it live their lives in tulsa at the moment?— live their lives in tulsa at the moment?lief - the moment? it is one of ongoing disbelief in - the moment? it is one of ongoing disbelief in that l the moment? it is one of. ongoing disbelief in that i, myself, one, but this did happen, two, we still don't know who is responsible specifically, and three, we are still uncovering just how many people died or were killed during this massacre, and this particular instance is one great example ofjust what particular instance is one great example of just what that means. it also is showing we haven't reconciled much of anything in the city of tulsa. there are three survivors suing the city of tulsa and the state for reparations, and that case is moving through the court system is at a very slow pace, which feels macabre, because those three survivors are 100 plus years old, and they probably do not have much longer in this life to seek justice and i would like to see them seekjustice, pure them seek justice, pure justice, them seekjustice, pure justice, in their lifetime. and as w

that was the - author r] young, talking to me from tulsa.o watch the high heel race which honours the lgbt community. every year, dozens of drag queens bring colour, sass and so much fun to the race which always takes place on the tuesday before halloween. wendy urquhart reports. cheering the whistle blew, the crowd went nuts, and despite their sky—high heels, the runners were off like a rocket. this is the 17th annual high heel race at dupont circle in washington, which is one of the most popular lgbtq events in america. i'm a straight male in the gay community, but i participate anyway because i support all them and i support all people. it's my first time here, but it's so much fun, and i wish they would do more events like this because it gets everyone out having a great time. the community, the event itself, the pageantry. - it's fun to go out during - halloween and be with friends and dress up and run in heels. it's a delight. the costumes were as beautiful as they were varied and participants sashayed down the street loud and proud —

they just left tulsa. and so i think that i think you're right to say the extent that like greenwood did come come back to a certain extent but it's never gonna be the thriving that in once was because so many people had thought of it as i mean ida b wells if he goes out to oklahoma when she leaves memphis and she says, you know, this has been told that this is the promised land right and she gives out there and she goes yeah, i don't think so. basically she's like if you want to go out there, that's fine. but like it's not what you're being sold in the pamphlets. it's not correct. and so i think that like after the burning i don't think it ever really gets back to the status that it was before and i can't really i can't speak to urban renewal in tulsa. i don't know that story. yeah, i specifically so we draw on two books the color of law by richard rothstein who deals a lot with fha redlining, but he does deal with highways to some extent and urban renewal as well and then specifically on highways we do w

black wall street in regards to liberation in the marketplace. >> tulsa offers a word of caution. are not enough. markets are not enough. if you don't have rule of law, the government does not protect private property, government and police do not arrest people, the people who got a gatling gun and shooting people were domestic terrorists. they are the vigilante army. what we see in tells a is beautiful, the community is beautiful, greenwood is beautiful. i've been teaching about for ten years or so. i was happy when it was included in the watchmen. my students actually know a little bit about it but i've been teaching for twee 8 years and the first half of the book is about the beauty of entrepreneurship and civil society and prosperity in tulsa and there is an unequal relationship, many crossbow train tracks, there is still segregation imposed by the top down. interesting history. more intermingling until oklahoma became a state and then they had a state legislature so it is interesting how that became very rigid but greenwood was beautiful and it was destroyed. why was it destr

all t mountain, you know, tulsa, go on, i suppose. personally. okay, tell us about her as a politician. well, i thank you for having the on i, i think it be better, a better bet to say that i've had the opportunity to meet and to speak with her. and i certainly was very impressed with her. i'd policies been such an interesting figure in politics through the years and one can't help but admire her past the fact that she was willing to serve her country. and what's been interesting is, is our politics seems to have changed, particularly the democrat party. and they've taken this far left turn. hulsey didn't i, i think you can say that tulsa is, is a throwback of what we would usually deal as, you know, an old fashioned democrat and is kind of like what ronald reagan said back in the what 60 here maybe might have been fifty's when they asked what, what was ronald reagan doing? present reagan. you know, he was no longer a democrat. going to be a republican. and present democrat, our president, reagan said exactly what i think tulsa would say, which i

i'll make you sort of affected to clean if a club chair, tulsa, smoking at them the door with some of the film, a pretty complicated with male c. a. so you may see a big if you see their met, leprosy received in the mushroom. and yeah, for pregnant, i'm not please when he's, when you're ready for the door fully out of the 2, i do need it with us. that's a disclaimer book, but that much the voted just when you're writing well, it was, it was, was decreased occasional, but also there's any big celeste gallagher. ah, for me the kremlin is using food supplies in style are doing developing trends with keith latham began surveys. so guys, in russia, russia, russian reason why the food crisis is this is because of russia. since spring 2022, the west been accusing russia provoking a well through crisis. allegedly, this major grain producer is deliberately creating a deficit. price is a soaring and poor countries, particularly are experiencing bread shortages. this oversimplification as being broadcast worldwide put his russian grain really the new front of economy. war the bonus for a poison

i was fighting for parents in tulsa, oklahoma whose schools were closed for 355 days. every day, i would have parents call me and say my first grader is not learning how to read the assume, can you help us? that is why i was focused so hard. people are waking up to the learning laws. people deserve to know why include schools for that long. >> hofmeister, next question for you. the frontier reported the super pac's a dark many groups that more than $12.5 million attacking governor stitt and report -- supporting you which is more money than your campaigns combined. others were arrested related to dark money corporations. the charters were ultimately dropped but with dark money again flooding the airwaves and sending in mailers, how can oklahomans trust that you are 4:00 and not unnamed. running dark money campaigns? >> because i stand up to those who are mishandling the taxpayer dollars. i stand up for our schools. i did that in my first race in 2014. and an underhanded politician brought false charges. they were dropped and expunged by the da and i am proud to have sto

after george floyd murder in the wake of thinking about reading the words and coming to tulsa this the first time i've left left middle tennessee in over a year. and i came here. thinking about emmett in the past few days this is become more complicated. mississippi is maybe the only place on earth i did not feel gas lift. the divide between the reality of it and the dream of it. mississippi as is clean as the train tracks, still divide one half of any delta town from another. the academy and the defendant public counterpart. mississippi is the only place a white person has called me a negative or to my face without fear or trepidation. not out of a speeding car but in shared space. neither of us planning to leave the room before or after the exchange. mississippi is the reason the man brandishing the capitol on january 6 there's not any history maker. or refuse that superlative for many reasons. the beyond anything else the magnolia state made sure that was every day in the capitol. finally did the right thing and voted the confederate flag off their state flag. the best part of missi

if you are watching this in the city of tulsa, thank you for making that watch party possible. storms, just a few more announcements. please remember to silence your phones. go ahead and share that news nine stream so your neighbors can be as informed as you are today. we want to remind you that the november 8 balance -- they have both been pulling low 5% so we ask you to vote -- to devote your time tonight. >> quick rules for the audience. hold your applause until the end. don't scream, don't be a jerk. i will as security to get you out of here. we will clear this room. we can avoid doing that. >> surely we can. 90 seconds for an opening statement and then we will have three rounds of questions before a 92nd closing. request governor stitt, you will go first. governor stitt, 90 seconds, the stage is yours. >> thank you for joining us online. i like to remind people how far we have come in the last four years. we have gone from budget devastates -- deficits to teacher walkouts to now, the largest investment of education and history of our state. the brightest economy with the l

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coming up federal agents called tulsa, oklahoma, the discovery of eight bodies when authorities respond to a house fire live music in downtown oakland tonight is made of libby . chef gives keys to the city to five influential people. but i said it's something of myself every day, same thing to myself going on w h thi now to a developing story out of oklahoma, where eight people were found dead inside a burning home just outside of tulsa. police in the city of broken arrows there they are investigating this as multiple homicides. witnesses said that if family of eight lived in the home, including two adults and six children, so far, the victims have not been identified. but authorities say it does not appear that there is any threat to the public. that's the city's first homicide investigation of the year. is a shock to broken arrow. it's a safe city. broken arrow doesn't have this kind of situation every day. and so we're asking the community to please, you know, pray and then come together and this because this is something that we don't experience as a city very often , agents with th

he is publisher of the gold goats in guns blog, and newsletter and tulsa. we have jeremy cars, mater of he is managing, editor of covert action magazine and in washington state we cross to andre month the on the, he is a writer as well as a military and political analyst. all right, cross type rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. okay, want to start with andre in washington, said, andre, can you, can you clear up a misunderstanding? i keep hearing about them. i thought the russia had no more ammunition, didn't have any missiles. they were relying upon china to, to re replenish stocks and they need a rainy and drones and then all of a sudden yesterday, and today happen. can you explain this to me on the way for us? it's marriage you because they need to from all this marriage, you wash and back work, you know, bringing people who are going to be destroyed because of their lack of mcdonalds and i falls in several stages and it's in my books, it's everywhere i write about this for years now, is the fact that t

provided a level of protection and perimeter for blacks who could escape tulsa. they would do things like that and provide ways to be safe for the black community. >> and then my second question is, after 100 years, we are still seeing similarities with police against african-american citizens. how do you think the past can inform the present? dr. donaldson: i think that the past can inform the present if we spent a bit more time really examining and internalize the institutionalized ways in which the oppressive acts continue happening. the fact is that the same conversations that we are having in the 20th century with the black press and everything, it does not exist in the same way anymore and therefore you don't have the same kind of pressure. the only way you can make something really change as you have to keep consistent pressure. if you focus on that pressure and looking at ways to say you have to change, you have to look at new training methods, etc., those are some of the things that would make a difference in trying to push back against that institutiona

thank my guests in north florida, tulsa, and in washington state. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. see you next time. remember cross talk with ah ah no one, no sir, no, no. admiral who is yolk? no, no. well dog more real than what they should end up unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had every now and real no to production issue or sure, doug did that. they're not gonna kill to when you suddenly we're going to put you on more more general manager thought this is meant union. the more and i've been there and i got the owner myself. i got your name up. i underscore. i wish to know about joy. oh new i know you didn't or gotten more or less to know it's i had to put on with their mother and all your body build. you do collab hours nice. oh boy, that's good to go on. what on this the wow. she my and new on it. i'm all, i can send more on all said mom,

when i mean to say is i do not know how to share my story alongside the lives that were lost in tulsa, alongside the story of emmett till. i guess i know that the point has got to be of bearing witness. just trying to be a credible messenger. i lived at 5:14 brand boulevard in greenwood, mississippi, greenwood words that matter heavily in this time and space. straight out of college, if i took a right out of my driveway and carried on down the grand boulevard until i crossed a little bridge over the tallahatchie river, it became a rural highway that turned into money road. one of those classic delta highways that always seemed, to me, to be some vacant intersection of life and death, all of the time. keep driving and you passed tallahatchie flats, a social space with a decorative shop and curated plows, reminders of how cheerfully erasure is undertaken in the name of american memory. but that is not the story i am here to tell today. the story i am here to tell today is about the first time i kept driving down money road. i was 22, i was full of fear and wonder at my new home, and sti

thank my guests in north florida, tulsa, and in washington state. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. see you next time. remember, cross talk with look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at the point, obviously is to create trust rather than fear a take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with a business with them boss with you. i finished the grad, missouri with key at the washington. keep a close to the dealer. molly, complete with of guys to phone with you with the blessing. professional lithium. to walk you through the list, paula: but yet what they used to live with ah, with water is thrown in the older. but when the snow falls about oscar, when this comes with idealists, when sprung from drawings from them to do it in b. c. do tra

thank my guess in north florida, tulsa, and in washington state. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. see you next time. remember the news? oh, when i was showing wrong, when i was just a shave out disdain. because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will the more we choose to look for common ground? who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. i think you chose a bill in your senior, mostly mine, or wish you were banding all imports of russian oil and gas news. i know they plenty of with the letter from, you know, we're going to go with joe biden, imposing these sanctions on russia. you know, has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang with boston view, i pretty good. i did miss steward with key at the washington state. the process is to dealer molly complete with a professional in the city and the list of all but yet with ah, wi

. >> tulsa offers a word of caution to libertarians markets are nott enough.don't have the rule of law if the government does not protect private property and the government and the police did not arrest people who are let's be real, the people who got a gun and shooting people forr domestic. they are the vigilante army. tulsa is beautiful and the community is beautiful. greenwood is beautiful and vibrant. i've been teaching the burning by tim madigan for eight years and i was so happy when it was included in thell hbo the watchmen. so i've been teaching it for like eight -- eight years that protect the bookeu is about the beauty of entrepreneurship and civil society in the prosperity and they are still an unequal relationship with and many people go into salsa. there m was more intermingling until became a state in once it became a state w legislature put it back and in furlough. it's interesting how that became rigid. it's beautiful and that was destroyed. why was it destroyed? it wasse destroyed because peope did what rachel and i wanted to do and what book

the four men who went missing and bodies found dismembered in a river there about 40 miles south of tulsa phones were tracked to these two properties owned by joe kennedy, police say they spoke with him on friday the day that the bodies were discovered that he was cooperative with them but then went missing and just a few hours ago we have learned that joe kennedy was found, picked up on an unrelated charge for driving a stolen vehicle, a pickup track with oklahoma lic license plates, so she'he's bee taken into custody. they're still trying to unravel why these four men were murdered in such a gruesome, heinous way. they have evidence to suggest that these four men were plotting some kind of criminal act. >> based on information obtained during the course of the investigation we believe the men planned to commit a criminal act that belief is based on information supplied by a witness who reports they were to go with the men, quote, unquote, hit a lick big enough for all of them. >> we spoke with an uncle of two of the victims a short while ago saying the families are distraught over the g

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and i think that's the chapter in which you mentioned tulsa, which was in the news 2020, i think it wasthe hundredth anniversary. many people had heard about it until until then, you know, the term the racial wealth gap has become more used more, more widely used, some of my work at crain's we address in our equity section the racial wealth gap here in chicago. so please talk about racial progress and the economics of all that. yeah, sure. so. you know, the way racial progress is usually talked about in the united states is a just so story. like things were bad in slavery. we had the civil war, they got better for a while. and then you know, we had jim crow. but dr. king marched, rosa sat, we overcame. obama was elected, racism ended. and so it's this it's this narrative of sort of inevitable rights moving forward. so, you know, there's the famous quote from dr. king of like the arc of the moral universe bends toward justice. right. and, you know, i argue that i mean, i argue it's just wrong, right? that if you look at literally nearly any social indicator, black folks and native americ

the poet left his homeland for quite prosaic reasons and was invited to teach at the university of tulsama when questioned accusingly. and why do you live in america, it was assumed that he left everything and left. he always said that i don't live in america. i work in america. and all the time that i have free from work, that is, again, 6 months a year. i spend in russia living in america and not just cutting it up and down with triumphal concerts yevtushenko really didn’t like it. it’s boring after all. here he was really a rock star, as you and i said, yes, but in america he was still a nobody. yes, and no one recognized him on the street, yevtushenko felt decidedly out of his element. now i remember, uh, the scene in new york. so he's near the school. he is sitting on the bench. and i happen to be walking by and talking to a young girl. and suddenly he says to me, sasha come here. come here. listen, you explain to the girl, whose name is there, suppose zhenya and explains there the decision that i am also zhenya but that i am a great poet a professorial position in the quiet outback

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now they transported them to tulsa. want you to listen to how the chief of police described these bodies. >> that all four bodies were submerged in water for what appears to be an extended period of time. therefore, identification will be a challenge. i do suspect foul play in the discovery of the four bodies, what led to them being there. >> reporter: until we get that official confirmation from the medical examiner's office, this is being looked at as two different cases. so the case of the bodies that were found in the lake and then the case of the four missing men. these were all friends between the ages of 29 and 32. they were out hanging out on sunday night and they all had their bikes. at least two of them, we know, had their cell phones on them. authorities were able to track the cell phone data until these phones were turned off or lost power. that took them to two different junk yards. authorities searched those area all week. they had not been able to find anything. in fact, the lake was about five miles from

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he is publisher of the gold goats in guns blog and newsletter and tulsa. we have jeremy cars, mater of he is managing editor of cobra, action magazine, and in washington state we crossed to andre marciano. he is a writer as well as a military and political analysts. all right, crosses rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate it. okay, want to start with under a in washington state.

the fire was reported yesterday in a residential area of broken arrow, about 13 miles southeast of tulsa. police say witnesses told them a family of eight lived in the house. two adults and six children. >> this is a shock to broken arrow. it's a safe city. broken arrow doesn't have this kind of situation every day. >> police said even though the deaths are being investigated as homicides, they do not think there's a threat to the public. >>> north korea has fired more ballistic missiles this morning, according to the south korean military. officials in seoul say two missiles were fired off north korea's east coast into the sea. this is the latest in a series of weapons tests by north korea in recent weeks. it comes as south korea wraps up annual military exercises that included u.s. troops this year. the two allies will begin large-scale air force drills next week. >>> with 11 days to go before the midterm elections, americans are showing up to vote. the u.s. elections project says nearly 16 million people have already cast a ballot either in person or by mail. there are new warning sig

cellphone records that the four men had been near a couple of salvage yards in this town south of tulsaed. on friday they started discovering the bodies. yesterday the police chief said that they believe they have a witness who said they believe that these four men were plotting to commit some sort of crime. they don't know what the crime is, but the police chief says they have reason to believe that this is part of some wider issue that was going on with the four men. >> based on information obtained during the course of the investigation we believe the men planned to commit some type of criminal act when they left the residence on west 6th street. that belief is based on information supplied by a witness who reports they were invited to go with the men to, quote, unquote, hit a lick big enough for all of them. >> so that's what investigators are dealing with. and to make matters even more mysterious investigators say they had spoken with the owner of the salvage yard, a man by the name of joe kennedy, they are not releasing his picture yet. they describe him as a person of interest. t

were people were found dead inside a burning home just outside of tulsa. police in the city of broken arrow say they are investigating. this is a multiple homicide. the state does not appear there is any threat to the public. what is it said that a family of eight lived in the home, including two adults and six children. so far, the victims have not been identified. federal officials have joined the investigation along with local law enforcement there, officials say the report of an active shooter at a santa cruz high school today was a hoax. you can see a large police presence showing up at 9 30 this morning. other public schools nearby. we're told to shelter in place while police investigated, according to the district. officers conducted a room by room search of a high school and students were taken by bus to depot park for reunification with their families want to thank the community support and participation in this particular call today. uh it was a heavy lift, but we were there for the kids, and we're always there for your students. police were able

cops say these f okmulgee, a small city about 50 minutes' drive south of tulsa. cops say these four were very close friends. the police chief now says they believe the men were planning t invited to go with the men to quote, unquote, hit commit a crime >> that belief is based on information supplied by a witness who reports they were invited to go with the men to, quote, unquote, hit a lick big enough for all of them >> hit a lick. the police chief says it's slang for criminal behavior, and it's unclear exactly what the men had planned.y oa but today the okmulgee announced they arrested this person of interest he is joe kennedy. they found him about 1,200 miles away in central florida. cops say they arrested him because he was driving a vehicle that somebody had reported stolen kennedy, as it turns out, owns a scrap yard in oklahoma, right next to the property where the cops say they found evidence of what they described as a violent act. here's cnbc's perry russom >> reporter: police in oklahoma say this river was a dump site it took officers days to recover wha

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