>>> at the tulsa county jail in oklahoma, we met jacob england and alvin watts.re suspects in one of the more chilling murder stories we've ever encountered. their alleged killing spree made national news. >> acting on an anonymous tip early sunday morning, police arrested 19-year-old jacob carl england and 32-year-old alvin lee watts. >> the two are believed to be responsible for friday's shooting rampage in a predominantly black tulsa neighborhood that left three dead, two others injured. all victims were believed to be randomly selected, stopped by the killers who were driving around, asking directions, then gunning down the victims. >> and it wasn't just any friday. it was good friday. the good friday killings came on the two-year anniversary of the murder of jacob england's father, who had been shot by an african-american man. england and watts had entered not guilty pleas to three counts of first-degree murder, two counts of shooting with the intent to kill, and five hate crimes. both men were eligible for the death penalty. and both agreed to be interviewe

history occurred june 1, 19 1, in the greenwood section in the suburbs of tulsa, oklahoma. over 300 black people were shot and killed. so this gives you an understanding. 50 died in this shooting in vegas. over 300 died. 300, and a lot of people don't know. but the fact checkers, i encourage everyone to look into black wall street, greenwood section of tulsa, oklahoma, june 1, 1921. host: jay, thank you. mark from wallingford, p.a. what's your reaction to all this? caller: well, i think it's horrible that americans are doing this to other americans. and i want to express my condolences for everyone that is affected by this, not just the folks dealing with the injuries, but all of the families that&friends that have to deal with this as well. the point i want to make is, i think the debate about gun out. l is sort of an easy it is maybe part of this discussion, but if you look in europe, where it's difficult to get firearms, there still are terrorist attacks, and there was a terrorist attack at a concert in britain, where several people were killed. and there weren't my fire

he says he'll resume the tour next week in tulsa, oklahoma - and he expects that to be a tough and emotional show. turning now to the crisis in the caribbean. president trump and the first lady were on the ground in puerto c but the visit, came with a little controversy, after president trump says the governor should be proud that only 16 people died. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl has more. that was jonathan karl reporting. the president may rico, but the issue has followed him back to the white house. later today, puerto rican advocates say they will protest outside the white house, calling on the trump administration to provi island rebuild. they are also calling on the president to forgive puerto rico's 72 billion dollar public debt. a man who allegedly threatened to kill a metrobus driver while holding a knife.. is scheduled to be arraigned today. court records state.. davon abney pulled out the knife yesterday on the x-2 line, after refusing to pay his fare. a leader of the union that represents bus drivers, carroll thomas, is familiar with that passenger. thomas s

. >> today is the first day at the tulsa jail. 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 "lockup," i don't know if you've 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, i'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 about where you're fro

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teaches cyber security and information at the tandy school of computer science at the university of tulsa. his research focuses on economics of information security, the study of electronic crime, and the development of policy for strengthseni strengthen security. he also oversees the economics lab and serves as the director of stop bad ware. your written statements will be entered into the record asking you to summarize your testimony in five minutes or less. ms. winterton, would you please proceed. >> thank you. thank you, chairman. i'm the director of strategy at arizona state university. i'd like to thank you for convening the hearing on this critical issue and inviting me to participate. i learned working with the dp of defense and that it's best to put the bottom lineup front. it is possible to be a responsible steward of personal data. that doesn't mean it's trivial or easy. that just means there are known solutions to a lot of the problems that we see. most of these big data breaches aren't due to complex sophisticated exploits. most of them come down to mismanagement of the basic

. >> footnote, country star jason aldine on stage in tulsa last night. the first concert since the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history broke out during his performance in vegas. aldean took him to honor, then he turned a bit defdefiant, urg fans to reap cyst living in fear. later he told the crowd he was about to perform the same show people should have seen in las vegas. >> dallas cowboys running back, ezekiel elliott suspended again for now. federal appeals court granted the nfl request to drop the in junction that put the six game ban on hold. the league reinstated suspension that would last until november 30th. players' union is now considering other options. elliott was suspended because of domestic violence allegations in ohio. prosecutors decided not to pursue goodell has the a secret admirer on twitter. according to "the wall street journal," his wife, jane skinner set up an account that has since been deleted. she apparently operated under the, identified themselves as joan smith and defended the commissioner on a number of issues, recently

after the full is saw race riots -- tulsa race riots, so white extremists, i think we'd have to call them white supremacists, burned down a middle class basically what's called black wall street in tulsa. and the response was to take all the african-americans and put them in what was called in the newspapers p at the time a concentration camp. so instead of focusing on the white people who had burned the place down, they took all the african-americans and put them in a camp, and they wouldn't let them go until a white person came to vouch for them. and the newspapers report this at the time with no sense of irony all the. just with almost -- whimsically is too strong of a word. but many of the white people that came to get people out of that camp only knew the nickname of their servants or only knew their first names. and so it became very difficult to get people out because there might be 50 people answering to that. so it's this sort of horrific look back at this moment. but it was in the newspapers at the time. it was described as a concentration camp. so the phenomena are certain

[applause] >> shepard: jason aldeen in tulsa. he said he thinks about the shooting vipg times every day. he said the attackers want to scare us. but he refusions to live in fear. more ahead on president trump cutting off crucial subsidies in obamacare. we'll speak with a news editor from the "wall street journal" who said this is a high risk move for the president. he'll explain why and what it means to all of us, coming up. by listening to an thiaudiobook on audible.ame and this guy is just trying to get through the day. this guy feels like he can take on anything. this guy isn't sure he can take it anymore. unwavering self-confidence. stuck in a 4-door sedan of sadness. upgrade your commute. ride with audible. dial star star audible on your smartphone to start listening today. ♪ i'm living that yacht life, life, life ♪ ♪ top speed fifty knots life on the caribbean seas ♪ ♪ it's a champagne and models potpourri ♪ ♪ on my yacht made of cuban mahogany, ♪ ♪ gany, gany, gany, gany ♪ watch this don't get mad (bell mnemonic) get e*tra

. >> at the tulsa county jail, in oklahoma, anthony freeman drew portraits of other inmates in exchange commissary snacks. when we met him he was working on a series of portraits of native american inmate clyde cook. >> i'm mixing like indian art, eagles, peace pipes, dream catchers from his tribe and stuff like that. >> i met him years ago and he's come a long ways with his artwork. i try to get all i could get while i can get it. >> all i got now is number two pencils and rolled up newspaper. like i lay lead down on this and that's how i do my shading. you know i draw with my pencils but i shade with these right here. this is my hustle in here. that's what i -- this is how i eat. i usually just charge like $5 to $7 or something like that. you know, it's honest hustle. i probably average about maybe three a week. three or four a week. this month was a pretty good month. i probably made about $100 this month. >> at indiana state prison, ron jacobs picked up a nickname. that he took a lot of pride in. >> my nickname is picasso because of all the artwork i do. my art is the most important

host: tulsa, oklahoma. republican. hi, coleman. caller: a little speculation. elected,y had been would we be hearing any of this? the democratic party takes care of its own, regardless of corruption. we have seen that with so many things. alignedow everybody behind bill clinton from the , with his attacks on women in the white house. it is a culture in the democratic party. the problem i think is the media -- the media is a part of the democratic party. anything get away with because the media will investigate in great detail. the republic is protected whenever republicans are in power. protectedic has no whenever the democrats are in power. this is a very significant example. host: thank you. jeremy. people have been working on this story about weinstein for years. was anythink there connection between party affiliation and his donations. really don't think that would've changed anything. it took time to get people willing to go on the record, nondisclosure agreements. someone that people have known about and they have been waiting for the right moment to rele

he launched into a five minute speech during the show in tulsa, oklahoma last night. he canedled five shows saying he wanted to respect victims and his fans. >>> a major retailer is holding hiring events in all the stores today. >>> flyers fans are surprised with gifts as they get ready for the home opener. those stories and more up next. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us. i'll have the langoustine lfor you, sir?i. the original call was for langoustine ravioli. a langoustine is a tiny kind of lobster. a slight shellfish allergy rules that out, plus my wife ordered the langoustine. i will have chicken tenders and tater tots. if you're

overnight country singer jason aldean resumed his "they don't know" tour with a concert in tulsa oklahoma. aldean was performing on stage when the las vegas massacre happened. three songs into his set, the singer gave a five minute speech honoring the victims of the shooting. aldean says he thinks about those victims every day. a big outpouring of support for a local victim of the las vegas massacre.. friends and family of tina frost gathered for a fundraiser at the hideaway restaurant in odenton maryland frost lost her right eye in the shooting, and is recovering in a las vegas hospital. a family spokesperson says frost is sti but she's no longer in a full coma. at the fundraiser, tina frost's friends sold t-shirts and wristbands. about 500 people attended the event. the restaurant donated all of its profits from open to close yesterday.. directly to frost's family. coming up - a suspicious couple spotted near children the alert for people in loudoun county.. plus - see it or skip it? two new movies opening at the box office this weekend. the first reviews from wash f-m's loo and chilli.

. >> ♪ >> thousands turned out to the be okay center in tulsa, oklahoma to see aldean at his first concertce a gunman killed 58 people while performing at a music festival in las vegas. three songs in aldean took the time to address the crowd about the shooting to the crowd. >> as you guys know, it has been a tough week and a half for all of us here up on the stage and i want to say thank you guys for being here tonight. you guys will help us get through this as much as we can >> applause. >> aldean did cancel shows in california last week to mourn those killed during that mass shooting. >>> president trump is defending his decision to roll role back parts of the affordable care act but critics on both side of the aisle say it could hurt those with the low income and elderly. cbs news correspondent kennett craig is tracking details. >> reporter: president trump is pushing back against critics who say his executive order on health care will hurt americans. >> we are going to hav health care in our country. >> reporter: before speaking at the voters value summi this morning mr. trump tweeted

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victims, the right thing to do is take some time to mourn with loved resume the tour next week in tulsama - and he expects that to be a tough and emotional show. jennifer lopez is canceling her las vegas performances this week out of respect to the >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. [gunfire] [sirens] autria: breaking new developments from las vegas, a chilling new perspective from the middle of that match shooting. plus, the government has , theriend now home overnight arrival to change the investigation. a realif you look at catastrophe like katrina, what is your death count? 16 people versus in the thousands? larry: the questionable comments the president made amid the devastation in puerto rico. autria: summer, making just one more appearance. the warm-up you are looking at to round out your work week. good morning to you, washington. larry: glad you are with us here on this

. >> that's jason aldean who resumed his tour in tulsa last night with his first show since the las vegas. >> he canceled in california in the days following. it's got to be tough to get back out there like that. >> to get the message out, i'm sure it makes everybody a little stronger to hear him. >>> a kidnapped american mother, her husband and children are safe after a harrowing rescue from the clutches of the taliban by the military commandos. >> they spent five years in captivity while they were on an adventure excursion many find too risky. chief foreign correspondent tells us more. >> reporter: for nearly five years we've only seen glimpses of pennsylvania native since she was kidnapped along with her canadian husband while hiking in a remote terrorist hot spot in afghanistan. her captors releasing the videos. >> if we all come out of this safely and alive, then it will be a miracle. >> reporter: coleman was pregnant when they were taken. in all she gave birth to three children in captivity. with reporters converging at their home, the family taped a note to the door, asking for pri

tonight's show will be in tulsa, oklahoma. >>> one of the women from the area shot during that concert is doing much better this morning. tina frost's parents say she's following nurses' commands and is able to move her toes. she also got a visit from former congresswoman gabby giffords at the hospital. >>> frost was shot in the head during the massacre. she grew up in anne arundel county. there will be a fundraiser for profits to help with medical bills and expenses. >>> forget buying an nfl team. p diddy wants to buy the league. his real name is shawn combs. he tweeted the idea in light of the protests during the national anthem. he says he wants a league where people can be themselves, protest without being demonized and have a retirement plan. of course, the league is not up for sale. >>> it seems like the days of browsing through the aisles at the grocery store are coming to an there are countless stores that will offer to do the shopping for you. as nbc's bob hanson explains, this could just be the start. >> reporter: the smart and final is busy with shoppers. this is the way mos

. >> aldean and his band resumed their tour in tulsa last night.hey were on stage when the gunman opened fire on the crowd of concertgoers in las vegas killing 58 and injuring hundreds more. >>> questions aremain about the timeline of the events during the shooting. according to a u.s. official, the mandalay bay hotel waited to call police after stephen paddock fired shots at one of its security guards. the official claims police were not called until six minutes later when paddock started firing into the concert crowd below. the hotel's owner is disputing the claim. mgm resort says the shootings happened at the same time or within 40 seconds after the guard called for help. the casino company also says police were in the building at that time and responded immediately to the shooter's floor. >>> and happening now, philadelphia police are searching for a man who escaped their custody. authorities say alex alvarado took off from temple university hospital yesterday afternoon. he has a lengthy criminal history. police say he was recently arrested for

. >>> a white former tulsa, oklahoma, police officer has been convicted of first-degree manslaughter for the shooting of his daughter's african-american boyfriend. kepler said he shot 19-year-old jeremy lake in 2014 because he thought lake had a gun, but no weapon was found at the scene. the jury recommended 15 years in prison. a sentencing hearing is scheduled for next month. >>> rain is forecast for northern california later today, which should help in the battle against a slew of deadly wildfires. firefighters report they've stopped the forward progress of all of the fires that swept through seven counties, but at least 42 people have been killed and 6,000 homes destroyed. >>> white nationalist richard spencer is scheduled to speak at the university of florida today. the university says it will spend $600,000 on security for the event. a white supremacist rally in charlottes slil you may remember in august turned violent. florida declared a state of emergency saying the threat of a potential emergency is imminent. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell said the league is trying to sta

about 7,000 people were in the audience in tulsa, oklahoma.ot a day goes by when he doesn't think about the 58 people killed and the hundreds wounded. >>> a louisiana sheriff is accused of making controversial remark and questions about the timeline of the las vegas shooting. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the las vegas review reports mgm is again disputing the las vegas police department's timeline of the mass shooting. the owner of the mandalay bay hotel says shots were fired into the music festival crowd around the same time a security guard first reported shots were fired am him in the hallway. police say he was shot and wounded six minutes before stephen paddock started shooting into the crowd. the timeline is critical to the hotel because it could have to do with the hotel's liability. >>> the "associated press" released the first recordings of the sounds yesterday. they are reportedly about 20 different tones. some sound like shrieking crickets and a high-pitched whine. they say it caused hearing, imbalance, a

mayor of tulsa, oklahoma, mayor and denver, connecticut mayor. tell us how you fit this bill?real placed from a logistical standpoint. no city in america that combines our quality of life here in tulsa with the overall population base. we are bringing in the greatest public park gift to america. we obtained bob dylan archive's which the washington post is going to lead tulsa becoming the world center for music. we have the arena of the year. we have ease of middle-american city and we are close proximity to 750,000 people in this region that work in today businesses and profession that is amazon will need for the headquarters. maria: wow. >> we think we are uniquely positioned because of placement in the country right by one of amazon's main competitors just an hour and a half to our east and we think we can hang with cities that are a whole lot bigger than us from a population standpoint because of the placement we happen to have and the culture of our city matches amazon's closely. maria: mayor, what do you think, how do you compare? >> we are working with upper fair county

the shows will resume next week in tulsa. donates pouring in. it has reached more than $8 million. we posted a link to the page on our website. nbc bay area.com. our facebook and twitter feeds are being updated with the latest from las vegas. >> we have breaking news if oakland. multiple shootings left a man dead and three others hurt. three different crime scenes tonight along a six mile stretch of international boulevard. the man killed was shot at this jack in the box before 6:00 this evening. the shooting started inside the restaurant. they marked spots on the floor where they found evidence, the victim's best friend said he was a hard working man with a wife and children and no run-ins with the law. >>. >> he took care of me when i was broke and everything. he is a degree good guy. man. he is one of the most solid dude on the earth, he does not deserve to die. if he died, that guy right there did not deserve to die. >> oakland police will not release any new information until tomorrow morning. >>> they are known as killers in the sea. what is killing them? thousands of sharks

his show yesterday in tulsa, oklahoma was his first sin the mass shooting in vegas.e thanked the crowd for coming out. he said every day he thinks about the 58 people who lost their lives. >>> well, a panthers fan is arrested after a sucker punch at last night's game against the eagles. everybody is talking about this viral video. but a warning, it is tough to watch. police say kyle, punched a 62-year-old man the victim says he was standing during the game which led to the argument and then the punches being thrown and eagles fan tried to step in and break it up. tonight he's facing assault charges. >> we are tracking rain on your radar but will it put pa damper on your weekend plans. meteorologist scott williams here with your forecast. kind of a roller coaster of a forecast, scott. >> absolutely a little bit of everything and a little bit of weather for everyone. as far as what's happening over the neck several days, we're looking at a cool overnight. a weekend warmup and y-a few shower chances but don't cancel any plans a lot of festivals taking place. pumpkin pic

he'll resume his tour on next week in tulsa, oklahoma.ldean wrote -- "it has been an emotional time for everyone involved this week, so we plan to take some time to mourn the ones we have lost and be close with our family and friends." aldean played in the bay area just one day before the shooting. (mark) ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... we continue to follow the latest on the investigation into the las vegas shooting. we have new information about the guns used in the las vegas shooting massacre. and now the gunman's girlfriend is being questioned by the f-b-i. plus... people all over the country are mourning the 58 lives that were lost in the shooting. we'll show you how the bay area is remembering victims this morning. and we're tracking your weather and traffic on this wednesday morning. it has been a rough commute so far... and james has an early look ahead as you make your weekend plans. i'm val. the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. i represent the money you save for the future. who's he? he's the green money

is outside the bank of oklahoma city in tulsa, oklahoma center in tulsa whereal de aldean perf.y measures were heightened for the concert last night, but the focus was on the stage inside where jason aldean talked about what happened in las vegas, how he is coping with the tragedy and how the country is trying to move forward. ♪ >> reporter: in tulsa thursday night, jason aldean threw a party. ♪ >> reporter: playing hit after hit for his fans, a stark difference from only 13 days ago. aldean and his band were on stage performing in las vegas when a gunman opened fire on the crowd. less than a week later he opened "saturday night live." >> like everyone i'm struggling to understand what happened that night and how to pick up the pieces and start to heal. >> reporter: thursday night was a return to normal for him, his fans and for those mourning the loss of so many innocent lives. >> i think the "snl" show helped kind of -- since the las vegas thing i'm hoping him going in front of a crowd will help with this one. >> every day that goes by we think about the 58 people that lost th

shout out to tulsa, oklahoma, too because that is one of the cities that inspired this athletic revolt after the killing of -- killing him on camera and it was videotaped in this upsets people we do not have this justice. this discussion needs to be about terence crutcher and his family and not about donald trump. host: helen in lake charles, louisiana. republican line. caller: i hope i can make my thoughts known in a more pleasant way. thes unbelievable to me disrespect for president of the united states is so bad. i have never seen this in my 70 years. still working. i live in a multicultural family neighborhood. i have no bias or present -- written -- or prejudice against my neighbors. the reason i am against the nfl players not playing and protesting is because it is in our taxpayers dollars and on the i at my jobecause cannot do it i want to do when i want to do it. malign ourto just president, i would please call on young people and not to make faces while i am talking and do all this, but to be respectful and say it in a more respectful manner for president. and i dondraisers th

. >> aldean and his bands resumed their tour in tulsa, oklahoma, last night.hey were on stage when the gunman opened fire on the crowd of concertgoers killing 58 and injuring hundreds more. >>> 4:16. out west, wildfires raging in northern california have burned their way to a disturbing record. flames and smoke have killed 31 people, making the fires the deadliest in california's history. crews are making some progress, while officials are searching for bodies among the ruins. nbc's gina kim reports from wine country in napa. >> reporter: the 40 mile-an-hour winds that firefighters expected didn't happen, giving them a much-needed break to gain the upper hand and transition to recovery mode. >> fire crews are making progress, and we're beginning to contain the fire. >> the winds are still predicted to diminish through the day. >> reporter: the numbers remain staggering -- some 3,500 homes and buildings burned including, at last count, 17 wineries and an untold number of organic farms popular in the wine country where the worst of the fires have been raging. >>

detail a project like this have thousands of task if you build your own house you're five or six or tulsa build your own house it's simple to oversee if you build a road maybe two thousand talks if you have major projects you're talking one hundred thousand of task that means but you have to look after any task that means a small task and just up your entire product entire constructions you have to look after them but means you have to go into small toss into smaller numbers to understand your project because it's not the big things is not a another part of every stop your part is maybe a small screw in a corner you need approval for it. attention to detail as a project manager you're famous for demanding total control of the project you don't have anybody interview not even kings and presidents briefly please is that the key to success it's a key of just as in some of the countries you can't stop working he has still the power to do it but what you can do is approach you can simply inform him what it means what is incorrect if you have an estimate of a small numbers you can tell them it

. >> reporter: emf reader went silent but cara burns from tulsa was around. >> it went away. >> the girls are over there. come on back. there you go. >> it is back. >> purple's my favorite color. >> it stopped. i really do have goose bumps and i feel like she's right here. >> i do not personally believe in them. >> now i don't have an explanation so they have to get my answer. >> reporter: it takes place every night this month at dusk , john mcdevitt for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> wow. >> um-hmm. >> do you think john mcdevitt is lady lavender. >> that is a little creepy. >> it has been a little warm for fall, you are right but this is weather is something we have not seen before. >> meteorologist chill see in grammys live and are we talking about record warmth here, what do we think. >> not record warmth today but certainly significant above average for this time of the year, the official high temperature today in philadelphia, that was right around 82 degrees and that, you guys is a 12 degrees above average but it is not all that unusual to see temperatures in the 80

one of donald trump -- shout out to tulsa, oklahoma, too because , again that is one of the , cities that inspired this athletic revolt after the killing of terence crutcher. she was exonerated for killing him on camera and found innocent -- not is already -- exonerated. and it was videotaped in this upsets people we do not have this justice. this discussion needs to be about terence crutcher and his family and not about donald trump. host: helen in lake charles, louisiana. republican line. caller: thank you for having me on. i hope i can make my thoughts known in a more pleasant way. it is unbelievable to me the disrespect for our president of the united states is so bad. i have never seen this in my 70 years. i am still working. i live in a multicultural family neighborhood. i have no bias or prejudice against my neighbors. i love my neighbors. again the reason i am against , the nfl players not playing and protesting is because it is in our taxpayers dollars and on the nfl owners because i at my job cannot do it i want to do when i want to do it. again for people to just malign ,

aldean said he wanted to give the crowd in tulsa, oklahoma, the show the gunman cut short. >> every dayoes by, we-- we think about the 58 people that lost their lives. i don't really count the (bleep) who was doing the shooting, the 59. i count the 58. >> mason: jason aldean says getting back on stage is helping him move forward. steve hartman is next with the neatest kid on the block. now on the next page you'll swhat?breakdown of costs. it's just.... we were going to ask about it but we weren't sure when. so thanks. being upfront is how edward jones makes sense of investing. if yand constipation,ling and you're overwhelmed by everything you've tried-- all those laxatives, daily probiotics, endless fiber-- it could be wearing on you. tell your doctor what you've tried, and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain