this is tulsa. the tulsa has been in the news quite a bit recently. 1921 what you're seeing here is the burning of the greenwood neighborhood in tulsa. what happened was a false accusation of rape of a young man named -- rowland? who was never charged with any crime. resulted in the rampaging and burning to the ground of an entire 40 block neighborhood of tulsa called greenwood. there was actually eyewitnesses of airplanes rudimentary airplanes. that weren't relied very many well constructed airplanes in 1921, but airplanes flying around over greenwood dropping fire bombs out the side. walter arrived two days after and in a bizarre ceremony in tulsa city hall. he posed as a white man and was actually deputized to go out and was embedded with a crew of white men to police the city of tulsa as the smoke is still swirling to police against black uprising and he came back and he wrote a shocking article in the nation. i'll read a tiny piece of it to you. there is a lesson in the tulsa fair for every ame

and streaming -- actually i'm going to do one very soon called the tulsa king or the king of tulsa andt allows that character to breathe out, to take 10 weeks, which is beautiful. whereas in a film, you have maybe 95 minutes, 110 minutes. and it is all a crapshoot. in other words, with films, you have a james bond, $300 million, you have one opening weekend. david: so when you do that, a particular picture, are you writing any of it or are you acting? sylvester: this one is being written by taylor sheridan and of course terrence winter. and i am kind of like the -- david: the hired actor. sylvester: i am the hired gun. but you do put your input. as you said, it is easier to remember your own dialogue than someone else's. so you try to construct it is easier. david: you have three daughters would those three daughters -- would you recommend they go into the motion picture business? sylvester: if they are going to go in it solely as i am an actress, rough, rough. the day of the 30 year career is long gone. i have been really fortunate and i'm the only person is at a number one film in si

honey, it looks like we're going to tulsa. >> i think that would be fun.king news overnight, vladimir putin claims victory in the war-torn city of mariupol, ordering troops -- >> it's not a real victory, it's strategically a setpack. >> yeah. he is ordering his troops to maintain their siege there, but not storm the steel plant. it raises the question, is putin's strategy to sav out the remaining defenders of mariupol and the civilians there? we will get a live report from ukraine. plus, putin's message to the world after testing a nuclear-capable missile in the middle of the war. willie. >> and by the way, guys, bob dylan's eternal grandparents from ukraine. so we have ukraine to tank bob dylan. they were from odesa. a little connection there for you. >>> let's go to ukraine, outside of kiev, nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin, good morning, what does it look like there and what are you hearing about what's happening in mariupol, where vladimir putin claimed he liberated by some estimates 20,000 civilians have been killed? >> reporter: hey, willie. we

university of tulsa tom. good to have you with us at the white house says it predicted that russia would weaponized gas supplies for the fact is, look, washington. mabel may be able to cut off russia, but europe doesn't have the same leverage, given that it says dependent on russian gas. yeah, that's absolutely correct it's, it's interesting it trying to figure out exactly what this move is all about because quite frankly, poland really doesn't use a lot of natural gas. it's less than 20 percent of the energy that they use. and there are substitutes. mostly they use natural gas to generate power, you can use gas or oil. and of course they're saying they've got substantial reserves. question is, how do you know, how long can they essentially hold out by just, you know, draining reserves. will gary uses even less natural gas, both those countries are pretty dependent on coal, all and has some nuclear power plants. it's almost as if, you know, you wonder if the russians are sort of this is, this is a hand slap a

least i'm collecting tapes and things but we he opened a bob dylan center sold all this archive to tulsa. that's supposed to open in the spring of 2020 university of no, it's part of a man there who's one of the giving a billionaire named george kaiser and they build a woody guthrie museum in tulsa next to it's going to be the bob dylan center and who was woody guthrie and woody guthrie the famous folk singer who wrote this land is your land? kind of wandering, you know troubadour of the insult sang dust bowl ballads about the horrors of when the dust bowl hit, oklahoma, texas, new mexico and elsewhere and there's a lot of you know, dylan one of his first original compositions was called song for woody. so he was a kind of an error, you know, and he actually left him minnesota bob dylan when he was young and went to the hospital to sit and play to what he got three. woody's own songs what about bob dylan is so special? um he does things his way. it's the triumph of the individual. over the forces of society he sings with the voice how he wants to he writes what he wants to he's unsued mo

stops along the way at publications like the log cabin democrat in conway, and the tulsa world helped prepare him for a gig in 1992 with a new arkansas magazine called, hogs illustrated. leaving the tulsa world for an upstart might have been a tough decision for a lot of people, but with clay, it just seemed a natural pit. after all, clay was a hog not a sooner. he partered in divide the publication with a george billingsley before selling to stevens media, then later to the hussman company, waco media, which became the sole other. never step the common denominator that found its way into the mailboxes of hog fans everywhere was clay henry. lots of contributing -- contributing writers, amazing photographers, great sails men, but only one clay henry. 27 years as publisher. and now it's off to the north fork river where the trout have a full-time enemy. that is when jean ann, his bride of 45 years, doesn't have him do honey dos or assuming the razorbacks don't come calling. congratulations my friend for a journalism career of enormous success and professionalism. the hog nation is forev

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a lot of them, a lesson with our money also, but it still has many supporters on funding, tulsa for testers took to the streets of major open cities across bucket bun, protesting against constance missile. iran became a political source in 2018 when he was elected prime minister on the promise of routing corruption and collecting 2 millions of pockets on it's all good quality. but i just thought he said shot of that goals. and today, he's known as a focus on the prime minister. do we outfit no confidence? the country is now entering an uncertain political thought. and if it is one thing that the cricket start politician has in its favor, it is treat bobbo. i miss you to immer on con is that we will stand with you till i lost the flood and we will fight with you even if we die about it. does her party leaders are calling for more protests to be conducted in the coming be? how long to put a gun to new and how long the new government with loss is a matter of speculation. although the next tribute election is scheduled to take place in mid 202013. the opposition i previously said they wanted an

now, the gem, tulsa re, wanted to stress that they were doing germany was doing all that. it could that it had taken significant steps, but this is not something that could be reverse overnight. nevertheless, he said that he did feel that steps that were being taken to wean germany and indeed other european countries of russian energy would ultimately be successful. now something that prime minister, forrest johnson also had very, very whom was for the german chancellor on saying everything that has been done so far and ease planned for the future really is quite remarkable. the prime minister said, so what was that with the steps that have been taken, but clearly, gemini is facing questions as to whether or not more can be done in the future. charlottesville, some pill reporting from downing street. thank you. you're watching get every news live from berlin. here is our reminder of our main story. at least 50 people, including 5 children, have been killed in a russian airstrike on a train station in the eastern ukrainian city of crematory. thousands of civilians were at t

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streaming -- i'm going to do one very soon called the king of tulsa.allows you to breathe the character, take 10 weeks, whereas in the film you have may be 110 minutes and it is all a crapshoot. you have one opening a weekend. david: when you do that particular picture, are you writing any of it or are you just acting? sylvester: this one is being written by taylor sheridan and terence winter. i am kind of like the -- david: hired actor. sylvester: hired gun. you try to put your input. it is easier to remember your own dialogue then someone else's. you try to construct of the sentence so it is easier to recall. david: you have three daughters. would you recommend they go into the business? sylvester: if they are going in solely as an actress, rough. the day of the 30 year career is gone. i have been fortunate. , something happened which i am proud of. i am the only person who had a number one film in 6 different decades, which is incredible. david: what are you most proud of? sylvester: rocky balboa, the sixth one. it was done with such skepticism. it

they built a museum in tulsa. next to it is going to be the bob dylan center. >> who was he? >> the famous folk singer who wrote "this land is your land." a wondering troubadour and dust bowl ballads about the horrors of when when the dust bowl hit oklahoma, texas, new mexico and elsewhere. there's a lot of dylan, one of his first original compositions was called "song for woowoody". so he was an era. so he left minnesota when he was young and went to the hospital to sut and play to woody guthrie. >> what about bob dylan is so special? >> he just speaks his way. it's the tiumph of the individual over the fortunes of society. he sings with the voice how wants to. he writes what he wants to. he's unswayed most of the time by what's supposed to be in or what's supposed to be out. >> most think he's a liberal. >> bob is not really political. he has a conservative side to him. his father was quite conservative. his father had his work in electronic shops and in the mines up there and what i got to see about bob dylan is he a has a lot of kids. they all have jobs. and they are all

that includes tulsa, and then northwest of little rock we can see damaging hail, 2 inches or greater. so that's big hail also some wind gusts and a brief tornado is possible. now, as we go throughout saturday we're going to see slight risk shifting to the east, so now just outside of shreveport into parts of mississippi and alabama. winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour and we could see some showers as we hea the northern plain and midwest, temperatures in the 20s and 30s. 29 in minneapolis. all right, it's friday let's look ahead towards the weekend in just a bit. >>> thank you, michelle. let go my eggo not in the toaster. it's ditching the kitchen appliance and spicing things up with their new toasterless grab and go waffles eggo released two waffles. they'll be available at most grocery stores nationwide later this month >> it's for the busy family on the go so not only do you not need the toaster, you don't need the syrup. >> you've got to have it warm, though >>> next a royal reunion as prince harry and meghan markle visit the queen. >>> and how elon musk's $43 billion offer to b

on monday, oklahoma city, tulsa, wichita, we could see a few tornados. they are likely right now. as far as the rest of the country is faring, we anticipate a good amount of rain that could bring soaking >> and 52 degrees right now. waking up in san francisco to pretty clear skies. we have a couple clouds out there. 53 degrees by about 7:00 a.m. eventually into those 60s. san jose, 51 degrees right now. wind speeds are calmed down through the south bay. up through santa rosa, 49 degrees. it'll get to the upper 60s. 10:00, we're expecting clear skies to start and sunshine into the afternoon. >>> and that's the forecast in your neighborhood. kristin, peter, back to you. >> all right, somara. thank so much. >>> still to come, more extreme measures in china to try to stop the spread of covid. is beijing about to go into a complete lockdown. >>> plus, how sharing the pain >>> plus, how sharing the pain of infer d oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t busin

now, the gem, tulsa re, wanted to stress that they were doing germany was doing all that. it could that it had taken significant steps, but this is not something that could be reversed overnight. nevertheless, he said that he did feel that steps that were being taken to wean germany and indeed other european countries off russian energy would ultimately be successful. now something that prime minister for his johnson also had very, very whom was for the german chancellor on saying everything that has been done so far and ease planned for the future really is quite remarkable. the prime minister said so, one was that the steps that had been taken, but clearly, gemini, is facing questions as to whether or not more can be done in the future. charlotte shall some pill reporting from downing street, thank you. cremeans spokesperson dmitri pet scoff, has acknowledged that russia has sustained significant losses of troops in ukraine in an interview with scanners. he called it a huge tragedy for russia. it's a rare admission by russian officials of military losses would have. but

awe and angry crowd boos. german chancellor, along tulsa during his speech in the city of ethan, that's as german politicians, as people to reduce energy use, a mid soaring prices following anti russian sanctions. we get reaction on the streets. i don't touch in touch that simply outrageous as usual. i don't know what to say to that outrageous. everybody should resign. now, the way things are going with ukraine and stuff is not so nice and pressure mouth in hungary as the country prepared for elections that could result in a major shake of its geopolitical direction. ah, broadcasting lot of direct from studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now. fighting continues in the done yet. republics, city of mario pl, which has been ravaged by intense battles for more than a month. according to the city's mayor, there are still around 170000 people trapped in the city with no food, water, or electricity. now, the red cross has paused evacuations. as fighting in mario bl, intensified and blamed a russian blockade for preventing humanitar

of drugs, living standards going down in the us and you brush we stand the unprecedented pressure. tulsa jabbar, in most cases, presentation is pushing out to business as usual message. they mean a seam of his message to his financial and economic officials. during this meeting was that at the country's economic status has now normalized and stabilized. he said that the retail demands have now ass and normalized as well as the inflation in the country has stabilize. this is in reference to a number of things that took place following the launch of this country. so called special military operation in ukraine, which began on february 24th a slew of unprecedented sanctions against russia began. and now this country is the world's most sanctioned country. as a result of it, the president, i was in talking about the panic purchasing that took place following the sanctions that came into force in the last few days of february in the beginning of march. many russians and believe that their country was going to be completely cut off from the rest of the world. and there was a lot of panic in te

also chipping in. ortiz at donald tulsa investigates. more military aid is on its way from the west to ukraine. this time a bunch of rusting fighter jets, they have received additional aircraft and the aircraft parts to help them get more . more aircraft in the air with the wars focus now shifted almost entirely on to done boss. and now the need is changed because now the wars change, because now the russians have prioritized the dumbass area and that's a whole different level of fighting, a whole different type of fighting. how that has any bearing on why even more military hardware should be dumped into ukraine is anyone's guess. but it's convincing enough for washington's ally london to dedicate even more heavy weapons to ukraine's command. this would become an artillery conflict. they need support with more artillery. that is what we will be giving. this is beaca. in addition to many other homes of the seemingly never ending stream of gunpowder and steel continues to flow. despite the fact that many know that these weapons are imposs

come, thing is from the university of tulsa, he says, most because actions are intended as a warning to other countries which rely on russia for natural gas supplies. it's interesting, it's trying to figure out exactly what this moves all about. it is kind of quite frankly pulled and really doesn't use a lot better gas. it's less than 20 percent of the energy that they use. and there are substitutes. mostly they use natural gas to generate power. you can use gas or oil. and of course they're saying they've got substantial reserve question is how you know, how long can they essentially hold out by just, you know, draining reserves or gary uses even less natural gas. both those countries are pretty dependent on coal, all and has some nuclear power plants. it's almost as if, you know, you wonder if, if the russians are sort of, this is, this is a hand slap and they're trying to basically put a warning out to other western european countries. you know, that this is an indication that russia is willing to do this. the question becomes, are they going to cut off west germany? they got a lo

the city of multiple, then they will be achieving to build a land bridge to connect these 2 areas. tulsa jabari is in moscow, and as she says, has been no comment from russia about ukraine's decision to ignore its ultimatum. we've been hearing from the defense ministry spokesperson, eager con shank of oh, who briefed about the latest military developments. the, the russians have been a gauging the number of strikes they carried out over the past 2 hours. but clearly, no mention of this. a cease fire that came in once and a what is the fate of the nearly $2500.00 ukrainian soldiers that are around this plant in mariel, pal, the russians not indicating whether not any of them have surrendered and whether or not they're still engaged in any kind of a as fighting that it might be going on. we do know that the russian defense ministry said that this is the best chance that they have in order to save their lives, to surrender, to lay down their arms. they provided a 7 hour window of a cease fire, and the russian defense ministry also said that they submitted the documents about the cease fire

tulsa, oklahoma. they did an altar call in my church.ad already done that, but, this time i felt a big i call it my gut. to me that is god. for others, it other things. the gut was take the altar call, you will be a missionary. i kept getting mission, i don't like bugs and i'm not a camper. i am a four seasons girl. i went down there. amen. and i the preacher said i'm supposed to be a missionary, he said let's pray about it, god gives people certain gifts, mine was to sing, act and dance. i played parts that not a lot of christians would play, i had an interesting journey. and my mother, i was on the cover of a men's magazine in a bikini, my mother said, i can't go to church or 7-eleven again. what i have done to them, but amount of time i have got don't say, this goes back to west wing. i worked with all kinds. agnostic, athiest and jewish people, i said this is why i am here. people said you must be happy all of the time. >> you have had tough times. you said the same thing, how can you be a christian and be in show business. first, i

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host: let's talk to coleman in tulsa, oklahoma.aller: the idea that trump was -- if you had the whole government apparatus led by the democrats and the apparatus is controlled by the democrats. if you were called a russian spy from the beginning and the news media jumped in on that, you have to defend yourself. and that was called divisiveness. it is the same thing about if you protect the elections and say the election in adelphi and atlanta were all the places data showed that ballots were stuffed and republicans were not allowed , insurrectionists. the first caller said republicans are insurrectionists. in fact, you cannot talk to republicans. talk about divisiveness. we have to deal with facts. your podcast must be interesting. you have a socialist liberal and a guy from new zealand that doesn't want to take a stand on american politics. anyhow, i think civil discussions require people to talk about facts. twitter is the example right now in the news where freedom of speech is not allowed on twitter if you are a conservative or