who is viola fletcher? guest: viola fletcher is one of the living individuals who was alive at the time of the massacre in 1921. ho: still alive tod and has ifiebefore congress about the tulsa race massacre. i want to play viewers a minute or so of her testimony back in may 2021 around the 100th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre. >> the city of tulsa and the chamber of commerce told us the massacre didn't happen, like we did not see it with our own eyes . you have me here right now, you see my brother. we lived this history and we cannot ignore it. it is our lives with us. we lost everything that day, our homes, our churches, our newspapers, our theaters. what represented all of what was best for black people in america and for all of the people. no one cared about us for almost 100 years. we and our history have been forgotten, washed away. this congress must recognize us and our history. for black america, for the white americans, and all americans. host: that happened in may 2021. what does that tes

alex fletcher, bbc news.e mothers than ever representing britain at the 2024 olympics and paralympics. 0ur sports news correspondent laura scott has been speaking to four mothers vying for places at paris 2024. they are too young to understand, but there is a thread linking these boys and their toys. their mums are all elite athletes vying for selection to the olympics and paralympics this summer. these four are part of a growing number trying to do both. but when hockey player joe pinna became the first in the gb squad to have a baby, she set about forming an athlete—mums group chat which has 50 members. we are all in different sports and print currencies and different expenses, just that awareness of we are not being alone. what i think we are good at is telling other if there are inconsistencies in how we are be treated are the benefits or support we receive. despite steps to make it easier for athletes to return after having children, like continuing their funding during pregnancy, challenges remain. i do

alex fletcher, bbc news.be more mothers than ever representing britain at the 2024 olympics and paralympics. our sports news correspondent laura scott has been speaking to four mothers vying for places at paris 2024. they're too young to understand, but there's a thread linking these boys — and their toys. their mums are all elite athletes vying for selection for the olympics and paralympics this summer. these four are part of a growing number trying to do both. you stop it! but when hockey playerjo pinner became the first in the gigabits —— gigabits squad to have a baby, squad to have a baby, she set about forming an athlete mums group chat, which now has 15 members. we're all different sports, and we've all had different pregnancies, different experiences., and i thinkjust that awareness that we're, like, we're not alone. what we've been quite good at is telling each other if there are inconsistencies in how we're being treated, or the benefits or support we're receiving. despite steps to make it easier for

>> my name is fletcher . my >> my name is fletcher. my name's parker. >> lovely.r name ? >> lovely. and what's your name? >> lovely. and what's your name? >> hello, bella. grace and grace and bella particularly. >> you look very beautiful. do you enjoy dressing up? yes, yes. and you love it so much. you >> where? where am i dressing up? clothes at bedtime . up? clothes at bedtime. >> exactly. she wears her dressing up clothes as her pyjamas. and fletcher. what do you love most about your jeep? you love most about yourjeep? >> well, i like it. how the way it goes, how fast it goes. because i'm more of a racer. >> are you okay? i feel like you might be showing off now. i think you might have to show me how fast you can go. do you want to take it away, fletcher? >> well, it might be well, it's. the battery isn't that fast. it's only fast when it charged. really should we give it a go? yeah. >> do you think? let's see how it goes. so you've got the keys in your hand. parker, are you feeling confident? okay okay. all right, let's see how this goes. take it away. well,

we started seeing bondage everywhere that floating or semi floating navy man tally fletcher was a 19-year-old gunners made from baton rouge, louisiana. >> his task escort the lcis, the landing crafts, ferrying infantry fighters such as corporal states to shore well, there's that we're going to take in to water up to your knees and they dropped the front of the lci now the answer it says a go nobody booths that's a yells go nobody moves this is all right. >> billy kotb, 50 guy ring back on the 50 gallon river shiga he says, we're very give them 30 seconds. the start shooting from back to front. i've going to back. you know what i'm doing push a first step up to our knees is right here right up for our shoulders. >> the next day we hear get those rifles up in the air. we can always get new mega, we can get new rifles omaha beach was 300 yards of flat terrain protected with razor wire and land mines. >> beyond that deadly terrain a cliff. and from that high ground highly trained german machine gunners roughly 2,500 american men died that day. on the beaches of normandy the idea of landin

fletcher is making today.of the trigger means pull of the trigger. tor is character islessed as a machine ben. what might work is if there's an argument to extend the united states against camp. does that spring the accelerator and change the nature of the trigger in that's the question that needs to be addressed. if a.t.f. wants to continue to characterize the accelerator as a machine gun, it's going to need to come up with a much better argument than what it offers in 2006. we're not closinty, but we think the rationale at banning nonmechanical bump stocks. >> thank you, counse justice thomas? >> mr. mitchell, i think you would agree that the bump stock accelerates the rate of fire. >> absolutely. why wouldn't you then take the further st ore of the trigger in doi t to reset after every single shot. it's not accelerating by changing the trigger, it's accelerating the rate of fire -- >> that's not really what -- >> i'm sorry. >> why wouldn't you say that you have enhancemechanism by using p stock?>> because i

fletcher and mrs.andom they were incredibly disappointed, but they are willing to keep fighting, right to the end, including, as you mentioned, asking that the federal government engaged in a criminal investigation as well as civil investigation into the continuing impact of the tulsa race massacre on the residents of greenwood, that the black community then in tulsa as well as north tulsa. so when you say that before we get to the federal element here, there's going to be filing of a petition for rehearing to ask the justices to reconsider. is that routine? i mean, you're not expecting any different outcome with no more information, are you? >> well, it's somewhat routine we are filing the petition for rehearing in part to highlight the ways in which the supreme court of oklahoma misrepresented some of the facts that we alleged in the petition, and has obscured the ways in which the continuing impact of the tulsa race massacre, which has acknowledged on the citizens of greenwood still has consequences

fletcher is a passionate believer in art education.twork. and you've come in. nancy. thank you so much. and absolutely filled the studio with glorious paintings. now, first of all, who are your students ? what sort who are your students? what sort of people are we talking about? >> so they range. we have as young as 18 to as old as 55, but we can go up older than that and they come from all kinds of backgrounds. so some have come from universities who are wanting a much more detail filled and rigorous way of being taught how to draw and paint . taught how to draw and paint. that's the main body of people. and then others who have really had a passion for art all their lives. but have either been told by their parents that it probably isn't a great career to go into, or that they have, just wanted to reignite it. really? >> would none of these people describe himself or herself as a professional artist? >> not initially. not professional artist? >> not initially . not when >> not initially. not when they've come? no, not at all. that's

they are spry, strong and they'll smile warmly when you say, hey miss fletcher or hey miss randle, i'mgoing to spend a lot of time with both these. and it really is amazing how how whether they are you know, when i first approached them, i was kind of doing it with like the porcelain gloves, like, you know, i hope don't break. i'm not going to break. i'm here. i'm on alert, you know. so it's been really a pleasure to get to know those folks. but their time on this earth, like all of ours, is limited. they're living survivor. he's been ellis passed away last october at the age of 102. the survivors are part of a new reparations lawsuit seeking justice. justice on behalf of the entire community. several massacre descendants were originally of the lawsuit as well, but tulsa county judge recently ruled the notice this could be part of the suit. that means when these survivors pass away, their pursuit of justice goes with them. and tulsa and oklahoma and america, the arbiters of so-called justice, are patiently eyeing the hourglass and their understanding of time. it's backwards and untreat

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fletcher was charged with voluntary manslaughter.ll pending trial today. >> in san francisco's hall of justice. paul pelosi took the stand and faced the man who assaulted him with a hammer. ktvu is christian. >> captain was inside the courtroom for that testimony. >> paul pelosi, husband of the former speaker of the house, walked into department 19 of san francisco's hall of justice ready to tell his account of what happened in the early morning hours of october 28th, 2022. on the witness stand, he said he awoke shortly after 2 a.m. to see david depape standing in his bedroom saying, quote, i'm groggy and this large man with a hammer in his hand comes into my room, which is an amazing thing to realize. and he said, are you paul pelosi? pelosi said he was able to call 911 from his mobile phone. he wasn't certain officers would come, but said he managed to convince depape to go downstairs towards the front door while they were standing by the door. those officers arrived, the officer's body worn, cameras captured the moment david depap

alex fletcher, bbc news.se suffering with motor neurone disease. 35—year—old slater, who has been living with mnd since being diagnosed two years ago, said burrow helped to give him and many others a voice. slater made 78 appearances for gloucester, afterjoining in 2017, and was still playing for them when he first began to experience symptoms. former rugby union player ed slater it was diagnosed with motor neurone disease two years ago. he became friends with rob burrow. congratulate your treasure every time we do it. the wonderful words and tributes there from former gloucester and leicester player ed slater. and a reminder you can watch the bbc documentary — �*there's only one rob burrow�*, all about the life of the former leeds rhinos player, on the bbc iplayer, and the bbc sport website. the us open golf gets under way on thursday and the defending champion wyndham clark says players need to become better at checking on each other�*s well—being. mental health has become a key focus since 30—year—old gray

fletcher, have sought reparation from oklahoma to what happened in greenwood.. with this decision by the supreme court, the state supreme court in oklahoma, is this the end of the road? if so, do you get a sense that said survivors are at peace with that, that they fought and kept fighting? >> always good to see you, and happy father's day. so good to be with you. you been a champion in support of us every step of the way. obviously, we were devastated by this unjust decision by the oklahoma supreme court. we think they moved the goalpost once again, what the state of oklahoma has been doing for 103 years. survivors and victims of the massacre have been trying to get justice. this is not the end. i want to let everybody know this is not the end. your justice for greenwood, my amazing team, we still have some theories to move forward. in fact, we are going to file within the next 15 days a petition for a rehearing in front of the oklahoma supreme court. we want to explain to them that they need to give one more opportunity to get these right for these last two l

fletcher about last year. what does justice look like to you?e now that we have justice on all of that to where we can live all our life. >> and that is the "reidout". "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" day >> people are saying to themselves, where we better off four years ago or are we better off now

alex fletcher, bbc news. 44 balls to help canada reach 106—7, but muhammad rizwan and babar azam's steady partnership meant pakistan were never really in danger of losing this one. and it was usman khan who secured the final runs, and a vital win, they still need to beat ireland in florida on sunday and hope results and run rates go their way elsewhere. and that's your sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, we'll see you soon. bye—bye. hello there, good evening. well, it's been another day of sunny spells with some showers. blustery, chilly northwesterly winds blowing towards north sea—facing coasts once again. the air is cold for the time of year certainly, but it still feels pleasantly warm — the best of the sunshine, the sun just as strong as it is everyjune. and there'll be more in the way of sunshine probably tomorrow — the driest—looking day of the week. not completely dry, still a few showers around, and certainly a chilly start to the day. now, we've got high pressure building

i am james fletcher and a radar be in for darya folsom this morning. they have out of the numbers the past couple of days. yeah. it has been blistering hot as we all know, triple digit heat that my car did as yeah, we're james. you are. you are at. >> not that far off from what your car thermometer said, which is kind of wild because a lot of times they are rugs. so accurate car thermometer looking outside at downtown san francisco from way, way, far away. the top of mount tam. >> we do have just a little bit of fog streaming through at the coastline. the first signs of at least it's rounding the corner. we're still in the heat wave, but not as hot as yesterday. today, ocean temperatures actually really icy cold. that's bring in pacifica, half moon bay point raise down into the 40's right now. well, air he's like pittsburgh at 67. brent would last time i checked with you, you are still in the 70's. so some of our inland areas didn't get a ton of relief last night. still kind of warm this morning. heat advisories are still in effect through midnight ton

rise and shine on stephanie and i'm james fletcher. we're waking up to a nice bright start to this friday morning. and luckily for you, we've got temperatures that will be nice and mild for the weekend ahead. sounds pretty nice. let's check in with john shrable for more on that not so been. yeah. we're looking at a good one. today %s going to be a little clearer than yesterday for a lot of areas that held on to that june gloom for a little longer than we would have liked yesterday. already getting lots of sunshine above the east bay hills. this is one of our biggest differences from where we were 24 hours ago. nice to catch that view out there as we kick off this morning, winds are actually going to kick up more and more later on today and 30 to 40 miles per hour. gusts at the coast today may make this a weekend to not head out to the coastline. if you are going to be in san jose will be in one of our commerce spots. so good for you. there. visibility is back to full force. nothing out there getting in the way of the view as you're hea

i'm james fletcher animate harvey in for darya folsom this morning. hot temperatures have really been on the top of the news past few days. yeah, that's been the story line. and i think today still more of the same, although maybe a degree or 2 relief. johnson, relieved he's a good thing. even if it is just a little bit at a time and we are seeing temperatures dropping finally around that corner making yesterday, the hottest day of the forecast now looking outside at the embarcadero, san francisco's the spot that is going to see a significant drop downtown drops from the 80's yesterday to just the low 70's today. it's our coastal areas that will experience that cool down. first inland areas, although no triple digits today, it is still going to be 90's 50's to 60's for our current temperatures. aside from the immediate coastline, ocean temperatures are actually really, really cold right now on all it takes is a little bit of a breeze to push some of that ocean cool their direction. we do start to see that taking shape today. but inland areas, you stil

i'm james fletcher right. harvey in for darya folsom. the top story this morning has been the heat past 2 days. in fact. >> and now the heat taken a turn for it hopefully start to come down just a touch. john, good morning. yeah. mother nature is taken like a half a step back today. and still a hot one, but not as hot as yesterday. so we'll take it. >> moving in the right direction. setting us up for a much more comfortable weekend where we're sitting right now in san francisco. we do have a lot of sunshine out there, but also notice some of the leaves on the tree right there. we got that sea breeze kicking back up for the city today. that means will be as much as 10 degrees cooler than yesterday for spots like concord. you'll go from 102, yesterday to just 90 degrees today. so for some of us, this is a pretty big change of pace. concord, you're at 72 right now. oakland at 61 vacaville are one of our for spots in the low 80's heat advisory still in effect through midnight tonight for the same spots as the past couple of days, winds are p

leslie benningfield and viola fletcher, both over 100 years old sued for lack of compensation for victims' losses. >>> storms spawned by tropical disturbance continue to soak south florida, submerging roadways and cars. governor ron desantis declaring a state of emergency. florida's notorious flood problem now reemerging, due to porous limestone underneath roads. >> it's something we call compound flooding, whereas the water's coming from underneath you may see it percolate up through storm drains. when you add rainfall on top of that, there's nowhere for the water to go. >> the storm canceling flights, delaying travelers, including the nhl's florida panthers. they were three hours late departing ft. lauderdale for their flight to edmonton for games three and four of the stanley cup final. and the deluge is expected to continue today. angie lassman is tracking that systemfor us, and hopefully a system that's coming to a close, angie. >> good morning. we're going to continue to see this be an issue for folks over the next couple days in this region. 7 million people under flood watches as

fletcher: thank you, madam speaker. scanlon, for your work on the rules committee, for your focus on this issue this morning, and in response as to what we'drevi. i've just returned to washington from my home state of texas where i am sorry to report that the health care crisis we have been experiencing has only gotten worse. pregnant women in crisis, having miss carriages, having compli -- miscarving complications that put their health and their lives at risk are being turned away from hospital emergency rooms because the extreme laws that our stateg abortion of just about any kind, doctors and hospitals have asked for clear guidance about when and how they can take care of these patients. are suffering in texas like it, that have passed similar vague extreme laws criminalizing doctors, women and pregnancy itself. pregnant women have limitedo nod even their lives and health at risk, including their ability to have children in the future. pregnant women have shown up at emergency rooms only to be told to come back later

fletcher come you talk abouthe mechanics of these va o the different ethics of tse price on two pullse other. wany bullets and how much time? andhe one of these bump stock weapons, where it is at fault in the spectrum between those? ratc number is not a fixed numbe it skl of shooter.weapon and the maximum for skilledú; sometg like 180 bults a minute. in practice it's chore slower for the vast majority of people. how muchlower? >> it depends. more on the order of 60, something ke that. but the point is that is practi. traditiol m-16 thos should mity, 600 to 900. and helicopters shoot much faster. 700 to 900. th original bump stock 650 rounds and the devices between 400 and 800 rounds a mit range and is not are you able to fire multiple shots. d e rate of fire is powerful evidence that there are not multiple movemenng on here. >> you referred to the language in 1934 and around that time and stocks didn't exist around that >> you apply the language and apply language that congress wrote and apply to something that didn't exist at the time. fishing real, auto glove, allf them are new cong

lessie benningfield randle, who was 109, is still with us and mother, viola ford fletcher, who is 110, is still with us and they are just as disappointed as my entire legal team including my co-counsel out of new york, salty, walter, and zabel. we are just devastated because this is a case that should have moved forward at this point, we will only ask you for the opportunity to get, to court to have discovery and hopefully have a trial on his issued approve our claims is credibly disappointed. we believe that the oklahoma supreme court now they get it wrong on the ultimate decision, but their reasoning did not make a lot of sense. they did not follow the law. and so we are planning to file four petition for rehearing. we have 20 days to do that. we hope they will reconsider this very unjust decision i want to read a bit of what the court actually ruled. >> they firstly, acknowledge and this is grievance with the social and economic inequities created by the tulsa race massacre is legitimate and worthy of merit. the court ruled, but they also said that the law does not permit them to e

busy randy uh, l fletcher has been under a state of basically, uh, she may and terry and blockade, even before the fighting started inside the city. i, in the case of sudan or forces they have uh, blocked uh, shipments through our as f territory. uh, from cap, which is ad catastrophic implications on the united nations and other agencies being able to feed inside our 4 overall recei uh, sedan heading towards what's called integral. ready based classification level 5, otherwise known as fame in the same same camp in l. foster as of april, 30 percent of the children. there were an estate what's called severe acute malnutrition or sam. and so we already had people dying from the site, you know, file shirt, even before bullets were flying, simply due to lack of food. now briefly, a few kind of what impact can the international community really have in holding both sides to account for these will crimes. to put it simply, the un security council resolution is a 1st step, but only a 1st step. at this point there has to be consequences for both are as happens. have in therefore in backers incl

and also attacked the traffic police post about a 125, lead me to 3 and the look the capital of my fletcher collar. we will provide you supposedly, of the subsequent operational, such as investigated measures because you don't update all participants in diesel sleeper, sofa identify reviews. and of course they had been preparing, including from abroad. i would like to ask one of you, the biggest on is to remain calm. the situation is under the control of the government and law enforcement agencies. i mean, if it gets at least 15 policemen were killed in the attacks and among the 4 civilian casualties and orthodox priest who worked there for 40 years. and the church guard were also killed. some parts of the units go ahead and site the burnt local media says at least 2 goodman running to the orthodox church, tried to set fire to its main icon and then opened fire. seed media reported that the attackers were supporters of an international terrorist organizations. but does not name it largest non has been simmering since the 1990s window shop for children and local separatists. at least 4 peopl

nick fletcher cut off part of the sites still to me. judging that name was encouraging to me, they kind of thoughts, it's part of most of just going to go into thinking and it's not for me to keep it . that's what i'm supposed to do. i will, we need to shop if i mation for me on the bottom, but i'm sold a lot of beautiful just the shows that the nation us again, science for the wants of just did you going to for sure what you mean via those to uh say new lives start to for me to get them could be up to the villages. just give me a little bit of the news because the bonus from a congestion. so for the that what you meant by that for sure. i did it to the computer. we do have some contrast with the city of the one. yeah. city where you may be able to stop in and show it to them for being a flight also you sure sort of can we can go to the email to doc. so usually most us providing a play and when she did up scott, i mean you can pony, but don't put any money by susan. they will chest you. but i'm with you at the out of some sort. and it said you may have to out of school, your 4th grade i

the decision follows a meeting of the trans atlantic alliance at nato headquarters in brussels, fletchers for bilateral assistance will continue to be organized through a us led group of some 50 countries. nato will now take over some of the logistics for delivering that support and training nato head against oldenburg. it says the mission will be headquartered at a u. s. military base in germany, and involve almost 700 staff. these efforts do not make nato a part due to the conflict, but they will enhance our support to crane to uphold its right to self defense. more on this new meeting now from dw corresponded terry schultz in brussels. terry, this new natal operation called the security assistance and training for ukraine will be located in germany. do we know more specifics as well as, as has been mentioned, this will be about 700 people under nato control, nato command located in the spot. and, and this is, is a new role for nato. it's the 1st time that the alliance is, is really taking, taking more responsibility and facilitating getting the weapons that have been pledged for ukrain

and, and so the real concern here is if the fletcher paul, that we could see not just the humanitarian catastrophe, but really on a, on a controlled level of violence against, on our security in santa ana and a new era of genocide and in the reach of the bank complex going on since april of last year. it's going under the radar of many and international community because of other crises going on. and we just don't have great coverage of what's happening . but the reports we do get just show that people really are uh uh, you know, facing the final stand here and i'll foster that's why this is so significant a police officer his shots and injured the magistrates in the canyon quote. before being killed in the shoot, talked with other offices, the policeman shots at the magistrate, the mac, a dollar a little quotes, the not ruby off that she rejected his wife's bell request. his wife admitted obtaining more than $20000.00 by fraud. its us assigned a 10 year security agreement and ukraine. the g 7, somebody can easily block slate is also agreed to give chief of $50000000000.00. i don't kno

and in boston, alex devolved executive director of the world peace foundation based at the fletcher school at tufts university. a warm welcome to each of you. i'm good. let me start with this. is it possible at this point to say who is winning this war? we're about 12 months, 14 months into this who's winning the safety service, but actually the no one is a, uh, this is our, uh, so between 2 actors are both losing as the biggest loser. the existing varies, varies uh in the back of easy because i'm getting the car back to the bar around the with the army or the losing ground. i'm beginning to ground the song of a is, but it's losing going over all over the control over that can be kind of the same thing as all as if you decide to use me, she has a mover and so not to have a project to hold on just a series, no. uh, any uh, sign of normal life, easy to use. uh, control by exotics and univision design and some of the use of deals internationally vc these items uh, competing these airforce designs. uh, move on to the, you know, be done on no mobile phones in bringing in to uh to the company. e

and, and so the real concern here is if the fletcher paul, that we could see not just the humanitarian catastrophe, but really on a, on a controlled level of violence against, on our security in santa ana and a new era of genocide and in the reach of the bank complex going on since april of last year. it's going under the radar of many and international community because of other crises going on. and we just don't have great coverage of what's happening . but the reports we do get just show that people really are uh, uh, you know, facing the final stand here and i'll foster that's why this is so significant the autonomy to the war on dollars a now. and the world free program says it's operation is i'll be severely affected by israel's attacks and the southern and central areas of the strip there on the alphas at southern dogs. i could see the same extreme hunger that was previously recorded in the roles. they went. agencies as the north has seen an improvement and assistance with supplies entering through the western areas crossing thought. fuel prices remain high and palestinians are

and so the real concern here is if the fletcher paul, that we could see not just the humanitarian catastrophe, but really on a, on a controlled level of violence against on our civilians and a, and a, and a new era genocide in the reach of the bank complex going on since april of last year. it's going under the radar of many and international community because of other crises going on. and we just don't have great coverage of what's happening, but the reports we do get just show that people really are uh, uh, you know, facing the final stand here and off. actually that's why this is so significant. so us assigned a 10 year secuity agreement with ukraine of a g 7 summit and easily the blocks leaders also agreed to give key by $50000000.00 loan. obviously, it was due on how reports the meeting affiliate in southern isolate was in garza and you, craig, with prominent and discussions among the 7 leaders install the need to the opiate with different prospects for progress on ukraine. president followed him. is that lensky was off with a gesture of the g 7 long term support, a 10 year by natural se

alex fletcher reports.id get started... gone, what a beauty! ..the limited overs did not limit the action. the caps in one of two early wickets to fall. enter harry brooke. bold batting setting the tone for england, top scoring with an unbeaten 47. namibia needing 126 for victory. a total that ultimately proved beyond them. brooke played his part in the field as england now relied on australia. we have overcome that net run rate and the challenges that have been put in front of us. as a group, we are stuck together tightly. we'll keep an eye on it, of course. at the same time, we have done everything that is in our hands. and so, to saint lucia. scotland hoping to get a tune out of their top order, brandon mcmullen, the one on song. smashing six sixes, as australia were set a target of 481. the early signs were not promising. that is a top delivery! three wickets down, scottish spirit growing, but when all hope looks lost, travis head and marcus stoinis wrestled back momentum. both hit half—centuries, and w

alliance and in boston, alex deval, executive director of the world peace foundation, based at the fletcher school. a tough to university, a warm welcome to each of you. i'm good. let me start with this. is it possible at this point to say, who is winning this war? we're about 12 months, 14 months into this, who's winning a, a safety service, but actually the no one is me. this is our. so between 2 actors are both losing. as the biggest loser, the existence varies. the series get back from either because i'm getting car back a few more around the with the army or the lose huge ground. i'm beginning growling. the song of a is, but it's losing going over all over going for a long over. is it going to be the same thing as all of us, if you decide to use me, she has that over. and so not to have a project to hold on just a series, no. any sign of normal life, easier areas of control by his honest it's and in addition to that, some of the bc deals, international initiatives and competing bees. their products designed are move on to the email he done on mobile phones in bringing in to uh to the c

and, and so the real concern here is if the fletcher paul, that we could see not just the humanitarian catastrophe, but really on a, on a controlled level of violence against, on our security in santa ana and a new era of genocide and in the reach of the bank complex going on since april of last year. it's going under the radar of many and international community because of other crises going on. and we just don't have great coverage of what's happening . but the reports we do get just show that people really are uh uh, you know, facing the final stand here and all faster. that's why this is so significant. a police officer has shots and injured the magistrates, and the canyon called before being killed in a shootout. with other offices or the policeman shot to the magistrate, the mac, a dollar a no quotes in our robi author. she rejected his wife's band request, his wife admitted obtaining more than $20000.00 by fraud. it's no us journalist who's been jailed in russia for more than a year on spying. charges has been told he'll now go on trial. old street journal reporter yvonne guest

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>>that was kron four's darya folsom and james fletcher speaking with san jose state university professort voting to allow the drug mifepristone and abortion medithe city of oakland is one step closer to revitalizing the 112 acre coliseum site in east oakland. on wednesday, the city agreed to sell its share of the site to the african american sports and entertainment group. but as kron four's, dan kerman tells us there will be no facelift to the property until the development group buys the other half. and that could be a challenge. >>kaplan, promised i'd re i in council thank you. the motion passes with a >>by unanimous vote, the oakland city council signed off on selling its 50% share in the oakland coliseum to a a a c g the african american sports and entertainment group. the vote followed an impassioned plea from councilmember rebecca kaplan. >>we have the opportunity for all of us to participate in the make of oakland in the uplift, community in the and the jobs and opportunity. it is a really big step. >>oakland mayor sheng thao has been working on the 105 million dollars sale for s

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be a great example, i've known black republican, i've worked with some black republicans, arthur fletcher. i have a lot of respect for others -- richard parsons. i was able to come up in brooklyn as a kid, many of us make mistakes, you corrected, went to college, moved down to florida, went to florida state. a congressman of a district that's not black, in an interracial marriage, the civil rights movement made that possible for you and i. you're rumored to be on trump's list of potential running mates. several of those candidates have received vetting materials from the campaign. i want to ask you, you received vetting materials and you came up and stood for donald trump in the court when he was on trial a few weeks ago. you and some of your colleagues. and now he's convicted of 34 felonies. did they ask you whether you were a convicted felon on that form? >> well, first of all, i'm not going to talk about any of the conversations i have with the president or the trump campaign around this, because that's all going to happen. he's going to make that decision. i'm quite sure everybody in

fletcher 110 years old, is devastating to lose in the supreme court.bration at dc, i was there. i am calling on the administration to have a federal investigation, particularly our department of justice, they need to step in pursuant to the cold case act of 2007 reauthorized in 2016, that gives them the authority to investigate civil rights claims to civil rights climes, that occurred between 1920- 1970. >> one of the things you mentioned was the notion that we don't have any guarantee that these plaintiffs are going to be around. these people are literal living history. >> right. >> talk about the fact that as we are holding onto that living history there are attacks on the history books that students are supposed to learn from. conceivably speaking in 25 years people may not know about the tulsa race massacre, and there are people who are survivors who may not be here as well. how significant are the two things when you put that in the context of trying to get redress for these victims? >> you know, charles, i went to school on greenwood avenue at mi

dismissed the lawsuit brought by 109-year-old lessie bedingfield randall and 110-year-old viola fletcher says the lingering pamict of the massacre does not fall within the scope of our state's public nuisance statute. joining me now is demario simmons, the attorney representing the tulsa massacre survivors and founder for justice for greenwood. not a great occasion to be able to speak with you. where do we go from here? this is state brought in state court, it's not a federal case. so is this supreme court decision in the state the end of the road? >> well, good to see you, joy, thank you so much for having me on. yes, a >> so the next step forward, we are going to ask the supreme court, we have the right to ask for a petition for a rehearing within the next 20 days. we are absolutely going to do that. we believe that their decision was incorrect and unjust. we are also calling and redoubling our efforts on the biden harris administration and the department of justice, particularly our good sister kristen clark, the assistant attorney general for civil rights, to open an investigation fo

fletcher about last year. what does justice look like to you? >> well, everything is beautiful and rebuilt and restored. you know, we think it is just time now that we have justice on all of that to where we can live all our life. >> and that is the "reidout". "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" day >> people are saying to themselves, where we better off four years ago or are we better off now and it wasn't even close. >> the greatest confidence game ever played. >> voters believe they were better off during trump's term than biden's. >> we are not better off today than we were four years ago. >> tonight, from crime to the economy and beyond how a political party led by a criminal is conning america. >>> then -- >> you, you are working for a felon. a felon. >> the maga scandal machine and today's contempt about for the attorney general. and the senate push to do something about the ethics crisis in the supreme court. >> the highest court in the land should not and could not have the lowest ethical standards. >> when "al

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. >> now during kron, 4 news that who i spoke with, sean fletcher, assistant professor of marketing and communications at san jose state to learn a little bit more about the barriers may's help to tear down. >> coming from the deep, deep south, many of the barriers that were broken. but by willie mays at a time when baseball was truly america's pastime and it captivated america's consciousness. willie mays showed a racing divided america during that time who black people were. >> willie mays washe 10th black player in major league baseball history. barry bonds paying tribute to his godfather. he wrote on social media beyond devastated, overcome with emotion. i've no words to describe what you mean to me. you helped shape me to be who i am today. thank you for being my godfather and always being there. rest in peace. willie, i love you forever. bonds will be one of the celebrity coaches du today's celebrity softball game at rickwood field in alabama honoring the leagues. now, former president barack obama sharing his condolences with us on social media abo willie mays saying in part, wil