midwest in the central plains for monday morning with temperatures near and below freezing for oklahoma city, little rock, and kansas city. this is important, you have moisture moving in on the next storm system, that can mean an icy start. look at the pinks flourishing as we go through the morning commute for parts of arkansas, missouri, and oklahoma city, and could linger until the afternoon on monday, that can mean slick roads through a lot of the day. all of that moisture starts to make its way to the north, maybe snow mixing in in chicago, and heavy rain as we start the week along the gulf coast as we continue to pump some of that moisture inland. here's a look at those eyes accumulations a lot of us could see up to a quarter of an inch of ice through most of missouri, back into oklahoma, northwest arkansas as well. there's a spot above little rock that could have half an inch of ice possible, that could weigh down power lines and certainly cause problems on the roads. on the warm and wet side of this, we're looking at a flood threat that will play out over the next couple of days, wher

employee, up to the central planes were monday morning, temperatures near and below freezing from oklahoma cityttle rock and kansas city, and and it is really flourishing as we go through the morning commute in arkansas and missouri and oklahoma city. could linger until the afternoon on monday, that could mean some sick roads through much of the day, the moisture starts to make its way to the north, snow in chicago and heavy rain as we start the work week along the gulf coast, continuing to pump the moisture in here, looking at some of the ice accumulations, a quarter of an inch of ice through most of missouri, northwest arkansas, little rock, could have half an inch, really weighing down the power lines and cause problems on the roads, and the flood threat that will pay play out over the next couple of days, the slight risk of flooding from eastern texas across louisiana and mississippi through wednesday. several inches of rain could cause flash flooding problems upwards of 4 inches or more, that could be heavy at times and aggravate those ground conditions and the flooding. this is being fuel

imagin ie the audience in a town hall oklahoma city and langford was from oklahoma.'s say he convenes a town hall in oklahoma city toor cesell a border deal that would have to be enforced by secretarn mayorkas. what d o you think the reaction of the crowd would be inthey oklahoma? n we know it would be blues no way, know-how, don't do it. this is a hot potato that mcconnell has tossed toe langford and he should toss it right back. let mcconnell negotiated. think of it this way, why on earth after the democrats did everything to fled america witho indigents acrossss the globe wop republicans ever give biden an opportunity to take a victory lap and pretend he's done anything to solve this problem? by the way, if house republicans do the smart thing and say no to this raw deal, the speakers should not consider it. out of hand he's rejecting it. the biden campaign would hit thh airwaves with the message -- he probably already made the commercials -- see, the bordere is their fold.inte bottom line, you can't make a deal with someone who has no intention of fulfilling the

midwest in the central plains for your monday morning with temperatures near and below freezing for oklahoma cityk, and kansas city this is important because we have some moisture moving in and our next storm system and that can mean an icy start. look at it really flourishing as a go to the morning commute for parts of arkansas, missouri, and oklahoma city and could linger until the afternoon on monday and that could mean some slick roads through a lot of the day all that moisture starts to make its way to the north, maybe some snow mixing and in chicago and we have some heavy rain as we start out the work week along the gulf coast as we continue to pump some of that moisture inland here's a look at those ice accumulations. a lot of us can see up to a quarter of an inch through ice of most of missouri back into oklahoma and then northwest arkansas, as well. there's a little spot above little rock that could have half an inch of ice possible, that could really weigh down power lines and certainly cause problems on the roads then on the warm and wet side of this we are looking at a flood threat th

imagine this audience, the audience' reaction in a town hall in oklahoma city, remember, lankford is e senator from oklahoma. let's say he convenes a town hall in oklahoma city to sell a border deal that would have to be enforced by secretary mayorkas? what do you think the reaction to that crowd would be in oklahoma? we all know what it would be? it would be boos. they would say no way, no how, don't do it. so this is a hot potato that mcconnell has tossed to lankford and that he should toss it right back. let mcconnell negotiate it. think of it this way. why on earth, after the democrats everything in their power to flood america with millions of indigents from across the globe would republicans give biden an opportunity to take a victory lap and pretend he has done anything to solve this problem? and by the way, if house republicans do the smart thing and say no to this raw deal. speaker shouldn't consider it. he should say out of hand is he rejecting it, the biden campaign is going to hit the airwaves with the message you probably already made the which commercials see the border

. >> carley: to america's crime crisis, new video of liquor store robbery in oklahoma city, wait until you hear what the violent criminal said to the cashier, it is terrifying. >> todd: it is chilling. we're taking you inside those things, those are caves where homeless people are living in california. >> yeah. concrete room over here is fireplace and a metal chimney going out the top here. they had bedding here. stuff over here. bottles, food. >> todd: this is america right now and it is absolutely insane. the woman who recorded this video found caves blocks from her home, she is here live, don't miss it. >> i'm michael exit, i'm in pennsylvania in my basement, i work out with you every morning. have a good day. >> carley: nice! we love you! ♪ listen, your deodorant just has to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours later, i still smell fresh. secret works! ohhh yesss. ♪ hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs mara

turning now to the nba we'll begin in oklahoma city.e night in a tie in the conference standings the minnesota timberwolves took control in the time minutes against the thunder after 24 lead changes in the game. the t-wolves impressive win leading the thunder 107-101. to denver now and doc rivers debut of head coach of the milwaukee bucks was a bit of a dud. kicking off his 25th season as an nba head coach rivers watched his new team blow an early 13-point lead and fall behind by as many as 9 before mounting a late rally that fell just short. two-time mvp nikola jokic recorded his 14th triple-double of the season while jamal murray led 45 in the game. a to houston dylan brooks played the familiar role of villain historically on the wrong side of in game altercations brooks got the best of l.a.'s vanderbuilt early in the second quarter as he was teed up for shoving brooks while jostling for position under the basket and then while arguing with officials over the call, reached out and poked brooks in the back of the head as he was walking

are they ending up in oklahoma city? how are you handling that? >> to be honest with you, no. hriving latino community in oklahoma, but, no, the buses have not been rolling into oklahoma. so, no, we're more kind of in solidarity with our fellow mayors in other cities that are having to handle that, but we've not had the issue in oklahoma city. >> oklahoma city mayor republican david holt and kansas city, missouri, mayor quinton lucas, thank you very much. good luck with the chiefs on sunday. thank you for being on this morning. >> thank you. >>> ahead on "morning joe," a new deal to secure the release of hostages held by hamas may be taking shape. nbc news chief international correspondent keir simmons will join us ahead with more on the heightened tensions across the region. >>> plus, millions of americans are bracing for brutal winter weather as dangerously cold conditions sweep across the country. we'll have a look of what to expect over the weekend. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's gr

the oklahoma city ballet is known for its dazzling performances.ng or put a little pep in their step flock to the company's free ballet lessons for seniors in the city. and for people with parkinson's. >> anyone can take ballet. our instructors make it so fun. >> the program's many students say it's just what they're looking for. >> when i found the program here, i felt like i had been retrieved out of the lost and found. >> walk out of this class, and i feel better. >> juju: bravo. that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. we'lee you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

the us may soon have a new tallest building, and developers want to build it in oklahoma city, so theroposed tower would stand over 1900 feet tall, growing real estate demand in the city makes the project possible. >> well, anyone with a child addicted to video games can relate to this next story. >> the chinese government is apparently backing down after proposing strict limits on video games. the draft rules were aimed at cutting back on the time and money spent playing online games, but a link to the rules has now been removed from government website. >> and finally, some real love for the kicker on the buffalo bills. >> it comes after tyler bass missed a crucial field goal sunday. he had to turn off his social media because of threats and bullying. well a local pet charity he supports spoke up, saying we stand with tyler bass. don't bully our friend. >> the ten lives club then asked for $22 donations in honor of his number two. and listen to this. they raised more than $100,000. >> i'm really proud of bills fans. that is really nice. top fans. that is really nice. top headlines ne

the oklahoma city bombing familiar to me that happens the second anniversary of the fbi assault the branch davidian compound and the perpetrator of this said it was in direct response to what had happened the branch davidians right and so so the consequence of this event are long term and this is the the memorial that now exists in oklahoma city that opened in 2000 in in memory of that event. now. it does seem to me in in in conclusion now that this ended up being a turning right because things in the end so wrong in waco because unlike what happened jonestown, it does seem that this could have been prevented, that there were intentional decisions that people made that at least contributed to the likelihood that this would end in a tragedy. and because of that, there was an to exploring other or a wider data set for groups in this situation and that maybe the closed circle of media in anti-cult in did not provide the fullest picture to humanize and to understand the particularities the individuals that were part of these movements right and so i not long after what happened in waco, the la

>> the building in downtown oklahoma city, ripped apart by a single explosion. >> it's total chaos. cars are on fire. people are injured and hurt. >> the basic tenets of hatred for the government are alive and well. >> he was trying to start a war against the united states. . >>> now at 11:00. they were ringing in the new year at home but the bright red glow outside was not fireworks. >> it was an out-of-body experience to see my car in flames >> it was an arson spree. >>> he died before the flight left the gate. how he ended up in a jet engine. >>> that is one way to add time to your sentence. the suspect who launched himself at a judge as she was denying his probation. >>> this is cbs news bay area with sara donchey. >>> broken car windows we see it all of the time here. someone setting car after car on fire, seamingly for no reason at all that is different and madden figure you were one of the people who lost their cars in that way on new year's eve. neighbors in san francisco say two people torched multiple cars and ran off. we talked to two of the victims who want answers. >> i

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accuweather capturing streets covered in ice outside oklahoma city. >> the back roads especially are incredibly slick. there's about a quarter inch of ice accretion that happened overnight from multiple waves of freezing rain. >> reporter: on lake erie, east of toledo, a race to rescue 20 people stranded on an ice flow a half mile from shore. the coast guard and local authorities rushing to the scene. everyone making it back to land safely. but tragically, the death toll rising from weeks of winter storms. at least 75 people killed across 13 states. many from hypothermia and car crashes. in memphis, where a boil water advisory remains in effect, residents like carolyn mayfield going several days without water. >> i'm literally going outside, getting snow, melting it, and putting it in the toilet. because it takes three gallons of water to flush it one time. >> reporter: she thankfully has water now. crews repairing the water system after dozens of mains broke through days of extreme cold. and in the west, a new storm sparking flash flooding in southern california. first responders re

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. >>> we're joined by oklahoma republican james lankford in oklahoma city this morning.ood morning to you, sir. it has taken you two months to get this bipartisan deal. do you have the support of your fellow republicans to actually vote this through? >> well, actually, i wish it had had only taken about two months, it's taken four months. we've started in october. everyone is looking to read the bill at this point. that's the key aspect. we're working on the final aspects of it to try to be able to get it out so everyone can read it. they're all functioning off of internet rumors of what's in the bill and many of them are false. people want to be able to see it, read it, go through it and see the dramatic change that this really makes and how we handle our immigration system and work to be able to secure our border completely. that's been the simple request of americans, whether you're republican, democrat, or independent, people want a secure border where we have legal immigration but not promoting illegal immigration and that's what we've seen the last three years. >>

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on october 19th, 1995, next month after the oklahoma city bombing of the federal building, president clinton issued executive order 12977, creating the interagency security committee or isc. to address the quality and effectiveness of security for federal facilities. membership of the isc includes executives from 67 departments and agencies. this collective security subject matter expertise allows the isc to develop top-tier management, resources and coordinate solutions to problems that cannot be solved by individual departments and agencies alone. is a collaborative forum that carries at work by, with and through its members within a primary government framework of subcommittees and working groups. is working groups, which are provisional, rtas-based bodies, established by the isc with clear objectives and defined deliverables. in march, 2003, there role of chair of transfer from general services administration to the department of homeland security. dhs delegated the responsibility to the cybersecurity and of the standard provides and integrates single source of security counterme

before the oklahoma city bombing there were a bunch of phoney calls across the country. who knows?right. that's the danger in it. in law enforcement you have to take threat seriously especially now. it goes back to the fact this will not be tolerated. these people must be held accountable. it's a massive waste of resources. swatting is dangerous for law enforcement and for the alleged victims. it puts everybody at risk. those doing these things they think it's funny. it is not. >> trace: your take on this. a school shooting in perry, iowa, a 6th grader killed. the shooter 17 years old took his own life. some say the shooter was bullied. listen to this. >> he was bullied since elementary school. i was going it to that school my entire life and the kids did horrible things to him. >> trace: we see this a lot. you covered school shootings this florida. your final thoughts. >> it is. many times these individuals think i will carry out my grievance. i was a victim. i will seek revenge on the people that bullied me. i saw the same thing in the parkland school shooting. he killed 17 indiv

you're looking at snow starting to ramp up today across oklahoma city and some of the freezing precipitationor places like dallas and shreveport. and for those that have to work, it is likely very slick tomorrow in dallas and shreveport where you are going to see the sleet and freezing rain coming down. to the north you're looking at snow from little rock all the way over toward knoxville, tennessee and that is continuing through the day monday and transition into very early tuesday. so keep that in mind. for some of the areas across tennessee, this is still going to linger for tuesday. for those that have to go back to work, you're likely to encounter slick spots there. across portions of arkansas, south of memphis, looking at three to five inches of snow on the ground. farther south, where ice and freezing rain are the main concern, for those areas it could be a tenth to a quarter of an inch of ice accumulated on the roadways but also on power lines and trees. >> allison, thank you. >>> let's go to patterson new jersey, where crews had to rescue 20 people who were trapped in floodwaters. t

even down to oklahoma city, by the end of the weekend, the morning low will be 3. that is like take care of your water pipes type of weather there. now we turn our attention to iowa where at voting time, the air temperature is going to be somewhere between minus 5 and minus 10. but the wind is also going to be blowing. the snow will still be drifting. and the windchill factors will be between 20 and 40 degrees below zero for those people trying to get to the polls. >>> iowa's extreme winter weather is already hitting the critical final days ahead of campaigning ahead of the republican caucuses. blizzard warnings forced the cancellation of many events on friday and saturday. but the big question is how the weather will affect turnout on monday. jeff zeleny has that. >> i don't necessarily as a floridian want to be in negative 20 degree temperatures, but i know we're the campaign that is built to turn out our people. >> reporter: three days before the iowa caucuses, closing arguments of the republican race come with a winter weather warning. >> yes, i know it is cold

watching through saturday, more snow for areas that have gotten waloped and potential of icing from oklahoma cityangerous travel. keep an eye on that, foxweather.com for details and future radar moving across the ohio valley toward the northeast and i-95 corridor. bulk of the snow coming tomorrow from the morning into the afternoon and evening temperature is not an overnight thing. there is snow forecast through saturday, want to point your attention to central new jersey. we could get more snow than the rest of us. one to three, upward of five inches of snow. >> todd: that is aiming for my bro. my bro get snow. >> janice: snow is hard to forecast in the coastal areas. >> todd: climate is not only thing getting hotter. just ask our climate czar john kerry who had a meltdown after being asked a tough question during the trip to switzerland. what is carbon footprint of events every year that you come here? >> think it is worth it? peasants pay for your crimes? >> that is a stupid question. nobody ever suggested that. don't make up stupid questions. >> carley: that reporter got under kerry's skin, j

louis from oklahoma city and little rock, that is ice. ice storm warnings and winter storm advisories. a quarter inch, locally perhaps higher amounts. you can see the mixed precipitation moving throughout the region. drive with care between st. louis and into little rock. it will be treacherous on the roadways. and then the warmer part of this storm bringing a considerable flash flood threat in and around the city of san antonio impacting 1.5 million people. there has already been 2 to 4 inches of rain that fell overnight, this is radar estimated rainfall. you can see near the metropolitan of san antonio as well another 1 to 2 inches correspond to the national weather service, hazardous life threatening flash flooding on going with this system moving northward and going to overspread into places like chicago, detroit behind another weather system that will bring more rain with several days of flash flooding at least across the deep south. so, yes, we need the rain across this region, but too much too soon could be a problem anywhere you s

by oklahoma city, by the end of the weekend the morning low will be 3.like take care of your water pipes type of weather there. we turn to iowa where at voting time the air temperature is going to be somewhere between minus five and minus ten. but the wind is also going to be blowing. the snow will still be drifting. and the windchill factors will be between 20 and 40 degrees below zero for those people trying to get to the polls. >>> united airlines says it will ground its entire fleet of jets until the 16th. he says the planes won't fly until it's approved that the planes are 100% safe. united typically has 200 max 9 flights daily. 171 are grounded in the u.s. as alaska airlines and united await updated guidance from federal authorities. united's announcement comes one week after a terrifying incident on an alaska airlines flight where a door-sized section blew off the side of the plane in mid flight. >>> houthi targets in yemen take more fire from u.s. forces in the region. the latest on a new wave of strikes launched from this warship. >>> houthi lea

. >> it is baby elephant at the oklahoma city zoo.th. >> i want to show for the recor that is steer is closer to an elephant then a siegel. >> pair. i just learned that baby elephants wade tuna 50 pounds when they are brent. >> men never get to imagine that . >> all right, judge very intelligent dog named little ma understands the importance of keeping your eye on the prize. he sleeps with his tennis ball at all times because he doesn't want any of his siblings waking up first and stealing it. you snooze, you lose. not in this case. >> where is he sleeping? is this just a weird hotel for greyhounds? >> they might have it elevated. >> it's on top of a cage. wonder if he gets tmj when he doesn't have the ball in his mouth read. >> okay, jessica is your turn. stretch it out little bit. works on politics into a. >> i don't want to, people enjo this segment so i'm not going t bring anything up about that. there was a big interview with tom hollander who stars in whit lotus and the guardian. you was telling a story how he received seven fig

some are now parked at an airport in oklahoma city. faa said it has done preliminary inspections of about 40 planes, but a formal inspection is still to come. it is unclear what caused that door plug to fall off on january 5th. >>> to the economy, investors celebrated as two of three major stock indexes reach new highs at the end of last week. but one persistent question , is whether ordinary americans are seeing benefits from those gains in the markets. miami welcome is in wall street, with more. >> reporter: wall street closed out the week on it an upswing on friday and on main street many consumers are feeling good. >> i think the economy is doing well. for me, personally. going well. >> reporter: according to the university of michigan, consumer sentiment which measures economic optimism, surged 29% since november, the biggest two-month gain since 1991. 80s analytics says americans perceptions are finally catching up with reality. >> they see below unemployment and wage growth is strong, stronger than the rate of inflation. >> repo

it's been 10 days in oklahoma city in the previous weeks prior to that flight, where the carrier's maintenancend work on it according to the headlines crossing the terminal. it was fitted with a wi-fi dome. it is not having a knee-jerk impact on the stock right now, but it is fast-moving and we are getting more details, which will bring you throughout the day. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh caroline: going viral, an extraordinary story about how apple's promise for sturdy iphones may have been kept. after one was found intact after falling 16,000 feet from that alaska airlines flight 1282 this weekend. according to a user post, it was an airplane mode and still had hours of battery life remaining. flight 1282 was forced to turn back minutes after takeoff from portland when a few to lich blew off the plane and sucked shirts and clearly phones out. no people thankfully. ed: let's get a different take on tech and aviation because united launch allowances -- launch allian

this was a month after the 1995 oklahoma city bombing, a domestic terror attack on a federal governments led the organization since 191. so what more to talk about the reasons for his resignation? >> the timing is quite interesting but the board of directors was meeting in the dallas area. according to a statement released by the nra, that is where wayne lapierre notified the board he was resigning. the statement says he cited health concerns as the reason for his resignation and they went onto say the resignation will take effect at the end of this month. january 31st. >> so, lapierre and some of the other top executives go on trial in a civil case monday over allegations of fraud. what are the details on that? >> that's why the timing of this is so interesting. this is days before the nra and other executives with the organization are set to go on trial. theessentially they accused the organization and these mean of violating laws governing non- profit organization. mismanagement and fraud. they used millions of dollars for personal gain for themselves, family, friends, and vendors. a

reportedly file a protest with the league to challenge the result of last night's loss to the oklahoma citythunder. take a look at this. while leading by one point in the final seconds of regulation, the blazers say officials ignored coach chauncey billips as he repeatedly called for a time out before the guardman was whistled for a double dribble. he was assessed two technical fouls after he marched on the floor to argue and ejected in the closing moments of the game which ended in a 111-109 victory. according to espn stats and info the league has uphold protests only six times in its history. and the biggest nba news yesterday comes from milwaukee as doc rivers might be the next head coach of the bucks. the team is reportedly courting the veteran coach after firing adrian griffon yesterday despite his leading milwaukee to the second best record in the eastern conference. critics site a dramatic decline in the team's offense last year and also unhappiness from players. largely because the organization came to believe it could find an upgrade on the young coach who would give the team a bet

maybe less so, kansas city in oklahoma city, but we're definitely closely monitoring it because it'st public safety, that's often viewed primarily as a local responsibility, but obviously we've always had a strong federal partner there. obviously issues like fentanyl relating to that, we are meeting with the secretary of state this morning to talk about fentanyl, which maybe doesn't appear at first to be as secretary of state issue, but that's where the drugs are coming from, is everywhere else in the world. so lots of issues like that. we run the gamut. homelessness, antisemitism, islamophobia, when you're a mayor, your kind of at the center of everything. >> mayor lucas. >> i would say what is most interesting right now is how many international issues, whether it be relating to fentanyl, israel, so many other things, are impacting cities now. certainly the politics of america cities. and you're seeing that at that conference. so the -- vice president had the chance to visit with us yesterday, and of course talk to the secretary of state and the president today. you are seeing this

now, an oklahoma city liquor store robbed at gun point in this new video. bill: that's about as raw as it gets. security cameras capture the robber threatening the clerk, demanding his hand over his phone. at one point the gunman hops over the counter and shoves the clerk. oklahoma police are asking for help identifying this mask wearing mask, sunglasses and plan. he had a plan and idea. maybe that image right there will give you some clues. >> dana: lock him up. that is not right. i feel for the staff of these places that are being run over by criminals. we want to get you something good news. >> bill: let's end on a good note. >> dana: a deputy in illinois going the extra mile to serve and protect. watch what happened here. officers arrested that woman's door dash driver. they realized that the food wasn't going to get to the customer so the deputy also made the delivery to make sure they got their dinner. and then it's snowy there. she might have been not able to get out. >> bill: the cop gets the assist. good call. good decision. >> dana: great to have

bella became model at the oklahoma city zoo, and it lets out happy squeals when it playsi . >> i wantay. fair. all right. i just learned that baby elephants weigh 205 £250 when they're born. oh, is that where you forever g a four year old? imagine it, jesse. that's the bad news. men neveete thatr get to imagin, right, judge? >> all right, good. diligent dog named little manlen understands the importance of keeping your eyeiz on the prize. he sleeps with his tennis ball at allwith his times because het want any of his siblings waking up first and stealing it. >> oh, you snooze, you lose. >> not in this case. where is he? sleeping. >> this is some kind of weird hotel for greyhound. i could pull out better than i have it in his cage. right on top of the cage. yeah, yeah, yeah. well, when it pulls out, you can, first of all, with that tmj. when he doesn't have that ball in his mouth, you know? >> all right, jessica, itca apparently is your turn and you have plenty of time, so stretch it out turn. a little bit. works in politics into it. i don't want to people enjoy this segment, so i'm no

>> i think that is about as far as you can go for a very conservative oklahoma city who will be supporting donald trump. i think nikki haley has been trying to make the, point your whole argument is even attacking the subsets of, what have been is going to be focused on e. jean carroll, on being courtrooms, trying to stay out of jail, that is exactly the problem. how do you run the country if that is your focus? >> to add insult to injury, trump is trying to think the immigration deal that -- trying to negotiate. we will see what happens with that. everyone, thank, you stand by. also tonight, we are learning more about the three u.s. soldiers who were killed in that deadly drone strike in the middle east. the major question tonight is how is president biden going to respond. we will be joined by former u.s. defense secretary right after this. plus, a unit agency that is crucial to the relief that is being distributed in gaza, now being cut off by major countries amid accusations that staffers took part, some of, them in the october 7th attack. >>> when and how will the u.s. respond? those

louis and tulsa, interest rate 40, little rock to oklahoma city, and we have a mixture of precipitation extending as far northeast as chicago. and i want to give you a heads up, multiple day of potential flash flooding hazards across the deep south from arkansas to louisiana. check this out, rainfall totals could exceed 5 to locally 6 inches of rain. but that's what you get when we see the warm-up and the pattern flip. phil, poppy? >> all right, derek, thank you very much. >>> well, nikki haley touting in new hampshire a one-on-one race with donald trump, but who are desantis voters likely to support now that he's out of the race? the chairman of the new hampshire republican party joins us on n set discususs, next. stay with h us. >>> it's now one fella and one lady left. there were 14 people in this race. there were a lot of fellas. all the fellas are out except for this one. >> that, of course, was nikki haley in new hampshire yesterday, after ron desantis announced that he was dropping out of the gop primary race. hailey is still trying to score an upset against donald trump, but one

they want to go to philadelphia, oklahoma city. they know somebody. so it was going to happen.ow it is being felt in every community across the country and in blue cities, new york, chicago, and other places it is making a big, big impact. >> bill: it will be a big deal this campaign. what about jessica's point about 99% white in iowa, 99% white in new hampshire. it seems to me that that was on joe biden four years ago. fourth place finish in iowa. fifth in new hampshire. in a state in iowa that voted overwhelmingly for barack obama twice. >> certainly there has been this discussion in the democrat party for a long time. complaints about new hampshire and iowa. the fact is joe biden had an embarrassing loss here four years ago and joe biden makes the decision to take the primary away from new hampshire? it seems like it is punishment for voters voting the wrong way four years ago. abortion is a big issue for the democrats pushing. the other issue is democracy and election integrity. it is interesting that in an election where democrats want to make it all about that the very fi

i am concerned with ice from oklahoma city up towards chicago. now, some areas could get 1 to 3. some areas 3 to 5. maybe you in new york city and then we could see maybe a bulls eye in central new jersey and across the appalachians as well as the great lakes. so, watching that one very carefully. i know brian kilmeade is probably going to be texting me about whether or not dawn should shovel the driveway, steve. back to you. >> steve: she should probably go ahead and get some advil right now because she will need it after she scoops. >> janice: hi dawn kilmeade we love you. >> steve: thanks, j.d. >> steve: the cost of stuff not a surprise to anyone. anyone apt coffee? it's on me. all right? smoothie? well, they're 6 bucks. but i will do it anyway. >> steve: smoothies are 6 bucks. holy cow. according to the white house, they are joking around. >> seemed to be surprised that the smoothie was $6 and how expensive it was. i'm curious. is the president now realizing the costs that americans are bearing. >> so when he went over to y'all to the -- to --

the two west starters will instead be shai gilgeous-alexander of the oklahoma city thunder and luka doncicas mavs, but steph, uh, going to make the team. that's all good as a reserve when it's announced next week. it's all good. it's all good. he'll be there. >> i was thinking of that shot luka doncic made last night, just one handed from center court, and made it in backwards. >> it was beautiful. he's a he's an amazing player. it was incredible. >> that's our training next month, by the way. >> he's throwing it out in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. switch today. hey. no no no no. >> some

surveillance footage armed robbery liquor store in oklahoma city. >> i'm going to shoot you right now. [bleep] >> i'm not stupid. you want to lose your life right now. >> no. >> you want to lose that right now [bleep] >> i will shoot you. >> ainsley: that happened about a week ago. the suspect is still on the loose. thankfully that clerk was not seriously injured but pretty scary. and in connecticut a security camera captures the stunning footage watch this, the church steeple collapses it happened in new london connecticut, yesterday. officials are investigating what caused the roof the house of worship to giveway. thankfully no death or injuries. the church's pastor saying, quote, the building is destroyed. the church is thriving and strong. we trust in an unshakeable god. we appreciate the love, prayers and support from around the country. and in illinois, a deputy makes a special delivery after arresting a door dash driver. >> my friend has been in an accident. >> accident. want to make sure you got your food. >> you guys are amazing thank you. >> ainsley: they are amazing. better

to two to the north of oklahoma city, feeling like -15 tomorrow morning.ing, this cold air settles in across the south. there's another storm coming, this -- i want to tell you, it's going to become a really big snowmaker across parts of mississippi, tennessee, arkansas. weaver going to see some spots, 5-8 inches by the time we get to monday. rachel in. rachel: thank you, rick. with the iowa caucuses just one day away, candidates are racking up last minute if endorsements. last week governor desantis picked up 50 new endorsements from pastors, but other faith leaders say endorsements aren't all that helpful in iowa. he predicts a massive victory for trump tomorrow. here to explain, founder and chairman of the faith and freedom coalition ralph reid. welcome, ralph. we're so excited to have you. we know you have such a wealth of knowledge particularly in iowa. >> thanks, rachel. rachel: so explain this. so you've got desantis getting all these endorsements from pastors, but you say that doesn't matter. >> well, i think the most important thing here is to rec

to the bright oklahoma city skyline courtesy of earth cam and finally a live look, miami university, home of the miami haines. if you can't join us live, do not forget, set your dvr and watch us anytime. we're coming right back.( ♪) we come from a long line of cowboys. (♪) when i see all of us out here on this ranch, i see how far our legacy can go. (♪) >> trace: the attorney general here in california has now sent a legal warning to all of the state's public and charter schools telling them not to adopt policies that would out transgender students. so if students changed their pronounce or started using different bathrooms parents should not be told. marianne rafferty's live with more on this growing controversy. marianne good evening. >> reporter: controversy indeed. well, a number of schools in california have enacted policies that require parents to be notified if their child uses a bathroom or plays on a sports team that doesn't correspond to their gender at birth. the california attorney's general rob ban a says these policies amount to the force. outing of transgender students