unfortunately we're starting with a nasty morning in tulsa, oklahoma. you picked up rain at the international airport in just the last hour. this radar picture, all the little white dots are active lightning strikes so we've got really strong storms from muskogee, heading to the arkansas border and back to tulsa, big storms popped up. they're not move fast. that's going to be a troublesome area all summer long. from jonesville to jackson tennessee, a line of storms will push to the south and finally they're weaker storms but still a light area of them, light rain coming out of tennessee through north georgia. atlanta it looks for now stuff should miss you to the north. hopefully we'll keep you on the dry side. it with us not a nice weekend in maine, new hampshire, and vermont. that continues into this week. cool air all week long in the northeast with afternoon showers especially and then we'll continue hot down here in the southwest. it will be about 97 today in dallas. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look outside your window. >>>

take a look at this video from fox 23 in tulsa. that is an alleged car thief hol ti hog-tied to a fence. >> no! >> they've got his legs. they've got his arms. they've got him tied to the fence. now, this man, ard coulding to according to reports is kalvin and he reportedly stole a 1977 buick la saber from a father and son bailing hay. >> i don't blame them. '97 la saber? >> colby jumped in the lesabre and began to drive off. the father said, huh-uh. you are not stealing our car. they hop in the truck, chase this guy down nearly four blocks when another truck blocked what was going on because they saw it happening. son, jeremy gets out of the car -- >> i came around opened the door and jumped in there with him. is is my car.uy out d says,

in tulsa, oklahoma, temperatures are hitting the 100 degree mark.k people to stay cool by distributing window air conditioning units. our affiliate of kotv has that report. >> reporter: summer sun is pounding down on tulsa. the view from sky news 6 shows the heat and haze hovering across the city. >> more people die in oklahoma from hot weather than they do any other weather event. >> reporter: jim lyle is with the tulsa weather coalition, the organization has been distributing window air conditioning units to people throughout tulsa. since they started in may, 68 units have been delivered and installed. they expect to loan out around 150 by the end of september. each one goes to a resident who does not have an air conditioner. and suffers from a health issue that gets aggravated in the heat. >> the air conditioner then becomes a health aid for them, almost more important than comfort, the health aid keeps the body temperature lower. and reduces the risk that they will be hospitalized or will die from the heat. >> this brings refreshment to the fami

driving on interstate 40, good sized storms and still raining around tulsa. as far as dallas/ft. worth goes, these storms have been weakening. as of now we're dry, but i will expect a little bit of wet weather, i don't think you'll get downpours about an hour from now around ft. worth. so here's how the forecast looks. today gorgeous, perfect, you name it, 80s to upper 70s in many areas in the mid atlantic through northeast. it does get a little hot today, though. areas like chicago, the heat will be on. 91 for you. st. louis should be about 96. a little uncomfortable there. still very warm around dallas. as we take you through the weekend forecast, the problem spot, this cold front, thunderstorms through the plains. that will linger up through the great lakes. but father's day i'd say for maybe about 80% to 90 respe% of looks just about perfect. >>> coming up, nokia nose dives, stanford is sentenced and what is everybody getting for dad? your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, the heat get even, tiger in the hunt, and i love a parad

area and immediate family in the tulsa area. she is working on a book about the importance of embracing and planning for change vmt frank mitchell was raised in illinois and was selected to become the first african american page to serve in the u.s. house of representatives in the 20th century. with the consent of then minority leader of michigan, congressman paul finley of illinois chose mitchell for this historic assignment in 1965. as a page in the republican cloak room, he witnessed many historic moemts of the civil rights movement, including the floor debats for the voting rights act of 1965. he was later employed as a writer and editor for northwestern bell and is deputy director of communications for the illinois attorney general's office. mitchell also started his own public relations firm and served as the executive director for illinois fatherer hood initiative. so now, let me turn the program over to the panelists and we'll proceed since we're here in the capital by seniority. therefore, frank, we'll lelt you begin by

he is homeless in tulsa for a while.goes on a brief journey from tulsa to chicago, lands in maryland, living with his aunt and works at a starbucks. bradley manning is a very bright, thoughtful, and vicious hit. he knew he was made for more than working at a pizza parlor in tulsa for working at a starbucks for the rest of his life. after prodding from his father and probably after interacting with people in the national security and the government universe in these d.c. suburbs decides to look into joining the army. he made the decision without consulting many people in his family. he announced to his aunt he had already joined when he went to her and told her he was thinking about it, he had already signed his papers. it was the best option available to him, frankly, and a good option for him. as i said before, he joined the army before the financial crisis hit in this country. however, if you are and the sort of bottom working-class rum of our economic structure, the financial crisis began in about 1980. that is the fi

tulsa, oklahoma, flash flooding reported last night.ome water was getting in homes, so they're doing a little bit of recovery there. another batch of storms that just moved down on top of you from the north. so tulsa, all the way down to fort smith, arkansas. severe thunderstorm warnings for you. interstate 40 is not a fun ride this morning anywhere heading from little rock all the way in to oklahoma is going to be the worst of it. now the other trouble spot, we have a lot of rain over the weekend. and even some flooding concerns. especially in the mountainous areas of western maine. we're still getting a lot of rain coming in off the ocean here. it's not a pretty day in northern new england. temperatures are going to be in the 50s, with on and off light rain. and this will continue through much of the day, from vermont to new hampshire to maine is the worst of it. even southern new england, down towards new york city, it's going to be a very cool monday out there. definitely want to wear a light jacket or sweater. don't expect the warm

. >> number five -- tulsa, oklahoma. >> surprised me a little bit.ing spent a lot of time in tulsa, people are very down to earth there. >> minneapolis, minnesota. >> same thing. >> number three is miami, florida. >> kind of a crazy, wonderful city. >> number two -- brooklyn, new york. which is where they have the baby chinos. number one -- >> no surprise. >> -- new york city. some nursery schools in new york and manhattan can cost over $30,000 a year. >> that's a nursery school. before school. >> it's outrageous the lengths people -- sometimes people, the minute they have a child, line up to get in certain schools. i knew something was amiss -- talking about spoiled, too. one of my children's books came out a couple years ago and i went to a book signing. they invited 100 kids from an area of manhattan. i sat with the kids for about an hour, read the book to them and all of that. they all got a signed book as they left and i said good-bye to them. or when i signed it. and i asked, too, at the time, how many of these kids out of 100 do you think said

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tulsa thousands of east bay high school students suspended for a series of senior playing pranks will be allowed to take their finals. they decided to allow the heritage high school students to make up those missed tests parents to the school district arguing that ms. finals could cost many of the student admission to college. tonight two of the world's biggest companies are again under fire for the way they gather information. but this time is over new fremont in technology sharing chin on why one high-profile u.s. senator says that these maps get too close for comfort. a high-tech planes be spine home to make the new treaty maps? a u.s. senator says yes. the three months are coming from google and apple. did waste the on public view. did we don't expect that same loss of privacy occurrence when you're setting yourself in your backyard or preparing a meal in your kitchen spy plane from 10,000 ft. up and capture the image. >>> it can scarcely a fourth line their head in he wants people to build up daughter heather image blurred. why was she discloses 4 in.? even down to street level.

tulsa and around oklahoma city, thunderstorms have been plaguing you for about the half hour or so.t's where we could have travel delays, especially on interstate 95. high pressure protects the eastern seaboard. really from atlanta northward up through new england, great weather. it's going to get steamy and hot in the great lakes and into your weekend. all the stormy weather's going to remain out here. the central plains is where we're going to see round after round of thunderstorms through the weekend. so forecast today from boston to new york to d.c. looking fantastic. around kansas city, oklahoma city, that's where we're going to have more thunderstorms later this afternoon. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. getting a little hot around indianapolis today. should be 90 degrees. also near 90 today around chicago. dallas will easily get up to the low 90s. so the warmth is really starting to move northward as we head toward the weekend. i guess if there's one saving grace, it's not that humid yet it's going g it hot in the

police say a man in his 20s let a stranger get into his car in tulsa.rtly after, the hitchhiker turned violent. held -p the driver and tied what he said was bomb around the driver's neck. >> the guy i gave the ride to or suspect pulled a pistol on him and put something around the victim's neck that he told him was a bomb and took him to an atm and had them draw out money. >> police say eventually, the driver jumped out of the car and took the device off his neck. turns out it was not a bomb after all. the suspect still on the loose. >> >> a pretty realistic terrorism drill took place at jfk international airport. local authorities rushed to a simulated scene of a crashed plane into the terminal many rescue workers brought out passengers one after another, actors playing victims on the ground with injuries. jfk drill is part of a government mandated requirement and it involved about 500 volunteers. >> >> the what #-r in afghanistan may be coming to an end, but many soldiers will never -p be the same. more than 1400 servicemen and women have lost limbs se

. >>> there's very happy teachers in tulsa oklahoma. an anonymous donor has given nearly $2 million to the area schools. it started at 600,000 dollars and enough to save 15 teaching positions. then more than a million dollars was given. that saved another 30 teaching jobs. the donation came after lawmakers denied request for more teacher funding. >>> an arizona woman has a story to tell her newborn child delivering her daughter in the car while her husband was driving. you see they were less than a mile from the hospital when she gave birth. mom and baby are doing well. look how cute the baby is. >> in that situation i guess nature takes its course. >> nothing you can do. >> all right. time for a little weather. and mike, i think you touched on it strongly a few moments ago and it's not the heat it's the humidity. >> that's it. again, we can deal with 90 degrees. it's 90 and 100% humidity and that will prove to be a problem. 73 downtown. we are starting off an very mild note and we know when we start into the 70s we will be easily into

take a look at this video from fox 23 in tulsa. that is an alleged car thief hol ti hog-tied to a fence. >> no! >> they've got his legs. they've got his arms. they've got him tied to the fence. now, this man, ard coulding to according to reports is kalvin and he reportedly stole a 1977 buick la saber from a father and son bailing hay. >> i don't blame them. '97 la saber? >> colby jumped in the lesabre and began to drive off. the father said, huh-uh. you are not stealing our car. they hop in the truck, chase this guy down nearly four blocks when another truck blocked what was going on because they saw it happening. son, jeremy gets out of the car -- >> i came around opened the door and jumped in there with him. is is my car.uy out d says, iwork hard for this car, and he is a rodeo rider. >> crying out loud. he picked the wrong guy to rob on the wrong day. >> feet are tied. starts wrapping the hands. they tie him to the fence, call police and wait for them to come. >> the first time i've ever heard of cow roping skills used outside o

since the inception of the program in tulsa, the tulsa county sheriff's office has identified, processed and entered into immigration proceedings over 14,000 aliens, representing those with dangerous criminal backgrounds. sex trafficking, drugs and human smuggling are all part of what 287-g programs help stop. these stories are from tulsa, but every locality that participates in this program has similar and equally laudable results. while full funding has been restored to 287-g, and h.r. 5855 -- in l.r. 5855 the program -- in h.r. 5855 the program needs further protection. in order to further insulate agreements and keep them from being terminated for plit katrinacal reasons, my amendment prevents the determination of standing 287-g agreements. we cannot allow the obama administration any loophole to phase out or terminate this important program and place more undue pressure on our communities. simply put, until the federal government steps up and starts doing its job, local law enforcement will continue to pick up the slack and enforce our laws. i encourage the adoption of my commonsens

tulsa oklahoma coming in well beneath the bar paying about 3.29. >>> yet another complaint going viral about the pat downs with tsa agents. >> coming up the smack down caught on tape and this time it was not the passenger that was doing the complaining. >> a couple gets bad news after they escape the colorado wild fires surrounding their cabin. >> from east to west much of the country will have to find ways to stay cool as the first day of summer kicks off with a big bang. >> we have the alerts to show you again look at this. 97 today. and the story is the heat index. 103. details on the sizzling forecast coming. >> reporter: a serious crash is causing a major backup here in the west side of the beltway at liberty road. tracking the delays and we will have the complete abc2 timesaver traffic report coming up on good morning maryland. >> a live look at the skyline of new york city. looks hazy there as the sun starts to rise. let's head up there for today's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites flanking the flame virus a compute -- flanking the flame virus was did -- fanning the

and then areas of oklahoma, we've got nailed overnight around tulsa, too.ention it's not pretty in new england. the rain continues from portland to bangor. much of new hampshire, right rain around vermont. we will see showers this afternoon. so bring the umbrella with you to work if you're in areas from boston to providence, hartford down to new york city and philly. highs in some cases only in the 50s. this is june. we should be in the 70s. so after a very warm spring, an unusually cool start to our june in the northeast, we're warm from dallas to kansas city, and up in the northwest, still rainy and it's a little windy out there, too. willie, we mentioned the big fires in new mexico over the last week, it's still dry, and it's going to be very windy this week. so firefighters have their hands full. >> all right. keep an eye on those for us. bill, good to have you back. thanks so much. sports now, coming off a big win in game three the boston celtics at 40e78 against the heat last night. with a chance to even the eastern conference finals at two games apie

in baltimore regular unleaded averaging about 3.44 and in detroit about 3.74 a gallon and in tulsa oklahoma regular unleaded is averaging about 3.21. we are work to help you save money so remember you can fine the lowest gas -- find thelowest gas prices by going to abc2news.com/pump report and we will have several reports including some investigations. >>> today people living in penn north community will rally at saving the parkview recreation center. it's scheduled to be closed on center to make room for construction for more state of the art facilities. the rally is set for 3 and taking place on francis street. >>> we know who's going to be in charge of protecting us in baltimore city. a nationwide search is now onto replace commissioner fred bealefeld who retired in august and day to day operations have been turned over to the deputy commissioner. the mayor released the full panel picking the next chief and on it a president of johns hopkins and the university of maryland law school dean, the chairman of the search mim committee is ken thompson. >>> tomorrow the commander in chief will t

in maryland in baltimore you are paying 332 cincinnati 3.15 and in cleveland 3.09 and 3.10 out of tulsa, oklahoma. here are a couple fireworks displays happening this morning to tell you about over the weekend. baltimore county tomorrow there's a fireworks show at the eastern yacht club in middle river. and jacksonville elementary school on hillandale road. fireworks are going off near hereford high school in york on -- on york road in parkton. we have a list of all the fireworks show head to abc2news.com and scroll down and find a link on the left side of the page. >>> >>> whoa want to start offimportant information on a code red which means it's going to be hot. let's go to lynette charles with the latest information. >> all right. yes, we are dealing with some very hot temperatures this morning. but we are also dealing with severe thunderstorm warnings that we must address first because they are in effect now. so if you are under the counties that are shaded in the red, those are the severe thunderstorm warnings. what we are dealing with basically gusty wind in excess of about 60 mil

nearly 180 tribal leaders were invited to attend these meetings held in tulsa, oklahoma, billings, montana, and farmington, new mexico. 84 tribal members representing 24 tribes attended those meetings. on may 11th, 2012, the blm sent 180 invitations for continued government to government consultation to exchange information on the development, hydraulic fracturing rule. as the agency continues to control with tribal leaders throughout the rulemaking processes, responses from these representatives will inform our actions and define the scope of acceptable hydraulic actions. the blm's rule is consistent.

nearly 180 tribal leaders were invited to attend these meetings held in tulsa, oklahoma, billings, montana, and farmington, new mexico. 84 tribal members representing 24 tribes attended those meetings. on may 11th, 2012, the blm sent 180 invitations for continued government to government consultation to exchange information on the development, hydraulic fracturing rule. as the agency continues to control with tribal leaders throughout the rulemaking processes, responses from these representatives will inform our actions and define the scope of acceptable hydraulic actions. the blm's rule is consistent. on may 11th, 2012, the blm published the proposed rule in the federal register beginning a 60 day public comment period. straight forward measures outlined in the proposed rule include, disclosure of chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing operations with appropriate protections for trade secrets, assurance of well born activity to minimize the risk of fracturing fluids

♪ ♪ i can plant some new rose bushes in our brand new old front yard ♪ ♪ i can drive the truck to tulsai will find a place for you and me and kids to lay our head ♪ ♪ i know you stand beside me and by god we'll make it through because i can build another house but i can't build another you ♪ i was very moved by that. ♪ i can build another house but i you can't build another you ♪ ♪ i can't build another you ♪ i can't build another you ♪ happy birthday dear lexi >> yeah, larry gatlin! we love him. he is part of the fox news family. we love you, thank you so much for joining us today, lair relationship and being part of the special birthday tribute to lexi. we see her here as a little girl. oh, are my gosh. a producer extraordinaire and we love her. >> i love you all. >> have a great day, everydy

♪ ♪ i can plant some new rose bushes in our brand new old front yard ♪ ♪ i can drive the truck to tulsai will find a place for you and me and kids to lay our head ♪ ♪ i know you stand beside me and by god we'll make it through because i can build another house but i can't build another you ♪ i was very moved by that. ♪ i can build another house but i you can't build another you ♪ ♪ i can't build another you ♪ i can't build another you ♪ happy birthday dear lexi >> yeah, larry gatlin! we love him. he is part of the fox news family. we love you, thank you so much for joining us today, lair relationship and being part of the special birthday tribute to lexi. we see her here as a little girl. oh, are my gosh. a producer extraordinaire and we love her. >> i love you all. >> have a great day, everybody. thanks for watching. see you again next time. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >>> fox news alert right now massive crowds that you you are looking at in egypt. egypt's former president now in a prison hospital. hosni mubarak suffering what is being called a health crisis after le

thunderstorms rolling through oklahoma city and tulsa right now.ave strong winds and another batch towards wichita fall, heading towards dallas. if you're heading towards dallas or making up in big "d" this morning, you have thunderstorms you'll need to deal with in the next couple hours. san francisco maybe some winds there delaying your arrival and departures. and causing havoc for round two of the u.s. open. 90 for the high in chicago. i think we'll see several days at 90 or better for chicago and the western great lakes. meanwhile, 78 degrees, looking pretty good in new york city. dropically speaking, here's tropical sto tropical sto tropical storm carlotta. it scrapes the coast lien of mexico tonight and through the weekend, heading towards acapulco, hopefully weakening. >> hopefully. >> if you could check the weather in canada. nick wallenda is doing that trek from one side to the other. >> the wind would affect him, right? >> i would say so. >> do you know what, rob, he trained with sprayers so the cable would be wet when he was doing his tr

the top, thork city followed by brooke -- new york city followed by brooklyn, miami, minneapolis and tulsa. midwestern cities ranked near the bottom. among them columbus, indiana, polace and milwaukee which i believe is the birthplace of crab cake. you spend half a million dollars on your kid between birth to age 18. do they deserve it? >> worth every penny. by the way i met my husband in minneapolis and may have had some conception things going there. i don't know. >> i don't think i meeded to know that. >> too much information. but you spend so much money on that pirs child and then out of guilt for the next one. can't spoil them too much because life will slap them. >> sherrod does this make you not want to have kids is -- that you know about? >> yes. theks question. next question. first of all, it makes sense new york and brooklyn. they spend the most on the kids. how much do you spend on your kids? it makes sense new york is on that list. >> basically this is a stupid study. >> essentially, yes. >> but the fact that the people are buying baby chinos at starbucks. that's a bit over boa

tulsa, oklahoma. happy birthday, ruth.ope you are feeling great down therere >> good morning everyone. hope you are off to a great day. i am heather nauert. >> i am heather childers. thank you so much for joining us it is tuesday june 21st. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". >> here is the top 5 at 5:00. >>> minnesota declaring a state of emergency at this hour. take a look at this unbelievable video. you will understand why. water flooding the streets and homes in duluth, minnesota 10 inches of rain falling in 24-hours and more rain is on the way. check this out. a zoo nearly wiped out. a polar bear swept away. he managed to survive. two seals also washed away. here is one that turned up on the street outside of the zoo. >> looks like godzilla came through took chips out of the concrete.

tulsa, oklahoma. happy birthday, ruth. i hope you are feeling great down therere

this severe thunderstorm watch is in effect south and east of tulsa.rnia. strong front here with rainfall. but more importantly, it's going to bring gusty winds into the fire zones of nevada, arizona, parts of utah and eventually new mexico where the biggest fire is burning there. and the heat's going to continue to be on. 100 expected in el paso. 92 in albuquerque. not bad in chicago. 73. that's probably the bright spot. 50s, 60s in boston. new england. feeling very englandlike as they celebrate the diamond jubilee. very rainy, cold weather. the northeast, kind of having to deal with that as well. guys, back to you. >> you kind of get tired in the rain in these parts. >> thank you. >> soon you'll be tired of the heat. embrace it. >> bring it on, rob. >> i always say in new york city, there's nothing like a good rain to wash those sidewalks because lord knows they need it. >> that's the right attitude, guys. >> and i tell my kids time for the trees to get a drink so they love it, too. >> aww, that's sweet. >> getting to follow in your footsteps, right,

parents in new york, brooklyn, miami, minneapolis, and tulsa, oklahoma spend more than that average.the other hand, parents here in washington and in alexandria, virginia spend 45% less than the average on their children and their children rank among the least spoiled in the study. >> maryland live is now open and thousand pressing their luck as we speak. many tried to get into the grand opening yesterday but turned away because the casino filled to capacity. news4 tracee wilkins with that story. >> reporter: we showed you the lines and how hard it was to get up on the casino let alone inside last night. folks that didn't make it are back out here early this morning because they want to get inside and some people never left. >> i've been here all night long since yesterday. i have not been home. >> reporter: you didn't leave? >> i have not left. >> reporter: did you get in yesterday? i didn't. it was 10,000 people ahead of me. >> reporter: this morning, a line formed around the outside of the live casino hours before its 8:00 a.m. opening. michelle sample w w at the front of it. >> i

there and 150 million people being affected by this and 22 states with excessive heat warnings and tulsa, oklahoma, they're passing out portable air conditioners to keep residents there cool and they're also being affected by triple digit temperatures and so much people using water there trying to stay cool. this is a situation not just here in atlanta, poppy, but all across the u.s. >> what are you hearing? >> i know you were talking to officials in missouri and elsewhere, nick, what are you hearing in other places where they're going through this right now? >> we did speak to georgia power in 2007 if you remember here. we have a similar situation where temperatures soar above 100 degrees and the economy is just not as good as it was and they don't expect a lot of people to use the utilities. in atlanta, there's five across the entire city here and we spoke to one area that's a senior citizen and that section heavily impacted by conditions like this and she thanked the city of atlanta because she said if it wasn't for the cooling center, she wouldn't know where she would go. >> they are

louis to s tulsa oklahoma. here's the way the rest of the afternoon looks. buildings clouds for now but showers between 1:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. the coverage of the rain showers will increase after we get toward the a5:00, 7:00, time frame. we'll talk about it tomorrow. back to you. >> chuck, we'll see you here in a little while and welcome on monday morning. what's the traffic look like out there right now? let's check in to see what danella is seeing. what's going on? >> not p if you cross the american legion bridge. you're nice and clear here. actually as well crossing over the 14th street bridge in the roadwork in the right lane here. traveling 395 northbound. that right lane is blocked by the roadwork there, but your travel speed is not bad, though. 56 miles per hour not bad at all. that trip right now takes 12 minutes. barbara, back over to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> this morning the president's senior campaign adviser says he's confident the white house did not leak classified national security information. both democrat and republican law

tulsa, oklahoma. happy birthday, ruth. i hope you are feeling great down there. i appreciate that, john. just flipped by me, ron, the whole vampire thing. the movie opens friday and my friend was a producer on it. and finally tonight, pinheads & patriots. who are the highest paid athletes in the nation. forbes has the list. number one, boxer floyd ma mayweather earned $85 million last year alone. he is currently in prison for domestic violence. not good. number two, another boxer. manny pacquiao earned $62 million last year. number three, tiger woods. most in endorsements here. number four, lebron james ear earning $53 million in 2011. and number five, roger federer nearly $53 million in one year. most of that again enendors enendorsement money. i'm putting them in the patriot category because they are competing in an extremely difficult marketplace and succeeding but mr. mayweather you better clean up your act. that is it for us. check out the fox news website which is different from billoh he riley .com. spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. ge

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