andrew kozak out of tulsa, oklahoma.eather computers crashed, and he improvised very well, i must say. now with your high-tech forecast, meteorologist dylan dreyer joins us. and what people don't realize is you have that little remote with a nine-volt battery in it. that dies, you've got nothing. >> it's so true, and it's died on me before. you know, my handwriting is so much better than my computer skills. >> tomorrow maybe we'll go with the cue cards. >> i like it, hey. you know, you need like a whole crayon box to get the colors on this map here. so much for high tech. we are going to see temperatures back in denver start off below zero, windchills feel like it's about 10 to 15 degrees below zero. so that's where the cold air is, clearly. but the east coast still enjoying above-average temperatures, but it still comes with some rain. it's a very, very slow-moving front, and it is going to continue to bring rain right from washington, d.c., down to new orleans today and tomorrow. but the rain, it does look like we coul

the meteorologist from tulsa had to improvise when his computer crashed.happened right before the broadcast and they couldn't fix it in time. so he drew the forecast. >> that's pretty good. >> remember al hernden had the text p--- texaco face. there's some consultant thinking that's the way to do weather. >> coming up, are pure bred pet bus inherently dangerous? we'll explain how maryland lawmakers may have their compromise. >> a hostage rescue mission in algeria gets several americans out safely but the status of others still unclear. >> rules to lev by. that's what two girls wrote down inner that rule book. >> and it is snowing outside, just a few hundred miles away in virginia. we'll look at that and how things develop. it's ravens game day straight ahead. >>> john leopold won't sit before a jury. the anne arundel county executive waived his right to a jury trial. leopold is accused of misconduct in office for using county resources not related to his job as a county executive. >>> a baltimore city student has been arrested for posing as a school office

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he went old school. >> i can tell you right now it's 15 and 18 at tulsa international. >> the computerwhots a weather forecast without a check on the radar? [ laughter ] >> here's a look at the radar. >> looks like somebody rerouted the red river. >> you need thicker paper. >> yeah, your day planner, getting your day started, thoiz are not snowflakes. those are stars. >> i sort of see that. the problem with hand drawn weather

it's ktul in tulsa, oklahoma.mputer that generates the graphics for his morning weather forecast went down, so he kind of went old school. take a look. >> let's take a look at the current temperatures. this is what we can see out there. it is 15 and 18 at tulsa international. >> desperate times call for desperate measures. the computer will go down, the show has to go on. what what's is weather forecast without a check on the radar. >> here is a look at the radar. [ laughter ] >> it's not the best. something happened to the state of oklahoma overnight. >> looks like somebody rerouted the red river. >> yeah. >> you need thicker paper. >> for today, your day planner forecast, getting your day started. those are not snowflakes, as keith pointed out earlier. those are stars. >> i sort of see that. see,he

it is 15, 18 at tulsa international. >> desperate times call for desperate measures.puter will go down, the show has to go on. what what's is weather forecast without a check on the radar. >> here is a look at the radar. [ laughter ] >> it's not the best. something happened to the state of oklahoma overnight. >> looks like somebody rerouted the red river. >> yeah. >> you need thicker paper. >> for today, your day planner forecast, getting your day started. those are not snowflakes, as keith pointed out earlier. those are stars. >> i sort of see that. see, the problem with hand-drawn weather graphics is you can't get too elaborate. for instance, you can't do an eight-day forecast or headlines or anything. >> let's take a look at your headlines this morning. as we do, we're going to talk about a cold start to the week. this is exactly what we're looking at here. eight-day planner. monday, that's today, 34 degrees. move my fingers out of the way here. 34 degrees today, we'll be looking at mostly sunny skies. >> you even have the little toyota sponsors sign, yeah, our spo

through the morning, oklahoma city to tulsa down to dallas, we watch the storms popping up there.is afternoon and tonight, they head through this area of red. a chance of tornadoes. most of these storms will be after dark. you don't know the tornado is on top of you until you hear it. pine bluff to northern louisiana, a deadly situation. if you have friends and family that live there, make sure they are aware of the dangers there. all of our friends, mississippi, alabama, georgia through the carolinas, you shouldn't have many tornadoes to deal with but strong storms and gusty winds that could fall anywhere. the forecast today, much warmer. east coast you are fine today. the danger area is through the midwest, especially oklahoma, arkansas, southern missouri and louisiana. can't believe we are talking a possible tornadoout break in the heart of winter. >>> bad weather over the weekend for the farmers open to be pushed to yesterday. tiger woods had a six-stroke lead to the final 11 hole at torrey pines. it wasn't good early going. sliced on the nine. drops his club in disgust, for a

liberty bowl, tulsa's alex singleton scored three touchdowns as the golden hurricane beat iowa state. >>> there are six more bowl games today, starting with the gator bowl. mississippi state against northwestern. then it's purdue versus oklahoma state in the heart of dallas bowl. i love these names. in the outback bowl, south carolina faces michigan. in the capital one bowl, georgia takes on corn huskers from nebraska. to the rose bowl. wisconsin against number six stanford. in the orange bowl, this one has my interest. because northern illinois is paying 12th ranked florida state. >>> in the nfl, not a good day to be a head coach. all the following fired. the eagles' andy reid, chargers '94 of turner, bears' lovie smith, that's after a winning record but a bad year. the browns' pat shurmur. also cut loose, chiefs' romeo cornell, bills' chan galery. jets' rex ryan survived the day. >>> at the annual car jumping championship in england, drivers used a ramp to try to fly over ten wrecked dars and land on the other side. most of the fearless competitors weren't even close. not like they

one town outside of tulsa canceled classes today because a quarter of the students are sick.ional cleaner also be in the classrooms disinfecting everything. one school system in suburban cleveland is way ahead. once a week they disinfect all schools with high power sprayers that leave a fine mist everywhere. it's similar to that used in hospital operating rooms. the machines cost several thousand dollars each but school attendance is pretty high. >>> boston is in full scale disaster mode. robocalls have gone out to 45,000 people reminding them to get a flu shot. hospitals are swamped with flu patients. some of them also falling victim to a nasty stomach bug called noravirus. if you feel sick, should you go to the hospital? >> reporter: you need to watch for the signs. if you have any difficulty breathing, any shortness of breath, you may have chest pain, that could mean pneumonia, doesiness or confusion could mean you're dehydrated. >> that was abc's dr. richard besser. supplies of the flu vaccine are running flow. 128 million doses have been distributed. but clinics are stru

so it weatherman from tulsa had to get creative when his graphic system failed. he had to resort to drawing the graphics by hand. pretty good, actually? colorful markers there. even drew a couple of pictures of himself showing how he felt when the computer went down. lawrence, are you watching? >> he's a good artist. >> he is. >> need a sponsor on there. >> very impressive! >> you have so many minutes to fill and on tv say, i don't care if your computer is not working. fill that time. >> better learn to dance, baby. >> do you know what my pictures would look like? >> terrible. >> stick figures. >> not the best artist. >>> around the bay area mostly clear and cold, couple of patches of fog in the valleys and thank goodness our computers are working. looking good temperatures in the 30s and 40s right now clear along the coastline and inside the bay. as we head toward the afternoon, hazy sunshine for most folks. temperatures going to be milder today. maybe even into the mid-60s in the warmer parts of the bay area. high pressure now building in along the west coast i

. >> a very creative improvisation by a weatherman in tulsa.is weather graphics were not o andrew created his .orning show weather report this drawing is how he felt, apparently, after the computer crash. handled it with a sense of humor. >> look at that map of oklahoma. >> this is a little map of what whether looked liked. snow did not actually happen. sun, because that is coming out. >> it is. very creative. we have all had that to happen when the computer has crashed. sometimes you can get it back working and other times you are out of luck. its technology. -- it is technology. --n the forecast fails >> you go incognito. >> we did know that it would be call, that we would be on the edge. it went farther south and east than we thought. snow to the joy of some. roanoke in particular got hit with 5 inches of snow and of power a bit outages. r temperature ou right now. if it's breezy in the wake of the storm. hour, so it feels like 30 degrees in d.c. 21 windchill factor in d.c. -- winchester rather. the storm left us with a lot of nothing as it

this is sears take a look this tulsa oklahoma with a man went back to basics he showed off his artisticelt when the system went down and how he was happy when i came back online. love our technology but we have some interesting things to show you in technology today at navy pier today the folks said if nature isn't going to make any snow, we are so they engaged in snowmaking machine and preparation for their snow day event. there are going to make sculptures out of 10 ft. blocks of snow but pr director there said when i told her this would be a photograph people were given this a double take that is the closest we have been to snow in a while we set a record for the latest we actually tied in 1899 record in we will break it tomorrow this is the latest that it has not snowed an inch in chicago part of the reason is you see these clear skies. about 30 percent of the area could get a snow spell this is the big storm it produced huge amounts of natural snow we could see some snow in parts of the area by 4:50 a.m. around here by 7 in the morning there is a warm front that sits right there th

in tulsa, as i mention often, there's a group there that serves 7,000 people, and those are things that been going on seven to eight years before the current affordable care act. >> matt of the globe. >> talk about the deviciveness in politics and in the country and part of that fueled by the money and the advertising, and, i mean, do you have thoughts on that as someone who puts fuel into a campaign? i mean, did you have conversations? >> well, as you know, the super pacs that's sensitive legally in terms of interaction, and so i was very careful not to give -- in fact, the ads the super pac ran, i never saw. i told the fellow running it, i go not want to run negative ads, and the ads that were run pointed out romney's positions, but i hope you agree they were not as devicive as other ads might have been. >> next to aaron mcpike. aaron? >> yeah, wonder if you can assess where super pacs over the last few years are successful and where they failed because, you know, as i read it, yours and the super pac that helped newt gingrich kept candidates alive in the primaries, but thin in the ge

. >> and now we know where tulsa is, too. color using blue for low temperatures and yellows for the high. >> that is him when he found out the computer was back up with those graphics. >> back in the day, this is how we used to do it in days before high tech graphics and imagery. when i first started doing weather 40 years ago we had plexiglas covers and i had to draw in highs, lows, smiley faces and stuff. we had to explain the weather. >> so you had to be an artist. >> am i not, still? >> it remains subject to judgment. >> you're probably right. i'm going to talk about weather. with my high tech tools, i couldn't draw this pick you're, we've got cloud free skies. we do have declining air quality today. tomorrow will be as well. and we now have a beach hazard alert in effect from friday afternoon to saturday morning. and this is for these areas in monterey bay. looking for sets to 20 feet of sneaker waves possible. so just bear that in mind. looking at national weather conditions tomorrow, nationwide, here is what we can exp

. >>> tulsa handles iowa state in the liberty bowl, and stanford playing tomorrow against wisconsin in

. >>> tulsa handles iowa state in the liberty bowl, and stanford playing tomorrow against wisconsin in. happy new year, everybody. >> go cardinal. thanks. >>> happy new year to you. thank you for joining ktvu, channel 2 news. >> good night.

on friday oklahoma republican senator tom coburn told a tulsa radio station he's working on a bill with senators chuck schumer and jove mansion to keep guns away from criminals and the mentally ill. think about that, a rural republican senator from essentially the south signing on to a bill with a new york senator on background checks. that would be a big deal. in that "new republic" interview, the president weighed in on something gathers of fathers of young boys weigh in on every week, trust me. how do you square your love for football with the growing evidence that the effect head injuries have on players? here's what the president said. "i'm a big football fan but i have to tell you, if i had a son, i'd have to think long and hard before i let him play football. i think that those of us who love the support are going to have to wrestle with the fact that it will probably change gradually to try to reduce some of the violence," putting the onus on the ncaa. it's the last thing the ncaa needs right now but the fact is somebody has to take a leadership position in college football. it'

the data tulsa's despite with the gun lobby will say, the first assault weapons ban even with its double- >> the measure would outlaw the manufacturing sale of 157 semiautomatic weapons and magazine clips holding more than 10 rounds. the previous assault weapons ban expired in 2004 after 10 years in affect. the new measure is expected to meet stiff resistance from house republicans and even some senate democrats in states with loose restrictions on firearms. democratic senator john kerry appeared before the senate foreign relations committee thursday for his confirmation hearing to become the next secretary of state. his -- he has been a member of it since 1985. during his introductory remarks, he was interrupted by a protester with the group codepink, the activist rushed out of the room as she called for a changed u.s. policy in the middle east including cutting aid to israel. john kerry responded by invoking his own days as an anti-war activist in the early 1970's upon returning from military service in vietnam. >> killing thousands of people. they are not a threat to us. when is it go

don't benchmark yourself against someone in new york city if are you working in tulsa.rmation you have, the more ammunition you have to state your case. go into your boss's office with a list of accomplishments, recognitions, awards. things that you have really overachieved on. most likely your boss has no idea that you have done all this work. having that list handy gives you the ammunition. >> a lot of bosses are saying all well and good, jean, i know have worked hard and, like, there's nothing there. what do you say there? >> you need to be prepared with a list of other things that you might be willing to take in lieu of money. >> such as? >> more flex time or something? >> more flex time, more vacation. more flexibility to do other things. i wouldn't leave without suggesting that i'm going to come back and revisit the concept of actual money in six months because that's what it's all about these days. salaries have been stagnant for such a long time. >> should you give a specific number? >> absolutely. >> tell them what you want. >> 5% or 10% higher than you actuall

you see all of the lightning here, through oklahoma city, moving into tulsa. that's broken arrow up to the northwest, 544, rolling through kansas city now. the weather does vnl move by. even for tomorrow, the weather moves into the southeast where we could have severe weather. the threat today will be an isolat tornado or two. not talking about a lot of big f4, f5 tornadoes. but if you get tornadoes that are wrapped in rain we call them because there's rain all the way around the tornado and you can't see it out there and take cover, sometimes those are the most dangerous. and they're only f1, f2s, maybe 80, 90, 100 miles per hour. if they hit your house, that's a b big deal. keep the weather radio on, we'll be here all day long. >> i lose track of the dates, this is almost february, i didn't think we were near tornado season. >> tornado season follows the jet stream. january, february, they're across the south. march, april, may. by june, july, august, you can get tornadoes in calgary and edmonton. i've seen that up into the middle of the summer. that's where

yesterday four women were bound and shot in tulsa, oklahoma.year-old chris smith was dropping his children off at school in ft. myers, florida, when he was shot and killed in the parking lot. and in aurora, colorado, the same town where james holmes is alleged to have set off tear gas grenades and then murdered 12 people and injured 58 others in a movie theater, police were called to a townhouse after gunshots were heard. after a

alvin lee watts are charged with first-degree murder for the killings that happened last april in tulsaacing a malicious harassment charge. oklahoma's equivalent to a hate crime offense. two other victims survived. >>> in kansas one man is learning the hard way. the state's law regarding sperm donation. listen to this. 46-year-old william morada answered a craigslist ad in 2009 from a lesbian couple who wanted to conceive. the three signed an agreement freeing him of any financial obligation but the couple became pregnant in their home not at their doctor's office and in the state of kansas that makes their previous agreement invalid. well now the state is asking marotta to pay $6,000 and child support. but he is fighting back in court. i spoke with marotta and his attorney about this strange case including why he even answered the ad. we'll hear from them in our next hour. >>> if you've been following the emotional custody battle of a 3-year-old girl known as baby veronica you know how complicated this case has become. there are about to be even more people involved. the supreme court

. >> host: tulsa proof texts are. >> guest: that comes to biblical interpretation largely.i contextualize paragraphs are sending his supposedly prove something. they're almost always given without context. so people say thomas jefferson was a deist, but here's this quotation in which he talks about jesus christ. thus we see this is true and what people is alive and the founders wrote an enormous amount. george washington papers at the university of virginia are now invited 67 a projected 95 games and he was the one of the writers. alexander hamilton, james madison, thomas jefferson spent hours every day writing letters. so we have rooms full of writings from the people handy feature a pic of vacation here and there come you can prove they were christians were ds or unitarians are baked potatoes and you can prove, because they said so much. it proves vacation is a quotation offered very little contact. and biblical discussions, texts are prove what got us thinking. in our discussions of the founders, was to collect device, once you create a high mind, you can apply to any se

. >>> police in tulsa, oklahoma walked into a horrific crime scene.men shot to death inside an apartment. they also found a 4-year-old boy in the home, but he was not physically harmed. it's not clear what relationship the boy had with the women or what he may have witnessed. police say someone had spoken to one of the victims less than an hour before the bodies were found. so far no suspects, no motive. >>> in other news this morning, casey anthony is not expected to appear in a florida courtroom later today during an appeal hearing. anthony was convicted on four counts of lying to investigators about the disappearance of her daughter back in 2008. her attorneys argued that the statements were made before anthony was advised of her rights. >>> a massachusetts family is recovering after fighting off a wild bobcat. the bobcat took roger mundell by surprise as he stepped into his garage, pouncing on him from eight feet away, sinking its teeth into his face and clawing his back. he said all he heard was a hiss before the bizarre attack. >> it jumped from

. >>> outside of tulsa, oklahoma no one is going to school today, a quarter of

. >> catherine: that's andrew kozak - who works in tulsa. andrew has a sense of humor. draw the 8-day forecast. and to show how he felt when his computer went down.and when he found out it would be fixed. brian, what would you be that creative? [laughter] >> that the weather looks beautiful for this evening. take a look this is from mount tam looking over the ocean, beautiful. for this evening, clear skies. and temperatures are going to get cold. getting into the 20s in the coming 30's by the bay and as the go for the bay tomorrow lots of sunshine. and the warmest areas will get to the 60s. the futurecast, by 7:00 a.m., those are the cold temperatures. notice the north bay. and also, 20's towards fairfield as we go format late morning hours and eventually the afternoon. we will look at 60s once again. what we can expect for the rest of the holiday weekend, coming up. >> this key and snowboard and skiing season but these amazing oakland oakley-- goggles. if you'o're lreing inth mtherar sev se cre n'n'disedie,e, ask yok ur gas goentoeologoltei, tabouabhumihu ada amumamu w

he worked for one of the oil companies in tulsa. if he got a raise because he's a quadriplegic and he's single, he had to have help. if he got a raise, he would lose medicaid for his health care to and i'm talking if you're a quadriplegic you do need somebody to help you at night, in the morning, etc.. what's our program? our program is if you get to the next point, you lose it all. rather than have a program that tapers off your benefits as you rise in your income so we don't have that anywhere in the country where we can meaningfully encourage people to grow and achieve high, and what they can yet we have these flat takeoffs, the scene on disability. if you burn a certain amount, you lose your disability. and maybe you could lose a portion and continue to expand your horizons and capabilities and accomplishments before you eventually could get off of it. we have all these things and we have a young guy in oklahoma by the name of jason price who works with our disabled and over the last several years has had 4,000 people, he's put

>>>out side tulsa, oklahoma, no one's going to school today. a quarter of the school is sick. >> we would be in what we classify as a flu epidemic. >> vice president biden who's heading up the dask force on gun violence is meeting with the nra. >> we're not going agree on these gun questions. >>> i was like it can't be real. i was in shock. >> another school shooting in taft, california. >> police say hero teacher stopped him from more shots. >> i'm surprised. >>> across the upper midwest and northern plains with wind-driven snow. travel conditions will be dangerous if not impossible. >>> kate middleton has attended the official portrait of the duchess of cambridge. it looks all right to us. >>> a python traveled from australia to new guinea not on the inside but by riding on the wing. >> all that -- >> despite the snub at the oscar nominations, ben affleck took home the best director for the award. >> i would like to thank the academy. >> -- and all that matters. >> jack assures me that he's going to work to make at least one letter legible in

tulsa on the back side of that, the forecast in oklahoma, not only severe weather, maybe tornadoes. possible snow tonight. all in one day. that's why i bring this to your attention. it's heading towards louisiana and new orleans. if you have a red eye flight tomorrow night, you might want to be advised. it could be bumpy right there. might -- might kind of weaken a little bit. but there will be heavy rain for a brief period of time. the good news, by wednesday night it's gone. thursday it looks fine. for ut us -- for us, the higher clouds will thin out. a lot of high clouds. partly to mostly cloudy. a chilly start but a little breeze out of the north. upper 50s, very, very low 60s. i don't think temperatures will be much different today. north bay all the way to santa clara valley or from the coast. tomorrow, we'll start a little bit of a warmup with sunshine except for some patchy fog. sunny and warmer weather toward the end of the week and probably into most of the weekend. >>> this week we should learn more about how much snow fell in california. today, the state department of wa

that's what one weather man at our abc affiliate in tulsa, oklahoma, that's what he did.r up the weather maps. he came up with impressive-looking graphics. >> very nice. >> at the end of the forecast, he got a little more creative. take a look. >> and by the way, this is how i felt this morning. this is how i felt when i realized i could just draw everything. and when i realized we're finally getting the computers back, this is how i feel right now. >> i like the hair color. >> that's great. better than when i tried it. he's a real artist. >> yeah. very macgyver, truly. our thanks to andrew kozak and our affiliate ktul. >>> lady gaga is also in "pop news" today. her custom-made tour bus has made its debut. the born brave bus is ready to hit the road for the u.s. leg of her world tour. the bus is covered in artwork created by -- >> who is that cowboy dancing outside the bus? >> is that lady gaga? i was wondering why it was -- >> you want to -- >> there's the bus and the cowboy, gaga herself. if you go inside, it's an interactive experience, where kids can connect with othe

tulsa looks like a washing machine and the strong winds are causing rothesay ease, making for dangerousches ride along the state's coast were close. >> do not forget to watch as for the continuing coverage of the forty-niners. state- owned for dr. phil.tuned for dr.

tulsa and gears up to vote on a temporary debt ceiling height. loser, again this is my opinion. republicans are trying to do cut stores medicare and these are automatic cuts that will happen. they do not want to look like they're trying to stop the economy from functioning. that one-stop social security. they're trying to refocus. >> what i love about this bill is that they're putting a provision in it that if they do not pass and then they will not get paid. >> they have not passed a bill of four years. we often make but as every year and they cannot begin a federal budget done. obama stated that he will get this done. maybe if they do not get paid that will get it done. >> wenner for to that would be the toyota prius hybrid it was the top-selling car in california. toyota is doing very well. toyotas and hondas seem to be the type of car that californians by. uy. the trades big three are hurting. they're not on the list. california tends to be a trend setter. they have more profits. and the reports call the pre is roomy and affordable. >> let's

and tulsa, i met a group down there that serves 7,000 people, and those are things that we all can do to help poor people without health care and our ip din gent -- indigent. so these programs have been going on seven, eight years before the current affordable care act. >> matt with the globe. >> divisiveness in politics and in the country, and part of that seems fueled by the money and the advertising. i mean, do you have any sort of thoughts on that as someone who's put fuel into a campaign? i mean, did you have conversations with santorumsome. >> well, as you know, the superpacs, that's very sensitive legally in terms of interaction. and so i was very careful not to give -- in fact, a lot of the ads that the super pac ran i never even saw. but i told the fella running it i do not want to run negative ads, and i think the ads that were run maybe pointed out romney's positions, but i hope that you agree that they weren't as divisive as some other ads might have been. >> we're going to go next to erin mcpike, michael warren and jonathan -- >> erin. >> yeah. i wonder if you can assess

host: let's take this call from coleman in tulsa, oklahoma. caller: carbon dioxide is the elixir of life. to say that carbon dioxide is a pollutant, we cannot live without carbon dioxide and enter the atmosphere. i work on a project where we are increasing the midgets -- vegetation growth by raising the carbon dioxide by about 2.5 times what it is in the atmosphere. this whole thing -- . it to freda synthesize and to grow. -- photosynthesis and to grow. i am afraid david is just wrong. host: before we get to the next caller, let me ask you this. does the presence of too much carbon dioxide make it too difficult for humans to breathe? guest: it becomes toxic when you get around 20,000 parts per million. we are at 390 parts per billion. we have a long way to go. guest: what you get is more smog with other pollutants. that is why we get he waves, the damage from people pose a health with the suffering and heat. -- people's with suffering and heat. host: let's go to daniel on the line for democrats. caller: good morning. a couple of things. as the

let's go to john in tulsa. you're on "the stephanie miller show.">> caller: we really missed you. >> stephanie: i miss you too. >> caller: especially my wife. it is like when bill maher goes off, they always do interesting things when he's off. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: not to downgrade the fiscal cliff but i want to talk about the nra. >> stephanie: go ahead. >> caller: i do not understand why the democrats aren't embracing the nra plan. unless i miss my guess the nra suggested we need to appropriate the funds to hire and train security agents. >> i don't know of any dems that are supporting that. >> stephanie: john what's your point? >> caller: i think -- because they asked us to appropriate the funds, obviously that means we have to raise taxes. we could hire -- oh, i don't know five million new jackbooted atf agents. each of them at schools churches malls. >> stephanie: you know, we were on obviously live. we took wayne lapierrre's press conference live. >> our last day. >> stephanie: that's the problem is you gotta look at all parts of it

you're safe but your friends in oklahomaing from tulsa to little rock, the ozarks down to louisiana,ttention to the forecast even after you go to sleep tonight. you need to have the weather regard on. with these storms and possible tornados, that's the most dangerous time for you and your family. most of the storms are exiting areas of central oklahoma heading into southern kansas. so far no reports of tornadoes. pretty strong storms heading towards just south of kansas city, emporia into areas near columbia city, missouri. if you're in the yellow, you're in danger of strong storms. red color a moderate risk of severe storms where the highest concentration will be, the best chance of tornadoes will be later this afternoon through the overnight hours. it includes, little rock, memphis area, just outside of fort smith and shreveport. over night tonight, even if you're in alabama, atlanta by 9 or 10:00 a.m., these line of storms will roll through your area. a good chunk of the nation will have to deal with the storm system and possible damaging winds and tornadoes throughout the next 48

at the tulsa to bring to market new government to montana and we do not already as well. tomorrow for the first time ever, montana's check book will be online. [applause] bubble has is a searchable database so anyone in siena or anyone across the world for that matter can look at how we're spending taxpayers money. it's the right thing to do it up a lead to more effective government. other somethings i can accomplish it that your active engagement in partnership, there are other areas where we need each other. meet each other for going to make progress. crafting a budget is one of those areas. montana is the envy of other states. our unemployment is lower and our economy sounder while every other state's budget is in writing things to sell solid fiscal management, half a billion dollars budget surplus. our state is strong and going stronger. [applause] to continue improving our position, i didn't montanans honestly take a a balanced approach. let's invest some time with give some back. saving out to be simple. address issues of the legislative session at the rainy day fun