 Complete the following phrase:  After Rick Mitchell took over as chief meteorologist in 1994, it would become the first station to utilize a mobile Doppler radar system, to send video over cellular telephone earning the station a Regional Emmy nomination and to distribute full-screen video over cell phones. KOCOs coverage of an F5 tornado that killed 36 people in several of Oklahoma Citys southern suburbs on May 3, 1999 earned the station a special recognition award from Governor Frank Keating. Mitchell remained with KOCO until July 2012, when he became an evening meteorologist at KXAS-TV in DallasFort Worth. In March 2000, the station unveiled the Neighborhood Network, a network of sensors that relayed real-time weather observations from sites throughout central Oklahoma, and Predictor, which compiles computer model data to display hour-by-hour forecasts up to 48 hours in advance. In October 2012, Mitchell was succeeded by Damon Lane who had been with the station since 2009 as a weekday morning meteorologist, who just eight months later on May 20, 2013, covered an 