nowhere is the need for action more urgent than cushing, oklahoma. cushing is home to the nation's largest crude oil storage and pipeline facilities, which the department of homeland security calls critical infrastructure. the complex was rocked by a series of earthquakes last fall. now the state has asked you to stop putting so much water down. action. we're six miles away from cushing over there. >> whitaker: independent oil man gary larue says cutting back on the disposal of water also means cutting back on the production of oil and gas. with the recent drop in oil prices, the cutbacks, he says, will hurt. >> larue: $30 a barrel, if we have to cut our production in half because of restrictions they put on us, we're done. >> whitaker: you're out of business? >> larue: yeah. we won't be drilling wells, we won't be employing local people to do our service work, we're it will drive us out. >> whitaker: since may, larue abandoned has eight of his 14 wells to comply with the cutbacks. >> kathy matthews: you know that it's going to hurt the companies. it

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we could see what happens when they consider cushing production this fall. drivers around the country enjoyed record low countries at the pump but forced large oil company lay offs and drilling came to a crawl and slowed down or stopped all together. >> we've managed to stay in the 40 to $45 range and if news like this can help >> they are thinking about cutting up to 700,000-barrels of oil a day. >>> right now take a live look advil liqui - gels work so fast you'll ask what bad back? what pulled hammy? advil liqui - gels make pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. she'll call nine one one. average response time? eleven minutes. too late. she keeps a firearm in this safe for protection. but hillary clinton could take away her right to self

this security camera at a high school in cushing, oklahoma about nine miles northwest of pawnee, a town of 2200 people. at least one historic building was affected, and a dozen other buildings or homes are either uninhabitable or heavily damaged. at this grocery store, a major mess as food and bottles went flying. >> the biggest one i've ever felt, it's quite an eye opener when you're sound asleep. >> reporter: only one minor injury was reported. a homeowner who is now out of the hospital. and inspectors say they didn't find any structura cleanup begins. >> we've had a lot of earthquakes in the last couple of years, and they have been just single tremors. and boom and it's gone. right away you can tell this was something different. >> anchor: there's a type of hard bed rock in that part of oklahoma that actually kept the quake damage from being much worse. >> anchor: potential beach goers and boaters not looking so and this long duration event means we could be tracking herl evenful the middle of next i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico

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that's from cushing high school midway between tulsa and oklahoma city as it captured the shaking of the building. the quake was centered in northern oklahoma where it left a number of buildings damaged and at least one person injured. the state has ordered dozens of oil and gas wastewater dispose al cells to shut down. >>> donald trump stepping up his outreach to african-american voters making a stop at a church in detroit today where he promised change as commander in chief. the republican nominee telling the con grash that he plans to bring back jobs and education to their community. trump's visit to the motor city not without controversy though. angry protesters gathered outside the church. how will trump connect with the key voting block aligned with hillary clinton. we're going to ask a trump supporter and senior adviser coming up next. >>> there's more fallout over colin kaepernick refusal to stand over the national anthem and recent comments he made about police officers. the san francisco 49ers continuing his silent protest by taking a knee at a preseason game in san diego t

we'll look at demand and whether online orders are cushing the sidewalk frenzy.lus pandora launches a $5 a month ad free service. i'll ask tim whether we'll see the on demand service go head-to-head with spotify. edward snowden is back in the spotlight with a movie premiere. we'll consider whether he goes down in history as a traitor, a criminal or a hero. but first to the lead, apple fans making their annual pilgrimage to pick up the latest iphones with lines of customers wrapping street corners in cities around the world. apple says the retail stores sold out quickly meaning that only customers who preordered their phones are guaranteed to get them this week. the iphone seven caps off a remarkable week for apple shares closing up to 11% for the week. david kirkpatrick, my guest host for the hour is with me in new york. david, i hear you wandered past the apple store in grand central and it was quite a scene? scene, it was relatively orderly, but it was crowded and quite excited it seemed to me. so my impression from talking to people there and from just checkin

governments or overthrow them or try to make -- you know, try to create vermont in the middle of the hindu cush. we're just not going to do it. many of the neocons especially are committed to this policy of remaking the world in their own image. so trump is -- >> how many times are we going to send our national treasure, our men and women to fight, bleed, die, and win mosul, ramadi, fallujah, tikrit, and baghdad only to have it ripped away from them, and then hillary clinton said, woops, it's a mistake that i sent you, and we've got to learn from the mistake. tell that that the parents that lost their sons and daughters there or the guys that came back disfigured. >> you couldn't be more right on this, sean. look, when robert mcnamara was behind sending all those guys to vietnam, and people found out he really didn't believe in it, he didn't walk away from that. people put that to him year in and year out. they weren't remaking him secretary of defense. look, these people who have done this, they say we're wrong. we apologize. we're sorry. fine. that does not mean you ought to be entrusted with

curry andrew peter charles curry green michael sean curtin patricia cushing as themy brother, from whyscue 32 sacrifice his life along with all the other first responders who lost their lives in the service of others. your family's love and miss you. we honor your memory and your lives and all the lives we lost that day. , -- my sister,r maria. it has been eckstein years since i've seen that beautiful face and funny smile. i know you are my guardian angel. please take care of mommy and daddy now and i wrote you this little pelham -- this little poem. death leaves a heartache no one can heal. death leaves a heartache no one can steal. rest in peace. [applause] gavin cushny caleb arron dack carlos s. da costa jason m. dahl brian paul dale john d'allara vincent gerard d'amadeo thomas a. damaskinos jack l. d'ambrosi, jr. jeannine damiani-jones manuel joao damota patrick w. danahy mary d'antonio vincent g. danz dwight donald darcy elizabeth ann darling annette andrea dataram edward a. d'atri michael d. d'auria lawrence davidson michael allen davidson scott matthew davidson titus davidson ni

trump has made cushing crime in urban areas a big part of his pitch to black voters. >> chicago justears. more than 2,800 people have been shot in chicago since just the beginning of the year. you look at war-torn countries are safer than living in our inner cities by a lot. it will and it must be ended. under a trump administration it will indeed end. >> as part of his appeal to african-american voters trump is making a visit to the black church great faith ministries international in detroit on saturday. with us now for analysis, robert jeffers, senior pastor of the first baptist church in dallas along with nicky johnson houston, an attorney and civil rights advocate in philadelphia. nicky, we'll start with you. what do you want to hear from donald trump when he visits detroit tomorrow? >> well, i want to hear solutions about what's going on in the african-american community and why african-american voters should stop supporting the democrats and start supporting the republicans. i want to hear an articulate plan about how we're going to make it better other than just saying it can

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your hands up and comply with everything and there's still a chance of them getting shot, and no rep cush repercussions for anyone, that's an unfortunate time to be living. you know, it's an unfortunate place to be in. it's not a lot you can tell a kid. there's not a lot -- you can try to inspire, inspire a person when you say, hey, we need black fathers to be in the community to stay there for your kids, but they're getting killed in the street for nothing, for putting their hands on their cars. that's the unfortunate par, that's the unfortunate place we're living in and something needs to be done. so when a guy takes a knee, you can ignore it, you can siay he' not being patriotic, not honoring the flag. i'm not doing any of those things. i'm saying it straight up, this is wrong, and we need to do something. thank you, guys. have a blaessed day. >> the movement sherman referenced kicked off by nfl quarterback's colin kaepernick's silent protest during the national anthem is growing. taken up by sherman, players at college, high school, pop warner level, as well as athletes in other sport

cushing. two thirds of seniors identify as white in christians. that is a huge shift in the generation alive today and not as part of the seismic changes we are singing. the book into this are the numbers of americans claiming no religious affiliation. you can be seniors claiming no religious affiliation that the millennial generation, more than a third claiming no religious affiliation. just to let behind this is that, what does this look like in the longer scope? this is lucky not% of population by race and affiliation here with just enough product in. if you look here, you will see up until 1993, we were still a majority white and protestant country. the little blip in the middle because the side after 19 and three is the last of the country was white and protestant. the decline of protestant in the country is entirely due to white protestant decline. the screen area here are african-american protestants which have maintained their share of the population over time and you will see these orange tones are latino islander protestant and contribut

curry andrew peter charles curry green michael sean curtin patricia cushing >> and my brother, gerardcrificed his life along with all the other first responders who lost their lives in the service of others. your family's love and miss you. we honor your memory and your lives and all the lives we lost that day. >> and my sister maria. it has been eckstein years since i've seen that beautiful face and funny smile. i know you are my guardian angel. please take care of mommy and daddy now and i wrote you this little poem. death leaves a heartache no one can heal. death leaves a heartache no one can steal. rest in peace. [applause] >> gavin cushny caleb arron dack carlos s. da costa jason m. dahl brian paul dale john d'allara vincent gerard d'amadeo thomas a. damaskinos jack l. d'ambrosi, jr. jeannine damiani-jones manuel joao damota patrick w. danahy mary d'antonio vincent g. danz dwight donald darcy elizabeth ann darling annette andrea dataram edward a. d'atri michael d. d'auria lawrence davidson michael allen davidson scott matthew davidson titus davidson niurka davila ada m. davis cli

lot of experts are starting to question when we could potentially see something like that affect cushing. >> we'll see if they're going to just shut down as you said the 37 waste water wells or take it further. so the industry is moving more toward carbon, co2 fracking, trying to pull away from water. >> which is less damaging or --? >> well, it's just less expensive and water is hard to get in certain spots. and perhaps also less damaging as well. >> so two thoughts on that. the first is in oklahoma specifically you have basically oceans that are buried deep under the ground in oklahoma. so when you are extracting oil and gas, whether you're doing it through horizontal hydraulic fracturing or more traditional means, you're pulling up something like 10 barrels of waste water for every one barrel of oil. so tons of water coming out of the ground in oklahoma, more than other parts of the country. the other thing i note is that the occ has really come down swiftly on diz pose sal wells. last year when i had been reporting on this they'd only been limiting some of the waste water injection a

curry andrew peter charles curry green michael sean curtin patricia cushing. >> and my brother gerarde other first responders who lost their lives in service of others. your families love and miss you. today we honor your memory and your life and the lives of all who lost that day. >> and my sister, maria lavag. it's been 15 years since i have seen that beautiful face and that funny smile. i know you're my guardian angel. please take care of mommy and daddy now, and i wrote you this little poem. death leaves a heartache no one could heal. love leaves a memory no one could steal. rest in peace, maria. [ applause ] gavin cushny caleb arron dack carlos s. dacosta jason m. dahl brian paul dale john d'allara vincent gerard d'amadeo thomas a. damaskinos jack d'ambrosi jeannine marie damiani-jones manuel damoto patrick w. danahy mary d'antonio vincent danz dwight donald darcy elizabeth ann darling annette andrea dataram edward a. d'atri michael d. d'auria lawrence davidson michael allen davidson scott matthew davidson titus davidson niurka davila adam. davis clinton davis wayne terrial davis