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Station where he was, a third of a mile to the north, and proceed over to the apartment complex where a search warrant was going to be served. he served as a scribe. he takes down information about the evidence and so forth. and so it was harris who thrust himself onto bates, and that's how the two came together in the middle of north harvard on tulsa. >> you're saying it was the suspect, not him. let me ask you this the age question. a delicate one, but it's important, and it's fair i believe. in oklahoma officers can retire after 20 years on the force. once you have been on the force for 30 ...

That has stepped up not only with his time, but his benevolence. there's nothing sinister about that. >> clark brewster i appreciate it very much. we'll follow through what happens to your client charged with second-degree manslaughter. meantime violent encounters with lrs are being caught on camera again and again across this country. now the unwelcome spotlight this time around is falling on tulsa. joining me now, mayor dewey bartlett. mr. mayor, good evening. >> good evening, how are you? >> i'm doing okay. my question would be how are you doing? let's talk about tulsa and and let's talk sp...

Let's go to derek vandam. so we were saying just a few days ago, zero tornadoes so far in tornado season. but looks like we're making up for it now. >> terrifying to see some of that footage, of course, of tornadoes barreling down on tulsa, oklahoma. tulsa was not the only location that saw what is a probable tornado. this is moore, oklahoma. i want to just show you, they've had three, that's three extremely destructive tornados in the past 15 years. and this i-35 corridor that runs north and south has all seen these long trek tornadoes cross over top. we've seen what is likely another tornado...

Go through the debris. debris we are also seeing right now reports that debris from oklahoma city from moore has little pieces of it actually have been raining down on tulsa, oklahoma. ch is about 100 miles away. two schools were in the direct path of the tornado. the national weather service classified it as an ef-4. what that means in terms of speeds is it could have been up to 200 miles an hour. as we have reported, they received an 8 to 12 minute warning. as can you understand, that's why they are so desperately looking for people. it was not enough time for many people to get to help, to ...

intercom, and it is all caught on video. three major stories we are watching right now. record heat, millions without power, and a massive wildfire in colorado. we've got it all covered. rob marciano is in colorado springs, meteorologist karen maginnes is watching the heat, and athena jones is keeping an eye on the outages on the east coast, which could be a very dangerous combination with the heat for people hours from now. this all after a violent line of thunderstorms swept across the east coast. you're looking at the fierce winds and heavy rains that pounded indiana. and in vir...