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2 Smokers Hurt in Texas Oil Facility Explosion: Officials

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Two people were critically injured in an explosion and fire Tuesday morning after smoking on a catwalk over oil storage tanks in northeast Texas, officials say.

According to Van Zandt County Fire Marshal Chuck Allen, at about 3 a.m. firefighters were called to a fire at an oil storage facility north of Van along state Highway 110.

At the facility are at least six 400-barrel fiberglass storage tanks, three of which caught fire and exploded, NBCDFW reported. Multiple fire departments responded to the scene and ultimately decided to let the fire burn itself out.

A short time later, a 24-year-old man with burns to his face, chest and arms, and a 24-year-old woman also critically injured, showed up at the Van Fire Department seeking medical attention. Both were both taken to the East Texas Medical Center in Tyler before being transferred to Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas.

The names of the victims have not been released and neither person has been identified as an employee of the storage facility.

Allen said the victims were believed to be trespassing and smoking on a catwalk above the storage tanks.

Allen added that most of the tanks had very little crude oil in them at the time of the explosion.

The fire marshal is working to identify which company owns the facility.

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Fort Worth Stock Show Goes Pink

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Smoke covers the ground during a special riding presentation at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. (Courtesy of Fort Worth Stock Show)

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The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo will go pink this week in honor of breast cancer survivors.

Anyone headed to the show on Tuesday is encouraged to wear pink in an effort to help raise awareness.

The Susan G Komen Foundation will recieve 50-percent of the proceeds from ticket sales.

Last year the Stock Show raised nearly $12,000 for the greater Fort Worth chapter of the organization.

Remember, you can catch the Stock Show and Rodeo through Feb. 9, 2013.

NBC 5 is a proud sponsor of this event.

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Rangers Address Report Cruz a Client of PED Clinic

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The Texas Rangers have issued a response to a Miami NewTimes article that alleges slugger Nelson Cruz was a client at a clinic that sold performance enhancing drugs.

The report alleges, based on a list of clients and other information brought forward by a former employee of the Biogenesis anti-aging clinic, that the clinic sold performance enhancing drugs including human growth hormone, testosterone and anabolic steroids.

The NewTimes reported the client list to include a number of high-profile athletes including Cruz, Alex Rodriguez, Bartolo Colon and Melky Cabrera, among others.

"The Texas Rangers were contacted late last week by Miami New Times regarding the story posted this morning. At that time, the Rangers contacted Major League Baseball on that inquiry. The team has no further comment."

According to the Miami NewTimes article, the chief of the clinic, Anthony Bosch, wrote in a 2012 notebook that he sold $4,000 worth of "product" to the Rangers slugger. Below is an excerpt of the Miami NewTimes report:

But there are also several prominent professionals in Bosch's records who have never before been linked to steroid use. According to his July 2012 client sheet, Bosch sold $4,000 of product to Nelson Cruz, whom he nicknames "Mohamad." Cruz, the power-hitting Dominican outfielder for the Texas Rangers, has whacked 130 bombs in his eight-year career without any links to performance-enhancing drugs. Until now. Bosch writes in his 2012 book: "Need to call him, go Thur to Texas, take meds from April 5-May 5, will owe him troches and... and will infuse them in May."

The NewTimes report said it tried to contact Cruz for comment, through the Rangers, but that there was no response.

Cabrera and Colon were both suspended last year for violating baseballs PED policy.

Severe Storms Expected Tuesday

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The latest forecast from NBC 5.

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A spring-like pattern pushing into North Texas means there is a threat for severe thunderstorms across the Metroplex today.

A line of storms is expected to develop around midday in DFW with the potential for hail and damaging winds.

The line will march east during the afternoon. After it passes, the wind will be very strong. A Wind Advisory and a Red Flag Warning are in effect west of Fort Worth this afternoon.

Wildfires will easily burn out of control with the strong winds this afternoon and evening.

TODAY: Mostly cloudy, warm and windy, with a 70 percent chance for brief thunderstorms around mid-day. Some could be strong to severe with strong wind gusts and hail. Clearing skies, very windy and warm during the afternoon. High: 77. Wind: SW-W 15-30 mph.

TONIGHT: Windy and turning colder by morning. Low: 42. Wind: W 15-30 mph.

WEDNESDAY: Sunny and much cooler. Low: 42. High: 56. Wind: NW 10-20 mph.

THURSDAY: Chilly during the morning, but sunny and mild by afternoon. Low: 34. High: 63. Wind: SW 10-20 mph.

FRIDAY: Mostly sunny and mild. Low 38. High 66. Wind: S 5-10 mph.

SATURDAY: Partly cloudy and mild. Low: 44. High: 64. Wind: NE 5-10 mph.

SUNDAY: Partly cloudy and a little warmer. Low: 41. High: 70. Wind: S 5-10 mph.

MONDAY: Mostly sunny and warmer. 20 percent chance of rain. Low: 47. High: 68. Wind: S 10-15 mph.

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Man Wanted in Connection with Radio Shack Robbery

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Police have issued an arrest warrant for David Lee Horton Jr. in the armed robbery of a Radio Shack in Plano.

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Plano police issued a warrant Monday night for a Euless man wanted in connection with an armed robbery.

Police are looking for David Lee Horton Jr., 33, and have charged him with aggravated robbery for a robbery on Jan. 21 at a Radio Shack on the 3300 block of Dallas Parkway, just off of the Parker Road exit of the Dallas North Tollway.

Horton went into the store, displayed a handgun, forced the store's clerks into a back storeroom and restrained them, police said.

Horton then stole cash and electronics from the store before he fled, police said.

Police released a photograph of Horton along with an image of the vehicle authorities believe he may be driving. Police said Horton was last seen in a white, four-door vehicle, possibly a Honda Civic, with a sunroof.

UPDATE: David Lee Horton was arrested Tuesday morning at a Lewisville IHOP after barricading himself in a bathroom and refusing to leave.

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Dallas Goes Goo Goo for Gaga

Lady Gaga's "little monsters" wait for a front-row pass to the singer's AAC show.

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Outside the American Airlines Center, braving possible severe weather and the glare of those giant TV screens, dozens of Lady Gaga's "little monsters" waited.

The tickets were already sold out for Tuesday night's show before any of them got in line outside the venue. They were there for something more.

"We wanted to be in the front, closest to Gaga," said Kayla Bullard of Fort Worth. "We wanted to, you know, experience it from the front. We did it last time, and it was amazing."

That front-row experience -- the "monster pit," as it's called -- only goes to fans who've been waiting in line the longest.

Some camped out overnight; others were in costume as they counted down to the singer's sold out show.

Connecting with the star is something most "monsters" find so appealing. Fans in many cities on her latest tour have endured the same wait to be closer to the pop star.

"Hopefully I get to meet Lady Gaga," said Sonia Leslie, who traveled from Louisiana to see the show. "Maybe she will invite me backstage."

They'll have to wait a little longer, though. Fans will find out if they've snagged those passes later Tuesday afternoon.

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State Rep. Files Bill to Force Annual UT, A&M Game

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COLLEGE STATION, TX - NOVEMBER 25: Running back Henry Melton #37 of the Texas Longhorns carries the ball against the Texas A&M Aggies at Kyle Field on November 25, 2005. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)

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Texas State Representative, and A&M grad, Ryan Guillen, has filed a bill for consideration that would require his alma mater and the University of Texas to play an annual, regular season football game.

Guillen, a Democrat who has held office since 2002, filed HB 778 on Monday and announced the legislation on Twitter.

The bill calls for an annual, nonconference, regular season game between the Aggies and Longhorns who, until A&M left the Big 12 conference for the SEC in 2012, had enjoyed a lengthy, historic rivalry.

Should the bill be passed as presented, if either of the schools refused to play each other then they would not be allowed to offer state-funded scholarships, grants or financial assistance to football players in the following academic year.

If passed, the bill would go into effect in the 2014-2015 season. To pass, the bill bust be approved by by two-thirds of the legislature.

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