the federal office building in oklahoma city. among the victims, the fatal victims were 19 children, 15 of whom were in the federal building at a daycare center. this remains to this day the deadliest act of domestic terror in us history. the attack on the federal building in oklahoma city was preceded by exactly two years by the fire assaults undertaken by federal agents on the compound of the branch davidian sect near waco, texas. the branch davidians were suspected of harboring and amassing a store of illegal weapons. federal authorities failed in several attempts to try to get them to surrender those weapons. and this led ultimately in april 1993 to this fiery assault on the compound in which more than 75 people were killed. the gulf war of 19 9091 was also a spectacle in some respects. the this was a us led military action to expel iraqi forces that had invaded and occupied neighboring kuwait in august of 1990, the us led coalition in early 1991 expelled the iraqi forces from their occupation of kuwait. the war featured vide

david holt is the 38 city -- where he was first elected in 2018 to become the youngest mayor of oklahoma citymayor of a u.s. city with more than 500,000 residents. he is known for taking a more moderate approach on issues including gun violence and lgbtq plus rights. a staunchly conservative state. simone sat down with mayor holt during of the u.s. caucus of mayors in columbus ohio. she started out by asking him how he manages to lead with support for republicans and democrats alike. take a listen. >> mayor, you are a real republican. you are a real republican leading at a very interesting time, at the time you were first elected mayor of oklahoma city you are the youngest mayor since 1923. oklahoma city is one of the top 20 cities in the country, top largest cities. how do you do it? what is the secret sauce? >> we are very politically purple. so we are about 50/50. donald trump won our county by one point in 2020. so it is about split. so, in my view since i took office in 2018 has been, we have to work together. there is not enough of any side to get anything done. so we have to f purpose.

severe storms into the night from dallas to oklahoma city. damaging hail and winds gusting up to 90 miles per hour. a new round of storms sweeping through tomorrow and record heat in the triple digits into the weekend. rob marciano is tracking it all. >>> the new york city lawyer brought back to boston, accused of being a serial rapist, released from jail on bail, walking out with his fiance. one of his alleged victims responding to his release. >>> the federal judge presiding over former president trump's classified documents case issuing her first order, signaling her plan to remain on the case. and sources telling abc news donald trump rejected a proposal from one of his own attorneys to try to make a deal with the justice department and avoid federal charges. rachel scott standing by. >>> late today, the air national guard member accused of leaking classified pentagon documents online indicted by a federal grand jury. >>> authorities investigating the deaths of two american tourists found dead in their room at a luxury resort in mexico. w

he was willing to sit and wait. >> he was going from oklahoma city to charlotte so he stuck it out. everyone else had their own, like they booked another flight. he waited 18 hours for that. and now he's gone viral on tiktok. >> interesting. >> i can be on tiktok for a long time. >> this week you'll probably see on tiktok our warmup in our temperatures. we've gone from a stretch of cool weather which i think a lot of people have been enjoying but we are officially in summer now and this is going to be our first big heat event we've seen in quite sometime. so let's take a look at downtown san jose, because we are going to be seeing the low clouds yet again tonight. if you look at the current temperatures notice we are still in the 70s. we have one more day and some heading into tomorrow of mild temperatures before we see the gradual warm up and then a really big warm up into the weekend. temperature wise we're also factoring in the winds. expect some breezy winds. sticking around at least through tomorrow afternoon. fairfield 22 plus and around the coast line and then the winds begin

a short time ago, the oklahoma city area in the bull's-eye, 15 reported tornados in the past 48 hourse gravest toll in matador, texas, four people were killed. rob marciano with the forecast in a moment. but first abc's mola lenghi is in highlands ranch, colorado, where an ef-1 tornado struck. >> reporter: tonight powerful storms dumping rain and wind outside oklahoma city. a week-long onslaught of severe weather continues, accuweather tracking angry skies in wyoming. this after an ef-1 tornado with 97 mile-an-hour winds cut a 6 mile path through the denver suburbs thursday. in this highlands ranch neighborhood, today was about cleaning up after the tornado passed through this neighborhood, toppling trees, knocking this 40-year-old pine right onto this home. it comes less than 24 hours after this monster hail storm injured up to 90 concertgoers at red rocks a.m. theaters. nearly 400 reports of severe weather in just the last three days. a massive tornado striking matador, texas northeast of lubbock late wednesday. flattening davana's home. the first responder holding back tears, speak

this one storm here beginning to fire just to the southwest of oklahoma city.its scope over the next couple hours. so this is a fox model. this is what the radar -- what the model thinks the radar will look like as we go forward in time. the next hour or so, all of these individual cells here across parts of the high plains say we could see a tornado threat, the hail. all of that rain across parts of the southeast. we have the chance to see this storm kind of congeal in to possibly a derecho. a very long area of very strong winds. we could be seeing winds here, 80 to 90 miles per hour with this line of storms at 6:00 p.m. go through 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 p.m. maybe this calms down around midnight. we'll see that rain become again tomorrow, more storms in the south. i want to show you oklahoma city at 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, the threat for severe weather. a tornado threat. we'll see large hail. by the time we get to 10:00 p.m., for the most part, all of that threat is over for us. you get the idea in to tonight. we have this hail here, neil. the flood threat contin

i'm in oklahoma city. oh, seriously. you talked too much. we about a little okay. but why? i just want to motivate the players and then i get criticized for it. the general criticism, compared to what comes from outside of the team. the emotions at the club regularly reach pointing point in the game against defend about change things go seated an injury time to the incident. when environmental online, antique code is comments flooded, the post the only guess, he said we didn't punch anyone. right? in bob? yeah, you're all set through punch is how many global? how do they spell today? you know, we started doing shy, you show right on the edge of the pit, you attacks them from. yeah, that's true more than they deserve davis or they always deserve it. when they come back, we'll beat them up again. you know, anyway, we welcome them with flowers, but sent them back home with the one they lost its match state in the game against . i'm totally a school of vital points are up for grabs. the opponents is a familiar one. several players have played football team, but then the referee

of the decent teams with cap space, oklahoma city might be an interesting suitor. but the rest of the teams are bad. so look for the warriors to give him more money he is the most valuable player in the league. the warriors not that they cannot win without him. >>> first alert weather. we se the camera shaking a little bit and we know it is windy. time t check in withdaen pw afternoon, marine layer was totally impacted but of course the wind has been the other. there is another batch of cool air that is about to come our way . i am going to start out with that. san jose at 68 degrees here right now. we are pretty much a the time of day where you would be hitting the daytime high, so it is relatively cool. let me show you how things will go fro the daytime high standpoint. th court stands out there on thursday. something going on right there. there is another batch of cool air that will com through and drop these temperatures down for thursday before we start warming back up you will see that play out and it is not like a cold front. we are just keeping our temperat

. >> and listen to this, bill stringer says he was trying to return home from oklahoma city to charlottena, when his flight was delayed repeatedly. so after waiting at the airport for 18 hours, his patience has finally paid off. >> 18 hours. could it ever really, truly pay off? well, they did give him his own plane, actually. he was literally the last remaining passenger who stuck out the wait for that flight. everybody else, i don't know. they figured out something else. he was rewarded with a seat in first class and a private party with the crew. so we joked. >> we laughed, we cut up, we talked. i exchanged phone numbers with him, like we're literally still texting today and group messages. >> but here's the thing. even though phil's bag was the only one, the only one on board, he says it still took 45 minutes to find it after the flight. >> no way. he said. he joked, i'm like, did they make you fly the plane, too? like what else? >> to me, i'm thinking, wow, only 45 minutes to find your bag. >> yeah, it feels like an improvement. >> there were a lot of bags in there. >> okay. next to

maybe chicago gangsters get killed on the scene valentine's day but not pretty doctors wives in oklahoma cityt was huge. it had all of the appeal of a romance novel gone bad. it was the high society doctor, married to the beautiful wife that was crazy about one another. >> that high society doctor was doctor jon hamilton. an ob/gyn, who in addition to his regular practice ran an abortion clinic. a role that in conservative oklahoma would bring him some unwelcome notoriety. he and his wife susan had met in 1985 at a friends birthday party. both administered lee separated. john from his first wife. and susan from dick. >> who was she, will she like? i think the best way to describe or is a woman who always wanted to be a mother, who is proud to be a mother. even though she had a great education, her passion was to be a good mother. >> susan, then 39 and john 37 each had two children from their first marriages. friends say that when they met each other, they need an instant connection. down the hall was in the scene stone clinic. >> she was beautiful, by gracious intelligent and just a really ne

one city we're keeping our eye on, oklahoma city. take a live look right now.rm. we anticipate multiple rounds of severe weather with this active pattern which is really uncanny for this time of the year. here's a look at the biggest tornado thread. that includes much of oklahoma, oklahoma city, just outside dallas, north of dallas. all the way down to tampa, florida, we could see damaging hail. we see that set up for areas of greenville, jackson, down to mobile, alabama, a chance for isolated tornadoes. that's a look at the weather across the country. >> janai: still coming up here, before embarking on that summer vacation, brush up on the hottest tips to keeping your cool on planes, trains and automobiles. we'll be right back. automobiles. we'll be right back. back. no big deal? go on... well, what if you partner with ibm and red hat, use a hybrid cloud solution to connect data across clouds, then analyze all that data with watson. okay, but this needs to meet our... security standards? yup. compliance standards? mm-hmm. so they get the insights they need...

isadore of seville virtual catholic charter school which would be run by the archdiocese of oklahoma cityis permitted to open in fall of 2024 with an initial enrollment of about 500 students. but this is a government agency that runs -- oversees about a half dozen virtual charter schools in the state, in the entire state of oklahoma there are about two dozen charter schools but this is monumental decision. >> what has been the reaction to this? obviously it's renewing a debate and raising a lot of questions about public funds. >> reporter: and you can imagine this is really kind of sparked some intense passion and reaction to what has happened. the governor of oklahoma described it as a win for religious liberty and educational freedom, also has the support of the oklahoma state superintendent of education who called it monumental decision, but that puts them at odds with the republican attorney general in the state who goes on to say that approval of any publicly funded religious school is contrary to oklahoma law and the interest of taxpayers in the state. it is extremely disappointing

. >> stringer was booked from oklahoma city to north carolina on sunday. the plane was delaye over and over and over again. after 18 hours of delays understandably everyone else said forget this. or some other word. he was the only passenger to hang on. he got a lot of extra attention. >> the crew had fun with it. so did he. he got his pick of seats. no you are in f-3 >> yes. sit down. he got food and drink, wine, and if you can believe this, somehow the airplane lost his luggage. [ laughter ] what? >> my bag did get misplaced for about 45 minutes in charlotte. was like are you kidding me? we lost the one bag on the plane? how did it happen? it was just turning a bad situation into a good one. we joked, laughed, cu up, talked. i exchanged phone numbers with them. we are still texting in group messages. >> i demand that level of service on a crowded flight of 200 people. >> good luck with that. >> i can see how they can lose bag in never forget that flight >> you know, they needed a brea because imagine all of the stuf they deal with. >> that is probably fu

. >> beat the oklahoma sooners to oklahoma city.go stanford looking to keep their dream season alive. we pick things up in the bottom of the first no score. kylie cho came up big for stanford. coming back, a deep fly to left 2 run homerun. stanford jumps out to a 2. nothing lead top of the 6. now we have a tie game. not jury canady comes in all relief. she strikes out grace lyons. she is hyped up 3 straight strikeouts keep stanford in this one. it would eventually going to extras. but in the top of the 9th, oklahoma will get the last laugh. that's all the way to the wall. and guess what? 2 runs score oklahoma. it's their first lead of the day. bottom of the 9th last ditch effort for stanford, ellie hits it to left and the routine fly ball. that's the final out. oklahoma wins. 42. they move on to the championship round where they await the winner of florida state in tennessee. season comes to an end. it was a good the a's beginning a three-game series in pittsburgh taking on the pirates. top of the 3rd a's up a run to offer seth brow

denver and oklahoma city and toward the east, highs of 32 in chicago to 34 in washington, d.c., as we wrap up the workweek. that's a look at your forecast. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> and that concludes this edit edition nhk "newsline." yum raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so stay right there. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. now, east japan rail rays started construction of a new train line that will provide better access to tokyo emphasis haneda airport. now, the project comes as an influx of foreign tourists makes haneda an increasingly important hub. officials held a groundbreaking ceremony for the line on friday. the operator aims for it to start carrying passengers in fiscal 2031. >> translator: japan regards this project as a railway network that will contribute to strengthening the country's international competitiveness. >> people departing from tokyo station currently have to change trains to get to haneda. the trip takes about 30 minutes. the new service will offer direct access to the airport

. >> let's head to oklahoma city where the 9th ranked stanford softball team went head-to-head with numberked oklahoma and the college world series no score top of the 4th. stanford has a chance here to one with 2 outs. but kaitlyn lim strikes out to end the threat. scampered was o for 5 with runners in scoring position. cardinal freshman, not jury canaday heat. she kept the sooners in check until the 5th jayda coleman laces a single to left 2 runs score. it's 2 to nothing, oklahoma, and that pretty much was the ballgame jordi ball. he's going to end the game with a strikeout. she threw a five-hit shutout and the sooners win their 49th street. she's 49 all1right to paris for the french open coco gauff, must have had early dinner reservations after making quick work of julie julia grabber. >> it's exceeded goff. in the far court receiving she won 6, 2, 6, 3, over 61st rank grabber. face. 16 year-old mira andreeva. 3rd will be the first time she actually faces someone younger than in a grand slam. so pretty pretty cool. yes. so you think that's what she said? have early dinner reservations.

severe storms into the night from dallas to oklahoma city. damaging hail and winds gusting up to 90 miles per hour. a new round of storms sweeping through tomorrow and record heat in the triple digits into the weekend. rob marciano is tracking it all. >>> the new york city lawyer brought back to boston, accused of being a serial rapist, released from jail on bail, walking out with his fiance. one of his alleged victims responding to his release. >>> the federal judge presiding

. >>> all right now, softball, stanford spirit was willing in oklahoma city.umber one oklahoma 2-1 at the college world series. no out ins the eighth inning. stanford couldn't score. sooners shut the door. the 50 game win streak is real. they got to freshman sensation nijah kennedy. oklahoma came from behind and won it in extra innings. they advance to the championship game. stanford is coming home. >>> now if it the petey perogi, you know it's pittsburgh. that's where the as where. down in the eighth inning. diaz stayed in the park off the wall. drove in brent rooker. tied the game up at 4-4. pirates add an answer in the bottom of the eight. andrew mccutchen. easily scored the runner from third. that is how the pirates won the game, 5-4. the as are now 5-26 on the cleahit. fda white in a stanley cup finals game two in vegas. second period, look how vegas pushed the puck. golden knights scored two in the first. two in the second. three in the third. one at 7-2. 2-0 series lead for vegas. game three is thursday in miami. just my opinion, stanley cup, hardest to

tornadoes possible, especially from wichita falls, oklahoma city, on into dallas. tomorrow and tonight we look at the hail possibilities from dodge city all the way into florida. tomorrow, 10 million people at risk. dodge city all the way to tallahassee, and also in the midatlantic states, we're going to be watching that. and right into saturday, seven million people for severe weather. and as far as the heat, lester in texas, triple-digits right through the weekend. >> all right, al roker, thank you. >>> now to the breaking news. the international guardsman accused of leaking classified documents online has just been indicted. kristen welker joins us. kristen, what are you learning? >> lester, this is a major development. a federal grand jury indicting jack teixeira on six counts of willful retention and transmission of classified information related to national defense. teixeira was arrested at his home in massachusetts. this was two months ago. authorities say he posted the documents on a social media chat room, which the attorney general says could have caused e

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there's another threat that goes garden city, oklahoma city. this is super rare for this time of year in this part of the country, for the subtropical jet stream to be this active. underneath it, huge heat dome that has been prolonged and dangerous. it will take heat indices in parts of texas, david, up to 118 through the weekend. >> david: those are incredible temperatures already this season. ginger zee in the storm zone. we can hear the thunder off in the distance. please stay safe, ginger. thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn to the other news tonight. here in new york city, and the chokehold case on the subway. tonight, law enforcement sources now telling abc news that a manhattan grand jury has indicted that marine veteran who was behind the chokehold. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, a manhattan grand jury has indicted the marine veteran accused of putting a homeless man, jordan neely, in a deadly chokehold on a subway, law enforcement sources tell abc news. while the exact charges won't be revealed until daniel pen

. >> phil stringer was only passenger to show up for the flight from oklahoma city to charlotte afterit was delayed 18 hours, he said it was like a private party. it pays -- -- >> steve: sit in 125 different seats. >> carley: all the snacks to himself. >> steve: thank you very much. speaking of snacks, new weight loss pill that could be a game changer if you are addicted to snacks and everything else. 11 before top of the hour and 11 minutes, she takes over, hi, dana. >> dana: thank you. everyone step up, get your politics here this morning. first fox news power rankings for the 2024 presidential election. which swing states will be the ones to watch? super close race in several placis, karl rove will break it down at 9:00. president putin announcing no one will pay any price for last week's revolts. what does his bestie in china think about this? middle school debaters caught off guard. will left destroy speech and debate, too? big day ahead. we'll see you at 9:00. nest mate, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming innersprings, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable co

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we have a risk from oklahoma city, wichita. afternoon storms develop along the front range.king back down pensacola, western florida, more 1-inch hail in diameter or more and we move into sunday. the threat now from the ozarks all the way to the central gulf. damaging wind gusts the main storm hazard we can't rule out a tornado or two. we've got that heat. records stretching from new orleans, dallas, brownsville and right on into the weekend and we are talking about triple digits. these are air temperatures not just the heat indexes, but air temperatures that will be in triple digits up to san angelo. >> al, we'll come back to you in a few minutes. >>> meanwhile, an encouraging update on the health of pope francis. the pontiff released from the hospital after a week after underwent abdominal surgery. kelly, first of all, how is the pope doing >> reporter: yeah. he's said to be doing well his doctor says he's better than before the surgery pope francis back this morning after waving to well-wishers outside the hospital today he was smiling, appeared in good spirits. when aske

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remained anchored across texas, now spreading to areas over the mississippi river valley up towards oklahoma city. we're going to hit record highs. a lot of folks are probably like well, they are used to this kind of heat across the south. in texas. this is early and this is relentless. when you deal with humidity levels that we are experiencing right now, that's why this is a top story, a big story. that heat is going to continue for areas north of texas through oklahoma and across the mississippi river valley. memphis, tennessee forecast heat index in thursday and friday. dangerous levels here, sandra. ist is all because we have this ridge of high pressure that has not budged for weeks and now it is expanding. millions of people across the south are going to be feeling this temperature and i am concerned about those susceptible to heat illness. there is no relief in sight. back to you. >> sandra: thank you for your coverage. team fox coverage on deadly heat wave. casey stiegel is live in dallas. temperatures in the mid 80s expected to swell to the mid 90s today. feels hotter than that. what are

>> i think i'm going to go oklahoma city. >> new york. >> bing, bang, boom, there you go, craig.t while the european model folks have put out their forecast. they're going more aggressive. they're saying 17 named storms as opposed to 2017 hurricanes, nine they're going to the upper level of that, the upper ends. they're going with the near record warm waters off the atlantic, off the african coast, whereas the american model sees el nino increasing upper level i'm meteorologist kari hall. we've got some unusual rain moving through parts of the bay area, farther to the south. it will be closing in in the next hour or two. we've seen quite a bit of some spotty showers, but also watching out for the potential of thunderstorms. a lot of storms off the coast, but we could see a round of rain over the next couple of hours. and we'll also be watching out for that slight chance of storms and definitely high humidity as we go throughout today, local >>> and that is your latest weather. guys >>> we'll have some strong opinions on this new story coming up. there's this new list and it's spa

bombing trial which took place across the street from the office in oklahoma city. the judge was initially assigned to oversee that case, interestingly, some of his personal belongings were damaged in that blast and on that basis the higher court decided there's no way he could judge the case impartially. he believed he could've wanted to stay on, it but the higher court intervened and forced his recusal. they removed him from the case with a writ of mandamus. again, very rare for this to happen. we're gonna have to see how hard the prosecution is going to fight for the recusal of judge cannon from this case if at all, and in the meantime she will be very much in control. as the trial judge he will have full destruction over how fast this goes or how slow. it's very much in don trump's favor. most observers agree, to make the trial go as slow as possible. of course if the trial gets pushed until after the 2024 election and trump were to be elected president in the 2024 election, he could just order his justice department to shut the whole case down. judge cannon wil

but he looked at his street in oklahoma city and said we have a problem with people who work in the shops and offices arrive first thing in the morning and park in all the best spots and later in the day when the clients and customers show up, there is nowhere to park. he realized parking had an organizational problem. the best spots are taken at the beginning of the day on occupied all day. with the parking meter he realized even by charging a little bit, you could encourage those people who needed to park all day to go park on side streets and preserve access to the prime parking spaces for those who show up later in the day. and that's possible with just a little pricing. that's the only way it becomes possible. that is why we we still have the parking meter. it's the only way we have of managing the interface between the street and buildings. susan: you do a deep dive in new york city were anyone who has visited can see the challenges of getting across town. in that chapter, we meet anna. henry: she was a traffic enforcement agent in new york. she wrote tickets and for years she was c

actual high temperatures will be in the triple digits for many places like dallas, oklahoma city, little rock. you can see it is starting to fall. by saturday we'll be at 96. still above normal, but temperatures will stay hot but possibly seeing just a couple degrees of relief. not cool, but at least maybe we'll get out of the dangerous heat criteria for portions of the south. >> jennifer gray, thank you. >>> crews have now recovered what appears to be human remains and large portions of the submersible "titan" after scouring the ocean floor. the vessel imploded killing all five people on board. paula newton has more. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard announced that it had found what it presumed to be human remains on the sea floor that would be from the submersible "titan." they recovered the remains and now say that the united states medical professionals will conduct a formal analysis of those presumed human remains. and of course the family and friends of those five passengers who died on the "titan" will be comforted but also will feel again profound grief given what the u.s. coast

oklahoma city included, norman as well as tulsa with this enhanced risk of damaging winds in excess of0 to 60 miles per hour, also hail 2 inches in indictment and strong tornados a possibly. that extends back into sunday. little rock, jackson, mobile included. less of a risk in florida expected, but still holding that possibility. this afternoon the storms will start to redevelop as we get to the heat of the day. anywhere between 6:00 and 8:00 we start to see strong, possibly even severe storms from oklahoma down into central texas. that you spushes into arkansas overnight. a lot of us are probably asleep at this time, so make sure you have a device that will wake you up to get to your safe spot. if you have a basement, that's your prime location. the system pushes sunday into florida but starts to lessen at that point in time. on top of all of this, record heat warnings includes from brownsville to corpus christi back into new orleans. temperatures could reach over 100. factoring in the humid it feels like nearly 120 degrees. >> thank you very much. a lot to keep an eye on. those new

possible, 2 inch or larger pieces of hail falling from oklahoma city, wichita falls, just north of san antonio and all the way down into florida you can see that risk of severe weather from little rock to tallahassee, damaging winds, tornadoes possible again, that hail risk from little rock to almost tallahassee for 2-inch in diameter hail or more with possible tornadoes and saturday, it continues, strong storms from west texas, all the way up into the central plains slight risk, tornadoes are possible now, the heat from miami, florida. we've got the heat advisories. we've also got heat advisories and heat warnings. heat watches, heat indexes up to 120 degrees from sanderson to new orleans and a little further east these temperatures today, records possible new orleans, houston, dallas, down to brownsville, presidio, texas. and look into the weekend. triple digits for alexandria, houston, san antonio, waco those, guys, are just air temperatures add in the heat index and it's going to be even hotter. >> thank you >> also this morning, fallout and reaction are growing to donald trump's h