it's a wonderful partnership, city-owned museum being operated by tulsa's very own university of tulsa. and that partnership will help perpetuate the survival the existence of the museum far into the future. >>> tulsa late 1800s was a much sleepier town than it is today or that it was during the oil boom of the 1920s. and with the discovery of oil right around the early 1900s in bartersville just north of here 45 minutes and later the glen pool just to our west, tulsa overnight was transformed from this sleepy indian outpost with a spring link of settlers into overnight what i refer to as little arabia. many of them came from the edges or within large american cities philadelphia, chicago, new york, pittsburgh and so they were around the culture at the turn of the century that was of those cities urban. and tulsa unlike some of the other oil towns is really influenced by the east and by the midwest. and particularly the urban east and the urban midwest because of the culture that the oil men brought. most of them were indeed self bought. they don't come here with a mill dollar bank rol

but the tulsa county jail is a city within the city. along with numerous security concerns that come with temporarily housing some 1800 men and women, facing a huge array of criminal charges, it contains its own versions of the local post office, a hospital, and busier restaurant than just about any other in the city. it also contains a gigantic laundry facility. >> we usually do anywhere from 10 to 12 loads. each load, each washer, the big washers are 125 pounds. the small washers are 75 pounds. if that can kind of give you an idea. >> the various colored uniforms coincide with each inmate's classification. >> all county clothing is generally orange. they have blue for juvenile. red for federal. black and white for state. and white for the kitchen workers. >> along with regularly washing all uniforms and linens, the laundry staff has another task. whenever new shipments of underwear arrive they must be dyed orange. >> socks, boxers, bras, panties, all underwear is dyed. the reason that it's dyed so is we can get it back. >> when inmate

a joy riding conviction. >> don't like tulsa, oklahoma, very much.ome on vacation, leave on probation, come back on a citation. it's just an easy place to get in trouble. >> this time she's charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and resisting arrest, but she also faces a more serious charge, strong-arm robbery in neighboring creek county. she has pled not guilty to all three charges. >> i allowed myself to be accustomed to the darker side of life very young. i learned how to do drugs at a very young age. the moment i hit 18, i started stripping. it will eat you up, it will consume you, that lifestyle. i'm just a lost child trying to get back to my adulthood, really, because i can't get back to my childhood because i have two children that i'm supposed to be being a mother to. >> you've really got to quit jumping your cuffs. you understand me? >> if lopez is struggling with the responsibilities of both adulthood and parenthood, the same might be true for the father of her two children, matthew west. he's currently incarcerated about 60 yards do

the victims were discovered together inside a tulsa apartment.our women had their hands bound behind their backs. and each had been shot in the head. poore lives in the same complex and says he was friends with two of the victims. though he has yet to enter a formal plea, poore says he is completely innocent. >> people say you supposed to have faith in the system but it don't work like they say it's supposed to. they're going to kill me for something i didn't do? i don't want to die for something i didn't do. the part that got me so emotional is that these are our friends and now i'm being -- they saying i'm being charged with their deaths. >> poore recently completed a twelve year sentence for armed robbery of four convenience stores and has numerous jail stays on less serious convictions. >> for the first time in my life, i'm innocent and everybody thinks i'm guilty. >> tulsa homicide investigators believe poore is not only guilty, but he did not act alone. they say he was aided by another man booked into the jail a few days earlier on a parole

but tulsa county inmates call it cadillacing. >> you got a newspaper over there?i got a puzzle to send you, bro. >> inmates tie objects to string and send them back and forth under cell doors. >> he made some good burritos last night and sent them to me. >> you can't cadillac a burrito. >> yes you can. >> under the door? >> under the door. burrito comes in a plastic bag like this. okay, maybe he'll pay me two of them. squash it down, slid underneath the door. hooked them on a string. i tied them, brought them over here. you can bring it back to life once you get it out under the door. tastes delicious. >> i had to smash the hell out of them, but you put them all back to shape. >> huh? >> i put them all back in shape? >> did you really? that's good because i was thinking i really -- >> give me the recipe, okay? >> huh? >> you got to give me the s recipe. >> maxwell tries to keep his spirits up, but says thoughts of brandon's upcoming trial for second degree murder weigh heavily on him. he recently asked jail officials to allow him a brief visit with brandon. but as

this is not what tulsa, oklahoma, is about. >> the men were booked into the tulsa county jail and placed in single person segregation cells for their own protection. >> they were so high profile and it created such a public outcry and such a media frenzy. >> they have remained in them since. they're rarely around other inmates. >> they never got a chance to go to general pop because they were already so sensationalized, they would not have stood a chance in general pop. >> jacob england was charged with ten felonies and has pled not guilty to all of them. >> i'm in here on three counts of first degree murder, two shooting with intent to kill, and five hate crimes. that's what they say i'm in here for is a good friday shooter. >> my father was killed by a black man, 2010. and -- i guess two years on his second anniversary, somebody went around shooting black people. they're saying it was me and my codefendant for retaliation. >> england says he witnessed the shooting death of his father two years earlier. the accused shooter, an african-american man, was arrested but later released on gro

this is where it all happened for tulsa. -- it's often overused but he really was a renaissance man. he was born in pennsylvania. he came to missouri as a young man with his family went to william jewel college came down into old indian territory, lived for a while up in a route 66 town. but essentially we associate him in his adult life with tulsa where he became very important civic and business leader. but most of all he believed in roads. he liked roads. and he came along at a time when we were having the good roads movement. we were starting to get more and more automobiles and then henry ford came along with his assembly line and made automobiles that everybody could afford. a teamster could buy one a farmer could buy one, a schoolteacher could buy one. so people took to the road. they weren't just play toys of the rich anymore. everyone had to get a car. it's where america's love affair with the eternal combustible engine began. i don't think that affair has ever ended, sometimes much to my dismay. the point is we did

i got 38 of them. >> you live in tulsa, oklahoma.art of the bible belt. >> mm-hmm. >> and you walk around like this. >> oh, yeah. i like it. >> why? >> because it's different from everybody. it helps me to be myself. yeah, it's lonely. hard to be able to talk to people. you are like man, i just want to talk to somebody today and you don't ever get to talk to anybody because nobody wants to hang around you because what you look like. yeah, i mean -- i will die for these tattoos if i have to. they are my religion. i got to be respectful to my religion. if anyone has problems for it i got to stand the for it. and even if it takes my life. i mean i'm going to do it. >> more than anything, he was kind of a sad guy. i mean he had gone to such great lengths to have this scary looking exterior. when i sat down to talk to him about what he saw for his future, he wanted a house and a car and he wanted these kind of typical things, but i said well don't you ever want to get married. children, marriage, anything? and his response was very sad to

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productive oil fields in american history at the time, the glen pool of oil about 20 miles south of tulsa. so by the time thomas gilcrease is a young man, 20 21 years old, he's a millionaire circa 1910. what's happening in the united states at the time is the automobile is becoming the primary means of transportation. what do you need for an automobile? you need lots of petroleum products and the oil well that gilcrease was accumulating through that allotment and then his business activities as a young man produced the well that allowed him to become the collector that he will become to collect the art, the archaeological material in the collection and the archival material. i think in many regards the collection comes out of hi native american ancestry. that will be a driving force in his collecting mission and vision. and then i think he was also a very curious fellow. he was always wanting to know more while he had a fairly limited formal education he was a lifelong learner. we would use that term today. continually educating himself about the history of the americas. we're now in our

they go to tulsa where one of the boyfriends has a relative. >> after we got out of texas and we got a big old weight lifted off of my shoulders. >> amina felt very happy. i remember a big smile. she was on to her thu life. she wanted her freedom. she was very brave. >> they rented an apartment. patricia and one of the boyfriends are able to get jobs very quickly. they buy a few furnishings and for a day or two they have decided, okay, yeah, this is going to work. tulsa is fine. >> the only problem with that run to oklahoma, the only hole in their plan was they took mom. >> i was talking to tissie. she was pretty shaken up. you could tell she was scared when i talked to her every day. >> connie told patricia yaser called her and gave her a story that he was going to change for the girls but he wanted the girls to come back. that he would allow the girls to have boyfriends. all he wanted was his family together. >> i think he was a master manipulator. he counted on one thing. that mom was the weakest link in the chain. >> it was around this time that i got a call from her parents and

. >>> a night of horror in oklahoma after five members of one family were killed in a suburb of tulsa. two teenage suspects are in custody and police say they are related to the victims. the question is why did this happen? we get more tonight from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: a sergeant for the broken arrow police department claims the scene traumatic. officers responded to a silent 911 call placed from the home and discover add shocking mass murder. five members of the same family stabbed to death. among them 52-year-old david bever. >> someone murders their family members, you know, and as young as 5, i don't -- i don't see how there could be any type of a mental process to that. >> reporter: a 13-year-old was critically wounded, a toddler left unharmed. authorities say two teenagers in the family, 18-year-old robert bever and a 16-year-old fled out the back door and were tracked down by police dogs in nearby woods. both were arrested. >> i can't understand it. >> reporter: broken arrow is a well-to-do suburb of tulsa with a population of 100,000. this street runs alongside a

. >>> if you look at a map of downtown tulsa, you'd be hard-pressed not to come across one of nelson'sstablishments. if you start at vascular hall it's a short walk to the dilly-dally and nelson's newest vengs, the dust bowl lanes. just about three blocks away is mcnellie's across the street is the mexican restaurant el guapo and six blocks away the brady tavern. yokozuna. it's quite a balancing act. but nelson has managed to make it work. a key part of the equation is making each spot unique. >> the menu is different. the atmosphere is different. so that helps. a lot of times people don't know if they're related because each one has a different feel. >> customers will find another difference among the various establishments, the prices. >> everything we do we try to price very fairly. we had to price ourselves at a point where it was attractive for people to drive past you know, a hundred other restaurants to get down here if they're coming from home? allowing each restaurant to have its own identity has given way to a strategic marketing decision. >> we do some co-branding stuff and

both were arrested. >> i can't understand it. >> reporter: broken arrow is a well to do suburb of tulsaith a population of 100,000. this street runs alongside a local country club. crime here is rare. murder almost unheard of. >> something like this of this caliber is unprecedented for broken aero. >> reporter: if accused, both could be charged as adults. 18-year-old robert bever could face the death penalty. for now, the horrific crime left this suburb reeling. >> it's green for new growth and the purple for promise. >> reporter: stephanie gosk, nbc news. >> when we come back for the first time in almost a century, a makeover for an american classic. taneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy en

. >> today is the first day at the tulsa jail. we're here with our escort kaz. this is ryan, setting up the audio equipment over here. we have the camera getting ready and all our gear getting all prepared to shoot "tulsa lockup." >> when we step foot into a new facility, when we start to film, it's actually daunting. because when we're finished with a series, we have between 350 and 400 tapes. so when you're putting tape 001 into the camera, a lot happens over the course of four months. so to start and meet brand-new people, new staff, it can be daunting, but i love it. >> it's msnbc "lockup" and we're filming the show "lockup." i don't know if you guys have seen it. it's a documentary series about life inside. >> tracy is our ambassador. when we enter a unit tracy learns about different people's situations and stories. i've had people come up and approach me and say that they'd like to talk. >> go, go, go. >> sometimes some event will occur. and as we cover that event that leads us into what's going on with those particular inmates. >> talk to me a little bit

but tulsa is actually called the buckle of the bible belt where fundamentalism is everything.tara to pursue a relationship with god while maintaining this love of prostitution seemed particularly challenging. >> remember, you need to be studying up on the holy spirit. >> turning tricks, i think the excitement, i mean, everything. i'm like an adrenaline junkie. i don't want to quit, no. >>> coming up -- >> that's $2.5 million you've made in your career. >> tara goddard shares the highs and lows of her life as a prostitute. >> i've had to tuck and roll tons of times. you know, where you've got to jump out of the car. more than the medicines in tylenol or aleve. use the medicine that pharmacists use most for themselves. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i wasn't reaching my a1c goal anymore. man: my doctor says diabetes changes over time. it gets harder to control blood sugar spikes after i eat and get to goal. my doctor added

==vo== police detained the teens -- ages 16 and 18 -- near the scene in the tulsa suburb of "bron arrow." police found five people stabbed to death in a home. also inside - a critically injured child. another child was found unharmed. all of the victims and suspects are part of the same family -- and all live at the same home. ==kris/vo== back here in the bay area: the man accused ofkil is expected to be moved out of santa clara county jail today. martin martinez was arrested in san jose over the weekend. he's scheduled to be transported to stanislaus county sometime today -- to face charges in the murders of his girlfriend, mother, and three children. the five victims were found dead inside a home in modesto last weekend. ==sam/cu== a woman held prisoner in richmond as a sex slave for more than a year is now free -- and her captor is behind bars. authorities say it all started with a facebook message. ==vo== police say "eulogio eh-low- he-oh constantino- sanchez" met the victim through the social m she traveled all the way from nicaragua to his bay area apartment about a year ago -- ex

tonight we're highlighting four cities, key west, florida, tulsa, oklahoma st. augustine, florida and topeka, kansas. we begin now with our look at historic sites in key west. our comcast cable partners hosted our recent visit. ♪ >> the little white house got its name partly through an accident. partly through just the fact that franklin roosevelt had a little white house. in our particular case president truman was at everglade city dedicating the everglade national park in december of 1947 and the press corps started yelling at the president, are your going return to florida mr. president? and he responded by saying of course i'm coming back i have a little white house down in key west. and so the house at that time was painted gray, the navy took this as a clear indication the president was returning and so they painted the building all white. so it's no longer navy gray it's all white for the little white house. i would like to welcome to the harry s. truman little white house. it is florida's official presidential museum. and has been used by seven american

plus, that humidity, 107 in tulsa, that's a sweater. to expand this heat as we go through time. it's been fairly cool and unsettled across parts of new england. boston, showers the past several days. it might touch 90 degrees by tuesday. 70 degrees with some showers across portland and there is your severe weather threat. that's your national outlook. 's >> this weather report is brought to you by walgreens. enjoy your saturday. >>> i wish people could see what goes on behind the scenes here. when we cut away to the local forecasts, rob dances. >> and you have some moves, i should just call you fred astaire. >> they're so good we keep them off the air. >> yes, i'm worried sometimes he's going to pull a muscle. >> he's break dancing. >> it's not break dancing. >> moving on. >> breaking something. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" -- when seconds count, a woman trapped under car and the frantic efforts to save her. we'll hear from her after the break. meanwhile, sara, what you got? >>> well, when you said you want people to see

the washington mystics beat the tulsa shock 76-69 this afternoon. mystics now head to the all-star break with a three-game winning streak. good stuff there. congrats to becky. leon: it's very cool. good deal. maureen: what is the latest? doug: isolated shower tonight but most areas probably not. we see the pattern improve quickly with a cold front coming through. overnight will drop. the temperatures and the skies will clear 60 to 72 degrees by morning. warm and low humidity for few days. that is not bad at all. we will start to bring humidity levels back up. we head through sunday and early next week. temperatures are back in 90's. chance of showers and the thunderstorms each afternoon. 90 is the high but we have lower humidity levels. we will have a look at what is coming up at 11:00 by steve rudin. people wonder if it's unusual to get a heatwave. no. we get them. but when you are lot and then you add in humidity it affects you. get they have tonight and then relax . >> it's a humidity wave. we understand. david muir is next with >>> tonight, the

this is in broken arrow, outside of tulsa. the teenagers 16 and 18 years old were arrested near that house where the bodies were found. a police sergeant telling nbc news the crime scene has taken a heavy toll on police officers and that this is just unprecedented in the city of broken arrow. many questions this morning, we're working to find out answers. >> thank you. >>> developing right now, firefighters are battling a fast moving wildfire in napa county, california. take a look at some of the video here. 4,000 acres have burned at this point. this fire is only 5% contained. two communities have been evacuated now. 200 homes are threatened. >>> a new vaccine could be the answer to bird flu. scientists developed a train that prevents bird flu in chickens, 100% of the time. they're now testing that on turkeys. bird flu is driving poultry prices up. and it's killed nearly 50 million birds since march. >>> d.c. voter could get a chance to raise the minimum wage. a $15 minimum wage has been put on next year's ballot. the minimum

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>> hannah when into a wal-mart in tulsa oklahoma the temperature outside was 90 degrees and a couple store heard a noise and saw the girl covered in sweat. her mother is now facing a charge of child neglect. >> a family story about getting kicked off a jetblue flight is getting a lot of attention. they had questions about seating their toddler but refused to follow the rules. here is what happened. >> >> reporter: this morning a controversy in the skys sparking controversy online. a couple booted off a plane because of the seating arrangements. >> we were treated like criminals she and her family were flying from boston to baltimore, her son was fussy and put him on her lap. they came over to tell them the toddler had to be in their own seat. >> not one minute later they said you need to keep him in his seat i said i got it. i'm working on it she said what and i said i got the lecture from the other attendant and that set her off. >> told us to collect our bags and marched us off the plane. the incidents causing a firestorm. >> one passenger tweeted the only effect it had was to make

excessive heat warning kansas city to tulsa. it had a break for about two days. these temperatures just like they have been all summer long peaking with the heat index. we do it today and then tomorrow a little bit of a break around omaha. saturday down to the gulf and then the heat will spread to the east coast. they have had a little bit of a break and now that is ending. our severe weather goes when it is this hot sometimes you don't get a lot of severe weather. we had one last night rolling through minnesota now into southern portions. today 8 million people at risk for severe storms. this will cool you off. just as long as you don't get too much damage. i don't think we will see many if any tornadoes today. today's forecast strong storms in the northern plains. very cool weather this weekend in the northwest starting in seattle with a high of 71. much cooler vegas at 101. phene s at 105 which are close to averages. some of the coolest weather found in the northwest. i will give you that weekend forecast coming up. >>> up next everybody, every day people who

after years of chaos, many libyans want politicians to earned the political tulsa and the fighting on ground. osama binjabid. al jazeera. >> still to come: a hiro's welcome. a palestinian helingd by israelis morefor more than a year returns home. plus. >> i am fez jamil in india. one of the largest milk producers in the world. how government scientists are trying to increase production using fewer animals. >> putting loved ones in a nursing home... hoping for the best. >> my father died because of the neglect. >> are they betraying your trust? >> it's a for-profit business. >>> again, a reminder the top stories here on al jazeera. still no deal. europeans meet in brussels to discuss the future of the greek bail-out. the final phase of talks in vienna as all sides say a nuclear agreement with iran is close to completion. the top mexican drug lord has escaped from a maximum security prison for a second time. officials say he got out through a one and a half kilometer long tunnel running from his cell to a disused building outside the prison. also known as el chapo, he is the head of the

after years of chaos, many libyans want an end to the political tulsa and the fighting on the ground.jazeera. >>> security sources in iraq say isil has launched rockets located in an bar province between baghdad and fallujah. it's one of the last places in eastern anbar still held by tribunal and security forces. loan people are understood to have been killed. shia militia say they have already recaptured nearby villages held by the armed group. in neighboring syria, activists say heavy fighting is taking place on the outskirts of the isil city. it's home to the historic site of palmero, a unesco world heritage site. government fors launched an offensive to take the city on friday. hopes for a much needed humanitarian pause in fighting in yemen have faded. saudi-led coalition forces have bombed sanaa. rebels have attacked the southern port city of aden. the truce was supposed to come into force on friday to allow aid to be delivered to more than 21 million people. jamal reports. >> there is no cease-fire in yemen. after the un's announcement of a humanitarian pause in fighting there h

kansas city, the greater tulsa area under excessive heat warning for today.verywhere in orange heat advisory omaha to little rock. dangerous day. heat is increasing in the middle country. 108 kansas city 107 little rock. saturday, may get a break up to the north. look at little rock shreveport. by sunday still hot in central part of the country and east. as we go throughout the period into next week some of that heat will be impressive d.c. mid atlantic and tennessee. watch out for thunderstorms. minneapolis, also florida all weekend long going to get showers and thunderstorms. 91 saturday to 94 sunday in did d.c. looks like a typical late july heat wave is going to move cross the country. >> 90s and triple digits in a few places. >>> a massive blaze in napa valley has spread for miles. 200 homes are in the fire's path. >>> turkey allows u.s. air strike against the air base. president obama and president of turkey finalize had the deal during a phone call wednesday with. >>> take you to dallas. a frightening motorcycle crash. the woman suffered minor injuries

excessive heat warnings tulsa area kansas city. this area has been plagued by hot weather. it went away two days and now going to be back and probably worse than it was. heat indexes 105 to 115. some areas may peak hotter than that. omaha, houston saturday. everyone on the east coast enjoying the low humidity that heat is going to move our way. sunday, d.c. feels 96. hot week next week from mississippi river to east coast. watch out for severe storms. minneapolis about to get poured on with strong storms. later this afternoon, minneapolis through iowa could see strong storms. i don't think tornados but wind damage. what's your warm routine? >> i'm not going to tell you. i keep that private. >> why does it need to be private? >> you get in the moment. it's a ritual. >> a gripping video of a family of ducks trying to cross a busy highway. we'll tell you what happens when we return. ♪ are you moving forward fast enough? everywhere you look, it strategy is now business strategy. and a partnership with hp can help you accelerate down a path created by people, technology and idea

agendized any public comment and you absolutely can come up if there's an issue you see agendized we'll tulsaose at this time please come up to expand the mike. >> what is the agenda are there copies. >> there are copies of the agenda right there. >> so if you're here to expand speak on a permit issue you don't want to expand come up right now but want to expand speak to the police report or staff report but anything else come up come up to the mike if you - >> if you want to pull that one on the right mike towards you and state your name and you're having 2 minutes. >> all right. one of the issues >> yes. you can't do that twice if you're here to expand speak about an item on the agenda you have to expand wait. >> i have something specific to say about. >> perfect go ahead. >> i'm coyote o brienna and good evening to the commissioners i believe i - the nuts and bolts as a native i've seen this as a technology city where art at culture takes a backseat i hope that law enforcement encourages the healthy night life if silicon valley- where people who railway stop checking their phones and compu

death inside their home and two teenage seasons are responsible it happened if broken arrow outside tulsa and killed were parents david and april and three children ages 12, 7 and five and two-year-old and 13-year-old girl were injured 18-year-old robert bevr and 16-year-old brother were arrested tonight. today, prosecutors released sandra bland's autopsy results and say her death in texas jail was, in fact, a result of suicide. preliminary that arey testing shows planned may have had a significant amount of marijuana in her system when she died. she was found with a garbage bag around her neck. she was stopped on a traffic violation and charged with assaulting a police officer and put in this cell herself despite this note on intake that bland admitted to attempting suicide last year. pile was in the cell across the planned and talked to her the day before she die sfwld she was crying and i could barely understand her. i just was like it will be okay. i don't know what to think about it. and i know that the -- i don't think think the guards did anything. >> planned's family insists she d

. >>> in tulsa, oklahoma, police are looking for a man dressed up as an armored truckdriver and stealing and told employees he was there to pick up a cash deposit. >>> to china 10-year-old boy is being recovered after dragged about 65 feet by a bus. >>> a man got stuck in the chimney this weekend. his friends locked him out. he was taken to the hospital as a precaution. >>> let's get gownet down to business. >> good morning. an end of an era as stocks futures and soybeans in chicago and new york will stop after today. most trading is now down electronically. regulators could delay the closing which would mark the end of a nearly 170 year tradition. >>> timing is everything. bad news for hollywood terminator genesis, and magic mike xxl disappoint at the box office. when july 4th falls an a weekend people tend to skip the movies for fire works and barbecue. the transforming sequel set an opening record when fourth of july fell on a monday. >>> mastercard is testing a face verification. they hold up their phone. they ask app users to blink. >>> a reason why you don't desperate before you cl

. >>> five people in oklahoma were apparently murdered at a home outside tulsa. investigators found those bodies just before midnight. there were two children inside the home at the time. one of those kids is in critical condition. the other was not hurt. officers also say that two teenagers are in custody and they are related to the victims. we will continue to track this breaking news and bring you new information as soon as we get it. >>> people across the area are preparing for the pope's visit in september. we were just talking about that. that includes staff and inmates at a prison in philadelphia. this morning, we have a rare look inside the lock-up that the pope will tour when he is in town. a story you will only see on nbc10. nbc10's matt delucia is live outside the current promhold correctional facility. do the inmates know they might have a chance to meet with pope francis? >> reporter: i will tell you the excitement seems to be more among the staff than the prisoners. a lot of them do know they do have access to newspapers and television. i walked the

maxx says that tulsa are notified on the company's website as well as signs in the store that those compare at prices are estimates. >>> some people are beating the high cost of new york city hotels in a unique way. >> oh, my god, there is a bed in here. look in here. >> yep. it's a new york city taxi converted into an air b and b rental and it can be yours for $69 a night. other people are renting out vans and camp percent on the site. price can be as low as 39 bucks to sleep in had a van. there is no bathroom. no running water. new york police say it is okay to spend the night in a car on the street as long as that vehicle is reelly parked. >>> a south san francisco woman has scratched her way to $5 million. jay cane bought a scratcher at the pack and save on wednesday. the store itself also gets a $25,000 prize. >>> today is jeff gordon day in a small town in indiana. he was honored with a parade in pittsboro. the gordon family moved there when he was 14. the four time nascar cup series chance and five time win eight the indianapolis motor speedway is looking for another win on sun. this