there were denton's -- dentist offices, attorney offices, hotels, movie theaters, restaurants, nightclubs, schools, churches, anything you could imagine wanting or needing in your community in 1921, the black community had here in the greenwood district. the most prosperous, successful black owned business in the country during that time. all of that would change on may 31, 1921. this image here is of mount zion baptist church. mount zion sits to the west of the greenwood cultural center. in this image, prior to when the massacre took place, you can see this is the church part. the massacre took place hair -- here 100 years ago due to the false allegation that a black man had assaulted a young white woman named sarah page. in 24 hours the community would be completely destroyed at the hands of thousands of white rioters who invaded the greenwood district, who were more -- who burned more than 1000 homes to the ground, at least 300 people had lost their lives and 300 black-owned businesses would be completely destroyed. more than $2.7 million in claims were filed by black homeowners and bu

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and what does of equity and justice in, denton, you know, kind of consensus among with good lives and trust among citizens. so failure in the printer, government to groups do different prices to, to create a sense of belonging to leave the road. it says of the south fictional, the state of the sub level, south south, south, south west of the country. we see that it will fade off public and government must indefinitely go. almighty is a good but also in the current and i agreed and essentially we real this connection between the people governance, andy of the state police. and that's what give us credit. so primarily, this is the feel there is some suggestion that the failure to act against some of those communal militia, which we talked about earlier, is because the president is part of those is why do you put any weight into that? i think there is, i mean, if you look at before it became present present in 2015 in the previous election yard, kind of floating spokesperson for the laps and then get into power. he did not try to could have says of even this book he, he spoke against boo

political career, christiane, his mother, the later became president in 1990 outing. ortega after his 1st denton power since his return to office in 2007. right. groups of accused president ortega, of authoritarian rule and leading a brutal suppression of anti government protests in 2018, which more than 300 people were killed. ortega and allies say they're defending nicaragua, sovereignty against hostile foreign influence and sanctions. now, protests, a band and most opposition parties disqualified ortega and his wife, who his vice president had been sanctioned by the u. s. and the european union. the top us diplomat on latin america, julia chung, has called for international action. and the latest arrests are further proof, ortega's disregard for democracy. alex here brian al jazeera. now israeli forces have ordered a health organization in the occupied westbank to shop it's operation for 6 months . the offices of the health work committee were rated and then forced closed by a military decree. some of our organizations senior employees have recently been arrested. the injury operates several

but at the mouth, health situation worse than that could be a death denton policy or television. there will be delving deeper about story next fall here when off into national for the meantime that sold lots more to come. if you join us at the top of the, our jo wednesday program live for moms go, thanks for joining us. the me, the news. this is your media a reflection of reality. the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer. type relation or community. are you going the right way or are you being somewhere direct? what is truth? what is faith? in a world corrupted, you need to defend the join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, in the i don't know. i mean there are some steps in there were rescuing the food that they were not scabbing or were rescuing resources that are still good. this is best buy march 21st, which is in 2 days. all these potatoes, paula pianos, onions, all of these came from waste brown sources. this is great for me because i'm always looking for a way to give things away. dr. because the tax laws, you know, definitely do benefit the we

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yet over 400 facilities have permanently closed including our much-loved swimming pool in west denton, and many thousands more are under threat. will the prime minister do two things about that today, expand andextend the national leisure recovery fund to fund these much-needed facilities and back new castle state for the -- [inaudible] from the leveling-up fund? everybody deserves a chance to live a healthier life and one day, perhaps, to play or swim for their country. >> well, i thank the honorable lady, because i think it was a great question. she's absolutely right to champion grassroots sports and what it can do for the young people and for the health of this country. i certainly hope that the center she champions will be successful in the leveling-up fund but, obviously, i can't control that myself. he must make that case herself, but i wish her every possible good fortune. >> [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. speaker. in rochester we are incredibly proud of our longstanding community and the crux it makes to the -- [inaudible] so it has come as a huge blow that the board of direct

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. >> it's going back from growing up in texas, i believe in denton, texas, and came from here to tulsars he would have his businesses. it would have a different -- really something. i've been up all night so excuse me. been running around. my great-grandfather's place was there where the mural is, at cameron and greenwood avenue. a little joint, nothing fancy, but it was home. it's hard to tell -- some of the documentation are messy, as i do my research. i know he was angry at the time of the riot and after the riot and all kinds of things happening. he lost his property. it's a hard pill to swallow. i'm getting teared up now because that should have been my inheritance. and a freeway sits on the top of it. i'm finding out what happened so many years ago. i understand this anger, the anger of my great-grandmother who never talked about it. it was a beautiful time back in those days. everybody is connected. as i'm doing my research, never to return and lived somewhere in fresno, california. the only thing i can remember they were -- he had some very -- i'm getting tongue tired. i'm gett

scott kohn handles this story and is live in denton, texas with a deeper look >> reporter: in all thefive no state has done better but some say that texas is putting all of it at risk, not our rankings, but texas' competitiveness in general over the issue of inclusion amber briggle runs a successful massagetherapy business. she moved here 12 years ago and considers her sf a texan but she says if she and her husband know what they know now -- >> we would have said no thank you. >> reporter: their son max is transgender. there were bans on trans girls playing sports and medical care that would have branded parents like amber as child abusers. >> it's terrifying to think that all the things we have done as max' parents to help him become the young man that he is could somehow land us in prison. >> reporter: the transgender bills didn't pass, nor did a restrictive voting bill, but republicans still say it was the most confer testify session in history, expanding gun rights and rye distestricting abortion. the head of texas competes says it is bad for business >> what does this say about t

steve denton was on that flight and took this video. and one of the reasons why it's now viral.ittle tired, right? late night and an unexpected red-eye that we weren't expected to take but we're doing fine. >> so, what happened? >> well, i think, i mean, just to put it into small shelves there, we were somewhere between -- halfway between oklahoma city and dallas, and one of the passengers, who had been acting really weird the entire time, i mean, this guy was up and down the whole time, he was wearing a helmet, he basically walked up and down the row, opening up every single overhead bin, just out of nowhere, he stood up and he grabbed the p.a. system and he said, hey, everybody should put on their oxygen masks because things are getting ready to get very turbulent. and then i think it took the flight attendants by surprise, and he was an off-duty airline flight attendant, so i think it surprised them, and then at that point, some other delta off-duty employees that were in the cabin started going to the front, and then the guy made a move for the door, and i don't know exactly

scott cohn handles this study hp every year and is live in denton, texas, with a deeper look hi, scott. >> reporter: hi, shep, in all the years we have been doing this study, texas has never finished outside the top five. it was the top state four times last in 2018 so no state has done better, but some say that texas is putting all of it at risk, not our rankings, but texas competitiveness in general over the issue of inclusion amber briggle runs a successful massage therapy business she moved here 12 years ago, and considers herself a texan. >> i'm a small business owner, we're established. >> if she and her husband knew then what they know now. >> we would have said no thank you, and kept looking. >> their 13-year-old son max is transgender, kids like him singled out in the state legislature this year. there were bans on trans girls playing school sports and specialized medical care that would have branded parents like amber as child abusers. >> it's terrifying to think that all the things that we have done as max's parents to help him become the young man that he is could somehow l