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anything? >> no, not really. the deputies that we select, this will be in addition to their normal duties. these are people who are volunteering for this assignment. so it really -- the cost will be very minimal to our agency. >> do you find -- i mean, does your office get many threats against lawmakers in oklahoma? >> no. we really don't. we have in the past provided deputies for protection at town meetings. oftentimes we find that just a uniform has a calming effect on not only the citizens but also the atmosphere and the decorum in the meeting. so it's not just for the elected official or the public official but the public as a right, also, to feel free from fear when interacting with their elected officials. >> what worries you most now? i mean, there's a reason you're doing this. what worries you most now?
say here's what i did or how can i help you more or need me to come in this weekend, extra hours, that sort of thing. keep it all written down so you can come to them with bullet points. also, if you can't get that raise in money you might be able to get that raise in another way. try negotiating other perks, extra vacation days, flexible hours, working from home one day a week. also, nonmonetary perks, a better assignment, moving your career forward. let's say you want to move to another city, get on another team. you can ask for those things. don't just stop if the boss says it's not in the budget. there are other ways you can get a raise. >> i've written all that down. thank you, poppy. you're online now and we are, too. sandra endo is tracking the hottest trending stories. hey, sandra. >> hey, carol. trending today, what else, all that snow. 49 of 50 states nationwide have snow. our i-reporters are doing a fantastic job sending us all