oklahoma. well, no one's recognized that reservation in over century so it'd be crazy to say that it still exists, which isn't how the law works, but was what oklahoma was hoping would happen. and so this is the part of the book that talks about the ultimate supreme court decision in that case. and we'll start we'll start that. on the far end of the trail of tears was a promise. the opinion began. forced to leave their ancestral lands in georgia and alabama, creek nation received assurances that their new lands in the west would be secure forever. today we are asked whether the lands these treaties set aside remain american indian reservation, the purposes of federal criminal law because congress has not said otherwise. we hold the government to its word. the first month of summer in oklahoma was hot and dry for weeks was nowhere in sight. the lush weeds, wildflowers, grass turned brown and crisp. their edges. even the trees. tired. that morning, sky cracked open. it poured a hard pelting rain

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according to report by oklahoma watch, there were about 2,700 bibles. they had access to none of them fit the specifications that walters requires in this mandate? >> and of course, walters that you're talking about there, that's ryan walters. he's the state superintendent and he's endorsed donald trump. i should note in the presidential election, and i do want to read a statement that we got tonight from the oklahoma department of education to our show. they said there are hundreds of bible publishers and we expect a robust competition for this proposal and that it would be inappropriate to comment while bids are being placed. it sounds like you're doubtful that it's a competitive bidding space here though well, i am not the only one former attorney general drew evanston has come out and said that this is very much not a competitive bid and he does think that it ultimately will be determined to violate state law. >> this is also at a really contentious time in the tenure of ryan walters because to all this controversy is brewing has also gotten into ho

kim hamilton: he was one of the first responders to the oklahoma city bombing. terry hamilton: he was. that's when he worked on that lady that was trapped forever underneath the rubble. keith wouldn't leave her. was he a hero in your eyes? oh, i think so. i was pretty proud of him as a friend for that. andrea canning (voiceover): as for becky, she was a force in the community too. working in real estate, her business often seemed more about the people than the money. becky had a very selfless side to her too. there were people that i know of, if they were upside down, she even at times was known to take her own money to closing and help like that. andrea canning (voiceover): keith was elected city councilman in mustang. becky's business was thriving. and their marriage, an example to others. she and keith did some premarital counseling for several years in our church. so they were counseling other couples on how to have a good marriage. they were counseling other couples on how to have a good marriage. andrea canning (voiceover): so it came as a surprise when in

i actually asked not margaret table, oklahoma, a great point. >> that's oklahoma. >> that's a great point. people are struggling. they're just laying shouldn't the government be spending and we're talking about $5, $40. bible should have the government be spending its money on with helping those houma. yeah, that's what i'm that's the state of you used to be a state legislator so can you answer that question again as a state legislator in california, that would never happen, but oklahoma, that's a whole different state. that's just the way maria trump. >> it's okay. >> it's what you're saying. are you kid that's what you're saying. this guy you can thousand a year. >> he don't and you think he's worried about making a little bit of money eliminate him? i'm going to say is no republican has ever go balanced the budget by $60. >> that's what job you, john it's about jobs. it's like a city as governed the badge at it's like we're back in the paul ryan eric all right. roy, just like if trump at trump has a right to sell the bibles fine. >> sell the bibles, but don't tell me that this is a goo

oklahoma is about this. yes. yeah thank you.the question was about how much students in oklahoma learn about the race massacre. to your point, i talk to people all ages from greenwood white, black or far from tulsa, white and black. and so many of them have told me that they never learned about this in school, let alone any of us who grew up outside of oklahoma. there's been, i think, some technical things done to make that more prevalent. so for example, teaching about the race massacre as part of the oklahoma state standards. now, however. so it varies from teacher to teacher. and also now the state superintendent named ryan walters, who is very kind of on a crusade against critical race theory. at one point a while ago, he was questioned about tulsa massacre and had a quote along the lines of, well, it wasn't really about race. and so it's kind of a situation where though technically the state is required to teach students, there's a lot of pressure, teachers feel, to not teach the history. and i can also say, actually, that

. >>> an afghan man living in oklahoma city has been arrested on charges of plotting an election day attack in the u.s. the suspect has been identified as nasir ahmad tawhedi. federal officials say he was motivated by isis and was attempting to stockpile firearms and had taken steps to liquidate his family's assets and relocate members overseas. the fbi said he worked with an unnamed co-conspirator, a juvenile relative and also a citizen of afghanistan. >>> now to the race for the white house. former president trump and vice president kamala harris are back out on the campaign trail today, 27 days until election day. this comes on the heels of haris' major media blitz and a bombshell report about former president trump's alleged contact with russian president vladimir putin. cbs' jarred hill now with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. russia is again a focal point in the presidential race. though in a new way this time. former president trump is stumping in pennsylvania today as vice president harris heads to nevada. after criticizing a report that trump gave putin

you have the effort to sort of really force this on the public schools in oklahoma. does that happen? i mean, the broader community sitting back saying okay, we're -- my kids are going to learn the trump bible? and here's my question. since it's mandating to be taught, how do you do that in math and physics? i mean, there are going to be some real problems in science class when you start talking about, you know, the 4 billion years of the earth versus 6,000 years. i don't know. which one is going to trump which? >> let's just assume that the trump bible will not be a cornerstone element of the oklahoma secondary education. but we're not sure. this is what happens when a state gets so far red or so far blue that the masses just kind of stop paying attention and holding elected officials accountable. i think rick said something very important. this is a government contract. this is a sole source government contract. this is like so many things we have seen over the last ten years whether it be secret service housing or rentals are space at mar-a-lago. this is the trump

here's dad dana garber thought a trip with her family to the endangered ark foundation in hugo, oklahoma in a lifetime opportunity to get close with the world's largest living land animals. it was my youngest son's birthday. it seemed something we could do as a family was coming to bring breakfast to pops and mary. >> the foundation advertises itself as a sanctuary for retired circus elephants. the elephants here are the star attraction. >> i was under the impression that this was a good place for these elephants to live out their lives after their circus life. >> the morning started with elephants accompanied by their handlers, greeting the family by bringing them breakfast. >> is that so incredibly cool? we were encouraged to pet them. we were encouraged to go up to them. >> but dana says the day eventually turned to horror. she says she took photos as an elephant grabbed her father in law with its trunk. her husband distracted the elephant with graham crackers so it would let him go. but then dana says that elephant grabbed her as she tried to walk past it. >> i can tell you that it f

dos eventos acaban en balaceras en tennessee y oklahoma con muertos y heridos.s menores de edad. locutor: este es el noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana ediciÓn nocturna. presentadora: muy buenas noches. las autoridades de riverside detienen el sÁbado a un hombre fuertemente armado que intentÓ entrar a un mitin de campaÑa del ex presidente donald trump. al sujeto le encontraron varios pasaportes con diferentes nombres y un pase de prensa falso. romine de frÍas nos tiene mÁs informaciÓn de este incidente que las autoridades investigan como un posible intento de asesinato contra donald trump. >> [habla en inglÉs] presentadora: las autoridades de riverside han mostrado otro posible intento de asesinato contra el ex presidente donald trump despuÉs de un hombre con entre nueve aÑos identificado como ben miller fue detenido seca del evento de campaÑa que realizÓ donald trump cerca del valle de coche las. los agentes detuvieron un vehÍculo negro cerca del lugar del evento en uno de los ciclos de seguridad. >> [habla en inglÉs]. reportera: fue cuando los agentes vieron qu

an oklahoma court of criminal appeals has denied glossip's appeal for a retrial.oma communities correspondent, adam cap, has been following this case and joins us now. adam, thanks for joining us here. remind us who is richard glossip and why is this case significant? adam: he was convicted and sentenced to death in 1998 for a murder. the case had many ongoing developments over the years. in 26 years, he has faced nine different execution dates. he has eaten three last meals . today, he gets to go before the sueme court to have his case heard. it is also unique because oklahoma's attorney general, a republican, is really leading the effort here to have him get a new trial. he has been a pretty staunch advocate that the due process was denied and that it should go through retrial. it is also unique the supreme court is hearing a death row case case at all. it has been a couple years since they have taken on any arguments. amna: that is really unique and you had a chance to be in the court today as oral arguments were own folding -- were unfolding. so tell us a litt

the crime in oklahoma was pres, is that not to me, things, and that was the period when aspect of countries was beginning to fight the colonizer. since i've been been colonized by the english colonized by the french colonized by the portuguese colonized by the 30 and colonized by the belgian colonized by this funded there was seeking to break the chains of decor. don't i? this on. when so done the game, dian defendants in 1900 on 56, it was not as loud as it should have been. it was when gunnery gained the independence of the 6th day of march, 1967. and these said the officer with them must unite that this pretty to find out which one of them was given a great meeting. but i found also kind of must be understood to been the solid, dotted the, or pass some of african descent wherever they are, within the mazda continental, outside of the mazda continent. and it's more than the conception far enough because it must be understood domain, the unity of africans throughout the was for the benefit of the continent of africa . when i come in to cool my saying in 1957, that africa must need the look

the fbi arrested 27-year-old nasir tawhedi, an afghan citizen living in oklahoma city, saying he wanted to conduct that election day

well, don freeman got his start making for the 42nd division in the army in, oklahoma.the paper had a humorist whose name was corbett and. he he pretty much hated the military. he was very bad at soldiering. and he was the first person to admit it. but it made such a sense of belonging for everybody who read his column, who had trouble also. and so in oklahoma the the division found out one week that they were going to spend the entire week living outside, even they had barracks, even though they had a cafeteria because the officers decided they needed to get a taste of combat. it rained a that week. of course. and so corbett wrote in his column that as he was sitting outside enjoying his dinner in, the rain, he realized that combat tastes a lot like wet chicken. he also hated to exercise. and so he wrote an entire column about the speed march that they had to do at night. and so he talked about how he cringed at the thought of having a 40 pounds back pack on huffing at double time. and it was as as he had expected, he said, according to him, he said it was rough night,

how she answered >>> and just in, the afghan national under arrest in oklahoma. th. >>> and the new book claiming donald trump secretly sent covid testing machines to vladimir putin during the shortage in 2020 states are suing the . how his campaign is responding. >>> and just in, the afghan national under arrest in oklahoma. the terror attack he is accused of plotting for election day. >>> the new legal battle over children using tiktok. why more than a dozen states are suing the popular app. >>> and for fans still pining for "game of thrones," your chance to own a piece of the hit show. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from florida's gulf coast. here is lester holt. >> good evening and welcome from st. pete beach, where neighborhoods like this still bear the scars of the last hurricane to come through here, helene. now the area tonight of bracing for what's about to come, hurricane milton, now barely 30 hours away from making a historic landfall here along florida's gulf coast. it could wind up being the strongest hur

habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) reportero: el segundo que lo que ocurriÓ en oklahomaana, cuando dos tiradores se disparaban entre sÍ, al menos un hombre muriÓ en el lugar, y varios heridos. (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) reportero: algunos residentes del Área dijeron que este tipo de incidentes son comunes en la zona. (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) reportero: en el tiroteo ocurrido en nashville las tres vÍctimas que resultaron heridas estÁn recuperÁndose sin peligro, las investigaciones en otros tiroteos estÁn plenamente activas, las utilidades no han revelado mÁs detalles, regreso contigo. presentadora: gracias, muy pronto se verÁ el destino del narcotraficante, teddy carranza tiene la informaciÓn desde la ciudad de nueva york. reportera: todo estÁ listo para que se conozca la condena del ex secretario, tras varios aplazamiento

now oklahoma's department of education says the request for bids were consistent with norms of state procure all right. that's it for inside politics sunday, you can follow me on x at mkraju, follow the show at inside politics. if you ever miss an episode, catch up wherever you get your podcasts, just search for inside up next here, the new with jake tapper and dana bash, dana has guests include arizona senator mark kelly rnc co-chair lara trump, and maryland republican senate candidate. there hogan. thanks again for sharing your sunday morning with us. we'll see you next time too much. >> take back control with or health or health provides access to medication proven to make it easy? you're a drink less or to quit drinking altogether qualified for treatment today at were health.com, my garage is too dark. >> my attic is way too dark, but i've seen the light check out the drivers 360 shop life profile valid howell, the panel. >> take could put light anywhere you wanted. >> it has a massive 288 high intensity led bulbs plus it screws into any light socket. look at this garage with reg

and according to oklahoma watch, which first broke the story trump also received some of the proceeds from sales of the bible requirements, the we, the people bible was also endorsed by trump. and that one cost $90. now, oklahoma is department of education says the request for bids were consistent with the norms of state procurement all right. that's it for inside politics sunday, you can follow me on x at mkraju, follow the show insidepolitics. if you ever miss catch up wherever you get your podcast, just search for inside politics. up next here, the new with jake tapper and dana bash downs, guests include arizona senator mark kelly, rnc co-chair lara trump, and maryland republican senate thank candidate larry hogan thanks again for sharing your sunday morning with us. we'll see you next time only thing that matters. >> we designed smarter ways to detect motion for fast emergency response we create hd cameras so you could see what's happening in your home for many where all powered by fast protect technology exclusively from simply say, for faster police response. now install are adv

my mother was in the oklahoma legislator. i am all about it. but, i want you to promise me that in 2024, you will do something equally significant to commemorate the hundredth anniversary of my people earning the right to vote. that was the beginning of this symposium. today's event is part of the delivery on that promise. he then gave me a handful of books to read. he is a phd historian who was a professor, turn congressman. take these home and read them. including at that time, killers of the flower of the moon. which nobody had heard of. so, i learned a lot. today we come together to commemorate the indian citizenship act. or the snyder act. many of us had an opportunity to see at the national archives and they are displaying it for this period of time. if you have not been there and have an opportunity to go see it, it is in the rubenstein gallery of rates. in 1924, when the center act was passed, it granted citizenship to native americans born within the territorial limits of the u.s. and extended the 15th amendment which granted citizens

congressman from oklahoma, charles carter wrote, citizenship would be a simple act of justice to render to the indian that which has long been due to him. their efforts were incredibly successful, i really think that they are the linchpin in turning non-native americans sentiment pro-native american citizenship in this period. and their efforts led to the passage of the 1919 indian veterans act, which allowed native veterans to apply for u.s. citizenship. the other group was u.s. congressional representatives, before the 1924 act, the primary way for native americans to become citizens was through the dawes act or the general allotment act, this piece of legislation was determined to break up tribal reservations, tribal communities and communally held lands, this was conceived of as a definite and purposeful blow to tribal sovereignty and tribal nations, i believe dr. silverman will talk more about the act but i just want to give you a brief overview of it so you can understand the importance. the act had a family a specific parcel of land and import me, that allotment would be held in

dark skies right here over oklahoma. the record heat spreading across the east. halloween temperatures near 80 from new york city to philadelphia to washington, d.c. meteorologist lee goldberg from our new york station wabc tracking it all for us tonight. lee, i know you're going to start with this storm threat. what do you see? >> reporter: well, with this summer warmth, david, you can see, no fall jacket required here in new york city, we're 76, but we have severe weather now, and that's in the plains. tornado watches have been out. this afternoon, they go through this evening from oklahoma all the way up to missouri. kansas city included. that squall line is approaching, could approach des moines, too. speaks to the to ten si of the front. now, that surging warm air off to the east, so, we're near 80 near new york, philly, and boston tomorrow. could hit records in syracuse. now, that's going to last through late week. we start getting drier and windier and the cool temperatures come in, we'll be in the 50s over the weekend. it's back to reality and standard ti

there are kids in oklahoma that need special services and they won't get them. or a class size gets bigger and the teacher has to focus on the kids in the back with no idea what they are saying. >> that's exactly right. look, again we have allocated resources for a school year with a certain enrollment amount. this illegal immigrant wave is rushing our classrooms and fentanyl as well. resources are being diverted quickly to deal with the crisis affecting every family, parents, children, administration, kamala harris has ignored this crisis and issue. we absolutely have to have president trump back in the white house to fix this problem for our families. >> brian: but the invoice in the oval office and hopefully it will get paid. thank you for watching. this has been "fox & friends." more continues with this guy named bill hemmer and dana perino. >> bill: thank you, sir, good morning, everybody. half a dozen days to go now. president biden is stepping in it in a big wa

i've got to be honest with you i'm from oklahoma and oklahoma is a good wrestling state.ht now i'm in pennsylvania. i know that's hard for me to say because i have two boys who wrestled for oklahoma state in one who wrestled for the university of oklahoma. and my president president trump [applause] and i will tell you i will tell you i thought i'm going to after root for pennsylvania now because honestly we are going to take back america right here through pennsylvania. [applause] it doesn't happen without you guys. and here's why i know. because you guys are fighters. you guys are fighters here in pennsylvania and i know there's no way you guys are going to let this country down. there's not a chance it's going to happen. i got into politics 12 years ago because i simply got fed up. i was the last in the world that anybody thought would run for politics. when i was 17 my dad said i would either end up in prison or end up successful and i thought i will never go to prison. i might try something else. the point i'm getting at is we are all fed up. who would have thought w

still inside the vehicle. >> the suv they were riding in hit the median of the interstate in oklahoma, sending the vehicle into flames. get out, get out, get out, get out, get out, get out now! and a shocking turn of events. nathaniel fatally shoots his girlfriend and himself. police believe nathaniel never knew he was part of an elaborate ruse about a fake cartel. a twisted game of jealousy that also claimed the precious lives of two young boys. >> we may never know all of the details about this case, because everyone involved has passed away. and sadly, and this is what disturbed neighbors so much is that those two innocent young boys that their lives were taken too. >> this is one of those horrific cases where there is no justice to be had. now we turn to our next story. kimberly long's nightmare began when she came home from a night out and found her boyfriend, ozzie condra, dead on the couch. she had no idea how much worse things would get. for nearly 13 years, a beautiful young nurse and single mom named kimberly long had been steadfastly proclaiming she didn't do it. but someon

la empresa heimdall, en el estado de oklahoma, dice que ha desarrollado una forma barata de extraer elobre ellos. una geoquímica de la universidad estatal de pennsylvania dice que acelerar un proceso como este requiere mucha energía. y en este caso, heimdall todavía está usando combustibles fósiles en lugar de energía eólica o solar en aptos. cierto, that cost energy where you try to perfect things too much right? it's there's no point in doing it unless it's going to be perfect. la profesora susan brantley nos cuenta que todo esto es un trabajo que cuesta mucha energía, pero el director de tecnología para la compañía defiende el uso de energía mientras se lanza completamente. dice que las cosas no se empiezan perfectas y que están trabajando en sus métodos para cumplir esta gran meta importante de nuestra crisis climática. la captura de carbono es necesaria para abordar rápidamente el cambio climático. es una de las razones por las que heimdall comenzó a capturar carbono. mientras aún esperan la aprobación de la agencia de protección ambiental. así que estaremos en la espera para lo s

la mañana del sábado en oklahoma city.clarada muerta en el lugar y otras 12 fueron llevadas a hospitales locales con heridas de bala. por otro lado, un soldado del ejército estadounidense fue sentenciado tras ser arrestado por ofrecer la ayuda a terroristas de isis para emboscar a militares estadounidenses en el medio oriente. cole bridges, también conocido como cole gonzález, fue arrestado en fort stewart en georgia, en el 2021. según documentos tribunales, gonzález comenzó a investigar propaganda terrorista en línea antes de unirse al ejército en el 2019. el hombre llegó a ofrecer la instrucciones sobre cómo atacar a las fuerzas estadounidenses en medio oriente a un agente del fbi que se hizo pasar por un miembro de isis. gonzález de 24 años, se declaró culpable el año pasado y ahora fue sentenciado a 14 años tras las rejas. andrea cruz, telemundo. escuche esto. hay una batalla legal contra los supuestos precios abusivos de los proveedores de gasolina. y es que la ciudad de san josé y el condado san mateo han demandado a

in oklahoma. and uh, um, uh oh. what's the ed helms rutherford falls. rutherford. and it's about history. it's, it's this town where. two best friends, one who's whose ancestor founded the town, right? he's sort of this new england guy. and and then and his best friend who runs the tribal cultural center and museum. and and she's she belongs to the it's sort of made up, but it's like, you know, the local tribe. and it also has lots of native actors and writers and, um, and it's funny reservation dogs is funny too, but it's a little, uh, rougher. um, and what? oh, and uh, um, uh, um. resident alien. is maybe going a little bit further, right? but it's, it's about. so this, this guy who's actually an alien, but then he makes friends with, lots of indians and he know an alien. yeah. and also funny, funny and very smart so. and also, you know, again, you know, just it's this renaissance period like there are so many native writers and native actors, native showrunners who are involved in these, um, in these shows, it's it's really, i think it's an exciting time and the

oklahoma parents and teachers are suing to stop a mandate forcing them to teach from the bible. they also want the court to stop the republican state schools superintendent from spending 3 million to buy bibles the suit notes that the purchase guidelines were specifically written to line up with bibles endorsed by donald trump, or that was later amended. superintendent ryan walters is trying to force schools to incorporate the bible into lesson plans walters is a former teacher who promised to fight the quote, woke ideology. he also vowed to ban books from school libraries and get rid of what he called radical leftists this is the second lawsuit filed in oklahoma to challenge the mandate lebanon's capital is taking more fire from israel as the fighting in the middle east shows no signs of subsiding we received this video over the past hour showing a huge plume of smoke over southern beirut after a new round of israeli strikes, the idf says the targets included a hezbollah intelligence headquarters, a weapons workshop well over in israel under pressure at home and abroad to bring

do you think there can be a direct line or some type of line drawn between oklahoma city, ruby ridge, january six and the waco events of 93? oh, very much so. it's still with us today. i mean, we didn't realize this at the time, at least. i certainly didn't. but it was the vanguard of an anti-government movement that's with us. the of course, the gun issues are still with us, but a lot of a lot of what we saw on january six, 2021, the trump protests of the election a lot of those folks are come from this conspiracy minded conspiracy minded milieu that was part and parcel of what happened at waco. so so many of the issues that the raid raised at the hearings, raised are still with us today in the political sphere. now, here's more from author jeff quinn on the lessons of waco. until all, we start using history properly. where keep terrible tragedy from becoming ongoing failure by really paying attention to the facts and not the mythology. that's only what we're going to start to get a handle on things, folks, because it's just it's still coming more and more. more. and the only way to

for 80-mile-per-hour wind gusts, a few strong tornadoes possible especially from kansas city to oklahomanighttime tornadoes twice as deadly, and tomorrow, record highs in the northeast for burlington, portland. 81 in hartford, scranton, 79. elkins, west virginia, 79 as well. the good news for the trick-or-treaters, no coats over the costumes. >> pretty awesome. al, thanks very much. >>> in spain, more than 90 are reported dead from dangerous floods in the valencia region. nbc's keir simmons has more on what's being described as the worst natural disaster in spain in decades. >> reporter: tonight, spain hammered by catastrophic flash flooding that carried whole cars away in its deadly currents. this woman and her dog initially struggling in the water, then saved. one of many dramatic helicopter rescues. here, a child. drivers trapped by a year's rainfall in just eight hours. the aftermath like a pileup on the freeway and in southern eastern spain's narrow streets. at least 95 people have died. tonight, it's unclear how many are missing. one witness saying, a house at the entrance of the t

when he became the president of libya now stopped to say, we must have visit the split it up in oklahoma. we must revisit the spirits of the day. we must have a visit. the spirits of would duplicate that. we must have to visit the spirit of some mode. i might just myself. we must have a visit. this 1st of all, these brave men in order for us to occupy how prior to a place to day, when we talk about financed with them, with a member. the lead as well as the file news. but we also remember that is the reason. first, we have had young people who have contributed to this, but it's of find out what kinds of you can name many of them. i've already mentioned go to my talk about daddy. i've talked about would be able, i've talked about for 3, somebody to move. i've talked about getting a civic goal and i've talked about some more of my show on much young the talked about people, i don't mind. you see dogs, some color africa has of men and women who now believe that this, but it's a fine us. but there is a must be read night, said in a different way on through us on institutions. we must now begi

and oklahoma state superintendent ryan walters think you both for coming on.ean bethany do you first pick you see kemal harris does not support school choice, it is a big concern because there is a worry that in battleground states she might pull some of that funding away, and that is what a lot of people were worried about, which they say, hey, this might be a big sleeper issue. >> i wish i had a time machine that i can go on your last segment and argue when she's had on camera that she is a mother. no she isn't. no she isn't, and i don't thank she understands how heated this issue is for parents, especially young parent like gd vance gekko had to experience life during covid and the kids were locked in the public school and lack of public services. and they did not have a choice about where their kids went to school. and so when a place where i left like maryland the public schools were closed and the private schools were open. and lo and behold no one died. this has become a real issue i think for parents because over the course of covert they realized that

because he is from oklahoma. he is from a small town. >> jimmy: not even for work?touring. >> no. think about it. he left oklahoma when he was 17. he had nothing. he went to nashville, just like moved there. was like a demo guy. and then got on "the voice." once that started, it was like -- he couldn't even tour america to get it all done. >> jimmy: i feel like maybe he didn't want to go. >> i think you're right. i feel like you're right. >> jimmy: did he have fun there? >> well, i'd been threatening him for nine years, i'm taking you, i'm taking you, i'm taking you. and then it was his birthday. it was my oldest's 18th birthday, my other's 16th birthday. we're going, right. we're going to die. if we don't go now, we have to get it done. so i planned. it took a year to plan it. i've never gone on a vacation like that ever. you always want to be home if you travel, you know what i'm saying? and there is never any time. and i didn't even know what i was doing. but it was really over the top. like every day was okay, at the lobby at 10:00 a.m., and your guide will be t

concerned that was manifested two years later with the oklahoma city bombing. well, one of janet reno's biggest critics, critics on the house judiciary committee was democrat john conyers of detroit. here's a little bit of an exchange between attorney general janet reno and congressman john conyers. madam attorney general, i am extremely disappointed in the decision that had been made out of the department of justice. the federal bureau of investigation. the agency of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. in philadelphia. we had a mayor that bombed people out of an eviction in jonestown. we lost the lives of my colleague, congressman ryan, who tried to get don edwards to go to go out there with him because of a miscalculation about people. we had patty hearst in the serbian liberation army. we had wounded knee with the indians. now, when in god name is the law enforcement at the federal level going to understand that these are very sensitive events, that you can't put barbed wire or guns, fbi secrets, service around them, saying in some 24 hours a day and night and th

ladies, gentlemen, the honorable frank, united states representative, the third district of oklahoma. it's an honor to be here with the friends, family and loved ones of today's gold medal recipients. christine johnson, dorothy vaughan, mary jackson and christine darden. i was proud to join bernice johnson the previous chairwoman of the science space and technology committee, in co-sponsor the bill that awards these eddie. bernice knew a thing or two about being a trailblazer or herself having become the first woman and the first african-american to chair, the science committee honoring the hidden figures of the space race was an cause for her. and i wish she could be here with us today to see the results of her hard work to celebrate the pioneering of nasa for years, female computers mathema, additions and engineers helped drive nasa's unprecedented achievements during the space race. despite facing gender hurdles they were paid less received fewer opportunities that advancement and were not recognized. their contributions often to submit their work and. women of color like katherine

what the fbi uncovered about a man in oklahoma who they say was planning a terror attack on novemberth. >> plus, voting is underway, and some jurisdictions are using ranked choice voting. coming up, we'll explain the process and also some common mistake to mexico today, including cancun. it is expected to make a direct hit on the tampa and saint petersburg area as early as tomorrow night, hitting areas also still recovering from hurricane helene. >> the san francisco public school district today released a list of 11 elementary schools and two high schools that could close or merge by the end of the academic year. the district plans to hold a town hall meeting for public comment on thursday. a final proposal for foreclosures will be sent to the school board in november. the board will vote on that list in december. >> and tonight, oakland city leaders are debating whether to continue using shotspotter technology in the city. oakland police have used this technolog, which can detect the sound of gunfire, since 2006. and some city leaders and community advocates have questioned shotspo

i remember sold very fondly on famously this statement of gun us, but i'm in oklahoma city, father, the political kingdom and the rest will come on to you. we sought and obtained possibly the political kingdom, but they've gone with pingdom has not come because we are not in control of or guardians. these on 1 may ask, why must we be in control of what courtesies we must be in control of occurrences, because it is the medium of exchange. we must be in control of what car is to because it is what the diamonds. oh, all i corner me is going to interact with the rest of the walk. we must be in control. avoid calling me because it is the some missed some of the goods on services that are available within a country. we must control our currency because when we borrow how we bought into by borrowing the timing to buy is a car at the top of what kind of this is on many african countries. indeed the recognize the need to have currencies that are strong. it is in that regard that there has been us there is to move to have come on the cutting says in the village . these thoughtful can countries, i

ladies, gentlemen, the honorable frank, united states representative, the third district of oklahoma. it's an honor to be here with the friends, family and loved ones of today's gold medal recipients. christine johnson, dorothy vaughan, mary jackson and christine darden. i was proud to join bernice johnson the previous chairwoman of the science space and technology committee, in co-sponsor the bill that awards these eddie. bernice knew a thing or two about being a trailblazer or herself having become the first woman and the first african-american to chair, the science committee honoring the hidden figures of the space race was an cause for her. and i wish she could be here with us today to see the results of her hard work to celebrate the pioneering of nasa for years, female computers mathema, additions and engineers helped drive nasa's unprecedented achievements during the space race. despite facing gender hurdles they were paid less received fewer opportunities that advancement and were not recognized. their contributions often to submit their work and. women of color like katherine

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also shines a light on mary ross who was a cherokee woman from oklahoma who parked on many aspects of the aviation and space program at lockheed martin. the personal lives these women wore girl scout troop leaders, active in their churches and synagogues. they raised scholarship money for students, delivered meals to the hungry in their communities and spend countless hours tutoring kids so that those kids would see the power and the beauty of numbers. they believed in tending to the small democracy that binds us to each other as neighbors and american citizens and by honoring them we honor the very best of our country. thanks to all of you again. it is my honor to be here today, and congratulations to all of the honorees and their families. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable frank lucas. united states representative from the third district of oklahoma. >> it is an honor to be here with friends, family, and loved ones of today's gold medal recipients. i was proud to join the previous chairwoman of the science space and technology committee in cosponsoring the bill that awards thes