facebook live...take a look.. :4-:16 if you don't belive me right now from tulsa i'm in the cop car...you hear my sirens, look check it out! tulsa i'm in the cop car...you hear my sirens, look check it out! police say they chased the man for about 40 minutes before they finally caught up to him. an elderly woman in new mexico doesn't even realize her car is officer starts yelling at her to get out! but the woman doesn't move... thankfully the cop was there to save her. :04-:10 nats of officer trying to get woman out of the car you can see just how close the

on the ground. >> reporter: in the actual police video you see the suspect, 40-year-old terence crutcher, not responding to a tulsa officer's command. his hands are in the air walking slowly and no weapon is visible. a female officer is close behind him with another officer just behind her. but things are about to go from bad to worse as the suspect gets next to his vehicle. our law enforcement experts give their assessment of the apparent danger in >> what bothered you? >> allowing him to get to the car. proximity again. someone could have tackled him. >> reporter: the problem with allowing the suspect to get to a vehicle is the possibility of him or her having access to a weapon. >> there were too many commands given and he did not respond. at that point they should have taken him down. >> reporter: in our second reenactment we take down the vehicle. >> sir! sir, you have to stop! you've got to stop right there, sir! stop. >> sir, stop now! >> alan, we have to take him down. take him, take him. >> put your hands up on the car. >> reporter: now, the tulsa shooting ended with an unarmed person dead. she is now fac

they got the tulsa titwillows versus the san diego sapsuckers. sounds like a dynamite bill, oh. hey, is grady coming over here? oh, he might be coming around now that he's busted up with old deputy dawg. stop it. well, i'll see you later, pop. [knock on door] hey, i'll bet you that's grady now. hi, grady. get out of my way, lamont. you expect me to believe a cock-and-bull story like that? well, i guess it's just sanford and the sapsuckers. captioning made possible by sony pictures television ? good times ? ? anytime you need a payment ? ? good times ? ? anytime you need a friend ? ? good times ? ? anytime you're out from under ? ? not getting hassled, not getting hustled ? ? keeping your head above water ? ? making a wave when you can ? ? temporary layoffs ? ? good times ? ip-offs ? ? good times ? ? scratching and surviving ? ? good times ? ? hanging in a chow line ? ? good times ? ? ain't we lucky we got 'em? ?

. >>> and the tulsa officer who shot and killed a police officer will stand trial for manslaughter after ruling the video. there was enough evidence to go to trial. officer beth di shelby shot and killed him after she found his suv stopped in the middle of toxicologisttoxicology tests show he had pcp in his system. >>> still ahead today at the noon hour as we continue the tennessee 20. a group of coworkers strike it big in the lottery. how they plan to change more than just their lives. >> dry weather right now. but we have heavy bands of moisture about to enter. >>> it's a case of the heist of gold. a man walked up to an armored of goal flakes. they put the value at more than a million and a half dollars. there was a guard but he left the vehicle open as he went to retrieve his cell phone. the thief with the golden hand and the gold hopped into a van and sped away. he may be hiding in florida. they're looking. >>> a major announcement. trump is leaving his company to focus on pre thank you tour across the country. he say it starts in cincinnati tomorrow. more cities are expected to be a

wall and if i can sell the cancel the entire wall with their cards like maybe something written at the tulsa meno keep your chin tells amino keep your chin up and we're thinking of you and the kids there is a lot of people that really care about us and see all the different places that they are getting cards from. >> if that's not a good reason to do it, i don't know what would be. take five minutes and send those kids a card with some words of encouragement. mail is mail to po box 122 in michigan 49449. >> anytime you play 10 weeks in on with your team is kind of a chance to regroup your football team. their we were at full strength at practice today for the first time in probably 10 weeks. >> what happened to gary kubiak are for the broncos back to work almost fully healthy. 95 john cell has a cast on the elbow but they are ready to go and don't forget about this guy peered appeared three-time pro bowler. three-time pro bowler akeem back injury and he says he handled his teammates are ready to go for this big stretch run. >> perfect time man. we had a lot of guys with little nagging injuri

. >>> the tulsa officer who shot and killed a black man in september will stand trial for manslaughter. the judge says there is enough evidence for this to go to trial. officer betty shelby shot and killed a man after he found his suv running in the the road. toxicology tests showed he had pcp in his system. the district attorney said she overreacted to the situation. >>> you've got to look at this video, just a crazy example of road rage in england. a semi and a pickup truck crashed on the highway. the pickup driver reversed right into the semi. the men locked themselves in then the driver of the pickup grabbed a shovel and smashed through the semi's window. one of the men was taken to the hospital and police are investigating. >>> jd, how's the forecast. >> that's a little intense. no reason to be upset about today. it's 62 degrees right now, the final day of november, how about that. we have a few showers out to our south. temperatures will be in the 50s to low 60s today. tomorrow, it's about a 20- degree drop as we say hello to the month of december. here's a look at the radar pict

. >>> the tulsa officer who shot and killed a black man in september will stand trial for manslaughter as well. the judge says there's enough evidence for this to go to trial after reviewing police helicopter and dash cam video. man after he found his suv running in the middle of the road. shelby said he didn't follow commands. the district attorney said she overreacted to the situation. >>> you need to come look at this video here. a crazy example of road rage. this is in england. a semi and pickup truck crashed on the highway. things got really heated while the drivers were exchanging details many the pickup, the driver of the pickup reversed right back into the semi. locked themselves in the cab. the driver of the pickup grabbed a shovel and smashed the semi's window. neither of the men were seriously hurt and police are investigating this.. i think that guy needs a chill pill. >> a couple. >> at least. >>> here's a look outside this morning, our beautiful city looking lovely and it feels kind of spring-like out there today. it's very strange. >> it's not going to last. the last day

san diego had the highest prices, tulsa the lowest. >>> if you're saving for retirement and you've checked your bond funds lately you may be surprised to see their value has dropped. that's because interest rates have been rising, after years of over. what does it all mean? bob doll is chief strategist. thank you for joining us. what do you make of the increase we've seen in interest rates and what does it mean for people holding some of these bond funds? >> well, i think there are three reasons interest rates have become to move higher. one is economic growth it's been better. we have had a good october retail sales number. number. the lowest unemployment claims for 44 years. the economy is doing better. inflations are beginning to move from very low to low. we have an election and it looks like we'll get pro growth policies. all of that has caused interest rates to move up about 100 basis points. 1% from very low levels to still low levels but probably heading higher. >> if you say they're probably heading higher because good, should people who own some of these bond funds be selling the

the fresh not frozen patties will be used on quarter pounder mcdonald's around the tulsa, oklahoma area. that's business. for more log on to foxbusiness.com. in new york i'm lauren simonetti. >>> so meltsz manufacturing plant in tennessee has a bunch of job openings. 20 co-worker hit the powerball jackpot. doesn't that just sound nice drawing was worth nearly $421 million. so a lump sum payment before tacks would $259 million. that's almost $13 million apiece. so happy for them. group had been buying $120 worth of tickets every wednesday and tickets she actually went to bed thinking they would never win. >>> so i just went to bed i said i'll just check it in more than ain't going to be no winner, you know. well i got up made a pot of coffee for my husband they were going hunt thing my son saw the tennessee on t very astarted texting i no mama's bought that ticket. wake her up they were shaking me and shaking me i run. went in there grabbed my tickets the third ticket there it was. >>> mama did buy that ticket. group 20 most already know how they will spend some of that money the list in

san diego had the highest prices. tulsa the lowest. >>> if you're saving for retirement and you've checked your bond funds lately, you may be surprised to see their value has dropped. that's because interest rates have been rising after years of steady growth for many of these bond funds the party might be over. what does it all heen? bob dahl is chief equity strategist at nuvine asset management, thank you for joining us. what do you make of the increase we've seen in interest rates and what does it mean for people holding some of these bond funds? >> i think there are three reasons interest rates have begun to move higher. one is economic growth. it's been better. we had a good october retail sales number. recently a very strong durable goods number. the lowest weekly unemployment claims in 44 years. the economy is doing better. number two, inflation's beginning to move from very low to low. and on top of that we've got an election. and looks like we're going to get some pro-growth policies. all of that has caused interes

in the actual police video, you can see crutcher, not responding to a tulsa officers commands. his hands are in the air, walking slowly and no weapon is visible. a female officer is close behind him with another officer just behind her. but things are about to go from bad to worse as the suspect get next to his vehicle. our law enforement experts give there acessment of the apparent danger in this scene. in- 13:02:17 what allowing him to get to the car...letting him get to the car is a big danger...proximity again. in-13:55:18 someone could have tackled him the problem with allowing the suspect to get to a vehicle is the possibility of him having access to a weapon. in-13:27:00 there were to many commands given and he did not respond. at that point they should have taken him down in our second re- enactment we take down the suspect before he gets to the vehicle. in-11:12:50 sir you got to stop right there...allen take him down with the unarmed suspect dead and one of the officers on the scene, who shot and killed terrance crutcher is now charged with manslaughter and awaiting tr

the day. navy holds off tulsa winning 42-40. tough losses today for a couple of commonwealth schools. virginia gets its eighth loss of the season, 34-14, and virginia tech loses 30-20 to georgia tech. let's see how they do. what time is that game? 1:00, right? >> 1:00. >> that's our broadcast for tonight. stay tuned, there's a new snl with host dave chappelle and musical guest a tribe called quest. have a great night, everybody. ?? ? i heard there was a secret chord that david played and it pleased the lord ? music do ya ? ? well it goes like this the fourth the fifth the minor fall and the major lift ? ? the baffled king composing hallelujah ? ? hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah ?? ? maybe i've been here before i've seen this room and i've walked this floor ? ? i used to live alone before i knew ya ? ? i've seen your flag on the

the judge in tulsa decided to go ahead with the trial. the officer thought he was trying to get a weapon from the car, but the hands were in the hand and the investigators never found a weapon. manslaughter. >> a police station getting too many donations. officers give every child an animal for comfort and now expanding the stuffed hugs program. they are handing them out to any kids who visit the station. how about that. the stuffed animals help the kids deal with stressful situations. >> it is a great turn around a negative effect on the children and they can turn around around think of us in a more of a positive. >> a local lawn dro mat donated cleaning for the stuffed animals. >> cows are staff after breaking out of the transport trailer while a driver took a nap on the side of the road. streets of sacramento and trampelled over things. the california highway patrol was called in to herd the cows back into the trailer. >> the lady is very calm watching this happen. someone call the cowboys. >> a goat named polly, she's coping with the

the magnitude 5.0 quake was recorded near the city of cushing about 50 miles southwest of tulsa. the trembler damaged buildings and prompted evacuations.,knocked out power for a few hours. cushing public schools canceled classes today, so crews can check the buildings for damage. so far, only a few minor injuries reported. hundreds of earthquakes have rattled the state over the last few months. >> the ground started shaking very hard. i looked down and there is a big they've been linked to oil and gas waste wells from oil production in the area. that is a byproduct of that. >> he did the research on that. here the weather is pretty nice. i am sure you will agree with that. see the edge of those clouds. it is going to become clear everywhere tonight. here is a look at boston and the winds are much lighter. very gentle here. the temperatures are in the 40's now the skies will be clear and the winds will be light. they will stay a little bit above that many of them get to freezing or below. that is not indicative of a cold day tomorrow. once it is up it is going to feel great. it wil

no, no, no, this is a rustic cup, the tulsa rustic cup. pay it forward when someone kilometers you. ali, one of our producers came clip. >> you pass it on. >> yes. >> kathie lee gifford is actually on their website, one of the first. you go on. they're different one but kind of this tradition now. here's my problem, though, i want to say hi again to the lady who gave it. we took a picture. >> they don't know how to recapture her. >> we took a picture with her phone and they said they would tweet me. if you're the lady from tulsa and gave me the we met at the food&wine in harlem, please call me or tweet me. ali now has the bracelet and i need a new one. >> good thing it's not rustic dress and you would have to -- >> i love that idea of being able to -- someone say, i like that. you're doing it because -- think about it, we're talking about shopping today. we will buy something we already have. that was the inspiration behind this company. was wearing. it had become a little loose on me so i gave it to them. what the heck? >> joan rivers, this was 15, 15 to 18 years ago, i pran into he

and the other tennessee and in tulsa oklahoma more than 1000 people filled arena to honor the singer and his trademark white cowboy hat was sitting in front with a grand piano nearby and he played recording sessions with bob dylan and frank sinatra and he died last week at the age of 74. >> dramatic images coming in from the massachusetts coast with six people rescued from a 72 foot fishing boat as it was sinking happening this morning near newport forward and everyone is okay to map investigators turned to figure out why the boat started going down. >> right now killer on the loose in san antonio and an officer gunned down just outside police headquarters. detectives it in writing a traffic ticket when another driver pulls up behind him and shoots him he was shot several times and officers released the photo saying this cat may know something but they are not calling him a suspect just yet and police consider him extremely dangerous and a threat to law enforcement in the public. >> this is everyone's worst nightmare and you never want to see anything like this happen

and all while streaming the pursuit live on facebook. officials say a tulsa police officer left her keys inside walked into a coffee shop. this is when the suspect...25 year old john pinney drove off in the car. pinney then led police on a high speed chase across three counties...reaching speeds around 120 miles an hour. during the chase, he used the officer's ipad to post on facebook....and that helped officers track him down. authorities eventually caught up to him at his parents home, where he had parked the cruiser. he's been charged with several felony counts... including impersonating a police officer. and in florida -- over a man driving on the wrong side of the highway. a toll employee called for help immediately after he saw the driver. police say the 76-year-old man wasn't hurt...but he seemed confused. his wife had reported him missing earlier... the elderly driver will have to be medically re-evaluated to see if he's still eligible to keep his license. toss to rob dene yesterdays rain and good radiational cooling overnight. a dense fog advisory is

the five point oh magnitude quake hit around eight o'clock last night in cushing, oklahoma.. that's about 50 miles southwest of tulsa. the quake was felt as far away as iowa, illinois and texas. have evacuated some older parts of cushing, until engineers can assess the damage. cushing public schools have also canceled classes today. so far no injuries reported from the quake. developing now a prince william county woman is dead, after being shot in her car, at a strip mall parking lot. investigators say it happened just after 5-30 sunday night, at the virginia gateway shopping center in gainesville. the victim ha o right now, police do not think the shooting was random. so far, there is no suspect in custody. in the day ahead, closing arguments begin, in the trial of david black. he's charged with murdering his estranged wife. in april of last year, bonnie black was found stabbed to death in her home in south arlington. more than six months later, david black was arrested, and charged with first-degree murder. court documents reveal a history of domestic violence involving the couple, and tonight, some black lives m

facebook live...take a look.. :4-:16 if you don't belive me right now from tulsa i'm in the cop car...you hear my sirens, look check it out! tulsa i'm in the cop car...you hear my sirens, look check it out! police say they chased the man for about 40 minutes before they finally caught up to him. an elderly woman in new mexico doesn't even realize her car is officer starts yelling at her to get out! but the woman doesn't move... thankfully the cop was there to save her. :04-:10 nats of officer trying to get woman out of the car you can see just how close the woman was to the flames. the officer says she was driving on a flat tire, and the sparks caused the front of her car to ignite. the 87 year old says she's grateful the officer was there taking a live look at the wynn right now-- where boxing champions manny pacquiao and las vegas's own jesse vargas will be holding their "grand arrivals." vargas and his coach will make their entrance at 12-30... followed by pacquiao at one o'clock. the event is open to the public. vargas and pacquiao will go head to head this saturday at the thomas

police blocked off the downtown area of cushing which is about an hour west of tulsa. the roof caved in on one homeowner and debris was all over the floor. >> i happened to look up and i sauer it looked like the creel was about to -- swear it looked like the ceiling was about to collapse on me. it was scary and i'm still shook up about it. >> the quake was felt as far away as kansas city, missouri, and little rock, arkansas. oklahoma has had many quakes in recent years. most have been traced to the underground injection of wastewater. >>> soccer moms could be key to the biggest item on the california ballot. as kpix5's wilson walker explains, they just might be the unlikely secret behind a big victory for marijuana. >> reporter: welcome back, everybody, to a special everybody of the grow show on cannabisradio.com. >> reporter: long time marijuana radio activist is on the air talking politics. he is also a world renown marijuana grower positioning himself for a world post 64. >> about 125 plants. >> reporter: but to get these plants legalized for recreational use he need

the whole time he was on facebook live...take a look.. :4-:16 if you don't belive me right now from tulsa i'm in the cop car...you hear my sirens, look check it out! police say they chased the man they finally caught up to him. consumer news from contact 13 this morning. you won't have to call anymore to get help from the butterball hotline. they're letting you text in your turkey day questions for beginning november -17- th. and butterball says the most-asked question has stayed the same how long does it take.... to thaw the turkey. a 12-year-old massachusetts boy with special needs had the best halloween costume in the neighborhood thanks to a little help from some high school kids. tyler plotkin was born with epilepsy..and can't walk. some high school juni together and converted a power wheels escalade into an army tank. last night, tyler zipped around his neighborhood and was all smiles. we were about to park it and call it done for the night, he goes "had fun!" it melts your heart to hear that. he doesn't have a lot of words. when he says something and you know he truly means it, mom

the 25-year-old noticed a tulsa officer left her keys in the police car.. police on a chase.. and while on the run, used the officer's i-pad to facebook live the entire thing. the man is now in custody. this one had us holding our breath. a little boy rode his toy car into traffic in china... during rush hour no less.you can see cars drastically lowered their speed.. thankfully an officer was in the area and rescued him. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4...a-l-s robs people of so many things, including the ability to speak.but a new software hopes to bring patient's their voices back. also up next... the milwaukee winter farmers market returns. where and when you can start a computer program is helping a madison man diagnosed with a-l-s save his voice... a year ago, while his voice was still strong, the 56-year-old recorded 16-hundred phrases and deposited them in 'the voice bank'. if i want to tell her i love her and it will be telling pa....its my husband. experts say recording your voice is important for anyone diagnosed with a-l-s. for more information on voice b

ucf is playing tulsa, the golden hurricane, mostly clear, breezy, 68 degrees, florida a&m and bethune cookman, the florida classic played in orlando, gorgeous weather, 80 degrees. the bucs are traveling to kansas city, 44 degrees for this game, a little chilly for the guys coming in from the tampa bay area. watch for that cold front mi tomorrow, and then we'll feel the effects of that as we get into sunday, much cooler, much breezier. there's your forecast, high temperature of 68 sunday. add to that a very chilly breeze, but the sun will be out. we'll see a few cloud later tomorrow and the overnight period will cause the cooler temperatures as the winds switch out of the north. thanksgiving not looking too bad, temperatures upper 70s. we bounce back with the cooler numbers on monday, near 80 >> did you see the end of that plant/lakeland game? >> woo-hoo! >> it was a nail biter coming up next in the friday night blitz. >> dan lucas and paul ryan join >>> we are the lakeland cheerleaders and you're watching the friday night blitz! [ cheering and applause ] >> playoffs are insane, insane

the closings are in cushing, which is between tulsa and oklahoma city. the city is home to some of the worlds key oil hubs. we are getting a look at the aftermath of the earthquake. there were instances of bricks falling and shattered window panes. there were some evacuations. there have not been any reports of problems with pipelines in the area. this is the 19th earthquake recorded in the state >>> election day is tomorrow and the candidates are heavy on the campaign trail. their latest push to clinch the votes. now here is janessa. >>> starting off your weather week on the strong side. tracking widespread rain for tomorrow, even a little bit of snow for late week. i'll show you hour by hour, day- by-day when the weather change >>> well, with less than 24 nationwide, hillary clinton and donald trump are working their way through jampacked schedule today. clinton is using her big name surrogates, and trumpets blasting the fbi for clearing his rival again over those e- mails. elizabeth and her has more on the race for the presidency. >> reporter: it's a t

the oklahoma city bomber part-time was booked and by two controversies the branch and thfo cuban immigrants. gonzales cushing and tulsa in the quake knocked down and awnings shook brooks from buildings you can see these pictures us geological survey says it was a 5.0 magnitude earthquake officials say about 50 buildings pretty big for that area it is been a great fault for getting outside but n much for your loss will have some tips to help you get your dried grass out in your plant the trees are ready to make it to the winner in denver woman breaking down barriers with the first of its kind modeling gig for cover girl another day with warm temperatures began has said and done... she ate like a pig... you can do anything. i moved on her like a b***h! woman: trump's just so disgusting and degrading. he's bragged about assaulting women, and he's the republican nominee for president! and congressman mike coffman said he didn't know if donald trump's a sexual predator. come on. look, we just can't vote for coffman or trump. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. as we mentioned a few minute

and the park service eventually did a study of the tulsa massac massacre, as we call it, to justify recreating it into a state national park. in summer of '66 we drove west. we went from chicago to st. louis. >> i became a proofreader for textbook at 13. and then up into idaho and montana and north dakota. so we went to great canyon. we went to mount rush more. then many more recent years i've gone to some of the national parks. he had another house where the african art museum was started that didn't make it into the park service system. and the association for african-american museums had its meeting in roanoke so we visited booker t. and when this conference or the association of african-americans meet, we try to learn about the history of the place. and therefore we went on the montgomery trail and so saw the museum both in selma and midway point where there's an interpretative center. and then, i guess, the most recent part -- site i've been to is right here in richmond. so i got use to going to parks as natural sites, as historic sites and then later as african-american sites i was on th

priorities usa action is responsible the whole time he was on facebook live...take a look.. :4-:16 if you don't belive me right now from tulsa i'm in the cop car...you hear my sirens, look check it out! police say they chased the man for about 40 minutes before they finally caught up to him. halloween as an explosion rocked a neighborhood near denver... police had to evacuate homes in the neighborhood...you can see people standing out in the street. police say two high school boys were in the process of making an explosive device that officers discovered and had to detonate. no word on a motive...but the police chief says he has never incredbile images in this morning after a pipeline exploded in alabama! you can see the massive plume of flames and smoke that filled the air. the blast killed one person and injured five others yesterday... overnight, firefighters were still trying to get the fire under control. the closure of the pipeline is now impacting much of the east the pipeline carries gasoline and other fuel from houston--- all the way to new york... triple a says the shutdown is likely to cause gas prices to rise in

the death penalty if convicted. a strong five-point-zero magnitude earthquake has damaged buildings and caused people to leavetheir homes in oklahoma. this happened about 50 miles southwest of tulsa. you can see the damage.. officials sasome people were without power for two hours. no one was injured. thanks for joining us today at four. what greases the gears in washington? money. and ron johnson fits right in. six years ago, johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, went to washington, then voted to protect $21 billion in tax breaks for the world's biggest oil companies. $21 billion. that's ron johnson. that's washington. and he fits right in. end citizens united is responsible now at 4:30...reshaping milwaukee's lakefront.the city asking for help on what to do with one of the city's most valuable pieces of property. yo have a say in what milwaukee does with a stretch of its lake front. the area in question is called the harbor district... just north of bay view. pete zervakis explains the effort to bring new life to it... and how the public can weigh in... this lake-front end of greenfield avenue could soon become a park or public plaza. it's part of the group "harbor

dash cam video shows the moment a tulsa police sniper takes out a man who was holding a baby hostage! that deadly gunshot came after a three and a half hour standoff with "salvador reyes" last month. we just getting a look at the video now. police say reyes broke into the home of his estr her family. when the officer took that shot reyes had stepped out on the balcony...with a gun to a 2-year-old's head. thankfully the child wasn't hurt. thousands of protesters rallying against construction of the dakota access pipeline... this is video from across the country...in texas...california... north dakota and washington d-c.... protesters are concerned that the pipeline could contaminate drinking water for the standing rock tribe. low. the army corps of engineers' halted constrcution monday to discuss the issue further with the standing rock tribe... here at home... the clark county commission voted unanimously to approve a sales tax. it's part of the stadium deal. the tax would add more than 300 officers across the valley. more than 60 of those officers would go to the strip, which sheriff

others wanted to be known they are interested, like the mayor of tulsa, who interrupted his state of the city address to let everyone know he's interested in being the transportation secretary, but frequent trump surrogate ben carson cleared speculation he might serve as secretary of health and human services. his business manager told the hill he'd serve only as an unofficial adviser adding, "dr. carson feels he has no government experience, he's never run a federal agency. the last thing he'd want to do would be take a position that would cripple the presidency." worth noting he ran for president. >>> we were talking about people loyal to chris christie may be forced out of the transition team. andrea mitchell reports it's related to ivanka trump's husband, jared kushner, and a case involving christie years ago. >> reporter: throughout a tough campaignjared kushner, ivanka trump's husband, was never far from donald trump's side. >> jared is a very successful real estate person, but i actually think he likes politics more than he likes real estate. >> reporter: so what kind of influe

wednesday night at 11:00, we look at the case of an unarmed man in tulsa who was shot and killed by an officer. >>> well, you've heard of the movie "snakes on a plane"; but for ss flight to mexico, it was all too real and all too scary. a video recorded by a passenger shows, yeah, incredibly, 5-foot-long green viper just slithering above the seats before suddenly, wait for it, dropping down and just dang ling. >> get me off the plane. >> no kidding. officials at aero mexico said the flight -- the airline is investigating how that snake got on to that plane. >>> alerting you, protecting your family in time for 10 weather. >> items in the overhead bin may shift during flights. all right, guys. here we are, the eve of election, and we have some fantastic weather to talk about. voting tomorrow is not going to be an issue. kind of cool if you haven't been outside last couple hours. we're at 69 degrees. but we're going down to about 64. this morning we were 67. a couple degrees cooler than where you were. it is earlier out there. look at the sunset today from our sun trust financial building

facebook live...take a look.. :4-:16 if you don't belive me right now from tulsa i'm in the cop car...you hear my sirens, look check it out! police say they chased the man for about 40 minutes before they finally caught up to him. today - v obama-care open enrollment begins today. it does include those premium will have to go with different insurers, and in many cases, different doctors. major insurers including aetna and united healthcare opted to leave many states. regulators responded by allowing companies to re-file rate requests. also today amazon is rolling out its black friday store! the site features new discounts every day on clothing... electronics... toys and other products. the sales are offered at there are also special deals for prime members who own devices, like the amazon echo, . the black friday deals will continue until december 22th. it's one of the best kept secrets in american history -- but we're revealing it for you this afternoon. up next -- an exclusive first look inside the private residence at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. and before we go -- if you have some l

. >> mcdonald's is testing fresh never frozen beef for the quarter pounder burgers. they have conducted in tulsa, oklahoma and made when ordered. changes to the menu. it is using butter instead of margarine. >> cheese curds here? >> i heard about it here. >> 5:59. welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. >> i'm me linda davenport. >> storms turn deadly in the south, a possible tornado toufrped down. >> we have a look at the morning commute. >> first to sally. >> early this morning the teat upper 20s to the low 30s. right now 34 degrees at mitchell international. the bus stop weather for this morning becoming mostly cloudy and out of to 30s and into the 40s. now here is a look at the airport. the skies are fair and 34. the winds right now southwest. we look at the southwest breezes for much of the day today. as far as snow chances, as we roll into december, there is a

the quake struck near the town of cushing, which is about 50 miles southwest of tulsa. several aftershocks were also >> the ground started shaking really superhard for maybe about 40 seconds. there is a big crack in the pavement. >> i happened to look up, and it seemed like the ceiling was about to collapse. it was scary. i'm still shook up about it. emily: hundreds of earthquakes have rattled the state over the last few months. they've been linked to oil and gas waste wells from oil production in the area. erika: a major gasoline pipeline one person was killed, four others hurt, when the pipeline exploded last monday while crews were making repairs following a september spill. a piece of equipment hit the pipeline. the 4 people who were hurt are still in the hospital. emily: philadelphia's week-long transit strike is over. that means all buses, trolleys and subways will be up and , running for election day. the southeastern pennsylvania transportation authority and a union representing thousands of workers announced a deal wages and better pensions for workers. erika: w

watters andly see you on march 25th on tacoma dome, omaha at the century link the day before, friday, march 24th. also tulsariday, january 13th, and west bury theater on long island june 17th. tickets would be tremendous christmas gifts. jack from san jose, children, i'm in fifth grade. i told my teacher at "killing the rising sun" is it appropriate for us? >> you might have to wait until seventh grade, jack. the book is violent. keep studying the history. >>> this morning james patterson and i were on cbs this morning discussing "give peace a chance" when the conversation shifted to some problems fox news channel had earlier this year. >> i've got a country that's in a political transition, i've got a kids' book that i want millions of kids to look at. that's what i'm interested in. not making my network look bad. >> but if your network is affected by it -- >> excuse me. >> nora and i -- >> are you okay? >> nora and i have known each other forever and we're irish people. >> and i've got the irish heat, bill o'reilly. >> look, it's open season, let's whack the fox news channel. i've had enough of it. it's a

. >>> a earthquake substantially damages at least 40 to 50 buildings between oklahoma city and tulsa. the earthquake night destroys parts of the sun and it was near a gas hub. the town is the pipeline's cross road of the world. police say they there are no reports of injuries. >> i looked up and i scare it looked like the ceils was going to collapse. it was scary and i'm still shook up about it. earthquakes, most being atributed to oil and gas production and putting wastewater into underground wells. >>> authorities want to know who stole a painting from a church damaged in a earthquake. the paint something pardon in assisi. the priest said the thieves ignored the risk of the church collapsing to get the painting. a number of buildings collapsed and then general october 30th. >>> so one developer for an iconic block in st. pete right in the middle of downtown. tonight here at 6:30. tonight here at 6:30. why the city . people in the upper echelons of the military are very concerned about the things that mr. trump has already said he's going to ask the military to do. chris matthews: talkin

boyfriend of the women who was rescued he could be responsible for at least seven homicides some damage in oklahoma tonight after a strong earthquake city out of cushing added cushing never from tulsa you can see the quake knocked down and survey says it's a 5.0 magnitude quake officials say above 50 buildings damaged and only a few people suffered minor injuries by small little town with damage but that i thought it was pretty big. >> most of us have already turned off for our sprinklers for the winner but we may have been a little too soon coming of how this extended stretch of our weather could hurt your laws and plants from and what you should do now to protect them here's you something you don't see every day that celebrates like that's what kind of critique does oakland raider is receiving from the dance master herself upon miller and i'm dave fraser once again clear skies my name is charity salazar, and i'm an air force veteran. every election, nancy pelosi and her washington friends launch vicious attacks against mike coffman. this year is no different. they say he's waging a war against women. that's just not true. mike stood up for women in the military, protecting us aga

. >> now in january, coming up fast, we begin the spin stops here tour going to tulsa, oklahoma at the center, in redding and my question is are you? shape for this? you're going up against miller and many in these tours. >> i'm going to try my best not to overshadow you. >> if you start to overshadow, you might have trouble with miller. >> aim worried about miller. i said miller, i'm so excited to be on tour. he says, watters, my name is dennis. i'm not in showbiz yet. >> we're going to be in omaha at the century link, followed by the tacoma dome. tickets are going really fast. do you think that's for you? >> that's what i'm hearing. >> if you want an unforgettable gift, get ticket to the shows. the show in west bury, the nighttime is sold out. we put in a matinee at 3:00 and miller and i will take naps. >> collar up or down. i don't decide. >> you're a little cocky. you're walking into me and miller and these live shows. >> i learned it from you. >> you're walking into the lion's den here. you've got to be in shape. >> i'll be ready. >> woatch "rocky" be in shape. >>> the factor tip

the load it was carrying. >>> dramatic video out of tulsa where police sniper shot and happened in october but the video was just released. he broke into his estranged wife's home and held her daughter hostage. when police arrived he won onto the rock man pointed a gun at them and that is when the police sniper fired. you can see an officer running out of the house with the child was not injured in his arms. >>> time for the medical report. >> a new study repeals -- reveals dipped dramatically. between 2000 713 teen births drop by 15 percent. that was in urban areas. in rural counties it dropped by 37 percent still leaving those areas with the highest birthrate. >>> a robot is helping a high school student from going to school. a medical condition is keeping him from class but using robot are an app at home. cameras allow him to see into the classroom and interact with the teacher and students. >> you can hear everything. you can get a full picture of the class. it feels like i'm renting classroom. >> the school system believes this technology is a way to make sure students that are homebound don't fall beh

the picture. on her phone. they said they were going to tweet me. if you're those ladies from tulsa who gave me the rustic cuff and we met the a t please call me. or tweet me or something. because ali now has the bracelet and i need a new one. >> it's a good thing it is not called rustic dress. if somebody said i like your dress -- >> but i just loved that idea of someone say, i like that, and then you are doing it because we have -- think about it. we're talking about shopping today. you're going to buy something you already have. that was the inspiration behind this company. jacket i was wearing. kind of a little loose on me. i was fortunate, lost some weight. so i gave it to him. what the heck. >> joan rivers, this was 15 to 18 years ago i ran into her. i said you smell so great. she opened her handbag and gave me her perfume. and i still -- i have a keepsake of things that really mean -- it was joan rivers who didn't even know me. i was like local news, local and she gave me the perfume out of her bag. >> love your car. >> al, i love your home. i love your life. >> on to this on

the early 1900s. there is extensive damage in cushing, it's between oklahoma city and tulsa. buildings had some type of damage. the city building inspector said caring for these historic buildings isn't easy.>> it's been like a puzzle to figure out what is still good and what is not. it's not your everyday rehab on a house. >> cushing is one of the worlds key oil hubs. regulators say things tunnel. >>> kleenex versus tissue, xerox versus copy, epipen versus epinephrine, what's in a name that could save you big bucks. an alternative to the epipen has been available for years and just caustic fraction of the price, as much as $430 cheaper. few doctors prescribe it, due to marketing and semantics. anaphylactic shock pay attention to what your doctor calls to your pharmacy. if the word epipen appears, pharmacies have to fill your order with the brand name because the generic for the same brand is available. if your pharmacy does not have generic you can have them order it.>> that's good right there.>>> this sticker not only represents also get you good deals on election day. jenny

it's time to bring back the holidays stand trial for manslaughter. tulsa officer betty shelby was charged after shooting terence crutcher in september, which was captured on camera. a judge decided to go ahead with the trial after reviewing the video in the courtroom. shelby claims crutcher was armed and threatened her. but investigators never found any weapons in his car or on him. and in south carolina a former police officer also accused of shooting a black man is currently on trial. him... officer michael slager abuot the moment he opened fire on walter scott. this video of this incident made national headlines because you see scott-- in the green shirt... running away from officer slager. the cop says scott took his taser from him. sot: "and i saw that taser coming at me..coming at me like this." (butted with) "i fired until the threat was stopped, like i'm trained to do." scott was 18 feet away when prosecutors are calling it murder. if convicted, slager could get 30 years in prison. breaking right now... the national weather service has confirmed a

i got to moderate a panel with eric gardner's mother, the twin sister just killed in tulsa, and oscar brand, the young man that was killed at the station in oakland. there were 4,000 people there, packed. and the question was we can't let you leave unless there is an action plan. and that's why i appreciate this panel and the townhall tonight because we have to leave each of these events with clear actions about what we are going to do next. >> i agree with everything she said that i would add because i am a protester and a lot of people don't see the action that we do behind the protesting, so we do go to our board meetings and we do organize and our strategic when we organize and we do campaigns on social media, the say her name campaign and say his name campaign and keep each other informed but most of all, we vote. if you see this past march we got the state's attorney alvarez out of office because she knew about.com for of mcdonald, so we have to state at this and we have to keep spreading awareness and get involved in the political process. >> i want to thank you all for joining