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Russel took the lead the thundeer with the win aginst the grizzlies 103 to 95

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Introduced in 1953, Tulsa’s Golden Driller statue depicts an oil worker and is located at the south entrance of Expo Square in Tulsa, OK. This 43,500 pound piece of art is the fifth-tallest statue in the United  States.

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Trump shuts down CNN reporter

it seems that President-elect Donald Trump refused to take a question from CNN reporter Jim Acosta, calling him fake news.

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Jan 12, 2017
Charleston, South Carolina (CNN)Twelve federal jurors said Tuesday that Dylann Roof, the man who killed nine people in a 2015 massacre at a historically black Charleston, South Carolina, church, should be put to death.

The 10 women and two men recommended the death penalty for all 18 counts that carried that as a possible sentence.

Roof will become the first federal hate crime defendant to be sentenced to death, a Justice Department spokesman said.

Judge Richard Gergel will formally sentence Roof on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. ET. Roof, who represented himself during the penalty phase, told Gergel he wanted to file a motion for new lawyers. Gergel said Roof can argue that on Wednesday but he is not inclined to let that happen.

A group of defense attorneys and others who worked on Roof's behalf issued a statement, saying the death penalty decision means the case will not be over for a "very long time."

"We are sorry that, despite our best efforts, the legal proceedings have shed so little light on the reasons for this tragedy," the statement said.

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Jan 12, 2017
Winter Storm Watch issued this weekend for Kansas City area
StormTrack5 Meteorologist Lisa Teachman says Thursdays cold air will enhance our threat for freezing rain headed toward the metro this weekend.

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The Kansas City metro and the viewing area are under an Ice Storm Warning from 9 a.m. Friday until midnight Sunday.

StormTrack5 Meteorologist Lisa Teachman sees three distinct phases for this system.

The first is expected Friday, late in the morning and through the afternoon.

"Light freezing rain and drizzle will develop south of Interstate 70, causing slick travel," Teachman said. "This could cause problems for the evening commute."

Heading into Saturday, models are expected to diverge.

"One keeps us fairly quiet until after dark, while another is going crazy with the freezing rain all day," Teachman said.

The heaviest amounts of freezing rain are expected Saturday night and into Sunday.

Precipitation amounts look light Friday through Saturday morning but could still cause slick spots. That will be followed by significant ice accumulations Saturday night into Sunday morning where 1/4" to 3/4" of ice could accumulate in the metro. Areas south of Kansas City could see ice accumulations of an inch or more.

"While this doesn't look to be as bad as the previous storms in 2002 and 2007, ice accumulations of 1/4" to 3/4" aren't something to take lightly," Teachman said. "The wild card for Sunday will be how quickly that 32 degree line can travel. Around midnight Sunday, it's still parked in southern Missouri and will slowly slide to the north."

"Temperatures may be slower to warm above freezing, which puts the majority of this as freezing rain into Sunday afternoon," Teachman said. "We will see the warmer air arrive during the Chiefs game."

Another wave of moisture is expected to move in on Sunday night and into Monday and is expected to be all liquid as travel begins to improve.

"Now is the time to finish preparations for an ice storm," Teachman says. "Roads will be treacherous. Trees and branches might not be able to sustain the weight of the ice, and power outages are a possibility."
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Kansas City braces for impact as weekend ice storm approaches

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The Kansas City metro and the viewing area are under an Ice Storm Warning from 9 a.m. Friday until midnight Sunday. StormTrack5 Meteorologist Lisa Teachman sees three distinct phases for this system. The first is expected Friday, late in the morning and through the afternoon.