a news anchor in tulsa was feeling fine one minute and then struggling to speak the next. she said it just came out of nowhere. and many women out there can relate. so now she's spreading the word about the warning signs of a stroke. this morning, a news anchor's medical scare on live tv is raising awareness of women's risk for strokes, even in middle age. >> the tulsa -- are -- the tulsa air ensconce space museum. >> julie chin was delivering a story to her viewers in tulsa, oklahoma, when she suddenly found herself unable to speak the words on the teleprompter. >> the event features live -- uh, i'm sorry. something is going on with me this morning, and i apologize to everybody. let's just go ahead and send it on over to meteorologist annie brown. >> julie, we love you so much. >> i'm sorry. >> we have those days. >> but it was not just one of those days. chin later updating her viewers on facebook, saying doctors believe she suffered the beginnings of a stroke but not a full stroke. >> i was looking for the obvious, like a small detonator or some trigger wire. >> it come

trouble came during kjrh tulsa's saturday morning newscast. >> at the -- at the event. the event features live -- >> reporter: anchor julie chin suddenly struggled to read the words on the teleprompter. >> sorry something is going on with me this morning i apoll swriez to everybody. >> reporter: staffers called 911 on facebook sunday chin wrote i'm so glad to tell you i am okay. doctors believe i had the beginnings a stroke live on the air. chin says she started to lose vision in one eye, then her hand and arm went numb and she couldn't speak she spoke with her station in tulsa. >> they did testing o me and the good news is that everything came out great bad news is we don't know why it happened and if it could happen again. >> reporter: nbc's dr. john torres says it could have been a tia, sometimes called a mini stroke. >> it doesn't matter how old you are, your medical condition, doesn't matter how athletic or nonathletic you are, anybody can suffer a stroke at any time and it always needs immediate attention. >> reporter: to watch for possible stroke systems remember

tulsa oklahoma massacre, right? i call it prior to this in any age. but could you talk healing and the use of this historical event as a catalyst to black trauma and generational healing, healing and communication? right. and. i can say, if you could also talk about how in language you deal with this this notion of, historical trauma or impulse katrina. and then monica, you know, feel free to weigh in. if you if they hit a chord that that resonates. okay. okay so well i think i mean some. this in was it goes without but i think one thing that is so harmful i mean that like the interesting thing about tulsa as an event is the degree to which it was completely hidden for many years you know many years and then through the work of historians, black historians in tulsa. like by the time i wrote that book was work to look at in it wasn't like it is now, but there was it wasn't a secret either when mentioned it, i knew what he's talking about, but then i had to go look stuff, you know, it wasn't like, boom, i know that is. all right. so almost through the g

sam brock has the story. >> reporter: as difficult as it is to watch -- >> tulsa -- are -- the tulsaie chin experiencing a medical episode on live television. >> a launch today at the -- at the -- at the event -- >> reporter: which she now says doctors diagnosed as the beginnings of a stroke. the anchor and journalist from nbc affiliate in tulsa is producing smiles four days later after saturday's on-air scare. >> there's nothing you can't handle, tv news. well, i guess god got me on that one. >> reporter: julie getting through it with help from her co-workers who said recognized she was having a medical emergency and called 911. >> we needed to make sure that julie was getting attention. >> reporter: in a facebook post, the emmy award winner writing a simple thank you before detailing what happened saying the episode seemed to have come out of nowhere. i felt great before our show. first, losing partial vision in her eye, then she said her hand and arm went numb. finally she was unable to read the words on the teleprompter. >> and i thought my contact is not in my eye right. >> repo

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, erin sponsors space museum, chin was delivering a story to her viewers in tulsa, oklahoma, when shesuddenly found herself unable to speak the words on the teleprompter. the event features live. uh i'm sorry. something is going on with me this morning and i apologize to everybody. let's just go ahead and send it on over to meteorologist and anne brown. julie we love you so much. we love you so much. we have those days, but it was not just one of those days later, updating her viewers on facebook , saying doctors believe she suffered the beginnings of a stroke, but not a full stroke. i was looking for the obvious, like a small detonator or some trigger wires. it comes after four um er, ncis actress polly parrot recently revealed she had a massive stroke last year, she says that nearly took her life at the age of 52 still here. and i'm so grateful stroke is the fifth leading cause of death than women in the u. s one in five women between the ages of 55 75 will have a stroke symptoms include difficulty walking or talking. sudden vision changes, sudden severe headache, numbness or paraly

. >>> to the index of other news and a local news anchor suffering a medical scare on live tv in tulsae middle of a newscast when she began struggling with words, showing the beginning symptoms of a stroke. >> are -- the tulsa air and space museum is la hosting a lae event. i'm sorry. something is going on with me this morning and i apologize to everybody. let's just go ahead and send it over to meteorologist andy browne. >> but this was reassuring. she posted a picture from her hospital bed, saying she's okay, that doctors told her it was the beginning of a stroke. 1 in 5 women between 55 and 85 will have a stroke. of course, we're pulling for julie chin, unsettling, but she does say she's on the mend tonight. >>> when we come back, a powerful image we took note of today in ukraine, and you're going to be proud of the children here. have to wait until retirement to start enjoying your plans. with pacific life... ...imagine your future with confidence. for more than 150 years... we've kept our promise to financially protect and provide. so, you can look forward to exploring your family

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. >> tulsa, tulsa air and space museum is hosting a launch, today, at the, event. the event features live, i'm sorry, something is going on with me this morning and i apologize to everybody. let's just go ahead and send it over to meteorologist annie brown. >> scary. julie chen posted this photo to facebook the next day, says her doctors believes she did not suffer a full stroke, just the beginnings of one. she says it came out of nowhere and she felt great before the show. she broke down symptoms, writing "first, i lost partial vision in one eye. later my hand and arm went numb. then, i knew i was in big trouble when my mouth would not speak the words that were right in front of me on the teleprompter." she says she should be fine and back on the air in a few days. she thanked her coworkers for their quick action and calling 911. >>> seconds in the race to the finish, police in memphis arrested a man in charge him in the murder of a beloved kindergarten teacher. investigators found her body, yesterday. according to court documents, dna from a pair of sandals at th

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and if you're right out of richmond, tulsa, 101, around. 21 minutes for your drive. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot 8 o'clock. and let's get back to our earthquake coverage because a lot of people felt a pretty strong jolt last night around dinner time. yeah, about 6.39, as you can see on the graphic there in the wall. kron four's will tran actually. >> standing by for us up in santa rosa where people yeah felt it shake just a little bit. will. >> the good news is we did not hear of any major injuries or any injuries whatsoever. and minimal damage. this earthquake struck right around dinner. time to earthquakes in the span of one minute. let's get right to the video. this was the biggest earthquake in the bay area in the past 3 years at 6.39, 4.4 magnitude. and then one minute later. we're talking 3.9 magnitude. it caused a lot of people to scramble the police department, the fire department. they went into action. we heard some gas lines possibly cracking the fire department reported possibly some elevators were stuck in mid-flight. they came out there. it did the

and he tweeted today shooting at an oakland school was a horrifying act of violence that has grown tulsa familiar yet again our kids in the crossfire this cannot continue gun violence is taking too much from our communities and this incident comes less than a day after press conference for the oakland police chief announcing the department will add more ofs more officers to high crime neighborhoods and expanding a cl investigative division in hopes of increasing public safety. we will continue following this. onto san francisco facing a lawt a lawsuit over the homeless camps we. several rights groups are calling them unconstitutional. the lawsuit claims the city is violating a federal law since it can't provide adequate shelter. they spoke with one of the plaintiffo struggling to find their own place to call home. >> reporter: he has a matter ofs to find a new place to live and if he doesn't, he will be back on the streets. >> sometimes we get from the lack of sleep from being so worn from being in the cold. >> reporter: he was once a usc grad student struggled to find work and has been

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tulsa, one on one and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. you're looking 19 minute drive on this monday morning. well, the biden administration is slamming the relocation of migrants as a cool and political stunt. and now there are calls for the justice department to investigate whether or not the state organize trips or even legal. joe khalil has the latest. >> new york city mayor eric adams made a plea to republican governors sending migrants to his city. he's asked let's work together to solve the problem. that is what crisis calls coastal coronation. there was no coordination at with governor abbott and a governor desantis just wanted to use his political ploy instead of understanding these of people does. the family says this isn't an american of crises that we need to face humanitarian crises that were made by human by some of the governors and all states. >> mayor adams says new york's shelter system is beginning to become overwhelmed, but says by law, new york must and will house every single migrant that comes though. city officials

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tulsa, 101. let's check on that golden gate bridge. 37 to the toll still just under a 20 minute morning ride. time now is 04:28am. and kron 4 is your local election headquarters. 49 days until the midterm elections on november. 8th, we're hearing from the chairwoman of the california republican party about her message for voters. a couple course. money want to sit down with jessica milan, patterson on where the party stands heading into the midterms. well, for years now, california has been a blue state, but chair patterson is confident the republican party could make inroads this election and it all comes down to messaging. >> feeling very optimistic. that's the feeling from california republican party chairwoman jessica millan patterson ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. election set to include key races for congress. half of the seats in the state senate. all of the seats in the state assembly and major contests for statewide offices, including governor. we're going to be working hard every

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that switch from tulsa gas can be one of the initial stages towards reducing emissions. but of course, you know, ultimately as and when that switch has happened, gas then becomes the problem becomes the hydrocarbon that emits c o 2 when burned in facts. if gas use were to continue to grow as plans, it would be completely out of line with our aim to limit global warming to $1.00 degrees, according to a recent un report. plus every bit of infrastructure we build, now we'll look and gas use long into the future. new instructor, things like power, plant, or elegy, journals have a typical lifetime of 30 years. this is alvin rubbing humor. research is how to lower emissions in the energy sector. so when you build a plan right now, you make $22.00, it operation lifetime will extend to 2015. and the question is, you know, we do need the actual gap that we are using. now you got that gap and the structure we use was 30 years from now. but despite all these warnings, it seems to be pretty much business as usual. a recent investigation by the guardian reveals that oil and gas compa

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the riches center fell tulsa, 1, 1, 8, minute ride and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls is going to take in 19 minutes. california is creating the country's first office dedicated to fighting gun violence. attorney general rob bonta announced the creation of office of gun violence prevention. it's a new division of the california department of justice. and he says it means a lot of teamwork between various agencies designed to come up with ways to get guns off the street. bonta says it's a new idea and its time has finally come. >> the first of its kind, not just in the state, but in the nation, specifically this new office. well examine a broad range of factors to prevent gun violence from firearm availability to affect the resources for crisis prevention. reduce gun violence by promoting research and data collection. me believe that evidence-based approaches and data driven approaches are effective approaches. >> want to point out, california has had more than its share of shootings and mass shootings and at nationwide gun violence is the leading cause of death for children. th

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have equipment -- i want you to meet me november 12 and 15 in brandon, mississippi, and the 12th in tulsa. and new york, new jersey december 2. straight ahead on this show we used to be a nation of underdogs, now we have become a country victims. are republicans close to flipping new york? sid rosenberg who is the king of new york city with the inside story on his brand-new brian: it seems that hard work and grit are missing in today's society. some are switching hardship with victimhood. >> it's going to be difficult with their messaging. their messaging is woke and poor me and victimhood. author of "nation of victims." vivek ramaswamy joins us now. we thought that would be apropos being that it was in the news so much. >> one of the cases i make in this book is victimhood is a proved incumbency. you start as a nation of insurgents. it's once you become and i insurgent, then incumbentsy breeds victimhood. and that leads to national decline. brian: you believe we are in a negative slope at this point. >> i go back to roman history. we tell ourselves there was a rise and fall of rome. but