. >> allen: coming up to paul tracy, remember tracy's car damaged in an incident early in the night. >> danica: does not look comfortable. >> allen: he has been struggling to keep it between the walls. the leader is behind cleanly and without incident. greg biffle trying to keep the pressure on. >> danica: keep in mind they don't have spotters. that moment, if you have a spotter, somebody telling paul tracy that traffic is behind him, but he does not have that. it looks like he is having to hang on for dear life anyway. these are things that normally, you would see, perhaps, a different way of acting around cars, but they are out there on their own. >> allen: steward, bobby labonte third and fourth, wearing some of the lap traffic, as well, does not seem he is going to catch up with helio castroneves. let's talk about this guy up front, 41 years old, six time nascar modified tour champion. the only driver to win four consecutive titles in that division, and the meaning of this to him, he felt the burden of representing all the guys that raced at all these local tracks, not just at st

tracy: they were being bombed. paul: yes. aul, can you talk about the loss of life and livelihoods in the immediate aftermath and the days and weeks following, the imprisonment of black tolson's who survived -- tulsans who survived. paul: it is important to put this in scale, we are talking about over one half -- 1000 homes and businesses leveled. we are talking about hundreds of people being murdered. we will never know how many people. there is ongoing search is, archaeological services -- searches for mass graves today. we are talking about an immense amount of property, $1.5 million worth of property. as dr. hooker pointed out in her testimony that we heard at the top, it is more than just a neighborhood destroyed or businesses destroyed. it is the ongoing trauma that this event caused for people. that, not just rebuilding from this event but the systematic obstacles that are put in place by the city, by the state to prevent people from rebuilding, to prevent people from putting their lives fully together. and what we hear

tracy: they were being bombed. paul: yes. acy: paul, can you talk about the loss of life and livelihoods in the immediate aftermath and the days and weeks following, the imprisonment of black tolson's who survived -- tulsans who survived. paul: it is important to put this in scale, we are talking about over one half -- 1000 homes and businesses leveled. we are talking about hundreds of people being murdered. we will never know how many people. there is ongoing search is, archaeological services -- searches for mass graves today. we are talking about an immense amount of property, $1.5 million worth of property. as dr. hooker pointed out in her testimony that we heard at the top, it is more than just a neighborhood destroyed or businesses destroyed. it is the ongoing trauma that this event caused for people. that, not just rebuilding from this event but the systematic obstacles that are put in place by the city, by the state to prevent people from rebuilding, to prevent people from putting their lives fully together. and what w

paul megia is celebrating his eighth grade graduation. he grew up in san jose, lived near mountain house near tracy, with his parents, wife and kids. friends and family gathered for his son, gavin. his family tells us paul did everything for his kids. >> i've been down, i've been having anger, but i've been trying to push that to the side and just think of the happy things in life and just be happy about what's happening with me right now. >> so sad. paul's funeral will be held on sunday. our coverage continues online as well where you can learn more about the victims and how you can help their families. we've also posted the entire four-minute body cam video, it's on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> as of this morning, all bay area counties are officially out of the red tier, if you live in solano or marin counties you're waking up to loosened restrictions. solano county is officially in the orange tier, it's the final bay area county to qualify, marin meanwhile is moving into the least restrictive yellow tier effective today. indoor capacities for businesses like restaurants and gyms can be expanded while bars can reopen indoors a

tracy: in the museum collection there is a chair that was reportedly looted from a black church during the massacre. how do objects like this testify to memory and loss? paul: i think this is a great example of an object that not only testifies to memory and loss, but also becomes an opening to talk about how we value history. how we talk about wealth, how we talk about what is lost, not just memory, but what was lost. what was the effect of that loss? and, how can we think about restoring the loss and actively think and talk about repair? so this chair, which was found in a consignment shop from one of our friends in tulsa, vanessa adams harris, a playwright who has written a play using the testimonies from survivors and witnesses to the race massacre. she donated this chair to the museum, and i think it really becomes a way of talking about what we still have to understand about our past. it is also a tremendous window into the story of black churches and spirituality. both as the targets of racial violence of which there were at least eight churches that were burned to the ground during the massacre. but also as sites of sanctuary, not just during massa

the community of tracy in the san joaquin valley and san joaquin county actually held a a vigil tonight. remember timothy romo and paul both of them were killed last week in that shooting and the community is still in mourning. much as we are here in the bay area. eric rucker was there and has more from tracy. >> you anything for 21 years and. if you don't have just friends. >> family of tracy resident timothy romo say they didn't just lose a father and husband last week they lost all 9 of those killed at the san jose beaty. a rail yard. >> i feel that all 9 of our heroes in my book. they never deserved to die. they never asked to die. >> tonight at a prayer vigil at tracy city hall, family and strangers. remember to local victims of last week's tragedy romo of tracey and paul of nearby mount house son scott says his dad a military veteran was never one to back down no matter how tough the situation. >> he refused to run away from a fight ever and i know for a fact that he didn't run away from this one. he was able to defend himself. and everyone else and there. >> ramos wife annette says her emotions after the loss a

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paul megia is celebrating his eighth grade graduation as well. his father grew up in san jose, lived near mountain house, in tracy with his parents, wife and kids. nds and family gathered yesterday for this milestone for his son, gavin. family tells us paul did everything for his kids. >> i've been feeling sad, lately, down, having anger but trying to push that to the side and think of the happy things in life and just be happy about what's happening with me right now. >> i hope he doesn't push it aside because that is tough. he lost his father. now after he celebrates his graduation his own father's funeral will be held on sunday. >>> our coverage continues online as well, learn more about the victims and how you can help their families and we posted the four-minute body cam video as well to see the deputy's response to that shooting, that horrific day, all on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> as of this morning, all bay area counties are officially out of the red tier. if you live in solano or marin counties you wake up to loosened restrictions. solano county is officially in the orange tier, it's the final bay area county to qualify. marin mean

tracy city hall, family and strangers. remember to local victims of last week's tragedy romel of tracey and paul of nearby mount house son scott says his dad a military veteran was never one to back down no matter how tough the situation. >> he refused to run away from a fight ever and i know for a fact that he didn't run away from this one. he was able to defend himself. and everyone else and there. >> ramos wife annette says her emotions after the loss are still raw. >> i there and sing a lot anger, a lot of frustration i want to try to find forgiveness. a little hard right now, but i'm sure to come in time. >> leonard a week after a vigil for his son in mount house addressed the crowd. >> my son. gave his life so others may live. but i would rather life. >> never leave home without having to your loved ones. love you. >> now. the transit system is also honoring the 9 lives with the special buses. you can see the hashtag dt a family on the side of the buses. light rail service has been suspended until further notice. there are going to be bused bridges in place to help get people around. on kron 4 dot com. we have a section.

tracy city hall, family and strangers. remember to local victims of last week's tragedy. >> romel of tracey and paul of nearby mount house son veteran was never one to back down no matter how tough the situation. >> he refused to run away from a fight ever and i know for a fact that he didn't run away from this one. he was able to defend himself. and everyone else and there. >> ramos wife annette says her emotions after the loss are still raw. >> i there and sing a lot anger. a lot of frustration. i want to try to find forgiveness. a little hard right now, but i'm sure to come in time. >> leonard a week after a vigil for his son in mount house addressed the crowd. >> my son. gave his life so others may live. but i would rather life. >> never leave home without having to your loved with you. >> the vta system is honoring those who lost their lives with these special buses. you can see the hashtag on the side there that says hashtag dt a family. the light rail service has been suspended until further notice and they're a bus bridges to get you where need to go. in the east bay dublin. police are looking for 3 men who shot a 60