he's based in oklahoma city. all, what's the proposal that the oklahoma officials have approved and who's asking for it approved and who's asking for it? >> it's an it's an online charter school called saint isidore of seville, interestingly enough, named after the proposed patron saint of internet users. it will be an onli charter school run by the catholic archdiocese of oklahoma. they plan on using it and they spelled this out directly in their application to spread their evangelical message of the church. that raises a lot of concerns for folks on matters of lgbtq plus issues, sexual gender orientation and sexual morality, whether or not, you know, all students will be accepted at this school. john: some of those concerns have led to a lawsuit, right? correspondent: that is right. there's been a coalition of groups that have kind of come forward, led by the aclu and the freedom from religion foundation, who are representing like nine different groups from oklahoma, nine residents, including teachers, some som

alix steel is on location in oklahoma city. we have video of her they're trying on cowboy hats.a known for its cowboy culture but also home to major u.s. energy companies. alix is therefore an interview. great hat. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, and grow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. kailey: stocks are down, yields are up here that is the story of the day today. s&p 500 down half a percent but the massive moves are in the bond market. a 10 euro treasury move up 11 basis points. the highest level we have seen since november as selling pressure builds in the bond market. where we are not seeing selling pressure is an energy and oil. new york crude, wti up by 1.4 percent, back above $80 a barrel , after the saudi said they would extend their voluntary cut of a million barrels a day through september, and that could be extended and deepened. that is lifting energy by extension. s&p 500 energy index, and outperf

the patino city baptist ridge of oklahoma city. the reverent richard douglas and family had established a remarkable reputation. >> richard douglass was one of the most influential baptist pastors in oklahoma. at the time, he was a pastor of over 3000 member church. >> everyone wanted to associate with them. the pastor's daughter, leslie -- >> we became the people who we are because my parents were so strong. we lived a life that he would want us to live and learn the lessons he wanted us to know. >> and the fact that reverend mr. douglass was a man of some heft in the baptist church seemed somewhat secondary to his nature. kindly, approachable, principled. >> if he wasn't at the church, he was visiting people and helping them work out their problems all the time. >> pastor douglas preached his first tournament at 16. and once he had grown into a husband and father, took his family all the way down to the jungles of brazil where he and they spent their happiest years in a missionary outpost. ♪ ♪ ♪ it was for leslie and her big brot

even little rock and oklahoma city staying in the triple digits for the next three days or so. as we travel to the north, midwest, look at minneapolis, 101 tuesday. we'll drop about 10 degrees though by the time we get into thursday. green bay peaks on wednesday at 96 degrees. and even chicago hitting 99 degrees. so today's heat index will feel like 110 in dallas, feeling like 113 in little rock, even feeling like 114 in minneapolis. that is a hot afternoon. more than 400 potential records will be broken. these are maximum records as well as warm minimum temperatures. so records being broken across the board. the departure from normal, above normal temperatures will start to ease by the time we get into the weekend. the south is not out of it, but the midwest, plains look like we'll see those temperatures start to cool and also below average temperatures expected for the ohio valley and the northeast within the next week or so. >>> the president of chili has declared catastrophe in four regions after torrential rain. thousands have been evacuated or left homeless in isolated co

. >> oklahoma city bombing, world trade center.ry one of those, we would locate the remains and every one of those, the locals wanted to do the recovery. reporter: the coast guard says 57 people have been rescued and there have been no reports of missing persons in the water. lauren martinez, abc7news. dan: the help is just pouring into the islands tonight from fellow hawaiians to so many others in the continental u.s. this scene sent to us from inside this cosco in maui today. a -- for food, water, supplies as they wait for aid. we want to make it easy for you to find ways to be able to help out and pinch -- pigeon. if you go right to the front page of our website, you can find a number of organizations accepting donations, from a newly created fund to local food banks and more. it's all there for you on our website abc7news.com. ama: let's bring in sandhya patel now, monitoring these wildfires and the weather that is driving them. what is the outlook for firefighters? sandhya: things are improving. i know it's complete -- not com

on par with oklahoma city, even though we are in the top five for costs.he houses are around $1.3 million on average here. in terms of the demand, it's mostly out-of-state demand. last year, under 40% of sales went to local people. it's just like any other place. san francisco's probably more expensive. but there is no suburb here. you can't just move out east in hawaii. you are either oceanfront or oceanview here. families have to move away at least 3000 miles to a completely different culture. the context here is a little bit different. it's a little bit more pronounced here. kristen: president biden is coming next week. what would you like him and the federal government to do, keeping in mind some of these issues and inequities you brought up? >> the federal response has actually been as swift as i would like to see it. had fema dispatch as quickly as possible. no one was prepared for this degree of fire on a topical island -- on a tropical island. we only have so many firefighters, first responders. governor newsom and other officials were also ready t

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. >> oklahoma city bombing, world trade center.ne of those, we would locate the remains and every one of those, the locals wanted to do the recovery. reporter: the coast guard says 57 people have been rescued and there have been no reports of missing persons in the water. lauren martinez, abc7news. dan: the help is just pouring into the islands tonight from fellow hawaiians to so many others in the continental u.s. this scene sent to us from inside this cosco in maui today. a -- for food, water, supplies as they wait for aid. we want to make it easy for you to find ways to be able to help out and pinch -- pigeon. if you go right to the front page of our website, you can find a number of organizations accepting donations, from a newly created fund to local food banks and more. it's all there for you on our website abc7news.com. ama: let's bring in sandhya patel now, monitoring these wildfires and the weather that is driving them. what is the outlook for firefighters? sandhya: things are improving. i know it's complete -- not complet

center of the country we see showers and thunderstorms ramping up this is what's going on from oklahoma city to texarkana we're still seeing strong thunderstorms that have prompted thunderstorm watches and even warnings already this morning. and that severe threat h severed continue thrwill continue through the afternoon into the evening hours we could see large hail an tempe there for san antonio to houston into the triple digits little rock, 83 today with thunderstorms this afternoon that's a look at your forecast, ladies, back over to you >>> recent high temperatures haven't been just affecting people but a bear at a zoo in knoxville took a much-needed plungena a bubble bath to beat the heat finn is a whopping 450 pounds. and according to the zoo, bubble baths are his favorite and some onlookers got to take in all the cuteness too. it's just as fun to watch the kids watch the bear. >> he is loving it, though, look at that. nice and refreshing. >>> wayne brady takes to tiktok for a major personal announcemement >>> but first, a a river froront ererupts in viviolence t,t, a rit erupts in n

players in the crowd running for cover near oklahoma city last night.say this all started from a fight between two men. a 16-year-old who was not a student at that school was killed. three others injured, but they are expected to survive. >>> we turn now to a deadly crane collapsing at a hospital in miami. officials say the crane came down on workers. one died, four more hurt. the area around the hospital was evacuated, but the area is now safe. osha and the miami buildings department is now investigating. >>> tonight we are learning why bronny james, the son of basketball star lebron james, suffered cardiac arrest while practicing at usc last month. the family say the cause is a congenial heart defect. it went on to say bronny is being treated and is expected to make a full recovery. >>> when we come back, an recall about frozen vegetables that may be in your freezer. my renaissance was daring to dream. (♪) cadillac's renaissance, is daring to go all electric. (♪) so... what's your renaissance? (♪) to give your teeth a dentist clean feeling. start with

here is a reason, think back to oklahoma city and the bombing of the oklahoma building.street across the street people were damaged and injured, and in that case it was so extreme that it had to be moved to colorado. >> so now, down from the federal courthouse, that is the fire, but you know that this trial was not about january 6th. >> right. this is a misnomer to call it january 6th, but it is really about the preconstitution spujt and there are people in here who were injured, but you have to watch for that when you were picking a jury in d.c. and were you directly impacted by january 6th. >> but the ind kigs of lauro is affiliation, and can you ask someone who they voted for in voir dire? >> well, it is an interesting question that the judge will have to decide for herself, and i have to wonder, and i have never one. >> and you to understand that people will say, do you have strong feelings about january 6th? dow yo >> can you think of any trial that has been moved because of the electoral politics of the city? that is where the line is difficult, and it is hard to b

oklahoma city is the hometown of courageous champions for civil rights.hildren, some as young as seven to sit at the lunch counter in downtown oklahoma city where they asked to be treated like human beings. they were among the first anywhere to sit down so that others could finally find the coverage to see about. ms. ruppert and her young people were still hard at work when they came to this march on washington in 1963 right where we stand today. they were reinvigorated and dr. king composed a new dream for our nation. clara looper and her sit iners still inspire us today. it was a continuation and so is our gathering today. we are here today because we know we have not yet fully delivered upon the promise of equal opportunity for all americans. we are here today to resolve that our work will continue. it will require commitment and strength to realize our aspirations. millions of americans who stood right here and dreamed of what could be, that the sanctity of this place in the power in this gathering lift your souls long after you have returned home, ju

from miss into dallas. 108 expected in oklahoma city. remember, these temperatures are measured in the shade and do not include humidity. our friends near the deep south and gulf it will be oppressive tomorrow. >> whit: some of these areas just can't catch a break. rob, thank you. >>> now to the major new development in the gilgo beach killings on long island. the remains of jane doe seven, initially found 27 years ago, have been identified using genetic genealogy. now the question of whether her death has any link to rex heuermann, accused in the murders of three women already. here's abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, a significant development in the investigation into the gilgo beach serial killings that terrorized coastal communities on long island for decades. >> we were able to identify fire island jane doe as karen vergata. >> reporter: vergata, known as jane doe number seven, one of ten victims whose remains were discovered around gilgo beach. her remains were initially found on fire island

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

jackie, oklahoma city. independent mine. go ahead. >> i could go -- i could be on the phone for an hour going over what you want to talk about in that's not possible. all i want to say is this. you know, whether trump is reelected as president again or he goes to jail, it really doesn't make a difference. i will tell you why. what this man did is open up america's eyes. that can't be taken back. i know jack smith. i know joe biden. nobody. there will come a time shortly when the feds are going to have to deal with it. this guy has been railroaded from day one. i can't go into, i mean, i can't go into each item i don't like. i would be on the phone for an hour. all i'm saying is you can't go he did this, why should he do that. trump is a good man. he really is. america really doesn't deserve a guy like this. host: thank you for calling in. brett. tacoma, washington. it's your turn. caller: i would like to state the facts. in 2016 the democrats objected to the counting of electoral votes, ok, but none of them at the time was a

concerns and the potential for severe storms, damaging winds and large hail, memphis, indianapolis, oklahoma citying at severe weather sunday too, because the bulk of that severe weather is going to continue to shift east. >> thank you so much. >>> still to come, authorities in new york identify another gilgo beach murder victim. she was previously known as fire island jane doe and had gone missing on valentine's day in 1996. >>> in oregon, a woman escaped a makeshift dungeon, a 29-year-old man in custody. police believe there are more victims in other states. so you e your businesss however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to buiuild an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund toto give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, iand lost some weight.e, in studies, the majority of people i lowe

so there's 29 the next time we do have a question from rita in oklahoma city.he wants to she says, does he meaning know very much about the. mcgirt court decision and its impact patients? very quickly, the mcgirt decision came down to two particular treaties one with the abuse and the muskogee pardons to be. and so we'd stop over stones creek two years ago. and so that's a treaty of 1832 and also the treaty 1866. now, in particular, the treaty of 1866, this is the civil war, but that treaty says, which is very similar to three other treaties trump, johnson, chickasaw signed the same treaty of 66. the cherokee signed one of their own and some were signed one of their own. but in the muskogee treaty, that really is the foundation. the decision is that it states that the boundaries of the nation are still intact. so this gives the right of federal government, which is already human rights to major crimes that 1869 committed by. you have authority and not the authority of the state government of oklahoma to punish individuals in this situation. and so in that same

at the high school game thus just east of oklahoma city. police confirm three people were shocked. this a brand-new hour of "fox news live" find eric shawn. alicia

>> oklahoma city bombing. maria: the last thing you want to see is pictures of joe biden and jill biden sitting relaxing on the beach. >> terrible. >> he's going to lake tahoe next, not like he's at the beach, shoot, now i'm going to help. he's doubling down. how do you go from the beach to lake tahoe in the middle of the worst wildfire we've seen in 100 years. maria: not a good look. >> how do you do that. >> he had a 10 day vacation earlier this month. not like he needs vacation time at this point. that's why so many americans say this president does not have the mental or physical capabilities to do another four yearsmajorit democrats do not want him in 2024. >> accrue i referenced earlier that it pardon he forgot if name of maui, in one of those sound bites that i saw earlier on fox. you know. the mental capacity issue is real, it is noticed not just by us but, you know,. >> foreign countries, you know. >> adversaries, you know we've been talking about china, slipping, our treasury secretary psychedelic mu

oklahoma city at 102 so temperatures across the south are going to stay above average for the next several days or so, below average temperatures taking hold across the pacific northwest, northern plains, so all the heat is really across the south under that dome of high pressure. that heat dome we've been calling it. 100 plus records potentially broken. highest minimum temperatures have been huge. overnight temperatures aren't cooling off very much. that's what is making the heat more dangerous. high temperatures saturday. 102 in little rock. should be at 93. dallas hitting 107 through the weekend. around 10 degrees above normal. del rio hitting close to 110. incredibly hot temperatures. feels like temperatures this afternoon, 112 in shreveport, dallas. del rio feeling like 112 in new orleans and then talking about phoenix, phoenix has been one of the highlighted cities for the extreme temperatures, average temperature, 102.7 for july, breaking a record. previous record was 99. so really shattering that record. we hit 119 three times this year. we saw 17 days with temperatures above 115 a

at the high school game thus just east of oklahoma city. police confirm three people were shocked. one of them a 16-year-old teen was killed for this a brand-new hour of "fox news live" find eric shawn. alicia: i am trying to infer arthel neville bird lessons tragedy audience at high school athletic events cities across to the country are rolling out new safety measures at games. one such city is atlanta bread that is aware bryan llenas is standing live. lexi choctaw police department in oklahoma splitting the public to do the right thing and a step forward any information about the shooting. there been no arrests up until this point. they believe it started after two males got into a heated argument. a person of interest is described as a tall black mail wearing a red sweatpants appeared to guns and eight rounds are found at the scene for this was a terrifying scene, take a look again for his capture during the high school football game live broadcast in the third quarter produce the players, coaches, fans running for their life after hearing gunshots for the visitor side of the s

sadly one person lost their life following a shooting at a high school football game outside of oklahoma citylier in the weekend. the victim just 16 years old. and not a student at the schools that were facing off on the field to guns and several rounds have been recovered. the investigation still ongoing but police believe that it was a conflict between several individuals and argument that led to this particular incident. and two baseball fans injured during a chicago white sox game friday. it's unclear where the shots came from. either from inside or outside the ballpark. two people sustained nonlife-threatening injuries. we're going down the list to remind viewers of the far reaching impact of gun violence. now it has affected many aspects of life for americans. folks at a store. folks enjoying a sporting event. and it is changing the way some americans are living their lives. according to research conducted by k ff. a health policy organization that shows one in three adults suffered a said they have recently avoided lge clouds like crowded bars, music festivals. saying their concern is

moments under friday night lilights and four hurt after a shooting outside oturu football game in oklahoma city and gunfire sending players and friends scrambling. >> what is going on? [ screaming ]. >> what's happening? >> i have no idea what's happening. what is going on? >> we have got people shooting. >> oh my goodness, where? >> i don't know. will: interesting that the announcers couldn't hear the gunfire. off duty police officer working security on the sidelines did fire their weapon. it's unclear if anyone was hit by those rounds. the shooter or the shooters are still on the loose. workers at the big three detroit auto makers authorizing a strike if a new contract with their union isn't reached by mid september. employeesat ford, general motors and stellantis could bring the country to a halt costing $6 billion next month and united auto workers president saying our union president is clearly fed up with living paycheck to paycheck while the corporate elite and billionaire class continue to make out like ba bandits. it's been a hard week for pete saying good-bye to his favorite haircut a

the day after the oklahoma city bombing a local forest office was to her if you come take my cattle you'regoing to be greeted with 100 bones with guns or just something we sag in the 21st century. this is an accelerating trend that happened the reactions and changes that happened in the middle part of the 20th century. >> yes. as you say, to emphasize the point there is perhaps there is nostalgia for a past that never quite was. because the public lands were never envisioned. the public land system was never envisioned as a place purely protect land undisturbed. it was never envisioned as a commercial enterprise. there's an element of sustained from thehe beginning. there is always an element of commercialism. quick to think that's right. i think that is true. everyone is getting along and exactly they wanted. [laughter] yes, right. [laughter] but there were times when people perhaps have more of a life because other people were being left out. that is a real change though perhaps not quite the change doesn't though it's characterized by people does not often acknowledge the reason why it

degrees in dallas for a high temperature today, midland around 105, phoenix 115, las vegas 107, oklahoma city at 102. so temperatures across the south are really going to stay above average for the next several days or so, below average temperatures taking hold across portions of the pacific northwest, the northern plains. so all the heat is really across the south under that dome of high pressure, that heat dome that we've been calling it, 100 plus records potentially broken throughout the weekend, maximum, and highest minimum teo be huge, these overnight temperatures aren't cooling off very much, and so that's what's making the heat even more dangerous. so high temperatures saturday, 102 in little rock. should be at 93. dallas hitting 107 through the weekend, around ten degrees above normal, del rio, hitting close to 110. so just incredibly hot temperatures. feels like temperatures this afternoon, 112 in shreveport. feeling like 112 in new orleans. and then talking about phoenix, phoenix has been one of the highlighted cities for the extreme temperatures, average temperature 102.7. this is

host: this is jackie in oklahoma city, independent. caller: good morning. i am an independent and i tried to look at things on both sides. one thing that i think has been overlooked -- you have got to go by a man's character. who i feel sorry for and have little compassion for his hunter biden. he has a father that put him in this position. he allowed him to be the front man. he allowed this to happen. if biden had any character, he would step up to the plate and say i made a mistake. do not hold my son responsible. i trained him throughout my life. he is letting his son sink. host: any thoughts on this indictment yesterday? caller: the indictment, i mean, you know, first of all when they say they caught him on the phone talking, he knows he is being recorded. let me say something about trump. it is not trump that everybody hates or the left hates. trump opened everybody's eyes. that is what he did and that cannot be taken away. whether he gets elected were put in jail, no matter what happens, he opened everybody's eyes and that is with the federal governme

i want to take you to oklahoma city.ng down with harold hamm to talk about the book and so much more. over to you. alix: thank you so much. most importantly, harold likes my hat, so i will put that out in the universe. harold: that would happen now. alix: my microphone dropped. we are back. it is good to see you. thank you for joining. harold: it is good to be with you. thank you so much. alix: congrats on the book. i want to pick up on one passage. we are nearing a breaking point in america if policymakers do not relent and reverse hostile oil and natural gas policies the american economy will retract as it did under jimmy carter. inflation will spiral. the quality of life for all americans will be lowered. that is start. yet you have the oil industry producing free covid records, more than saudi arabia. exports are jumping. inflation is coming down. are we doing ok? harold: in that sense, yes. in another sense, no. with the policies they keep piling on and increasing a good burdens of all kinds that they are piling on,

and by the way, some hefty storms moving through oklahoma city as we speak. so the threat today largely across the plains. and the deep south, this is the remnants of the cold front. jackson, mississippi to tallahassee, florida. isolated damaging wind gusts, large hail and can't rule out a possibility of a tornado as well. several flare-ups of thunderstorms expected over the eastern half of the country. we also have a flash flood threat. remember, go back a couple of weeks and we had flooding across much of northern new england. now we get additional rain on top of very saturated soils. so the potential there exists for some flooding. weather prediction center has a level three of four, that is a moderate risk and that includes much of new hampshire and central sections of maine. that slight risk extends all the way to boston by the way. and national weather service picking up on that, flash flood watches in effect through the day today as a few showers and thunderstorms from the cold front that brought severe weather continues to move through. so very tumult

one person did, however, die at a shooting at a high school football event just outside of oklahoma cityear-old was not a student at any one of the my schools that were facing off on the football field and it was likely an argument between a couple of people that resulted in that. and this event in chicago at a white sox game where we had two people injured after shots were apparently fired. authorities still working this case and still investigating, not sure if those shots came from inside or outside the balance field. but, look, we go down this list knowing that there are many others that we're not covering, at least not in this particular moment, but to remind viewers of how gun violence has really touched on so many aspects of life. just this map alone is quite telling. sporting events, a dollar store in florida, a carnival in massachusetts. it's certainly affecting americans' lives. when you look at some research from the health policy organization kff, research shows that one in three americans that were surveyed said that they are avoiding crowded spaces like music festivals and

but to white power activists waco is a direct reference to the oklahoma city bombing. it is a call to further violence. so, you know, we can have a discussion about whether or not they meant it this way but there is plenty of information, plenty of historical precedent, plenty of expert analysis that can tell us what this movement will perceive. and all signs point to increasing acts of violence. >> kathleen belew associate n professor of history at northwestern, author of "bring the war home the white power movement and paramilitary america." professor belew, i really appreciate you being here tonight, always to talk about a something dark but you always bring some light to the subject. thank you. >> thank you. ou >> we have much more ahead tonight. do stay with us. i gotta wrap this commercial, i think i'm late on my payment. it's okay, the general gives you a break. yeah, we let you pick your own due date. good to know, because this next scene might take a while. for a great low rate, go with the general. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a

we now bring in alix steel from oklahoma city.esponse to blackrock's moves? alix: first of all, there are a couple of things he has to say about blackrock. one is in his book, game changer, which is why i was here at his book launch. he says larry fink has been very manipulative and manipulated esg for his own gain, really harsh words. we spoke about that, i said you were instrumental in trying to turn around the esg mentality and really moving into the anti-woke world. do you think there are more legs to run? sonali: what does this mean for oil companies? does this mean they are totally anti-green? he used some choice language with you here. alix: definitely not. i think if you ask any oil company today, they will talk to you about how much money they are spending on things like carbon capture. just because they are not necessarily going to be green or buying wind or solar does not mean they are anti-green. there was a great piece talking about how much money will have to be spent on the energy transition, we are talking from $30

years those things wax and wane, violence is involved as we move into the 1990s, the day after the oklahoma citybombing, local forest office was torched. you will be greeted with 100 men with guns, something we saw in the 21st-century as well so this is an accelerating trend that happens out of a reaction to those changes that happened in the middle of the 20th century. >> host: as you say, to emphasize that point, there is perhaps on both sides a nasty algia for a past that never quite was, because the public lands were never -- the public land system was never envisioned as a place vote was purely to protect land undisturbed and it was never envisioned as a purely commercial enterprise. there was always an element of sustainability from the beginning. there was always an element of commercialism. >> i think that is right, that is true. and there was never a time when everyone was getting along and getting exactly what they wanted. >> but there were times when people were, perhaps, had more of a voice because other people were being left out and that's a real change though perhaps not quite the

same thing for oklahoma city, triple digit temperatures for at least the next seven days.otice it spread farther east into the ohio valley and the southeast. the only thing that's going to break for these areas along if gulf coast is the potential for a tropical system to come in and cool temperatures down. we have that possibility with this system that could develop over the next several days. it's one of many systems across the atlantic. we also have two possible m systems in the eastern pacific, including hilary. we'll get an update in just a few minutes. >>> st. louis cardinals fans weren't so happy with the mets' pete alonzo last night. >> out here ruining first pitch. >> it's a tradition in baseball when a rookie gets that first hit and everybody does their best to get that ball to that player to keep that ball on a shelf somewhere. in st. louis, mason we kn makin his first hit. his family was all there in the stands. you got a nice ovation from the crowd. let's get him that baseball now, right? pete alonso said, not on my watch and chucked the ball into the stands!

sioux falls down to oklahoma city. farther over into the mississippi valley and tennessee valley areas. indianapolis, memphis, birmingham also looking at the potential for showers. a double play here. you have some this morning and then that second round, guys, will start to develop once we get into the afternoon. >> yes. fall. when is it coming? september? >> i think we just start wearing fall gear and it will just come. >> all right. allison chinchar, thank you so much. >>> the megamillion jackpot now above $1.5 billion. nobody won friday's jackpot. could be a new record for tuesday's drawing. people across the country, a few of them, won at least a million dollars. they got five white balls right but they didn't get the six ball. >> why can't they dividehat jackpot by four so everyone can get about -- what is the math, over a quarter million, 250 mil. >> this is riveting television, by the way. live math. >> i never said i could do good math. it's a big pot for every person who wins. >> 6.25. >> here are friday'sinn

i'm going to oklahoma city. i will be interviewing harold hamm tomorrow.terested to see what he thinks about lithium and other minerals from water. guy only cares about the hat. guy: to be honest, she is not allowed on air unless she is wearing a hat. it is oklahoma. the i'm misrepresenting oklahoma, but i think she needs a hat. anyway, this is bloomberg. ♪ f tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh hey corporate types. would you stop calling each other rock stars? you're a rock star. you are a rock star. no more calling co-workers rock stars. look, it's great that you use workday to transform your business. but it still doesn't make you a rock star. so unless you work with an actual rock star. hi, i'm ozwald. hello ozwald. pam, you are a rock- i wasn't going to say it. ♪♪ sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically no hiccups? you guys have no idea how go

our message, accessibility, how close you can get to the white house itself, not only from the oklahoma city bombing but the most recent activities, where the large fence was put on the north side of the park, we are fearful this new normal is the way it is going to be and a lot of voices take that down and push it back with flex ability to come into the house, knowing what you are about to see. and that is what we are looking at. people have come into the used wing door, secret service agent there. 90% of them say is this the white house? yes, you are in, come on in. there's a real need. we all talked about this, plans for this. this is something that needs to be done. we are offer that too. >> that gives people access to that. we are experiencing unfortunate circumstances at present but that gives people that access to understand, what they could the sea and the events that are going on. >> i would love -- more of a story. i think this isn't about staffing, it is about obviously future first families and the stories they wish to shine a light on. it has been more inclusive and more honest.

triple digits for nashville, little rock, oklahoma city.s when you add in the humidity we're going to be even warmer thanimate. dallas you're headed to 107 for your saturday afternoon plans. if you look up to the north it's a little bit better and more seanable. as i mentioned cincinnati low 80s as we round out the weekend, but unfortunately no relief for parts of the south. and the tropics have really woken up. we've got systems we're going to continue to keep an eye on here and potentially even an area of interest that could develop over parts of the gulf of mexico in the coming days and tropical storm franklin that can bring some rough waves. >>> still ahead who won this week's gop primary debate. we'll bring into that brand new polling, plus why the stage could be smallr for the upcoming second gop debate. we'll be back in just a moment. g second gop debate. we'll be back in just a moment (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen.

this all happened at a high school football game in choctaw, oklahoma, about 10 miles east of oklahoma city.m. last night. a warning, the video you're about to see could be disturbing to some. you can see football players from both teams rushing, sprinting off of the field after hearing shots. the sidelines, coaches and players, they're clearing off the sidelines as well in a panic. fans duck and take cover in the stands and so do people in the field. you see them fall to the ground. an off-duty officer providing security for the opposing football team fired his gun in response. police say four people were shot including a high school student who was shot in the thigh. she has been released from the hospital, we do not know the condition of the other three victims. there there have been no arrests, the suspect is described as a black male wearing a gray hoodie. and this all comes as security at high school football games becoming more of an issue nationwide. here in atlanta wisconsin net county schools is now implementing new security measures including requiring high school-aged students t