of counterintelligence for the bureau. >> i like to say with regard to january 6, that was not an intelligence failure. it was a failure to act upon available intelligence. art of that were legal constrictions and part of it was no one seemed to acknowledge that americans could do this to themselves and to our democracy. >> in the decades since oklahoma city, he says the ideology that inspired mcveigh has only spread aided in large part by social media. >> proud boys, stand back and stand by. >> and the mainstreaming of extremist ideology in a deeply partisan ideology -- to partisan environment. >> i don't believe we are at a place where we can come to agreement on the scope and depth of the domestic terror problem in this country becaus

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that video we are paying the rights to lawrence. >> steve: now lawrence is joining us live from oklahoma cityi had an opportunity to talk to the mayor. it seems like he didn't want to get into the current political climate but it would be interesting, very inspiring, has a great story. let's bring you to george, you are an immigrant. you talked about where the country is going in its direction. who is the best candidate in 2024 for you? >> oh my goodness, from day one, president trump. >> no exceptions. >> no compensation. i mean, being a naturalized citizen raised in another country, he has already proven that he can work with and stand up to leaders all around the world. he is a friend of all the people. >> lawrence: george, do you agree with that. >> i absolutely agree. i believe that president trump is a proven and known figure that has the intestinal fortitude to stand up to anybody no matter what the issue is. i'm behind him. >> lawrence: thank you, sir. i want to bring you to my table of veterans. they discuss all the issues that is facing this country. sir, you were just talking about

the warriors held oklahoma city to 46 points in the second half. what about moody?ut out to the bench. 26 minutes in the absence of thompson. five of seven shooting. a big night for the second-year guard in time, 126-125 win. >>> now, tonight, a tied game, a pitch, he walked it off. a single into right field, ryan came on down and that is how the a's won it, 4-3. the a's can win the series tomorrow. they are one game out of first place in the american league west. the giants were off today. white sox, thursday, friday, home opener against the royals, i will be honest with you, sara, warriors, the kings, playoffs on the line? it is a bigger game on friday. >> i know. you and are always right. as i have learned. already, vern, thank you. >>> believe it or not san francisco actually has wild parrots flying around. now they are inspiring legislation at city hall. . >>> blue note jazz festival is coming back to the bay this summer. it will be july 28th through the 30th. also slated to return as host of the festival, dave chapelle. he was not happy about the city's strict

>> lawrence: we are here in oklahoma city, the 28th anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing, took placee from here, bringing to the spotlight national security issues, american crime crisis we're experiencing and of course oklahoma is no stranger to this, kind of a somber day, same time i'm excited to be here with folks at oklahoma, hoping to talk about issues impacting them and what it means for the next election, what candidates they like. i've been here all morning and you made a texan feel welcome. back to you in new york. >> steve: fantastic, lawrence, thank you very much. round of applause. >> rachel: i agree. new reporting china may have up to six more illegal police stations, unbelievable, in the united states, which is a threat to national security. >> brian: plus, buffalo bills safety damar hamlin addresses his future following his brush with death. >> died on national tv in front of the whole world. this event was life-changing, it is not the end of my story. >> brian: clay travis on what is next for hamlin. ♪ one prilosec otc each morning blocks heartburn all day and all nig

the sheriff's office in mcclain county -- that's just south of oklahoma city -- says dozens of residentsg the height of the storm. cbs's omar villafranca has seen some of the destruction up close, and he'll start us off tonight from cole, oklahoma. good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. the family that was here is lucky to be alive. take a look at some of this damage. the roof, it's gone. walls were blown out. one of the survivors here said that the sound of this house ripping apart at the seams is one of the scariest things he's ever heard. >> it is deathly violent. >> reporter: powerful storms tore through the south and midwest. >> whoa! >> reporter: and pounded the country's midsection with violent tornadoes and hail. more than a dozen tornadoes were reported yesterday in kansas, iowa, and oklahoma. at least three people were killed in the sooner state, two near the small town of cole, about 30 miles south of oklahoma city. larry paul and three other family members rode out the ef-3 tornado with wind speeds up to 165 miles per hour in this concrete shelter. >> i didn't want to

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oklahoma city thunder team.ahoma city has lost 2 in a row, but the thunder they're going to come into this game tonight. very desperate as well. the thunder are hanging onto the final play-in spot. so both these teams have a whole lot to play for. luckily for the warriors, they get to do it here in the friendly confines of chase center. the warriors are 32 an 8 on the year in this building. good for 3rd best in the nba. now, just moments ago, i asked steve kerr what kind of identity has chase center developing, how the help his team get wins. >> final regular season game here. at chase, you guys can finish as high as second. best home record in the nba. what kind of identity do you think this building has developed short time? it's been open and how to help you guys get wins. >> lot of people around the tell me how loud it is in here and how unique that is for a new building to be loud. so. i we were able to maintain a pretty intimate home court in a new building. and our fans are you know, so engaged in. and th

had made very clear -- oklahoma city d.a.had made clear this was a case that this was not going to be retried and richard glossip was in a position where he was able to imagine a possible, eventual release, like outside prison walls. almost as quickly as that happened, things sort of changed all of the sudden. the court unexpectedly rejected the attorney general's motion and rather than intervene to stop the clemency hearing from going forward as governor stitt has done before, the clemency hearing did take place. on wednesday, yesterday morning, i attended a packed hearing where gentner drummond, along with the former prosecutor rex duncan who undertook an independent investigation into this case, both spoke about why they believe this execution should not go forward. rex duncan said this is a first for me, i'm not usually here to agree with the defense. when the board members came back at the very end with the 2-2 vote which effectively denies clemency, everyone was shocked. it was a stunning moment. i think a lot of us are

the sheriff's office in mclean county, just south of oklahoma city, says thousands of residents sufferedt of the storm. cbs's omar villafranca has seen some of the destruction up close and he will start us off tonight from coal oklahoma.. good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. the family that was here is likely to be alive. but take a look at some of this damage. the roof, it's gone. walls were blown out. one of the survivors here said that the sound of this house ripping apart at the seams is one of the scariest things he's ever heard. >> it is deftly violent. storms through the south and midwest. >> whoa! >> reporter: and pounded the country's midsection with violent tornadoes and hail. more than a dozen tornadoes were reported yesterday in kansas, iowa, and oklahoma. at least three people were killed in the sooner state. two and you have a small town of cole, about 30 miles south of oklahoma city. larry paul and three other family members rode out the ef3 tornado with wind speeds up to 350 miles per hour in this concrete shelter. >> didn't want to look outside. didn't want to

. >> ainsley: victor park from the fox affiliate in oklahoma city joins us live from kohl oklahoma withery latest. hey, victor. >> hey, good morning to you, guys. yeah, we have been watching just a lot of the destruction in a part of this oklahoma. it is a rural area named coal and just cole. take a look at this home right here you could see it is a two story home and most of it has see the tree limbs i'm picking up. this is just the scene for miles and miles. we do have video to show you though that you will see some of those funnel clouds and more destruction. about 40 miles north of us is a city called shawnee. they were hit pretty hard you can see some of that destruction there, too. i mean, this -- there were at least nine tornadoes, confirmed tornadoes that have hit the area just causing so much destruction. we spoke to someone who hid in a pizza shop. take a listen. >> a lot of commotion. people were starting to get a little frantic and i was like, it's okay. calm down. there's 3 feet of concrete. we are good. this is the safest place to be on the block. and then it got, like he

on the 28th anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing, we still feel the sharp pain and loss in oklahoma. while some of the nation look back at it and think that was a long time ago, we remember. we thank the first responders and the law enforcement officers for their invaluable service. we remember the lives of the victims lost, and we continue to pray for their families and for their survivors that are still gathering today together just to check on each other as families. and most importantly, we will continue to tell the story of what happens when rage and hatred for fellow americans spills over into the destruction of life. we remember. and i would ask this body to do what we're doing in oklahoma city today. we're pausing for 168 seconds to remember the 168 victims that we lost that day. so with this body pause with me for 168 seconds. [pausing for moment of silence] [pausing for moment of silence] [pausing for moment of silence] [pausing for moment of silence] [pausing for moment of silence] [pausing for moment of silence] [pausing for moment of silence] [pausing for moment of sile

events, the distrust of government caused by waco was made worse by what happened with mcvay in oklahoma city >> when when i encountered mcvay it was two weeks after the standoff began heat was selling anti-government literature on the hood of his car and looked like he was sleeping in his car but he was down there with a deep seated hatred over the government's response atf specifically and this festered forward two years with mcvay and as well as it was kind of the birds much the militia movement from waco so two years later when the oklahoma city bombing the murrah building was bombed mcveigh and terry nichols were really the face of the results of the tragedy what happened in waco because they took it is upon themselves to take some sort of action against the u.s. government. >> right, and farris we talked about distrust of the government driving mcveigh and nichols. i get the feeling in the country there is more distrust of the government once again. it seems to be building. are we facing a similarly peril us time in your view? >> i think so. a lot of this has had a long fuse in the sens

the memories. >> reporter: the ef2 twister striking east of oklahoma city.e scrabbling to protect residents at the senior living facility. thankfully, all are okay. dozens of homes and businesses damaged or destroyed. the roof of the gym completely gone. first responders tell me so many bail boxes were damaged and destroyed, they had to rely on gps and neighbors to locate some of the homes and help people. it dozens are injured and the governor has declared a state of emergency and five counties. it david, as you can see, just by one of many damaged homes cleanup here is going to take some time. >> david: thinking about all those families, thank you. let's get to senior me out it was just rob marciano. rob, what you got? >> as bad as last night was, it's getting more cohesive and let's get to the storms that you mentioned. no tornadoes reported but hurrying quickly to chicago and milwaukee. extending over 1200 miles from wisconsin all the way down to the rio grande. once we get past ten or 11:00, the energy gets down to the deep south and we will see storms

they host oklahoma city in its final regular city home game.ves as they could end up in the play in tournament instead of securing a spot on the first round. and some good news, andrew wiggins is back in the bay area after missing 22 games. reporter amanda del castillo is live inside of chase center. amanda: hi, reggie. more good news, the game has not started and i'm already celebrate a personal win. i'm not outside talking about the rain or wind, i'm inside talking about the warriors and potential return of forward andrew wiggins but not in the capacity most people are hoping. the timing would put the former all-star at least courtside for the last home game of the regular season. at this point, there are three games left to play with too many potential playoff outcomes. though it is unclear how much wiggins would play in threlar-season games or if he will play at all. the warriors are currently in sixth seed in the western conference and we know wiggins had missed 22 consecutive games while attending to a private family issue. taking a look

barely over a tornado outbreak eight were reported in that area with that one super cell south of oklahoma city numerous reports in kansas city. in the four that happened in iowa, they appear to be in very rural areas and did not do any damage that was good with these but this huge one down in oklahoma city was problematic. we had a ton of hail damage that was done we haven't talked much about it because compared to injuries and fatalities, it is secondary, but we had huge hail in northern illinois, southern wisconsin, 146 reports in all and the largest hail i saw reported in marion county, kansas, four-inch diameter think of four inches, that's a huge chunk of ice. that's a softball that fell out of the sky obviously numerous vehicles that were destroyed by the hail too now we're getting a little bit of a break we're not done we'll have a repeat this afternoon. we don't think we're going to have tornadoes like yesterday. but it only takes one as we saw there in oklahoma. as we go throughout the afternoon, the areas of concern are st. louis, little rock, shreveport, texarkana, waco, dallas and

investigators discovered the pair forced prisoners in oklahoma city to listen to children's song on loop while handcuffed as punishment. the men received probation and refined $200 random. sure you've heard the song a million times thoughts here. kids have outgrown that. okay, there you go. coming up lab grown meat. we're going inside a lab in california to see how it's made and a bcs devin dwyer even got a test and later putting your dog in a plastic bag. what wait, what? how it's being hailed as a grooming hack. you're watching world news now, baby shark 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. narrator: how prepared is your family... ...if a hurricane shows up at your doorstep? or a flood? or a blizzard? you can't just turn away a natur

that is still developing, but right now, the officials in midwest city which is just outside of oklahoma city just east of the city say that there is one male victim who has died and the shooter is in custody. within the last hour, rose state college officials have been urging the students on campus, and administrators to shelter in place while the police are on scene there and while the aerial footage is there, and the police are on campus, and they did capture what appears to be the body of a person laying on the ground next to the campus building. we don't know if it is the victim or the shooter that is in custody. that is the scene that investigators there in midwest city, oklahoma, are continuing to work. the headline as i mentioned, one person dead, and the shooter they say is in custody, and we are working to try to get as much information as we can on the situation. it is still an active scene, but it sounds like the immediate threat of more shooting is now over at this point, and so the investigation continues, brianna. >> this is all too normal, but we are still getting the details

climb in the aftermath of this severe weather outbreak cole, oklahoma, about 25 miles south of oklahoma cityeat. there's the possibility of large hail and a few tornadoes again as the communities already hit are picking up what is left behind hoda >> jesse kirsch for us there on that story jesse, thank you >> and that extreme weather is still on the move this morning we have nbc meteorologist bill karins this morning in for al. tell us who's in the path of that danger today. >> let's get right to the areas of concern we have these severe storms from last night we're no longer watching a tornado threat we could still get some lightning and small hail and damaging wind. that's heading through the kansas city area currently let those storms pass if you can before you head out the door also a thunderstorm heading towards the tulsa area these will die off this morning, and these will regenerate late this afternoon, very classic severe weather later today and the problem is, they're going to form right over the top of a metropolitan areas like dallas and fort worth. and we could have some very lar

to a neighborhood in oklahoma city homes. they're completely flattened in some cases, and here we're going to show you some severe damage to a lows in the city, the roof literally collapsing in on itself and then debris littering the parking lot. meteorologist jennifer gray is joining us now , jennifer. at this point, there is still a threat correct. you're right, sarah. there is a threat. the threat is shifting a little bit further to the east, but we do have a threat of severe weather. today the main threats are going to be very large hail and gusty winds. however we could see the threat of tornadoes as well. they can't be ruled out. you can see showers and storms already starting to fire up heading into portions of the midwest. you can see chicago right there. the storms are to the west of that now these storms are going to intensify throughout the day. we have a lot of moisture coming in from the gulf of mexico will have some daytime heating so that will feed the storms, and then they will throw live by the time we get to

oklahoma city thunder had shay gilgeous alexander to thank for helping them past new orleans pelicansplay—in tournment, with sga making four free throws in the last 30 seconds to help the setup a meeting with the timberwolves on friday. chicago bulls came from 19 points behind to outlast the toronto raptors 109—105. giannis antetokumpo and the milwaukee bucks stand between the bulls in the eighth seed spot in the eastern conference. how much credit should go to the bulls forward demar derozan? or more specifically his daughter. she could be heard screaming to try to put raptor�*s shooters off throughtout the game. my my daughter called me the other day when she was getting on at school, and she just when she was getting on at school, and shejust said, daddy when she was getting on at school, and she just said, daddy can when she was getting on at school, and shejust said, daddy can i come to the toronto game? i almost said no because she's in school back home. she kept asking and which is adamant about coming to support, and i said all that you can't miss one day of school to come to

let me give you a look at the aerial video that shows heavy damage to a neighborhood in oklahoma cityldings. they're completely flattened here. you can see severe damage to a low those right there in the city, the roof partially collapsing into the store and to breathe. littering the parking lot. cnn's derek van dam is joining us now, derek. these tornadoes just seem to keep coming and coming and coming. can you give us a sense of what the threat is now? well yesterday's tornadoes, for instance, had such erratic behavior that it's very difficult to pinpoint exactly where a tornado is going to spawn out of these very erratic moving tornadoes. now today's threat is a completely different ball game. even though it's the same storm system. we're starting to see that threat of severe weather extend further north. we've noticed from the storm prediction center. they've included central portions of illinois. so as we start to see the daytime heating from the sun we get to destabilize the atmosphere will see the increase. reese for severe weather. a small chance of tornadoes for these locatio

it's worth a trip to oklahoma city for that purpose. thank you for being here. thank you. what are your thoughts hit me up on social media. i'll read some responses throughout the course of the program. what do we have? from the world of twitter. covid was a catalyst to a lot of things such as remote work. unfortunately it also exacerbated this concept of trying to foster relationships behind a keyboard with an avatar , which seems to be detrimental to mental beta testing. there's no doubt that's what's driving a lot of this, and i think that it's not that covid was the cause, but rather it was the accelerant. of a lot of trends that were already underway. but i mean, as scott galloway is fond of saying that nothing they're getting online is a replacement or can equal the experience of that which takes place in the real world. we're not luddites. everybody loves being online for the benefits, but there are a lot of liabilities up ahead, wack a doodle. whack a doodle. that's how the writer of an email making baseless election fraud claims describe some of her own ramblings.

one oklahoma city resident recalled the terrifying moments when the storm moved through. >> we got inastation, you don't know what to do. >> ashley: hail shattering windshields and causing damage on the road. check in with janice dean. >> janice: the sun comes up around oklahoma city, the damage is devastating. we're worried the death toll will go up. hundreds of reports of wind damage and the tornado damage is excessive in and around central oklahoma, up toward kansas and toward des moines, iowa, where we had report of a tornado. the damage occurred between 10 and 11 p.m. hour. i am concerned heavily populated areas got the worst of the damage and i pray people heeded the warnings. potential for strong winds today for plain states and behind this, heavy snow and blowing snow across the northern plains and the great lakes. we had an earlier severe thunderstorm watch that has been lifted, that is good news, risk of severe storm from gulf coast to great lakes. foxweather.com, will continue to follow this throughout the day today. over to you. >> ainsley: thank you. texas residents fear

you see the wind damage, large hail, we saw strong tornados move through the oklahoma city area, up towardoward missouri. there is a look at the storms right now. we do not have tornado warned storms, but warnings and take a look at radar as we went through overnight, some storms exploded in and around the oklahoma city area. i think we'll wake up to devastation in some areas. severe thunderstorm watch in effect for some of the areas, including kansas, toward st. joseph. over mississippi river valley to ohio river valley from corpus christi, to chicago and madison, wisconsin. tornado risk for houston, dallas, little rock, toward chicago. tomorrow risk goes down issue but still looking for potential of large hail, damaging wind and isolated tornados. i pray for those folks, it is a deadly storm, the storm damage is going to be extreme. >> todd: thank you for the update. prayers for those folks. seattle mayor claims the answer to the fentanyl epidemic is a gift card for addicts who attend treatment to stop use. >> eight out of 10 homeless people are addicted to some sort of elicit drugs. the

the victims are said to be in the city of coal, oklahoma, about 30 miles south of oklahoma city.t 4 confirmed tornadoes ripped through that area this week. search and rescue efforts are underway. but officials are afraid that the the death toll could actually climb at least 14 tornadoes have been reported across oklahoma, iowa and kansas. >> and lawrence is here now with a look at that strong system. yeah, really make its way right across the plains and again, more ferocious weather out there. again. it looks things moving further east. still a chance more tornadic activity tonight. but that moving a little further north, you can see some reports of tornadoes funnel clouds all along this line for the planes down in the texas on up to nebraska eastward. and now that frontal system, the start of the slide further to the east, know you're still getting a lot of reports. the hail here and we're talking big hail. we're talking inch, maybe 3 inch hail and in the chicago area. guess what? we've actually got a tornado watch has now been posted there until 8 o'clock in the evening watchin

. >>> nba and warriors looking to defend the title, last home game is tonight against oklahoma city thunderthis is such an important stretch for them. joycelyn is live at chase center and fans will be cheering thedubs. first, i am sorry about your aztecs. they got so far. >> reporter: i know. i was going to say you are going to toss to me after those packages. i am a little bit sad this morning but still congrats to uconn. regardless i am proud of the aztecs. let's turn to the dubs because we are looking forward to the dubs in the last three games of the regular season. we don't want them to fall into the plan tournament. their season can end with one or two losses. this is why we are anticipating it to be such a good game when it comes to warriors against okc. the standings are really, really close. if you take a look at the standings, that 5th and 10th place is so close. warriors are tied for 5th with the clippers. you want to avoid being 7th or lower so you can stay away from the play in tournament. we have to think okc will be playing hard tonight. good news for the dubs, there are repo

after the star basketball player moved to the camp of this team from brooklyn, the oklahoma city thundert utah 11498 and thanks to this, again went around in the standings. hello, dear friends, today we are waiting for a truly, bright and rich release, because we will go. we are one of the oldest.

. >> in the city of coal, oklahoma. that's 30 miles south of oklahoma city. at least 4 confirmed tornadoes ripped through the area this week. search and rescue efforts are underway. however, officials fear the death toll could climb at least 14 tornadoes have been reported across oklahoma, iowa and kansas. a father and daughter are left stranded in florida's gator infested waters. after the jet ski, they were on sank. luckily, rescue crews got to them first before the alligators. >> oh, my god. you're out. i hear a. >> gators have attacked people at this time. a link before they say they were alerted after the man in his 13 year-old daughter failed to return from their jet ski trip. take a moment. take a look at the moment when crews found >> when he gets i guess terrify. >> the pair had been treading water for about an hour when they were finally brought to safety. neither were hurt. both were wearing life jackets, fortunately, but so glad to see that they made it back can that. well, back here at home, things definitely on the calmer side as far as weather g

. >> some of these storms just exploded in the oklahoma city area. >> strikes. it's a high fly ball to center. aaron judge all the way back to the wall. that ball caught. caught by john. he robs atone of a home run. >> ainsley: straight to a fox news alert. look at that annual estimated 15 tornadoes ripping through oklahoma overnight, killing at least two people and leaving a trail of destruction. >> steve: look at that. a number of other people have been hurt. at least right now 20,000 people are without power. officials issued warnings for 70 counties as the 70 mile-per-hour wind tore the roofs of of buildings and downed power lines. people are waking this up morning with no juice. >> brian: folks are stranded right now in a parking lot in shawnee taking shelter inside a pizza shop. meantime residents are sharing photos like this of golf ball size hail. that would hurt. more on this story download the fox weather app. or stream fox weather on favorite tv connected device. and i'm not going to repeat that you got what i meant the first time. now to the latest o

. >>> warriors came up big with a massive come back facing the oklahoma city thunder the warriors trailedby 10 at the end of the first half but steph curry and poole brought them back. they are now in fifth place in the western conference, one game ahead of the clippers and lakers. to celebrate. the national women's soccer is expanding to san jose. new team. >> reporter: this was the moment in the women's world moment tht ignited soccer for girls. brandi chastain and three others are lighting up the bay aea soccer community with news tat they are bringing a professional women's team to the bay next year. >> i have been playing soccer since second grade. francis igh chool nd was r st. overjoyed by the news. >> growing up around here, i have been watching teams like the san jose earthquakes or the sanford women's soccer team. to have a professional team here that i can go to on a regular basis is just very exciting. >> reporter: san jose's new and as of yet unnamed team would be the 14th overall. slow but steady expansion of the women's game beyond the world cup and olympics. >> super excit

. >>> tonight the warriors host the last home game taking on the oklahoma city thunder. this is a very important game. >> reporter: no team wants to be in the play in tournament. the warriors want to avoid the play in. they face okc tonight. the next few games are critical. taking a look at the standings, it's close when it comes to the spots in the west. cliprs. you to avoid with th being 7th or lower to avoid the play in tournament. okc will be playing hard. they want to make sure that they have a spot. there are reports that andrew wiggins could be coming back soon according to multiple reports from espn and the athletic. he was attending to a family matter. he is planning to attend the game tonight and could play in one of the two road games after tonight. we have to wait and see. of course we have seen the impact that he has on the court. a lot of fans are hoping that he will be able to come back before the end of the regular season. but, of course, a lot of fans are sending their thoughts to andrew wiggins and a lot of people rallying behind him. >>> this morning t

but, first, lawrence jones is having breakfast with friends in oklahoma city. 1910 kamp cafe. >> i have a question for the folks of oklahoma. who believes that the country is heading down the right path? all right? who believes that we're heading down the wrong path? [cheers] >> we'll discuss who they say is responsible for that. that's coming up on "fox & friends." out here, you're more than just a landowner. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you get more out of it. - i'd like to speak to customer ser- - [phone operator] press one to speak to a customer service representative. (dial beep) i'm sorry, i didn't get that. (customer groans) - representative! - [phone operator] please try again, i'm sorry. - oh, buddy! come here. you need a hug. ohh, there you go. you also need consumer cellular. you'll talk to a real person, every time. - as nice as you? - much nicer! well... almost! (laughs) - [announcer] get the exact

this is a live scene of the campus in norman just south of oklahoma city. >> the school sent out a tweet about 07:30pm, tonight telling everyone on the campus to take shelter. but then just about 30 minutes ago, the oklahoma highway patrol said that the campus is secure. but as you can see, there are still a number of police officers and authorities on the scene. investigators are expected to hold a news conference very soon and we will bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. >> a former college swimmer, an against transgender athlete to women's sports says she was attacked at san francisco state video shows riley gaines being escorted by police in surrounded by protesters after she gave a speech at the university last night. the former college athlete was invited to talk by the university chapter of turning point usa tonight gains and trans rights activists are speaking out about the event and the protest. our current president thorn live for us in the studio with more on this story dan. well, riley gaines says that he was ambushed and physically hurt at san francisc

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the book that timothy mcvay read when he blew up the building in oklahoma city. mcvay thought that the armed forces was going to have a racial uprising by him blowing up that building he would kick off a race war in america. he was wrong. it was the cops who came after him. >> also in your book you use the term tiet titus. >> trump insurgency in the united states. i use that as collective for those people who are out there saying, saying openly and publicly we have our arms, these are the guys who worship the ground kyle ritenhouse walks on because he's emblematic of titus. they take their weapons, go somewhere they were never invited to go, using the laws to open carry. and then when they get into a situation which may or may not be self-defense, they use them. there is a class of people in this country who are ready to use their firearms and i don't advocate people going out and buying more guns, i don't advocate anybody doing anything but working within the laws. and we have a police force in this country, we have a government that are going to do that but the

wiggins is nearing a return and is expected to be back as soon as tomorrow was the warriors take on oklahoma cityase center. wiggins has missed 22 games while attending to a private family issue. it is unclear how much he will regular-season games,y are glad to have them back. ama:ama: we have much more news ahead. dan: we do. let's look at the stories coming up at 5:30. >> thanks, the mayor asking for help in curbing the drug crisis in san francisco. we will break down that r with phil matier and dig governor newsom's trip to the bible belt. and, coverage of california's flavored e-cigarette band continues in a while people including teenagers can buy them on the black market. join others for the stories and more at 5:30. dan: thank you. ama:ama: you can download the abc 7 app or head. dan: world news tonight is next. we appreciate your time. 00a:et wil for likes or fweolrs and that's what makes it matter the most enhey find it. for likes or fweolrs the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium si

anywhere from toronto down through chicago into oklahoma city be on the lookout for some thunderstorms as we go through the day on thursday. meanwhile in japan in tokyo 26 degrees for the high. that's the high so far this year. and a really wet scenario down towards naja. this stationary front is stubborn. it's going to linger in the area and more rain coming up as we go into the day friday. elsewhere a warm day across japan and folk and temperatures start to drop as we head to the weekend. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> and before we go, we take you to kyiv where people are taking in some seasonal beauty amid the horrors of war. hundreds of cherry trees are in full bloom. they're in a park named after the japanese city of kyoto. kyiv and kyoto have been sister cities for more than 50 years. people came to see the blossoms in warm spring weather. >> every season we enjoy the blooming, the sakura blooming. it's a tradition for us. >> during the we are looking for help something, support something for our good mood. >>> and that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'

state was oklahoma, where a suspected tornado tore through communities about 25 miles south of oklahoma citythe storm in underground shelters. emergency crews say they are using gps to locate destroyed homes and search for anyone still missing. oklahoma disaster task force one is here from oklahoma city, doing searches right now, primary and secondary of all homes that they know that are damaged. the severe weather began wednesday night, prompting numerous warnings in oklahoma, kansas and iowa tornadoes, high wind and heavy hail tore roofs off buildings. toppled trees and blocked roads. folks were out early thursday morning, cleaning up the debris down. i've seen somebody shared. in the middle of the road. i. i mean, there's all kinds of detours. all kinds of trees took him down. buildings messed up. it's crazy, officials say, at one point more than 23,000 customers were without electricity throughout oklahoma crews are now deploying to hard hit areas to remove down trees and power lines. if you notice anything that you don't think that's been reported, please call 911 and report that to us

alex hogan, ktvu fox two news today marks 28 years since the oklahoma city bombing. he 1995 bombing killed 168 people, including 19 children and injured hundreds more at the federal building in the city's downtown area. the attack was carried out by former army soldier timothy mcveigh and his co conspirator, terry nichols, both hated the federal government. a was convicted of the bombing and later executed. nicholls is serving a life sentence. the oklahoma city bombing was the deadliest terror attack in u. s history until the september 11th attacks. production of the alec baldwin movie rust is set to resume tomorrow. instead of returning to santa fe, new mexico. filming will now take place at the yellowstone film ranch in montana. in 2021 cinematographer helena hutchins was killed in an accidental shooting on the films. new mexico said the movie is set to be complete as part of a settlement agreement. baldwin is still facing charges of involuntary manslaughter. both he and the director who was injured in the shooting or expected to return to finish the project. record

the victims are said to be in the city of coal, oklahoma. that's 30 miles south of oklahoma city. at least 4 confirmed tornadoes ripped through the area this week. search and rescue efforts are under way. officials fearing, though, that the death toll could climb at least 14 tornadoes have been reported across oklahoma, iowa and kansas for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. joining us now with a look at where that storm is right now watching that storm rolling across the plains last night and now it's moving for the east. doesn't appear to be a strong as it was last night. >> that's some good news. but these storms of the roll out of the planes could be very, very dangerous. the pack with cold air on the backside of it get a nice warm moisture on the front of all of a sudden you get a line developing along that were tornadic activity becomes a more likely. and that's exactly what happened with these last night. so you can see all that cold air coming right across the plains and starting intermixed with some of the warm air out ahead of it. >> and here's where we sit tonight. tha

oklahoma, four in iowa, three in kansas with buildings ripped apart like this hardware store near oklahoma cityofficials say. based on the level of damage you see here, it's possible more deaths and injuries will be reported in mclean county, oklahoma. officials say they have reports of people trapped inside shelters. they say first responders have been hampered by downed power lines and debris on those roads. meteorologist eric van dam is in the cnn weather center. and when the sun comes up with a better idea of just how much damage is there. in the meantime, what is the latest on watches and warnings and the day ahead, derek well, we know that we've had the 15 tornadoes, which, by the way, some of the discussions i was reading before i went to bed. we're talking about winds and some of those thunderstorms and tornadoes over 150 mph. so when we get first light will get true indication of how powerful they were. but nonetheless, we knew they occurred. several reports of large hail as well. the immediate threat now is focusing in on missouri into portions of nebraska as well as kansas and southw

get ready play the oklahoma city thunder in their last game at home. i and to add a little excitement to these final few games. it looks like andrew wiggins might be back on the court. that's the rumor. anyway. let's hope that happens. go to kron. four's will tran. he's got the latest from the chase center. >> we're just hours away from the warriors last regular season home game as they host the oklahoma city thunder. hopefully this won't be their last home game overall as are fighting for their playoff lives. if you cannot be inside, you can be outside thrive. city. they will have festivities for the fans. the lawyers are fighting to remain the 60 and guarantee playoff berth. if not, they'll be the 7th seed. if you keep losing and then have that play-in game where it's winner take all if you come down here, there's a bonus. they have this in thrive city. here's she away with the warriors. why did you have this and display and i'm sure that there's something down the road for this because we have a fantastic hot wheels. live. monster truck, low party 3