so since sin city is not only on this list. it includes montreal, which failed to keep them in town. i reached out on sunday to the vegas mayor to invite her on game day. she politely declined. but she reiterated that the a's, the vegas has been seeking the a's for the last couple of years. so it appears that the wheels are finally in motion. >> anything is possible. >>> a busy weekend on the streets of oakland where police busted several sideshows and made several arrests. that is what it looked and sounded like. large crowd gathered at the intersection of 98th avenues, cars spinning dangerously close to people until police showed up to break up the sideshow. there were several cars that were impounded and at least eight people arrested, more than a dozen citations given out and they credited a new helicopter paid for by the city to help cracking down on these dangerous sideshows >> it helps prevent us in engaging in pursuits. they can be dangerous and pose a risk to the public. helicopters can follow vehicles. >> they are sti

that's chris dobbins was save oakland sports reacting to the las vegas mayors revelation that sin cityinterested in luring away yet another oakland sports team. she showed her hand the day after the mlb encourage the athletics to look for an alternative place for the a's to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable an unhappy with the progress getting the a's proposed waterfront stadium at howard terminal off the ground on social media mayor carolyn goodman wrote las vegas has always been open to active conversations with major league sports franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 2019, las vegas is excited. i take these there were getting trying to keep the teen oakland's whole time. and i believe they really are. what keep the team and i believe is definitely there. the primary option. >> you know, it's just it, you know, i'm assuming it's because after the raiders moved. >> you know, that baby said, hey, we need.

vegas to raid a vault in one of the casinos, and also to try and save a mother who went missing in sin city movies in the past few years, it's unsurprising that army of the dead, of which a prequel and a spin off anime star series are on the way, and a spin off anime style series are on the way, seems so unoriginal, lifting riffs from everything from romero's movies to world war z to return of the living dead part iii. what's more surprising is just how much snyder and his co—writers have pinched not only from john carpenter's escape from new york and escape from la, but also from james cameron's 1986 gem aliens, which similarly spliced genres to altogether more gripping effect. bickering squad entering a deserted area full of temporarily dormant beasties? check. let's remember the team. parent—child jeopardy reconciliation theme? check. that's crossing the line. duplicitous company man who can't be trusted? check. foolhardy return to rescue someone as the clock counts down to a nuclear blast? check. the difference is that while aliens was a nail—biting combination of horror movie and war m

in 2019 the warriors moved across the bay and the raiders left for sin city and the oakland a's stood alone. but now they may be looking elsewhere. here's more on that story from andria borba. >> reporter: in a conversation today they said that it is howard terminal or bus. major league baseball told the team that they can begin exploring new market. the team said that the new howard terminal ballpark needs to be approved and voted on before summer recess. >> it is been hard to advance it through the process with the city council we are doing everything we can to push that forward, and understand what else is out there. >> reporter: the process of looking at other markets will begin immediately. and if you're thinking about building a new stadium at the coliseum. the mlb said that is not a viable option at this point. the lease is up in 2024. and he said it was three weeks ago that they delivered an environmental impact for a $12 billion stadium with $855 million in taxpayer improvements . >> oakland mayor said that it makes clear that the only viable path to keeping the oakland a's a

her local paper that she's been in talks with mayor league baseball about moving the athletics to sin cityce 2019. sports business reporter mik acres. >> we saw it with the raiders, you know, 2018 the spark up and got the deal done. >> the city does move very fast and they understand that's attracted sports franchises of all types. >> reporter: on tuesday the mlb said it gave the a's its blessing to start scouting for other cities to move to, citing concerns over how little progress the city has made to approve the $12 billion waterfront development project. mayor schaaf is doubling down on her commitment to get the deal done. >> this is an investment that is worth making not just for oakland but for alameda county. >> reporter: the city council is expected to vote on the new ball park proposal in july. city council president nicky fort nadeau bass says she wants the league and the team to guarantee that the a's are staying in oakland for goods. >> there needs to be a relocation agreement once we have the vote that both the a's and mlb will not go to other cities to seek a new home -- a ho

they want her instagram account of 190k followers to help show it's safe to come back to sin city. the hardest-hit american cities in the 2020, with over 42 million visitors a year prepandemic, they lost over $6 billion when forced to shut down. how do you make sure that you're not only keeping yourself safe when traveling but you're keeping your followers safe too? >> i think having that platform allows me to educate people on what's the reality, what not to be afraid of, how hotels are responsibly doing everything in their power to make sure that you are safe in your rooms, in the restaurants that you go to, transportation, everywhere. >> reporter: experts tell us that traveling domestically may actually be the right idea this summer. >> probably still overall, domestic travel is going to be safer than international travel. we know that almost 40% of the u.s. population now is fully vaccinated. our case numbers are ticking down day by day. >> far families, especially because a lot of kids can't get the vaccine right now, to be ultra safe, stay domestic, take that road trip, start

same thing happened, of course, with the raiders which we all know led to them leaving for sin city. >>> oakland airport thinks the sky is a limit. the airport looking at a major expansion and they want your input, the input of travelers. so on the to-do list is a brand-new terminal and modernizing the exciting 2 that they have. the project is in the beginning stages. no price tag. back in 2018, the airport broke its own records with 13 million passengers. >>> coming up, militants fired dozens of rockets from gaza as israeli strikes rained down on hamas ruled territory. the damage we're seeing on the ground as that fighting conditions. >>> and president joe biden releases his taxes starting back with a tradition that president trump ended. more on the president's earnings. >>> this morning our asian-american and pacific islander heritage month is focusing on a story of true inspiration right here in the bay area. andrew lee immigrated to the u.s. with his family in 1979. he and his brothers, they opened the sugar bowl bakery in heyward in 1984. it's now one of the largest minority-ow

that's chris dobbins was save oakland sports reacting to the las vegas mayors revelation that sin city is interested in luring away yet another oakland sports team. she showed her hand the day after the mlb encourage the athletics to look for an alternative place for the a's to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable an unhappy with the progress getting the a's proposed waterfront stadium at howard terminal off the ground on social media mayor carolyn goodman wrote las vegas has always been open to active conversations with major league sports franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 2019, las vegas is excited. they're trying to. >> you know, the big league city and and i'm sure she has great leadership like our mayor schaff here in oakland that wants to make things better for city. so it's just frustrating hear for the loss. the warriors got the raiders to las vegas and now, you know, potentially could lose is a lo

publicly flirting with city leaders in las vegas who are trying to get the a's to follow the raiders to sin city oakland a's are home for the first time since they said they'd be exploring relocating welcome home crowd for skate. rejoins us now live from the coliseum in oakland with the latest developments cape this is now like a bona fide soap opera. >> yeah. it's an ongoing saga that the fans who are here tonight don't seem to care that much so far they're starting to filter into the oakland coliseum for the first home game since this all went down days are playing the astros tonight. but you have to wonder how many more years the fans will be able to come here for games at the coliseum today. the team confirmed that they're taking a trip to southern nevada next week. that'smto look at options for other locations for a ballpark team president dave kaval told me that he'll be leaving a small team on this nevada trip. they're going to visit several sites for potential new ballpark. that includes the las vegas strip henderson, nevada and some others. but at the same time, couple said they're stil

that's chris dobbins was save oakland sports reacting to the las vegas mayors revelation that sin city is interested in luring away yet another oakland sports team. she showed her hand the day after the mlb encourage the athletics to look for an alternative place for the a's to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable an unhappy with the progress getting the a's proposed waterfront stadium at howard terminal off the ground on social media mayor carolyn goodman wrote las vegas has always been open to active conversationsrwith major league sports franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 2019, las vegas is excited. they're trying to. >> you know, the big league city and and i'm sure she has great leadership like our mayor schaff here in oakland that wants to make things better for city. so it's just frustrating hear them for the loss. the warriors got the raiders to las vegas and now, you know, potentially could lose is

vegas to raid a vault in one of the casinos, and also to try to save a mother who went missing in sin city romero's movies to world war z to return of the living dead part iii. what's more surprising is just how much snyder and his co—writers have pinched not only from john carpenter's escape from new york and escape from la, but also from james cameron's 1986 gem aliens, which similarly spliced genres to altogether more gripping effect. bickering squad entering a deserted area full of temporarily dormant beasties? check. let's remember the team. parent—child jeopardy reconciliation theme? check. that's crossing the line. duplicitous company man who can't be trusted? check. foolhardy return to rescue someone as the clock counts down to a nuclear blast? check. the difference is that while aliens was a nail—biting combination of horror movie and war movie, this not—very—humorous horror heist hybrid settles for altogether more goofy splatter thrills, contempt to throw blood and entrails around without ever getting beneath the surface of the story. but when it comes to snyder's films, surface

ashley: but first, sin city success, las vegas rebounding after covid closures. next guests are betting it will bounce back better than ever. they join us after this. ♪ we know how much you count on us... ...and that's why we're here 24/7... ...and on the road maintaining a fast and reliable network. we're always working to ensure the internet meets your needs... ...by making access easier for all... ...with comcast lift zones and our internet essentials program. we're invested in making our apps easy... ...to give you personalized assistance around the clock. and we're committed to keeping our team and customers safe by working from home... ...and using precautions in store. see what we're up to at xfinity.com/commitment todd: welcome back to las vegas, las vegas hitting the jackpot as visitors flock to the area. here to react, celebrity chef, todd english and las vegas council woman, michelle fiori. it's great to have a superstar named todd on the show for once. >> perfect name. todd: you actually opened up a restaurant during the pandemic, called the beast foo

that's chris dobbins was save oakland sports reacting to the las vegas mayors revelation that sin cityinterested in luring away yet another oakland sports team. she showed her hand the day after the mlb encourage the athletics to look for an alternative place for the a's to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable an unhappy with the progress getting the a's proposed waterfront stadium at howard terminal off the ground on social media mayor carolyn goodman road las vegas has always been open to active conversations with major league sports franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 2019, las vegas is excited. they're trying to. >> you know, the big league city and and i'm sure she has great leadership like our mayor schaff here in oakland that wants to make things better for city. so it's just frustrating hear for the loss. the warriors got the raiders to las vegas and now, you know, potentially could lose is a lot so

louis, south bend, omaha, louisville, flagstaff, silicon valley, sin city, everybody lifting the mask answer. the gas shortage, it's not below the full. the department of defense has loosened its mask requirements. a number of states have begun lifting their mask mandates after the cdc's announcement. a number of companies are reviewing their guidance. i know we got an email this morning at this company saying that guidance will get reviewed. we are following reaction to this news. still, the big questions that it is raising. we want to dive in. i will speak with dr. francis collins, the director of the national institutes of health. first for reaction on the ground, ellison barber is in mississippi, a state -- i believe it is still under 50% when it comes to vaccination. what are you finding? >> reporter: yeah, 30%. under 30% fully vaccinated. that's one of the lowest states -- it's the lowest according to "the new york times." i checked of all 50 states. they are 50 out of 50. despite that, they have previously lifted almost all of their covid-19-related restrictions. the only one t

. >> the oakland a's could be headed to sin city las vague, las vegas. mayor showed her hand the day after major league baseball encourage the athletics to look for another place to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable and there are unhappy with the progress. the a's are getting work done without the city of oakland at their waterfront stadium at howard terminal. that's not really getting off the ground at this time. an organizer of a group that wants to keep the a's in oakland believes the team will not move away. >> i take days there were getting trying to keep the teen oakland's whole time. and i believe they really are. what keep the team and i believe is definitely there. the primary you know, it's just it, you know, i'm assuming it's because after the raiders moved you know, that baby said, hey, we need. you know, that's days. mightily team is theirs. they figured they could try to get as well. >> some say despite the team's investment of both time and 10's of millions of dollars on this project. the team has had their sights on movi

same thing happened to the raiders and led them to leave for sin city. >>> with california health leaders saying not so fast to the new cdc guidelines abandoning mask. some are wondering if the state is following the science or something else. state health leaders clarified their stance yesterday saying an extra four weeks will mean more people vaccinated and more preparation time for businesses. some argue those business concerns may have trumped the science in this decision. here is our political analyst larry gerston. >> if you believe this is a bunch of horse manure, then you consider what the governor is doing is political. on the other hand, if you buy the science and you understand what's going on and you accept it, then you take what the governor is doing as being wise for the state. >> state health leaders yesterday also clarified state mask rules will trump any more lenient decisions made by national business chains for its stores here in california. >>> north bay mayor says he's been the target of racially charged voice mails. san anselmo mayor brian cull bert says someone left

las vegas the mayor of las vegas as talks have been going on for years to get oakland's team to sin city. and she says she's excited about what's next. >> and tracking widespread cooling in the bay area, bringing a seasonal temperatures for your thursday afternoon. detai i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air, please, protect yourself and others. wear a mask,

same thing happened to the raiders and led them to leave for sin city. >> that's right.ll follow that one. >>> live to downtown san jose and santa clara county expects the all clear to move into the least restrictive yellow tier, just like san francisco and san mateo counties. if this happens, here are the rules it will start to relax starting tomorrow. bars can let people indoors, restaurants and gyms can also operate indoors upping it to 50% capacity. outdoor live events can increase their capacity to nearly 70%. >>> california leaders say not so fast to the new cdc guidelines abandoning masks. some are wondering if the state is following the science or something else. state health leaders clarified their stance yesterday saying an extra four weeks will mean more people vaccinated and more preparation time for businesses. some argue those business concerns may have trumped the science in this decision. here is our political analyst larry gerston. >> if you believe this is a bunch of horse manure, then you consider what the governor is doing is political. on the other h

that's chris dobbins was save oakland sports reacting to the las vegas mayors revelation that sin cityed in luring away yet another oakland sports team. she showed her hand the day after the mlb encourage the athletics to look for an alternative place for the a's to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable an unhappy with the progress getting the a's proposed waterfront stadium at howard terminal off the ground on social media mayor carolyn goodman road las vegas has always been open to active conversations with major league sports franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 2019, las vegas is excited. they're trying to. >> you know, the big league city and and i'm sure she has great leadership like our air shaft here in oakland that wants to make things better for city. so it's just frustrating hear for the loss. the warriors lost the raiders to las vegas. and now, you know, potentially could lose lot so that's that's

>> more than just a weekend getaways actually touring the city and discussing a possible move to sin city with the folks there. we've learned that the team officials have well, they've got vegas also portland going to be visiting the next few vegas is really rolling out the red carpet for sarah stinson takes a peek. >> at what's going on there having a really good time makes us nervous. yeah. >> yet there has been just say they're really buttering him up, aren't they. they're giving him the the grand tour of a gun is they're bringing him to a hockey game. we know that the mayor of vegas commented last week. she says we are excited and we've been talking to the oakland a's since 2019, which we didn't know about because all we knew is that the oakland athletics. we're going to be here rooted in oakland, just building a new stadium waterfront. but though they've been talking to vegas and we confirmed they've also been talking to portland. we confirmed with portland diamond project that they will be visiting there to see if they want to build a new home there. but take a look at this video po

trees in the east bay are dying off, forcing arbor sin city crews to devote more resource is to cutting down the dead fuel, and they're dying off and not ones and twos. what tends 2030 trees in a club and that is just volatile fuel. cal fire said monday. they have hired an additional 1400 firefighters and will add more earlier in the season to make up for a 50% drop. an inmate crewe fire staffing this year due in part to early releases. cal fire has also invested in war equipment. included in that is adding now five of rs 70 i fire cal fire hawk helicopters that are larger and faster. cal fire says it's essential that residents help by being prepared, long time residents who lived through the 1991 devastating fire storm in the east bay hills. no, the need to have a bag packed in my own neighborhood. ah lot of us have talked about getting our program. go bags ready. fire officials say residents need to start early clearing defensible space around their homes. we've cut down trees that were coming to the eaves. we really are trying to create a place where it's not easy for fire just being

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this is sinful israel, a city in the middle of the country and there has been riding might by might,d, a jewish man was stabbed on his way to synagogue this morning and arabs have told me they have been hunted down by angry jewish mobs and taking shelter in their apartments, there are torched cars, stones everywhere and there has been a state of emergency declared here. the rockets do continue to fly. there have been 1600 so far into israel, the barrage is ongoing as we speak and again these riots which are really starting to heat up particularly in mixed arab jewish cities across the country, there's a lot of what they call attempted lynching going on. prime minister benjamin netanyahu weighed in last night saying what is happening in israeli cities in recent days is intolerable. it is anarchy, nothing justifies their of lynching jews and nothing justifies jews lynching arabs. very worrying and ongoing, there's been tension simmering over the years but explosion of anger like this is not been seen some say since the 1948 war. i will say incoming passenger flights to the main airport

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vegas to raid a vault in one of the casinos, and also to try to save a mother who went missing in sin cityl, lifting riffs from everything from romero's movies to world war z to return of the living dead part iii. what's more surprising is just how much snyder and his co—writers have pinched not only from john carpenter's escape from new york and escape from la, but also from james cameron's 1986 gem aliens, which similarly spliced genres to altogether more gripping effect. bickering squad entering a deserted area full of temporarily dormant beasties? check. let's remember the team. parent—child jeopardy reconciliation theme? check. that's crossing the line. duplicitous company man who can't be trusted? check. foolhardy return to rescue someone as the clock counts down to a nuclear blast? check. the difference is that while aliens was a nail—biting combination of horror movie and war movie, this not—very—humorous horror heist hybrid settles for altogether more goofy splatter thrills, contempt to throw blood and entrails around without ever getting beneath —— content to throw blood and entr

as we try to ensure that you know that we are able to get them afraid of sin and know which they can pick up. from in the city and also give them information on where they can get and decent in those the food and where they can but use oxygen concentrator those another thing that we've already come to doing is you know we're trying to trying to create a community where there's a cylinder engines of in those and oxygen concentrator those can be shared so if i as a patient don't acquire it any more than i would pass it on to somebody who does so we're trying to connect this with a lot of moving parts as you do try to connect people what do you see is the biggest challenges right now for you and your fellow volunteers. i think the biggest challenges i know are with regards to availability so you know that is i mean the delhi high court has taken on a sense of everything that's going on and they have hearings drinan be out in what's been deported been ordered by you know hospitals and by the government is that right now is not getting you know it's baby oxygen supply as well what it is and and that is a huge chal

sinned against us. >> according to the latest statistics from the city of oakland overall crime is down by more than 20%. but some violent crimes, including homicides and armed robberies are up from this time last year. armed robberies involving guns, for instance, were up by more than 50%. we'll take a break here at 4.41. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news air travel is picking up and so is bad behavior on airplanes will tell you what's being done to protect passengers. >> we're back. coming up on 4.45. and again, happening right now live before our very eyes over the cisco. we have. >> the total lunar supermoon eclipse. however you want to call it. we've got a super moon and lunar eclipse this morning at its beginning to so grab a peak. you can see the rim of the moves getting brighter and brighter. john, as we've now exited totality, which is when it was most in earth's shadow and now beginning to get brighter yeah. and you can really see that very northern, at least from our northern tip for the just getting brighter and brighter at this point to only less than 15 for our earliest of rise

that was no longer -- that manly statement that stand against this great sin had been omitted, and i wondered. no one else in the citythomas: protests. protests from certain delegates. at that time, we were still drafting the declaration but were still colonies. i almost hesitate to pronounce what colonies these delegates represented, because we allowed it to continue to fester, but it was compromise. it was a compromise. and as i mentioned, the constitution later followed in kind. announcer: learn more about thomas jefferson and monticello 5:00 p.m. pacific, 8:00 p.m. eastern, here on american history tv. ♪ announcer: american history tv is on social media. follow us at c-span history. announcer: susan neiman is the author of "learning from the germans: race and the memory of people,", and she describes germany's reconciliation with its past -- world war ii. in particular, up next, dr. neiman discusses what americans can learn from germany's experience as we confront our civil war past and the nation's confederate monuments. she is joined by michele norris, columnist for "the washington post." the university of virg

another summer of sin is already underway in new york city. shootings year-to-date are up 81%. this weekend alone, 27 people were wounded in 22 shootings. including a manhattan federal prosecutor hit by a stray bullet in the face while having dinner at a restaurant. bulls went flying in new jersey this weekend where a birthday party turned into a mass shooting. 14 party goers were shot. two died. community members blamed gang wars. chicago had a worse weekend where nine people were killed and 38 injured by gunfire. the victims include a 15-year-old boy shot in the head while sitting on a front porch. >> we have a long way to go. >> gunfire is up in several major cities across the country. but pressure continues to mount on police. in st. louis, which has the worst murder rate in the country, democratic mayor that sharia jones is trying to defund the police by $4 million and shut down a city jail. and new york's attorney general latisha james now pushing the police accountability act. if passed, it would limit police officers' discretion and their ability to use excessive or dea

a suspect is arrested on hate crime charges after a string of attacks on sin dogs in new york city.windows of synagogues. >> bill: 11 people injured after a restaurant deck collapsed in tennessee. more than 40 people were posing for a birthday photo when that deck gave way. >> dana: millions facing severe weather after tornadoes hit the deep south. they are making their way east now. for more on these and other stories download the fox news app. scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. >> bill: opinion piece raising questions about racism in america. fox news contributor wrote the democratic party became america's headquarters for racism and anti-black bigotry. lawrence jones. rather than bring american's together biden's rhetoric pits citizens against each other. that's what he wrote. what do you think? >> i think most of this debate stems around that word systemic racism. i want to break it down in two parts. trump ran for office, he attacked taxes, he went after regulation and he went after legislation. taxes everybody eats because he will bring taxes down. take

sinned against us. >> according to the latest statistics from the city of oakland overall.crime is down by more than 20%. but some crimes including homicides and armed robberies are up robberies involving guns are up by more than 50% infections. >> new this morning. according to a new poll from the public policy institute of california nearly 6 in 10 voters say they are likely to keep governor newsome in office come this recall election. the poll also showed most californians have a positive view of the state's vaccine distribution, though, african americans and latinos are less likely than others to get the vaccine majorities approve of the governor's proposals to provide california's with another round of stimulus checks and help with overdue, rent and utility bills as well. >> time. now 6.19 and national news comedian jon stewart and veterans advocates are fighting for benefits for those exposed to toxic burn pits while serving. yeah, they're pushing this bill that would stop veterans from having to prove to government officials that they were exposed to these substances

they have alcohol addiction or drug addiction or the have emotional issues the city is not doing that now and that is a sin's why i am a compassionate candidate running for mayor. >> thank you mr. sliwa. mr. mateo the same question for you. wish of these homeless individuals go if the local some of them in hotels and that what shelters in their communities? mateo: what de blasio has done is put the homeless in conflict with different communities. communities don't want them and almost don't want to be where they're not wanted. the biggest problem we have is that the city, the government is running the shelters. government does not know how to run a business. i would privatize so the people who know and understand what building housing is all about, what building mental facility is all about, building food banks is all about and i would allow them to go into our industrial parks because they're everywhere. they are out of the way. i would bring public transportation into those areas for those homeless people that do have a job and those kids that need to go to school but i would do it with dignity. i would

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i learned after the massacre tulsa city officials promised full restitution and reparations to blackpool sins 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. 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 black economic hub that it once was but because abusive and unchecked police violence a legacy of slavery in the massacre. according to the research police violence and tolls occurred in the broader context of poverty, racial inequality and the deprivation of key human rights. because of the impact of the destructive policies like redlining urban renewal and highway construction tolls the today remains deeply segregated and black neighborhoods are underdeveloped and under resourced especially in north tulsa. to heal all wounds

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city for centuries. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront a sin let it be an arms race based on often spinning dramatic developments only closely and get into disease i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to sit down and talk. welcome back today about 47 years since the allegedly british state backed dublin woman bombings the deadliest attack of the troubles but in the past week another flashpoint in the history of the troubles has gone headlines and 10 people killed in the belly movie massacre 9 definitively by british soldiers found to be innocent joining me now from belfast to discuss the result is a lawyer in the valley muffy inquest who drink oh mary thank you so much one drink for coming on i have to say that general mike jackson who's been on this. show said there was no war crimes by the british army he was the parachute regiment captain on the day of what happened on bali muffy there was no cover up he maintained in as a witness at this inquest tell me about the significance of the body movie massacre and this result i

cities, new railway hub. first in line at this new vaccination center that was open to the general public. ah, what's known as a great wall of sin stretches over 35 kilometers in the hills of rural pockets on why it was built and what it was meant to protect remains lost to history and on the gold has long attracted the attention of archaeologists trying to decipher the mystery of its origin. now renewed efforts are underway to restore the site and perhaps done this enigma into a tourist destination. the baron hills of district young children, infant problems hide a mystery dating back centuries, only from the sky. can you see the scale of the fortification walls of the record for the walls follow the natural contours of the holy area? there are no roads here. traces to get from one end of the forward to another. you have to travel in a 4 by 4, g locally referred to as the great wall of thinned the site houses, a number of photos within it. sensibly added over time. the walls of this great fort stretch over 35 kilometers. it's a huge mystery to scholars in this part of the world why this fort was created when was created. and wh

sin say. no more dense. the 2 have traveled across america at breakneck speed and. the troops appearance in more than $130.00 american and canadian cities pushed them to exhaustion. while barnum and cunningham made a fortune. handed. down imagine i was the remark on an old grave to be arriving. in all the horror that i feel to be serious their. minds are trying to train french people find noises from hours of. darkness the other. in 10841 year after arriving in america and having travelled the whole country tamba fell ill and died while still on to a. cunningham had the body mummified and sold his remains to a fairground museum in cleveland. more deaths followed in quick succession however the show went on despite these losses cunningham knew his trip to conquer europe he shipped them to london the trip so a few mins use. in london they performed nightly at the crystal palace which was constructed in 1051 full of the great exhibition. game even seen by soon all pretty bizarre no i'm not sure whether the visitors at that time had enough business to say to themselves or what this is a business now it's not really real but just like today

i learned after the massacre tulsa city officials promised full restitution and reparations to blackpool sins 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. 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 black economic hub that it once was but because abusive and unchecked police violence a legacy of slavery in the massacre. according to the research police violence and tolls occurred in the broader context of poverty, racial inequality and the deprivation of key human rights. because of the impact of the destructive policies like redlining urban renewal and highway construction tolls the today remains deeply segregated and black neighborhoods are underdeveloped and under resourced especially in north tulsa. to heal all wounds

cities, new railway hub. their 1st in line at this new vaccination center that will soon open to the general public. ah. now what's known as the great wall of sin stretches over 35 kilometers in the hills of rural pockets on why it was built and what it was meant to protect remains lost to history and on the gold has long attracted the attention of archaeologists trying to decipher the mystery of its origin. now renewed efforts underway to restore the site and perhaps done this enigma into a tourist destination. the baron hills of district ya, i'm sure infant province height, mystery dating back centuries. only from the sky. can you see the scale of the fortification walls of the record for the walls followed the natural contours of the holy area? there are no roads here. trees to get from one end of the forward to another. you have to travel in a 4 by 4 g local, you referred to as the great wall of thinned the site houses, a number of fortresses within it. extensively added overtime, the walls of this great fort, stretched over 35 kilometers. it's a huge mystery to scholars in this part of the world why this fort was created when was created.

as we gaze down into the coastline. 63 degrees in the city. 80 degrees at mountain view and san jose. 55 at half moon bay. looking at a little sint of hayes is quiet warm inland. 83 at napa. 93 at fairfield. almost 90 in concorde livermore. we are looking across the embarcadero. these are the forecast features. the marine layer returns tomorrow. it will be deepening as we get a stronger onshore flow. it will be much cooler thursday and friday but warming up for mother's day weekend. tonight during the overnight hours we'll see mostly clear skies but a little bit of a marine layer will develop in the wee hours of the morning as skies are clear in the and and going into the daytime tomorrow we will the coastal clouds lingering right there along the coastline. it will be sunny just about everywhere else. low temperatures will arrange for mid to upper 40s to the coast to upper 40s about 50 near the bay shoreline. is in areas with very and upper 40s in the northbay. low 50s and then in the east bay and the south bay. highs tomorrow under sunny skies. 62 in san francisco. low 70s around the bay shoreline. inland areas will warm-up aga