the racial violence that occurred on may 31 an the tulsa world earlier this month, especially for john blackstory. you mentioned one of the notable oklahomans for your workn researching and writing about the tulsa race massacre. they write your work has played a role in bringing attention to a subject long ignored over 100 people dead, 1000 buildings destroyed, this massacre that happened. how does something like that get to be ignored? guest: it is ignored as a deberate dio the part of people who aren occupy posit. tulsa, when the massacre 1921 was on an upward trajectory. it became known as the oil capital of the world. a lot of folks in tulsa, particted to minimize the tragedy of the massacre and varnishing the reputation of the city of tulsa. r that reason, it was swept under the carpet. in the black community, we have to think about ptsd. that is part of the reason in the black community the massacre was not discuss discussed. empowered to create curricula for our schools made the deliberate decision not to include that as part of what oklahomans learn about oklahoma history. for decade

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and we have not made a decision except that at the request of secretary of agriculture john black, i have taken the matter of the embargo. out of you might say, the discussions of the national security council and it next week is going to be on the agenda for a full cabinet meeting as to what our course will be. so i can't answer what we do about it until next week. it, as i say, it was asking one group of americans to bear the burden. and i have always thought was more of a kind of gesture than it was something real. yes, ma'am. i what will you do to honor the request by federal officials from atlanta, officials for that for you and the federal government to intercede in the atlanta case of 17 missing black children? just a few minutes before i came in here, that message was handed to me that the atlanta mayor wanted to talk. and we are going to get someone in touch with him immediately. now, you recognize, of course, that possibly civil rights would be the only basis upon which we could have any jurisdiction. down there in this it for fbi, for example, on any other thing. there's b

so what are these plans are well, john black voters were key to biden's reelection back in 2020. >> and once again, the president is trying to make this fresh appeal to hold don to support from that group amid signs of some erosion in support for biden from black voters. now, this will include a series of events playing out over the course the next three days starting here today in washington, dc, the president will speak at the african american history museum here to mark the 70th anniversary of brown, brown versus board of education. that supreme court ruling that determined that segregation in us schools was unconstitutional. just yesterday, the president hosted the plaintiffs of brown v. board of education. first of education here at the white house, as he's trying to show that he's committed to protecting the advancements made by the black community in his time in office. but the marquee is likely to be his sunday remarks at the morehouse commencement ceremonies a visit that has been mired in controversy over the president's handling of the conflict in gaza. some faculty and studen

. >> john: thanks, mark. >> because black americans voted kemal and i are president and vice presidentf the united states because of you. that's not hyperbole. >> john: if black americans are to deliver the white house for joe biden he has work to do. polls show him losing support with those voters well trump is making big gains. >> sandra: plus the president has indicated for his team has indicated he is planning to speak following the verdict of trump's criminal trial. should he? brian kilmeade is here. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) the tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more sweating all night or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long. for a limited time, save up to $500 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell

charged with trying to kill his neighbor because he hated that she had a black partner and black children. johnrt on eight felony charges including attempted murder and hate crime, accused of shooting at his neighbor multiple times with an assault-style rifle on tuesday evening. tonight, 45-year-old melissa robertson remaining in the hospital in critical condition with wounds to her stomach and hand. >> we were all very shocked when this happened, but honestly, sadly, we're not surprised. this has been nine years in coming. >> reporter: according to the charges, shadbar had repeatedly harassed robertson and her black children. >> we've called the cops, and he's thrown fireworks, and he's shot blanks, and nothing was done. and it's very unfortunate. >> reporter: if convicted, shadbar faces decades in prison. david, according to court records, ms. robertson faces permanent disability and disfigurement. >> pierre thomas tonight. thank you, pierre. >>> we turn to the dramatic images moments after the bridge collapse in baltimore. tonight, the newly released body camera video showing first responder

a member of the group, 90 year old ed dwight, was chosen to be the first black astronaut by president johnation, dwight was passed up for the opportunity and never went to space. now, after the rocket returned, dwight was overwhelmed by his experience. >> i thought, i really did need this in my life, but but now i need it in my life. this is fabulous. thank you so much. amazing life changing experience . everybody needs to do this. >> everybody needs to do this. >> and. >> how emotional. the dream delayed. but today, the 90 year old ed dwight is the oldest person to ever launch into space . san francisco was the starting point today for a decades old catholic tradition being revived across the country. parishioners students, and catholic leaders took part in the eucharistic pilgrimage through the city. today. they went from cathedral of saint mary of the assumption all the way across the golden gate bridge. the pilgrimage used to be a catholic tradition, but it faded by the 1940s. bishops in the u.s. decided to revive it during a debate over whether to refuse communion to politicians who d

and a john dropping a $110.00 times in his black, western jango on train spike lea, another giant of independent cinema, called out parenting for his use of the racial slurs the . but samuel l jackson, who is worked with both directors defense guarantee, you know, saying he writes intelligent and complex black character. the another problem for many in pulp fiction is how the film depicts violence. it's not just that there's so much of that. it's a violence is often played for laughs for me to sing cool guarantee those arguments . a very post modernist argument, is that on screen violence has nothing to do with real movie violence in parenting of view is not much different than the dance sequence. it's just another set amount of technique designed to dazzle the shock porch entertain the to one aspect of pulp. fiction is legacy is harder to dismiss producer harvey weinstein parenting a work for years with weinstein. on 8 movies all that time. it was an open secret that weinstein was allegedly assaulting and sexually harassing women, many of them, actresses in his own moving. one scene

news @ night" commonsense department is amused by the comments of liberal singer john legend who says the reason more black latino voters are supporting former president trump is because of disinformation and masculinity, saying "trump performs a form of masculinity that is appealing to some men." he did not go into detail. but legend says the real reason people move toward trump is because they wrongly believe the economy is bad. wrongly? really? a guy who lives in 18 million-dollar home, makes tens of millions a year and is worth 100 million plus is telling black and latino voters to suck it up because the economy is fine. is anyone anywhere thank john legend cares about an 18-dollar burger, no fries, no shake? legend believes the economy is good because of low unemployment and the return of manufacturing jobs. manufacturing what? hit records? legend says that people would simply observe what's going on with the economy they would realize biden is great. commonsense is pretty sure the people forking over $20 for bread, milk and weenies are observing what's going on because what's going on is money leavin

singer john legend plameing disinformation for driving black and latino voters to support president trump, he said this on his save america podcast. >> i think trump performs a form of mass of masculinity that's ag to some men. i hear disinformation about the economy under trump and what's happened since. to be clear, the economy is doing quite well. maria: economy is doing quite well. we'll see. i mean, it's bifurcated for sure, joe. >> look, this reminds me of the 1985 new coke disaster. the problem wasn't with the marketing budget for new coke. the problem was that they changed the formula for the first time in 99 years for a part of american iconography. that's what democrats are dealing with right now, it's not information. it is not the fact that black men are you attracted to the manliness of president trump even though he is clearly a manly man compared to joe biden, they're you attracted to the fact that inflation is a disaster, if they have a job wages are up but inflation is crushing the wage increase. they're attracted to the fact that if you're living on the south side of chi

john f. kennedy to become the first black astronaut, finally heading to space 60 years later. >> and this wasn'ts once in a lifetime that i'll share for the rest of my life. >> gio: the 90-year-old finally getting his big chance today. >> gio: and what an uplifting way to say good morning, america, to you on this sunday morning and a good morning to ed dwight. what a story. 60 years later finally getting his chance to go to space. we'll meet him. >>> also ahead here, five days before memorial day weekend and we've got some last-minute travel deals for you as well as a look ahead to what's expected to be a record summer vacation season. >> whit: plus, the future of medicine, and some intriguing advances to talk about with dr. darien sutton, including the brain implant to help paralyzed people control computers with only their thoughts. >> janai: that certainly sounds intriguing, but we do begin on the presidential campaign trail. donald trump rousing his base. at the national rifle association convention in texas. we'll go to dallas in just a moment. but first, president biden in georgia to deliv

. >> in the 60's at dwight was championed by president john f kennedy to become the first black astronauto fly. but he wasn't picked to every as is most of i disappointed most of as a look at the full suffering with my role in the prices was >> over conversation about blacks and hispanics. and sauce served a and river prime now at 90 years-old flying with jeff bezos, rocket company, blue origin. >> he finally gets the recognition to blast out of this world and the man. what a flight for him. >> the rocket is roaring and rumbling and the noise, that that i would enjoy the and that he did. >> for space wrong made. right. and it's just kind of a really cool thing that somebody finally gets to go and do their dream and giving the youth the reason to dream big. it just proves that you can do anything at any age. you have a limit to what you can do. and i think it's an encouragement, a testament that. >> and you don't have to stop just because it seems like an opportunity was missed a mission complete and dream of a lifetime to become an astronaut. now at 90 years old place can bring people tog

waited a long time to go to >> in the 60's at dwight was championed by president john f kennedy to become the first blackstronaut to fly. but he wasn't picked to every way as is most of been a most of as a look at the full suffering with my role in the low prices was >> over conversation about blacks and hispanics. and sauce served a and river prime now at 90 years-old flying with jeff bezos, rocket company, blue origin. >> he finally gets the recognition to blast out of this world and the man. what a flight for >> the rocket is roaring and rumbling and the noise, that that i would enjoy the of and that he did. >> for space wrong made. right. and it's just kind of a really cool thing that somebody finally gets to go and do their dream and giving the youth the reason to dream big. it just proves that you can do anything at any age. you have a limit to what you can do. and i think it's an encouragement, a testament that. >> and you don't have to stop just because it seems like an opportunity was missed a mission complete and dream of a lifetime to become an astronaut. now at 90 years old place can bring pe

. >> rigo 23, created the statue of track and field stars tommie smith and john carlos raising their fists in the black power salute at the olympic games in 1968. the two men attended san jose state. the artist told us the protesters invited him to talk about how he came to create the sculpture 20 years ago. >> they came about via student activism and they came about by the disbelief of a student. in 2005, 2004 that he couldn't believe that nobody on campus was aware of the fact that tommie smith and john carlos had been students here. >> the artists visit was also sparked by a statement by san jose state saying tommie smith and john carlos expressed disapproval of the statue being used as part of the encampment. san jose state said in its statement, quote, the victory salute statue represents the peaceful activism for social justice that has always been in san sudoedit s use dna. smith and carlos also shared their support for students rights to free expression and peaceful protest sentiments shared by the university. >> an update now from down in southern california, protesters have mostly dispersed f

in 1961, he was selected by then president john f kennedy to become the nation's first black astronaut. >> it was absolutely terrific. and the views i mean, just even i couldn't see it. i could see. absolutely fantastic. absolutely this is a life changing experience. >> ed dwight is 90 years old and is now the oldest person to travel into space. he's two months older than william shatner. when the star trek actor embarked on a space mission flight back in 2021, lawmakers in minnesota last night struck a deal with bay area based uber and lyft to set minimum wages for drivers. >> under this new agreement, the statewide minimum wage rate for rideshare drivers will be $1.28 per mile, and $0.31 per minute. that's less than what was in an ordinance adopted last summer. uber and lyft had threatened to leave minnesota if the previous rules were implemented. the new minimum wage is set to take effect on july 1st, a new study says. >> finding certain proteins in your blood could be an early warning signal for cancer. researchers found as many as 618 proteins that are linked to 19 different cance

black voters only this morning, your choice for campaign 20 24. john in brooklyn, good morning. caller: good morning. let me first say that c-span is my favorite news station because they take it direct from the people. and i wish c-span would do some statements on biden's infrastructure. nobody talks about it. cnn, msnbc, channel 2, always trump, trump, trump. the trials, i am tired of hearing about trump. i want the substance that is in president biden's infrastructure deal. host: ok, let's talk about your choice for campaign 2024. caller: but i wanted to tell you this before i tell you my choice, and i was hoping that my talking out would tell you who i am voting for. if i can, i would like to say, yesterday, president biden signed a bill for $9 billion in new york city to build a tunnel between jersey and new york that helps our economy. nobody talks about it. i am voting for biden. i do not know where they take these post from, but i want to tell them blacks are not naive. i do not believe these polls. they never asked me. and i am asking all these tv channels, talk about t

a member of the group, 90 year old editor dwight dwight, was chosen to be the first black astronaut by president john dwight was passed up for the opportunity and never went to space. after the rocket returned, dwight was just overwhelmed by his experience. >> i thought, i really didn't need this in my life, but now i needed in my life. this is fabulous. thank you so much is a life changing experience. everybody needs to do this. >> everybody needs to do this. >> and what an emotional time, a dream delayed. >> but today, at 90 years old, ed dwight is the oldest person ever to launch into space. there is a bit of a buggy phenomenon taking over a rural part of northeast nevada. the area is being invaded by a swarm of crickets are kind of hard to watch this, but videos show tons of them just taking over roads and fences, along with buildings in small towns, they're more known as mormon crickets, usually emerging during the dry season. they earned that name after they infested mormon settlers fields in the 1800s in large numbers, the insects can potentially damage crops and even water supplies as well. h

oh well john was busy chastising blacks for a little too lazy if you're a vanderbilt.nkie newton wasn't wasn't a vanderbilt it was yeah but but frankie newton, whom he said was prissy, a leftist as well. so know. and frankie newton was on that record. yes, he was. yeah. yes, sir. i'm here here. i'm michael meyers in new york, civil rights coalition. my question is to the first part of the discussion in roosevelt. we're in the roosevelt house. i really want to know, was billie holiday ever invited to the white house? yeah, she was. and what were the circumstances and why didn't you not? why did strange fruit and the and the and and the movement of blacks for equality affect. franklin roosevelt, as it affected eleanor roosevelt. yes. she did attend the white house when roosevelt was in the white house. she attended hazel scott, the famous pianist and probably her best friend or one of her best friends. it was it was no, it was a fundraiser for the infantile paralysis. but she had yearly and they and she actually ran into him in the basement when was in his wheelchair. an

have included a parade of as many as 10,000 former slaves, including 3000 black schoolchildren singing the union marching song "john brown's body," while carrying armfuls of flowers. most of our foundational black american history is obscured, but it is -- >> are you guys having fun at the convention? i heard you were all assaulting each other at the business meeting. for the record, that is frowned upon. try to not do that. let me say something sappy and nice as we wait. i will say, i know there's always tensions and hostilities at this thing and i know -- i am sure there is somebody you don't like and you're right and you have a good reason not to like them, but try to keep in mind that in the moment we live in under this damn near close to totalitarian state that you are around a bunch of people who really hate that and believe in freedom. try to keep that in mind. we should all love each other. it is so unbelievably stupid that any of us fight when we are also close politically -- we are all so close politically. i love left-wingers that are good on like one issue, you know? i am happy. tanks for joining us. th

those need assistance to quote, help them understand the ways the ships and the black sea navigate. we had more from john, list them strategically, affairs expert, how many han alma, shrieking, and how the west is trying to keep its ways secret the internet to be shipped from united states as you get that and get escalate the g, the whole scenario bar. and that is what i need to and i keep getting them and you guys have some understand that i'm gonna give david to be dollars, you know, table, but basically part of the wall then for me by the law. and that is very dangerous for the piece of the be something was and it can be the it is like, uh, i would say that we do the kind of approval edition for. busy this year i always said that many which many gospel for you to speak america have you a standard very do something for their favor. they would talk about freedom of speech, but then maybe some degree decides them or something to expos, american people, crazy or something to explore, deal to stand on the format and go to your data. the standard of, uh, you know, readable, speech are different and they use

he would not support the john lewis voting rights act. in the blackaling with the issues that impact us, when you say that they are looking at him as a symbol, a symbol of what? of executing people that are insolent innocent and did not want to support the george floyd bill. there will be some black republicans that will always go that way. when you look at the record and i am from new york like donald trump is from new york. the only thing that he stood up on was central park and he was on the wrong side of that case. >> let's look at the presidential debates. immediately accepting two matchups and audience and in fact the earliest debates ever. does this give biden an advantage and you expect trump to comply with the rules? >> i don't expect trump to comply with the rules. he needs an audience to play to. he is light on substance and he needs to do what he does, entertain. you cannot entertain with no audience and he will find a way to try to get out of these debates. there is no question in my mind that he will try to alter them. if the present's t

john and welcome to the big woongd show. the big story tonight. biden's big problem with blackers, the president is in atlanta tonight ahead of his commencement speech at morehouse college trying score political points and trump seems to be gaining ground about a quarter of voters say they back the president and they're worried. >> if this held this is months away this would be by far the best among black voters in a generation two generations, probably since 1960 and richard nixon against john pment kennedy this could be historic and a troubling sign for the biden campaign. >> goodness gracious indeed but first former president donald trump is addressing the crowd at the nra convention in dallas. let's listen. >> four years ago we were a great nation and we will soon be a great nation again. it was the hardworking patriots like you who built this country and it ised hardworking patriots like you who are going to save our country. we will fight for america like no one has ever fought before. ♪ ♪ 2024 is our final battle. with you at my side we will demolish the deep state and e

john f. >> kennedy to be the country's first black astronaut.ine year-old edward dwight has finally made it to space. he and five other people were onboard the blue origin spaceflight of the new shepard rocket. it lifted off yesterday for a 90 minutes, 53 second history-making journey. he is also now the oldest person to ever go into space thought are really didn't need this in my life no needed oh, my god, all those kids is looking. >> he has its tongue out. he just enjoyed himself. dr. dwight's trial marked the culmination of a journey that began over six decades ago when he was handpicked to break the color barrier, house of the american first black astronaut. but despite the presidential backing, he received even 1961, his dreams were ultimately derailed by racism and politics that space program would have to wait until 1983 to see its first black astronaut into space for mr. dwight this was more than just a flight. it was the ultimate vindication of an ambition differed, but ultimately not denied. amazing john. >> that is wonderful, that lo

john curio. he says, washington would have read a shed, black, and so if it had it of the us doesn't have very many levers by which to influence israel. there really aren't very many other ways in which the us can force the is released to do something that. ready otherwise may not want to do this would be one of those ways. i have no idea, of course what that intelligence might be if it were important. and if it were something over which lives depended, the us would turn it over. the fact that they're not turning it over tells me that it's not something that's terribly important is really said that they can't really define what it means to say that they've won this for israel does not need the money is there is a 1st world country, it has plenty of money, but the us has made this policy decision and it will continue to give this real everything that it wants right over to the whole. this is a now as a we see a political risk in the republic of georgia. the president has promised to be totally new to exist. agent the falls for funded and used to be more transparent about the financing button to the

. >> john: it does the state department says it has not gotten consular access to army staff sergeant gordon blackmily says it may have been a trap set up by his russian girl from. fox team coverage from former cia chief dan hoffman is standing by. first to our chief security correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pentagon with the latest. >> john this sounds like a classic honey trap. something spies are trained to avoid periods army staff sergeant gordon black is still married, has a child in texas and met his russian girlfriend 18 months ago at an army base while deployed to south korea. staff sergeant black as an infantry man who served in iraq and afghanistan and is supposed to be en route back to what pappas was in texas at the end of his deployment with the army. >> is said of returning to the u.s. black flew from korea through china and to vladivostok russia for personal reasons. >> his mother spoke to fox's bill hemmer in the home and wyoming. >> i said please don't go i don't think it will end well for you. i told him i had a really bad feeling about him going. i was worried more tha

now we know who's going to perform in napa at the black radio experience this year. john jill scott and dre 3000 will headline the three day event along with 30 other musical guests and comedians. dave chappelle hosted previous years there, but he won't be taking the stage in this summer's event. the festival is due to take place august 30th to september 1st at the meritage resort and spa in napa valley. it is 725. a lot of people pulled out their bicycles or they bought a new one during the pandemic. we'll look at to see if you're still keeping up with that hobby for years later, and a key route through one of the most beautiful parts of california is back open, and sooner than expected. >> what it took for caltrans to repair the washed out highway one, and why the timing here is crucial for businesses that rely on certain customers it's right on your screen there and captured on surveillance video. we'll tell you why. the public defender's office says that video does not tell the whole story. and highway one in big sur finally reopened again to traffic this morning. we'

angeles in this is cnn more than 60 years after he was chosen by president john f kennedy to become the country's first black astronaut, 90 year-old edward dwight finally made it into space he and five other people were on board. >> the blue origin space flight of the new shepard rocket now lifted off last sunday for nearly ten minute journey into space. the 1961, he was handpicked to break the color barrier as america's first black astronaut. but his dreams were ultimately derailed by racism and politics that was going to be the first black astronaut completed astronaut training. >> every, every saying that we did, i did and i did it well, everybody has a stake angry. i must have been disappointed. i must have been now look at a philosophically, my role in the whole process was to open up a conversation about blacks of the space and so i saw served a purpose and i was very proud of the space program would have to wait until 1983 to see its first black astronaut in space with this week's flight, dwight is also now the oldest person ever to go to space. mr. edward dwight i see you. now. if you see something o

the black vote in 2024 will be one of the most fascinating stories out there. in 2008 when john mccain ran against barack obama he got 4% of the black vote. when mitt romney ran he got 6%. donald trump got 12% of the black vote according to exit polls in 2024. he tripled mccain, doubled mitt romney. that's why joe biden fears him so much and i think the numbers will go higher. the erosion of democrats in african-americans and hispanics is real. trump is running with economic ideas to get support. >> harris: south bronx that has a highest level of poverty in the nation, unbelievable. now he is rather captive in new york right now but what an opportunity that he has to reach out to those communities who feel like they are not being heard right now. i don't -- you have to take a positive message. we're not a block, all people of color. we are voters who can vote independently. you and i have talked about that. it is a really stale way that democrats look at it. the jury in this historic trial with donald trump versus new york is deliberating once again. they had come out of the cou

america's first black astronaut candidate oldest person to reach space. he had dwight john f. nasa didn't select black astronauts until 197 #. he finally made it to space. he was up there for 10 minutes and said it's a life-changing experience. >> dana: he said he didn't think he needed to do it in his life but when he did he realized it is what he needed. that's for us, everyone. have great night. >> bret: that was great show, dana. >> dana: thanks. we try. >> bret: all right. good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier