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south carolina is doing. >> breaking news here and quite a choice to make here reel. th carolina the governor signed a law that would force inmates on death row to choose electric chair or firing squad. the state has not carried out an execution in a decade due to a shortage of drugs for lethal injection. so this new law keeps lethal injection as the preferred to method but it requires either the chair or the firing squad if the drugs are not available. >> trevor: that's right. if south carolina can't get the drugs to lethally inject you, then you choose either electrocution, in which case they take you to the electric chair, or death by firing squad. in which case they take you to an american high school. i have a question here, people, how are they coming up with these options? are they all in a room spit balling ideas? so how about a firing squad or a guillotine or, oooh, what about this -- eating too many ghost peppers! what do you think? or we could always just not kill them. ( laughter ) just kidding. how about if they get tampled by elephants? i mean, look, i gu

. >> in august of 2012, columbia, south carolina, was reeling from the news that brett parker, the onlyple dead, had himself been charged as the cold blooded killer who masterminded the whole plan. brett on's family and friends believed he was a man wrongly accused. >> we just wanted him to know that he was into nelson. every time he said i did not do it. >> even tammy's close friend, former bandmate woody woodward, had a hard time believing brett was guilty. you had no reason to doubt brett it sounds like? >> i believed him. i actually called him as a character witness and i told him i would be glad to. because i did not see him doing this. >> when the trial began in may, it was a courtroom divided. on one side, brett's family and friends, including his and tammy's teenage daughter. on the other side, friends and family of tammy and brian sat together. they wore blue, tammy's favorite color. as a sure of unity against the man they believe murdered both victims. >> there were shots fired in the home. >> in her opening statement, the prosecutor minced no words. brett parker had committed

next on reel america, a 1944 film reflecting that policy, "the bridge." documenting the economic and political importance of south -- latin america to the united states, the film highlights mineral and agricultural riches of the region and details the problems of poverty and inadequate transportation. "the bridge" is part of the national film preservation foundation's online screening room. ♪ >> the sun is rising over a battlefield. over the atlantic ocean. beyond the horizon lie other battlefields, europe and asia. the sun moves west, toward the two americas. mountain and lake and plain, it lies 1000 miles further east than new york. lies closer to europe in the northeast than to the united states in the northwest. it is not one place, it is 1000 places. light strikes the palms of natal. morning begins over a continent. ♪ it is not one place, it is 1000 places. the sun flashes down the harbor of rio de janeiro. the continent of south america, not mountain and jungle alone, but great cities. buenos aires, the third largest city in the western hemisphere. 2000 miles to the northwest, the sun glints across the migh

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reeling from the white supremacist domestic terrorism that defined their lives forever. growing up i would hear stories , from parents describing stark differences between neighborhoods in north tulsa and south tulsa, the disappearance of black wall street. the constant fear that came with walking the same streets as the kkk. black community members shared oral histories about the aftermath of the massacre, many said they never knew where their neighbors went and never heard from them ever again. i later learned after the massacre tulsa city officials promised full restitution and reparations to black tulsans but instead turned their backs on them and worked to block the financial contributions including medical health preventing, rebuilding efforts and even ordering those into poor conditions and concentration camps. no one was ever charged for the violence or compensated for the loss of economic life and devastation. i never imagined that would eventually bring me back and would be the continuation of the massacre and the degradation of black life. the research of human rights watch brought me back home and not because greenwood's tulsa district was restored to the prosperous black economi

south of san jose. if there's more shaking, of course, we'll bring that right to you. as we take a look at our temperatures reeleather and cooler with highs in the 60s. hall of fame 2021 class of inductees, here we go, the foo fighters, the go-go's. jay-z. >> wow >> carole king >> carole king. >> yes. >> and tina turner >> there you go. >> this will be the second timen being inducted for three artists on the list. dave grohl produced in 2014 with his former band nirvana. and carole king with her ex-husband and writer husband. they coined hits like will you love me tomorrow and the drifters. >> remember the broadway show "beautiful". >> speaking of broadway, the one and only tina turner will also be making her second appearance in the hall of fame. previously inducted with her former husband ike in 1991 now she's on her own >> by the way -- >> cleveland rocks, baby. >> way to go tina, on her own. >> that's a great list. >> jay-z. >> right >>> next up, the brit awards were last night and stars from across the globe showed up in london for the ceremony that honors the biggest names in music. taylor swift made hist

south london. owenjones, tell me about the pain labour is in, we are having another policy review and i reeled off team was to define themselves against the predecessor, jeremy corbyn, and borisjohnson, but predecessor, jeremy corbyn, and boris johnson, but without defining what he actually stands for and there has been a complete vacuum left by labour when it comes to policy or vision, what would labour do with political power, that is not a question i am afraid voters can answer and i don't think it is one they can answer either. and i think what the policy review has to do, bearin what the policy review has to do, bear in mind the tories do have a vision at the moment, clear and coherent vision, they have used populist nationalism with investment, these are not the george osborne and david cameron tories, they are spending very strategically in areas and communities they are looking to win or they have won and ben hampshire the teesside mayor brought the air put into public ownership and introduced free parking, popular i am afraid with labour voters, and what the policy review should do is bui

next on reel america, a 1944 film reflecting that policy, "the bridge." documenting the economic and political importance of southlatin america to the united states, the film highlights mineral and agricultural riches of the region and details the problems of poverty and inadequate transportation. "the bridge" is part of the national film preservation foundation's online screening room.