ROMANS: Michigan Congressman John Conyers will make an announcement on the radio this morning. No official word yet on the content, but the "New York Times" reports, Conyers plans to announce he will not seek reelection under the allegations he sexually harassed former members of his staff. The Times sights Ian Conyers, the grandson of the Congressman's brother, who tell the Times he plans to run for that seat.</s>BRIGGS (voice-over): The 88-year-old Conyers is the longest serving member of the House. He already gave up his position as ranking Democrat on the Judiciary Committee. House Speaker Paul Ryan and Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi have both said Conyers should resign. But the younger Conyers expects the congressman to finish his term.</s>ROMANS: In Oklahoma, a 4.2 magnitude earthquake strike near the town of Harry last night. CNN affiliate KOTV reported the epicenter located 50 miles or so from Oklahoma City. There have been no reports of damage or injuries so far. We'll bring you more information at as it becomes available. "House of Cards" lives for one final season. Netflix announcing the political drama will return for an eighth season six episode. Robin Wright will be the lead actor and former star Kevin Spacey cut out of the show completely. The fate of "House of Cards" and people who work on the show have been unclear since Netflix cut ties with Spacey last month following accusations of sexual harassment and assault by multiple men. Production on the final season expected to resume early next year.</s>BRIGGS: They are Houston Strong. Sports illustrated naming Texan star J.J. Watt and Jose Altuve, the World Series Champion Astros, they're Sports Persons of the Year for 2017. The two being honored for combination of on field performance and civic contributions in the wake of hurricane Harvey which devastated Houston and its surrounding area this past summer, Watt has raised more than $37 million and relief aid, both Watt and Altuve honored today at a ceremony in New York. Later on LaVar Ball pulling his son LiAngelo out of UCLA, what's next for the Big Ballers? Andy Scholes with bleacher report next.
Earthquake Strikes Oklahoma; House of Cards' Final Season