she talked about tulsa gabbert is a in the washington post this ardning saying, ask gabb supporters why they are diehard for her. that the united states get out of the business of polg es such as the right to not be spied on by the national security agency, authenticity, and integrity also comes up and also citing her tours of duty in the middle east. she is still active in the national guard. made references to her frequent appearances on fox news, meeting with president-elect trump in 2016, and her more criticize meeting sad andsident al-as refusing to call him a war criminal. james, hello. caller: hi. i think i like bernie sanders.

if you want tulsa nilla, eat something that says real vanilla. more flavors to go. $5 million? how about everyone gets their eyes cream back free. this will d gets thei their icem back free. greg: when you bring your dress shoes, the universal remote. i don't know how to turn on my tv anymore. there is an on and another thing then it goes on and it says it's not on. kat: the power button. greg: there are two of them. you can never tell which wins on or off. tyrus: sue them for it. >> i agree we have better people to sue. i want to sue the guy who invented the infrared anything public restroom and you are trying to get the towel out. i want that person executed. tyrus: i want to sue the guy with the water that opposite comes out when it feels like it. several times i thought this thing is racist. greg: is there anyone you want to sue, kat? >> every one here. i don't care whether you care whether you are eating real or artificial vanilla. i understand that number if you found out it was coming from the body of his dead islandhood dog. buislandhood

two, have you talked to tulsa gabbard about this or hillary clinton? three, generally speaking, how fearful are you of a third-party candidacy doing something i can to what joe -- something a in to what joe stein did 2016. mr. perez: she has told the american people, i am not running as a third-party candidate. he asked every candidate to take that pledge. that was your first or second question. enthusiastically. i invite you to look at a post she did on social media. one party, one year. hashtag.-- that is a she took an unequivocal pledge. tulsa gabbard and every candidate running for president understands it is not about them. it is something much bigger, which is the strengthening and preservation inc. of our -- and preservation of our democracy. >> did you say you talked to her campaign after the comments? mr. perez: we spoke to every campaign last week regarding the pledge and every campaign took that pledge and took it with enthusiasm. absolutely. >> we have reached the end of our. thank you for coming. hope you will come again. mr. perez: i woul

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next in tulsa,id oklahoma, on the democrat line. >> thank you very much for taking my call. process, c-span is the one network that trump does not criticize, it is the one network that opens its arms to the speaker, to myself, and i will state as a democrat, for that voted for president trump and 2016, what i have seen is unfiltered on c-span. and without commentary from millionaire anchors. there needs to be a trial in the senate. let the process work its way out. if trump is not guilty, let the process work its way up. announcer: coverage of the impeachment inquiry and administration's response on c-span. but a c-span.org/impeachment to watch video on demand of the house impeachment inquiry hearings. c-span, you're unfiltered view of the impeachment inquiry. announcer: watch an extended weekend of book tv this holiday weekend. here are some of our features. nikki haley rate times -- recalls her times as ambassador in the trump administration. >> i would always make a point when we ask to go to an area that we sit in a group of women, no offense to the fellas in the audienc

the flight crew separated them as the captain diverted to tulsa. where airport police took an allegedly intoxicated boy into custody. in-flight sexual assaults are not new the department of transportation recently launched an investigative task force after the fbi reported a 66% increase in sexual assault reports over three years. the attackers very often men who have been drinking. alison says it happened to her. >> this is a crime it's a felony. and it shouldn't be treated as if it's lost luggage. >> reporter: one in five flight attendants reports being physically harassed. >> they are talking about people groping them over their uniform or under coming up and giving them a back rub. >> reporter: nbc news has been unable to reach an attorney for the man that faces up to two years in prison if convicted. >> tom, thank you. >>> up next, the key to saving big on holiday shopping might be right on your phone. >>> back now with the price you pay, the big holiday shopping deals and all you need is your telephone here is jo ling kent. >> reporter: hungr

to use it as a car to stick to stuff that were tulsa's opals history goes all the way back to 862 when adam multiple found in a sewing machine and bicycle manufacturer and 899 he started turning out automobiles which led to a burgeoning economic expansion by the late 1920 s. opel had a market share of 44 percent making it germany's largest car maker then came the great depression and in 1929 american general motors bought out opal but that didn't slow down its business success one bit it was up to the best. in the 1930 s. opel rolled up word in on word to become the biggest car maker in europe excelling with such technological innovations as the self-supporting unibody starting in 1938 the opel limpia and the kid that the 1st capitaine also made use of this modern design the 6 cylinder sedan continued almost done changed right through world war 2 until 953 then it was time to find a successor. just as in the pre-war years the capitaine of the 1950 s. quickly securities police as the best selling german 6 cylinder car in 3 years of production this version alone found exactly 92555 buyer

wednesday at tulsa a.m. on thursday for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and diablo rain northerly and northeasterly wind 20 to 30 with peak gusts near 60 miles per hour and it means increasing fire danger. on the futurecast, the wind gusts. the wind will start to pick up and we will see the peak wind gusts. the strongest wind coming up in the full forecast. >>> basement help them pick told bay area cases the tip of the iceberg livermore resident gregory wien facing charges for two violent sexual assault back in 1997. one was a livermore and the other one in union city. after reopening the case, police conduct surveillance on him and tested the dna on a discarded spoon revealing that he was a match with dna for both crime scenes. police say he could be linked to three more violent sexual assault evident livermore between 1995 and 1997. start developing news out of oklahoma were three people were killed outside of a walmart parking lot. this happened in duncan. about 80 my notes miles south of acoma ci

their diplomas show will also serve as grand marshal of the tulsa veterans day parade. >>we get ready now for the weekend. we've got some patchy fog that has made its way inside the bay you see some of that out there right now just begin to push into san francisco very patchy out there but going to be thick in spots don't want to ruin your plans though we've got a great weekend ahead. the weather is going to shape up to be very nice how about this union square all decorated they got the christmas tree up and you know what the ice skating rink is up there too. and you can actually go for free ice skating lessons if you want to do that you got to get there early the start of the 30 but you probably want to get the5e at about 8.15 to check in. they've got those free ice skating lessons from 8.30 to 9 30 in the morning. dress warm it will be cool about this this. no bomb ski and snowboard festival that is going to be in santa clara. they're going to have everything about seeing all the major brands are going to be there causing all k to you name it, it's goi-g to be a great

and you can in tulsa county full time is well placed or did i marry you i don't know even at the outset the document was on the response of a month to have been held in the town and it's a basement apartment in the knowledge that the product was 2nd a stress. clinic king. live thank you thank. you i'm. going to her. join me every 1st day on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to get a feel of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see a very. good food descriptions sound up even for the owners so how to choose this pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us than was necessarily good for the pet turns out pet food may not be a sophie most people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes in arthritis they have auto immune disorders they've got allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to fairy simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their purchase last treats the larger corporations are n

our lives in tulsa kathy full time is both a story and i'm here to idaho and given at the outset the back and forth on the response of a man to have been held in the town and it's a bit spent apart in the knowledge that the characteristics of a stress clinic . to get. angry. markets are all tied. interesting and the money that is being forced by the. markets like. the liver of a duck farm has to come from somewhere. little bit more. good food descriptions. even for the owners so how to choose pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets is really more based on what they want to sell us then was necessarily good for the pet. food may not be the best people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes in arthritis and they have auto immune disorders allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to very simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because th

we go next to david in tulsa, oklahoma on the democrats line. >> thank you very much for taking my call. i think the big winner in this whole process is c-span. it is the one network that president trump did not criticize. it is the one network that will open the phones to the speaker who was just before me and then myself, and i'm in a state, as a democrat, or all 77 counties in 2016 voted for president trump. i think there's been enough evidence in what i have seen which is on tilted on c span, i'm without commentary from millionaire anchors, that there needs to be a trial in the senate. let the process work its way out. if trump is not guilty, let the process work its way out. i think president trump's biggest issues are going to be when he leaves office, because i think the southern district of new york is then going to proceed to prosecute him for crimes that he has committed outside of his presidency, or during the presidency. that we don't know about. so, c-span is a big winner here, thank you for letting people such as myself express our opinions. thank you for getting the woman

. >> seth: it also deals with some moments of great historical significance, like the tulsa race massacreour country and also in the existence of black lives and, so when i started writing the book, one of the reasons i wanted to put the tulsa race massacre in there was i hadn't heard of it until i was in my 20s and it was huge so, the idea that it wasn't in any of my books, fiction or nonfiction, and that this thing happened that changed the narrative of the black experience was really important for me to try to figure out how to write fiction around it, to bring it to light. >> seth: and it is really nice when things, like that moments, like that find their way into art because otherwise unless you are reading history books you miss them entirely >> yeah. >> seth: you have written 21 novels. you write from different perspectives of race, sexuality, gender, age. what is it about writing that you or what is it about your writing that it becomes wider when you use a different perspectives >> that's such a good question i think i bore easily. [ laughter ] you know, i get bored easily and th

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for a minute you mentioned tulsa gabbert and what's fascinating about this is that if you look at the polling tolson gabbert is not polling very high she gets no time from the media she barely gets into debates they help her out of one completely because they kept changing the rules for polling so gabbert is not a huge threat and it tells you something about the movement behind her not just her but against people like ron paul when he ran. behind president trump right now there is a nasa of swell of people in this country who know that this is a sham and they know that these agencies are not looking out for their interests they are serving the power of the people they are the greatest threat to democracy in this country and that is what needs we push back against what's going to be fascinating is what happens if trump becomes reelected that is their worst nightmare do you know remove the cia and f.b.i. agents who have any contact with the white house or the administration you have to because they're spying on every single thing he does. and trying to turn it into a crime a high crime

and tulsa gabbert, what she says party is democratic absolutely right.e have to watch the neocons. the neocons is joe biden. we have to go forward from where barack obama left us. he told us about russia, and they did not listen. the republicans are the party of we are not going to do anything. they are not doing anything for eight years and they are carrying on. we will have to fill all of them out of office. host: that is mary in fort washington, maryland. she talked about tulsa gabbert is a in the washington post this ardning saying, ask gabb supporters why they are diehard for her. that the united states get out of the business of polg es such as the right to not be spied on by the national security agency, authenticity, and integrity also comes up and also citing her tours of duty in the middle east. she is still active in the national guard. made references to her frequent appearances on fox news, meeting with president-elect trump in 2016, and her more criticize meeting sad andsident al-as refusing to call him a war criminal. james, hello. caller:

war because they love war at the same like the trump opposition parties in america are the war party tulsa gabbert has described them and this is just not the way it works within the human spirit and the human d.n.a. we want to tree we want to be transparent that's our nature our nature also does get restricted by maff and usually declining empire does not like globalization so much because they no longer when america is no longer winning back in the late late 1800 and early 1900 of course the united kingdom was a great empire and it started to lose the trade. global trade didn't favor them as much as it was favoring others so i think china definitely wants globalization because they're the rising power they like trumps bluntness whether or not you yourself or anybody in the audience or any voter likes trump or not what i'm saying is that he keeps tweeting he's signaling not only to his potential voters but also to the chinese negotiators that he's easy to read at the poker table that is global trade because these are the. and they're used to dealing with this honest politicians everywhere

afghanistan in these wars of foreign pillage no question that these veterans are against the war in tulsa he gathered very articulately captures that sentiment and she's really a fresh of breath air in the still democratic party debates when no one besides bernie is willing to take on the foreign policy establishment and here you have a very unique individual was 16 years of quote unquote service one might say a disservice if one agrees with martin luther king that the u.s. government in the u.s. military the greatest purveyors of violence in the world but she speaks a certain language and can go on fox news and can relate to really millions of american families and they're afraid of their very definitively afraid of her yeah they really are and it is really quite interesting that she has a place at fox news who who would have thought it would let me go to leave here in washington you know leave that from everything we've heard so far on this program here i suppose is that the. democratic process and having popular opinion about foreign policy is simply for bowden ok you can argue about e

next from tulsa oklahoma on the number cut. his >> thank you very much for your tender taking my call. the big winner in this whole process is cspan2. it is the one network the president trump did not criticize. it is the one network to the speaker was just before me and into myself, and the state as a democrat, all 77 counties in 2016, voted for your president trump. there's been enough evidence and what i have seen, which is unfiltered on cspan2. and that went out commentary from millionaire anchors. there needs to be a trial in the senate. and thus the process work its way out. if trump has brought guilty, then the process has worked its way out. his >> live coverage of the impeachment inquiry in the administrations response on cspan2. and is your unfiltered view of the impeachment inquiry. and how's impeachment inquiry hearings continue next week at the house judiciary committee and talks with constitutional scholars. the digest theory committee will take recommendations of the intelligence committee and they want to hear a

preachers, ministers leading mobs to destroy communities in wilmington and tulsa. a way in which people have reconciled the gospel with evil, to justify their practices with the gospel. what we're seeing from the mouths of folks like franklin graham and paula white and others is the use of the gospel to justify their wanton and craven desire to walk the corridors of power. and what we need in response are progressive christians, people in that tradition, to describe them for what they are, hypocrites. >> evan? >> look, i'll just say that i am a christian and i'm proud to be a christian and grateful to be a christian. but one thing that it's important to understand for all of those who support trump, either fully or somewhat, that in christianity a key tenet of that is that we all have free will, that we are em powered to make choices for ourselves and choose between good and evil and we bare responsibility for those choices. and to suggest that we no longer have that free will or responsibility is deeply immoral and is not christian. and i think it's important, and

. >> tulsa oklahoma after we go to the patriot awards overnight.ircle bookstore on driving, there will be a huge limo. i'm going to texas. i've got to be there in the morning and afternoon in waco and then head home and be ready for action on monday and the book review will be tuesday. jillian: so exciting. how many book events now? >> we have a special next week from this sunday at 10:00. jillian: good to see you. go to "fox and friends," see you there in a little bit. rob: remember this video of people throwing buckets and water at police officers? the nypd says one of the suspect is under arrest, darnell taken into custody three months after the video was taken, he faces several charges including assault and harassment. several video sparked outrage showing men and women in uniform attacked and mocked with water and other things, the bucket hitting him in the head. >> the city of las vegas will vote, under the proposals violators could face a $1000 fine or 6 months behind bars. the city's mayor pro tem says it is not about making homeless people

host: kamala harris and tulsa gabbard last night.t debate hosted by msnbc and the washington post. on her concerns about the cost of foreign wars, a new report on that front, axios picking up reporting on that report that came out from brown university, the watson institute of international and political affairs noting american taxpayers so far have spent $6.4 trillion on cost related to an by post 9/11 wars and conflicts that have taken place in more than 80 countries. axios noting because the conflicts have been largely paid for with deficit spending, the total cost will continue to rise from loan interest even if the u.s. withdraws from major war zones by the end of the fiscal year. they note operation enduring freedom in afghanistan and pakistan, the longest war in billion.ory cost $978 appropriations for the iraq and syria wars totaled about $880 2020 and allgh operations in the global war on terror including those in the u.s., europe, africa, and other regions averaged more than $100 billion each year. axios with the reporting

in atlanta, pete buttigieg climbed in recent polls, facing criticism on stage from amy klobuchar, tulsa gabbard, and kamala harris. they slammed him with lack of extremes and struggles with african-americans, but he was third in the number of words spoken just the hind joe biden -- behind joe biden and senator warren. in the u.k., after a contentious debate, jeremy corbyn has announced a radical package of new taxes on business and the wealthy, they include financial transaction taxes, a higher court ration tax, and a windfall tax on oil companies. the top 5% of earners would pay more. at the launch of labor's manifesto in central england, he went on the attack against critics. billionaires,, and the establishment thought that we represented politics as usual, that nothing would really change. if they thought that, they would not attack us so ferociously. but they know we mean what we say. they know we will deliver our plans, which is why they want to stop us from being elected. >> the labour party says it would use the new tax revenue for more than $100 billion in public spending. benj

orlando as well as tulsa. >> dream force is going beef free.it opens next week. 171,000 people expected to attend the conference. there will be no meals served with beef. this will save 9 million gallons of water. it will be straw free. it will use compostable packaging and reusable water bottles. it's all due to a greater urgency to fight climate change. >> wow. >> let's get a check on the weather. the weekend is here. >> we have weather changes coming our way. mainly sunny skies with the advance of low clouds and fog developing at the coast. we'll see a push of the low clouds and fog. over night low temperatures will be in the upper 40s to 50. generally. chillier in some north bay locations. where the lows will drop into the upper 30s. tomorrow look for a sunny day. highs will range from mid-60s at the coast. near 70 around the bay shoreline. mid-70s inland and even warmer. here's the 7-day forecast. sunday and monday high temperatures near 80. in the warmest locations. 60s on the coast. a sharp cool down. with a few extra clouds coming in. b

stole more than $6,000 of insurance money from a survivor whose home burned down as she was living in tulsa, oklahoma and turned herself in on monday. she is held on a $63,000 bail. >>> a 16-year-old boy was arrested in connection to a double shooting. when a teenager was killed and another one was hurt. they have not identified the boy because he was a minor. it happened on tuesday night near 7 o'clock. a 17-year-old girl died in the emergency room. the coroner has identified her from oakley. the other shooting victim, a 17-year-old boy is expected to survive. >>> let the building begin. san francisco is kicking off the two year project and that's the expensive park that's going to up.ve there thispost to christy christina. >> reporter: good afternoon to you, mike. behind us where we are right now. this is just the beginning of it and when it's all said and done, it's going to be beautiful. house speaker was the special guest to kick off the event. >> this is something quiet spectacular, and it takes us to a new level and then an example for the rest of the country and new level of beauty

it includes detroit, orlando and tulsa. really? >> i'm not surprised by the top three. top four. portland? they're all up in that. >> what about -- i'll leave that alone. >> what? what city were you going to shade? >> nobody. it's friday. i'm not doing that. >>> so can old dogs teach us new tricks? >> some scientists think -- or they hope they can. they're looking for 10,000 dogs for the largest study on aging in k9s. mostly the scientists will just be collecting data, but a small group of dogs will test a pill that could slow aging. researchers say what they learn could lead to advances in human health. the project is a joint effort between the university of washington and texas a&m. >> that's cool. dogs don't get to live long enough, in my opinion. and if they could have us live longer or look better longer -- i'll take either one of those. >>> coming up next, we are standing by for day two of the public impeachment hearings. >> we'll take a live look at washington, d.c. this is where the hearings are set to begin at 6:00 a.m. abc news will have a special report when

we go to david next in tulsa, oklahoma, on the democrat's line. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i think the big winner in this whole process is c-span. it is the one network that president trump did not criticize. it is the one network -- to the speaker who was just before me and then to myself. and i'm in a state as a democrat where all 77 counties in 2016 voted for president trump. i think there's been enough evidence in what i've seen, which is unfiltered on c-span, and without commentary from millionaire anchors that there needs to be a trial in the senate. let the process work its way out. if trump is not guilty, let the process worked its way out. >> live coverage of the impeachment inquiry and the administration's response on c-span, , c-span, your unfilterd view of the impeachment inquiry. >> house impeachment inquiry hearings continue next week as the house judiciary committee talks with constitutional scholars. they will take recommendations from members of the intelligence committee and that what you're about constitutional grounds for presidential impeachment. the c

i think about terrence and tulsa oklahoma. i think about tamir 12 years old in cleveland. the about jonathan crawford and walmart and people creek ohio, i think about stephan clark and his grandma his backyard with a cell phone. i think about you know john on his couch with geiger. i think about tiana jefferson. in her apartment and minding her business. you think about castille with his daughter in the backseat. you think about all of these cases. commerce not running away and corey jones, as a black man who haven't had car trouble. they had to die. all these cases over and over again. just dispose that. will confirm white mass murderers when it be the killer in parkland florida. weather it be the waffle house killer in tennessee and ran into the woods. the police chased him into the woods. had confirmed and killed four people and shot four of those pre- he went into the woods. in hand and the police officer all walked and live. and if that was a black person, ain't no way he would've walked out of that was alive. you think about dylan in my mind, the worst one ever as he

i think about terrence crutcher in tulsa, oklahoma. i think about tamir rice, twitter's old come in cleveland. i think about jonathan crawford in walmart in beavercreek ohio. i think about stephan clark and his grandmothers backyard with his cell phone. i think about, you know, booker jones on his couch with amber geiger. i think about diana jefferson in her own apartment mining or business. you think about philando castile with his daughter in the back seat. i mean, you think that all these cases, walter scott running away. cory jones who just was a black man who happen to have car trouble, and he had to die for that. all these cases over and over again and you juxtapose that with confirmed white mass murderers, whether it be they killed in parkland, florida,, whether it be the waffle house killer in tennessee who ran into the woods. the police chased him into the woods. he had confirmed killed four people and shop four others. he went into the woods and him and the police all walked out alive. and you say, if that was a black person,

tulsa, dallas, also chilly, and little rock, 57, and 31 in chicago. that is below freezing there. and now we slide this to the east, so by friday, the northeast, you're going to feel the coldest air of the season, and well below what is typical for this time of the year. cleveland, 35. new york, 41. 14 degrees below what is typical for this time of the year and factor in the winds and brisk winds and feel colder than that, so a lot of spots feeling like the freezing mark if not below the freezing mark. surd, if it stays in place, 34 in philadelphia. we also have some cold air in place that is setting the scene for some snow. we will talk more about that. now early next week, we will have another blast and stay in place for this week and next week and into the following week. it is going to stay with us for a while. wind chills, this is what it feels like on your body when you walk outside and dress for these temperatures. so this morning, today, we are looking at wind chills, nine degrees, in minneapolis, and this is very untypical for early november. and omaha, nine degree, and c

louis, and then back into wichita tulsa this is a heck of a system for this time year. we could use some rain. no sign of it yet. that's a quiet pattern to start the month. this week as well will be dry. next tuesday a possibility of snow in the sierra. more likely wind event for us. nothing this week. forecast models are trending for something around the 25th, and 26th and 27th. we have got lot of head fakes but we will see if it holds a low down in baja that continues to funnel in moisture downthere. no good fours because the high is parked there is giving us fair weather. northeast northeast coming in off the oakland berkeley hills not that strong but strong enough. highs 60s and #0s. the city 65. that's the warmest temp in the week. 68, 50 today. they have not been above 64 since last monday when it was 71. and you can see the very cool temperatures 60s here and even all the way to 63 and 64 over the weekend. offshore breeze pushes that fog back to the coast. and temperatures inland are getting very warm and we have warm temperatures inland but cold ocean temps. and

. -- tulsa, oklahoma on the democrat line. >> thank you for taking my call.hat one president trump did not criticize. it is the one network that will open the phones to the speaker, to myself, and i am going to state as a democrat, for all 77 that voted for trump and 2016, i say this with enough evidence in what i have seen, which is unfiltered on c-span and without commentary from millionaire anchors. there needs to be a trial in the senate. let the process work its way out. if trump is not guilty, that the process work its way up. announcer: coverage of the impeachment inquiry and administration response on c-span. c-span, your unfiltered view of the impeachment inquiry. impeachmentouse inquiry hearings continue next week as the house judiciary committee talks with constitutional scholars. will take recommendations from members of the intelligence committee and want to hear about constitutional grounds for presidential impeachment. the committee has invited president trump and ask questions. watch on c-span3 wednesday morning starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern,

. >> a tulsa deputy involved in a traffic stop monday, when all of a sudden a little girl fell out ofe deputy rushed into the street, scooped her up, and saved her from oncoming traffic. >> the child suffered only minor bruises. her mother cited for not having the girl and other children in the van buckled up or in car seats. >>> police in virginia have made a major break in the manhunt across three states for a marine who had gone awol wanted for allegedly killing his mother's boyfriend in virginia. >> the suspect ended up returning to the scene of the crime. here's abc's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: after 18 days, the search for marine michael brown is over. authorities remarkably arresting brown at the same virginia home where he's accused of murdering his mother's boyfriend. brown deserted his post at camp lejeune in north carolina last month. >> we were able to make contact with mr. brown this morning, thankfully take him into custody without any injury. >> reporter: the manhunt eventually focusing near roanoke where an rv linked to brown was found in this church parking lot not

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. >>> a sheriff's deputy in tulsa is being called a hero after an incredible save. he was making a traffic stop when a van came down the street, a child tumbled out of -- you can see there -- out of a moving van onto the road. the deputy raced over, picked up the little girl, got her out of the way of oncoming traffic. her mom received a citation because none of the children in the van were buckled up. the little girl is okay. >> goodness. >>> coming up, a new warning about the flu season and how bad it may get. >>> but first the black friday frenzy is already under way this morning. the best bargains right now. what's different this year and where you need to go for the steal of the season. ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (anno

emotional reunions outside a correctional center near tulsa. here are live pictures.e've already seen lots of hugs. lots of tears. more than 400 non-violent offenders will be released today in what is said to be the largest single day mass commutation in u.s. history. this comes days after the oklahoma pardon and parole board approved commutations, which are sentence reductions, for nearly 530 non-violent offenders who are serving time for crimes that are no longer to be -- considered to be felonies. in 2016, voters in oklahoma made simple drug possession and low-level non-violent property crimes that are under $1,000 in value into misdemeanors instead of felonies. and earlier this year, lawmakers approved a bill that applied those changes retroactively. here's what one former inmate had to say after her emotional reunion with her daughter today. >> i've been out of her life for three years. and -- but she's my hope. she's never given up on me. so it's a great opportunity for a lot of women out there. and all i have to say is thank you. >> now, that was at a women's i

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we go today the next in tulsa, oklahoma on the democrat line.nunes: thank you very much for taking my -- caller: thank you for taking my call. for c-span. it is the one network president trump did not criticize. to the speaker, his guest before me and to myself, and i am in a state as a democrat where all 77 counties in 2016 voted for president trump. i think there has been enough evidence in what i have seen, which is uncensored on c-span and without commentary from millionaire bankers that there needs to be a trial in the senate. let the process work its way out. if trump is not guilty, let the process work its way out. >> live coverage of the ,ppeasement inquiry on c-span c-span, your unfiltered view of the impeachment inquiry. >> the house judiciary committee hold a hearing next week with constitutional scholars as part of the impeachment inquiry on president trump. intended to focus on the constitutional grounds for the presidential impeachment, according to jerrold nadler. the president has also been invited to attend and have his legal co