the vote makes the san jose the largest city to limb at this time number of payday lenders. city also is the first to block lenders from opening close to poor neighborhoods. sponsors say it attracts low-income families. >>> a change could be coming to the skyline as the council approves incentive for residential builders. those incentives include 50% break in construction taxes and 50% reduction in fines in fees that the developers would have to invest in parks. the council also eliminated a requirement for expensive air containers system for firefighters in high-rise buildings. >> today marks two months since sierra lamar vanished from her neighborhood. searchers for the 15-year-old have been ongoing since she failed to show up for school the morning of march 16. the divers have also been searching nearby reservoirs. the sheriff's office originally announcing they found a red jetta believed to be connected to the case. another volunteer search scheduled for this morning at 8:00 a.m., burnett elementary in morgan hill. still no suspect in the homicide investigation in castro

settled in 1889, oklahoma city is the largest city in oklahoma. it has a population of about 600,000 people. and is the center state's capital. you are watching american history tv on c-span 3. >> i said my name is blue clark. and i said hello, ladies and gentlemen. hodelga -- i said that my clan is the winn clan and my church. i come out of the town. you are viewing behind me the point for the american indian culture center in oklahoma city. it is one of those monuments in my mind that happens once in a lifetime. when completed, this will be the focus of children's and grandchildren's understanding of who american indians are. non-indian, whomever passes through here. this will advertise the state of oklahoma. this will advertise the united states. this will advertise a major portion of american history which is indigenous. and on this continent, the vast majority of that history is pre-history for hundreds of thousands of years if not millenia. native people have been in this area for a very, very long time. over time they had moved with drought

throughout santa clara county, interesting they already have the social host law, san jose is now the largest cityn the region to adopt it. >> san jose cracking down on payday lenders. the city council approving a cap on the number of lenders who can set up shop around the city. the vote makes san jose now the largest city to limit the number of payday lenders. the ordinance would also block lenders from opening in or near low-income neighborhoods. sponsor on the measure say lenders target low-mcfamilies and track them in a cycle of debt. >>> san jose city leaders looking to the skies in hopes of attracting more people to live downtown. the plan is to build let's high-rise apartment towers and hoping to get another 1,000 people to move into that area. in an 8-2 vote last night the san jose city council approving incentives to residential builders. those incentives include a 50% break in construction taxes and a 50% reduction in fees. developers would have to invest in the park. >>> 6:15. silicon valley's water provider is on tap to pay penalties for some leaky equipment. the santa clara valley wat

san jose is the largest city in the area now to adopt one. live in san jose, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >>> san jose cracking down on payday lenders. the city council approving a cap on the number of lenders who can set up shop around the city. the vote to make san jose now the largest city to limit the number of payday lenders. the ordinance would also block lenders from opening in or near low-income neighborhoods. sponsor of this measure say lenders target low-income families and trap them in a cycle of debt. >>> sonoma county one step closer to banning plastic bags. the waste management age sly lay out a plan today to conduct an environmental impact assessment on those plastic bags. if the final report is approved, vote will be taking to ban the bags in all retail stores. the ordinance can only be adopted by a unanimous vote for the ten-member board which is made up of representatives of each of the nine cities of sonoma county. >>> by the way, right now on a wednesday morning, let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. she i

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. >> while new york city is the safest largest city in america, crime has been going down, one of the reasons the crime is going down is because the police do make a lot of arrests. everybody who gets arrested and who doesn't get bailed out comes to us. >> get arrested in the big apple and you're almost assured of a trip to rikers island. a 400-acre penal colony on the east river, directly under the flight path of the laguardia airport. the island is home to an average of 14,000 inmates in ten different facilities. >> we patrol the meanest precincts in america. when our officers go to work, everyday, they know everyone they run into is going to be a criminal. every criminal who has committed the worst act -- >> bring all your property with you. >> is coming through here if they're coming from new york city. >> they come off of the streets. they're tired, they're dirty, they're hungry. and you saw everything there, whether it was somebody who was from wall street who was charged with fraud or whether it was the lowest of the low of the drug dealers. >> we get between 80 to 90 admis

here, in a broad valley in central mexico, stand the ruins of what was once the largest city in the new world. beneath an intricate complex of dwellings, archaeologists are uncovering startling evidence of family life. and in italy, as archaeologists explore the ruins of pompeii, new investigations shed light on the nature of the roman family and the surprising role of slaves. who do we live with and why ? what can these ancient families tell us about our own families ? around the world, archaeologists are looking far beyond the palaces and temples into the households of common people, bringing families to life out of the past. come forward all the way. oooh ! that's it. good. hold on me. come forward. ease the baby out with little pushes. come on. you can do it. beautiful ! the baby's coming up to you. waaahh ! keach: every newborn child immediately confronts three basic needs -- food, shelter and education. in the beginning, these needs are met at home. but in industrial societies, that soon changes. teacher: times three... we educate our children in schools. how would you read this n

nowhere are the sults more dramatic than in sao paulo, brazil, the third largest city in the world.n this anatomy of aega-city, we'll explore: the urban geography of immigration and ethnic diversity, squatter settlements anself-construction. sao paulo, brazil. with its crowded boulevards and massive skyscrapers, it seems awealthy as any city in the world. sao ulo is unique among latin american cities. in the early part of 2, when places like rio de janeiro copied traditional european styles of construction, sao paulo was following a distinctly american model of urbanism. imitating the forms of chicago and new york, sao paulo built upward, growing rtically very quickly. bulies a very different here, stretching for miles, is a city of self-built structures in various stages of completion. they line hillsides and rocky streets where some of sao paulo's newest immigrants struggo ild mes om brick and cen where some of sao paulo's alaide and her family came to sao paulo from northeastern brazil. ( alaide speaking portuguese ) translator: from there my father cameirst to work. came i as a

in just hours san jose could become the largest city in the country to cut putt a cap on number of businesses. and tonight the city council will hold a meeting if approved it would limit the number of lenders to 38. that is how much are doing business in san jose. some charge rates as high as 400% or 460%. opponents argue limiting loans would only hurt people who depend on them. >> muni riders could face major delays. muni will shut down the line and preplace witness a sug bfs between ocean beach and vanness avenue. and this is stemming from a construction project. the j church line will be affected by this only operating between balboa skpark church street. and there is construction should wrap up just with b.a week or so. >> a company gets a green light to test a drug on patients long before symptoms kick in. >> whit looked like fish and game had a backyard bear under control he managed to go on the attack. >> i'm sandhya patel. inland areas gained a few degrees today. i'll let you know if the pattern will hold for wednesday coming up. >> there is from 7 on your side an airline allowing >>

. >> reporter: if jurassic park invaded the largest city, it would look like this.ip-roaring dinosaur park, right across the river from manhattan. the state that has the jersey shore. >> this is "the situation" right here. my abs are so ripped up, we call it "the situation." if this is what happened when the real housewives get angry -- just imagine what this guy would do. dinosaurs have been his childhood dream. the park features over 30 anma tronic dinosaurs. so realistic, they move, blink and breathe. >> we've taken over control of their brain and made them a lot smarter. so they follow your motion and they sense when the crowd gets big. >> okay, maybe they're a little too realistic who were scared. >>. [ screaming ] >> it's okay, buddy. while tony soprano's stomping ground might not seem like a dinosaur's natural habitat, the first complete dinosaur skeleton was discovered here in 1800. this is the typical new jersey family 65 million years ago. this is the hatcha saurus, the state dinosaur of new jersey. >> looks different from the sop ran os. >> a little bit.

starting this fall one of the nation's oldest newspapers, new orleans times piquenne will be the largest city paper to drop circulation. >>> has ibm reached a new level in corporate paranoia? listen to this, big blue has banned employees from using the iphone's digital assistant on its networks because everything you say to siri is saved in a data center in north carolina. >>> a rookie slams the braves, a major league milestone, hip hop icon busts a bold move in chicago. dwyane and lebron try to get past the pacers. the early morning sports are ahead. >>> the holiday forecast looking warm and stem y, that is coming up, you're watching "early today." stem y, that is coming up, you're watching "early today." tstem y, that is coming up, you're watching "early today." eamstem y, that i coming up, you're watching "early today." ystem y, that is coming up, you're watching "early today." tem y, that is coming up, you're watching "early today." y, that is coming up, you're watching "early today." y, that is coming up, you're watching "early today." , that is coming up, you're watching "early today."

but we found one in the unlikeliest of spots-- israel's largest city, tel aviv, bordered on all sides by danger. do you ever feel like you're dancing on the "titanic"? >> arik kneller: sometimes. maybe part of the reasons people dance on... on the tables is because they really believe that, tomorrow, tel aviv is going to be attacked. and they really do live as if it's the last day of pompeii. >> safer: meryl streep has a unique gift. she does not just portray a character, she becomes her. >> this is a day to put differences aside. >> safer: ms. streep as margaret thatcher in "the iron lady." she was self-assured and confident... >> oh, yes. >> safer: ...that her way was the only way. >> i have a lot of that. ( laughs ) >> safer: she does not have a lot of patience for shooting the same scene time after time. >> i don't like to go over things, and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again. i don't like that. >> kroft: i'm steve kroft. >> stahl: i'm lesley stahl. >> safer: i'm morley safer. >> simon: i'm bob simon. >> cooper: i'm anderson cooper.

. >>> los angeles is on course to become the largest city to ban plastic -- plastic bags.y approved this yesterday. >>> well, the trend is right on track. more changes are developing. could be tracking a few rain showers as we head into your friday. right now, looking outtowards beautiful san francisco bay. mostly sunny skies here. a little bit of a bump -- a little bit of a bumpp on the water. right now, i'm mostly watching patchy fog re-forming around half moon bay. speaking of the winds, though, you can see wind gusting to 34 miles an hour outside of san francisco. still, a bit of some chop offshore and into the bay. current numbers, just upgreated -- updated are ranging from 58 degrees there. warmest locations in the fairfield area, right around 74. san jose, in the upper 60s at 68 degrees. winds will continue to crank up as we head into the afternoon hours and throughout the day today, you can see winds gusting by 5:00 approaching 35 miles an hour. by 8:00 back down to around 25 miles an hour. high pressure beginning to weaken. as a result we're taking down the temper

it makes san jose the largest city in the region to adopt that law.nd san jose is also the nation's largest city to put a cap on those so-called payday loan businesses. councilmembers voted 9-1 to freeze the numbers at 39. the current number in the city. the new law mandates that if one of those storefronts closes, a new one can open only if it's locate add quarter mile from other lenders and from low-income areas. >> well, you can't help but notice it's right there for everyone to see. a splash of color and art at one of san francisco's busiest locations. here is bay area joe rosato jr. >> move, it does move. it's like it's alive. it's big. >> it has the subtle movement, make an interesting little video. >> the stoic gray buildings of san francisco's civic center got a little splash of color this week. >> we came out of the city library, i was like, what is that red? >> it looks like a lotus flower. i grow those in my pond. >> reporter: amid the civic seed of power, a lotus flower blooming in power red. >> it's monumental. it's bright. it's beautiful

the city council could make it the nation's largest city to cap the number of pay day store fronts. the pay day lenders with the ads and dollar signs crowding their windows are numerous in the lower-income neighborhoods where they are accused of taking advantage of the poor with the high interest rates on their short-term loans. measure facing the city council tonight would cap the interest rates at 30%. >>> palo alto's landscape will ge slightly. an approval of the five--story building on the real estate area in palo alto. the gateway building will go up at lytton avenue. it will house three floors of office and retail space. it was controversial because it required a zoning change. >>> greenpeace is urging apple to turn the icloud green. messages were calling on apple to make changes. they say apple relies too much on coal-fired power plants to fuel the icloud. the facility for the icloud in north carolina will be efficient and supply more than half of the income from renewable sources. >>> we are just days away from what will likely be the biggest internet ipo ever. social offeri

with more than half a million residents, it's the country's largest city. it's divided into ten municipalities, one of which is uto orizari. more than 22,000 people live here. most of them are roma. they fled to macedonia during the kosovo war and they've remained in uto orizari. 30-year-old bajramsha selmani is one of them. she shares her small house with her husband and seven children. no one in the family has a job. ljatife sikovska is herself a roma, but she refuses to accept the situation her compatriots are in. so she's founded an organization that informs roma about their rights. lack of education and social marginalization are among the reasons why roma don't have access to jobs. without work they lack the money for important official documents. so they can't even register the births of their children who then can't attend school or get free medical care. senada kurtishovska's daughter fell ill, but because she had no papers, the doctor sent her away. >> i took her home, but her condition didn't improved. two weeks later she died. >> now senada's wo

yangon, myanmar's largest city. fearing the destruction of their culture, the junta seemed bent on driving the country backward. anything that smacked of modernity, democracy, and progress was forbidden. these students are on the way to one of the few good schools in the city. this is where many high-ranking military officers send their children. the generals made sure that their own families had the best of everything. the rest of the education system was a shambles. even though times are changing, our film crew isn't welcome everywhere. just six months ago, a foreign camera team would not have been able to freely move about here. we would have had to sneak into a monastery like nyttawadi. during the years of uprisings, monasteries were a center of resistance. in nyttawadi, the buddhist abbot is consecrating some bags of rice. the rice is a donation to support the monastery's project the project is building a future for myanmar's young people. children here a religious and a secular education. 600 children live her

new orleans times piquiene will begin printing just three editions a week making its nation's largest city paper to drop daily circulation. >>> has ibm reached a new level in corporate paranoia? listen to this, big blue has banned employees from using the iphone's digital assistant on its networks because everything you say to siri is saved in a data center in north carolina. >>> a rookie slams the braves, a major league milestone, hip hop icon busts a bold move in chicago. dewane and lebron bust a few moves of their own trying to get past the pacers. the early morning sports are ahead. >>> your holiday forecast is looking a little warm and steamy. that's coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning if you're just waking up this is "early today." >>> in sports with injuries and suspensions leaving the miami heat season teetering on the edge, the big two stepped up big time. here is nbc's mario solis with a look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning to you, just a week ago we all wrote off the heat and cheered on the pacers, now miami is headed to the eastern conferen

that is why you passed the general hospital rebuild, the largest bond in the history of our city, $987 million. because of the discipline in the capital plan, they are on time. when we put a bit of discipline into how we do things, things start working out how we had planned and there are no cost overruns, delays, complaints, and all of the other scandals we used to suffer from. while we are doing those things, there are exciting things on the horizon. yes, we have lost the 49ers playing their games in the city in a few years. we had to take that in stride. i admit, that stung a little bit. then i try to balance it off by making sure we have a successful america's cup, and then there is this nba franchise that wants to be part of the success of this city. they see themselves being capable of being even more successful than a basketball franchise. i want to welcome them into the city and proceed accordingly, with hopefully a plan that would welcome them in with, hopefully, a waterfront-type of a rematch. while we lose some, we make up for it. -- arena. there are some things that will be

. >> on tourism, third largest city in america, ranked tenth. we move up to ninth, 25,000 more jobs and economic growth. >> a promise of future dollars chicago leaders hope outweigh potential risk. katy tur, nbc news, chicago. >>> we've got a lot more to tell you on this friday night on "nightly news." two big things to watch this weekend. a stunning eclipse and a historic new mission to space from the real life inspiration for hollywood's ironman. >>> this is how it looked last year. and if you want to see it for real this year, you'll have to live on the west coast. it's a rare annular or ring eclipse where the moon travels in front of the sun and blocks it except for a thin so-called ring of fire around the edge. it's due to happen sunday evening at 6:30 local time on the west coast. if you're in the viewing area, don't look directly at the eclipse because you could damage your eyes seriously. >>> the other big space news this weekend involves a grocery run of sorts now that the u.s. has retired nasa's space shuttle fleet, a private company w

. >> san francisco is the largest city in california to enforce this safety initiative. >>> bay areary workers are planning a rally later today to protest stalled labor negotiations. workers got on buses at the pleasanton headquarters of safeway. they plan to join other workers from lucky, safemont in downtown san jose. the workers say they want a contract that includes good jobs and affordable health care for both employees and retires. >> fog and low clouds caused big delays at sfo this morning although the problem is easing as the day goes on, there were a i rifle delays as much as 2 1/2 hours. that's because sfo instituted the traffic management plan cutting the rate of landing in half. the average delay was down to 24 minutes but the earlier arrival delays did push back later departures using the same planes. >>> well, finally, some sun for most of the coast. a little bit of fog holding on in the city and san mateo coast and the santa cruz coast but there are lots of breaks now, a lot better than the last couple of days. inland has been sunny but the wind has been cranking up. i

that should be the largest cities. >>> new report shows more teenagers are smoking marijuana and thenumbers may surprise you. to the partnership at drug-free.org 1 in 10 teenagerses lighting up a joint, 20 or more times every month that number is double what it was three years ago. the good news is researchers say use of harder drugs like cocaine and meth have stabilized. prescription drugs 1 in 10 teens are using them down from 1 in 7 in 2010. >>> today is the start of the summer spare the air season. >> it is. >> the smog that you have to watch out for. today not an issue. >>> time may be running out for occupy protesters who have taken over a vacant building. we are live at the scene with the latest. >>> protest violence leaves big cleanup in downtown oakland. >>> milestone engineers will reach today in construction of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. >>> facebook sets a date for its initial public offering the huge haul it could take in, next.

but new orleans will be the largest city in the u.s. without a daily newspaper. >>> a video game company owned by former star curt schilling has struck out. 38 studios laid off its entire 300-person staff on thursday. the company received a $75 million loan to move to rhode island in 2010. if the company goes under, rhode island could be responsible for some of its debt. >>> and if you work for ibm, you could have an iphone, but you can't use siri. the voice-activated system is banned on ibm-issued cell phones. a company executive says because ibm has no control over how the questions are stored. better to be cautious than -- >> i didn't know that siri stored my questions, and i hope that siri never shares the questions. >> i hope so for you, too. terrell, could be scary. >> ashley morrison in new york. good seeing you. >>> coming up on the morning news. going eye to eye with a shark. a great white takes some big bites near a fishing boat. this is the morning news. [ male announcer ] there are only so many foods that make kids happy. an

. >> the scenes may be familiar, but not for syria's largest city. it has largely escaped the violence seen elsewhere, but not anymore. there is an anchor, after soldiers stormed the university a few weeks ago and killed four students. u.n. monitors arrived, surrounded. a man is injured. his friends get him to a car. lock the door, locked the door, locked the door, they cry. who can blame them for their nervousness. chaos has erupted. even this u.n. car was target. at the head of the observer-led team says there are limitations. >> no volume of observers can achieve a progressive drop and the permanent and to the violence if the commitment to give this a chance is not genuine from all internal and external actors. >> activists say there was also violence in other parts of the country, including damascus and homs. >> mortar shells and missiles rained down. they went into some areas in the suburbs of the of homs city. moreover, arrests take place every day, including women and children. >> these pictures cannot be verified, but suggest a heavy armed pr

the would-be bomber was killed in syria's largest city which has seen clashes between pro and anti-governmentitias. >> twin bombings in damascus yesterday left more than 50 people dead. the government blames the foreign-supported opposition groups, in charge denied by the anti-assad coalition. in damascus this friday, people have been taking stock of the attack. >> a day after the carnage, clean up work has begun and people are grappling with what has happened in their midst. around a ton of explosives devastated buildings even hundreds of meters away. people living in the neighborhood have been left bitter and scared. >> look at this. it says it all. our livelihoods, our old lives and a security dog. it is is a tragedy. >> western intelligence agencies are not ruling out the possibility that al qaeda was involved in the attack. but some syrian opposition groups offer a different explanation. >> in an online video, a commander of the free syrian army blamed president assad and his gangs for thursday's bombings. >> after four years of work and 8 billion euros of investment, south korea's inter

results of putin's central electoral commission released after the 4th of march, some of the largest cities in russia including moscow, the majority of people voted against putin. this lab very different presidency has the one before. the time where he could be what he pleased and apathy and silence, that time is finished. i don't think it coming back. there was a very interesting report forecast published in i think it was mid-march which is -- this is by no means -- this is a think tank created by associates by putin in 2000 to draft his presidential program. it's chaired by his deputy premier. that center came out with a forecast in the middle of march saying their prediction for the next few years is the spread of the protests beyond just the large cities out into the provinces, a crash in his approval ratings, a new political crisis, early parliamentary elections likely won by the opposition, and then putin himself struggling to come up with an exit strategy by the 2018. these are analyst who are doubting that he'll be able to complete his six-year term till 2018 given the current mood

the trust for public land ranked 40 local park systems in the largest cities. e were scored on park accessibility, park size, and the number of playgrounds. san francisco was ranked number one, follow by sacramento, boston, new york city, and washington, d.c. also in the top five. >>> it may feel less crowded if you'll be walking or biking a across the golden gate bridge today. the sidewalk on the west side of the bridge is scheduled to reopen. it was shut down in january for improvements at the southern end of the bridge. that meant bicyclists and posed had to share the eastern sidewalk. the last four months. >>> we will find out tonight who will be next -- the next kelly clarkson or kerry underwood. ♪ ♪ . >>> 16-year-old jessica sanchez kicked off last night's "american idol" with the whitney houston hit, i have nothing. the final is between her and phillip phillips, who began with his take of the classic stand by me. he may have the edge, as the judges loved his performances last night. steven tyler compared him to paul simon. touch was the "american idol" fi

settled in 1889, oklahoma city is the largest city in oklahoma. >> my name is terry jordan. curator at the archive. previously the tapes were on analog tape. it is in this room. it is chilly. we keep the temperature and humidity down for preservation of the materials. >> how far back does your collection date? back to the 1930s for radio advertisements to the 1950s for television advertisements. some of our earliest material are commercials from the eisenhower campaign. [ no audio ]

. >> footage online is said to be from the campus in syria opposes the gatt largest city.pposition groups say security forces stormed the dormitories after an anti-government demonstration by 1500 students. demonstration200 people were reportedly arrested. a charge range of and with planning to carry out an al qaeda terrorist attack. >> the men are aged between 20 and 32 were arrested last year. one of them is a moroccan national accused of recruiting the other three. prosecutors say the so-called duesseldorf sale was part of a plan to carry attacks here in germany and elsewhere in europe but that no specific targets have been selected. >> nicolas sarkozy is fighting for his political life against francois hollande with the days before the next round in the presidential vote in france. >> the challenger has been given a fresh boost. sarkozy failed to score a decisive blow in wednesday's tv debate. hollande has maintained a clear lead in the poll, and he is forecast to win on sunday. local elections are taking place across britain today. >> the polls are a key test of publi

now demonstrators have torched dozens of vehicles and set several shops ablaze in focused on the largest city kirchick comes after violence that broke out of the political rally in the city on tuesday gunmen opened fire on protesters there killing at least nine and injuring over thirty drugs have died in politically motivated attacks in the city which is often targeted by taliban and al qaeda militants. obama's b m a found in argentina's capital day before former colombian president's visit to the country exposes were hidden in one of cyrus theatre. wish to give a speech before it is say the bomb was designed to be triggered remotely a crackdown on drug smuggling guerrillas during his two terms as colombian to the racing suspicions that he might have been involved in the plot. and firefighters rescued around six hundred people after a blaze ravaged a high rise office building in mexico city twenty people suffered carbon monoxide poisoning with one person being treated for serious burns seven people were evacuated from the group by helicopter initial information from the emergency services sug

if council approves the measures, san jose will be the largest city in the entire country to put a cap on pay day lenders. >>> 20,000 teachers across california got layoff notices in march. today they're learning if they will lose their jobs. this is the day school districts have to notify employees if their jobs are eliminated. in san francisco alone, more than 200 teachers were given pink slips. in san jose, more than 140. the good news, many districts say the majority of layoff notices will be rescinded. >>> and thousands of undocumented workers in california may get permission to stay in the state. a bill moving through the california legislature would give some immigrants, those who already have jobs, state work permits. many of them are farm laborerers, office cleaners, and fast food workers. supporters say immigration reform has been a nonstarter in congress, and the bill would allow california to solve its immigration problems. critics say state lawmakers should not be tinkering with the federal immigration system. >>> getting caught talking and texting while driving could be s

oklahoma city is the largest city in oklahoma. it has a population of about 600,000 people, and is the sooner state's capital. you're watching "american history tv" on c-span3. >>> at high noon, the guns fired and the cannons go off and the flags go down and 50,000 people rush for free land. the land run was a unique way of opening the public lands. since the 1860s, congress had a policy on the books called the homestead act, and the homestead act said that anyone who would move to the frontier on to public domain and would stay for five years and make improvements and satisfy all of those conditions, they would receive title to the land. because basically free land to encourage settlement. the west was searchly sett lset through kansas into new mexico, through arkansas, and so all of the land around us is settled in the 1860s, 1870s and into the 1880s. well all of this time, oklahoma is withheld from settlement at the ind yant territoian territo. the president started moving tribes out of the southeast, the midwest, out of the at

explosions happened so near a police checkpoint on the outskirts of modest dollar which is one of the largest cities in northern caucasus and the capital of the republic of biggest done according to reports the first blast was triggered by a suicide bomber who was in a car parks right near the checkpoint and around twenty minutes after that just one emergency services were already at the scene of this second blast occurred eight people i'm sorry twelve people the figures are still fortunately growing twelve people are reported to have been killed half of form or policeman and reports suggest that up to eighty others could have been injured in the war are saying is most likely to be an attack and similar tactics are often used by terrorists in the call this is when there are several explosions in the same area with a short time span between them so that more people gather at the scene in time for the second blast unfortunately that is of course a region alvan ten security risk says that. unfortunately yes they just on is a hotspot for terrorist attacks unfortunately they do happen live there almost e