the hawaii bowl, hawaii hosting tulsa. johnson, what is the quickest way home? [ laughter ] >> straight to the house. that's where he is go. 67-yard run. 101 yards. tulsa 62-35. scary video of a fight that broke out in a basketball game last night. two mississippi state players, punching. roommates on the road. he did not move his leg out of the way, that's what started the fight. both have been suspended indefinitely. tiger woods turns 35 next thursday. proctor & gamble pulled out, he was the pitchman for gillette. he just has nike and ea sports. and look. >> santa claus. there he [ steve ] i was registering my citi card for the holiday sweepstakes, when i got this toy from my colleague in japan. turns out robosan was the hottest toy of the year. [ news tv ] robosan 4000 is sold out across the country. [ steve ] i was going to sell it online and make a fortune. but then, i won a $1,000 prepaid card just because i used my citi card. so i made a decision, if citi could surprise me, why not do the same for someone else? [ male announcer ] register and use your car

the hawaii bowl, hawaii hosting tulsa. johnson, what is the quickest way home? [ laughter ] >> straight to the house. that's where he is go. 67-yard run. 101 yards. tulsa 62-35. scary video of a fight that broke out in a basketball game last night. two mississippi state players, punching. roommates on the road. he did not move his leg out of the way, that's what started the fight. both have been suspended indefinitely. tiger woods turns 35 next thursday. proctor & gamble pulled out, he was the pitchman for gillette. he just has nike and ea sports. and look. >> santa claus. there he is. he is now in nevada. he is coming our way. >> good to bed kids. >>> merry christmas.

they get within 6. 34-28, tulsa wins it. aloha, 67 yards, tulsa crushes hawaii in this game. wow! 26-35. >> warriors have to have jeff curry back from that sprained ankle but lost one of their sister coaches. steven silas leaving for charlotte. he had a great relationship with the players especially with curry, but when his dad paul silas was hired at interim coach of the bobcats, they offered his son a spot. so it will be silas and silas on the bench. >>> we've got a christmas day n.b.a. doubleheader coming up for you, celtics and magic, followed by the heat and lakers. the team is not buying into the hype. >> it's for the fans, very excited about it and pretty much like a final. >> its christmas day game. get out there and play and play hard, enjoy the day after its it's over. >> fight night for two members of the mississippi basketball team. they ended up brawling in the stands. they were in the crowd and right in the middle of everybody, bailey 6'8", 265, what saturday it? apparently he wouldn't move his legs out of aisle when he wanted to get up. the mother trying to get the

brian moniz fires the strike but it's to tulsa linebacker arnick. 24-7 tulsa third quarter. get within 6. brian moniz, 200 yards receiving. 34-28 tulsa wins demeritries. and helllloooooo! questions hawaii in this game wow! 62-35. >> hope to have curry back with that sprained ankle. steven silas leaving to join his father in charlotte. steven silas number two on the staff. had a great relationship especially with curry. when cyrus was called, dad called and offered his son a position. the war years hired lloyd pierce to replace steven. an nba doubleheader coming up on abc 7. celtics and magic followed by heat and lakers at 2:00. miami versus l.a. being built as a possible final preview but the team's not quite buying into the hype. >> for fans. 'cause fans are very excited about it. pretty much like sort of going to the finals seems like right? >> not a playoff game. it's a christmas day game. so you go out there and play and play hard. you know enjoy the day after it's over. >> holidays in hawaii turned into fight night at the arena for two members of the mississippi state b

we're two hours difference in time line, so we leave tulsa at 4:00, get in vegas at 4:00. so you leave a soccer game at, you know, 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon, get to vegas at 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. >> larry: that night. >> yeah. >> larry: what do you do saturday? >> what's that? >> larry: work friday night. >> work friday night. >> larry: what do you do saturday? >> if the girls have something going on, we leave friday night to wherever they're going. opening weekend in vegas, they had a tournament in memphis. so we played 7:30 before they played at 8:00, pulled up right when they were kicking off. and with every win then we get to advance, they played until about 4:30 that night. we got on a plane, got back. i was running right through the dressing room, didn't even get to do makeup, they through on, garth brooks, bam, the show starts. two shows on saturday, and made the final sunday. so we had to fly back and do the sunday night show in vegas and then get home just in time to take them to school monday. and then i went to sleep for about a month. after that. >

room the photo and kooragang how an international house flooded to change every green little hotel in tulsa. on the streets of. victory in sunday's presidential election. also injured. thousands of opposition supporters take to the streets of the capital hoping to protest what seems to be. the fourth consecutive victory all the details coming out. military drills on the border with the north. millions of migrants from forced central asian states. but for many the grass is not always greener. korea's military true raised tensions in the region gets installed. in the business news. that you're watching r.t. will straight to our top story police have cracked down on thousands of opposition supporters. as they try to storm government buildings in protest of the presidential election incumbent leader alexander has won a fourth term in office but his opponents say the poll was rigged.

hawaiian commits six turnovers and tulsa scores two t ds off interceptions. this is arnie taking it back 38 yards. hats off to cornelius, literally. both teams average more than 38 points per game but also received too many gifts tonight. johnson was unstoppable. johnson takes it back 60 to 70 yards for one of his three tds. 62-35 tulsa. the golden hurricanes finish 2- 3. hawaiian closes at 10-4. >>> 49ers are the only local professional sports team on the road for christmas. san francisco is in st. louis with a must-win or else say good-bye to those playoffs pipe dreams. at least the 49ers settled their $60 million claim against the city. gavin newsom reaches a tentative agreement with the 9ers that ensures they will stay and play at candlestick park throughout the 2013. they will have to clean up maintenance issues. >>> indianapolis monday the game is not sold out but it will be in full force. both teams need to win to keep their playoffs hopes alive. they will face the intimidating raider nation. >> i think they have rabid fans, they are great fans. you kn

hawaiian commits six turnovers and tulsa scores two t ds off interceptions. this is arnie taking it back 38 yards. hats off to cornelius, literally. both teams average more than 38 points per game but also received too many gifts tonight. johnson was unstoppable. johnson takes it back 60 to 70 yards for one of his three tds. 62-35 tulsa. the golden hurricanes finish 2- 3. hawaiian closes at 10-4. >>> 49ers are the only local professional sports team on the road for christmas. san francisco is in st. louis with a must-win or else say good-bye to those playoffs pipe dreams. at least the 49ers settled their $60 million claim against the city. gavin newsom reaches a tentative agreement with the 9ers that ensures they will stay and play at candlestick park throughout the 2013. they will have to clean up maintenance issues. >>> indianapolis monday the game is not sold out but it will be in full force. both teams need to win to keep their playoffs hopes alive. they will face the intimidating raider nation. >> i think they have rabid fans, they are great fans. you kn

from i sitting n tulsa -- from sitting here in tulsa, this policy is racist. i got out to a hospital a few months ago. coming to the emergency room, it was overflowing with illegals. host: racist policy. the caller puts his finger on an important point. frank sharry and others have a created this impression that immigration policy can be bought for political purpose. the only rationale for this is some kind of putative political payoff. we know that the hispanic vote does not really a vote on the immigration issue. we have seen it over and over again. the population is growing so favors that the skewe democrats. the impression is that democrats are using immigration picy for party-building purposes at the expense of the public interest and what the american people want. that is an incendiary combination. the tragedy is that there are people who are young people who have worked hard, done well in school, or being used as political pawnsor partisan purposes. and the idea is to build the allegiance of the hispanic electorate based on this cynical manipulation of

the host team, my alma-matter against tulsa. let's do some hockey. come on, sandhya. wow, look what i asked for. it is my lump of coal right there. i stepped over the line. maybe we will come back to that, and perhaps we will not. the warriors will spend christmas in portland and hope to have steph curry back in the lineup. they won't 1r* steven sigh los on the -- cylus on the bench. he took over for the charlotte bobcats. he will be the top assist and he couldn't pass up the chance to work with his dad. the warriors hired lloyd pierce. we have a christmas day double header. good stuff. open the presents and then watch the celtics and the magic. it is heat and the lakers at 2 :00 p.m. to mississippi state -- two mississippi state basketball players will spend the holidays trying to explain why they were punching each other's lights out. they got into a beef after playing in the diamond head classic. sydney goes 270 and bailey is 265 and brawling in the middle of the fans. what prompted it 1234* bailey would not move his leg when's sydney wanted to leave the aisle. are

>> it's in between -- it's north of tulsa, in between owaso and clairemore. great towns. and they -- all three of us are always together. we're always together at every soccer game, every track meet. so -- and i would never wish divorce on anyone. with that said, three kids, and three parents worked out pretty good. >> larry: would it bother you if sandy remarried? >> no, no. because you want her to be happy. that's all you want. so -- but the thing is, what -- what you find with people is before you can share yourself with someone else, you must find out who you are, and love who you are. and sandy is right in the middle of that right now. she is starting to find out who she is, because she went from her mom and dad's house to our house. she never had that time to find herself. and in this time, in this great point in her life, and she is prettier than she has ever been, and she is more joyful than she has ever been, she is finding herself. and the person she is finding, she's liking, and so am i. >> larry: extraordinary garth brooks. we'll talk about how steve william g

not much going on, but one college basketball team representing the whack, the hawaii bowl, and tulsa just taking them apart. the golden hurricanes running offer to a 62-35 win. but that's nothing like santa has been doing. he's been running around all day and we're going to show you where he's been and where he's going next. we're tracking santa with google technology, coming up. >>> i'd like to give a shout out to marlan cosllo in california. i love you, mother! i'll be home soon! lightning fast. lightning strong. verizon 4g lte. rule the air on the most advanced 4g network in the world. >>> well, there's lots of anticipation. i daresay even jitters because santa is on his way to the bay area. he's on the move, and there's lots of kids trying to get to sleep right now and they're wondering, is he close? >> he's close. >> scott, you're here and you've been monitoring. >> i am, with santa watch. perhaps the best use ever of sergei's money. >> santa made a beeline for asia and past the taj mahal. he grabbed some fish and chips for lunch and washed it down with some bourscht. he swung b

tulsa crushes hawaii in this game. wow! 62-35. the warriors hope that curry back from that sprained ankle against portland but just lost one of their assistant coaches. steven silas joining his father in charlotte. the number two assistant on keith smart's staff. a great relationship with the players, especially with curry. but when his dad paul cyrus was hired as interim coach, he called and offered his son a spot. charlotte and charlotte on the bench. hired pierce to replace steven. a doubleheader coming up celtics and magic followed by heat and lakers at 2:00. l.a. built as a possible final preview but the team's not quite buying into the hype. >> good for the fans 'cause fans are very excited about it. you know pretty much like one of the finals seems like right? >> not a playoff game. it's christmas day game. so go out there and play. play hard. enjoy the day after it's over. >> holidays in hawaii turned into fight night at the arena for two members of the mississippi state basketball team. they ended up brawling in the stand

from i sitting n tulsa -- from sitting here in tulsa, this policy is racist. i got out to a hospital a few months ago. coming to the emergency room, it was overflowing with illegals. host: racist policy. the caller puts his finger on an important point. frank sharry and others have a created this impression that immigration policy can be bought for political purpose. the only rationale for this is some kind of putative political payoff. we know that the hispanic vote does not really a vote on the immigration issue. we have seen it over and over again. the population is growing so favors that the skewe democrats. the impression is that democrats are using immigration policy for party-building purposes at the expense of the public interest and what the american people want. that is an incendiary combination. the tragedy is that there are people who are young people who have worked hard, done well in school, or being used as political pawns for partisan purposes. and the idea is to build the allegiance of the hispanic electorate based on this cynical manipulation

tongue still but what did it teach the so many kids we will ask the actress who played the wife of the tulsa in the movie dane telling america. dame helen mirren was born as helen lydia miron off her paternal grandparents were russian gentry fled the country after the bolshevik revolution and she worked her way from school performances an amateur theatre to end up joining the legendary royal shakespeare company seven years ago helen was granted the title of dame by queen elizabeth the second and just three years later she played queen elizabeth the second in the movie the queen she's the only actress ever to have to trade both with elizabeth on the screen. helen thank you very much for being with us it's a privilege to have you on the show it's a pleasure first of all we know that you are of russian origin your father was of russian origin tell us tell us a little bit about it did did your russian nests really play any role in your brain he when you when you were a child i think inevitably it played a huge role i mean in in a funny way i don't mean in a negative sense that it was a bad thing

innovation complex hello again in tulsa so other lots of mad scientist types that are trying to sort of get their ideas heard. quote it is a rather formal gathering of course but what i can tell you is that there's definitely a lot of boiling have pads inside of school of ballet at the moment and that is young scientists presenting their innovative projects and top ranking businessmen economists and politicians trying to understand what they all about and choose the best ones now the names of the winners will be announced in here are the three the authors of the three best innovative projects will be encouraged financially by the government they will be awarded with one million roubles each that's about what is thirty five thousand u.s. dollars and they will become the first residents of this called the valley which is them to become the high tech valley over russia. the government has high hopes for in modernizing the russian economy and diversifying it from natural resources now that the projects are ranging from pharmacies eco projects from nuclear technologies and software there'

. >> reporter: almost 50 years ago russell hit the national stage straight out of tulsa, oklahoma. ♪ as the '60s picked up steam he grew out his do.... >> everybody join hands. >> reporter:... becoming a main stay of the wood stock generation. he famously organized the band for joe kocher's mad dogs and englishmen tour in 1970. along the way he had a few hits of his own including a true classic. ♪. >> reporter: a song for you, sung by just about everyone. ♪ i've acted out my love in stages ♪ ♪ 0,000 people watching ♪ now i'm singing this song for you ♪ >> i've always called him the master. when anyone says who is your piano player, i always say the master is leon russell. >> reporter: which made it especially nerve wracking when elton john looked out in the audience at a los angeles club as he made his u.s. debut in 1970. >> i'm in the middle of "burn down the mission," and i look to my right and there's only 250 people. in the second row i see this long mane of silver hair. leon was a pretty handsome guy. >> oh. >> but he was also kind of scary looking because he would c

a german pen fre 1940 came in in tulsa, oklahoma. >> this is a fake cap you can buy. it's got a marijuana leaf etched in it. this was in tennessee. >> that's kind of cool. he takes the coins and jewelry to pawn shops. he makes them into the wall of fame. any of the money he gets by pawning the items goes back to the salvation army. >>> grammy winning singer lady gaga is looking for a new job. she is not changing her music career, but looking to teach. >> interesting. the pop star is applying to teach fashion and art appreciation. that's something. the parsons school for design where project runway is filmed. she said shes to baunch a program that incorporates fashion with music and pop culture. it seems like they all go together anyway. you better have the freezer ready. if she is hired, she won't dress down. no such thing. i can't picture her in khakis anyway. >> does she create her own? >> i think she works with designers. >> other people do it. >> i would say she had a lot of sway. i don't know if any others other than her would come up with her ideas. >> a modern

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it came in in tulsa, oklahoma. >> reporter: the wall includes money from all over the world, and even jewelry for every part of the body. >> this is one of those fake caps that you can buy. and it's got a marijuana leaf etched in it. this was in murfreesboro, tennessee. and this was in pine bluff, arkansas. >> reporter: those people need their teeth over there. the folks at the salvation army admit some of the stuff that comes into the kettles is junk. but other things are worth their weight in gold. this $1,400 gold kruger ran was dropped in a kettle in dallas. he shows off the oddities to remind people that the salvation army will take all donations to try and help others. >> i show these things, and remind them that regardless of what happens, they need to give. >> green says he takes the coins and jewelry to pawnshops to sell, and then it goes back to the salvation army. >>> another member of the giants is defecting to the dodgers. who's leaving this time. the details for us ahead. >>> also, why joe montana is hopping into the debate over moving the 49ers to santa clara. >>> and t

. >> a german penny came in tulsa, oklahoma. >> reporter: the wall includes money from all over the world and jewelry for every part of the body. >> this is one of those fake caps you can buy. it's got a marijuana leaf etched in it. this was in murfreesboro tennessee and this in pine bluff, arkansas. >> those feeks need their teeth over it there. >> reporter: the folks at the salvation army admit some of the stuff that comes in is junk, but other things, are worth their weight in gold. this 1400 gold was dropped in a kettle outside of elliott's hardware in dallas. green says he shows off the oddities to remind people the salvation army will take all donations to try to help others. >> i show these things and remind them that regardless of what happens, they need to give. >> reporter: and that was omar villa fran ka reporting in dallas. thank you for making us a part of your morning. the philadelphia eagles take on the cowboys on football night in america. our next news cast is at 11:00. we are watching the nfl matchup between the vikings and giants delayed by the snow. also today is a spa

from i sitting n tulsa -- from sitting here in tulsa, this policy is racist. i got out to a hospital a few months ago. coming to the emergency room, it was overflowing with illegals. host: racist policy. the caller puts his finger on an important point. frank sharry and others have a created this impression that immigration policy can be bought for political purpose. the only rationale for this is some kind of putative political payoff. we know that the hispanic vote does not really a vote on the immigration issue. we have seen it over and over again. the population is growing so favors that the skewe democrats. the impression is that democrats are using immigration policy for party-building purposes at the expense of the public interest and what the american people want. that is an incendiary combination. the tragedy is that there are people who are young people who have worked hard, done well in school, or being used as political pawns for partisan purposes. and the idea is to build the allegiance of the hispanic electorate based on this cynical manipulation

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this is the house of kevin and roberta johnson, courtesy of our friends at tulsa affiliate kotv. the couple begins working on the display the day after thanksgiving. it takes them 175 hours, and it features 60,000 lights, a candy cane lane, and a train. and the home is so popular it's the first residential toys or tots drop-off site in oklahoma, and they've already collected, get this you guys, this is a great number 1,700 toys. >> that's terrific. >> really. i love how these houses, they're not only a wonderful thing to see, but they're also in so many cases, doing good for the community, too. >> i always wonder, it looks so great outside. is it really that decorated on the inside? did they forget about -- >> i wonder. >> the train, that's it. >> if you think your house or home is worthy of national recognition, tell us about it on our facebook page and on friday we're going to be live at the scene of our final fantastic light display. there was always a guy on my block growing up, mr. jones, who had the coolest light display every year. and the rest of us were put to shame. >>

we'll go to paul, a democrat in tulsa, oklahoma. caller: i don't like the 112th, i don't think it's going to do anything at all. it's going to be the same old rhetoric. all it's going to do is put dollars in politician's pockets. and since both parties are training politicians, you don't know when they come up to speak, you can't tell which one is the one to vote for and which one isn't because they're all the same. until they correct that and start being correct instead of politically correct, this nation isn't going anywhere. host: thehill is reporting yesterday that joe miller in that alaska senate race expected to make a decision on further court action on monday. alaska senate candidate joe miller will consider his options and his legal right ballot battle over christmas. he will be considering options over christmas and expects to announce monday how he will proceed in his challenge against senator lisa murk ow ski. host: maria, are you with us? we'll move on to wesley -- maria, good morning. caller: i've been waiting a long t

host: next call is tulsa, oklahoma. thanks for waiting. robert, democrat's line. good morning. caller: good morning. this is my first time on air and good morning. caller: good morning. caller: i had a question. relates to the long-term issues of the internet brooned broadband and the internet web. this is more of a sense you have ms. stanten. as we expand the capacity and we understand the need for that, but the idea that the profitability or the entrepreneurship within that medium is, it's got to be prove b. it's not a free worldwide web and we can understand that. but do you see any parallels between the securitization of for example we broke down mortgages more and more and more and more, and any possibility. and i know the rules are going to be a problem. but the possibility that the same techniques makes the internet in a sense almost so profitable that you finally see the point of content and access ibility get more and more restricted? i'll leave you with that sort of thought of is there a downside to this, or do rules take that into account? and i thank you for your ti

host: next call is tulsa, oklahoma. thanks for waiting. robert, democrat's line. good morning. caller: good morning. this is my first time on air and good morning. caller: good moing. caller: i had a question. relates to the long-te issues of the internet brooned broadband and the internet web. this is more of a sense you have ms. stanten. as we expand the capacity and we understand the need for that, but the idea that the profitability or the entrepreneurship within that medium is, it's got to be prove b. it's not a free worldwide web and we can understand that. but do you see any parallels between the securitization of for example we broke down mortgages more and more and more and more, and any possibility. and i know the rules are going to be a problem. but the possibility that the same techniques makes the internet in a sense almost so profitable that you finally see the point of content and access ibility get more and more restricted? i'll leave you with that sort of thought of is there a downside to this, or do rules take that into account? and i thank you for your time.