they marched their way to greenwood and burned it down. destroying greenwood, wiping out that city. that night, all night long, may 31st into june 1st america experienced one of its darkest moments. 1200 homes were destroyed in greenwood, 9000 people were left homeless, 6000 african-americans were rounded up and jailed, quote, for their protection but they were the ones that were held, not the rioters that led to the massacre. numbers are all of the place of how many people actually died that night. numbers as small as 35 and as large as 300, we will never know. but let's just say there were many. very likely into the hundreds of people that died that night. a third of the people were gone. and a third of them packed up and moved and left, that sunday after the fire after the riots and the destruction of greenwood was left leveled. and gathered that sunday for warship, doctor olivia hooker passed away this past november. and she told the story of hearing the men with accents destroying her sister's piano during the riot. and she had under her table as her home was destroyed around h

, everything was there in greenwood. but if they walked a few blocks from greenwood into tulsa, they found themselves not being welcomed. in down-tournesol is a, there was only one place where a -- in downtown tulsa, there was only one place where a black man could go to the bathroom. it was in that building that a gentleman named dick roland took the elevator up to go to the bathroom, on the elevator there was a white girl named sarah page. we have no idea what happened in that elevator. but when the elevator door opened, she screamed and a crowd quickly grabbed dick roland and pulled him off, accusing him of all kinds of things, and hauled him off to jail in downtown tulsa where within a few hours a lynch mob gathered around that jail. to their credit, law enforcement in tulsa went out to the streets and said, y'all go home. but they did not. the mob stayed there. soldiers that had served faithfully in world war i that were african americans that lived in greenwood, picked up their rifles, gathered together to go in an

in 1920 the greenwood district was one of the most thriving african american communities. anything educators, that went into sustaining life could be find in the greenwood area. >> the commercial aspect performed so well that it was known as lack wall street. wallck al - strett. exciting about the success and equality exploded. 1921, the entire community was burned to the ground. 300 african americans were killed. following this tulsa had racial tension. in north tulsa where i live more than alived decade less than other people here in the city. how is that a level playing field? >> what he is saying is true. expense inying life cf 64.5 years. after peoplears are still trying to keep mystified people around the city. the mayor announced that tulsa the citiesining programs. we sit diet is to sit down. we believe this is the first comprehensive plan and the city's history to it for us issues of racial disparity in tulsa. that over implement the next five years. to be the answer to things that we recognize we are coming up short trying to be the kind of community that we want

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. the headlines tonight.ust days before the start of the cricket world cup, england captain eoin morgan breaks a finger... will it be a treble—treble for celtic? or will hearts spoil the bus parade plans? we hearfrom both managers ahead of the scottish cup final at hampden. and gb hockey captain alex danson says a serious head injury has been the biggest challenge of her life. hello and welcome to sportsday. we're just days away from a home cricket world cup in which england are favourites. so the last thing they need is a broken finger in the camp — least of all to their captain eoin morgen. but that's what happened today as morgan sustained a small flake fracture to his left index finger. it's ruled him out of tomorrow's warm up game gainst australia but they're expecting him to be fit in time for england's first game of the tournament on thursday. joe wilson reports from the oval. it's never simple. friday at southampton became a scrutiny of eoin morgan's fingers. at this stage of the catching session he s

yesterday phil neville named his 23 player england squad and it included our guest alex greenwood fromyou for coming in to join us. it was a pretty novel way of announcing the squad, as well, i think you had olly murs naming you. what was it like to have it announce like that? it was unbelievable. we had no idea how it would be announced. between eight and i2 yesterday we were told it would be announced to the media. we had no idea how it would be done, if it would be altogether, individually, and when i woke up i saw steph‘s. mine came through olly murs. it was amazing. such an interesting way, and great for the fans. an interesting squad when the names came out, as well, 11 world cup debutants. will that came out, as well, 11 world cup debuta nts. will that be came out, as well, 11 world cup debutants. will that be a help, to have fresh players, or do you need more experience? it's a massive help. i went in 2015. it brings freshness to the squad. we have a mixture, experience and new. that is what you need going to a world cup, you need people with no fear, an open mind, don't know w

now with all the sport, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. good evening.hird time in four years. they beat last year's winners leinster 20—10 in a tight game at stjames park. it took over half an hour for the first try. ireland prop tadhg furlong bundling over while saracens had a man in the sin bin. saracens hit back through scotland's sean maitland to level the scores at 10—all at the break. and after another very tight third quarter they pulled away — england's billy vunipola scoring as saracens held on to win. england's one day batsmen have been at their swashbuckling best — as they look set to beat pakistan in their latest international ahead of hosting the world cup this month. jos buttler hit a brilliant century offjust 50 balls in southampton. ben croucher has the story of the match so far. sit back and enjoy the soundtrack of the summer. also england hope, anyway. these matches against pakistan are designed to get the tea m pakistan are designed to get the team in tune ahead of the world cup. looks to be working. 87 from jason roy. get him out and

lizzie greenwood hughes is there for us.iggest ball this most prestigious of all the event may just from the most prestigious of all the event mayjust from the world, the very best and only the best get here. it's for what i got to is to golf, and it's not for the faint—hearted. we have had the dry side edge that's why they have to chop around looking precise and perfect, and then we had this pic, the endurance pace. it's called the cross country, each writer has to write around a course, almost as long as the grand national over big solid fence is up and down andjumps like this, over big solid fence is up and down and jumps like this, it's called the staircase, it stands four and five, to find out what it's like to take on this and this course or what it's like i have a few press time is here with me, you both have a really interesting stories, we will start with you because you're the competitor here and you have a fascinating story because you are ready to writing eight years ago by accident and who you are a badminton. i

lee greenwood taking a stand after critics on the voice were accused of being unpatriotic.less the usa. ♪ ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ god bless the usa ♪ heather: john legend and kelly clarkson joked about his performance. >> i feel like you can't critique this song or you are going to hell or something. >> you chose the day we celebrated the british invasion to sing this song. heather: many people on social media calling them haters and un-american. in a statement, kelly and john were critical but also complimentary which shows they both used grace, humility and fairness towards him. before deciding to attack someone else on social media they should exert the same measure of dignity and respect for their fellow human beings and fellow americans. what do you think of the criticism? ruth honest graham says i thought it wasn't right. he did a great job of it. boycott this season until they get rid of legend and clarkson. they were critiquing the singer, not the song. the good, the bad and the ugly, firefighters lending a host for a couple gender reveal. pink water spray

. >> i just want to mention, did you mention anything about greenwood in your book? >> malcolm actually has a poem on black wall street and we performed it a few different times. i grew up in tulsa so black wall street is something that we were taught from a young age and i was surprised after i went to syracuse so many people didn't know what happened. where my mother lives ten minutes from where greenwood was and black wall street. >> in 1921, you know, the black community in tulsa basically had everything that they needed. they had hospitals, you know, banks, you know, they didn't have to go across the railroad tracks for my reason, i mean, cross the railroad tracks, to say it's segregated and basically, the entire city burned everything down. the helicopters came, dropped bombs, it was a massive orchestrated event that you can't happen, something can't happen that way just lie chance. it was very orchestrated and it was a horrific time in history that a lot of people were not being taught about and that's in a nutshell what happened. >> okay. there's another one

stitches on his lips he was getting picked up from harvest park middle school on friday that's near greenwood wrote in valley avenue when he was hit. dash cam video from the family's car capture. the driver passing by in a silver minivan police say the driver has now come forward to report that she was involved in the crash. they say she is fully cooperating with the investigation now. >>the south bay now new video tonight showing packages being stolen from an apartment complex in san jose. the crime for viewers at this video to us it happened at the 4.70 apartments that's near san jose state and in this video you can see a masked person wearing all black stealing several packages. their egos a property manager says you know it's not the first time that somebody has tried to steal packages for residents. he says many people who live there are students who do not have the money to replace the stolen items. >>in the north bay petaluma police are asking for help to trying to find 2 thieves who racked up $4,000 on stolen credit cards. these are surveillance photos of the suspects, the credit card

and amongst the names was that of manchester united's alex alex greenwood, morning, alex.ame. it must be really exciting to know you are going. —— announcing the players. absolutely. relief and yesterday was unbelievable. we had no idea how it was going to be announced until one minute before it was. we saw steph's first in the morning and everybody was like, when is it going to be my term? it was prince william announcing it. what a start and then you've got to beat it —— when is it going to be my turn. unbelievable for everyone. let's have a look at yours. 0lly murs announcing your name yesterday. i have the privilege of announcing one of their players. she is a fantastic defender who bombs up and down the wing is not only that, she is the captain of my team, manchester united. this will be her second world cup, ladies and gentlemen, alex greenwood is going to be part of the squad this year. go get them, lionesses, i'll be rooting for you, come on england! yes, he will be as many others. it feels like we have been talking about the build—up to this cup for a long time bu

david greenwood, thank you very much.e police and a failure of charities to caterfor them. the bbc‘s lgbt correspondent ben hunte has been speaking to survivors. his report contains descriptions of sexual abuse which some may find distressing. it‘s like a scar that you can‘t get rid of. chris was just 11 when he was groomed by a 19—year—old prefect at his school. he asked me to take my pants off. and... i had no control. i took my pants off, and then he raped me. you know? ijust don‘t know where to go. i think, if i had a black gp or a black therapist, i could easily relate to them. you know, it‘s easy to relate to someone who gets you, and it would make a huge difference. other black men have had similar experiences, including me. i was sexually abused as a teenager by someone older who i trusted, but when i looked for help, i couldn‘t find any. my experiences made me want to find out what is holding back black male victims of sexual abuse from speaking out. over the past few months, i‘ve spoken to several black men who

now with the sport, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes, at the bbc sport centre.hampions for the third time in four years. they beat last year's winners, leinster, 20—10 in a close champions cup final in newcastle. patrick gearey reports from st james' park. in rugby, the final stretch can be the hardest. yet something keeps dragging saracens and leinster back to this stage. a meeting of the game's biggest beasts. the toughest of all, the toughest to call. i feel that is too close. a match of even matches. they are unbeaten in this competition all season, they won this trophy two years in a row when leinster took it off them. these are the two dominant forces in european rugby. when two such forces collide, much sound and fury follows, but initially more bruises than points. it took until morrow tucci in the sin binfor it took until morrow tucci in the sin bin for leinster to battle a way through to the final furlong. the trial sparked sarries. sarries freed themselves from the claustrophobia. sarries were level by the break. the intensity never lifted. saracens'

our reporter lizzie greenwood hughes has been following the action. a good day for the sport because this has been an ideal day across country. they tested all their horses and riders here but in a safe way. i'm joined by the british inventing performance director. you must be happy because you have four britons in the top ten, first and second plates. you have four britons in the top ten, first and second platesm you have four britons in the top ten, first and second plates. it has been a fantastic day. obviously oliver has had a great day. two in the top ten and pb was a class act as well. we have this to top places at the top. oliver has a pole in hand and a few times at penalties tomorrow. but then behind picky it is really close. it is really not over. tomorrow is a clean sheet and restart again. just like about the day's cross—country. eric winter has done a greatjob. no injuries, the horses are all safe but we have had plenty of throws and spills. not that many people got round. it's been a really challenging cross—country course. the writers i

let us get the sport with lizzie greenwood hughes at the sport centre. leaving.estic trophies in scotland for the second successive season, among two year victory over hearts. prompting neil lennon to be void pass—macro chris mclaughlin reports from hampden park. the 13a with the scottish cup final. for celtic, three was the magic number. the prize was a trouble for the fourth yearin prize was a trouble for the fourth year ina prize was a trouble for the fourth year in a row. for the men in berlin, a single single would due. the first half was pretty much like the alaska weather, a little bit dull. hearts sat in two... despite this chance, the champions offered up... shortly after the break, the gold of the game was crying out for... first blood to the underdogs but the lead did not last long, celtic pushed and hearts tripped, the penalty given. edward's leveller providing relief for those in green tonight. it all got two with history in their sites, eduard once again made hampden park ruler. and enough for neil lennon to be offered the celticjob on a permanent b

hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes.will chelsea join them for another all—english european final? they're playing extra time at home to eintracht frankfurt with the aggregate scores locked at 2—2 aggergate. and matthewjordan breaks the course record with a 9—under par opening round at the british masters golf. so, tonight's europa league matches may not have had dramatic comebacks of this week's champions league semi—finals, but they were both farfrom done deals with plenty of goals. chelsea's game is still on—going, more on that in a minute. but arsenal are through to the europa league final after beating valencia 7—3 on aggregate. they'd taken a 3—1 home leg lead with them to spain, seeing off a spirited valencia who were far from a pushover. joe lynskey reports. in football this week and no gap in the school and has fell out of reach. from high in the sky, valencia had eyes of the latest combat. they trailed arsenal 3—1 from the first looking for a premier league size so fragile on the road, this was the worst start.

lizzie greenwood hughes has all the sport. thank you.which will be decided on sunday. it's been one of the closest in history as manchester city and liverpool have gone toe to toe for months... patrick gearey looks at an epic season that's finally coming to a close. heart beats. how much more is there left? how much more can anyone say? the wild week in the champions league gives way to a final stay off in the premier league. both liverpool and man city know that if they blink, they will miss it. the odds are longer for liverpool who must beat wolves and hope that manchester city slip up against brighton. but the last time they were written off against barcelona, they produced a performance for the ages. that result created a kinetic energy which liverpool may be able to use on sunday. the group of players we have here is so special. if i have to find a very short description for the group i would say it would be pain. that is how they got through the season. there was always pain. it was always hard and difficult. wolves have bitten the

good evening, i‘m lizzie greenwood—hughes with your latest sports news. broken finger today. eoin morgan fractured his left index finger during catching drills. he‘ll miss england‘s warm—up game against australia on saturday but is expected to be fit in time for their opening world cup match against south africa at the oval next thursday. morgan has been described as england‘s best ever one day captain and all—rounder liam dawson says he has a very important impact on the team. when i have been around before, he has been very relaxed and good fun and i think most of the lads have gone out with each other over the years as well. it‘s a relaxed dressing room, everyone enjoys each other‘s success and i think the performances have shown that over the last two years and hopefully we continue that over the next six weeks as well. it‘s the championship play—off final on monday but derby‘s manager frank lampard has been busy fielding questions about speculation he‘ll replace maurizio sarri as chelsea boss. the former chelsea and england midfielder who‘s guided de

lizie greenwood—hughes has the sports news. thank you. hello and thanks forjoining us. of the cricket world cup but the captain of tournament hosts and favourites england has sustained a broken finger today. eoin morgan fractured his left index finger during catching drills. he'll miss england's warm—up game against australia on saturday but is expected to be fit in time for their opening world cup match against south africa at the 0val next thursday. morgan has been described as england's best ever one day captain and all—rounder liam dawson says he's hugely important to the team. when i have been around before, he has been very relaxed and good fun andi has been very relaxed and good fun and i think most of the lads have gone out with each other over the yea rs gone out with each other over the years as well. it's a relaxed dressing room, everyone enjoys each other upon psych success and i think the performances of shown that over the performances of shown that over the last two years and hopefully we continue that over the next six weeks as well. well england's first

so he was getting picked up from school this happened on friday near greenwood wrote in valley avenue when he was hit by a vehicle. dash cam video from the family's car actually cap sure the moment. the driver was passing in a silver minivan so police say the driver had has come for to report that. yes indeed she was involved. they say that now she's fully cooperating with investigation. following for you this morning police in millbrae are looking for a man who exposed himself to 2 teenage girls. this happened just blocks away from an elementary school. this happened in the area of moss would lane that's where the girls say they were biking right around the neighborhood when a man just pulled over in a silver sedan he got out he exposed himself to the girls. that's where the girls took off they ran to a neighbor and called police. >>we have a lot of kids naturally coming to and from the school and i'm very shocked. >>so police are now taking a look at that surveillance video from nearby homes so that they can try and identify that man. news now a colorado will be closed for the rest

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here's a look at what's coming up tonight.e crowned this year's premier league champions. mercedes continue their f1 dominance this season, with another 1—2 in practise for the spanish grand prix. and matt wallace doesn't drop a shot on his way to leading the british masters after two rounds. welcome to the programme. well, what a week of football we've had and we're not done yet. with the premier league coming to a close on sunday, it's been one of the closest title races in history as manchester city and liverpool have gone toe—to—toe for months. patrick gearey looks at an epic season that's finally coming to a end. heart beats. how much more is there left? how much more can anyone say? —— can anyone take? the wild week in the champions league gives way to a final stay off in the premier league. both liverpool and man city know that if they blink, they will miss it. the odds are longer for liverpool who must beat wolves and hope that manchester city slip up against brighton. but the last time they were written off against ba

good evening, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes with your latest sports news.because on sunday one of the closest title races in living memory will come to a conclusion will it be manchester city or liverpool? city hold the advantage going into the final day of the season — with a one point lead. they're at brighton knowing they only need to match liverpool's result at home to wolves to retain their premier league title. there'll be a trophy standing—by at both stadia but pep guardiola is just delighted his team are in this position going into the final day. first of all, it is a dream to be here. i did not expect it nine months ago when we were at seven point behind with this liveable. of course, now we share the moment to say how good we have done and we have the chance to be a champions if we win again and that is what we have to do. back to back, ok, if it happens it will be nice. the scottish premiership was decided long ago but 3rd place is still up for grabs with a europa league spot at stake. and aberdeen moved into position tonight after a win over hea

hello and welcome to sportsday, with me lizzie greenwood—hughes and gavin ramjaun.ines this evening.... saracens are champions of europe for the third time in 4 years... england beat pakistan in the second one day international as jos butler almost beats his own one—day record. and it's advantage aston villa and leeds — as they both win the first legs of their championship play—off semi finals. also coming up in the programme... it's a hat—trick of pole positions for valtteri bottas as once again he gets the better of his mercedes team mate lewis hamilton. a very busy day of sport for you, we will have all the news of the rugby champions cup, but we are starting with cricket. england's one day batsmen were at their swash—buckling best — as they beat pakistan today as part of their preparation to host the world cup this month. joss butler hit a brilliant century off just 50 balls in southampton and despite pakistan also giving it a good go, they fell 12 short of england's 373 run total. ben croucher reports. sit back and enjoy the soundtrack of the summer, or so engl

hello and welcome to sportsday, with steven wyeth and lizzie greenwood—hughes.es this evening. celtic make history in scotland, beating hearts in the cup final to complete an unprecedented treble treble. warming up for the world cup with a win — england's women beat denmark 2—nil. england men's cricket warm—up, australia beat england in southhampton. also coming up in the programme. pushed to the limit but lewis hamilton clinches pole for fi's glamour grand prix in monte—carlo. nick tompkins scores a hat—trick to keep alive saracens hopes of a european — premiership double this season. yes, hello there. celtic have maintained their absolute dominance of scottish football and in the process made history. they came from behind to beat hearts 2—1 to win the scottish cup and complete the treble treble. 0dsonne edouard scored both celtic goals. it's the third season running they won all three domestic trophies. with more on their unprecedented achievement, here's chris mclaughlin: for 134th scottish cup final come for celtic, three was the magic number. they were loo

sport and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes.d prix... in the week when his mercedes mentor niki lauder passed away, hamilton led from start to finish in monte carlo, while behind him there were chaotic scenes as local hero charls leclerc was forced to retire early. hamilton managed to shrug off a late charge from red bull's max verstappen to take his 3rd title in monaco and increase his lead at the top of the drivers‘ championhsip. st mirren and dundee united are currently in action to see who will be playing football in the scottish premiership next season. it's been so tight in both legs as dundee united hope to end a three—year exile from the top flight while st mirren try to stay there. united took the lead through nicky clark's early penalty. but st mirren‘s danny mullen equalised 3 minutes later. it's also level at wembley in the league one play—off final. sunderland were ahead after an early goal keeping howler from dillon phillips, allowing naby sarr‘s backpass to roll under his foot and into the net. but ben purrington

margaret greenwood quoted recent research into levels of poverty.arch from the children's commissioner found the introduction of universal credit, the two child limit, and the benefit cap combined will mean the number of children and familes struggling to make ends meet will almost double in some areas. the trust or food to nearly six out of the emergency food parcels to children last year. so when will the government wake up and make tackling child poverty the priority should be once again? it is absolutely a priority of this government. which is why we are so focused on ensuring that universal credit supports people into work as well as providing the necessary safety net. last week, i made a speech about ensuring there is additional support for people when they are on low income, finding new ways of getting better access to different skilled work. the exchanges came as mps once again called for changes to the new benefit universal credit, which combines six working age benefits into one. since the roll—out of universal credit last november, i am s

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes with your latest sports news. both reaching the europa league final in the same week liverpool and tottenham qualified for the final of the champions league, and although tonight's matches didn't have the big comebacks, they both had plenty of drama and goals. chelsea had drawn their away first leg against eintracht frankfurt 1—1, so when ruben loftus—cheek scored midway through the first half, they were going through. but frankfurt equalised early in the second half from luka jovic to make it 2—2 on aggregate, and that's how it stayed until the end of extra—time, with the game going to penalties. and they were pretty evenly matched, as well, until chelsea's goalkeeper made two good saves and eden hazard struck the winning penalty. well, chelsea will play arsenal in the europa league final in baku on 29 may after arsenal beat valencia 7—3 on aggregate tonight. they had taken a 3—1 home leg lead with them to spain, seeing off a spirited valencia, who were far from a pushover. joe lynskey reports. in football this w

and god bless lee greenwood for writing that song. i rode in with already miller.he other veterans. i have been coming to rolling thunder for 15 years now. i am here to say two things. the first thing is, thank you for your service area we all enjoy the freedom that we have because of the sacrifices you made. we often say that freedom isn't forgett we should never to thank the people that paid for it. thank you so much. i am here to say we cannot let this end. after 32 years. the mission has yet to be completed. i don't mean that we still have thousands unaccounted for. i mean that there are other things that veterans -- that are important to veterans in america that we need to address. one out of every three homeless people is a veteran. what is that? there should be no such thing as a homeless veteran. 125,000 homeless veterans. we have ptsd on the rise and we have veterans waiting months or the bao get treatment in hospitals. in d.c. we have an unemployment rate for veterans which is 1.5 times the national average. it should be a 10th of the national average. un

. >> reporter: larry greenwood, a former diplomat in tokyo, is now president of the japan society in san francisco. he remembers meeting the monarch who married a commoner for love. >> from the beginning this was an umperor who was humble and served the people, and the people loved him for that. >> reporter: crowds gathered tuesday outside the imperial palace in tokyo. many offices were closed. >> in japan, instead of having an emperor passing, now we have this celebratory feeling among japanese because this wonderful emperor is stepping down and the new emperor is stepping up. >> reporter: the former emperor will be remembered for his compassion for japan's people. >> a lot of difficult things. a tsunami, an earthquake. and every time that happens, the former emperor would stay close to the people who were affected. >> reporter: and this momentous transition in japanese history also comes with a new name. dewa. >> beautiful harmony. and it's implied when people bring their heart and minds, they will nourish. >> reporter: a japanese diplomat before she marry. >> she was a quite able

. >> we asked bruce greenwood but he would like to see next for his character. >> i would like to seekinder and gentler attributes. they were fun, but i'd like to >> see how this chapter wraps up on the resident monday night on fox. fox news. >>> avengers endgame was the most popular film. endgame prodded $146 million in its second weekend. the movie has crossed the $2 billion mark and is the second highest grossing film of all time behind avatar. >>> we were hoping to find the name of the newest member of the british family. the baby boy was born at 5:26 weighing seven pounds and three ounces. he seventh in line to the british throne and he is the queens eighth great great grandchild. >> i heard that michael could be leading the way. >>> it could be anything. >> i like that they're taking a minute for themselves. just take a breath and enjoy the moment. thank you for joining us. we will be back here at noon by the way. each morning, people wake. and smile, when they see the sun. not that one. this one. it makes knowing when to take your prescriptions clear as day. up to fifty percent

lee greenwood. thank you, lee. i want to thank everybody. jeff, for the beautiful introduction.t a job you have done. it is great to be here with the incredible men and women making america the energy superpower of the world. we just got to number one not so long ago. a few months ago, this was not going to happen with somebody else in office. that i can tell you. [laughter] [applause] pres. trump: i was saying things that took 25 years before they got disapproved. they worked on them for 25 years and did not get approved. we are getting them done in less than a year. [applause] pres. trump: if they are not good for the environment, they will not get approved. at least you will know. we are getting them done quickly, or we are letting them know they do not work. we find most of them do. most of them do. today, we celebrate the amazing workers at sempra energy as you open the cameron lng export facility for business. i have never seen anything like this before in my life. this is incredible. it is incredible. [applause] pres. trump: and knowing the group very well that did it, th

showing up with the guitar to make it all about him. ( as trump ) "okay, get ready for some lee greenwood b-sides. ( tune of "proud to be an american") ♪ i'm proud to be in a place of flags and big-time hot dog meat! ♪ and i can't forget the thing i sat on is called a seat ♪ and i'll never... ( cheers and applause ) trump warned us about this a few months back when he tweeted, "hold the date! we will be having one of the biggest gatherings in the history of washington, d.c., on july 4th." major fireworks display, entertainment and an address by your favorite president, me!" told the date. hold the date. let me put this in my calendar: what was that again? fourth of what? fourth of july. and we'll shoot off fire-- what. ah, fireworks. got it. oh, what a coincidence. i have that day off, for some reason. unless previous presidents who let the national fourth of july celebration be a nonpartisan event. kicking off a new presidential tradition, watching frump struggle to climb the stems of the linkon memorial. ( grunting ) damn it! damn it! oh! damn you! damn you, abe. if i ever get up there,

rights now you can only use wind and solar part of the time and you couldn't power the greenwood withu could store the energy, you can power the grid with that. and another is we will be able to create net positive energy with fusion. that is one area. think about how we are going to produce our food. how are we going to have less waste that comes out of our food stream? how are we going to produce the volume of food we will need for people? all of that is being developed in the labs here around boston. people are really thinking cows so do we feed or that they produce less waste. -- how do e create you do that across the different types of food strains. >> i wonder about -- are you trying to attracts new funds to do more? >> always. >> are there new flows coming is this? >> yes. people are interested around the world. we primarily have u.s. investors. >> i am curious about it. you did your first seven invexes in seven? >> we have done 17 invex to date. we did a company that is doing a platform that will truly regenerate cells to cure diseases in the bodies. we have done things like a

over two days, white mobs set fire to homes, businesses, and churches in greenwood, a thriving african-american business district known at the time as the black wall street. the massacre was largely overlooked by most americans at the time, but local community leaders in tulsa are ramping up efforts to uncover mass graves and seeking to bring public awareness to the area's history as the 100-year anniversary of the massacre approaches. to see our coverage of the tulsa race riot, go to democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. nermeen: and i'm nermeen shaikh. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. in india, the sixth phase of voting has concluded in a highly anticipated parliamentary election that is widely seen as a referendum on prime minister narendra modi, who is seeking a secondnd term in o office. more than 100 million people were eligible to vote in this penultltimate phase.e. india's election commission reported voter turnout was just over 6

. >> my name is renee greenwood and i'm with the civic center cbd, starting out as the safety ambassador and now i'm managing the safety ambassador's staff and along with the maintenance and since day one, the significance in that -- i've been here since the beginning, along with some of my other staff and we've seen the difference that, you know, the cbd has made from day one and with that, we have a lot of experience and a lot of pride and when people coming up to us, telling us they now feel safe to walk on this side of the street, merchants, residents, and even homeless people. we coordinate with mental health facilities ant harm reduction in hopes to bid our approach with the homeless on streets to help manage them and get them off of the streets rather than just pushing them around along with our cleaning. with this expansion, you'll get that experience and that same pride. thank you. >> thank you, sir withi. any other members of the public for item number one? seeing none, public comment is closed. before i hand this over to supervisor hainey, let me make high-level observations a

even you know stop making bore city says this happened on friday when his son alex was crossing greenwood in pleasanton the 8th grader at harvest park middle school was getting picked up by his mom. >>when he was hit. >>i think we're lucky that he didn't get killed or worse for city says the woman in the minivan actually picked up another student just moments after alex was struck. >>there were witnesses but no one got the license plate number. dash cam video from the family's car captured the accused driver passing by in their minivan but it's been difficult trying to make out the plates. the family is asking for the person responsible to please come forward. didn't want to come forward with and directly they go through an attorney however, just you know.

minivan this happened friday when the child was leaving school the 8th grader was getting picked up on greenwood ad was it. this didn't want to come forward with. >>indirectly they go through an attorney however, just you know. own up to the fact that you know that was a mistake and you know you're sorry about it. >>there were witnesses but unfortunately, no one was able to get a license plate that. in the south bay, san jose police are releasing new details after a man was fatally shot by officers. it happened after they responded to a report of a stolen car on the comber drive when officers got there the suspect stood on top of the car. he did not comply when police demanded that he come down to surrender. police say the suspect ran across several other car roof tops and then climbed back into the stolen car and that's when he drove into a police vehicle hitting and injuring an officer who was on foot. officers fired at the driver. >>as you continue driving forward and striking the officer. the officer was knocked to the ground. the officer now underneath into the side of the vehicle was pinne

even you know stop making bore city says this happened on friday when his son alex was crossing greenwood road near valley avenue in pleasanton the 8th grader at harvest park middle school was getting picked up by his mom. >>when he was hit. >>i think we're lucky that he didn't get killed or worse for city says the woman in the minivan actually picked up another student just moments after alex was struck. >>there were witnesses but no one got the license plate number. dash cam video from the family's car captured the accused driver passing by in their minivan but it's been difficult trying to make out the plates. the family is asking for the person responsible to please come forward. didn't want to come forward with and directly they go through an attorney however, just you know. own up to the fact that you know that was a mistake and you know you're sorry about it. >>alex did not speak with us tonight because he's a little worn out by this whole ordeal. the police have been made aware of this hit and run accident. that's the latest here live in pleasanton dan thorn. kron 4 news stan. tha

license plate and it took off on friday, he was leaving school he's in a great news get picked up on greenwood road near valley avenue when he was hit. >>it didn't want to come forward with indirectly that they go through an attorney however, just you know. own up to the fact that you know that was a mistake and you know you're sorry about it. >>can you imagine that they're driving and they actually see this van that they had no idea what's going to happen and nobody got the license plate. >>san jose police now releasing new details after me was fatally shot by officers. it happened after they responded to a report of a stolen car on comber drive now when they got there they saw the suspect standing on top of the car. they told him to get down he didn't couple more police commands ignored and at one point the suspect and starts running across the roofs of other cars and then comes back to the stolen car climbs in turns it on and that drives into a police vehicle hitting and injuring an officer who was on foot take a listen. officers fired at the driver. >>as you continue driving forward and st

bruises stitches on his lips pretty banged up he was getting picked up from school on friday near greenwood road and vali avenue when he was hit you see. pictures of his injuries dash cam video from the family's car captured the driver, passing by that silver minivan police say the driver has now come forward to report she was involved in the crash. she says she saw herself a story on social media and realize that she was involved they say she is now fully cooperating with the investigation. >>millbrae neighborhood is on the lookout tonight for a man who exposed himself to 2 teenage girls over the weekend that all started just blocks from an elementary school on thursday while bello has the latest now on the investigation. >>this is the first time i've heard of such a thing white picket fences and quiet homes, not necessarily a place you'd suspect an indecent exposure to happen. i can't believe his head coach has lived off moss would lanes since the 1950's. she says hearing what happened to 2 teenage girls over the weekend concerns turn we have a lot of kids naturally coming to and from the

ended up being hit on friday when he was leaving school the 8th grader was getting picked up on greenwood roe deer valley avenue when he was struck. just didn't want to come forward with. >>indirectly that they go through an attorney however, just you know. own up to the fact that you know that was a mistake and you know you're sorry about it. >>and apparently there was a witness. but unfortunately, nobody got the license plate of and silver minivan drove by. >>san jose police are releasing details after a man was fatally shot by officers. it happened after they responded to a report of a stolen car on comber drive. now when police got there the suspect apparently stood on top of the car. didn't comply with officers demands that he get down in fact they say the suspect started running across the rooftops of several other cars and eventually climb back into the stolen car and then drove into a police vehicle hitting and injuring an officer who was on foot. officers fired at the driver. >>as you continue driving forward and striking the officer. the officer was knocked to the ground. the of

teeth, cuts bruises, you can see the pictures he was getting picked up from school on friday near greenwood road and valley avenue when he was hit and dash cam video actually shows that silver minivan driving by that's the vehicle that struck the child the driver kept going. and so police were asking the community to come forward with any information turns out the driver has come forward to report that she was involved in the crash. they say she is now full cooperating. breaking news from overnight, at least one person has been taken to the hospital with burns after and 5 others have been displaced following this fire at an apartment building in downtown santa rosa. >>these are pictures and video provided by santa rosa. a fire scene. this fire broke out early in the morning was about 01:00am on the 6th floor of the rosenberg building on mendocino avenue. if you're familiar with that building you know it's an old one built back in the early 1900's a historic landmark and now suffered some damage, the red cross is there helng those 5 people have now been displaced. >>just end boy you have a p

this happened friday when he was leaving school he's in 8th grade and he was getting picked up on greenwood near a valley avenue when he was hit. just didn't want to come forward with indirectly they go through an attorney however, just you know. >>own up to the fact that you know that was a mistake and you know you're sorry about it. >>so again the dash cam caught picture of the death an. but couldn't see the license plate. so there were witnesses but nobody at the plate. >>to san jose now where police are releasing new details after a man was fatally shot by officers that happened after they responded to report of a stolen car on comber drive when they got there. they saw the suspect standing on top of the car. they asked him to get down he didn't comply of fact, he ended up running across the rooftops of several other cars before finally coming back to the stolen car in climbing in and that's when he turned it on and drove into police vehicles hitting and injuring one officer who was on foot. officers fired at the driver. >>as you continue driving forward and striking the officer. the of

he was getting picked up from school on friday near greenwood wrote in valley avenue when he's hit by that vehicle right there dash cam video from the family's car capture. the driver, passing by and that silver minivan police say the driver is now come forward to report she was involved in the crash. police say she is fully cooperating with the investigation. >>millbrae neighborhood is on the lookout tonight for a man who exposed himself to 2 teen girls over the weekend and it all happened just blocks from an elementary school. well for snow al bello has the latest on the investigation. >>this is the first time i've heard of such a thing white picket fences and quiet homes, not necessarily a place you'd suspect an indecent exposure to happen. i can't believe his coach has lived off moss would lanes since the 1950's. she says hearing what happened to 2 teenage girls over the weekend concerns turn we have a lot of kids naturally coming to and from the school. >>and i'm i'm very shocked. >>san mateo county sheriffs say the 2 girls were walking down the street when a man pulled over and

he was getting picked up from school on friday near greenwood road in a half in valley right near valley afternoon when that silver minivan hit him that that he was captured from his parents dashboard camera and the family had been pleading with the public to come forward to identify the driver of that minivan well police say that driver has now come forward to report that she was behind the wheel and they say she is now fully cooperating 7 oh 5. >>was shot and killed in pittsburgh monday night outside of a home on shore line drive 5. somebody a guy came up to him he was walking around outside his car. so he came up a bunch times then ran off the victim died at the hospital police don't know yet whether the victim knew the shooter. police have just announced so one of the 2 people arrested for that shooting at a school is a girl it was an 18 year-old boy and the younger girl and they were both students of the high school where that shooting happened one student was killed and 8 others injured yesterday in a stem school in highlands ranch was just a few miles away from columbine the 2 kid

a look at the scene outside the stadium as celebrations happen from the etihad arena, lizzie greenwoodis at the bbc sport. it was highly contested but in the end, manchester city's style paid off? they have been ruthless and so clinical, their 14th consecutive premier league victory which is a record, and it beats arsenal from ten yea rs record, and it beats arsenal from ten years ago. they have been ruthless and taunting liverpool with a one—point advantage for months. liverpool have matched them toe for toe and they lost one game this season. toe and they lost one game this season. city did it today. most people expected them to do it today but what we have seen with the champions league this week, anything can happen in football but they were good today and they did not have it all their own way. for about 20 minutes, liverpool were going to be the champions, they took the lead against wolves, sadio mane was this score is 17 minutes in. then brighton where beating manchester city, glenn murray there. then liverpool were going to be the champions and we were writing other stories. th