and they ran into the greenwood district and shootings began all over the greenwood area. many, the numbers are up over the thousands, of african-american men were arrested, dragged back into tulsa and were put in temporary detention facilities there and held which left the greenwood district completely unprotected. looters and rioters moved through that part of tulsa all throughout the night and into the next morning, literally looting every home, looting every business, doctors office, grocery store, department store, looting each one of them and then burning them to the ground. by the time the national guard arrived the next day to stop the riot, almost every building, home, business, everything in a one-mile square that was the greenwood district before was completely destroyed. it makes you wonder what happened then. over 300 people, it is estimated, died that night in tulsa. no one was ever charged with a crime. dick roland that i mentioned before was released from jail because no charges were ever pressed on him. sarah paige never pressed charges against him. insura

they marched towards greenwood certainly, in and around the cemetery. they set up an order of battle. they face down the british, who have a demonstration force. a massive flanking maneuver goes around their position. these men held off the british for several hours. they come to the realization that they are surrounded. these men are sent as reinforcements. their initial headquarters is near this stonehouse. on the night of august 27, their first real combat begins. they have to fight their way back to the stone house. that is an epic story in and of itself. as they make their way to the stonehouse, they early only thing that is allowing potentially hundreds, if not over thousands of american troops from being captured and killed. they launched a series of desperate charges on this position that cornwallis has in the stonehouse. there are several canon in the house. -- cannon. they have to withstand as they march and charge towards that house. many of their numbers are lost. they close ranks of the dead bodies of their fellow countrymen and continue to

it could be any street, but we chose greenwood court in pleasant hill at random, drawn by the patch work of lawns in differing states of splendor, decay or nonexistence. is there such a thing as lawn envy in this neighborhood? >> no, not that i know of. >> reporter: so says craig dexter who took brown to a deeper level just across the street from raul who cannot remember the last time he watered. >> it looks worse in the back actually. >> reporter: this is what they've become, water savers now facing temptation after the contra costa county water district opened spigots by eliminating mandatory cut backs. >> i think the biggest thing people have probably been reminded about is how much water they don't need to use. >> reporter: case in point, dublin residents conserved so much waurlt their district relaxed most restrictions last march. dublin has a waste water treatment plant it gives away to residents. it charges $10 a truck load for industrial use. >> we are able to recognize now that water is too valuable a commodity to spend all the money to treat waft water and dump it in the bay. >

are call to arms and wake up in the dead of night and they march towards greenwood cemetery. and they set up in order of battle, they faced on the british, which have basically a demonstration force, or a force to tie them down while a massive flanking maneuver goes around their position. these men hold off the british for several hours and then they come to the realization that they are surrounded. they had to fight their way back to the stonehouse. epic story in and of itself. once they made their way toward the stonehouse, they are the allowing thousands of american troops from being captured and killed, or being saved. they launch a series of desperate charges on the position that the cornwall has in the stonehouse. there are several cannons in the withstandthey have to it. they march in charge for the house. many of their numbers are lost. they over the dead bodies of their fellow countrymen and continue to charge. they allowed an opening in the british lines, which allows hundreds of their fellow americans to escape across a milk pond. many of these men, up to 256 poten

it is a along that march that stokely carmichael after being arrested for the 27th time in greenwood, mississippi is going to call for black power. right? what did black power mean? well black power according to carmichael meant radical social, cultural, political and ethical ratification. -- economic a self-determination. dr. king said don't use there term black power because people are equating that term with violence. carmichael says the decision to unleash black power was a collective snick decision and black people need to define political and social phenomenon for themselves. even at our disputes and disagreements, they find common ground in a shared love for black people and black culture, especially poor black people. what is interesting in our contemporary context now when we talk about ferguson and the politics and the police brutality. the black people stokely carmichael was concerned about were the poorest of the poor. it wasn't just students even though he was concerned about students. it wasn't elites. it was the poorest of the poor because of those folks had been denied

>>reporter: it could be any street but we chose greenwood court in pleasant hill at random. drawn by the patch work of lawns and differing states of splendor. decay or non-existence. >> is there lawn envy in the neighborhood. >> no. not that i know:00. >>reporter: so says craig who took brown to deeper level just across the street from raul who can not remember the last time he watered. >> it looks actually. >>reporter: this is what they have become. water safer facing temperature nation after contra costa county water district opens spigot by eliminating mandatory cut backs. >> i think the biggest thing people have probably been reminded about how much water they don't need to use. >>reporter: case in point dublin resident conserve so much water the district relaxed most restriction last march. dublin has waste water treatment plant. it gives the stuff away to residents. charges 10 dollars a truck load for industrial use. >> we are able to recognize now water is too valuable a commodity to spend all the money to treat waste water dump it in the bay. >>reporter: find that at

the incident happened on greenwood street. 27-year-old pulled over a woman and her boyfriend claiming she didn't use a turn signal. she started recording the officer on her cell phone when the situation escalated. investigators say he ripped the phone out of her hands and slammed it to the ground and punched her. >>> i'm using my phone to record him, because this is my proof. >>> the officer is charged with official oppression and tamplerring with evidence and false reports an criminal mischief. >>> two of the three girls charged in the death of a wilmington high school student will be arraigned today. two girls will face a judge today they are charged with co-conspiracy. prosecutors have charged another 16-year-old with criminally homicide. an autopsy found she died from a hidden heart defect that was triggered when she was hit by one of the girls. >>> family and faculty gather to remember three students who were killed in crashes. daisia sulton and mikayla mosley were killed after their car hit a tree. another girl was killed in upper deer field when her car hit a pole. >>> someone

these fourth graders from greenwood charter school were showing off what they learned all year and thankfully mother nature cooperated. >> it's a good day for golf, it's warm and not that cold and the birds are chirping. >> this weather is great, we have so many days of rain in may, we are excited to have the sun out and the kids out. >> elsewhere the golfers were sharpening their game and after a slow start spring feels like it's in full swing. >> when the masters come people are ready to jump out of their houses and play golf because they see it on tv. but this year we didn't see that. >> short-sleeves and smiles abound. while little cathy took a run up the steps, we longed for the rainy days to do her favorite things. >> i play in puddles and catch the rain on my tongue. >> it was a good spring for you. cute. back here live at the art museum there is yoga in the sculpture garden tonight, it's free after pay what you wish at the art museum. should be a great night to do something. enjoy this weather. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >>> as you enjoy the nice temperatures today chec

we caught up with mike greenwood as they prepared for the drive. >> it was nice, especially for me who yal day weekend. this is what you expect, and at least the last five years. >> for the first part of the holiday weekend, dry and summer-like conditions offered annual jolt for shoretown businesses from bike rentals and the board walk, a good start for business owners. >> a lot of people, you couldn't move. >> going home, too much rain for me. >> reporter: many rushed home early, those lingering at the shore on the holiday, the rain actually opened the door for dimpt ways to relax and enjoy. >> probably just going to find something to do in the hotel room or go shopping and just maybe play a family game or something. >> reporter: back now to the live pictures from storm force 10 as we approach a really nice shot here into the walt whitman bridge back across the delaware river into philadelphia. we left ocean city after 4:20, got to the ac expressway at 5 and back in philly by 6:00. those who waited out the rain driving bag now may have done better traffic-wise. reporting live in storm

. >> marissa greenwood's practice dollars ballet since she was three. >> my dream was really to be on the point shoes and this year i'm on point, so it is real exciting. >> dance may top marissa's list for favorite extra curricular, this is one active ten year old. she place hoops, she draws, she fosters a serious love for dolphins. >> i got this for last year for my birthday. >> like your mascot? >> yes. >> but in 2014, marissa's busy life screeched to a halt when her mom, gina, was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> the day after easter i got a phonecall and it just my heart dropped. it was just heart wrenching to hear that news. >> i was in tears. i like didn't think i was going to get over it. >> went from one day, thinking about all of the normal things families think of, how to get to the activities, how to study for a test, to where is she going to get chemo. >> marissa found soleness this book entitled ask my moodering how i feel, story of a little girl whose mother is diagnosed with breast cancer? when got the book, my mom was getting treatment, while i found the book. >> the m

that is welcome news for people who live on greenwood court. residents. state the letting districts to decide how much to conserve. >> as you may have heard a plane took off from paris last night and never arrived at it's destination. >> the update, and... >> fighting human trafficking. one patient at a time. the critical role one emergency room hopes to play. >> we continue to track today's breaking news. resignation of the police chief, next, what it means for the chance to rebuild trust in the >>> you're looking at the new acting chief of the san francisco police department. tony chaplain named just hours after the latest officer-involved shooting. >> ask chief suhr for resignation and in the interest of the city that he loved so much, this. >> we must work harder than ever to restore trust with every community, keeping our city safe. >> the mayor appointed greg suhr as the department's 42 police keef in 2011. when then police chief george gascone became district attorney. in a statement, supervisor said i knew him when i was a child and he was he was

that is welcome news for people who live on greenwood court. residents. state the letting districts to decide how much to conserve. >> as you may have heard a plane took off from paris last night and never arrived at it's destination. >> the update, and... >> fighting human trafficking. one patient at a time. the critical role one emergency room hopes to play. >> we continue to track today's breaking news. resignation of the police chief, next, what it means for the chance to rebuild trust i i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> you're looking at the new acting chief of the san francisco police department. tony chaplain named just hours after the latest officer-involved shooting. >> ask chief suhr for resignation and in the interest of the city that he loved so much, >> we must work harder than ever to restore trust with every community, keeping our city safe. >> the mayor appointed greg suhr as the department's 42 police keef in 2011. when then pol

. >> my name i had david greenwood a senior at high school good where does mostly you go. >> every studente goes to ocean city high school. >> is this is ocean city jazz ensemble, a class that takes place during school, and of course, sign up for when you enroll in your classes. >> how come there are no women? >> yeah, where are the ladies. >> she didn't show up. >> what is her name we will call her out. >> alycia, we miss you. >> is somebody date helpinger in the band. >> don't say that. >> do you know, play that funky music white boy. >> no. >> what is the most funky song you know. >> pick up the pieces by favre. >> do a little bit of it. i'm trying to pick up the pieces of my life. >> yes. >> ♪ >> okay. >> let's take it out. >> all right. all right. >> yeah. >> well, that was great. >> that was funky. >> i don't want to be crabby or anything we have to move on to the music. >> actual crabs. >> yes, good morning. >> i'm don doherty and fun type crack. we take families out on crabbing charters. >> yes. >> no computers, no ipads, it is just old time fun like you used to have when were you

. >> i got arlene crow from greenwood, indiana. >> i love her. sharon heal from madison, ohio.barabbas from cape coral, florida. >> well, let's bring in jackie, she's joanne's cousin. come on, donna dorable. >> come here, you have to get in line. do you know what's going on? >> get behind kath? >> we're running out of time. >> don't you feel lucky? >> you're allowed to spanky. >> je going on. tomorrow, martina mcbride. >> love her. plus we'll continue our series on how to live to 100. this is pathetic, people. now at havertys furniture, it's our annual memorial day sale. time to create the perfect home. now through may 30th, take an extra hundred dollars off every thousand dollars you spend. plus, enjoy 36-month, no-interest financing. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. sfx:nocking. we're early! the memorial day sale. from classic to contemporary. havertys. >>> new information on a developing story right now, the death of a teenager in fairfax county. i'm barbara ha

. >> i got arlene crow from greenwood, indiana. >> i love her. sharon heal from madison, ohio.rabbas from cape coral, florida. >> well, let's bring in jackie, she's joanne's cousin. come on, donna dorable. >> come here, you have to get in line. do you know what's going on? >> get behind kath? >> we're running out of time. >> don't you feel lucky? >> you're allowed to spanky. >> jackie doesn't know what's going on. tomorrow, martina mcbride. >> love her. plus we'll continue our series on how to live to 100. this is pathet, people. ic spent more than 30 years in the public schools. we're retired, but we like to stay involved. you think he's going to learn to fly? we're just as busy now as in our teaching days. the same goes for a lot of the retired educators we know. let me see you all flap your wings, like you're penguins learning to fly. teaching is all about building relationships. and that never goes away. because once a teacher, always a teacher. we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >>> that breaking news, a construction worker is trapped in a hou

it happened this morning in ring wood along the greenwood lake turnpike.otten out of his car to move the branch when a huge tree came down. fortunately it did not hit him. the officer was just grazed by the falling tree. he was treated for broken wrist and had to get stitches otherwise he was okay. >> she's following in the footsteps of her parents. actually not really because she can't even walk yet. a six month old is breaking a water skiing record, yes, meet zyl at infant who exceed 686 feet across lake silver in winter haven florida traveling 7 miles an hour she stood on type knee water skis attached to each other by wood while gripping on to handlebar her parents well they are professional water skiers. they were even shocked. >> at first i was kind of freaked out. wow she's still going. i was watching her. i said but she looks solid. she looks good. >> aww. >> she did. >> cutie. about a dozen adults treaded water on either side of her path because the little girl expected expectations and she ran out of the adults when the boats slowed down her fathe

. >> i got arlene crow from greenwood, indiana. >> i love her. sharon heal from madison, ohio.rabbas from cape coral, florida. >> well, let's bring in jackie, she's joanne's cousin. come on, donna dorable. >> come here, you have to get in line. do you know what's going on? >> get behind kath? >> we're running out of time. >> don't you feel lucky? >> you're allowed to spanky. >> jackie doesn't know what's going on. tomorrow, martina mcbride. >> love her. plus we'll continue our series on how to live to 100. this is pathetic, people. >> this is the scott/live right now at 11: temperatures are heating up int. from the bay to the east bay >>> and right now at 11:00, temperatures heating up in the bay area from the bay all the way inland. we are tracking the spring sizzler. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. it is going to be hot in some parts of the bay area today. live pictures from san francisco, oakland, and san jose all getting a lot of sunshine today. let's get right to the forecast with kari hall, should we be worried about t

. >> reporter: meantime back on greenwood court don't look for the brown lawns to turn green anytime soon the drought it appears has changed us. >> i guess honestly i'd rather save the water there's other uses for it. >> reporter: there's plenty of water now. >> we'll have a drought again very soon, i assume. >> reporter: you've been trained. >> is that a bad thing? >> reporter: in pleasant hill, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> bikes are now coming to the rescue of stranded cars in san francisco. abc 7 news was along the embarcadero as the aaa bikes began patrolling the area. the cyclists will help drivers with a flat tire and dead battery or when they lock their keys in their car. aaa says 60% of the service calls along the embasrcadero ar for minor problems that don't require a tow truck. >>> today president obama acknowledged top minds. >> four bay area scientists were among them. kristen sze is here to introduce us to our local winners. >> ama and larry, if you're keeping score, two from stanford and two from uc berkeley. president obama today handed out the national medals of sc

. >> reporter: marishave a greenwood has practiced ballet since she was three. >> my dream was to beoes, and this year i'm on point, so, it is really exciting. >> reporter: dance may top hurleys for favorite extracurricular but this is one active ten year-old. she plays hoops, she draws, she fosters a serious love for dolphins. >> i got this for last year for my birthday. >> reporter: your mascot. >> yeah. >> reporter: but in 2014 marisa's busy life screeched tie halt when her mom gina was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> the day after easter, i got a phone call and it is just my heart dropped. >> it was heart wrench go to hear that news. >> i was in tears. i didn't think i would get over it. >> went from one day, you know, thinking about normal family things, how to get to our activities and study the test to where will she get chemo? >> reporter: but marisa found solace in this book ask me how i feel by diana lopez. it is the story of the little girl whose mother is diagnosed with breast cancer. >> when i got the book my mom was getting treatment. >> reporter: main character makes

. >> and all the greenwood's are here with us at the top of the art museum steps right now. welcome, guys, your first race, and we will start things down here with mom jean a you will be walking down the steps today as first year survivor of breast cancer. you must be so excited. >> i am. it is so exciting. i can't wait. i think will be emotional but exciting, too. >> yes, and the whole family is here to cheer you on. of course we have the stars of the race right here, our team captain, marissa. and little sister, sophie a how much have you actually raised now as of now? >> $3,200. >> i mean, it deserves rounds of applause, so fantastic. are you excited? >> very excited. >> i can't wait to get going. dad, i mean, you watch everything un fowl. i know you said this all marissa's idea. you didn't put the -- plant the seed in her head, she just came up with it. >> you must be proud of these guys. >> the fact it was her idea, we can't even take credit forgetting her the book. she found the book. she red it, it was her idea. we're all here today because of her. we couldn't be prou

he can be seen at comedy works in greenwood village, colorado, on june 3rd and 4th. [ scattered cheersng caroline's on broadway june 16th through the 18th. please welcome to the show our good friend darrell hammond. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ hi, friend, how are you? >> i'm all right, friend, how are you? >> seth: good. i so enjoyed having you back in new york city this year doing "snl." you were the announcer this year. played some donald trump. but in the interim between leaving "snl" and coming back, you were in new orleans, yeah? >> i was, five years living down there sitting on a balcony. >> seth: how was new orleans for you? how did you find new orleans? >> i don't know if you've ever been. it's the most interesting place in the world. i always say it's the only place in the world where you can go out to buy a toothbrush and not come home for two days. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that makes sense. >> it's that good. it's that kind of place. >> seth: so you come back and it's so exciting to have you back at "snl" during a political year. >> yes. >> seth: we were saying backstage

"eyewitness news" at the greenwoods charter school in philadelphia. the schuylkill action network today thanked the fourth graders for their efforts. those students embarked on field trips and studies the streams flog flowing in the river. they marked storm drains and released traps they raised themselves. >>> it is not every day we get a chance to have lunch with a group of heroes. it doesens of philadelphia veterans were special guest during lunch at city hall today. mayor jim kenney thanked them for their services this year the nation is marking 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. mayor says conflict had a huge impact on the region. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news", how was your day at the office? wasn't great for these guys? how long they were stranded high above new york when we come right back. >>> plus changing the lives of wounded warriors, we will take you to the invickt theus games. >> we assume junk food is just that, but new research says, it is worse then you think. health news and more on the it is worse then you think. health news an

. >> anthony: 46 miles southeast is greenwood. a town with a lot of history.nd tom brady's infamous speech after brown v. the board of education as anything else, fairly or not, it's hard to get past that. during all the years of cruelty and struggle from 1933 on, through it all and until today, this place, lusco's, was a beloved institution. once a grocery store, it turned restaurant to the money class, serving them in discreet quarters in the back where one could enjoy an alcoholic beverage in what was then a dry state. still going after all these years. and unchanged. why? >> john t. edge: this place is like a reliquary of like indiscretions past. you know? >> anthony: but maybe, to really tell the story of this place, you have to start with the story of its most famous employee -- booker wright, who had been working at lusco's as a waiter wince he was 14 years old. >> booker: thanks to y'all. we don't have a real menu. i'd be glad to tell you what we're gonna serve tonight. >> anthony: in 1965, nbc news came to town, making a documentary on race relations.

by lee greenwood. live pictures of old glory.ay to honor american service men and women who did not come home to loved ones, but instead gave their lives for our freedom. we are the home of the free because of the brave. >> yes. exactly it. and welcome everyone to "the 9" on this memorial day. i am mike mibach alongside gasia mikaelian. we do remember those who have sacrificed their lives on this memorial day. >> absolutely. >> from all the wars that we have fought over the not only decades, but centuries as well. with that i want to bring in rosmary orozco. we saw the blue skies in benicia. expecting a beautiful day across the bay area. that we have some good weather coming our way depending where you are at. today is going to be a warmer day at least away from the coastline. a live look here of the oakland estuary. woke up with clouds this morning over oakland, but those are beginning to thin out and we will have blue skies for the afternoon. if you are maybe taking in the a's game, any of you here, 61 oakland. 59 in san franci

we will get down to slaughter beach, delaware, greenwood delaware, harrington, home of the delaware state fair getting poured on this morning. the entire atlantic city expressway looks like it is pretty bad especially around winslow township. so for the rest of the morning it looks like it is going to be like this but just in time for the end of rush hour we will start to see things easing up from east to west. and because it is a coastal storm. all that moisture continuing to move, further, to the west, so by 2:00 this afternoon it looks like it the is just light shower activity. we will continue for the rest of the day but won't be raining this hard it looks like for most of the evening and most of the night. so it will get better, temperatures in the 50's ape they will stay there through the rest of the day getting better by mothers day and a nice warming trend as we get into the middle of next week. it seems like it will never even, guys but i promise you weekend looks a lot berth. >> that is what noah said. thanks, sue. >> are you building an arc. >> i have one in the news room. >> i

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ed in greenwood, indiana. caller: yes, sir. we are definitely for donald trump. i think that what the balance of the republican party has to step up and acknowledge is that this is a new general running the boat. if we let him, let trump do what he wants to do, we'll get this thing back in a number one shape. thank you. host: another comment on twitter, we encourage your comments@c-span, this one says the donald studied g.o.p. tea party memes now represents little people's worst fears and hatred. republican line next. milton, florida, dan. caller: thanks. i think it's genius what paul ryan is doing right now. i think him actually taking time, everybody wants him to endorse right away. him sitting down with trump and coming together on ideas is really good. i think they are going to be able to move forward and unify. instead of just having people who disagreed with trump just a month ago, day ago, saying that they are onboard now. i think it's going toned up being a landslide. i think trump's going to gain the momentum. i think it's going to be good for everybody.

greenwood, and others, to be heard. mr. saxson. every attempt was made to bring that report to congress to enact as a bill. and the resources committee rejected it. slammed the door. what president obama did is he can't -- there was more in the recommendations because there was a way of governing regional areas much like the national marine fisheries does with their regional fishery boards. he only used his executive order to get all the federal agency together to come up with a national ocean policy and not a thing in that law or that policy mentions any of those things. mr. simpson: we claiming my time. we were not wrong. congress did not approve a national ocean panel. we could argue about whether they should have or shouldn't have, whether the champlee should have brought it up or shouldn't have. it's the way the process works arn here. there are things that aren't brought up that i think ought to be. i've got a wild fire funding bill that i think ought to be brought up. that doesn't mean that the administration can say, that's