SEARCHED LAST NIGHT.

BUT THECAR WASN'T VISIBLE BECAUSETHE WATER WAS SO HIGH.

TAKEA LOOK AT THE DEBRIS LINE ONTHE SHORE.

THAT'S HOW HIGHTHE WATER WAS HERE LASTNIGHT... WHEN A WITNESS FLAGGEDDOWN A PASSING FIRE TRUCK ATABOUT 7:30.

THEY SAID THEYSAY A CAR SLIDE OFF OF 169NEAR THE B-A INTO THE WATERAND DISAPPEAR ALMOSTINSTANTLY.

CREWS SEARCHEDALL THROUGHOUT THE NIGHTLOOKING FOR THAT CAR.EVENTUALLY IT WAS FOUND HERENEAR41ST AND MINGO.

WE DID LEARNTHAT A MAN ABOUT 55-YEARSOLD WAS FOUND DEAD INSIDE.ANDY LITTLE/TULSA FIREDEPARTMENTin situations whenwe have inclement weather,we just ask that youstay off your mobiledevices.

We ask that youslow your speed down.

It'sdangerous and sometimes weforget that.

We don't wantto lose anyone else in thecity of tulsaORIGINALLY THE WITNESS SAIDIT WAS A BLACK SUV THAT THEYSAW SLIDE OFF169.

WHAT CREWS FOUND TODAYWAS A CAR.

BUT THEY BELIEVEIT IS THE SAME VEHICLE.NOW THEY ARE WORKING TONOTIFY THE MAN'S FAMILY.THEY SAY HE DID HAVE AN I-DON HIM.

TULSA FIRE WASINVOLVED IN ANOTHER WATERRESCUE LAST NIGHT AS WELL.MH2WFYMEANWHILE, THE STORMS