also the matter of the supreme court case v oklahoma mcgirt -- oklahoma v mcgirt, which decided half of oklahoma was under territory under an 1883 treaty. the governor has come after the ruling, saying it is chaos in oklahoma's judicial system. he really made it a lawless land in eastern oklahoma in a way. the tribes say that is only because the governor has not come to them to meet and work together. >> governor stitt is part of the cherokee nation. how is his own tribe responding? >> i spoke with the cherokee principal chief, who had this to say. >> he's gone so far out of his way to pick every fight he can pick with tribes, and he's demonstrated he fundamentally does not see in the 21st century a place for tribes within the state of oklahoma that if we did not endorse in the race, if we did not do everything we can to beat kevin stitt, i think that is malpractice on our part. it is a dereliction of our duty. we are duty-bound to see this governor as close to an existential threat as we can and to do something about it. >> what kind of effect is it thought that this endorsement by

oklahoma critics emphasize the vulgarity, reverent treatment of religion line icing of those who fled rather than those who remained in his depiction of the state as a baron, probably written wasteland all the time when leaders are trying to attract business investment. congressman lyle born famously to clear the book a lie, a black infernal creation of a twisted distorted mind. california critics projected the depiction of migrant families and working the agribusiness interests and positive treatment of federal efforts to assist them to the camp system. steinbeck vilified as a liar, a communist and she was deeply troubled by the backlash. especially by the lies he assisted farmers spread and newspapers they rejected the depiction of them, hated him and wanted to kill him. newspapers in california publish contrite test testimonials rejecting the novel and emphasizing the good treatment by california growers. california businesses coordinate campaign against the novel amounted to life in the pitting life as he sout to discredit a literary representation of their own repressive actio st

but after statehood was conferred upon oklahoma, does that change the equation, now that oklahoma is a state? >> it is certainly something that the body can take into consideration when it is deciding its interpretation of the treaty language. the words immediately preceding the delegate provision do you say in their removal beyond the territorial limits of the states. certainly at the time the treaty was signed the cherokee did not have other representation in congress because the area to which they were removed was not a state. however, it does then say that it is stipulated that they shall be entitled to a delegate in the house of representatives when other congress shall make provision for the same. that provision is not explicitly contingent on the territory remaining not a state. because, at least in court one of the canons of construction is treaties are not abrogated by implementation. meaning that a court is probably unlikely to find that the delegate provision was implicitly abrogated by statehood. congress, when they made oklahoma state, did not say and now the delegate pr

but after statehood was conferred upon oklahoma, does that change the equation, now that oklahoma is a state? >> it is certainly something that the body can take into consideration when it is deciding its interpretation of the treaty language. the words immediately preceding the delegate provision do you say in their removal beyond the territorial limits of the states. certainly at the time the treaty was signed the cherokee did not have other representation in congress because the area to which they were removed was not a state. however, it does then say that it is stipulated that they shall be entitled to a delegate in the house of representatives when other congress shall make provision for the same. that provision is not explicitly contingent on the territory remaining not a state. because, at least in court one of the canons of construction is treaties are not abrogated by implementation. meaning that a court is probably unlikely to find that the delegate provision was implicitly abrogated by statehood. congress, when they made oklahoma state, did not say and now the delegate pr

want to go to oklahoma, oklahoma city where you find the governor of that state. he has a comfortable lead in the polls to hang onto. the republican governor of oklahoma. you have seen what is going on with the battle back-and-forth not only for governors mansions including your own but statehouses across the country. a lot of interest in midterm election year, they have that kind of allure regardless but the big issue in your state, energy has come front and center. explain why that resonates? >> thanks for having me on, to have energy independence model, every president since 1973 had energy independence policy. what we don't understand is why are you trying to stamp out oil and gas industry and big russia or opec to produce more oil. we have oklahoma companies, north dakota, pennsylvania, texas we meet the needs of americans with our own resources and that is what we push in oklahoma. i love explaining this in oklahoma. we are number foreign oil production, number 3 and natural gas, number 2 in wind energy. we need more of everything in america and oklahoma and

which you know it wasn't alabama and lsu and oklahoma. it was harvard and princeton and yale and ten and west pine. but it's part of the i would say the cultural process that was this eastern elite sport in that era. would help the young native athletes of the culture everyone more and brilliant football coach brilliant not in other ways we'll get to that, pop wariner who was -- taking these really great athletes. many before thorpe got there, and devising this system. he was one of the early innovator of the forward task only legal iosed -- legalized in 1905 and double wing all of these fascinating formations. and he also loved to develop trick plays. i love the fact that in that early era of football, one of the -- sort of a kangaroo pocket for one of his players would hide football in there and no one knew where it was. he also had a play imagine this today where the lineup and end way out by the sidelines he would go around opposition bench and come out other side to much ka a forward pass. anyway that was the football of that era. bu

>> just a good old boy from northeastern oklahoma. he was those things, but he was also something else. >> agents started tracking gene leroy hart, a convicted rapist and a recent escapee from the mayes county jail. >> a line will form here. we'll move through here. >> i've seen reports of as high as 600 or 700 people, boots on the ground. just a massive effort to no avail. >> finding a guy like gene leroy hart, who knew those woods, who knew everyone in town -- i agreed with what some investigators told me at the time, if he didn't want to be found, they weren't going to find him probably. >> the trail just disappeared. >> i can tell you it is one of those things that sort of fed into this developing story of, who exactly is it that we're up against here? >> we don't know where he is, but we need to find this man before it happens again. (applause) ♪ anything else exciting going on? of course. (engine revs) (beeps) car: watch for traffic. ♪ (hey my man...) up for something new? anytime. (engine revs) hey lexus, read my newest mes

except for oklahoma. as well as in australia, new zealand, and south america. ernie piles that of john steinbeck, we have no other right to catch on paper the inner things it was people don't know about war. i make a bit on the front lines for the invasion of italy. he returned to new york in october 1943 with burst eardrums, partially amnesia, and ptsd. upon his return, steinbeck began writing cannery row. he later recalled that a group of soldiers had asked him to write something funny that isn't about the war. we are sick of war. based on the life of his close friend, the marine biologist -- who'd influenced his 19 logical and actually thinking. cannery row is a celebration of non conformity. steinbeck's treatment of an enduring collection of characters, living on the edges of monterrey society, might even be considered the first novel of the american counterculture. in the work, he refers to back and the boys dissolve to find social outcast, as the virtues, the beatitude,'s the beauties. they're not confirming t is matched in the novels form, which is here

oklahoma city police have been called out for a bank robbery. >> oklahoma city police -- dangerous armed robbery suspect. >> to homeowners fight back after a terrifying home. evasion >> and accused rapist and got three arrested again. >> oklahoma city police on leave after he and his wife were arrested for a string of felony. >> and up and coming young republican a rested for sex crime with a minor. >> after two and a half crime spree, a suspect some call the sand which banned it is locked up. >> -- is facing felony charges after allegedly stabbing another man who was swinging a hatchet at him. >> police say that mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint. >> you rub the mailman. who does that? >> oh my god! oklahoma is a hellhole! don't go there. seriously. the oklahoma democrat running for government is correct, on the basic facts. the homicide rate oklahomans higher than new york. it's higher than california, considerably so. in 2020, for instance, oklahoma had nine homicide for every hundred thousand people. we are talking deep bet oklahoma, where the two largest cities are run by republica

his big mountains in oklahoma among many, many other things. it's also wrong in one crucial respect. the narrator of the movie is pop warner previously white savior. christ to shake jim out of his trauma. it was the notion that jim if only you would have two light society. you would not have had the problems later in life that youn had. it is just so wrong and i cannot get past that to see the other side of the movie which is sympathetic to him. cracks pretty much every indian at the time who did not meet someone else's expectations. although it did jim thorpe's a body residing in a mountain valley? rex is an unbelievable family. he died at 65 in california. he was living with this third wife then, pepsi thorpe. he had told his children he wanted to be buried in oklahoma in the region. it was the beginning very important spiritual ceremony and patsy thorpe interrupted and took his coffin away he was unhappy with how oklahoma was going to honor him. she eventually put him up to the highest bidder. tried to get pittsburgh and philadelphia interes

joining us now oklahoma governor kevin stitt. welcome back to "fox news sunday," warn our viewers there is delay between the two of us, good to have you back. >> great to be back with you guys. >> shannon: governor, how are folks doing in southeast oklahoma? i know you had horrible storms issue massive tornado rolled through there? >> yeah, i actually was down in southeast oklahoma yesterday visiting the folks on the ground, getting generators and state resources. i had a call with fema director and homeland security. it was oklahoma standard i saw first hand, helping each other out, they were there with chainsaws and clearing debris and working with utilities to bet gabbing on. it could have been worse, we had one fatality, we are praying for him and his family. >> shannon: praying for your state, the pictures are heartbreaking. the good folks rally to help each other out. your race, oklahoman saying stitt should stay to second term after trump won oklahoma by 33 points in the 2020 presidential election, begs the question why is

. >> this is breaking news, taking us to northwest oklahoma city where oklahoma city police have been called out for a bank robbery -- >> oklahoma city, police must dangerous armed robbery suspects. >> to homeowners buyback during a terrified home invasion. >> accused rapist and guthrie arrested again! >> oklahoma city police only one heinous wife was arrested for a string of felony. >> and up and coming down republican arrested for a sex crime with a minor! >> after two and a half we crime spree, i suspect some call the sound which bans it is a locked up! >> johnny mann is facing felony charges after allegedly stabbing another matt who was swinging hatchets adam. >> police say that mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint! >> you robbed a male man! who does that? >> oh my god! oklahoma is a hellhole! >> don't go there! >> seriously -- the oklahoma democrat running for governor is correct. just on the basic facts. the homicide rates and oklahoma is higher than new york, it is higher than california, considerably so. in 2020, for instance, oklahoma had nine homicide for every hundred thousa

and once they went huntening oklahoma together. you'd think that warner didn't ask him, why aren't you at school right now? anyway, after the story broke that jim thorpe had played baseball, the story broke in worcester, massachusetts, and the worcester telegram in january of 1913. it had been in the papers in carolina for years, but a reporter in worcester heard that one of jim's former managers was in town in worcester, massachusetts and had talked about how he had managed jim thorpe so then he wrote the story, it became a big deal, it got to new york. warner was asked about it, denied he knew anything about it. he was just lying. james e. sullivan, the head of the amateur athletic union and the head of the american olympic committee on board of the advisors on the carlisle athletic association he knew and he, too, lied about it to save his reputation. the superintendent at carlisle, moses freedman, who there are documents of letters he sent to thorpe urging him not to play baseball, he lied and said he didn't know about it. pop

thank you for coming on the plan. >>> potentially big upset in deep red oklahoma. the unexpected political alliance pushing to get a democrat in the governor's mansion for the first time in more than a decade. >> it is historic, truly up blink. but it actually signals the fact that there is so much at stake. >> but first, another emotional court hearing just getting under way before the parkland school shooter heads to prison for life. family members coming face-to-face with him for a second day this afternoon. my next guest knows their pain all-too well. but why she says the death penalty is not the answer. that's the real question. with fidelity income planning, we'll help you create a clear, personalized plan for cash flow, even when you're not working. one that includes your 401(k) and all your other accounts. so you can make informed decisions that best fit your life ahead. a plan designed to help you make your money last so you can go from saving... to living. that's the planning effect. from fidelity. ♪ hit it!♪ ♪it takes two to make a thing go right�

once they went hunting in oklahoma. after the story broke that jim thorpe had played baseball, the story broke in worcester, massachusetts in the "worcester telegram." a reporter in worcester heard one of jim's former managers was in town and talked about how he managed jim thorpe. he wrote the story and it became a big deal and got to new york. warner was asked about it and denied new anything about it here he was just lying. james e. solomon, the head of the american lipid committee and on the board of advisors of the carlisle athletic association, he knew and he lied about it to save his reputation. the superintendent at carlisle, moses friedman, who there are documents of letters urging him not to play baseball, he lied and said he didn't know about it. pop warner even wrote a letter of confession and in its, in the most condescending way, he basically made the argument in jim thorpe's words that he was just an ignorant indian and didn't know any better. in all of those ways, pop warner was disreputable and disappoi

shannon: okay governor first i want to ask how folks are turned down in southeast oklahoma. i know we had horrible storms and massive commute roll through there. xes, i was actually down in southeast oklahoma yesterday visiting the folks on the ground, getting all of our generators can overstate resources, i had a call with the fema director yesterday and homeland security. we are doing everything we can to make sure our locals have all the support they need. just on the ground it's oklahoma standard i saw firsthand for their helping each other out. they're already out there with chainsaws and clearing the debris. we are work with our utilities to get that back on. we had one fatality a 90-year-old man praying for him and his family pictures are heartbreaking. she said the good folks their rally around each other to help out. let's get to your race now. saying in theory, should say to his second term on november 8 after trump won oklahoma by 33 points. the 2020 presidential election which begs the question why is this such a tight race? we think the assignment silent majorit

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after stated was conferred upon now that oklahoma's estate? >> it certainly is something anybody can take into consideration when it is deciding its interpretation of the treaty language. the words immediately preceding the delegate provision do say in their removal be on the territorial limits of the states. so certainly at the time the treaty was signed cherokee did not have other representation in congress because the area to which they were removed was not estates. however, it does then say it's stipulated they shall best entitled to a delegate in the house of representatives when ever congress shall make provision. and that provision is not explicitlyly contingent on the territory remaining not estates. and because at least in court one of the canons of construction is that treaties are not abrogated by implication. meaning that a court is probably unlikely to find that delegate provision was implicitly abrogated by statehood. when congress made us oklahoma state did not say the. >> let me just ask a question then. say for example the dak

joining us now, the man himself, the senator from oklahoma, markwayne mullin. senator elect, congratulations. >> thank you so much. very exciting night last night. maria: what can you do in the senate that you were unable to do in the house and tell us about your priorities. what now? >> well, energy is our number one priority for inflation purposes. listen, regulation is what drove me to get in business -- or to get in politics to begin with it affected our business every day and all of these heads of the regulatory agencies that are hurting all the entrepreneurs and businesses out there they all get confirmed through the senate and we want to have a seat at that table. government's role is never to create jobs. they're there to create an environment for entrepreneurs to create jobs. what happened right now is the bureaucracy in washington, d.c. they want to pick winners and losers. we can't have that happen anymore. we've got to et get in the fight for the american people, for the entrepreneurs, for the job creators, let them go do the job that washington, d.

eastern oklahoma, arkansas, shreveport, be on the lookout. keep your phones on, keep a weather radio handy. as this rain band stretches into the mississippi, which we need the rain, just don't want the wind coming with it. dynamics for wind tomorrow should be less severe. you're feeling it over the weekend. temperatures 15 to 20 degrees above average. 80 degrees in d.c. monday. certainly starting the month of november off very warm. david? >> a country of extremes tonight. rob marciano live in dallas, thank you, rob. >>> tonight, house speaker nancy pelosi speak on camera for the first time about the attack on her husband paul pelosi, his condition. she thanked people for their well wishes, support. she said, there's no question our democracy is on the ballot. mola lenghi in san francisco tonight. >> reporter: tonight, speaker of the house nancy pelosi addressing that vicious attack on her husband one week ago, on camera for the first time. >> it's going to be a long haul, but he will be well. and it's just so tragic how it happened. but none

now, traditionally, oklahoma is the bread republicans have dominated the state for more than a decade. but this year, democrats are in position to pull off an upset in the governor's race. five major native american tribes have done something they've never done before, unite behind one candidate here's garrett haake >> reporter: joy hofmeister in oklahoma, she could become the first democratic governor in more than a decade >> we have 12 days until election day, all right? who's ready? >> reporter: oklahoma's five largest native american tribes issuing a joint endorsement of the state's superintendent >> it's historic, humbling but it signals the fact that there's so much at stake >> the current governor is the most anti-indian governor in the history of the state of oklahoma >> that's a big statement. >> it is if you go back through history, the bar is fairly high >> reporter: tribal leaders say the governor's aggressive push to renegotiate gaming, has made this an existential fight. his campaign saying the governor has worked to create more fair opportunities for all sovereign natio

i'd like to remake oklahoma where i'm changed. i'd like to remake oklahoma where l'm riding _ changed. i'd like to remake oklahoma where i'm riding a _ changed. i'd like to remake oklahoma where i'm riding a white _ changed. i'd like to remake oklahoma where i'm riding a white stallion. - where i'm riding a white stallion. the film, a bunch of amateurs is a documentary about them, tells the story of people like harry. # what a beautiful morning... # here doing his version of oklahoma. the documentary has been getting rave reviews. harry has been all over. you've been to bafta? i’ge over. you've been to bafta? i've been to bafta. _ over. you've been to bafta? i've been to bafta, i've _ over. you've been to bafta? i�*e: been to bafta, i've been over. you've been to bafta? ia: been to bafta, i've been to over. you�*ve been to bafta? i�*”2 been to bafta, i�*ve been to london been to bafta, i've been to london twice in this last week. are been to bafta, i've been to london twice in this last week.— twice in this last week

tres y informes indican que posiblemente aumentaron su potencia cuando llegaron al sur oeste de oklahoma las tormentas dejaron al menos dos muertos uno en te caso y otro en oklahoma y ademÁs de construcciones destruidas y heridos. >>> esta temporada festiva podrÍa ser un reto para los negocios de ventas minoristas, a causa de la inflas compradores estÁn recortando sus gastos en ropa y electrÓnico, mientras que las tienda buscan liberarlo exceso de inventario, erika con el panorama. >>>♪. >>> los fetos actividades fin de aÑo ya cerca ya muchosciÓn que medir como rogelio estÁn comenzando sus compras mÁs temprano que antes. >>> estamos aprovechando que ahorita hay ofertas y tenemos tiempo. >>> pero con una inflas que en septiembre se colocÓ en el 8. 2 % consumidor estÁn considerando hacer menos compras durante esta temporada. >>> una de las razones programaes que los precios han subido y entonces eso pues disminuye la capacidad de compra con las personas, porque los ingresos de las personas no han subido igual que los precios. >>> aÚn asÍ la pedorÁs nacional de minoristas esp

i've got to say this about oklahoma. oklahoma has come out pretty well. you all don't need to feel sorry for oklahoma, i'll take care of that. they very happy right now. oklahoma has five major military installations from training pilots to building bombs, each is unique in its positioner support our military. since 1988, we have gone through five brac rounds, that is base realignment and closure transitions. in each round the department of defense closed bases and military installations according to military performance. it is something we ought to be doing. in each round, oklahoma, the department of defense grew its presence in oklahoma. so oklahoma has done very well in that period of time. okay. i'm going to tell a story here that might surprise a lot of people. because the star of the story is -- none of these kids were a member except for reading about it is ronald reagan. when i was about 6 years old, my dad was a claims adjustor for a -- in a building where ronald reagan was an announcer of who radio, a sports announcer in des moines, iowa. my dad

varios tornados arrasaron texas y oklahoma, una persona fallecÓo y varias heridos. y tambiÉn dejaron edificios y viviendas en ruinas. >>> impresionantes imÁgenes muestran a un fuerte tornado arrasando todo a su paso en (hablan en inglÉs) texas el viernes por la noche entre oklahoma y texas provocando tornados que tocaron tierra en distintos zonas. en (hablan en inglÉs) decenas de hogares quedaron destruidos, este hombre dice que no tuvo tiempo de salir de su camioneta antes de darse cuenta de lo que pasaba. pasÓ rÁpidamente, y luego se fue. otro tornado la comunidad de (hablan en inglÉs) dejÓ a varios heridos, y sin oficiales una

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lamar county was hit hard near the oklahoma state line where my grandparents are from, the sheriff's office say have a dozen people are hurt. 50 homes were damaged, thousands in texas, oklahoma, louisiana and arkansas still without power. let's turn to chief you radiologist rick reich muth. >> a lot of notice there was going to be an active day and that saved a lot of lives. we do generally you see the second severe weather season in the fall. this is the set up of it. it is really warm across a lot of the east and you start to get impulses of cold air coming across the rockies, plenty of humidity with it and write in that area of eastern texas, eastern oklahoma, parts of arkansas and louisiana is where we often get significant severe weather. today the weather is calm, not as much winds from different directions in the atmosphere and because of that the tornado threat is a lot less. yesterday 18 report of tornadoes. we have this one big line of storms that continues to pull to the east, it will move slowly through the day and the tension in the storm will become a bit but a lot of r

of rain and the pacific north west, we wet and windy, a new system mong onshore bviri plains, 59 in oklahoma city. 64 in san angelo thanksgiving is right around the corner we'll take a look at the forecast coming nun up in just a bit. >>> jay leno is out of the hospital just over a week after he was burned in a car fire in his garage he thanked his burn care team and released a photo with the staff. his doctors are optimistic he will make a full recovery. >>> "early today" is back in 60 seconds with the rising risk of a rail strike that could wreak havoc on the economy >>> and the high-flying honor for theheroes of the tense afghan evacuation. e tense afghan evacuation. doing with you. ok, i got it. (laughs) start medicare shopping today with walgreens find rx coverage. ♪♪ plus, find low-cost copays. it's not too late to talk medicare. walgreens, is here. ♪♪ ♪♪ walgredx■sens. with new chapter multi-vitamin gummies, you get so much more than just... mmm. ... more nutrients. more research and more organic ingredients. you also get less sugar and that means less candy posing as vi

it wasn't until i graduated from oklahoma state and went down to fort sill, oklahoma, where i was a flight and structure. that i learned about jerry cobb, we've been in phase two, off the magazine cover of life magazine. i wrote immediately to the doctor who had used her as a subject doctor sea crest at the hospital. he puts me into touch with dr. randi loveless that albuquerque, new mexico. within two days, dr. loveless right back, fill out this form and your date is a month away, can you come? i was not on the original list, and i was 21 and i was too young. so, they had to get extra permission for me to take the same test as the mercury seven astronaut took. they have picked 25 women candidates out of the records, there weren't records in washington, d. c. in those days. or yes there were, at 99 headquarters. but it wasn't as it is today, so comprehensive. they found women that had a college education, over 1000 hours of flight time, you had to have a commercial instrument rating, top physical condition and be willing to go through these tests. so, i said yes, of course i want to go and

the strongest of which, impacted northeast texas into southwestern oklahoma. that's where the worst damage was reported. they're saying between an ef-1 and an ef-3, that's enhanced fujita, a message of how they can gauge the strength of these tornadoes, an ef-3, they're estimating that particular tornado, there were several, but the one that moved into southwestern oklahoma had supporting winds associated with it at 160 miles per hour. all right. it looks pretty good going into sunday across the eastern third of the united states, with lots of temperatures way above normal for this time of year. 75 degrees in boston. that's ridiculous! new york city, temperatures in the 70s there. it's going to last another 24 hours. we'll see it for sunday into monday. but these are record-high temperatures that we saw on saturday afternoon. hartford, connecticut, should be about 50 degrees or so. it was 78. erie, pennsylvania, a year ago, the temperature was 47 degrees. so, it's very dramatic. and it looks like for tuesday, if you're going to the polls, it looks like those t

government data shows more than 200 homeless youth in oklahoma. barry is learning the basics and is now planning a big future from her little home. >> i would take this opportunity like anybody else would. i think this is the type of opportunity i don't think anybody should pass up. >> that is the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbs news.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i am norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. troubles on the track. the u.s. is inching closer to a railroad strike after union members vote down the tentative labor contract. if a deal cannot be reached by next month, strike could follow, costing the economy $2 million per day. reality stars todd and julie were sentenced to federal prison after being convicted of defrauding banks to obtain $30 million in tax evasion, the couple presented themselves on tv as real estate moguls. >>> these plump birds were off the menu this weekend. chocol

that near ida bell, oklahoma. this is near the vicinity of broken bow. that's just about in this vic vicinity. but that's not exclusive to there. we saw reports extended over if into arkansas and also louisiana. now, because some of that daytime heating has ended, we did see the return of warm flow come in. still capable of producing heavy downpours, lots of lightning, potential for some hail. just to give you an idea of dallas, the temperatures soared to some 80 degrees. but in amarillo, texas, it was sno snowing. we talk about this clash of air masses, and, indeed, that's what we've seen here in the past 24 hours. as we go into saturday, it looks like for birmingham, maybe a slight chance for showers in tlachbl but we start to see this weather system kind of fall apart. that will be the good news, kim, because no more severe weather. we don't need that as we go toward the weekend. back to you. >> no, kidding. thanks so much. >>> officials say the tornados left widespread damage. we're getting new video into cnn. this is in eastern texas. you can see so

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this is video from powderly, texas, northeast of dallas, near the oklahoma border . one person was killed in oklahoma and another in texas. several others were injured. also the national weather service estimates the tornadoes were a category ef three with winds of around 160 miles an hour. more than 100. homes were damaged and power was knocked out to thousands of customers. advisory will take effect tomorrow along the bay area. coast northwest swell is building in the pacific, which should arrive tomorrow morning and continue all the way through tuesday. 15 to 20 ft waves possible. the national weather service is warning people to stay off those coastal rocks and jetties. keep a safe distance from that surf zone and, of course, never turn your back to the ocean. the san francisco public utilities commission has a large grant available for people interested in implementing flood prevention projects. a large storm can overrun sewers and storm water systems in the city, and in doing so, can flood certain neighborhoods eligible san francisco residents can be reimbursed

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the university of oklahoma says they have 28 officers available to respond to calls on campus. oupb officer says that number is closer to 20. and adds he hasn't physically trained in an active shooter il is. >> the university of oklahoma is just going to have to start funding oupd so that we can build our staffing levels to the point that we can actually start training again. >> reporter: in a statement, the university said it recently raised police department salaries on average nearly 8%. but they note the pay raise is coming from open positions that have not been filled. oupd has also hired three more officers and says they will continue to hire more officers in the coming months. saturdays mean college football. and even with other departments helping on game days -- >> how are you doing today? >> good. >> good. >> reporter: officers worry about the nightmare scenario with more than 100,000 fans on campus. >> there is also the threat of an active shooter or an armed subject coming on to campus and causing death or great bodily harm to the community there. >> reporter: do yo

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. >> and we have a projection in the oklahoma governor's race. it looks like the governor kevin stitt, the incumbent, will win re-election over joy hoffmeister who was i aformer lifelong republican. >> chuck has been watching this oklahoma governor's race very closely and there is a very fascinating dynamic there. >> well, you know, stitt wins, that's good news for him obviously, but there's a new attorney general that's likely to get elected and he got into a big war with the tribes. it's very possible he could be under some state investigation, the governor, having to do with some campaign contributions. but it all stems from this big fight he seemed to have with the tribes, who spent millions trying to unseat him both in the primary and the general. and apparently, they're not done with him. >> governor stitt holds on. he'll serve another term. >> jen psaki served as president biden's first white house press secretary.

it is an honor to represent oklahoma, but also be part of this leadership team. thank you. >> our next speaker will be in lisa mcclain. rep. mclean: i am lisa mcclain from the great state of michigan. we have elected some phenomenal leaders here. we have a big job. america is counting on us. they are counting on us with the commitment to america move our country forward. i am excited and excited to get to work. i want to introduce policy director gary palmer. gary: thank you. we have got work to do. we made a commitment to america and we are going to keep it. we are going to work every day to bring down the cost of living, make our country more secure, and ensure our parents have rights in regards to their children's' education. this is an opportunity to move forward and i cannot wait to get to work as part of the next republican majority. it is my privilege to introduce the vice president of the conference, mike johnson of louisiana. rep. johnson: it is my great honor to serve as vice chairman of the house republican congress -- conference. we are ready to bring

then we went down to texas and oklahoma and all this stuff. and the first day i was down there, i called a couple of friends. it was like, today is a day like you want a storm chaser? meet me in dallas at, whatever time in the morning. and to my surprise, two of my friends flew in and i picked them up in dallas. we stopped at all, got in the way and all they had to eat that day was breadsticks because i was like, we got to get to quanah, texas, and we got there and we got two really good tornadoes and shattered another windshield and. i posted the videos online because i was trying sort of bolster my morale because this time since i had chase partners with me, i hand one of them a camera. i could have a microphone on and i could do the whole, hey, gang meteorologist matt butcher here, a tornado, whatever, blah, blah, blah thing and add to my real. so over the course of all this i had a really dynamic demo reel. i had me on international news outlets doing metric imperial australia, north hemispheres, all these things i had me with a number of