his presence on day 52 of a 54-day-long shoot. >> we were on our second-to-last day of filming in tulsa, and we heard about an inmate who was there, who could possibly have murdered 21 people. >> do you have the log on you? >> we generally don't start talking to somebody for the first time with only two days left to shoot. it just doesn't generally give us the amount of time to build the story that we need. but it's not common that we come across somebody that could be an alleged serial killer. >> he's actually security level one. i've never had a level one since i've been assigned here. level one is for -- in my terms, no other way to put it, they are a true bad guy. >> 27-year-old chance clegette had recently been arrested for allegedly beating and choking a girlfriend. when the police arrived, the victim told him during the attack, clegette said he would kill her, just as he had done to 21 others. he would later plead not guilty at his arraignment. >> so now the authorities want to try to match his dna with unsolved homicides. at that point, even though we had wrapped up all our stor

>>> chance clagett was in the tulsa county jail for allegedly beating and choking a girlfriend. told police that he had threatened to kill her, just as he had done to 21 others. clagett had already been to prison for brutally beating another woman. and he had made it clear he had hurt others as well. >> i took pleasure in other people's pain. i became a bit of a sadist. >> but we wanted to know if he really was a serial killer. >> did you have a juvenile record? >> no. >> never got caught? >> no. >> never got caught? >> nope. >> then he revealed something that really made me think -- >> oh, my god, i'm a monster, apparently. 9 years old, i mean, i hurt animals and stuff like that. i don't know, man, i looked at everything with a sense of separation. >> but the other thing that i keyed on was one of the jobs he talked about. >> i became a carny. not in the sense that everybody else was, but, yeah, i traveled with the carnival. >> because, in the course of the crime that he was in jail for, he said to his victim, i've killed 21 people all over the country, you're going to be the 2

. >> in tulsa, oklahoma, our field team was anxious to find out the truth about an inmate who had recently been booked into the county jail. problem was, they learned of him on day 52 of 54 days of filming. >> we were on our second to last day of filming, and we heard about an inmate who was there, who could possibly have murdered 21 people. we generally don't start talking to somebody for the first time with only two days left to shoot. it just doesn't give us the amount of time to build the story that we need, but it's not common that we come across somebody that could be an alleged cereserial killer. >> he's security level one. i've never had one since i've been here. no other way to put it, they are a true bad guy president. >> chance clegget was arrested for allegedly beating and choking a girlfriend. when police arrived the victim told them that during the attack, clegget said he would kill her just as he had done to 21 others. he would later plead not guilty at his arraignment. >> so the authorities want to match his dna with unsolved homicides. >> how are you? >> at that point, eve

. >>> the sheriff in tulsa steps down over the shooting of an unarmed man, why a grand jury thinks heuld be held responsible. ♪ ♪ >>> a funeral service is being held this morning for a new jersey high school quarterback who died last week. he died suddenly after collapsing on the football field. an autopsy determined he has suffered a rupture's spleen. his death is raising new questions at high schools around the country over what can be done to save the lives of young athletes. >> reporter: athletes at this high school are allowed to practice full contact for no more than 90 minutes a week. a safeguard to prevent injuries in a sport often criticized for being too violent. >> there are situations that happen, emergencies happen, accidents happen. >> reporter: five high school athletes died playing football last season. these players are more likely to suffer from catastrophic injuries than college athletes. the latest is this boy. an autopsy shows he died of a lacerated spleen. >> it is one like this. >> reporter: mark harris with sports depot, says his store has seen an up tick in sa

stuart: if you're an economist i want you to tulsa about walmart as an economic indicator, not the company itself but its position itself in the overall economy. is this a sign we're slowing down? >> well, i don't think so much that it's a sign that the overall economy is slowing down more than it is a reflection of just the incredibly tough environment that walmart has found itself in trying to serve the median consumer where wages are really not growing even though employment is much, much better off. stuart: their announcement today is a function of the squeeze on middle america and the squeeze on poor america as well. that's what's going on. >> there's no doubt. and so when you look at walmart key consumer, there just hasn't been any wage growth to speak of. and at the same time that there hasn't been any wage growth to speak of, all of these other things that you talked about on your show have happened. we've seen change in buying habits, online be such an important place, we've seen walmart suppliers, you know, being in a hard place to give

david in tulsa, oklahoma. what do think about all this?aller: you just got through speaking to me. host: let me move on. francis, spring hill, florida. what do you think of this that joe biden is not going to run? caller: i'm glad he decided to get out. i think it's time has past. i love him. i think he did a wonderful job as a vice president. very loyal to president obama. but i think we need to move on. and i will never, ever -- i have been a democrat since i was 18. i'm 69. i will never vote for a socialist. i think it is a wasted vote. this country is not a socialist country. we're not socialist threat we are somewhere in between capitalism and socialism. socialism has a bad connotation to it. i am a hillary supporter. i remember when her husband and her fought for health care before anybody else did. people seem to forget that. she was vilified because of the process. i think president obama picked up the ball and advanced it. now we have health care. it is not socialized health care but it is good. he fulfilled his agenda. people, pe

let me ask you in terms of the life flight choppers they are going to tulsa and oklahoma city -- >> i oklahoma city primarily, but i saw some coming from the east, so i would assume are from tulsa, also. but most of them were from oklahoma city. >> doctor, i am having trouble hearing you as well, and that is what we are getting and from the associated press we have heard that three are dead confirm and at least 22 injuries after this car crash and again at the oklahoma state university parade. sir, it doesn't appear from some still photographs that we have here that weather was a factor, and was it raining or slick streets or anything? >> no, no. it was cool overcast, but no evidence of any weather problems occurring. i stand corrected, because i said oklahoma city, but it is n not, it is oklahoma state university. and the types of injuries that you saw, cuts and abrasions or something more severe? >> no. multiple head injuries and extreme titi, fractured extremities and also i suspect some abdominal injuries as well and chest injuries, but everyone that had survived seemed to be brea

. >> in tulsa, oklahoma today a grand jury indicted county sheriff stanley glands in connection with that april shooting of an unarmed man by a volunteer deputy. the deputy is still awaiting trial on a manslaughter charge and according to the indictment there were big questions whether he was even qualified for the job. airpdz is hererica pitzi is her. erica. >> ultimately the grand jury indicted the deputy and recommended the sheriff resign. many in that community called for that since the deadly shooting. now as he refused to step down for months the sheriff is changing his tune. an indictment handed out by an oklahoma grand jury, concealing investigation of a deadly police shooting of a man in april. the suspect eric harris had allegedly tried to sell an illegal gun to an undercover officer. the video shows harris being taken down. 73-year-old volunteer deputy robert bates fired a shot. bates said he meant to reach for his stun gun but accidentally grabbed his pistol. >> he shot me, man! >> reporter: as the deputy needle on top of harris's head, harris yelled out,. >> i'm losing m

tim: today doctor carson held a book-signing event at a barnes and noble in tulsa carson says he's thankful the voters are receiving his message. (ben carson, (r) presidential candidate) "well, you know, its one poll. so, when we've had several of them then i might get a little more excited. its nice to know that people are actually listening to what i'm saying as opposed to how it's being reinterpreted." tim: the retired neurosurgeon topped the poll with the help of women and white evangelicals, both of whom support carson by wide margins over trump. tim: donald trump had to apologize on behalf of one of his interns today the real estate tycoon reportedly tweeted out the apology after the intern sent a tweetsuggesting iowans have brain issues because of the corn they eat. trump said the young intern accidentally retweeted the message from somewhere else. jenna: now to a touching story about a little girl from ankeny who is making national headlines after a heisman trophy candidate took time away from the game to meet her last saturday during the iowa state/t-c-u football game. abby fuller,

some victims were airlifted to hospitals in tulsa and oklahoma c cy. cici. "the oklahoma home coming parade is probably one of the most wholesome and happy events in the county and to have it fouled like this, these victcts, this terrible tragedy."25-year-old stillwater resident adacia democratic race are there--and some extras, like bill clinton. he says s 's time for r n to knock down a gender barrier in the white house.he says he wants to be the first male presidential spouse. // katy perry music // //it is a aock star event - for democrats - - and bill and hillary clinton - aren't the only head - liners.an actual - rock* and pop - star - kary - perry - flew in - as the entertainment.he ared onto the stage - in a white - gown - late this afternoon - to kick off the event.supporters called it an impressive show.bernie sanders and martin o'malley - are also attending the event. the democratic race now down to four* - after jim webb and lincoln chay-fee - dropped out. if you see smoke in cedar rapids tomorrow it *could be coming from the indian creek nature

some were airlifted to hospitals in tulsa and oklahoma city. >> the oklahoma state homecoming parade is probably one of the most wholesome, happy events in the country. the victims it is terrible by the middle of the day, some places could see as much is 12 inches. houston and several other places remain under flash flood watch. houses were buried under raging waters. railroad tracks washed away which caused a freight train to derail an overturned. two crewmembers had to swim to safety. >>> now the championship chase. the mets live in missouri at 10:00 this morning. yesterday was their final workout. matt harvey will start game one of the world series. in 12 innings this season, his 16 that she has 16 strikeouts and two wins. he has the ball that rises to the occasion. >> he said, are you ready for it? dam right. game 7 may be something, but i will be ready.>> reporter: when the best-of-seven series comes, they will also be playing noah syndergaard . it is an amazing time for all mets fans. >> totally.>>> the time is 6:09. the health alert at health foods -- at whole foods. while a p

a fuel tank exploded at the tulsa quarry monday, as "limestone fire protection district firefighters" battled a fire. captain don boyle's helmet cam captured the explosion. three firefighters and a quarry worker were hurt- - eir injuries are not life-threatening. a washington bus bst into flames this morning, and the fire was caught on department of transportatio n cameras. the fire happened around 6:50 a-m on bus operator heard a pop and thought he had blown a tire. ...but when the operator pulled over, heheaw the flames. officials sasathe operator actedd quickly, and all passengers were safely evacuated from the bus uninjured. you're underage, drunk, driving, and a deputy nabs you. can't get much worse, right? oh, but it can. when "another" underage drunk driver sideswipes your car. the dashcam on a detroit- area deputy's cruiser captured the whole thing early saturday. both drivers are 20, and both blew point one seven on breathalyzer tests, according to sheriff's deputies. no one was hurt. it sure was another beautiful dadahere in siouxland. but could cooler temperatures be in our

teresa and dennis keichel traveled all the way from tulsa, oklahoma to root on their son. >> how proud are you of this young man? >> i can't even describe it, man. can't even describe it. >> i sent him a message earlier and told him to put the yankees to bed for the season. >> dad, what do you think? >> yeah, no problem. let's get those yankees out. >> reporter: i treated the cardinals nicely, the yankees hope to treat their son rudely.

>>reporter: this software from tulsa walked away despite badly cutting her hand.to shield her from the carnage around her. >> everybody was laying there and my roommate said that you don't want to look over there. it was really scary. >>reporter: police identified the driver as 25-year-old, adacia chambiers. the man who was said he pulled his sons out of the way just in time shared a picture with us, showing officers arresting her. >> people were having fun and they didn't know what hit them. it came 40 or 50 miles an hour, they were speeding through the people. >>reporter: the tragic deaths and the injuries stunned governor mary fallin. >> homecoming is a time of celebration. to think someone could hurt people like this is unfathomable. >>reporter: the government -- the governor hopes to meet with some of the victims tonight and many plan to join her by sending thoughts and prayers. >> william dupree reporting. >>> police are investigating a man that was shot and killed in san jose early yesterday morning on monterey street. was pronounced dead at the scene and w

reports later showed supervisors at the tulsa county sheriff's office were ordered to falsify bates' training records before the shooting. on wednesday, a grand jury indicted sheriff glanz on misdemeanor charges related to glanz's withholding of documents during the departments internal investigation. his attorney said he would resign before the november hearing. meanwhile, new york city police department commissioner bill bratton is unveiling new rules today that will require the nation's largest police department to document virtually every instance of force by police officers. the rules will go into effect next year. in west virginia, former coal company ceo don blankenship is on trial over a 2010 explosion at the massey energy coal mine that killed 29 workers. the explosion was the worst coal disaster in the united states in 40 years. blankenship faces 31 years in prison on charges of tipping off managers ahead of federal safety inspections and trying to cover up the company's lax safety regulations. three more women have come forward with accusations against bill cosby. more tha

kevin: tulsa good a to-based threats where everything looks really good. we are going to have a breeze -- stretch where everything looks really good. we have a breeze. temperatures will not fall to that saturday evening. both days drive with their skies and a seasonable chilly atmosphere, which is what you getting back. adam: not bad. any costumes in your forecast here? kevin: probably a pirate. why not? i have got to follow the kid, adam: i have got a dinosaur and audrey hepburn. she is 17 months old. kevin: old soul. adam: thanks, kevin. starting tonight at 5:00, a holiday hiring. how do retailers figure out what customers will need when the big shopping season rolls around? and we will have team coverage this afternoon of the owen labrie sentence. stay with us on air and online for full coverage, as soon as the sentence is handed down. that does it for us.

somewhere airlifted to tulsa and oklahoma city. probably one of the most wholesome, happy events in the country and to have it fouled tragedy. >> stillwater chambers is in the influence. authorities don't know if it was an accident or intentional. >> we treat these as any homicide investigation. >> the homecoming game was played as scheduled just a few hours after the incident at the stadium flags flying half staff in a moment of silence in honor of the victims. brian webb, cbs news. >>> campaign 16 now. we are exactly 100 days from the iowa caucuses. >> they are doing their best to stoke enthusiasm for the campaign. >> hillary clinton with her husband. she says attacks by republicans have only made her stronger. >>> the american people over the last six weeks have learned a lot about hillary. what she is for, why she is running and what kind of president she will be. and if they want saturday night live, they know she is a pretty good bartender. >> and pop star, katie. campaigned today wearing a red whitened blue outfit with an american flag cape. she is a big supporter of hillary clin

d >>> an explosion hurt three firefighters battling this fire near tulsa, oklahoma. crews used tanker trucks because the nearest hydrant was more than a mile away. authorities say several of the burning taj ks contained heating oil and diesel fuel. >> we have a new development for the minnesota dentist who killed a well-known lion. government officials in zimbabwe say they will not charge him and he is free to return to the country as a tourist, not as a hunter. he had all the necessary paperwork for the hunt. two people who helped him hunt still face charges though. they are accused of using bait to lure the lion out of the national park so he could be killed. >>> the fill up gas tank while you can because it is going back up. it jumped 10% last week and the u.s. is slowing down production. then there is concern about fighting in syria. experts say they have bottomed out nearly plunging 50% in the last year. >> those lower gas prices mean know social security in skis. it is linked to inflation which is being kept down by the gas. but if checks don't get bigger next

some airlifted to hospitals in tulsa and oklahoma city. homecoming parade is probably one of the the country. and to have it fouled like this and these victims, this terrible tragedy. >> reporter: 25-year-old stillwater residents adashia is in jail charged with driving >> we treat these like any homicide investigation. it will take several days to get additional information. >> reporter: the homecoming game was played as scheduled just a few hours after the incident with stadium flags flying at half-staff and a moment of silence in honor of the victims. in new york, brian webb, cbs2 news. >>> new information now on that fire that destroyed an historic new jersey synagogue. investigators believe the fire was accidental. flames moved quickly and left little behind at the synagogue. a caretaker was the only one inside the nearly 100-year-old building yesterday when that fire started. he managed to get out safely, but several torah rolls were destroyed. >> took out the first door. and after that i gave it to the firefighter who brought it out.

. >>> "the tulsa world" reporting that he will reninesign now a grand jury has indicted him. robert bates said he mistook his handgun for a taser when he fatally shot eric harris in april. the sheriff who is a long time friend of bates is accused of slowing down the investigation. >>> the gazette mail of west charleston. he ran the upper big ranch mine, the site of a 2010 explosion that killed 29 miners. blankenship is accused of lying to regulators about his company's safety records. if convicted, he faces up to 30 years in prison. >>> "the washington post" reports mitt romney knows who the republican presidential nominee won't be. donald trump. romney criticized trump ace remarks on immigration but says he appreciates the attention trump is bringing to the race. a new "usa today" poll shows trump still firmly in the lead, ahead of ben carson and carly fiorina and marco rubio and jeb bush. >>> they say a school shooting could have been worse if not for the actions of an assistant ryan rollinger tackled a teenage gunman in the school's main office. one bullet hit the principa

market, a unique natural health store, and we go to the university of tulsa and learn about the indian. >> core courses in indian law. >> we also learn something new about indian country and hear from our elders on this "native report." >> production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation. >> of your life up there in that big city.

this richmond san rafael bridge is finally getting the past tulsa tulsa--polls-- tolls.if you are heading out from highway 37 in novato it is half an hour to get to the south end of the this day and. >> mark: there is a man when after six year-old girl which happened as a couple of weeks ago. she was walking near fordham high school when a man tried to talk to her. she avoided talking with him but he slapped her and grabbed her arm. she grabbed his arm and then ran away. >> i feel i need a new way to walk because i don't to be attacked again. i a lease want to be in a group. >> mark: the girl did not suffered any injuries but they're trying to track down the suspect. in fremont there have been four separate gold chain fax-- thefts. >> darya: san francisco rejected some legislation about illegal immigrants in the wake of the pier 14 deadly shooting by a man who was that deported multiple times. >> mark: hillary clinton prepares to testify before the house committee about the bad guys the attack.benghazi attack . klan's testimony of the panel clinton's testimony before the

a business developer, originally from tulsa, oklahoma... and our returning champion, a law professor from champaign, illinois... and now here is the host of " "opardy!" -- alex trerek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i hope our champion will not mind my saying that i think he's beginning to make an impression on "jeopardy!" isn't he? over $70,000 in three very special games for him. nikki and chris, you're gonna have to work hard today to replace him, but good luck to all of you. here we go. the jeopardy! rorod begins now with these categories. we'll give it to you. alex: sean, where do we start? presidents' middle names for $200, please. chris. -w-w is obama? -good. films of the '90s for $200. sean. -what is "the fugitive"? -that's the movie. presidents' for $400. sean. -who is harding? -warren harding, yes.

some victims were airlifted to hospitals in tulsa and oklahoma city. president hargis: the oklahoma state homecoming parade is wholesome and happy events in the county. ry. and to have it fouled like this -- these victims, this terrible tragedy. resident adacia chambers is in jail, charged with driving under the influence. authorities don't know if the incident was an accident or intentional. sheriff gibbs: we treat these like we would any homicide investigation, and it will take information. brian: the homecoming game was played as scheduled, just a few hours after the incident, with stadium flags flying at half-staff and a moment of silence in honor of the victims. brian webb for cbs news. todd: hollywood legend maureen o'hara has passed away. see what once drew her to central iowa. laura: lots of oscar buzz for the new film "bridge of spies." john pascuzzi tells us if he agrees. and could iowa state change quarterbacks after what happened today against baylor? ahead in sports. announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 10:00 with

many people already celebrating halloween one night early more fun tomorrow brine here is a tulsa of the forecast for the real helene very nice for tomorrow night with the just a few high clouds five temperatures mild '60s and '70s during trecker treating time '60s bayside 70 still in the east they valets any active 76 degrees these numbers running 10 to 15 degrees above average clear skies tonight and tomorrow for lots of sunshine to the day and clouds and the interior) leaving because zero other system approaching that will make more clouds and even the chance for some rain for sunday night with showers lingering into monday morning collision of shares coming with the system is dropping in over the gulf of alaska the feature cast in the sunday in note or cloudy the start the day the clouds go to the morning and then in the afternoon provincially by the evening there's the rain like to moderate north bay and then initialed and will spread south to the bay area sunday evening more showers expected for monday and how much to expect as well an update on where the lisa will "that a 30 l

the o-s-s pophomore from tulsa walked away despite e badly cutting her hand.before she went to the hospital, her roommate tried to shield her from the carnage around her. her. "there were bodies obviously laying there. my roommate was like do not look, do not look because they were putting bags over people, and she was like you don't want to look there. it was just really scary."police identified the driver as 25-year-old adacia chambers.a man who says he pulled his sons out of the way just i itime shared a picicre th us, showing officers arresting her. her. "people were here having fun, and literally they don't know what hit them. it just came 40, 50 miles an hour. they were speeding through the crowd of people."the tragic deaths of four and the injuries of dozens more stunned governor mary fallin. fallin. "you know homecoming's oklahoma tradition and that's football. to think someone could hurt people like this is just unfathomable."the governor says she hopes to meet with some of the victims tonightand many plan to join her by sending their thoughts and prayers. that was will dupree - re

some victims were airlifted to hospitals in tulsa and oklahoma city. >> we are heartbroken at this tragedy. and our thoughts and prayers are with the families of those who died and those who are injured. >> 25-year-old still water resident adacia chambers is in jail charged with driving under the influence. police are investigating whether this was an accident or done intentionally. >> we treat these like we could any homicide -- would any homicide investigation. it will probably take several days to get additional information as to the cause of the accident. >> the homecoming game was played as scheduled just a few hours later. with stadium flags flying at half staff and a moment of silence in honor of the victims. >> and this isn't the first tragedy to strike oklahoma state. in 2001 the men's basketball players were killed in a plane crash coming home from a game and in 2011, the women's basketball coach and assistant were among four killed in a plane crash during a recruiting trip. >>> two people are in police custody tonight charged in the murder and robbery of garrett mclees. 24-year-

some of the more serious air lifted out of here to hospitals in nearby tulsa and oklahoma city. three people died at the scene, and a short time ago we got the sad word that a fourth victim, a 2-year-old boy, passed away hours ago at the hospital in oklahoma city. investigators say in the middle of this joyous and annual event leading up to oklahoma state's big homecoming came today hundreds of people lining the streets for an annual parade, cheering on their home team when cops say 25-year-old adasha chambers drove her sedan through a barricade slamming into a crowd of spectators. police say she has been charged with eyewitnesses report seeing bodies flying through the air like rag dolls. today's homecoming game against kansas did go on despite today's tragedy just before kick off. the flag at the stadium lowered to half staff. then after running onto the field prior to the game most of the oklahoma state players getting on one knee to pray in a moment of silence. a very powerful image out on the field. if there is any kind of silver lining in this community tonight, the game e

some victims were airlifted to hospitals in tulsa and oklahoma city. >> the oklahoma state homecominge is probably one of the most wholesome happy events in the country. and to have it fouled like this and these victims, these -- this terrible tragedy. >> reporter: 25-year-old still water resident adash yea chambers is in jail -- adacia chambers is in jail charged with driving under the influence. they don't know if the accident was an accident or intentional. >> probably take several days to get additional information. >> reporter: the game was played as scheduled just a few hours after the incident. with stadium flags flying at half staff and a moment of silence in honor of the victims. brian webb, for cbs news. >> 44 people were injured in the crash and eight are in critical condition tonight. >>> well, the president of ireland will be traveling to berkeley next week to honor the victims of this summer's deadly balcony collapse. five of of the six young people who died in the accident were from ireland. during his visit wednesday, michael higgins will personally thank the first res

a business developer, originally from tulsa, oklahoma...ning champion, a law professor from champaign, illinois... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i hope our champion will not mind my saying that i think he's beginning to make an impression on "jeopardy!" isn't he? over $70,000 in three very special games for him. nikki and chris, you're gonna have to work hard today to replace him, but good luck to all of you. here we go. the jeopardy! round begins now with these categories. we'll give it to you. alex: sean, where do we start? presidents' middle names for $200, please. chris. -who is obama? -good. films of the '90s for $200. sean. -what is "the fugitive"? -that's the movie. presidents' for $400. sean. -who is harding? -warren harding, yes.

also in oklahoma today, the tulsa county sheriff resigned after he was indicted. the charges stem from the fatal shooting of eric harris by reserve deputy robert bates last april. bates, who says he meant to use his taser, is a friend of sheriff stanley glanz. the sheriff is accused of covering up a report that questioned whether bates was fit for duty. today, exxonmobil said it is selling its refinery in torrance, california. it's been shut since a tremendous explosion last february. our anna werner has found that that disaster was nearly a catastrophe. >> look at the damage to this portion of the refinery. >> reporter: when part of this exxonmobil refinery blew up in february south of los angeles, smoke filled the sky and ash rained down on nearby neighborhoods. >> it was pretty scary. >> reporter: lorraine harding's family lives a mile from the plant and felt the blast, so strong it registered as a 1.7 on the richter scale. >> i thought it was an earthquake because it shook and it was loud, a big boom. >> reporter: four workers were injured, but at the time, ex

some victims were airlifted to hospitals in tulsa and oklahoma city. pres. burns hargis: the oklahoma state home coming parade is probably one of the most wholesome and happy events in the country, and to have it fouled like this, these victims, this terrible tragedy. brian: 25-year-old stillwater resident adacia chambers is in the influence. authorities don't know if the incident was an accident or intentional. kyle gibbs: we treat these like we would any homicide investigation, and it will take several days to get additional information. brian: the homecoming game was played as scheduled just a few hours after the incident with stadium flags flying at half-staff and a moment of silence in honor of the victims. brian webb for cbs news. alyx: this isn't the first tragedy to strike oklahoma state. in 2001, ten men's basketball players were killed in a plane crash coming home from a game. and in 2011, the women's basketball coach and assistant were among four killed in a plane crash during a recruiting trip. new video this morning from texas, where residents a

. >>> also in oklahoma today, the tulsa county sheriff resigned after he was indicted. the charges stem from the fatal shooting of eric harris by reserve deputy robert bates last april. bates, who says he meant to use his taser is a friend of sheriff stanley glans. he is accused of cover ugh up a report that questioned whether bates was fit for duty. >>> exxon mobil says it is de selling its refinery in torrance, california. it has been shut since a tremendous explosion last february. we found out the disaster was nearly a catastrophe. >> look at the damage to this portion of the refinery were when part of this refinery blew up in february south of los angeles smoke filled the sky and ash rained down on nearby neighborhoods. >> it was scary. >> reporter: her family lives a mile from the plant and felt the blast. so strong it registered 1.7 on the richter scale. >> thought it was an earthquake because it shook and it was loud, big boom. >> reporter: four workers were injured. at the time exxon mobile told residents there was no danger to the community. cbs news learned i

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. >>> also in oklahoma today, the tulsa county sheriff resigned after he was indicted. the charges stem from the fatal shooting of eric harris by reserve deputy robert bates last april. bates, who says he meant to use his taser is a friend of sheriff stanley glanz. he is accused of cover ugh up a report that questioned whether bates was fit for duty. >>> exxon mobil says it is selling its refinery in torrance, california. february. our anna werner has fund that disaster was nearly a catastrophe. >> look at the damage to this portion of the refinery were when part of this refinery blew up in february south of los angeles smoke filled the sky and ash rained down on nearby neighborhoods. >> it was scary. >> reporter: lorain harding's family lives a mile from the plant and felt the blast. so strong it registered 1.7 on the richter scale. >> thought it was an earthquake because it shook and it was loud, big boom. >> reporter: four workers were injured. at the time exxon mobile told residents there was no danger to the community. cbs news learned it could have been much worse

a fuel tank exploded at the tulsa quarry monday, as firefighters battled a fire. captain don boyle's helmet cam captured the explosion. three firefighters and a quarry worker were hurt- their r juries are not life-threatening. it's been a tough 2 months for a northwest iowa chiropractor who has been recovering from a bad motorcycle accident. family members of dr. arden keune say he's getting stronger by the day, but they have e ng road ahead of thehe and community is backing them every step of the way. ktiv's sam curtiss has the story. << judging by his face, dr. arden keune looks to be in some pain but this picture is acacally a good sign. a rehabilitation center in lincoln, nebraska. "he is starting to talk more," said kenzie keune. "he is starting to stay awake longer throughout the day." on august 3rd, a suv eluding police barralled into keune's motorcycle in sturgis, south dakota. news that quickly ripped through the sioux rapids, iowa, chiropractor' s community. "devastating," said slider gilmore. "there's been a lot of tears in our community." but those tea

class including stratification, but the problem with class in america today is we live in a period of tulsa, we live in a period of tremendous transformation in which nobody is safe, nothing is basically nailed to the ground. so people who consider themselves middle class on the basis of their income this week or next week are making a significant mistake. we don't have, we have a class of rulers, people who really run the country. i have written of book on mills which is called taking a day, big capital and the military constitute a power elite. generally speaking that is a good definition of what is that the topics of the political a leak doesn't fit anymore, they're all second year but the problem obviously is not everybody else but most people today cannot be bent on what is going to happen if tomorrow. that is the big problem of any class definition because it means is so fluid that people who were middle class yesterday become workers today or become more and people become more sometimes make it and people who are rich managers find themselves unemployed. it is because the capitalist

missouri officials were accused of buying drugs from a compounding pharmacy named the apothecary shop in tulsa-mail chains also revealed secret agreements between the apothecary shop and prison officials in georgia. where the pharmacy was also unlicensed to do business. >> i think the real reason for all the secrecy that's happening is that states are at the end of their rope so to speak. they've tried everything. this is like their last-ditch effort to proceed with executions. >> with less than 24 hours to go, the oklahoma supreme court agreed to hear susanna's argument and granted clayton lockett and charles warner a rare stay of execution. that decision would set off one of the biggest political firestorms in state history. >> these are evildoers. these are animals. you can call them demons, if you may, we want justice. i just put in the name of my parents and my grandparents. and as soon as i did that, literally it was like you're getting 7, 9, 10, 15 leaves that are just popping up all over the place. yeah, it was amazing. just with a little bit of information, you can take leaps and boun

people were airlifted to hospitals in tulsa and oklahoma city. >> the oklahoma state homecoming parade is probably one of the most wholesome and happy events in the country. to have it fouled like this and these victims, it is a terrible tragedy.>> reporter: the 25- year-old stillwater resident, adacia chambers is charged with the incident. authorities don't know if it was accidental or intentional. >> we treat this as any homicide investigation. it will probably take several was stadium flags flying at half staff and a moment of saud -- of silence in honor of the victims. brian webb, cbs 2 news in 2001, 10 men's best ballplayers were home from a game. in 2011, the women's basketball four people killed in a crash during a recruiting crack -- recruiting trip. >>> a fire destroyed and historic new jersey synagogue. investigators say they believe the fire was accidental. flames ravage the nearly 100- year-old synagogue on friday. the caretaker was alone in the building when the fire started and he managed to get out safely. several torah scores -- squirrels were damaged. one was rescued.>

class including stratification, but the problem with class in america today is we live in a period of tulsa, we live in a period of tremendous transformation in which nobody is safe, nothing is basically nailed to the ground. so people who consider themselves middle class on the basis of their income this week or next week are making a significant mistake. we don't have, we have a class of rulers, people who really run the country. i have written of book on mills which is called taking a day, big capital and the military constitute a power elite. generally speaking that is a good definition of what is that the topics of the political a leak doesn't fit anymore, they're all second

memphis and tulsa. looking to go 7-0 on the season. tigers came in ranked number 18 in the country. their highest ranking ever. and lynch to jones. lynch threw for 447 yards. that is a school record. memphis up 7-0. plenty more from those two and the tigers, fourth quarter, lynch back to jones. memphis, they go over the 50 season. they win this one, 66-4242 more college footbalalcoming up on espn and ononbc later that's it from here. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you fromy base camp he at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." think you know all there is to know about farm animals? think again. get along, get along, doggie. is that what you say, "get along, doggie"? ron: [laughs] that's what you can say, jack. jack: today, i've got 6 stories about domesticated animals in australia-- i've always wanted to see this. the rocky mountains-- isn't that beautiful, sue? sue: look at that. jack: and even the middle east. can i milk? dr. reuven: this is a good camel to milk. jack: and later, one