john simpson, bbc news. tulsa in 1921 wasn't taught in local schools until 20 years ago. sparked by an alleged assault by a black man on a white teenager, a white mob rampaged through the affluent greenwood area of the city shooting, burning and looting. today marks the 100th anniversary. a handful of survivors who lost everything are still waiting for compensation. this report from gary 0'donoghue contains some images you may find distressing. before the destruction they called it black wall street. but injust 18 hours a murderous white mob had razed a thriving black community to the ground making 10,000 people homeless with up to 300 black lives lost. few dispute that it was the worst single act of racial violence in the history of the united states. i will never forget the violence of the white mob when we left our home. i still see black men being shot, black bodies lying in the street. i still smell smoke and see fire. because of the massacre my family were driven out of our home. we were left with noth

john simpson, bbc news.ren — up from the current limit of two. census data has shown a steep decline in the birth rate. five years ago, china abandoned the one child policy that had been in place for decades to limit population growth. it's the worst massacre in black american history — yet the slaughter of up to 300 black african americans in tulsa in 1921 wasn't taught in local schools until 20 years ago. sparked by an alleged assault by a black man on a white teenager, a white mob rampaged through the affluent greenwood area of the city shooting, burning and looting. today marks the 100th anniversary. a handful of survivors who lost everything are still waiting for compensation. this report from gary o'donoghue contains some images you may find distressing. before the destruction they called it black wall street. but injust 18 hours a murderous white mob had razed a thriving black community to the ground making 10,000 people homeless with up to 300 black lives lost. few dispute that it was the worst singl

john simpson, bbc news.uring the coronavirus pandemic. this included phone calls to the isolated, delivering medicines and stewarding covid vaccination sites. duncan kennedy reports. britain was already a nation of volunteers, but covid—19 has supercharged the desire in people to help. a giant task force of unpaid individuals has been mobilized. you'll feel a small scratch. 74,000 people alone have been signed up to support the nhs roll—out of its vaccination programme. giving something back to the nhs for all the wonderful work that they've been doing through the lockdown, and how busy they've been. and it's just been so rewarding to know that you can help somebody that needs your help. most volunteering has been channelled through the nhs volunteer responders programme, set up at the start of the pandemic. today's figures show it's had 436,000 recruits, who've carried out 1.9 million tasks. that includes 14,500 lifts to and from hospitals, and more than 800,000 check in and chats on people who are lonely o

john simpson, bbc news.ed at kinlochewe in the highlands. many other parts of the uk have also enjoyed the sun. sanchia berg has sent us this report from brighton. clear sky, glittering sea brought tourists to english beaches. at windy skegness, the english seaside was back in business. in brighton, visitors were delighted to return. absolutely fantastic, the weather�*s good, the people are lovely, it�*s just nice to be out and about. so, yeah, it�*s all good. get a bit of a normal life again. just been out and having family time as well. being able to socialise, going into the bars, having a meal, nice drink. as holidays are going to be this year, this will - probably be it, so, yeah. and it was a relief for local business, said one coffee shop worker. things have been quite tough, haven�*t they, very tough for a lot of people, so, yes, it is a relief, and it�*s good to, you know, see so many people out enjoying themselves as well. it�*s wonderful. as the mostly unmasked crowds grew, the locals withdrew. i'

kennedy and john blue she and testified that the trial of o.j. simpson.heat on a very old case file. doctor michael baden, has room few the evidence indeterminate could not have been an accidental. fall in december of 20 1820 -- detectives people more visit to steven sharp. they wouldn't tell me what it was for. i have no idea what it's about. i mean it did make any sense. >> 16 years after that fatal night on the cliff, police were back, and stephen scharf was in for a shock. >> after all these years, you thought it was done. >> not until they reach behind in hand me this thing, this arrest warrant. >> coming up, the case heads into court with a surprise from the stand. >> i'm here for my mother. steven enjoji's only son, has some dark secrets to share. >> did you see that? abuse >> i did. >> when dateline continues. >> when dateline continues >> when dateline continues ra strength you get fast, 24-hour relief in one drop. make it a pataday with the drop that's right for you. now without a prescription. everywhere. (man) eye contact. elbow pump. very nic

, but they all have that pragmatic streak, right, whether it's an alan simpson or a dick cheney back in the day or liz cheney, johne got to bring stuff back to the state. so i guess i'm curious. how would you divide the party up as voters? is it half and half, is it the warriors versus the pragmatist? >> there are a number of different risks that have taken place in the state and counties' infrastructure. right now the city leadership is very pro trump. actually, the state chairman recently got an endorsement in his re-election both by president trump, which shows that there is a little bit of interest here, and that's kind of been a dividing line here as well. but when we're talking about what republicans stand for, you're absolutely right, they have to be pragmatic. if you look at senator john barasso, he's a very important part of the senate republican machinery, but there was also the luger center who looked at the ratings of different politicians' ability to work across the aisle. senator barasso scored 47th on that network as part of that conference. mitt romney, who a couple weeks ago got booed by his state

john cox. rachel: welcome back to "the big sunday show", elon musk snl despite outrage from the left the billionaire proved about space, cars, pot and o.j. simpson i'm sending people to mars in a rocketship did you think i was going to be a chill normal dude. i'm the first person without burgers to host snl or at least the first to admit it one time i smoked weed on, elon musk he only smokes weed on podcast, go from podcast to podcast lighting of joint, happened once it's like producing o.j. simpson to a murderer. that was one time. rachel: i think you did surprisingly well, i don't understand why were supposed to hate him, he's very eco-friendly. >> the problem with elon musk he's the biggest corporate welfare recipient in the history of welfare, but that said he does feel really cool stuff and does really cool things, he does think outside the box and he comes up with these inventions and green and all of it is massively underwritten by taxpayers to do the former tax credit and things like that which i have a problem with but if you're gonna do that, i wish we didn't but if you are it is neat to create something new and the fact that he's will

simpson, also hold. there we go. yeah, that was somebody at the 15th is no stopping the olympic games in tokyo, according to the vice president john coats medical personnel from abroad will also be brought in to support games organizes coats was speaking at the end of a 3 day meeting with the local organizing committee that has been significant pressure will be olympics to be cancelled because the current of ours pandemic, meanwhile, french president emanuel macros intends to attend the opening ceremony on july 23rd . but one man who looks at to miss the games altogether is double limbic and will triple jump champion, christian taylor, the american till he's achilles tendon at a meet on wednesday. and i've had surgery in germany. his coach has ruled taylor out for the rest of the year. to year 2020 will be the last olympics for america's most successful, gymnast simone pyle. we found all the disruptions surrounding the games. tough to take biles who won 4 gold medals in ria 5 years ago, says she was in the best shape of her life heading into the store last year. and so was frustrated when the games will postponed. but her coach sa