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what did you expect in oklahoma, light? but today joe doorman announced that he's taking another run at the issue and lots of other issues aside. today he says he's taking the very first steps to run for governor next year as a progressive democrat in oklahoma. joe doorman wants to run for governor in oklahoma against a republican incumbent who won last time by 20 points. call him crazy, but his first exploratory town hall is scheduled for a day after tomorrow. he's going for it. joining us now for the interview, state representative joe doorman, he's leading the petition drive for shelters in those schools. thanks for being with us tonight. >> so mary fallon won the governor ship in 2010, by a huge margin, and oklahoma is really, really republican or at least votes really, really republican. what makes you think that you might be able to unseat here next year. >> going out and visiting with the persons that signed this petition, the oklahoma voter who is saw a need for storm shelters in schools, many of those people expres

and oklahoma state. how about this? sooners and cowboys usually a punt highlight means a fighting and it is right here. saunders took it at his own 36. a few moves inside outside and forget about it. you're not going to catch him. off to the races and all said and done it's a 64-yard return for a score. game tied up at 7. came down to the wire and oklahoma driving for the win and blake bell to the saunders in the corner of the end zone. that is the game winner. oklahoma stuns number six o. k. state 33-24. that likely pushes oklahoma state out of the bcs bowl picture. by default the championship was mack brown and texas hosting baylor. all baylor up 13 in the fourth. martin the 18-yard touchdown run put the game away. he likes that one. and so does this. do a little crowd surful. 30-10. they win the big 12 and with oklahoma state loss that, they'll be going to the fiesta bowl. it's the first time baylor won a league title since 1980. >>> all right, well college basketball now. and nothing like the old buz

. >>> battle of oklahoma and oklahoma state. how about this? sooners and cowboys usually a punt highlight means a fighting and it is right here. saunders took it at his own 36. a few moves inside outside and forget about it. you're not going to catch him. off to the races and all said and done it's a 64-yard return for a score. game tied up at 7. came down to the wire and oklahoma driving for the win and blake bell to

because governor fallon, i heard that gay people in oklahoma enjoy the cent of your flower, the oklahoma rose as much as straight people do show you can shhh order everyone in your state to cut off their noses to spite the gays because you're kind of doing it already. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ). ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: thank you very much. thank you very much. welcome back, everybody. nation, as you know, this is my last show before thanksgiving. and sometimes it's hard to get through the holiday without the thing you're most thankful for-- me. ( laughter ) which is why this year, you can have stephen colbert as a guest at your thanksgiving dinner. ( cheers and applause ) all you have to do-- i know,in, calm down, calm down. we'll get there. all you have to do is set a place at your table, put your laptop at it, and fire up this exciting new dvd, "stephenstephn colbert's guess who's coming to dinner? it's me, stephen colbert." as you can see -- ( cheers ) here i am, dressed as a roast turkey enjoying a drum stick, because nothing evokes the hardship of the

i thank my friend from oklahoma. mr. inhofe: i thank my friend from arizona for coming down and showing the, what a traumatic situation we have right now. and i hope two things come from this. first of all, we go ahead and pass this ndaa bill and then make sure next year this doesn't happen again in the same way it has happened. mr. president, let me make one request here. i was going to spend some time on some things that have been happening in my state of oklahoma insofar as the obamacare is concerned. i have testimonials i'd like to submit at this point in the record. so i'd ask that as unanimous consent. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. inhofe: with that, i will yield the floor. mr. thune: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: mr. president, as we consider some of the nominees, nominations that are before us, we're reminded that one of the reasons that we have all these problems around the country associated with obamacare and all the constituents are being impac

oklahoma is the largest oil producing state. the jobs that are brought to oklahoma are worth the risk. >> fracking could be manmade, but i do say in the u.s. energy output verses the medium earthquakes. >> but for how long? officials are encouraging residents to buy earthquake insurance to protect their properties, and u.s. geological survey says that oklahoma's seismic activity is likely to continue and may even get worse. >> holiday celebrations are continuing on wall street. stocks are higher by 58 points. s&p set record highs on monday and tuesday, ahead of the christmas break, and we're getting our first look at how retailers fared this holiday season. and it looks strong. sales from a november 1st to christmas eve rose 2.3%, compared to a gain in 2012. mastercard said that they performed better than their smaller counterpart this year. volume in bad weather kept the firm from dropping off in time for the holidays. ups said that the number of packages topped peak projections. >>> and amazon.com is offering a card for custom

be joined byd to those that made this day possible including dan boren from oklahoma. [applause] fortunate to have in leaders two outstanding , two native americans of tom cole and mark woolen -- mark mullen. we need to immortalize men who were in no way, meeting for the first -- in a way meeting for the first time. during the second world war, he was a member of the 195th field artillery battalion. one day in 1944, he was walking through an orchard in southern france and heard one of his brother and singing under a tree. dialogue and the put them to work on opposite ends of the radio. that coincidence brought these men onto the stage of history and alongside the elite band that we call code talkers. i asking all of you to join me in welcoming him here and thanking him for his service. [applause] edmund and his brothers were at normandy. they were on hiroshima. they mobilized the simplest weapon, language, to thwart the fiercest enemy that free people ever known, and they made a difference. after serving with honor, they did the honorable thing, they kept their service

right now are in oklahoma city once again. >> so, why is oklahoma always the big winner? let's get epperson who is on the case. >> why do oklahoma drivers get such a good deal? >> the lowest prices tend to be in places closer to refineries but close to cheap domestic crude. oklahoma is the beneficiary of cheap domestic crude as are the rockies and great plains and a low tax struck purr. >> like a double discount. oklahoma's gasoline taxes are among the lowest in the nation. refineries st. are using a lower priced oil. and thanks to this mid-western oil boom, oklahoma and other states in the interior part of the country are likely to don't see the lowest gas prices in the nation in 2014. back to you. >> there's your answer. >> boomer sooner. >> on deck, computers are coming to your car and drones may soon be in your backyard. just circling around like the jetsons out there. >> a peek inside a siuper rich, super awesome mega rich mansion. >> were they looking at your house? >> yes. >> coming up on the "closing bell" for final hour of the next to the last trading day. >> we'

in oklahoma?doing so when the jobs come, we have in there.to put them we're qualified to do it. >> i appreciate all of the discussion here. things we can make a point of. one is, what we can do as states' ns to help our economies and national economy is to create uncertainty in our own states. uncertainty in washington, d.c. right now, shutdowns, sequesters, resolutions, whatever it might be. i had the opportunity to leave too.ress i'm glad we got smart and left congress and came back home to something else. because as governors, we're getting things done. nd we have -- unlike those in washington and frankly unlike the president, we have to get things done. will kick us out of office if we don't get things done. >> can you talk about the owners?s >> that's what i heard. saying a lot of people i used to be a republican, i'm not one now. all of the people in washington, don't let me plan ahead. forget next year, i can't plan quarter. the next >> they can't because there's so much uncertainty in wash

and here's what we're doing in oklahoma. and actually i'm trying to do it nationally. i have the opportunity right no to serve as the governor's association. my initiative is putting america back to work. it's called america works, education and training for tomorrow's jobs. what you find in smerk that you have companies that have moved oversees because you can't find the workers here or because of rules and regulation or some other type of policy. we're trying to make sure they return back to america. but in order to do that, in order to retain our jobs we have to have the right skill sets, the right education in our nigse be able to provide those employers with the skills they need. right now america, we have a missadge. back in is the 65, 79% of the jobs only needed a high school degreing to reach that middle-class. that's your word byron, mied class. but now because of technology because of innovation because of how we travel across the world and we compete in an international global economy. now it's dropped to 79%. it's around 49% in our jobs in which means do we

the executive vice president of tactical electronics in oklahoma. he sees a big market. >> there are really so many places that uas can be used and anywhere that's dirty, dangerous, remote or os stair where it would be unsuitable, unsafe or, you know, to put a human being. >> there are concerns about drones. in the pass year according to the aclu, 42 states have considered drone-related bills, mostly pertained to issues of privacy. at the conference today, industry veterans say drones are coming. the technology is available and applications are too attractive to pass up. josh lipton, "nightly business report." >>> finally tonight, after nine months on the job. pope francis was selected by time magazine as the person of the year. time's managing editor nancy gibbs says it was a tight race between that and snowden. >> it was a close call between the two in snowden's case. it's the ball lance between privacy and security and how much the government should know what we're doing at all times. in the case of this pope, it really is a fundamental question

ice in oklahoma was the cause of a deadly pileup. it knocked out power to nearly 3,000 homes and left everything from cars to christmas decorations encased in ice. in maine, residents are rushing to clear their roofs to prevent them from collapsing. >> if it's going to be one or the other, i'd rather have the snow. the ice, it's a lot harder to deal with. >> reporter: workers in iowa, wisconsin and michigan prep roadways for drivers braving the blinding snow. while echoing the same message, be safe. >> it's important to drive carefully, drive slow, drive defensively. >> you would rather have snow than ice. we're going to see the ice stretching from oklahoma city to sul la, around columbia. and later this evening, headed towards new england. hazardous roads, power outages can be expected. the snow side to the storm will stretch from wichita, des moines, milwaukee. we're talking 6 to 10 inches of snow. and then, there's a severe side to this storm system, as well. a moderate risk for severe weather. we're talking about the threat for t

more than 200 have shaken oklahoma since 2009. kimberly talked to some residents that belief hydraulic fracking is to blame. >> in the small town of edmond oklahoma, earthquakes are a big part of daily discussions. that's because in recent days these residents have had their share of tremors. >> i was sleeping, and i woke up and so i went into my mom's room, and my mom is just like oh, did you feel that. >> we have had tornadoes. and hailstorms, and all those kind of things but never earthquakes. >> six years ago the southwestern state would average two to six a year, most so small they hardly registered but in 2009, the number of quakes began rising with residents feeling the tremors. >> increasingly oklahoma's oil and natural gas is being done by hydraulic fractures and many are concerned that process has led to a rise in earthquakes in the state. >> hydraulic fracking injects high pressure water into bedrock to increase the flow of oil and natural gases. and the dispose sol of that water has also more than doubles in recent yea

oklahoma. oklahoma state, first quarter jalen saunders on the punt return for oklahoma. bugs it outside. he's gone. 54 yard, game tied at 7. bob stoups holding nothing back, trailing in the 3rd. 8 yards to michael honeycutt. sooners trailing again, corner of the end zone, saunders got it. stoups is jacked. oklahoma wins 33-34. o.k. state eliminated with the loss. the calls to beth teams early. tied at 3 in the third. 11 yards to antoine goodly. bear, next drive. levi norwood, 287 yards in the air. after a defensive interception, he ices it. 18-yard touchdown run. baylor wins the big 12. they will likely get an invite to the bowl. sherwood country club and thousand oaks, tiger woods and 17 of his best friend in the mutual world challenge. johnson regained the lead until tiger gave him a share of the lead at 11 under. he hit a tree on 12. tiger runs away with the tournament, but 3-putt 13 after sticking his approach, woods birdies, leads by 2 shots at 11 under. salt lake facing off at the mls cup 76 minutes. collins off the quarter kick, tied at 1. doll lens tenth round sc

freezing rain in oklahoma city will be staying in place all the way through tomorrow. in oklahoma. that's definitely a huge trouble spot. as we head throughout the next 24 hours. back here arucross the bay area clearing forecast and cold mornings ahead. let's take you outside to the sky camera network tonight. what you're going to be able to see is temperatures are beginning to drop here, especially in the north bay at this hour. to 43 degrees. that will likely be the number one coldest spot for tomorrow. also, fog free in san francisco. currently 50. we do have a light wind anywhere from about 5 to 10 miles per hour. but generally looking pretty good at this point. let's take you to the peninsula. currently averaging 45. get you a sneak peek at that forecast on your saturday. we'll start with upper 30s, also clear skies. by 1:00 p.m., temperatures will shoot up to 60 and also have the sunny skies in the forecast. what i want to get to right now, though, is this cold storm system off to the north. it is producing some unusually low snow right near seattle. but the thing that's goin

why oklahoma residents have a new fear. we have has tornadoes and hailstorms but never an earthquake. and a far reaching zeal has human rights activists worried. debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america here is more. >> beneath the fluorescentsun in a former meat packing plant is the latest trim in farming. they call it "vertical farming." these fields grow on floors on at industrial park and farmer john adel and his staff agrees user. >> my shipping proceed did you say 1500, 2,000 miles to get are. >> the plant of the indoor -- as the indoor formers call it doesn't grow corn or soybeans but mustard, high end micro greens on the plates of white-napkin restaurants. these fish supply the vert liser that number issues the when you think of earthquakes oklahoma is not the place that normally comes to mind, this week alone at least two have hit. more than 200 have shaken oklahoma since 2009. some r

oklahoma is america's fifth largest oil producing state. billions are at stake if the industry is responsible for the quakes. some say the jobs the industry brings to oak on the ground are worth the risks. >> fracking could be involved. it's probably more man made. i would take an uptick in u.s. energyout put versus these, you know, median level earthquakes. >> but for how long? state officials are now encouraging residents to buy either quake insurance to protect their property. the u.s. geological survey warns seismic activity is likely to continue, it may even get worse. aljazeera, edmond, oklahoma. >> it's time for the sport. >> moving up to six in the english premier league after an impressive fight. cord twice in the first 15 minutes to give united a real scare. the level inside 25 minutes, released 150th premier league goal. >> that gave united the 3-2 win. eight games after half time, second place game, still goalless for now. chelsea won. liverpool later are at mann city. >> i'm not going deny the supporters here at liverpool from

, we are seeing freezing rain into oklahoma by wednesday. stephanie. >> dave, thank you. >>> comedic relief, for children at the zatari refugee camp in jordan. affiliated with the group clowns without borders. 40% of the more than 120,000 people living in the camp are children. thanks for watching al jazeera america, i'm stephanie sy, techknow is next. . >>> hello and welcome. i'm phil torres, we'll talk about innovations that will change laughs. we'll look at hardware. this is a show about science by scin histories. kyle hill is an engineer, and he's investigating head-to-head combat and cutting edge technology that can help to detect a concussion before it's too late. >> lindsay moran is an ex-c.i.a. operative. she was packaging that can one day replace

let's go to oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt who is leading the charge. thank you for coming on. you base your argument from your op-ed piece you're basically saying look the only way you can have these tax penalties and subsidys is for the states to run the exchanges. but if they don't then the federal government can't interfere, is that true? >> that's the case. congress was very clear from the beginning they wanted states to be involved and they wanted to incentivize that saying these carrots would flow through state exchanges. 34 states said no. irs said we'll fix that and adopt ad rule and say whether a state adopt as change or not they will issue subsidies in all 50 states and corresponding penalties. the law doesn't say that. our lawsuit is about giving meaning to the statute. congress knew they could not require the states to set up the exchanges. they had to provide this carrot. because of this miscalculation by the administration on the number of states that would participate they now come in to the administrative to fix it. >> you're saying sec

we are honored to be joined by those that made this day possible including dan boren from oklahoma. we are honored to be joined by [applause] we are fortunate to have in congress two outstanding leaders, two native americans of tom cole and mark mullen. today, we need to immortalize men who were in a way meeting for the first time. during the second world war, he was a member of the 195th field artillery battalion. one day in 1944, he was walking through an orchard in southern france and heard one of his bretheren singing under a tree. he recognized the dialogue and put them to work on opposite ends of the radio. that coincidence brought these men onto the stage of history and alongside the elite band that we call code talkers. i ask all of you to join me in welcoming him here and thanking him for his service. [applause] edmund and his brothers were at normandy. they were on hiroshima. they mobilized the simplest weapon, language, to thwart the fiercest enemy that free people ever known, and they made a difference. after serving with honor, they did the honorable thing, they kept th

ice across oklahoma. i storm warnings. that will be an issue as we move north into portions of the midwest and great lakes. everybody else with soaking rain. some is coming this way. more about the week ended a couple of minutes. >> we will check back with you. trouble for the metropolitan police department. another officer facing criminal charges. witheran is charged attempted murder. roz potter joins us live with more on this arrest. >> leon, in less than a month, three officers have faced charges of pornography, prostitution, and now attempted murder. folks are asking, what the heck is going on? at the shop in adams morgan, the buzz about the police officers is hotly debated. at -- do i go to a fire if i get in trouble? >> prosecutors say inside this held by usn lawrence to his wife's throat and beat her head with the fixture. -- a fixture. now she is -- he is charged with attempted murder. 10 days ago, another veteran officer was arrested and charged taking out young girls. another officer was arrested on pornography c

all the ice will spread from oklahoma into central sections of missouri as well. then we'll see thunderstorms setting up early saturday morning just west of memphis and moving eastward into tennessee, parts of alabama. this is where we could see the possibly tornadoes on saturday evening and that pushes to atlanta on sunday evening. meanwhile snow from chicago to the great lakes and the ice storm across northern new england with record high temperatures on sunday around new york city close to 70 degrees. lester, back to you. >> janice huff in new york with us. janice, thanks. >>> now to the late word from retail giant target after a massive data breach that exposed up to 40 million customers to identity theft. tonight the first lawsuit has been filed. target's ceo is apologizing and the company is in full damage control mode, assuring shoppers they won't be held responsible for any fraud. working to woo back customers who are understandably on edge. we get our report tonight from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: tonight target is offering a 10% discount to its c

oklahoma city at 24° and dallas at 25. look at these temperatures 20° and 50° and a tremendous temperature contrast. not from place to place. 5000 feet it's 50 there and the rain is falling into air that is 20°. this is where you goa get the ie accumulation. it freezes before it hits the ground or when it hits the ground we will see this tremendous area of icing happening overnight tonight we'll get a little break and overnight tonight icing conditions here in northern oklahoma and moving up through missouri and it continues until eighuntil:00 tomorrow:00 -- 8:0w morning. it will come to an end and push off to the north east at 12:00. a half inch or more ice accumulation is possible over the next 24 hours. there could be 4 to 6-inches of snow through northern oklahoma and ice and rain through texas and louisiana we are looking at bitter cold air coming in from the north. these are the actual temperatures below zero in bismark. 40-degrees below zero in the northern plains. the cold air is moving south and the warm air is

ponca tribe of oklahoma tribed sioux seminole nation of oklahoma sioux tribek tonto apache tribe tribemountain apache [applause] [applause] >> if you could all remained standing, we will have the benediction. >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats, and if our wonderful native americans who have received their medals, would like to retire to their seats, i will not make you stand while i talk. i will say good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and while you might be taking your seats again, allow me to say -- [speaking native american language] -- and i beg your forgiveness if i did not encode my readings -- greetings and i cannot produce greetings for all of the tribes that we have here today. mr. speaker, leader harry reid, leader nancy pelosi, other distinguished guests, and most importantly, today's honorees, guests and families, we are very proud of you, and i'm very proud to be included today. here during native american heritage month, i have the great privilege of representing the finest military in the worl

oklahoma city. a verythis coming from active jetstream in the far southwest of here. along with that it is pulling moisture from the pacific and the gulf. we had the classic set up for one heck of a mess. it will be a fairly small area. rain and ice and then snow. all of that over the weekend. our weather will go the other way. 60's and 70's. the front will make a push on us. of showers a couple sunday afternoon and sunday night and especially into monday, that is when the heaviest rains and thunderstorms will come. it will slowly turn cooler is -- on monday. it will clear out and allow those big chilly high-pressure to comment on christmas eve and christmas day. 72 on sunday. 54 degrees on monday and that high will be in the morning. as we get through the transition day, highs will be in the upper 30's on christmas eve and christmas day. a definite interesting stretch as we head through the next seven days. >> and now the toyota sports desk. redskins cowboys, big game for london fletcher. he will b

from our oklahoma city affiliate. they don't do those things in oklahoma city? >> no, never. an interesting story, bianna, i would be waiting for the cameras to be rolling there. we have been talking a lot about the cold part of america, but there's a lot of warmth, look at orlando for today, 90 degrees. feeling a lot more like summer in florida than winter. record warmth stretching from orlando, charlotte, up to washington, d.c. temperatures in the 70s. that's all headed out of here in a couple of days. we'll watch some heavy rainfall move in from atlanta up to raleigh, again, the nation's capital, inches of rain across the southeast, there's a cold side to this, look at these temperatures this morning and north dakota area, south dakota, temperatures well below zero. out to the northwest, seattle, 50 degrees. again, we'll see quiet weather across the west coast for today. look at temperatures across the nation here. that's >> good morning. balmy, blustery, and wet. 72 right now at reagan national. doppler radar shows a lot of shower activity coming in. we have a severe thun

they have ice storm warnings for central oklahoma tonight and tomorrow. could see as much as a half inch of ice there. in the meantime, here is the tracking and the timing of everything. thunderstorms will start to break out around midnight saturday west of dallas. heavy rain will start spreading into the ohio valley, parts of southern illinois. all the ice will spread from oklahoma into central sections of missouri as well. then we'll see thunderstorms setting up early saturday morning west of memphis moving eastward into tennessee, parts of alabama. this is where we could see tornadoes on saturday evening pushing to atlanta on sunday evening. meanwhile snow from chicago to the great lakes and the ice storm across northern new england with record high temperatures on sunday around new york city close to 70 degrees. lester, back to you. >> janice, thanks. >>> now to the late word from retail giant target after a massive data breach that exposed up to 40 million customers to identity theft. tonight the first lawsuit has been filed. target's ceo is apologiz

three to six inches of snow from oklahoma city into st. louis, starting tonight. ice for little rock and dallas. john and diana, back to you. >> jim, thank you. >>> stay with abc news for the latest on this cold snap. "gma" will have team coverage. a look at what's happening out there and what is still to come. >>> investigators in mexico have recovered a stolen truck loaded with dangerous radioactive materials. but they warn those thieves may be in grave dangers themselves. mexican troops are standing on guard of that recovered truck around the clock until the experts can safely dispose of a hazardous cobalt 60. >> this is material that could be used if used properly, in a very dangerous dirty bomb. they need to know how to handle the material without giving themselves incapacitating doses of radiation. >> it appears the thieves may have done that. investigators believe they cracked open the device and removed some of the cobalt 60. they could be at risk of dying within another day or two. >>> connecticut state officials have lost their long legal battle to keep

that weather coming through oklahoma city. we're good today. 72 degrees. >> can't complain about that, but -- >> tomorrow, it could be a problem here. the busiest airport in the world, atlanta's hartsfield-jackson, we could see delays from that weather in oklahoma city as it moves to atlanta, but let's just enjoy today. >> be in the moment. i've got to travel tomorrow, and i don't want to think about t. let's enjoy today. >>> a new music video paying tribute to "fast and furious" star paul walker. ♪ when shadowed way down by the memory of your smile ♪ >> the singer's music video features scenes from one of walker's last movie called "hours." >> video in production before the actor was killed in a fiery car crash last month. zephrin says the song has become a farewell to the star after his death, and all proceeds from the single will go towards walker's charity "reach out worldwide." >>> good news for harry potter fans. a stage play, or just a play, based on the hit series is in the works. i think tyler perry in the word, s

state of oklahoma await at nights. returns from injury, sarah will have the details right after the break. blame hot topic lately,n the something that was rare until now until last year. it is now keeping people awake at night. >> earthquakes are a big part of daily discussion that's because in recent days these residents have had their share of tremors. >> i was sleeping and i felt like a little and i woke up so i went into my mom's room, and my mom is like did you feel that? >> way have had tornadoes and hailstorms and those kind of things but never an earthquake. >> six years ago the southwestern state would average between two to six earthquake as year, most so small they hardly registered. in 2009, the number of quakes began rising with residents feeling the tremors. >> increasingly, oklahoma's isle h oil and natural gas drilling is being done by hydraulic fracking. they have concerned that that has led to a rise of earthquakes in the state. >> fracs injects high pressure water to increase the flow of oil into nat

[laughter] i spent the first 11 years of my life in a tiny, tiny little town in oklahoma that has no library. at the school there was one shelf that had some books and you could take those home that you run through those books pretty quick. and when i was 11-years-old my family moved to a college town in montana that had more than one library. and that first summer my sister decided -- they had sidewalks also and we liked to roller skate so that first summer we spent -- moving from oklahoma to a montana sounds like one sticks to another but it was a college town and to us it was basically like we had moved to paris. that first summer we had a skates and we would roller skate every day and we just thought we had moved to civilization. [laughter] when i was in high school i would skip school or what. i would skip -- that doesn't sound good, stay in school, kids another hibiscus school and go to the library. the library isn't just for my work as a writer obviously. i mean in this book was helped tremendously by archivists and librarians at those institutions i mentioned in hawaii. some

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at least three killed in oklahoma. one shopper in oklahoma city capturing this scary moment as huge sheets of ice fly off a roof in to a busy outdoor mall. luckily, no one was injured n. in the south, the storm spawned possible tornados tearing apart this roof in louisiana, overturning mobile homes in mississippi and destroying entire neighborhoods in parts of arkansas. in milwaukee, john says walking his dog lola has become a challenge. >> it is shutdown mode. we better get inside and be prepir paired for whatever else comes. >> reporter: that's the attitude many are taking get out of the winter weather as soon as possible. temperatures are expected to plunge as the week begins. alex perez, abc news, milwaukee. >>> after spring-like warmth here in the east, get ready for a wet, wild and chilly changes. >> and potential for an icy commute. let's check in with meteorologist jim dickey at accu-weather. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john and diana. many spots over the weekend, new york city, philadelphia, d.c. setti

oklahoma taking a beating. in addition to ice and sleet, six inches of snow flurry is expected to file up. emergency management officials have set up industrialized generator and stocked shelters. they are warning people not to leave their homes unless it is absolutely necessary. >> good advice as denver and minneapolis wake up to below zero weather again. >> the latest on the storm system from meteorologist jim dickey at accu-weather. >> good morning. a pocket of extremely cold air funnels its way south and eastward here. as it does we are seeing ice and snow. in some cases heavy ice and snow. significant ice storm underway continuing here. started thursday night and continues through tonight. the worst of it across central arkansas in to portions of western kentucky. dangerous road conditions this morning. along with that downed trees and power lines. power outages could last for weeks. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> we are returning to our top story the life and death of nelson mandela. >> the worl

very incur when chile oddly the good universal society of hindu ism that organization is asking the oklahoma state capital preservation commission to place a study of a statue of the hindu monkey god on your lawn outside the sooner state capitol building will follow as an attempt by a new york based safeness group to place a say a symbol outside oklahoma's capitol building buildings grounds currently have a monument to the ten commandments on display in both the satanists and the hindus think that if public buildings are allowed to display religious symbols at all they should display the symbols of all religious not just christianity oklahoma's religious conservatives naturally disagree which just goes to show how it was that point of view was to begin with good on the hindus for helping point out the bad bryan fischer not everyone is so happy about what's going on at the oklahoma state house to share the director of public policy with the american family association took to the airwaves tuesday to bash the satanists campaign and to clear the air about which religion the first amendment real

virtually 18 years to the day after timothy mcveigh attacked oklahoma city. >>> he was a brilliant mathematician who hated society. >> he was extremely smart, but socially awkward. >> he started fantasizing about killing people. >> the unabomber left his angry mark of death. >> he orchestrated a vicious bombing spree that killed three, maimed four, and injured 19 others. >> in all sixteen bombs, locations all over the united states. >> i began to think i may not make it. >> his base of operations was crude. >> the cabin was a bomb factory. >> his devices were hideously lethal. >> pieces of wood, nails. >> that's an antipersonnel device. that's used to maim or kill. >> for almost two decades, he skillfully evaded identification and capture. >> we had literally hundreds and hundreds of suspects. >> he dropped out of sight for six years. >> people thought he was dead. >> he was obsessed about leaving fingerprint evidence. >> nobody has seen anybody like theodore kaczynski. >> the hunt for the unabomber. next. >>> a simple sketch was almost all investigators had to go on. the facial features were di

that's the white line. 28 in dallas, 20 in oklahoma city, plenty cold in dallas area. portsmouth, arkansas, one of the worst spots for ice and freezing rain. you're under ice storm warnings in those areas, that's in purple. that's where the power outages are most likely to occur. the pink shades are winter storm warnings that now extend all the y nto columbus, ohio. we've had pretty heavy snow overnight. southern illinois a, and southe indiana, probably more than you were expected. winter weather all the way into western new york state. besides the ice, there is a narrow band of pretty heavy snow, as much as 6 to 8 inches. so be very careful driving in the northeast this morning, locally dense fog especially around new york city. that is a look at the national forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. so today with just this wild weather, still extremely cold in the areas dealing with this storm. look at oklahoma city, 22 degrees. very warm in the east, look at florida, 83 degrees. cold air makes its way to the east coast this weekend. this storm

tulsa, oklahoma, oklahoma city waking up saturday morning to freezing rain and colder conditions than they wanted. back here in kansas city, the weather has had an impact on airport travel, a handful of flights canceled at kansas city international airport. it's expected to worsen. an official said they expect more cancellations by airlines later this evening. nick valencia, cnn, kansas city, missouri. >> thank you so much. >>> this wild weather is doing a number on air travel. according to flightaware.com, more than 570 flights have been canceled across the country. the west side shows more than 9,000 flights delayed. the airports with the most cancellations, chicago's o'hare, denver international, dfw in dallas and will rogers in oklahoma city. >>> four men have been arrested in connection with a fatal carjacking at a mall in new jersey. local authorities worked alongside the fbi and u.s. marshalls to track down the men. they are accused of shooting and killing a young attorney while his wife watched in horror. the incident occurred six days ago inside a mall parking deck. at a news

ice in oklahoma city as well. it's trying to change over. we have tornado watches in effect for much of louisiana into east texas and that one is in effect until 6:00 central time. the box on top is in effect until 8:00 central time. we are already seeing a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings pop up. most of these have been in louisiana. we have this one here right around arcadia, this is in effect for the next 45 minutes or so. they are moving to the east at 35 miles per hour. if you are in the monroe vicinity, watch out for these. we had nasty storms roll through in the past couple minutes. these are carrying winds of about 60 miles per hour. very dangerous storms as well as the lightning. the moderate risk of severe weather will carry on through the afternoon. the highlighted areas need to be on the lookout. jackson, memphis, nashville, be aware of this. we could see up to an inch of ice. that means power outages, trees down. around the springfield area, up to half inch of ice. this is going to be a mess as we roll into tomorrow, thing

danny hendricks, pr local 798, is the pipeline going to bring much jobs into nebraska and oklahoma? >> we just finished up two spreads of the keystone, on the southern end the gulf coast expansion, they are actually starting to load that line with oil. but during that project that provided 350 jobs for my members. now we're just a portion of that craft. we're like one fourth of that craft. so 350 people have jobs. 350 families have insurance. have pension credits. there was $47 million paid in wages for those 350 people, had $8 million of benefits. we hear this term, temporary jobs, temporary jobs. every construction job is temporary. we have a series of jobs that we make a career out of. these are real jobs and they pay good benefits. they -- you know, i would venture to say none of my people would take a job over creating some kind of hazard for the environment. this is the safest pipeline that will be built in the world. now, they're not going to quit mining the tar sands. they are going to mine it and they're going to refine it. so all we're going to figure out is how are they g

thousands in oklahoma are without power of after ice and freezing rain coated electric lines causing them to snap. >>> in canada, crews struggling to restore service to hundreds of thousands of customers without power. toronto's embattled mayor rob ford called the storm one of the worst in the city's history. >> reporter: the storm swept across southern ontario with an icy fury. firefighters in downtown toronto were left to deal with an ice-covered tree that fell on the hydro wires and caught on fire. while elsewhere, brilliant flashes lit up the sky as transformers began to explode. >> is truly a catastrophic ice storm we have had here. probably one of the worst we ever had. >> reporter: hundreds of trees have across towns and cities caved under the pressure of the ice. most landed on hydro lines leaving hundreds of thousands without power. toronto's emergency services 311 and 911 had been inundated with calls. the mayor says a state of emergency could be called in the days to come. extensive damage. it could be days before the lights are back on and the region recovers from this wi