manufacturers in response to the opioid epidemic. among thespeakers,oklahomaattorneygeneral mike hunter, who talks about the lawsuit his state had against the pharmaceutical company, purdue pharma. from a bipartisan policy center, this is an hour and a half. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the bipartisan policy center and thank you for coming out on this rainy morning. i am bill hoagland, senior vice president here with the senator, and i have the pleasure of working with our health team on several health policy issues that confront our country today. of course, one of those terrible problems is and has been the scourge of this opioid epidemic. the latest statistics i have found from the national prescription audit indicates that at least over the last two years we've had a reduction in the prescribing of opioids as measured by morphine milligram equivalents. nonetheless, we have had more than 70,000 people die from drug overdoses in 2017 and nearly 50,000 of those deaths involved an opioid. let's bring these numbers home real quickly. it is estimated that over the next two hours
manufacturers in response to the opioid epidemic. among the speakers, oklahoma attorney general mike hunter, who talks about the lawsuit his state had against the pharmaceutical company, purdue pharma. from a bipartisan policy center, this is an hour and a half. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the bipartisan policy center and thank you for coming out on this rainy morning. i am bill hoagland, senior vice president here with the senator, and i have the pleasure of working with...
great steak -- great stateofoklahoma, mikehunter, with us. i was interested in seeing that the attorney general received his law degree from the university of oklahoma and his undergraduate degree from the university of oklahoma, was the first attorney general to receive a degree from oklahoma state. oklahoma has not been despaired from this epidemic -- has not been sparesd from this epidemic. there was a story about a that it in oklahoma and is facing foreclosures due to lack of resources, workforce, and supplies, while still dealing with opioid overdoses in its emergency room. a settlementss with purdue pharma. following his comments, our president will have a fireside chat. time for will leave audience questions. and then, an expert panel will be moderated by regina who was the former chief of staff of the policy,use staff of -- and is been a valued consultant on our work. here without furtherher ado, attorney general from oklahoma mike hunter. [applause] mr. hunter:pro-swamp. to the best of my ability, i tried to provide mitigating circumstances. thanks insurance companies
great steak -- great state of oklahoma, mike hunter, with us. i was interested in seeing that the attorney general received his law degree from the university of oklahoma and his undergraduate degree from the university of oklahoma, was the first attorney general to receive a degree from oklahoma state. oklahoma has not been despaired from this epidemic -- has not been sparesd from this epidemic. there was a story about a that it in oklahoma and is facing foreclosures due to lack of resources,...
>>>oklahomaunderwater. dozens of dangerous rescues required and a tornado outbreak leaving parts of the plains and the midwest devastated. >>> more democrats say it's time to consider impeaching the president. can the speaker reign in her party? >> do you know what an reo is? >> an oreo? >> no, an reo. >> he doesn't know the difference between a cookie and foreclosure. >> the wildest police chase you will ever see. multiple crashes. a dog escaping. the driver not so fortunate. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. happening right now, thousands of people in the nation's heartland waking up to utter devastation. vicious weather bringing damaging tornadoes and torrential rains overnight. in oklahoma, dozens of dramatic water rescues. a woman spotted clinging to a tree. one rescuer reached her and two others pulled her to safety. neighbors helping each other out, including this woman confined to a wheelchair. this house in edmond, oklahoma surrounded by floodwaters and this car trapped. raging floods on interst
>>> oklahoma under water. dozens of dangerous rescues required and a tornado outbreak leaving parts of the plains and the midwest devastated. >>> more democrats say it's time to consider impeaching the president. can the speaker reign in her party? >> do you know what an reo is? >> an oreo? >> no, an reo. >> he doesn't know the difference between a cookie and foreclosure. >> the wildest police chase you will ever see. multiple crashes. a dog...
, who was recently denied a visa to come to the united states. then we gotooklahoma, thesite of a landmark opiod trial. the state is accusing johnson & johnson of being the "kingpin behind this public health emergency.y." >> the pain, angsh, and arart break that falies, bunesses, commities and individual oklahons is almost impossible to comprehend. how did this hapn?n? at t end of e day, yr hor, of ahort oneord answer -- greed. amy: and the trump administration is facing cruises of after scuttling plans to replace andrew jackson's portrait on the $20 bill with abolitionist leader harriet tubman by 2020, the 100th anniversary of women being the right -- granted the right to vote. >> the american people understood. do you support harriet tubman being on the $20 bill? >> i have made no decision as it relates to that and that decision will not be made -- >> there was a national -- there was a community process. is a decision of the secretary of the treasury. right now my decision is focused on security features. amy: we will speak to kate clifford larson, author of "bound for the prom
, who was recently denied a visa to come to the united states. then we go to oklahoma, the site of a landmark opiod trial. the state is accusing johnson & johnson of being the "kingpin behind this public health emergency.y." >> the pain, angsh, and arart break that falies, bunesses, commities and individual oklahons is almost impossible to comprehend. how did this hapn?n? at t end of e day, yr hor, of ahort oneord answer -- greed. amy: and the trump administration is facing...
. look at this. this tornado touching the groundnearoklahomacity.two tornadoes taking shape there in oklahoma. a line of thick, black clouds. that's actually a super cell hovering over spinning wind turbines nearby. this new fear of an outbreak comes after a terrifying weekend for so many. more than 40 reported tornadoes hammering eight states over the weekend. this monster tornado in kansas. and an ef-2 shatters homes in oklahoma. winds of 130 miles an hour. reports of new damage already coming in, and tonight, the images of dangerous tornadoes already, and what we're learning right now. meteorologist rob marciano leading us off with breaking news now from oklahoma. >> reporter: tonight, a rare high risk tornado outbreak, now under way across the southern plains. >> we've got two tornadoes that are now developing. there's a tornado, there's a tornado. >> reporter: families bracing for potentially violent and deadly long-tractor nay dopes as nighttime approaching. >> dangerous situation. we have debris flying. we can barely see down the road. >> reporter: tonight's outbreak
. look at this. this tornado touching the ground near oklahoma city. two tornadoes taking shape there in oklahoma. a line of thick, black clouds. that's actually a super cell hovering over spinning wind turbines nearby. this new fear of an outbreak comes after a terrifying weekend for so many. more than 40 reported tornadoes hammering eight states over the weekend. this monster tornado in kansas. and an ef-2 shatters homes in oklahoma. winds of 130 miles an hour. reports of new damage already...
watchers on tuesday and innormanoklahomacourtroomopening statements were given in the state of oklahoma scaife against medical company johnson and johnson for their role in the overprescribing of painkillers which many believe directly led to the current opioid crisis that led to a record 47600 related overdose deaths in just 2017 alone are to my question how to get them following the trial today and joins us now with the latest. john thank you for coming on i got to ask you how did things go on this opening day you know what was it you know how are things going what happened today i mean that's the biggest question i have this is pretty historic. today was for the opening arguments opening statements in this as you said historic and major case that certainly not only are other states that are suing big pharma companies such as johnson and johnson and purdue among others but also big pharma you know both are watching this you know very closely and there were definitely some sharp comments made by both prosecutors and the defense attorneys who were who were battling it out you k
watchers on tuesday and in norman oklahoma courtroom opening statements were given in the state of oklahoma scaife against medical company johnson and johnson for their role in the overprescribing of painkillers which many believe directly led to the current opioid crisis that led to a record 47600 related overdose deaths in just 2017 alone are to my question how to get them following the trial today and joins us now with the latest. john thank you for coming on i got to ask you how did things...
the groundnearoklahomacity.we've been mob or thing the live images all often. two tornadoes there in oklahoma. that's actually a super cell your looking at hovering over w spinning wind turbines. this comes after a terrifying weekend for so many. more than 40 or the nay codoes hammering eight states over the weekend. this monster tornado is in kansas. and an ef-2 in oklahoma, winds of 130 miles an hour, reports of new damage already coming in. tonight, the threat is expected to last well into the evening. a dangerous one ahead. abc meteorologist rob marciano leading us off in oklahoma. >> reporter: tonight, a rare, high risk tornado outbreak now underway across the southern plains. >> we've got two tornados that are now developing. there's a tornado. there's a tornado. >> reporter: families bracing for potentially violent and deadly long tractor tornadoes as night time approaches. tonight's outbreak is the culmination of a weekend of powerful tornadoes and severe weather. >> turn! 300 yards! getting closer! >> reporter: storm chasers out in force. >> it's on the road! it knocked a
the ground near oklahoma city. we've been mob or thing the live images all often. two tornadoes there in oklahoma. that's actually a super cell your looking at hovering over w spinning wind turbines. this comes after a terrifying weekend for so many. more than 40 or the nay codoes hammering eight states over the weekend. this monster tornado is in kansas. and an ef-2 in oklahoma, winds of 130 miles an hour, reports of new damage already coming in. tonight, the threat is expected to last well...
this afternoon with a live look at a line of potentially dangerous storms. thisisoklahomacity.>> wow. look at this. uge. is pretty some 20 million people are in the danger zone out there. we're kicking off three hours of team weather coverage here. >> we'll get a report on the damage the system has already done in a moment, but first to chief meteorologist doug kammerer. >> tracking this dangerous situation, we have a couple showers and thunderstorms in our area. it's this area we're watching back towards texas and oklahoma. some of the wording being used by this storm has not been used since 2011. that year in alabama, 62 tornadoes, over 2,000 people hurt and about 240 people killed that day. that's why this is such a dangerous system. this is moving into parts of texas and into parts of oklahoma. numerous tornado warnings already, but this is going to be going on throug ut they in through texas and oklahoma and then making it as way off toward the east. not going to be affecting us directly. what is is a frontal boundary. most of us on the dry side tonight. we're hot. higho
this afternoon with a live look at a line of potentially dangerous storms. this is oklahoma city. >> wow. look at this. uge. is pretty some 20 million people are in the danger zone out there. we're kicking off three hours of team weather coverage here. >> we'll get a report on the damage the system has already done in a moment, but first to chief meteorologist doug kammerer. >> tracking this dangerous situation, we have a couple showers and thunderstorms in our area. it's...
leon, back over to you. >> thanks, erika. >>> right now parts of texasandoklahomaareon high alert. severe storms and tornadoes are racing across that region. there he been numerous tornadoes on the ground and even more could be coming. now, take a look at this. these are live pictures. we've been watching this scene play out. the word t describe it, ominous. this is near oklahoma city. the national weather service calls it a particularly dangerous situation. it's important that they use those words because the last time a warning this strong was issued was back in 2011 during an outbreak that killed more than 300 people. take a look at this photo. we've just got this in. this is what appears to be a tornado or funnel cud near paducah, texas. still too early to know about ouy injuries from these storms breaking this comes after a weekend oft violenweather in that same area and that did a lot of serious damage. >> talking about tornado alley is getting so much bigger and wider because of climate change. we've seen a few pops of some storms this afternoon, nothing serious. what
leon, back over to you. >> thanks, erika. >>> right now parts of texas and oklahoma are on high alert. severe storms and tornadoes are racing across that region. there he been numerous tornadoes on the ground and even more could be coming. now, take a look at this. these are live pictures. we've been watching this scene play out. the word t describe it, ominous. this is near oklahoma city. the national weather service calls it a particularly dangerous situation. it's important...
oklahoma, they'veclosed schools, issued flood watches and evacuated a military base. david begnaud begins our coverage in oklahoma. >> reporter: there's reports of tornadoes in oklahoma, texas and kansas. we heard of damage, nothing confirmed. and no reports of injuries or deaths. we have staged with storm chasers from our affiliate, cbs news 9 in oklahoma city. this is hank brown and his wife waiting on the call to go. here in oklahoma, waiting on chasing storms is not just a thrill. it's a public service. powerful gusts of wind and rain tore through oklahoma this afternoon. this was the first tornado of the day, reported to the national weather service. it hit just north of paducah, texas. in crescent, oklahoma, these two tornadoes were on the ground just about a mile apart. the threat in the southern plains is so serious, that noaa's storm locater, issued a high weather warning. was the most serious warning they issued in two years. we met up with hank brown and his wife, patty, in oklahoma. hank is a firefighter, patty is a nurse. what's different about the forecast for today?
oklahoma, they've closed schools, issued flood watches and evacuated a military base. david begnaud begins our coverage in oklahoma. >> reporter: there's reports of tornadoes in oklahoma, texas and kansas. we heard of damage, nothing confirmed. and no reports of injuries or deaths. we have staged with storm chasers from our affiliate, cbs news 9 in oklahoma city. this is hank brown and his wife waiting on the call to go. here in oklahoma, waiting on chasing storms is not just a thrill....
tearingthroughoklahomaandsan francisco. millions of americans break for more severe storms. >> tracking a storm is a close in on the southern plains and doctor bon jovi to you now. rob: a high note at this graduation ceremony. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ halfway there ♪ living on a prayer ♪ making it square ♪ living on a prayer ♪ >> how many times did you hear this in college? >> this is the college party song. >> a nightly event memorized. almost like you can't hear it anymore. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: we start with extreme weather. tornadoes ripping through several states paving a path of destruction overnight. look at this twister in oklahoma. >> two funnel clouds at the same time over oklahoma and look at this giant twister in west texas. millions of americans bracing for more severe weather right now. >> janice steen tracking this live from the weather center. >> we won't know the damage until later today or tomorrow because we have obscured rainfall and that could present more dang
tearing through oklahoma and san francisco. millions of americans break for more severe storms. >> tracking a storm is a close in on the southern plains and doctor bon jovi to you now. rob: a high note at this graduation ceremony. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ halfway there ♪ living on a prayer ♪ making it square ♪ living on a prayer ♪ >> how many times did you hear this in college? >> this is the college party song. >> a nightly...
so much love so early? >>> and a dramatic water rescueinoklahomacityjust moments ago, after dangerous storms there. 24 tornadoes in 24 hours. they have caused some life-threatening flooding. we're keeping a very close eye on the situation in oklahoma. we'll go back there in just a moment. go back there in just a moment . with peak season berries, creamy avocado. and a dressing fit for a goddess. come taste what a salad should be. and with panera catering, there's more to go around. panera. food as it should be. do any of you know captand here we go. [ "good to be alive" by andy grammer ] it's snowtime baby. [ screaming ] oh, snowball. uh, is he ok? not in any way no. take that ok. you were just beaten by a rabbit. you don't even know it. [ ding ] oh, my pizza rolls. >>> iran just announced it is quadrupling its supply of enriched uranium. president trump just threatened, quote, the official end of iran. and right now, behind closed doors, congress is getting a critical briefing on what to expect from all of it. the high-stakes showdown has taken a volatile turn. iranian pres
so much love so early? >>> and a dramatic water rescue in oklahoma city just moments ago, after dangerous storms there. 24 tornadoes in 24 hours. they have caused some life-threatening flooding. we're keeping a very close eye on the situation in oklahoma. we'll go back there in just a moment. go back there in just a moment . with peak season berries, creamy avocado. and a dressing fit for a goddess. come taste what a salad should be. and with panera catering, there's more to go...
dangerous situation two funnel clouds side by sidenearoklahomacity.>> tornado! >> from texaso nebraska, 85 reported tornados since friday, 31 of those confirmed leaving a trail of destructiln. >> of this on the anniversary of the massive tornado, an ef-5 that ripped through moore oklahoma in 2013 kills 24 people. >> one concern overnight is flooding now. >> it's been flash flooding has been a concern throughout the day. the tornado threat has been lessenedhe by tse storms as they're making their way into the oklahoma now. still watches however. notice the entire state of oklahoma was under a tornado watch a little bit earlier. itloas been aled to expire, and they did not put up a new wtch. we haveatches in texas, flash flood warnings in oklahoma city. very goodnews for that area. for us we saw aro fntal boundary move through. a couple showers camerethrough. befothat front came through, it was hot. hottest temperature we've seen so far this year. look behind the front. only in the 70s. that's the kind of air we're talking about for tomorrow. whatpe to ex temperature-wise and wh
dangerous situation two funnel clouds side by side near oklahoma city. >> tornado! >> from texaso nebraska, 85 reported tornados since friday, 31 of those confirmed leaving a trail of destructiln. >> of this on the anniversary of the massive tornado, an ef-5 that ripped through moore oklahoma in 2013 kills 24 people. >> one concern overnight is flooding now. >> it's been flash flooding has been a concern throughout the day. the tornado threat has been lessenedhe...
at this hour stretch across 12 states,fromoklahomatonew jersey. a wicked weather streak across the u.s. tonight, 13 straight days of tornadoes, the latest in dayton, ohio, where the terror struck at nightfall, a powerful ef-3 tornado. and in the south, it's flooding as days of rain have rivers our team is in place tonight across the region. we'll start with nbc's gabe gutierrez in dayton. gabe, what do you see there? >> reporter: savannah, the ef-3 tornado that tore through here packing winds up to 140 miles per hour was so powerful that this elementary school just collapsed. take a look at this mangled mess tonight local authorities are urging people to conserve water because the power is out to some of the pumping stations. the debris stretches for miles in and around dayton, ohio today as rescue teams frantically search for survivors -- >> fire department, anybody home >> reporter: -- people like lisa hasler struggle to cope. >> it would be better if i knew where i was going stay. >> reporter: she huddled in her bathtub as the ferocious winds ripped the roof off her apartmen
at this hour stretch across 12 states, from oklahoma to new jersey. a wicked weather streak across the u.s. tonight, 13 straight days of tornadoes, the latest in dayton, ohio, where the terror struck at nightfall, a powerful ef-3 tornado. and in the south, it's flooding as days of rain have rivers our team is in place tonight across the region. we'll start with nbc's gabe gutierrez in dayton. gabe, what do you see there? >> reporter: savannah, the ef-3 tornado that tore through here...
tornado tearingthroughoklahomakillingtwo people. it happened in el reno just outsideofoklahomacity.forecasters say it was an ef-3 tornado with winds up to 165 miles per hour. in just four minutes, it wiped out a motel and mobile home park. on top of that, people that live along the arkansas river are facing historic flooding. the national weather service calling it a dangerous and life threatening situation. the river expected to rise more in coming days. a national guard helicopter crew had to rescue two army corps engineers near fort smith, arkansas. they got stranded while checking out a dam. matt finn is in arkansas. first to jeff paul in el reno, oklahoma. jeff? >> yeah, trace, first it was flooding. now they're dealing with damages from a devastating tornado, an ef-3 as you see over here. a big sign standing up. it came crashing down, smashing these pickup trucks. and this tornado nearly took off the entire second floor of this hotel. and beyond that is a mobile home park where two people were killed in this strong tornado. we heard from some of the folks that lived thr
tornado tearing through oklahoma killing two people. it happened in el reno just outside of oklahoma city. forecasters say it was an ef-3 tornado with winds up to 165 miles per hour. in just four minutes, it wiped out a motel and mobile home park. on top of that, people that live along the arkansas river are facing historic flooding. the national weather service calling it a dangerous and life threatening situation. the river expected to rise more in coming days. a national guard helicopter...
>>> tornado sirens soundginoklahomaasmore southern states endure a harrowing night of twisters torrential rains and flashha flooding we'll ve the latest. >>ou> former whi counsel don mcgahn is being directed by president trump to defy a congressional subpoena to appear today before a homsettee so what happens next >>> slammed on the brakes real quick and turned in and started looking at all the cars in the parking lot. >> we got her, we got her, we got her. >> captured. the suect who kidnapped an 8-yeda-old girl toy will meet the pastor who drove around for hours searching for a miracle and created one elhims >>> barbecuers beware. literally a ton of hot dogs are being recalled due to metal. we'll tell you which ones. >>> the warriors sweep their way back to a fifth straight nba fina"early today" starts right w >>> good tuesday morning i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. a frightening night of dangerous storms has rocked the southern plains [ siren tornado sirens blaring over tulsa, oklahoma, where they are also enduring thunderstorms and heavy rain many areas are faci
>>> tornado sirens soundg in oklahoma as more southern states endure a harrowing night of twisters torrential rains and flashha flooding we'll ve the latest. >>ou> former whi counsel don mcgahn is being directed by president trump to defy a congressional subpoena to appear today before a homsettee so what happens next >>> slammed on the brakes real quick and turned in and started looking at all the cars in the parking lot. >> we got her, we got her, we got her....
hours alone. thankfully there were no injuries reported so far. courtney zubowski isnearoklahomacitywith an up close look at the damage in that area. courtney, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. parts of oklahoma are dealing with heavy flooding. meanwhile, tornados scattered debris across the state leaving a trail of destruction behind. >> tornados swept over the southern plansz mondins monday. more than a dozen were spotted. >> anybody on the west side of mangum, in mangum, you need to take shelter. this is a large tornado. >> reporter: in southwest oklahoma, one twister damaged nearly a dozen structures in mangum, including a 112-year-old home. >> we seen it just right over there about round where the softball field is. >> reporter: brenda and dale rogers rode out the storm in their laundry room with their 7-year-old chihuahua. >> finally my husband says we're going to have to go some city, a tornado destroyed coy harmon's home. >> devastated. you just couldn't believe that you left it a half hour earlier and it was all there. >> reporter: overnight the seve
hours alone. thankfully there were no injuries reported so far. courtney zubowski is near oklahoma city with an up close look at the damage in that area. courtney, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. parts of oklahoma are dealing with heavy flooding. meanwhile, tornados scattered debris across the state leaving a trail of destruction behind. >> tornados swept over the southern plansz mondins monday. more than a dozen were spotted. >> anybody on the west side...
central partsofoklahoma. >>this after dozens of tornadoes tore through, leaving a path of destruction. >> it's been a few years since we've had a really big outbreak like this. >> president trump joining a chorus of republicans distancing themselves from new state laws banning abortion. >> these laws are blatantly unconstitutional. >> we're inside iraq, caught in the middle of the u.s. dispute with iran. >> in a situation of conflict, god help us all. >> an alabama police officer dead, two others injured after a late-night shooting. >> police say the suspect, wearing body armor, opened fire as they responded to a domestic disturbance. >> garrett: and the speaker who is giving graduates the gift of a lifetime >> it's an overwhelming feeling. i'm so motivated to go change the world. >> garrett: good evening. i'm major garrett. this is our western edition. tornado alley is living up to its reputation for dangerous weather tonight. an outbreak of tornadoes started this afternoon in texas and oklahoma, where forecasters were predicting the worst storms in more than two years. schools in ma
central parts of oklahoma. >> this after dozens of tornadoes tore through, leaving a path of destruction. >> it's been a few years since we've had a really big outbreak like this. >> president trump joining a chorus of republicans distancing themselves from new state laws banning abortion. >> these laws are blatantly unconstitutional. >> we're inside iraq, caught in the middle of the u.s. dispute with iran. >> in a situation of conflict, god help us all....
. ginger will start us offinoklahomawherethey're facing flash flood warnings and good morning to you, ginger. a lot going on there. >> yeah, good morning to you, michael. rivers and creeks are at record level in oklahoma. that is a spill way between two lakes. it has lodged a boat into the railing. that is not supposed to be there. a lot of things displaced this morning. schools going on day two of being closed in oklahoma. this time it's for flash flooding. blinding rain swallowing the heartland. in tulsa, coke coke walls of water cascading down this overpass. >> that's a lot of water. >> reporter: rivers and creeks reaching record levels. streets looking like raging rivers themselves. >> i've never seen flooding like this. it's all around my home. >> reporter: up to 8 inches of rain forcing major flash flooding. [ sirens ] >> reporter: and as tornado sirens rang out firefighters pushing cars back to the shallower water. rescuers using boats to help people escape from waist high water. at least 20 high water rescues playing out in just this neighborhood. school buses in collinsv
. ginger will start us off in oklahoma where they're facing flash flood warnings and good morning to you, ginger. a lot going on there. >> yeah, good morning to you, michael. rivers and creeks are at record level in oklahoma. that is a spill way between two lakes. it has lodged a boat into the railing. that is not supposed to be there. a lot of things displaced this morning. schools going on day two of being closed in oklahoma. this time it's for flash flooding. blinding rain swallowing...
lunes 20 de mayo. millones de residentesenoklahomaytexas enfrentan una noche de pesadilla ante la posibilidad de tornados catastrÓficos. las autoridades piden mantenerse en alerta. ice negÓ el alivio migratorio a jÓvenes. fiscales recomiendan una sentencia menor para el narcotraficante vicente zambada niebla. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. ♪ ♪ patricia: quÉ tal? muy buenas noches. bienvenidos. la noche es larga y tensa en oklahoma y partes de texas por el azote de severas tormentas que desataron lluvia y granizo. tambiÉn hubo tornados. los reportes iniciales hablan de daÑos materiales menores, pero alertan de un sistema de tormentas masiva que se puede extender a kansas y arkansas. galo: lucen temibles, suenan espantoso y llevan varios dÍas causando estragos en el centro del paÍs. para prÓximas horas se pronostica una larga escalada de tornados. tambiÉn lluvia y granizo. albert: busquen un refugio si viven en oklahoma y hasta la zona norte de alabama. gal
lunes 20 de mayo. millones de residentes en oklahoma y texas enfrentan una noche de pesadilla ante la posibilidad de tornados catastrÓficos. las autoridades piden mantenerse en alerta. ice negÓ el alivio migratorio a jÓvenes. fiscales recomiendan una sentencia menor para el narcotraficante vicente zambada niebla. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. ♪ ♪ patricia: quÉ...
severe weather outbreak here. we're talking north texas almost allofoklahoma, southernportion of kansas, greatest risk of tornadoes is in this area of pink in here just to the west of oklahoma city and wichita falls. the ground has been soaked. 6 million people are under flash flood watches. here's the timing. we had thunderstorms in north texas. by the time we head towards the noon hour one round of rain up in areas of kansas. . nothing too severe. by the time we get to mid-afternoon that's when we start to watch these individual supercells. by 4:00 p.m. numerous super cells with tornadoes on the ground. oklahoma city is here. in between oklahoma city and childress, this area of the western portion of oklahoma is most at risk. then those storms will roll through oklahoma city. notice how long it's raining in oklahoma city with heavy rain. very concerned with flash flooding in and around oklahoma city later on this evening. besides that story of severe weather in the middle of the country we have a heat wave building in areas of the east. today is warm and humid. nothing too unus
severe weather outbreak here. we're talking north texas almost all of oklahoma, southern portion of kansas, greatest risk of tornadoes is in this area of pink in here just to the west of oklahoma city and wichita falls. the ground has been soaked. 6 million people are under flash flood watches. here's the timing. we had thunderstorms in north texas. by the time we head towards the noon hour one round of rain up in areas of kansas. . nothing too severe. by the time we get to mid-afternoon...
multibillion dollar lawsuit by the u.s. stateofoklahomaprosecutorsaccuse johnson and johnson of deceptively marketing painkillers and downplaying addiction wrists by doing so they say the company played a key role in the state's opioid epidemic. gail box is heartbroken at the loss of her son austin was a college football player at the university of oklahoma and only 22 years old when he died from an overdose of opioid painkillers here the last day i saw him was the day he graduated from the university of oklahoma that day one of his coaches britton venables came up to him and said austin. hasn't gone time and he said coach will live and then turn just leave and jerry. but unfortunately austin was living a nightmare the nightmare at prescription drug abuse prescription opioids to be exact it were drugs like these produced by manufacturers like johnson and johnson that killed almost $50000.00 people across the u.s. in 2017 now legal action is being taken against the company. the pain anguish and heartbreak that oklahoma families businesses communities. and individual qualms. is al
multibillion dollar lawsuit by the u.s. state of oklahoma prosecutors accuse johnson and johnson of deceptively marketing painkillers and downplaying addiction wrists by doing so they say the company played a key role in the state's opioid epidemic. gail box is heartbroken at the loss of her son austin was a college football player at the university of oklahoma and only 22 years old when he died from an overdose of opioid painkillers here the last day i saw him was the day he graduated from...
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oklahomaarearguing that a drug manufacturer is to blame for the so-called opioid crisis that's after 2 other companies settled out of court. it's a drug crisis of epic proportions that's what i wouldn't die for it according to the center for disease control in 2017 close 250000 people died from overdosing on drugs more than a 3rd of those deaths were caused by prescription opioids given to patients for pain faced with a growing crisis oklahoma's attorney general decided to take action to big drug companies purdue pharma and tiva pharmaceuticals have already settled before being taken to court that leaves johnson and johnson who lawyers say are an opioid kingpin these companies we believe. made no effort. when this process began 20 years ago to ensure that they were providing in a clear and informed way what the downside was oklahoma's case is just the 1st of almost 2000 lawsuits brought by states local municipalities and native american tribes this then is an important test case for the entire nation if lawyers here can prove a multi-billion dollar company like johnson and john
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. chicago, washington dc, some of theworst.oklahomadidwell,inoklahomawehad 30 towns considered black towns scattered across the state. the first that came to oklahoma that were african-americans came with 5 tribes when they were relocated, they were brought by the 5 tribes that brought them as slaves and when they moved to the southeastern part of this country and eastern oklahoma and that tragic loss, they brought their slaves with them and then when we became a state, and after 1889, and years later as we became a state, land started opening up and individuals moved from all over the country, african-americans came for new hope and new opportunities and they came up all over african -- one of them being greenwood. it was known as black wall street, one of the most prosperous communities is the african-american community. on the north end of tulsa. coming into greenwood, or shock or whatever it may be, in greenwood there were shots and stores and movie theaters, lawyers, doctors, in greenwood. when they walked into this tulsa they found themselves not being welcomed. there was
. chicago, washington dc, some of the worst. oklahoma did well, in oklahoma we had 30 towns considered black towns scattered across the state. the first that came to oklahoma that were african-americans came with 5 tribes when they were relocated, they were brought by the 5 tribes that brought them as slaves and when they moved to the southeastern part of this country and eastern oklahoma and that tragic loss, they brought their slaves with them and then when we became a state, and after 1889,...
oklahomaaday after a string of tornadoes hits the region. >>> did boeing spend decades concealing design flaws in its planes? a new lawsuit claims it did. good morning, welcome to "early start," i'm dave briggs. >> good morning, i'm christine romans, tuesday, may 21st, it is exactly 4:00 a.m. in the east. let's begin in washington, it's the judicial branch that may have delivered the most consequential blow on monday. a federal judge ruling president trump's long time accounting firm must turn over his financial records. it's a sweeping judgment backing congress's rights to hold a president accountable. democrats will no doubt wrapping themselves in the ruling as the white house keeps trying to limit congressional oversight. >> former white house counsel don mcgahn expected to defy a congressional subpoena and not show up for a house judiciary committee hearing today. the white house claimed he is exempt because he is a former senior presidential adviser. he did waive privilege to speak to robert mueller's team. now their client finds himself facing contradictory orders from two b
oklahoma a day after a string of tornadoes hits the region. >>> did boeing spend decades concealing design flaws in its planes? a new lawsuit claims it did. good morning, welcome to "early start," i'm dave briggs. >> good morning, i'm christine romans, tuesday, may 21st, it is exactly 4:00 a.m. in the east. let's begin in washington, it's the judicial branch that may have delivered the most consequential blow on monday. a federal judge ruling president trump's long...
inoklahoma, dozensof dramatic water rescues. a woman spotted clinging to a tree. one rescuer reached her and two others pulled her to safety. neighbors helping each other out, including this woman, confined to a wheelchair. this house in edmond, oklahoma surrounded by floodwaters and a car here, trapped in raging floods, closing parts of interstate 40 west of oklahoma city. that incloouudes where water stretched as far as the eye could see. >> 11 injuries reported in oklahoma. 30 reports of tornadoes in the central u.s., 130 in the last five days. most of the twisters touching down in kansas and missouri. look at this. this is nebraska. a state trooper tweeted this photo. the tornado stayed in the field and didn't cause much damage. what an image. the central u.s. is not out of the woods. they are expected to deliver a dangerous end of the week. beto o'rourke jump starting the presidential campaign at a cnn town hall. he's seeking a national audience for ideas even though the earlier stages feature a personal touch. the former texas congressman lives near the u.s.-mexico bord
in oklahoma, dozens of dramatic water rescues. a woman spotted clinging to a tree. one rescuer reached her and two others pulled her to safety. neighbors helping each other out, including this woman, confined to a wheelchair. this house in edmond, oklahoma surrounded by floodwaters and a car here, trapped in raging floods, closing parts of interstate 40 west of oklahoma city. that incloouudes where water stretched as far as the eye could see. >> 11 injuries reported in oklahoma. 30...
. this him to worst damage in kansas. and historic flooding expected in arkansasandoklahoma. >>a total 180 efor mitch mcconnell who says he would fill a supreme court vacancy in an election year. >> an embattled chinese firm wants back in after being black listed two weeks ago. they claim it's no security threat dedespite accusations it stole trade secrets. >> and a new nominee for worst first pitch of all time. wait it till you see ewhere this one ends up. everyone's laughing in the end. so no hard feelings. >> it is an all-time great. i think one of the best we've ever seen. we'll show you that in a moment. and we start with more brutal weather. another night of terrifying tornados stretching from the southern plains to the northeast. eastern kansas hit especially hard. the cities of lynnwood and lawrence suffering extensive damage. they're just across the border from kansas city and dozens of homes in the area are gone. >> it got real dark and started raining real hard and i could feel the air moving the walls and air coming from above and then all the sudden i heard stuff fly
. this him to worst damage in kansas. and historic flooding expected in arkansas and oklahoma. >> a total 180 efor mitch mcconnell who says he would fill a supreme court vacancy in an election year. >> an embattled chinese firm wants back in after being black listed two weeks ago. they claim it's no security threat dedespite accusations it stole trade secrets. >> and a new nominee for worst first pitch of all time. wait it till you see ewhere this one ends up. everyone's...
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oklahomaoverthe major opioid epidemic barrels of america's lawyer joins us to break down all the latest moves in the landmark lawsuit and how to get a break here the numbers of the holding cell. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home field where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to surprising us all when not if you think. i'm going to talk about football not for you or else you can think i was going to do. our present day for a well 19 eighty-four dystopian nightmare we put in the cameras we install the cameras on the nest cameras in our doors another mantle pieces and put the spine devices in our hands and in our homes with alexy and other of these mass surveillance technologies that's the difference between orwell and today it is the worst nightmares would never think that we would imprison ourselves. the european governments especially the germans and the french and the britons along they really want
oklahoma over the major opioid epidemic barrels of america's lawyer joins us to break down all the latest moves in the landmark lawsuit and how to get a break here the numbers of the holding cell. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home field where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to surprising us all when not...
tornadoes including this oneinoklahoma. robmarcianoisinoklahomawherethe threat is so severe in the oklahoma city today, more than a dozen schooling districts have canceled classes. >> reporter: a tornado that came through this part of oklahoma was an ef-2 with winds of 130 miles per hour. you see what it did to this home behind me. miraculously the couple that lives here was here during the height of the storm. the walls collapsing on top of them. >> i seen the tree. it was like it was going to come in the window. >> the tree hit the wall and the wall hit your back and that collapsed in a matter of seconds. are you worried about tomorrow? >> yeah. i'm worried about there's going to be another one. >> reporter: and they sore and bruised about okay today. they are staying at a nearby hotel. that hotel is within the storm zone, which is likely to see more in the way of tornadoes during the day on monday through the afternoon. potentially tornadoes that will be large, powerful and long lasting. could be the most destructive day of the year. this after nearly 40 tornadoes were repor
tornadoes including this one in oklahoma. rob marciano is in oklahoma where the threat is so severe in the oklahoma city today, more than a dozen schooling districts have canceled classes. >> reporter: a tornado that came through this part of oklahoma was an ef-2 with winds of 130 miles per hour. you see what it did to this home behind me. miraculously the couple that lives here was here during the height of the storm. the walls collapsing on top of them. >> i seen the tree. it was...
nature unleashing furious funnel cloudcrisscrossoklahomaandtexas. daybreak revealing a fresh look at the damage, the tornado thread is not over yet. live team coverage of the cleanup and what is coming next. the race the white house is on, taking on joe biden before a rowdy crowd in pennsylvania. >> he left you, folks, he left you for another state. you have some of these socialist wackos that want to double and triple your taxes. i don't know how you lose this election, right? >> the battle for the rust belt just kicked into high year. the reunion 10 years in the making. the father/daughter embrace that will make your morning. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ shannon: good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. the lights on in new york city with that live shot for you this morning but not the same across many portions of the country. let's get to that extreme weather. powerful tornadoes ripping through oklahoma and texas paving a path of destruction overnight. two funnel clouds forming at the same time over oklahoma. millions
nature unleashing furious funnel cloud crisscross oklahoma and texas. daybreak revealing a fresh look at the damage, the tornado thread is not over yet. live team coverage of the cleanup and what is coming next. the race the white house is on, taking on joe biden before a rowdy crowd in pennsylvania. >> he left you, folks, he left you for another state. you have some of these socialist wackos that want to double and triple your taxes. i don't know how you lose this election, right?...
tornadoes rippingthroughoklahomaandtexas, paving a path of destruction overnight. two funnel clouds forming at the same time, look at this picture. this is crazy. this is over oklahoma. millions of americans are bracing for more severe weather right now. ashley: aishah hasnie joins us from oklahoma city. she was going do come to us earlier but bad weather had to delay the report. >> reporter: there's a lightning storm that got so dangerous, we had to hide out in the car. sorry about that. you might catch it behind me. it's been scaring us every so often. that is the scary part, also is the flash flood warning that we're dealing with here in oklahoma city. it is dangerous for anyone trying to get out there and drive right now, especially in the dark. i want to show you what's happening behind me. we're in the middle of a neighborhood. you can see, it looks like a river in the road and if you zoom in, in the background you see what looks like somebody lost a paddle boat and probably not going to be able to use it ever again. this is a flooding situation that people are going to
tornadoes ripping through oklahoma and texas, paving a path of destruction overnight. two funnel clouds forming at the same time, look at this picture. this is crazy. this is over oklahoma. millions of americans are bracing for more severe weather right now. ashley: aishah hasnie joins us from oklahoma city. she was going do come to us earlier but bad weather had to delay the report. >> reporter: there's a lightning storm that got so dangerous, we had to hide out in the car. sorry about...
happens now? a live look over canadiancounty,oklahomawestofoklahomacity.have you seen these pictures? first it was tornado threats and now the water, the flash flooding. the water is rising. the rescues have been absolutely amazing. we'll take you down on the ground to see disastrous weather coming up. "shepard smith reporting." if you're a veteran homeowner and need money for your family, call newday usa. a newday va home loan lets you refinance your home and take out 54,000 dollars or more to pay credit card debt, or just put money in the bank. it even lowers your payments by over 600 dollars a month. as a veteran, you've earned the powerful va home loan benefit that lets you refinance up to 100 percent of your home's value. we all know some of life's most important financial decisions are made right here at the kitchen table. so, if you're a veteran and need cash, calling newday usa could be one of the best decisions you'll ever make. at newday usa veterans can buy a home with no down payment. at newday, your service is your down payment &z cxq
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particularly dangerous situation. twin funnel clouds side by sidenearoklahomacityand a violent night ahead with alertscross multiple states. we're live in the storm zone and al roker is here. >>> breaking tonight, president trump directs his former white house counsel to defy a subpoena and refuse to testify before congress. late word of a big defeat for the president after his financial records. >>> a teenager dies in the custody of border patrol. the fifth death of a child in immigration custody since december. and we're just learningthat detention center. >>> stunning new twists in the ried from her mother's arms and kidnapped. all of it caught on camera. that little girl rescued alive hours later. and tonight, we hear from the good samaritans who founder. >>> the price you pay for college, tonight, the spotlight on the crushing burden of student loan debt after that commencement surprise that left the graduates in shock. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. as we come on the air tonight, a tornado outbreak is under way. peop
particularly dangerous situation. twin funnel clouds side by side near oklahoma city and a violent night ahead with alertscross multiple states. we're live in the storm zone and al roker is here. >>> breaking tonight, president trump directs his former white house counsel to defy a subpoena and refuse to testify before congress. late word of a big defeat for the president after his financial records. >>> a teenager dies in the custody of border patrol. the fifth death of a...
. meanwhile areas of arkansasandoklahomaareexperiencing some of the most severe flooding they have ever seen. with officials there preparing for the possibility that the situation will get much worse. nbc meteorologist bill karins is following all these serious weather threats this morning. >> incredible evening. tracking the storms through new york city with tornado warnings and then the tornado that was on the ground, that huge one we just showed you, in areas of kansas, that was like an hour's worth of waiting to see where everything went. it barely missed lawrence, kansas. there's other populated areas it missed too. it did hit a lot of areas were rural. we have dozens of homes that were destroyed, off their foundations, gone. today with 84 million people at risk, this should be the end of our really big outbreak day day. areas of pittsburgo tornados, mostly wind damage threat there. then we have a breaking tornado threat today areas froml the wa portsmouth, arkansas. watch that area carefully. and of course more river flooding, more flash flooding too. >> that's a big are
. meanwhile areas of arkansas and oklahoma are experiencing some of the most severe flooding they have ever seen. with officials there preparing for the possibility that the situation will get much worse. nbc meteorologist bill karins is following all these serious weather threats this morning. >> incredible evening. tracking the storms through new york city with tornado warnings and then the tornado that was on the ground, that huge one we just showed you, in areas of kansas, that was...
trial that could hold a drug company responsible for the opioid epidemic is now underwayinoklahoma. thestate is accusing drugmaker johnson & johnson of fueling the crisis in the u.s., at landmark case that could impact thousands more. also comoming up in business, uaweise tech giant walh hits back against a van in the u.s. and the thrill of a lifeline. the lining off the second floor of the eiffel tower. that is happening right now in paris. for now, our -- first, thohough, our top stories in paris. ♪ genie: let's start first with the latest twist in the brexit saga. we just heard on long ago that boris johnson, the man seen as the favorite to replace british prime minister theresa may has been ordered to appear in court over allegations he lied to the public over brexit. our international affairs editor armen georgian is with me to discuss more. what we know about this court case? armen: the court case was brought by a group of campaigners called brexit justice, and this campaign, we have to point out the timing here, it actually started long before theresa may announced that s
trial that could hold a drug company responsible for the opioid epidemic is now underway in oklahoma. the state is accusing drugmaker johnson & johnson of fueling the crisis in the u.s., at landmark case that could impact thousands more. also comoming up in business, uaweise tech giant walh hits back against a van in the u.s. and the thrill of a lifeline. the lining off the second floor of the eiffel tower. that is happening right now in paris. for now, our -- first, thohough, our top...
oklahoma, aday after a string of tornadoes hit the region. >>> and did boeing spend decades concealing design flaws in its planes, new lawsuits claim it did. good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> good morning to all of you, i'm dave briggs, tuesday, may 21st. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. we start with the standoff between the executive and legislative branches of government. it's the judicial branch that may have delivered the most consequential blow on monday. a federal judge ruling president trump's long time accounting firm must turn over his financial records. not just a win for democrats, a sweeping judgment backing congress is right to hold this president accountable. democrats will no doubt wrap themselves in the ruling as the white house keeps trying to limit their oversight. >> the latest example of stone walling former white house counsel don mcgahn. he's expected to defy a subpoena to face the house judiciary committee today. mcgahn did waive privilege to speak to robert mueller's team but the white house argues mcgahn is exempt because he's a f
oklahoma, a day after a string of tornadoes hit the region. >>> and did boeing spend decades concealing design flaws in its planes, new lawsuits claim it did. good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> good morning to all of you, i'm dave briggs, tuesday, may 21st. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. we start with the standoff between the executive and legislative branches of government. it's the judicial branch that may have delivered the most...
norman,oklahoma. itpits johnson & johnson against oak klahoma prosecutorsd it's one o 2,000 states and local municipalities against drug compani over their alleged role in the opioid prices. meg terrell has more.& johnson hnson is the sole remaining defendant in the trial of oklahoma in that it helped fuel the state's opioid epidemic. teva and purdue pharma settled lars and tevaof d over the week ebdz. it's the first of a slew of opioid cases eected to play out over the next couple of years. they paint the drug industry as responsible for the devastation of opioid heoverdose. >> will be testimony being presented by families that were ruined or lives that have been destroyed and those will be tied to whatever company is on the other side oft this. >> i also a very public trial with cameras allowed in the courtroom. >> the evidence is verylear that johnson & johnson knew this truth before they ever started marketing their drugs here in the state of oklahoma. if you oversuspect ppply you wi >> its quote, actions in the marketing and promotion of these imponant prescription p medicatio
norman, oklahoma. it pits johnson & johnson against oak klahoma prosecutorsd it's one o 2,000 states and local municipalities against drug compani over their alleged role in the opioid prices. meg terrell has more.& johnson hnson is the sole remaining defendant in the trial of oklahoma in that it helped fuel the state's opioid epidemic. teva and purdue pharma settled lars and tevaof d over the week ebdz. it's the first of a slew of opioid cases eected to play out over the next couple...
looking for. >>> plus, drugmaker is on trial. the stateofoklahomasuingjohnson & johnson over the opioid crisis. what this trial could mean for thousands of other cases. news making headlines around the na >>> here's a look at news making headlines around the nation and the world. "new york times" reports missouri's last abortion clinic could stop providing the procedures this week. planned parenthood says the state's department of health is not renewing the license for its st. louis clinic. it's set to expire friday. >>> according to "the washington post," u.s. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he would fill a supreme court vacancy, even if it comes during election year. he held up the nomination by president obama back in 2016. >>> and israel is banking on cannabis as the next big industry. the l.a. times reports the country is working to bring scientific expertise and marketing skills to the multimillion-dollar market. >>> the state of oklahoma is rgest drugmakers for billions of dollars accusing johnson & johnson of playing a significant role in the opioid crisis. it
looking for. >>> plus, drugmaker is on trial. the state of oklahoma suing johnson & johnson over the opioid crisis. what this trial could mean for thousands of other cases. news making headlines around the na >>> here's a look at news making headlines around the nation and the world. "new york times" reports missouri's last abortion clinic could stop providing the procedures this week. planned parenthood says the state's department of health is not renewing the...
bed dead. this storm destroying a hotel and damage ago car dealership in el reno, westofoklahomacity.take a look at these before and after photos showing that same hotel reduced to rubble. today historic flooding is expected along the arkansas river. business owners laying down sandbags to protect their stores. some people are evacuating. adam klotz keeping an update on the forecast. today vice president mike pence will honor our nation's heroes for memorial day. if just a few hours he heads to arlington national cemetery for wreath laying ceremony. the president and first lady visited on thursday to place flags on head stone before heading to japan. he will make a trip on board the uss. those are your headlines. jedediah: thanks, jillian. griff: living up to the hype the thrilling finish to the indy 500 and special invite from president trump coming up. jedediah: first, here is more from the united states marine corps battle color detachment playing new york, new york ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes, the pressures of today's world can make it tough to take care of yourself.
bed dead. this storm destroying a hotel and damage ago car dealership in el reno, west of oklahoma city. take a look at these before and after photos showing that same hotel reduced to rubble. today historic flooding is expected along the arkansas river. business owners laying down sandbags to protect their stores. some people are evacuating. adam klotz keeping an update on the forecast. today vice president mike pence will honor our nation's heroes for memorial day. if just a few hours he...
