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. >> monitoring the storm that day is mike morgan, chief meteorologist if station knfr in oklahoma city. >> you can really see the wall cloud starting to spin much, much faster. at that point we knew there was going to be a reasonable chance that a tornado was going to set down on the western sides of norman, third largest city in oklahoma, and go right through town. hey, mike. we've got power flashes right here. it's going to be about two miles just to the west of campus. just to the west of the norman campus. >> up in his news chopper pilot welsh can see the storm approaching from the west. >> it's 2.5 miles from the university of oklahoma. and you know, you see a lot of people out on the streets. so my thought is these guys need to get covered and out of the way. >> captain david tysher is out in the city when the sudden appearance of a tornado takes us by surprise. >> we did have a little bit of a warning, but not a whole lot. >> when the storm first hits officers are told to return to the station. >> this is normally a rallying device incase communications go down. >> but the heavy

of chicago, that became his oklahoma city after leaving hawaii. and the biggest tragedy, and i don't say this with joy, i say this as a black man who feels this is a tragedy for the american people. this killing field has not gotten better. it has gotten preci precip to uy worse. tom: up next. critics blasting the united nations after it voted to censure israel for building. >> we ought to get jack hammers and float it into the east river. ask anybody who would like to host it pick it up. it will be a lot easier to park in manhattan after we get rid of it. quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was i now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. tom: in our online poll last week we asked you, has president obama embarrassed himself by abstaining from the u.n. vote condemning israel. 91% of you said yes, he has. joining me is leslie marshall and brad blakeman. what do y

oklahoma city, it's going to feel like 17. 25 in memphis. and eventually it makes its way to the east. it moderates a bit. in fact now we've got some of it was on ice, as you can see, because this is parts of north dakota. they had blizzard warnings up. they have been downgraded to winter weather advisories, but you can see visibility almost near zero, a real mess. we'll look at lake-effect snow in the next half hour but look at the temperatures as we get toward the weekend. boston will be at 32, 45 in raleigh, only 70 in orlando and paducah, kentucky, getting down to 34 degrees on friday. so the good news is the air mas east, but the bad news is, this is just the beginning. >> it is december, right? >> absolutely. >> al, thank you very much. >>> let's talk now about dueling speeches focused on national security from president-elect donald trump and president obama. mr. trump laying out his agenda at a rally in north carolina last night just hours after the current commander in chief defended his record. nbc's kristen welker is at trump towe

russell westbrook 1129 points, 17 rebounds and 11 assists for oklahoma city win at miami. the nba high 15th triple-double of the season. and college football, the minnesota golden gophers winning the holiday bowl with this lucky touchdown. minnesota quarterback various dangerous 13-yard touchdown pass pass commission in brooklyn or washington state player jumped up and tried to tip the ball away. actually what ran into the hands of brooks as he arrives at me and said. minnesota beat washington state 17-12. dagen: 34-26. i didn't even know they were in a bowl game. the regular acc in basketball does start. i was like good luck to the demon deacons. congratulations. before you head out the door, a literature wednesday forecast with fox senior meteorologist janice dean. >> we're watching a quiet day today for the most part. and so crank up tomorrow and into friday as they watch the next-line system of across the great lakes and link up with the storm across the south. this my friend is what we call in the research. tuesday morning your commute will be rainy. anterior sections

watch for minnesota and oklahoma city tonight. russell westbrook, he loves the spotlight. can't wait to see what he's going to wear walking into the arena. also a triple double machine. i'm guaranteeing a triple double. for russell westbrook. >> you are guaranteeing a triple double? >> absolutely. >> i'm guaranteeing you're going to find something bright and shiny in your driveway. maybe not. have a small gift. >> thank you. >> you can't go away empty-handed. thanks tony. dan, over to you. >> thank you, paula. it is christmas morning and what has been a turbulent and at times violent year. joining us to talk about the meaning of this day and the holidays in general during these times, three faith leaders, dr. jones, president of the union seminary here in new york. rabbi joshua davidson and eman abgadi, and thank you all for being here. >> thank you. >> as we sit here on this christmas morning and as we head into night two of hanukkah, i wonder what you would like our viewers to be contemplating. let me start with you dr. jones. >> you're right, it's been such a divisive,

chicago, louisville, oklahoma city, dallas our weather is nothing to worry about. below zero in chicago. eight below zero. by bay area standards, 0s and 30s for six to eight hours a night is extreme for this time of the year. for the north bay, trivalley to solano county is where we will see the coldest temperatures. we should shape up tomorrow morning, mid-20s santa rosa to na napa. we could see a few spots in the upper 20s to san mar teen. notice san francisco, immune from the frost advisory we will see in the inner bay and coastline. temperatures should stay in the low 40s overnight. for the afternoon, bit of a change. mid to upper 50s in san jose over to pleasantton, mid-50s concord and peninsula toward san francisco, numbers in the mid-50s. despite the chilly start to the morning decent rebound during the day. mostly sunny, cool sunshine, 50s in the north bay. what we have to see is more clouds to come in. the return of west winds to add moisture to the air which will act like a blanket overnight. by tuesday and wednesday more clouds and high pressure warming

.>> we went to the college tournament in oklahoma city, we couldn't stay in the hotels because we had black players so we stayed in a dormitory. >> six decades have passed, the lives of those involved remain unchanged. >> the state department sent us on a goodwill tour in south america one of the games was in columbia. and at the game a young woman who i ended up marrying. >> how time to change, usf has not won a title since minimum wage was one dollar per hour the popular tv show i love lucy, elvis was singing and don larsen threw his first perfect game in the world series, we are taking it back hot dogs are $.50 i will be reporting with post game on the late show.>> all right. the latest on the oakland warehouse fire and all of today's news always on cbssf.com. >> we will see you back here tonight at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how are y'all? how's everybody? appreciate y'all. how are y'all doing? thank you, now. appreciate you, folks. thank y'all. thank you very

now to portland, 114-95 win against oklahoma city last night. russell westbrook was more than ten points off his league leading average. apparently not too happy about it, westbrook gets into it with damian lillard in the third quarter before the two have to be separated by teammates and officials. and perhaps a highlight of the night coming on the college court in dayton. steven davis with a vicious tomahawk jam, no stopping that powerful slam. state wins it by 51 points there 85-34. look at how high he got there. >>> finally this morning, my favorite story, heart warming story for you, might have seen photos earlier this year of a 5-year-old afghan boy sporting a homemade argentinian soccer jersey of star player messi. after the pictures went viral, the boy was tracked down to afghanistan's eastern gahazi province and given the chance to come face-to-face with his hero. he joined messi and the squad ahead of a friendly against qatar. he even joined the team's photo before reluctantly leaving the field so the match could begin. i absolutely lov

city and 65 into dallas, texas. we look towards tomorrow's forecast, we watching for not much of a change, just a little bit cooler. dropping down into the 40s in new york, for example and back down into the upper 40s for washington. the cold air remains in boise with a high of 28rees tomorrow. staying mild through the south and the southern plains in the 70s. so this is a nice little one and we wrap up the end of the year into january and everyone will get much colder. >> bonnie schneider, thank you. >>> out west, rescue teams in arizona are calling it nothing short of a christmas miracle. a family manages to escape disaster after their car gets stuck in the snow near the grand canyon, but what they do next is something that wilderness experts say you should never do. steve patterson join us now with amazing details here, steve. what happened? >> reporter: what they do next is leave their vehicle, an incredible tale of survival. this woman, this super mom, she treks 36 miles, 30 hours in the snow. the freezing snow

the ground shook near the town of pawnee north of oklahoma city. earthquakes in the region have been linked to underground oil and gas. there are no reports of injuries or property damage so far. >>> opponents of a planned oil pipeline in north dakota are celebrating a victory there. they set off fireworks last night after the army corps of engineers denied the final permit for the pipeline to pass through land. protesters consider sacred. those cheers echoed across the protest camp when a decision came down yesterday. the corps said developers need to look into alternative routes for pipeline construction near the standing rock indian reservation. protesters had been at the site for months. >>> 18 minutes past 6:00.monday. it appears we have a disabled vehicle on 95 but i think jessica's going to give us more details. >> jessica is standing by. you've had your hands full with the weather. now that that's moved out you have some mechanical problems. >> right. we're also starting the beginnings of rush hour as well. so we're starting to see a little

tawny however had video proof that she was at a bank in oklahoma city, 300 miles away cashing a check at the very moment he claims to have bought cocaine from her. c then another defendant, billy john wafer headed timesheets and his bosses eyewitness testimony that's a wafer was at work and not out selling drugs to coleman when the outstanding lawman of the year swore under oath that he had purchased cocaine from you will bryant, a tall bushy haired man only to have bryant, bald and 5'6" appear in court. it finally became very clear that something was awry. coleman, in fact, had no proof whatsoever.ny proof tha no proof that any of the alleged drug dealings had taken place. there were no audiotapes, no photographs, no witnesses, no other police officers present, no fingerprints but his on the bag of drugs, no records. over the span of an 18 month investigation he never wore a wire. now, he claims to have written each drug transaction on his leg , but to have washed with evidence when he showered. so, i'm either thinking he showered once in 18 months or additional investigation led to

city can't ender a crowded market. it's smart money for police around the country to do that. >> you talk about the dump trucks full of sand. we saw on blake's live shot the wagon blocking the pedestrian plaza. is this the world now? is this what happens at public events? trucks and barriers from now until the end of time? >> yeah. i think we are for a long time. this is the long war. you know, it's better to be prepared and be right and move a few dump trucks full of sand and thwart the attack. we'd like to thwart it with intelligence and law enforcement first. if that's not possible as it is occurring to sp it. and sand trucks buses, alert public, all of that can help. it makes us safer. that's the world we live in. it looks good to have the police out there. looks good to have protection out there. we've got to remember it's not just new york and chicago. it's san bernardino. it's ft. hood. it's orlando. chattanooga, tennessee. it's everywhere. you have to be alert. but you've got to be smart. that will keep you ali

city at about six degrees. and of course, near the east coast in the 50s. so yes, we are still pretty cold in the area which means we are still under a freeze warning. that will remain in effect until 8:00 a.m. today. this could be extended through the evening hours. and again into monday morning, but for now, it looks like it should expire at about 8:00 a.m. and we're going to see that freezing effect through the north bay. down to the south bay and of course protected inland areas are affected. see the colder temperatures. frost advisory will remain in effect until 8:00 a.m. today. temperatures between 33 to 39 degrees were seen overnight for areas like san francisco and along the peninsula as well. so, you do have to be outdoors like you saw in those video clips. a lot of the californians are a little confused about the weather because it's definitely feeling cold and today's highs will not be much warmer. 51 degrees is your expected high for san francisco. half-moon bay warms up just a bit yesterday we were

and no one thought we could resolve that, i want went to oklahoma city, met with general pruitt right after he got elected and said let's chart a new path where we work to improve our environment, improve our economy and do it together out of court and what we did was nothing short of historic and i've seen him in action and i think he would take that same experience to the epa. >> all right, this is from a man who knows him and has clearly worked with him. i know the executive director of the sierra club, in the meantime, said having scott pruitt in charge of the u.s. environmental protection agency is like putting an or sonnist in char -- arsonist in charge of fighting fires. how do you feel? >> so two things, mr. pruitt made it clear he doesn't think the actions of the epa are justified. he doesn't believe they should be pursuing all they have been to reverse climate change and regarding climate change itself, it's been clear he doesn't see it as a threat. i want to be very clear that climate change is a threat, it is real, it is the greatest crisis facing not just the states and t

but things are slowly improving and highs today, kansas city and denver, oklahoma city, a little bit of recovery and the warm air is coming. we change the wind direction. instead of bringing the air down from canada, we're going to bring it from the pacific across the country and then warm things up. chicago, nice and toasty but go above freezing. raleigh into the mid 50s. new york city into the 40s. little rock into the 50s. so just about everyone east of the rockies has a decent warm-up coming. is there anymore snow coming? you expect a snowstorm and with all the warmth from the rockies to the east. if you're hoping for a white christmas, you better hope it doesn't all melt really quickly. this is the forecast over the next seven days and this red, obviously, of concern. this is the dakotas, this is minnesota and this is saturday/sunday. christmas eve and christmas day. we could be talking about a significant snowstorm up there in areas of the north. the rest of the travel forecast over the holiday weekend actually looks really good on friday, big travel date. east coast is clear a

louis, 34 in oklahoma city. by tomorrow morning the core of the cold air is now down to ohma ta, oklahoma city will feel like 17 and in memphis moderates a bit. we have some video to show you. dakota. they had blizzard warnings up and downgraded to winter weather advisories, visibility near zero, a real mess. we're going to look at lake effect snow in the next half hour. boston at 32, 45 in raleigh, only 70 in orlando and paducah, kawasaki, down to 43 degrees on friday. the good news is the air mass news is it's just beginning. >> it is december. >>> talk about dueling speeches on national security. president trump -- president-elect trump and president obama. after the current chief defended his record. kristen, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning to you. on the heels of the trip to north carolina where he rolled out his pick for secretary of defense while drawing out new battle lines with the company's largest new manufacture exporter. >> reporter: in north carolina, home of the military base,

farther west, the oklahoma city area had to contend with freezing rain. slick roads were to blame for three deaths overnight and over 100 crashes. the pentagon says a chinese warship has seized a u.s. navy underwater drone in the south china sea. it happened yesterday, northwest of the subic bay, off the philippines. it was believed to be the first such incident. pentagon officials said the unmanned drone was collecting unclassified scientific data. the u.s. has issued a formal diplomatic protest, demanding its return. north carolina's republican governor pat mccrory signed a law today stripping his democratic successor of some power. it merges the state's boards of elections and ethics, and mandates an equal number of democrats and republicans. governors used to pick a majority of members from their own party. hundreds of protesters rallied inside north carolina's legislative building this week, accusing republicans of undermining democracy. incoming governor roy cooper has threatened to sue. american drugmaker mylan has started selling a generic version

and my game was good and i went to oklahoma city, played good there. and then the next tournament was cherry hills. and i had been to cherry hills to practice. and then i went right up there and practiced and got feeling pretty good about my game. and for 54 holes i hit the ball on the green and two putted, on the green, two putted, just went on and on and on. if and if i missed a green, i made a boeingie. and i will never forget, you have heard this story. >> yes. >> rose: about bob drum. >> yes. >> my friend from pitsberg, a friend, i was in the locker room and i was very disappointed. and i was going to have a sandwich and go play my second round. i ran into drum and i was-- do you want a hamburger. and i looked at bob and he kidded. we always kidded with each other. i said bob, i said you know, i said i am so upset, i said i played good and nothing's happening. i said what do you think, and this was real serious. this was the way i was talking, i said bob, what do you think, if i can shoot 65 this afternoon. and he looked at me and totally insulted

tonya swore he had sold them drugs that he had proved that he was at a bank in oklahoma city 300 miles away cashing a check at the very moment he claimed to have bought cocaine from her. then another descendent had timesheets and his bosses eyewitness testimony that wafer was at work and not selling drugs to coleman. and when the outstanding lawmen of the year swore under oath that he had purchased cocaine from a tall bushy haired man, only to have bryant balled and 5 feet six appear in court, it finally became very clear that something was awry. coleman, in fact, had no proof whatsoever. he didn't have any proof that any of the alleged drug deals had taken place. there were no audiotapes or photographs or witnesses or other officers present. no fingerprints but his on the bags of drugs. no records. over the span of an 18 month investigation, he never wore a wire. now he claimed to have written each drug transaction on his leg , but to have washed away the evidence when he showered. so i'm either thinking he showered once in 18 months. additional investigation led to no corroborating p

incan look at what he did 2013 when he brought nine attorney generals to oklahoma city, some of the most powerful law firms that represent the energy industry, along with the ceos of many energy companies, to put together a scheme about how they were going to stop the federal government from taking action to stop the pollution from fossil fuel, drilling, and fracking. this was paid for by the right-wing energy and law institute at george mason university. the fossil fuel industry actually helped raise the money to put him in office. and one of the first things he did upon becoming the attorney general of oklahoma was to start a committee on federalism. because what is unfortunate is he auitt, not only cartoon character, but he is a very smart politician. and he saw the possibility of creating what is a lot like a national law firm made up of attorney general's and also the legal arm of the energy industry to be able to not only hassle the epa, it also what was going on at state legislatures regarding fossil fuel development. so i think he is a very dangerous character. i think he is goin

city bombing. dr. pierce was a physicist and also a follower of george lincoln rockwell, the former leader of the american not to -- nazi party. i think it's naive to think that all people in white supremacist organizations are dimwitted. i think that there are a number of highly intellectual yet twisted people there. we have seen richard spencer's in the past. i think it's very important when the media interview him for them to confront him with his statements. richard spencer is news because steve bannon is news. i would say it's important to cover him because one might argue that steve bannon is his alter ego. the reason i say that is richard spencer is the originator of the alt right. mr. bannon has said that his breitbart news site was the platform of the alt right. >> do you have any suggestions for what ordinary americans can do to promote tolerance and inclusiveness and to fight the hate? >> just one thing. first -- one correction. there is no such thing as an ordinary american. their only

oklahoma city, tulsa, dallas, watch out. that forecast could christmas day for severe weather possible. the backside is where we're going to get that blizzard in the dakotas. how cool was that video from yellowstone? >> i like that geyser. if you ever get out there, unbelievable. >> have you been? >> i went with my father. >> no one ever regrets if. >>> the associated press just released its pick for entertainer of the year. it's tony award winner for lynn manuel miranda. his hit broadway show "hamilton" won 11 tonys, including best original score and best musical. this year miranda beat celebs like adele, the rock, and even beyonce. >>> on a somber note, "jeopardy" host alex trebek offered a tribute to be a recent contestant who lost her battle with colon cancer. she died eight days before her first episode aired. she had a six-game winning streak in which she won more than $100,000. at the show's end, trebek gave his tribute. >> for the past six jeopardy programs, you folks have been getting to know the talented champion c

watch out, we're going to get snow mixed in with freezing rain around topeka, kansas city, even oklahoma city. that's why you're under a winter weather advisory. in all, 99 million people under winter weather advisories. that's like one out of every three people in the country, and as far as chicago goes, here's snow during the evening rush hour and also watching the snow in areas of the northeast, louis, late tonight. when you wake up saturday morning, you'll see snow on the ground from philly, new york, to new england. >> thanks, bill. >>> extremely sad news to report this morning, legendary reporter craig sager has died at the age of 65. sager known as much for his colorful suits as exceptional sideline reporting, had battled acute high loyd leukemia. he worked for turner sports for the last 26 years and was able to work his first finals game last year. steve kerr led fans in a moment of joy honoring sager before the game last night. and the milwaukee bucks took the court wearing colorful sager strong shirts, which are helping raise money to find a cure. vice president joe biden worki

as far back as the 1995 oklahoma city bombing, timothy mcveigh was captured by a traffic violation. we have seen other cases, most recently in the new york/new jersey attack case. outside of a bar a new jersey police officer approaches him and realizes he's got his man. so these are common in these cases. but -- and also good news so let's not forget even though there's a manhunt for him. the other thing is we talked about over the last week he was going to go places familiar. that would have been either germany or italy. it ends up being italy. whether he had networks there specifically or just was going to go back to familiar terrain we don't know but while there is a significant focus on what germany did wrong we have to make it clear every time we're on air this is still a very active investigation so while we might be wringing our hands about what happened, the most important thing is that nothing happens in the next couple days in europe. >> the other big question, michael weiss, and we talked about this in the wake of paris, europe's open borders, the fact that he can go all

north as the kansas border and e oklahoma city. >>> dakota access pipeline is is on hold for now. >> ?? >>> the news comes after months of fierce oppositionf ere from a local native americanmeri tribe environmental activists military veterans.eterans. >> and as fox's kelly wrightly h tells us it's the federalheeder government putting the brakes te on the project. proje [cheers and applause][che >> reporter: a berig win for win in the midwest. midwe with the u.s. army corps oforps engineers announcing it willil not grant an easement for the dakota access pipeline. the project fiercely opposed oed by the nearby standing rockndin sioux tribe and others.x e an the army says there's morehere'm work to do. releasing a statement whichme reads in part "the best way to complete that work responsibly s and expeditiously is to explore alternate routes for the pipeline crossing. if completed, the three 8 billion-dollar pipelinellion-o would run some 1200 miles through four states carrying car up to 570,000 barrels of crudeld oil a day. the pipeline was mostly finished with the company cpa buildi

attorney general pruitt from oklahoma city, from oak orcklao the attorney general there who basically wants to dismantle all regulations protecting the environment. they want to stay excited about it. they're angry about it. i think that's among them. there's certainly a lot of people unhappy about jeff sessions who was deemed unfit to be a federal judge many years ago being the attorney general pick. i mean, you name it, and there are people opposed to it. but i don't think this is a whole -- i don't think the process is the problem here. >> and beth, this back-and-forth sniping between clinton and trump camps that went on with jennifer palm airy palming the op-ed in the "washington post" and kellyanne conway telling her to get over it. characterize this ongoing war of words and where do you think this is going to end? >> well, that session at harvard last week, there were certainly a lot of raw emotions there. and there was that extraordinary moment with palmieri said, yes, i believe you gave a platform to white supremacists, kellyanne. this op-ed you reference is jennifer palmieri

then oklahoma city senator james inhofe talks about the environment. and later, vice president biden shares his thoughts on governing and the u.s. political system. >>> now, a look at efforts to combat child trafficking. speakers discuss how human trafficking his evolved over the years and the role technology has in monitoring at-risk children. from the center for strategic and international studies, this is an hour. . we're going to get started. i'm dan run de. i hold a chair here at csis. we're going to be having a conversation about combath child

this is in oklahoma. >> there's a new addition to the oklahoma city zoo i love it.t. we just talked about giraffesafe now being on the endangered list.list. right. here's the zoo's newest a baby giraffe.ff. baby is already standing tall and proud during its debut dut yesterday. just six days old. did you know know baby giraffese are called calfs.call >> i did not. did >> it has been in a barn, he hae been inside his barn since his birth because it was cold.s >> it look like,. it lo lik >> , they don't play the cold.h. >> get out plane.la baby giraffe was 5 feet talltall when born. b >> look at that.. it their -- kind of bizarre andnd really sweet. >> that particular zoo had art baicby giraffe pass away two yey ago shortly after birth. birth so nice to see that they're having another new addition nown >> all right. check in with our own -- never mine. al calf. >> tuck, take it away.uck, >> little cub. >> i got to say -- >>.guy. >> birthing a giraffe woulding a probably be a challenge. >> for a giraffe.af ter to you. >> we don't know.>> let's go to the forecast.go to h

so this is scheduled to play the oklahoma city under later today. >>> denver broncos linebacker brandon marshall is speaking out about a disturbing anonymous letter you received last week. it person was filled with racist ramblings, profanity and threats to his life. marshall believes the hate mail is responsible for his response to him after he took a knee during the national anthem earlier the season. >> let's me know, that's the still exist. it's to be sent i put out to expose every thought was put to rest. that's still alive and exist. >> marshall posted photos of the handwritten letter on his instagram accounts. the broncos security staff is investigating the note. >>> 20 bay area offices in texas when he says tim udell's marathon. last night they held a dinner officers from out-of-state the company officers are running in honor of the five officers killed in the july ambush in dallas. the officers will be in full uniform as they run through downtown dallas and one sergeant says he and his coworkers have trained for the past five months. it's all in honor of those killed. >> were h

host: we have got to move on to gerald from oklahoma city. go ahead. caller: my comment about the message for washington, i was raised in an urban area in oklahoma city. there is no section eight, no nothing around here. it is revitalized. the average rent is $3000 a month. they pushed the citizens further away from the city. how do you deal with that message? you do not have bus routes or trains running. it is totally different. the shooting of walter scott, a mistrial declared yesterday. one of the prosecutors for charleston county said that the officer will be put in trial once more, saying we will try him again. we hope the federal and state courts will coordinate efforts regarding any future trial dates , but we will stand ready whenever the court calls. an attorney for sleeker said in an emailed monday night that rule of law has to be preserved and you have done that. you) 748-8000 for those of in the eastern and central time if youand (202) 748-8001 are in a mountain or pacific time zones. we are asking urban residents to talk to us about the me

we have had an 11 degree temperature drop in oklahoma city. albuquerque, 15. 17 drop in denver where right now the air temperature is minus two, and we've got more coming. now there's no wind blowing right now in casper, so the windchill is the same as the air temperature, same in denver, but omaha, it feels like seven below. seven in chicago. st. louis, ten, even as far south as little rock, it's 27 degrees right and what looks like in the next 24 hours we're really going to see the bulk of the cold air. minneapolis, bottom out at 17 on friday. today, kansas city, friday, chicago, you'll only be at 23. i mean, we make our way toward the end of the week and into the northeast. boston, 30 degrees. 40 in new york. 41 in d.c. charleston, 32. look, even as we get down to the south. you can see those temperatures still awfully chilly. up, up to a foot through today, but we're not done yet. it's going to continue through the day tomorrow. before it's all over, we're talking snowfall amounts one to two feet. the lake superior, one to two feet. lakon

obviously the state of oklahoma, oklahoma city water settlement is really a model of how these things ought to work but we got that done late. took us five years, but that's pretty quick for indian water settlements, but for you gentlemen and the administration and our colleagues in the senate to work together to incorporate it here at no cost to the federal government, but it will settle some real issues in my state that require federal approval just because they've all signed off and, again, including the administration it still takes a congressional approval so that's a big deal for us and thank you for that. i also want to thank you, there's all sorts of provisions in here for some indian water issues. pachongas have been up here trying to get some things done and a number of other tribes. the definitional changes that allow tribes to be eligible to compete for projects or bid proposals for projects for historically impoverished communities is a huge change and big change in the right direction. i want to thank all of you for working with us on that. finally, i want to echo my fri

oklahoma city, 15, and as we head toward the weekend, new york city by saturday, 37 degrees, charleston, 53. 60 in jacksonville. and memphis, a high of only 45 degrees. 58 in network, the weather channel. >> friday for pharrell's concert on the plaza? >> you're going to be happy. that was so good. did you practice that? >> we'll take that. >> okay. >> now turn into a cartoon character. >> oh, this is -- >> that's not snidely. >> there we go. >>> up next, is ivanka trump going follow her dad to d.c.? what her family could be planning right after this. hi ok good. thank you, i feel good. it all starts with eating right. that's why i eat amaz!n prunes now. they're delicious and help keep my body in balance. i love these. sunsweet amaz!n prunes, the feel good fruit. make: flaky, delicious, piping hot things. golden brown and sticky things. fresh out of the oven, why can't they cool things? new things, old things. and blink and they're gone, those went fast things. make the oven one of the things they're most excited to open. it's baking season. warm up the holidays with pillsbury. but your

oklahoma city, chill downing to 40 degrees. >> wren: we've seen some showers early this morning, but as we head into the mid-morning hours, we're looking at dry skis and even some sunshine throughout your thursday forecast. when you factor in these winds, it will feel cooler, as well. but as you head into tonight, really we couldn't hope for a better forecast for the boston common tree lighting. temperatures in the upper 40s, breezy conditions and dry skies. to start, temperatures above our average highs this time of year. get outside and enjoy this m >>> that's right. football night. weekend begins tonight. thursday night. football night in america. america's team, the boys, coming into u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis. cloudy and cold. it's a dome stadium. if you're tailgating, it will be 33 degrees. catch coverage of tonight's game at 7:30 eastern, right here on nbc thursday night, "football night in america." >> thank you very much, sir. >> and we are launching our two-day toy guide. and because it's throwback thursday, we're starting with our childhood favorites. >> we have lori

chicago, monday, 8 below, the in oklahoma city, sunday's forecast, 9 above. coldest since december 2013. dallas, 22 degrees on sunday. that's the coldest day since march 2015. >> you can always get that weather when you need it. go to the weather channel on cable. >> all right, al, thank you so much. >>> just ahead, amazon's very first drone delivery. are you not going to believe how >> when you need your popcorn, you need your popcorn. >>> and another all-new "rossen reports." >> i'm jeff rossen. coming up, we're trying out products for your bedroom. oops, i spilled wine all over my carpet. there is a product that now says it can get that right out. >>> what about that classic mattress commercial that says you can literally jump on this when a cold calls... achoo! ...answer it. with zicam cold remedy. it shortens colds, so you get better, faster. colds are gonna call. answer them with zicam! zicam. get your better back. now in great tasting crystals. (vo) it's the holidays at verizon, and the best deals are on the best network. with no surprise overages, you

no, we're just going to go to oklahoma city and see my 95-year-old mom. yeah. >> can we just talk about "why him." it looks like the most fun group of people making that movie. we've been hanging out with some of your friends on that. >> uh-huh, i've heard, yeah. it was such a fun movie to shoot. i wish we were still -- i could still be doing it now. it's a really funny movie. a lot of huge laughs in it and a great cast. >> you're going to be back with >> you're not leaving us. >> you are not leaving. >> by the way, "why him" hits theaters on december the 23rd. >> yeah. >> by the way, can we do a little bigger "will & grace" reunion, please? >> we'll try to get the gang back together. >> she said yes. >> mr. roker, check of the weather. >> let's start off with today, and we are looking at a big storm system moving into the pacific northwest. lake-effect snow and bitter cold in the plains. southern tier of states actually temperatures a little above we've got more lake-effect snow around the great lakes, western new york, upstate new york and we're looking

. >>> oklahoma city police department wrapped up its investigation of a deadly workplace shooting at the airport. this was the attack in november. southwest airline employee winchester was shot with a rifle while walking on the sidewalk. the shooter died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound a short time later. >>> as the clock ticks down on president obama's time in office, the white house is trying to protect planned rule blocking states from restricting funds to family planning providers like planned parenthood. abortion opponents said they'll seek to reverse the rule under donald trump. it takes effect january 18th, two days before trump takes office. >>> apparently green christmas trees, they are so last year. wayfair says trees in nontraditional colors are the new hot items. this year's popular shades? baby blue, hot pink, and orange are popular. they say sales of colors other than green are up 300%. the company is also doing a half christmas tree this year. >> okay. >> they are cut in half from top to bottom to make it easier to put against a wall. >> that's brilliant. that part.

arkansas governor and mayors of oklahoma city and dallass talk about the way they intend to work with the trump administration on housing and infrastructure. christine todd whitman is the moderator. >> well, first of all, let me just say it's governor asa hutchinson, it would surprise the state to know there was one mayor for the entire state. and the other thing i would just like to note is in the introduction, you didn't hear r or d after any names. that is significant. because as a governor or as a mayor, whether you are republican or democrat, really doesn't matter all that much. you have to deliver programs that work for every one of your citizens, all of them. republicans, democrats, independents, whatever they are. and you do have to deliver those things. it's not a question of sitting and thinking, do we -- might this work. is this a nice way to put this budget together, is this a nice way to put this program together. we have to say, we all -- they have to say now, i used to have to say, is this actually going to work and make it then work. and so what i hope we'll do on this

joins thesas governor mayors of oklahoma city and dallas to discuss how city's plan to work with the incoming trump administration. former new jersey congressman moderated this discussion as part of the no labels conference in washington. ♪ >> first of all, let me just say it is governor asa hutchinson. like tor thing i would know is, in the introduction you did not hear our or d after any names and that is significant because as a governor or mayor, whether you are republican or democrat really does not matter all that much. programsto deliver that work for all of your citizens. democrats, republicans, independents, whatever. you have to deliver. not say it and think, might this work? is this a nice way to put this budget together? is this a nice way to put this program together? i used have to say, is this actually going to work and make sense? in thisope we will do panel is talk about what that relationship between governors and mayors is with the federal government. what you all need in order to make dings work and i would like to then throw it open for questions. let me start

city and surrounding areas. fires popping up around enter states, in the back yards of homes and even near the rogers airport there. at least one mobile home has been destroyed. other than that, no injuries or fatalities have been reported, just a long day of work for a lot of those firefighters. >> awfully dry out there. >>> leading up to inauguration day, president-elect donald trump is taking a decidedly friendlier approach to russia and leader vladimir putin and the current white house administration. our fair and balanced panel next on how trump's approach could fair compared to that of the obama administration. >> it's sort of like that biblical refers, i wish you were hot, i wish you were cold but because you're lukewarm, i spew you out of my mouth. there's nothing worse than being ignored. basically obama is being ignored by putin and that's the most serious wound of all. . >>> while president obama is using his last three weeks in office to pick a diplomatic fight with russia over hacking during the ele