downtown cushing had to be blocked off so crews could look at damage. city leaders say a few people had minor injuries. leaders of the town of cushing says damage appears to be contained to downtown. an election just a day away -- the candidates are busy criss-crossing the country. donald trump will be in florida, north carolina, pennsylvania and new hampshire today. he was in iowa yesterday. clinton has multiple stops in pennsylvania -- and will also visit michigan and north carolina. politics in the workplace -- starbucks ceo howard schultz is urging his employees to embrace "respect and dignity" in the face of an "epic, unseemly election." schultz has publicly endorsed but the letter, obtained by cnnmoney, does not suggest starbucks employees vote for a particular candidate on election day. instead, schultz wrote that he feels "a bit anxious" about the pending election, and asked his employees to share "kindness, compassion, empathy" and love. tomorrow -- voters in five states will decide whether they

yes, cushing is a major hub for oil.. it's even dubbed the "pipeline crossroads of the world", and right now city leaders are nervous that the quake may have damaged key infrastructure. buildings in this morning. while people are anxious to start cleaning up the mess, people this morning are being kept out of downtown for fear the buildings could collapse more. the magnitude five earthquake hit around 7-45 last night and was felt as far away as iowa, illinois and texas. cushing is home to a massive oil storage facility that's touted as the world's largest. people who live there say their homes shook for more than 3 minutes-- nick tanner rushed seconds before part of his apartment roof caved in. tanner says that split second decision to dash out of his apartment could have saved his life. nobody in town was badly injured. today-- investigators will be back out looking at the damage as soon as the sun comes up. here's what i'm eathquakes? last night's quake was just a few miles from another recent earthquake. i'm looking at

buildings in downtown cushing crumbled. the roofs of several homes caved in. this morning police officers still have several blocks in downtown cushing closed because they are concerned about building damage and more chunks of concrete the good news is nobody was seriously hurt in the quake. people in oklahome tell us they heard and felt their houses shake and the ground rumbled violently beneath their feet for about three or four minutes. here's what i'm digging into at 5- 30.... the earthquake centered near one of the world's key oil hubs....and now they are worried about damage to the oil infrastaructure. i'm getting more information on that now to have it for you in 30 minutes. ian.... a lot of you have been talking about this on our 10 news facebook page. heather writes, "felt it in kansas city missouri at my hotel". erica writes, " i hope everyone stays safe," hunter writes, "i felt that earthquake it was scary.. new to me," health officials say 13 cases of a potentially fatal fungal infection four of the cases ended in death, but it's still unclear if t

the quake's epicenter was about one mile from the city of cushing. several buildings there are reportedly damaged. fearing aftershocks-- police aftershocks-- police have evacuated some older parts of cushing, until engineers can assess the damage. the quake was felt as far away as iowa, illinois and texas. in vote 2016-- it's down to this. on the eve of an historic presidential election-- candidates are criss-crossing the nation, delivering their final message to voters. rebulican nominee donald trump held a rally in leesburg virginia last night. trump arrived to the event after midnight, after what he called a marathon day of campaigning. virginia is battleground state, but a recent washington post poll shows trump trailing hillary clinton by 6 percentage points. with less than 24 hours until election day-- trump again told his supporters that the system was rigged to support his opponent. meanwhile-- hillary clinton is celebrating a election. the fbi again declines to persue any criminal charges related to her use of a private email server. c has m

there were a few minor injuries reported and schools in cushing are closed today. cushing is home to one of the country's largest oil storage terminal...so far, no problems reported there. 3 that the discovery of more of hillary clinton's e-mails ?won't? lead to charges, the investigation on capitol hill will continue. continue. fbi director james comey made the announcement sunday, just two days before the presidential election. the clinton campaign calls the matter "resolved", but the republican in charge of the house oversight committee doesn't see it that way. (chaffetz sot) "regardless of the results of the election, of course we are going to continue to probe this." this."jason chaffetz says there are more congresal hearings on the horizon. today: a little cooler but still above-average and warm with highs in the lower 60s. still lots of sunshine with clouds increasing after sunset. wind: sw 5-10 mph. election day: lots of clouds to start the day with light rain showers possible in the morning. clearing as we go into the afternoon.week ahead: sunshine returns

cushing public schools have also canceled classes today. so far no injuries reported from the quake. developing now a prince william county woman is dead, after being shot in her car, at a strip mall parking lot. investigators say it happened just after 5-30 sunday night, at the virginia gateway shopping center in gainesville. the victim ha o right now, police do not think the shooting was random. so far, there is no suspect in custody. in the day ahead, closing arguments begin, in the trial of david black. he's charged with murdering his estranged wife. in april of last year, bonnie black was found stabbed to death in her home in south arlington. more than six months later, david black was arrested, and charged with first-degree murder. court documents reveal a history of domestic violence involving the couple, and tonight, some black lives matter activists plan to protest the death of 31-year-old terrence sterling. a d.c. police officer shot and killed him on september 11th.. in northwest washington. police say sterling was driving errati

school has been cancelled in cushing today. a news conference is set for this morning to talk about the damage. some minor injuries have been reported. the city manager in cushing says -- this is beginning to become the new normal. quite a sight in a busy dubuque neighborhood. a huge sinkhole caused by a water main break. one was injured. we spoke with a woman who was nearby when the road caved. "and immediatley almost i heard this sound behind me and the street collapsed and it kept collapsing." two apartments in the same building have been told to boil their water before drinking it. the city says 11th street will be closed for a few days. still to come this morning: we're paying a little more to fill up find out what the experts are saying this morning. plus -- a rodent turns into a wide receiver -- and interrupts an n-f-l game. he says he's open -- but no one will get him the ball. "now your storm track 7 meteorologist eileen loan now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack information. here is additional forec

his apartment was severely damaged, as were many of the historic buildings in downtown cushing. stephen spears is the city manager. >> it appears there's numerous buildings, 40 to 50 that have substantial damage. >> reporter: according to the u.s. geological survey, this is the second major earthquake to months. a earthquake near pawnee, oklahoma, register 5d.8, the largest in the state's history. building owners like dan wiinnie are nervous. anything greater than a 5, what do you think will happen? >> maybe not my build, but i think some of these will be on the ground. >> reporter: in recent years oklahoma has been hit with thousands of earthquakes. since 2006, the number of magnitude 3 or greater has jumped from an average of 2 a year to almost 900 last year. some geologists have linked the increased seismic activity to highly pressurized injections of wastewater into the ground, a by-product of oil and gas drilling, which includes fracking, which can trigger faults deep underground. cushing, oklahoma, is home to the largest oil tank storage facility in the country, and despit

there was a strong one last night, in cushing, west of tulsa. and omar villafranca is there. >> nick tanner says his entire apartment shook violently. >> looked like the skreelg was about to collapse. walls shaking. ceiling moving. >> tanner earthquake tore a hole in his ceiling. his apartment was damaged as were many of the historic buildings in cushing. steven spears is the city manager. >> it appears there is numerous buildings -- 40, 50, that have substantial damage. >> according to the u.s. geological survey, this is the second major earthquake to hit the area in the past two months. a quake near pawnee, oklahoma, registered 5.8. the largest in the state's history. building owners like dan whinny are nervous. >> any bigger than a five. building. >> if it hits again. maybe not my building. some of these will be on the ground. >> in recent years, oklahoma has been hit with thousand of earthquakes.% since 2006, the number of magnitude of 3 or greater jumped from two or three a year to almost 900 last year. some gee some gists have linked incre

this is a couple years ago in cushing, oklahoma. this is last night as they are from a huge earthquake. we're talking 5.0 magnitude. i'm talking about why these earthquakes happen so often at 6:30. >>> here are your bridge drive times at 6:08 on your monday morning. this is a live look at the howard franklin bridge picking up a little bit in this northbound direction going towards tampa. your drive time is still just 6 minutes to cross and it's taking you 17 minutes to cross the sunshine ay this is a live look right at the tower. in less than ten minutes i have two new accidents to tell you about. >>> we are off to a fantastic start this morning. no issues with fog being reported and we are seeing some pretty comfortable temperatures out there as well. in for a big warmup today. cooler weather in the forecast. i'll talk about our next cold front, when it moves through under state attorney mark ober's watch, rape and sexual assault are on the rise. ober is not just ineffective, he declined to prosecute a man who forced a girl into se

the center of the quake measuring five-point zero was near the city of cushing in northeast oklahoma. oklahoma has experienced more earthquakes in recent years, with nearly all of them traced the quake hit last night, but oil operations resumed today in the area. state officials said pipelines were running as normal. cushing is about 50 miles northeast of oklahoma city and bills itself the "pipeline crossroads of the world." state regulators are reviewing whether to shut down or restrict activity at some wells. the state's geological survey expects aftershocks to continue today. crews also inspected more than 100 bridges in an area around the epicenter and found no damage. downtown dubuque. part of eleventh street collapsed, creating a large sink hole. the city says a water main break damaged the ground under the street, and that caused the street to cave in. the hole in on 11th street between main and iowa streets. the city's working to repair the water main and then fill in the hole and repair the street. it hopes to finish that by thursday evening. in september, cedar rapids escape

the 5.0 magnitude quake struck last night and no immediate damage reports at the cushing town of cushing suffered quite a bit of damage. shut living center was evacuated and part of the town is cordoned off. >> i happened to look up and i swear it looked like the ceiling was s aboutt to c collapspse on. the e wallss weree shakingng a ceceiling g momoving a and s sc still l shookk u up aboutut it >> r reporter:r: accorording to u.s. geologigical surveyey, the isis-held mosul. the military is putting up stiff resistance. >>> another front in the war against isis has been opened in nearby syria. u.s. air strikes began an operation to retake the city of raqqa ted. isis and under isis control since 2014 and home to top isis leaders. >>> in this country, jury selection resumes today in the murder trial of dylann who is the white mack accused of murdering nine black parishioners at a south carolina church last year. opening statements are not expected until after thanksgiving. >>> coming up on the "morning news." performers are getting a rare tuesday night off to exercise their political voice.

cushing public schools officials canceled classes today so they could assess potential damage caused by a judge denies bond to alleged serial killer in south carolina. this - as investigators find another body on his property in spartanburg county. nicole is in the newsroom with the latest. the murder case all started to unravel last week after deputies found 30- year-old kala brown alive inside a metal container. todd kohlhepp has confessed to four murders. he's also accused of killing kala's boyfriend...whose body was found on friday. the murders he confessed to happened back in 2003. multi-state search for any other possible bodies on kohlhepp's properties. the f-b-i and homeland security are also assisting in the investigation. a woman and two children stabbed to death in new jersey. what we know about the person of interest now in custody . plus -a georgia deputy shot and killed responding to a neighbor's dispute. why police believe the officer over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfair trade. but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade,

school has been cancelled in cushing today. a news conference is set for this morning to talk about the damage. some minor injuries have been reported. the city manager in cushing says -- this is beginning to become the new normal. after the break-- kiddos are forming their own thoughts on the election. find out what local middle schools are thinking about the candidates. for avocado lovers-- are seeing politics everywhere they turn. they're forming their own thoughts on the race. kwwl's amanda gilbert spoke with middle schoolers -- about what they think -- of the messages on around the corner... weighing on many voters minds.... but what are kids picking up from all this... " this election is definately different from "i think there's definately some bullying going on." "feels like little kids fighting each other. " "what if you become the person for the longest... (nat candidates... claires always writing, so i hillary clinton is no better." school... "we had a vote in a class." "in history/social studies we did a debate" "if

added cushing never from tulsa you can see the quake knocked down and survey says it's a 5.0 magnitude quake officials say above 50 buildings damaged and only a few people suffered minor injuries by small little town with damage but that i thought it was pretty big. >> most of us have already turned off for our sprinklers for the winner but we may have been a little too soon coming of how this extended stretch of our weather could hurt your laws and plants from and what you should do now to protect them here's you something you don't see every day that celebrates like that's what kind of critique does oakland raider is receiving from the dance master herself upon miller and i'm dave fraser once again clear skies my name is charity salazar, and i'm an air force veteran. every election, nancy pelosi and her washington friends launch vicious attacks against mike coffman. this year is no different. they say he's waging a war against women. that's just not true. mike stood up for women in the military, protecting us against sexual assault. he believes in equal pay and making sure pregnant w

cushing public schools canceled classes today, so crews can check the buildings for damage. so far, only a few minor injuries reported. hundreds of earthquakes have rattled the state over the last few months. >> the ground started shaking very hard. i looked down and there is a big they've been linked to oil and gas waste wells from oil production in the area. that is a byproduct of that. >> he did the research on that. here the weather is pretty nice. i am sure you will agree with that. see the edge of those clouds. it is going to become clear everywhere tonight. here is a look at boston and the winds are much lighter. very gentle here. the temperatures are in the 40's now the skies will be clear and the winds will be light. they will stay a little bit above that many of them get to freezing or below. that is not indicative of a cold day tomorrow. once it is up it is going to feel great. it will be around 60 degrees and some spots will easily get there. like a windy day either. those who haven't already done so. here is a little look at election day. and as it starts in the

terminal but the town of cushing suffered quite a bit of damage. shut living center was evacuated and part of the town is cordoned off. >> i happened to look up and i swear it looked like the ceiling was about to collapse on me. the walls were shaking and ceiling moving and scary and still shook up about it. >> reporter: according to the u.s. geological survey, there have been 19 earthquakes in oklahoma in the last week. many traced to oil and gas production. >>> a south carolina man accused of keeping a woman chained inside a storage container confessed to a quadruple murder 13 years ago. and officials say he may be tied to three other murders. todd kohlhepp was denied bail with the details on that story. >> reporter: authorities say the 45-year-old real estate agent is cooperating with police. they add the investigation is not over. it's extending to other properties that cokohlhepp currently or used to own. he was back in court to forthe second time in 48 hours facing new charges of four counts of murder. >> you understand that? >> yes, i do. >>

cushing knew it had the potential to be bad. >> reporter: panicking, he went inside to find help. a worker called 911, and a man and started performing the heimlich maneuver. >> he gave me four good pulls, looked at me, stopped, said, hey, can you breathe? i still couldn't, so he did it another four times, and sure enough it came out at that point. >> the good samaritan left before cushing could get his name. since then, he's posted on social media to try to find the man who helped out. >> thanks for being there a otherwise, i wouldn't be here. >> he says he would recognize the man if he saw him and that the man left in a red truck. in chandler, andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. >>> since donald trump won the presidential election, thousands of high school students have taken to the streets across the country, including here in phoenix, to protest the election results. now a university of arizona expert says that kind of engagement early on can actually lead to increased political engagement and activism when those students become adults. across the valley, the northern portion getting

there is extensive damage in cushing, it's between oklahoma city and tulsa. buildings had some type of damage. the city building inspector said caring for these historic buildings isn't easy.>> it's been like a puzzle to figure out what is still good and what is not. it's not your everyday rehab on a house. >> cushing is one of the worlds key oil hubs. regulators say things tunnel. >>> kleenex versus tissue, xerox versus copy, epipen versus epinephrine, what's in a name that could save you big bucks. an alternative to the epipen has been available for years and just caustic fraction of the price, as much as $430 cheaper. few doctors prescribe it, due to marketing and semantics. anaphylactic shock pay attention to what your doctor calls to your pharmacy. if the word epipen appears, pharmacies have to fill your order with the brand name because the generic for the same brand is available. if your pharmacy does not have generic you can have them order it.>> that's good right there.>>> this sticker not only represents also get you good deals on election day. jenn

school has been cancelled in cushing today. a news conference is set for this morning to talk about the damage. some minor injuries have been reported. the city manager in cushing says -- this is beginning to become the new normal. quite a sight in a busy dubuque neighborhood. crews worked for hours over the weekend to fix the problem. no one was injured. we spoke with a "and immediatley almost i heard this sound behind me and the street collapsed and it kept collapsing." two apartments in the same building have been told to boil their water before drinking it. the city says 11th street will be closed for a few days. a kid'pe away... and there's been a lot of talk about what voters think about this year's candidates. we decided to take a closer look at how this is impacting kids. kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in waterloo... you spoke with middle schoolers. some middle schoolers here at hoover middle school say the election is a big topic brought up in some of their classes... they're doing mock elections... a big word som

some people and cushing oklahoma are cleaning up after a 5.0 magnitude earthquake. the quake hit about 7:45 pm and can be felt as far away as little rock arkansas with a center near cushing the police department there said is quite a bit of damage in downtown but no injuries reported at this point in the public school district is canceled classes for today in order to assess the damage. >> whole house shook for three or four minutes and we call back home and found that we have damaged the some of the trailer house as we have in the country. >> i felt it all shaking. we ran outside and the after shakes were crazy because -- yeah. >> scientist linked the increase to fracking and the underground disposal of waste water from oil, gas production. >>> at least 15 people died in central vietnam, six others is still missing in major flooding. bulger rescuing people who were trapped. more than 40,000 homes are damaged, thousands of acres of props are destroyed. it has rained heavily in the past week but also triggered landslides and damaged roads. the pollution in new delhi

police blocked off the downtown area of cushing which is about an hour west of tulsa. the roof caved in on one homeowner and debris was all over the floor. >> i happened to look up and i sauer it looked like the creel was about to -- swear it looked like the ceiling was about to collapse on me. it was scary and i'm still shook up about it. >> the quake was felt as far away as kansas city, missouri, and little rock, arkansas. oklahoma has had many quakes in recent years. most have been traced to the underground injection of wastewater. >>> soccer moms could be key to the biggest item on the california ballot. as kpix5's wilson walker explains, they just might be the unlikely secret behind a big victory for marijuana. >> reporter: welcome back, everybody, to a special everybody of the grow show on cannabisradio.com. >> reporter: long time marijuana radio activist is on the air talking politics. he is also a world renown marijuana grower positioning himself for a world post 64. >> about 125 plants. >> reporter: but to get these plants legalized for recreational use he nee

it hit cushing overnight and the of cushing and city officials reported no major injuries but homes in the area also sustained damage and the city lost power for about two hours. schools here in cushing are closed today as emergency managers continue to assess the damage. now cushing is home to one of the largest oil storiaiage facilities in the country and they have several pipelines that connect to other hubs across the nation. at this hour, officials are investigating and assessing the damage to that infrastructure >> chris, thank you so much. >>> investigators are looking for more bodies on the property of an alleged serial killer in south carolina. todd kohlhepp is charged with killing four people more than a decade ago and may be linked to three other murders. kohlhepp was arrested thursday after investigators discovered a woman chained on his property in with new details on another alleged victims. >> reporter: we spoke with a sheriff at his office how they knew where two bodies were buried. the sheveriff sitting here saide wanted to meet with his mother so the sheriff said fine

damage after an earthquake strikes the town of cushing, oklahoma. the cushing city manager says 40 to 50 buildings were damaged in sunday's quake including cracks to buildings and fallen bricks. it happened around 7-45 last night. this is the third earthquake in oklahoma this year with a magnitude five or greater. it was felt by people in several other states-- including texas, kansas and missouri. officials say a few minor injuries have been reported. former u-s attorney general janet reno has died. passed away at her home in miami after a 20-year battle with parkinson's disease. reno was the first woman appointed to attorney general, during bill clinton's presidency. she served eight years in office-- but was never considered part of clinton's inner circle. her tenure was marked by the deadly showdown at a religious compound in waco, texas in 19-93. also the custody battle over young cuban immigrant elian gonzalez. reno was 78 years old. virginia... texas... and new york are on high alert for a in a statement... the f-b-i said it was working close