welcome to the state capitol of oklahoma. let's spend a little time looking at a beautiful building. start here with salmon layton. this is a 1915 drawing of the capitol. and i show this to folks so they understand the dome was a part of the plan in the beginning. the building was built without the dome between 1914 and 1917, did not build the dome then because they ran out of money but they had built all of the supporting substructure for the dome. when we got around to building the dome, beginning in 2001, we were able to just start at the roof line and go up. the base of the building is covered with pink and black granite that comes from oklahoma. white indiana limestone on the main part. the dome's covered with a manmade stone and that's how they were able to match the building as well as they did. the floors of the capitol are alabama marble chosen for its durability. you'll see vermont marble in the base board baseboards, in steps. through the efforts of the nate, we have 100 pieces of new artwork and he's quick to add a

we're coming into the senate chamber. oklahoma's legislature meets being the first monday of february. has ton finished by the last friday of may. so they're in session four months out of the year. we have 48 state senators elected for four years. the lieutenant governor is the president of the senate but not active in that role probably in 70 years now. so the president protem really is the leader. and a little bit of his ri from 1907 to 2006 the democrats had the majority. so the protem was a democrat. 2006 we had a tie. so they elected a democrat and a republican. and they alternated days as to who was conducting the business of the senate. i thought if the lieutenant governor ever was going to be involved that would be it. it turned out the first year of that session there were no tie votes at all. in the second year there were only four. so they really made that situation work. the picture is is the constitutional convention. that was held in guthrie. in 1906 and 1907. 112 men from oklahoma territory, indian territory and the o

welcome into the state capitol of oklahoma. spend a little bit of time taking a look at a beautiful building. start here with solomon layton who was the principle ah, tekt on the capitol. this is a 1915 drawing of the capitol. and i show this to folks so they understand the dome was a part of the plan in the beginning. the building was built without the dome between 1914 and 1917. did not build the dome then, they ran out of money. they built all the substructure for the dome. when we got around to building the dome, beginning in 2001, we were able to start at the roofline and go up the base of the building is covered with pink and black grahn et that comes from oklahoma, white indiana limestone on the main part. the dome is covered with a man made stone and that's how they were able to match the building as well as they did. chosen for its durability you'll see vermont marble in the baseboards, you'll see it in steps, in pillars throughout the building. through the efforts of senator charles ford we have added some 100 pieces o

to the plan of jerry drake varnell's plan to blow up an oklahoma city bank. the criminal complaint, varnell wanted to pull off an take similar to the oklahoma city bombing, adding, "i'm out for blood." when militias start getting formed, i'm going after government officials. the informant introduced varnell to an undercover f.b.i. agent, posing as someone who could help him get bomb-making supplies and plan the attack. raul bujanda is with the f.b.i. >> he then began acquiring components for what he believed would make a 1,000-pound improvised explosive device. >> reporter: last friday varnell assembled what he thought was a working bomb and tried to detonate it with a cell phone. >> he parked the car and tried to remotely detonate the bomb. >> reporter: varnell follows the 3%ers, an extremist anti-government group. former f.b.i. assistant director ron hosko. >> we have violent people who are on the fringe, who are angry, who feel a call to action, who feel like their response is the answer. and too often that response is to kill a lot of innocents. >> report

the world. people need to know that will rogers was from oklahoma. around to the left there, we have sequoia, a cherokee who developed the cherokee alphabet. and just a wonderful story, because he was not literate in another language and came up with what ling quists say was the best way to write down the cherokee language. come to the capitol, come to the oklahoma state capitol and see this beautiful building, hear the stories, see what's going on in the capitol. >>> welcome to the ohio statehouse. we often refer to it as the people's house. it is our grand state capitol and it has been operational since 1857. construction began in 1839 and it was finally officially completed in 1861. so we're standing here in this 150-year-old building in which we refer to as the grand rotunda, the centerpiece of our capitol building. in fact, there were seven different architects throughout the 22 years that it took to build and they disagreed on a number of things. however, they all agreed on essentially the same two things, that the building should be massive eno

the world. people need to know, will rogers is from oklahoma. around to the left there we have sequoia, a cherokee who developed the cherokee alphabet. just a wonderful story because he was not literal in another language, and came up with whatling wests say is the best way to write down the cherokee language. i really would say, the stories behind the artwork would be one of the most important things for people to get out of their visit. come to the capitol, the oklahoma state capitol and see this beautiful building. hear the stories, see what's going on in the capitol. >>> welcome to the ohio state house, we often refer to it as the people's house. it is our grand state capitol it's been operational since 1857. construction began in 1839 it was finally officially completed in 1861. we're standing here in this 151-year-old building in what we refer to as the grand rotunda. the centerpiece of our beautiful capitol building. in fact there were seven different architects on the project throughout the 22 years it took to build. they disagreed on a n

when you read the documents the it wasn't unique to oklahoma. get a sense of how widespread the prejudice was. there is very fragile legal institutions at the time. i don't want to politicize the book but one of the things i realize is the country wass thar incredibly loveless. our legal institutions were fragile, we spent decades trying to build them up and create them. if there is a central thing i took away from the book it was how important it is that we are country of laws. it is an impartial judicial system and the powerful has to -- with justice. whether it was the race riots are the osage murders, it really drives at home. something not to be taken forfo granted pgh so, member of the osage tribe. i'm just curious as to how many here are osage? >> it is wonderful at every event i have been to. [applause] there have been a great osage turnout. it's really been amazing, the fact that i spent many days recently and osage nation with margie and so many other osage presenting the book to them.a ra for me it was a rewarding experience. the helm

city which ta incial the site of the 1995 okc bombing. cbs news, oklahoma city. >>> kim jong-un has reportedly delayed a decision on firing missiles toward guam. that's according to state media this morning. kim's isolated regime reportedly is waiting to see what the u.s. will do next. meanwhile south korea says it would seek to prevent war by all means but the u.s. and seoul are preparing for joint military drills next week. >>> and a french prosecutor says it's highly probable the man who drove a car into a pizza place and killed a 13-year-old girl was under the influence of drugs. authorities are now conducting a homicide investigation. the incident left 14 people hospitalized including a 3-year-old boy who sustained life threatening injuries. >>> an artillery mishaps caused the death of two u.s. service members in iraq sunday. e victims are identified from arlington, texas, and one from brooklyn, new york. they were both members of the air born division. five others were iured in the incident. >>> a former denver radio host accused of groping taylor swi

come to the oklahoma state capitol and see this beautiful building. hear the stories. see what's going on in the capitol. >>> welcome to the ohio state house. we often refer to it as the peoples how. our grand state capitol. and it's has been operational since 1857. construction began in 1839 and it was finally officially completed in 1861. so we're standing here in the 151 year-old building. in the grand rotunda. the center piece of the beautiful building. in fact there were seven different arkt tects on the project for 22 years it took to build. they disagreed on a number of things. however they all agreesed on essentially the same two thinged. the building should be massive enough to house all three branchs of the government. and the most beautiful room should be for the people of ohio. the designers actually looked to the greeks. this is done in greek revival architecture. it was truly billed as a temple of dmob si. ohio being a very young state. they wanted to proclaim to the rest of the country and the rest of the world for that matter, that we were going to be p

i vilted the osage museum in oklahoma. on the wall they had a large photograph with taken in 1924 and it showed members of the osage nation with white settlers. it looked very innocent. part of the photograph was missing. i asked what happened to that part of the photograph? they said it contained a figure that was so frightening that they removed it. the devil was standing right there. in the book that was really the seed that began. that figure was one of the killers of the osage. i just kept thinking here was something that osage removed this picture not to forget but because they can't forget. and how it is possible that such a sinister crime that explains so much of our history has been kind of excised from our consciousness. >> now we're off and running. >> tell me about the tribe. >> the osage are vibrant to this day. they control much of the central part of the country. thomas jefferson referred to them as the great nation. and in 1804, he met with a delegation of osage chiefs. he promised and assured them that the

oklahoma city. just blocks from the site of the 1995 bombing of the murrah federal building. more from oklahoma city. >> reporter: a skon n inform an notified the fbi, describing him as some one upset with the government seeking retaliation. in the criminal complaint, varnell wanted to pull off an attack similar to the oklahoma city blood. when militias get formed i'm going after officials. the informant introduced him to an undercover fbi agent posing as some one that could help him get bomb making supplies and plan the attack. this man is with the fbi. >> varnell began acquiring components for a 1,000 pound device. >> last friday, he assembled what he thought was a working bomb and fried to detried to de. he parked the van at bancfirst. former fbi assistant director, ron hosko. >> we have violent people who are on the fringe, who are angry, who feel a call to action who feel like their response its the answer. and too often that response is to kill a lot of innocents. >> reporter: varnell in federal court in oklahoma city incidentally, it is right across the street from the

in the criminal complaint, he wanted to pull off an attack similar to the oklahoma city bombing, adding, i'm out for blood. when militias start getting formed i'm going after government officials. the informant introduced him to undercover fbi agent. >> he began applying components for what he believed would make an improvised explosive device. >> he thought was a working bomb and tried to detonate it with a cell phone. >> he parked the van in the alley of bank first and fled to a safe location in order to remotely detonate the bomb. >> reporter: he followed the three percenters. former fbi assistant director. >> we have violent people who are on the fringe who are angry, who feel a call to action, who feel like their response is the answer. and too often that response is to kill a lot of innocents. >> reporter: he was in federal court in oklahoma city which incide incidentally is right across from the okc memorial. >>> kim jong-un has reportedly delayed a decision on firing missiles toward guam. kim's isolated regime reportedly is waiting to see what the u.s. will do next. meanwhile so

incidentally, it is right across the street from the oklahoma city national memorial. the site of the okc bombing. anthony. >> thank you, omar. >> the united states needs china's help with north korea, but president trump signed an executive memo today sure to anger the chinese. it calls for an investigation into whether china stole american intellectual property. here is ben tracy. >> reportehi warned trump not to use trade as a means to force son on north korea.h korea's trade and reluctant to punish the regime ec.onomic china issued an order banning all imports of north korea coal, on compliance with u.n. sanctions. general dunford began a tour of asia, meeting to reassure moon jae-in.ng diplomacy to force and the u.s. is tried use full range of capabilities r to any attack. the u.s. stagejo exercises with japan and will go ahead with exercises in korea next week. chi and north korea oppose. kim jong-un, regime, continued defiance claiming 3.5 million h join the army and in a new threat, warned that an nuclear war on korean peninsula. north korea says kim jong-un, ha

but big oil is giving a lot to schools the oklahoma energy board for instance spent forty million dollars in the past two decades on k. through twelve outreach and curriculum not unlike the oil industry and other states and of course daddy oil bucks wants a say in what's being taught or not being so there are pretty much just paying schools and manipulating teachers to advertise to children look leave the days of that hippie vegetarian miss frizzle are over. and then bus runs on diesel not magic what do you kids are too much rooms now we have new characters to teach of science like fuel is freddy all over oil patch and petrol pete. when there was a real that's receded as the phiri crew father gave schools nine thousand copies of petrol peanuts big bad dream where pete wakes up in a world without petroleum and it is scary keep looked around the room and many of his belongings were missing including his clothes for school. runs to the bathroom to brush his teeth and comb his hair for school but his tooth brush and comb are missing if they go to school but. we've been to the really good. to

all the stuff and they give me blank looks. we try to encourage that in oklahoma with the number of catastrophes that we have. >> i think that's like i said that's a good suggestion. i'm going to go ask about the opoid issue on our state of west virginia unfortunately has a high use of. >> this is a huge problem across the country in west virginia. and our hearts go out to all the people and the familyies as a result of this crisis. in some ways insurers can also be part of the problem. opoids and some insurers try to do the right thing by limiting the amount of opoids a person should be able to obtain but sometimes it's not done and other other much less safe alternative alternatives. so in these cases, this sort of turning to street drugs exacerbates the problem. >> i have just one second left. in trying to get rid of the things that drive up the cost of healthcare and drive up the cost of health insurance and one of the things that comes to me in the testimony that i've heard from you is medical insurance fraud i would love to know information that you have in

the governor of oklahoma says two things are known for sure. ose who did this knew what they were doing, and whoever did it, the governor said, is some kind of animal. >> i am pleased to announce one of the individuals believed to be responsible for wednesday's terrible attack in oklahoma city has been arrested. timothy mcveigh, aged 27. >> the shock around the country was huge. this was an act of terrorism by one of our own citizens. >> a second man was charged today with blowing up the federal building. terry nichols, who has been in custody since just after the bombing. >> timothy mcveigh and terry nichols had met in the army. mcveigh had fought in the first persian gulf war. >> he left the military very, very disillusioned. the one thing that sustained him was his reading about the radical far right and meeting like-minded people. >> timothy mcveigh's plot to blow up the federal building took shape over the course of a secret year-long odyssey. >> he went to the waco compound when it was under siege. on april 19th, two years to the date afte

the state of oklahoma. he said because the land was rocky and it was infertile, you could not farm on it and the white man would finally leave us alone. and so, even though the land was about the size of delaware, whites in fact considered it deemed worthless. so he said this would be a place in which the osage would finally be happy and at peace. so the osage purchased this land for $0.70 per acre. they had a deed to their own land. and they migrated there. the forced migration had taken a tremendous toll on the tribe. there are only a few thousand left. about one third of what the population had been only 70 years earlier. here you can see an early camp, osage camp on the reservation. now, in 1906, before oklahoma was about to become a state. the us government forced upon the osage the culmination of its very brutal assimilation campaign. it was called -- i do not know how many of you are familiar with that. but this is a policy imposed on many american indian nations at the time. it would divvy up reserva

. >> the oklahoma insurance commissioner was on capitol hill to brief the center commerce, science and transportation subcommittee hearing. it runs about an hour and a half. >> good morning everyone. i call the hearing of the subcommittee on consumer protection product safety and insurance and data security to order. as our title suggests, the subcommittee exercises why jurisdiction over a diverse range of topics and this will be our first hearing this congress to examine matters related to insurance. specifically today, that of insurance fraud. thank you for our expert witnesses who have joined us. insurance fraud is a major concern not only for insurers who bear the cost of fraudulent playing layouts but consumers who see those costs past down in higher premiums this hearing will examine the scope of insurance fraud at large in the united states and address nationwide product trends across a variety of insurance markets including property and casualty, life insurance. in addition we will discuss the tools available, state to protect himself against these crimes. the insurance industr

kimberly: back to the oklahoma tornado, apparently the storm's sudden formation in speed meant by the time the sirena would have sounded, the twister had left the area. having lived and worked there, those meteorologists and the national weather center are on top of those conditions. josh: what we see, short-lived tornadoes. out there, you often track them across the area and they maintain it. still a very scary night. we are talking about our chance of severe weather tomorrow morning. kimberly: nothing like that. josh: not like that. we are getting heavy rain. right now, things are a little warmer. still a pretty night at the national harbor. as the temperatures work their way into the mid-70's at this point. slow to drop tonight thanks to the cloud cover. as we get more muggy ready for the rain to stick around all day monday for stop showers continue to fall along i-81, making their way across the blue ridge. not too much going on in d c, but all of the moisture has to head this way. counterclockwise flow is right around memphis. that is the center of t what it does is lift the warm

the plat similar to timothy mcveigh's 1995 oklahoma city bombing which killed 168 people. t it was all a sting set up by the fbi. according to prosecutors he drove the van to bancfirst downtown parking in this alleyway before being arrested. he told one of their informants he admired mcveigh and was aspiring to bomb the federal reserve building in washington, d.c. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> a rookie stunt woman has been killed on the set of "deadpool 2" during rehearsals for a stunt in vancouver, canada. joi "sj" harris was the first african-american female road racers and first film as a stunt performer. harris was not wearing a helmet during the scene because her character does not wear a reynolds tweeted we're heartbroken, shocked and devastated. >>> new details now about tiger woods' may traffic stop in florida. according to espn a toxicology report shows he had painkillers, sleeping pills and the active ingredient in marijuana in his system. it's not known if the drugs had been prescribed. medical marijuana is legal in florida. he is in a diversion program

it was primarily intended as a bombing. >> they were inspired by the oklahoma city bombing. as many as 500 people. in the end a lot of their homemade bombs did not detonate. >> school bells have an ominous ring to them. is it about to happen in our schools? >> what columbine did is in the ark of terrorism open a pandoras box. terrorism was used for political ads. what eric and dylan decide is why don't we just do this terrorist stuff for our own grandizement. and they did. we're giving them the platform to do this. we provide the coverage. they do the act, and then we make them the stars. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. this timyou haveis turn. 4.3 minutes to yourself. this calls for a taste of cheesecake. new philadelphia cheesecake cups. rich, creamy cheesecake with real strawberries. find them with the refrigerated desserts. no splashing! wait so you got rid of verizon, just like that? uh-huh. i switched to t-mobile, kept my phone-everything on i

timothy mcveigh doing the oklahoma city bombing, all these people including children, we know him, we know his background, we know his religion, we know everything about him. if a muslim does such an ask it is islamic terrorism. we don't know much about the individual or the family or the background or anything. we label one and a half million people by the behavior of the one or the 19, it is wrong, very wrong. you cannot do that. and labeling christians because some christian is shooting or went to a school and started shooting. that would be wrong too. put all the people together and label them by the behavior of the one or the few or doing that in this country now. when the shooting took place in san bernardino, i saw it on tv. what went through my mind immediately is my daughter because she works for the county. in that area, she was held up and certified so that was the first thing. as a father you worry about your children first but then as an american, a palestinian arab-american, i'm not muslim either, i am catholic actually. as an american, arab-american, i got very worried

so be wise all take new xyzal®. >>> from the unabomber to the oklahoma city bombing, the last decadeerrorist threats. and that's the focus of tonight's new episode of the nineties, terrorist hits home, here's a preview. >> there was one place that officials decided people should be able to go and not have to worry about check points. and that was centennial olympic park. >> 1:25 this morning, thousands of revelers at an open air rock concert in centennial park. >> all the sudden, i felt a big boom, a blast, he came and then it knocked me off the wall. blew my pants off here. >> everybody gets to move up the street. >> authorities said the device appeared to be a pipe bomb loaded with nails and screws designed to penetrate human flesh. >> more than 100 people injured, two are dead. >> before this device explodes, security guard richard jewel notices this backpack alerts a law enforcement officer and they begin to evacuate the area. if not for his quick thinking, there probably would have been many more casualties. >> and the fear of that time. cnn national security analyst is with us.

next, we will hear from john the oklahoma insurance commissioner on efforts to eliminate and prevent insurance fraud. this senate commerce transportation and science subcommittee hearing runs about an hour and a half. >> good morning everyone. i called the hearing of the subcommittee on consumer protection safety and insurance data security to order. as our title suggests the subcommittee exercises wide jurisdiction over a diverse range of topics. this will be our first hearing this congress to examine matters related to insurance. today, that of insurance fraud specifically. thank you for our expert witnesses who joined us and insurance fraud is a major concern not only for insurers who bear the cost of fraudulent claim payouts for consumers who see those costs pass on to them in form of higher premiums. this hearing will examine the scope of insurance fraud in large in the united states and the drive address broad trends in property and casualty and life insurance. insurance industry has an enormous presence in the united states and there are nearly 3000 poverty and casualty insuran

similar to the bombing of the oklahoma federal building. arrested him on saturday and just announced the case yesterday. he claims he was part a movement against the federal government. >>> production on the set of the latest dead pool movie is on hold as police investigate the death of a stunt woman. killed on a motorcycle crash at at set of a dead pool movie. the motorcycle picked up the speed and crossed the street to avoid pedestrians, ryan reynolds says he is heart broken and the incident is the onset accident in recent weeks, a stun performer died last no on the georgia set of the walking dead. >>> a wisconsin man has an incredible story to tell after he accidentally fire aid nail into his heart. doug ferguson is back home and healthy, several weeks after the on job injury. he was doing construction work and dropped a nail gun and a 3 1/2 inch framing nail shot into his chest. >> it stung me and i looked down and didn't see anything and put my hand there and thought that is not good. >> he drove himself to the hospital and doctors per

federal agents say they've thwarted terror plot modeled off the oklahoma city bombing. we'll have details on the frightening plan. >>> plus a program that gives protection to undocumented immigrant children from deportation. turns five today. still it faces some challenges. i'll explain straight ahead. >>> good tuesday morning from the severe weather center 9 where yet again today another unseasonably cool day inland. how long this cooling trend will last. it's been a pretty quiet start so far for the tuesday morning commute. we'll have all the details on what the backup looks like coming up. the ok >>> new details about the young man who allegedly tried to pull off a similar plot to the oklahoma city bombing. a confidential informant says 23-year-old jerry drake very nell was upset with the government and wanted to strike back. the informant reportedly linked him to an undercover fbi agent who pretended to get him what he need to make a bomb and then blow up a bank in oklahoma city. but the device he allegedly tried to detonate friday failed him. he was arrested the nex

the oklahoma veterans project is looking for a spot to put the new house and hopefully many more.here is still more ahead, from organic healing medicines to meats and cheeses and fresh flowers too. you can have them all delivered to your doorstep from local companies many alicia vitarelli has the details coming up. and a "new york times" best seller is shown on the big screen. the glass castle from print to film. >>> "action news" at 12:30 tens with rick williams, sara bloomquist and paid gift, david murphy. >>> hello again sara is off and here are the stories we are following for you at 12:30. a federal judge gives the okay to finish a beach replenishment project in margate. >>> and a man is attacked by two men and robbed. and a summer hail storm turns a colorado neighborhood into a winter wonderland. >>> and the judge ruled that work on a controversial dune project in margate could get underway. but no signs of that happening now. the residents say it's not helping but hurting the place that they love. john rawlins is live now where another hearing is set to begin in the next ha

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