in sort of the tulsa education system, a figure with that and with getting schools started in the tulsaoklahoma area. during the allotment process she was assigned i think about 88 acres, so she built her home on the allotment, but she also donated half of her allotment to the city of tulsa at the time on the understanding the city of tulsa would build a school there. and they did. it changed names over a number of years. it became known as the riverview school, and for a time it was named in honor of her, the lindsay school, lindsay academy. it stood until i believe the early or mid 1970's, when it was demolished. my parents and some of my relatives remember when lindsay academy or lindsay school, when it was active, when it went into existence in tulsa. this is just some information about the school as they operated in the muskogee nation. day schools, boarding schools, intermediate, labor, and high schools. the schools were funded by some of the payments we had received through agreements from the federal government. we passed a law -- there was a law passed in the 1890's that about

tulsa was a sovereign nation. tulsa, oklahoma, a sovereign nation.ike the capital of the united states for the cherokee people and they disregarded that, they don't have respect then and they don't have it today. they don't need to lie about communism and socialism. it's just straight racism. everybody knows this. host: for those of you further interested in what he's talking about, the tulsa massacre, we did programs on that last year in 2020, you can find it on c-span.org. asking this morning about what the founders with think of the republic. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] for deming --(202) 748-8000 free democrats, (202) 748-8001 for republicans. for all others, (202) 748-8002. paul manafort, "the realization of the founders fears," that's the headline. "when the constitutional convention was drafting part of the constitution that would soon become the presidential pardon power, george mason unequivocally oppose the provision saying that the president ought not to have the power of pardoning because he may frequently par

half of her allotment to the city of tulsa. a time it was named for her, the lindsay academy and it stood until the mid-1970's until it was abolished. parents of some of my relative s remember it when it was active in tulsa. this is information about schools as they operated in the muscogee nation. intermediate, manual labor schools, high schools, and they were funded by payments we would have received through agreements with the federal government. a law was passed in the 1890's that the income we receive from pastureland would also go to support the school systems. our school system here in the muscogee nation. we also had as a part of the school system, orphanages. one orphanage was here in ogmulgee. one of the headmasters -- we were introduced to him earlier -- was alexander posey. he lived here and managed the orphanage here in ogmulgee at the time. our visitors will go " can we go and see that?" it is not standing today. this is the last remaining piece of plaster from the original construction of the council house. imagi

the >> hoax became experience to the tulsa, oklahoma right in 1921.he passed away a couple years ago. the incidents happened after world war one, and what you described was exactly it. >> why was a bomb drop in tulsa, oklahoma. can you give a background to folks that do not know the story? >> a little bit of the background burns from the top, and for of course olivia hooker, miss ali via hooker tells in her story that a lot of these attacks, they were people in uniform and some of them were a local national guardsmen. and so, there were bombs dropped in the city, burned from the top down. >> dropped from a military airplane? >> i don't know if it was from an military airplane, that part of the story i am not completely sure, or whether there was some artillery that was dropped, so i am not completely sure on that aspect of the story. >> a couple of questions from folks on twitter, as we have been having this conversation. just a couple quick ones. steve asking, there was black jack at pushing, he was white, here in the nickname commanding black troops

and she moves to the tulsa area with her husband, and she becomes involved in the tulsa education systemher home on the allotment, but she donated half of her area to tell us at the time. and it change names over 100 or so years, what and for a time it was named in honor of her was known as lindsay academy, until the earlier mid 1970s when it was demolished. but relatives actually remember when it was lindsey academy in lindsey school, went was active in tulsa. so this is information about the schools as they operated in the muskogee nation, and labor schools and high schools, and schools actually were funded by some of the payments that we would receive, from the federal government. and we passed a law, there was a law passed in the 1890s, that two thirds of the income that we were receiving that, we would from the pastor lance that we would receive, that would go to our school system here for the muskoka nation. and we also had as part of the school system, in orphanage. and one of the schools here was in ocmulgee. and a lot of people see an image of that, and it's like where is that a

we actually interpret tulsa, oklahoma, in this exhibition.you know, so, it's everything that fits together. but there's a key story that's not in this exhibition and a lot of folks don't know about. there is a woman named olivia hooks who was the first african-american to be a woman in the coast guards are in world war ii. just like josephine baker who experienced the east st. louis riots in 1917 and went on to be what she became hooks experience, the tulsa, oklahoma, riot in 1921. she just passed away a couple of years ago. so, yes, that incident amp world war i. >> why was a bomb dropped in tulsa, oklahoma? can you give background to folks who don't know that story? >> a little bit of the background, burned from the top and, of course, olivia hooker, ms. olivia hooker, kind of tells in her story. you know, a lot of these -- attacks -- there were people in uniform and some of them were local national guardsmen. and so there were bombs dropped in the city, and the city burned from the top down. >> and dropped from a military airplane? >> and

. >>> the armed forces bowl turned into a big brawl after mississippi state defeated tulsa. teams came face-to-face on the sidelines and a skirmish turned into a melee. tulsa flagged for a unsportsmanlike conduct which may have started the brawl. >>> coming up, from legal free to distracted driving laws. >>> and j. lo's showstopping performance in times square. he's the most important husbthing in my life. attack. i'm so lucky to get him back. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. just between us, cleaning with a mop and bucket is such a hassle. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and it helps prevent streaks and haze. hd 8. ♪ it's a new dawn... if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lu

but tim mad again is the story of the massacre and tulsa of a vibrant and successful and what took place was awful is actually hard to believe this could happen in 20th century america but it did presidents of african-americans killed and militia is running rampant and ultimately they burned to the ground 36 square blocks of churches and businesses and homes and frankly subjugated the african-american population from the 19 fifties 45 years later and again giving what's going on in america today, understanding the history and insecurity of the white majority at that time and needing to reverse economical one - - economic progress in fact it was called wall street of black america and for some reason america got this important part of history and it really needs to be revisited because the horror of what happened with that justification leading to the discussion. >> the book homecoming i didn't get the chance to read as much literature as i would like but this was beautifully written model. with the evolution of slavery and race in america where and how people live in prior to slavery and

players from tulsa and mississippi state threw punches and kicks after their matchup, with coaches andficials unable to control the situation. one tulsa player had to be helped off the field following the scuffle. >>> in other games, west virginia mustered up a fourth-quarter comeback, taking the liberty bowl from army, 24-21. and in the arizona bowl, ball state and didn't look back from there. the cardinals dominated win, 34-14. notre dame, versus alabama and ohio state versus clemson. let's turn, now, to nbc meteorologist, janessa webb, who is following the first day of 2021 and how we're looking weather wise happy new year, janessa. >> happy new year, frances happy new year, everyone we have a large storm system that is aiming towards the east coast. we have been talking about it all week, and it's on the move right now. you can see, st. louis, all the way into the midwest we are dealing with precipitation in the form of freezing rain, before the transition over to snow. right now, an ice storm is starting to form and throughout the day, the northeast will be impacted, into your eve

we'll go live to tulsa, oklahoma, to dig into some long-term concerns.ng my treatment at home. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala at home. find your nunormal with nucala. >>> president joe biden will focus on equity in education today, and this pandemic is exacerbating the educational divide for low-income and minority communities especially. priscilla thompson has made her way to oklahoma, where school districts are reporting double-digit declines in preschool and kindergarten attendance. priscilla, walk us through the challenges that teachers are facing there and what's being done about it. >> reporter: craig, there are a number

and according to the tulsa world, there is calls for him to step down from the tulsa massacre centennial an oklahoma state senator. thank you so much for joining us. i really appreciate. thanks so much. let's discuss it. and you senator lankford know each other. you have worked together. do you accept his apology? >> myself and mr. lankford have worked together and have been close, and i did give him a call before this happened, expressing how upset we were, how upset i am be how upset black people would be for the action he was able to take. it didn't he didn't seem to understand the gravity of the situation but i told him i made public statements against it and when it happened, we had the opportunity -- i mess, first, as you would suggest, many people called for him to be kicked off the commission or to resign. many people are upset and still upset today and so, they had the opportunity for him to meet with our leadership team, and we also had the opportunity for him to meet with commissioners and we're having that on going dialogue where people are mad, mad, mad. >> let me ask you th

an 8-year-old boy in oklahoma is on a mission to pray for all tulsa police officers. the tulsa police department during the social unrest in the city. he says his goal is to pray for all 800 plus officers on duty their pretties artie prayed for 325. these extended his reach, praying all over the world and all of the country via skype and assume. we could all do more of that. prayed for each other and being kind. most-watched, most gratefully spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i'm shannon bream. ♪ ♪ look at this human trying to get in shape. you know what he will get? muscle pain. give up, the couch is calling. i say, it's me, the couch, i'm calling. pain says you can't. advil says you can. because of the research that i've started to do on ancestry, with documents, with photographs, i get to define myself through the scores of people who lead to me. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. bring your family history to life like never before.

tulsa was a sovereign nation. tulsa, oklahoma, a sovereign nation.e the capital of the united states for the cherokee people and they disregarded that, they don't have respect then and they don't have it today. they don't need to lie about communism and socialism. it's just straight racism. everybody knows this. host: for those of you further interested in what he's talking about, the tulsa massacre, we did programs on that last year in 2020, you can find it on c-span.org. asking this morning about what the founders with think of the republic. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] for deming --(202) 748-8000 free democrats, (202) 748-8001 for republicans. for all others, (202) 748-8002. paul manafort, "the realization of the founders fears," that's the headline. "when the constitutional convention was drafting part of the constitution that would soon become the presidential pardon power, george mason unequivocally oppose the provision saying that the president ought not to have the power of pardoning because he may frequently pardo

by holding a prayer vigil outside the tulsa police department during the social unrest in the city.for 325, he has expanded his reach talking to officers and praying for them all over the world, all over the country via skype and zoom. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington. i am shannon bream. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees so you can start investing today, wherever you are — even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >> i will be a president for all americans. all-americans and i promise you i will fight as hard for those who did not support me as for those who did. >> thursday january 21st a new chapter in american history. >> joe biden taking the helm as the 40 sixth president of the united states promising to serve americans on both sides of the aisle. todd: 17 inside of actions and doing donald trump's work, live in washington with the new era and how can impact your family. >> he was haley hero for the

. >>> it was an ugly scene after the armed forces bowl between mississippi state and tulsa, seconds after, fists started flying and helmets were ripped off. eventually everyone cooled off and mississippi state head coach mike leach summed up the situation like this:>> what is your message to the team having seen that after? >> don't do it anymore. this is a football game so we're not going to be tearing cloth over this deal. >>> we will be happy to leave cardboard cutouts in 2020, they were keeping everyone company added empty war memorial gym. >>> thanks for watching at 6:00, the news continue ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: tonight as the world rings in a new year america sees its deadliest day yet of coronavirus. new year's eve fireworks without revelers. cities worldwide celebrate under lockdown. tonight grim predictions for the first weeks of 2021. in california more than 25,000 total deaths. nurses say hospitals have become war zones. the l.a.p.d. putting a thousand officers on patrol tonight looking to break up large gatherings before they become superspreaders. vaccine

imagine eliminating tampa, arlington, texas, or tulsa, oklahoma.is the scale of what is happening here in this health crisis. on his way out the door president trump tried to lift travel restrictions for much of europe, united kingdom, ireland and brazil on january 26th after he is already gone. jen psaki says the order will not go through. >>> overnight an independent panel said china and the world health organization could have acted more quickly and more forcefully to contain the start of the outbreak. cases detected as early as december 12th were not reported until december 1st. the situation could not be more dire. the city of laredo texas has run out of icu beds. in houston cnn affiliate ktrk reports one hospital actually had to close down because according to a notice on the door, the owners are behind on their rent. >> i tried to contact the owners. they aren't responding. the title company is not responding so we're really not getting any answers and at the end of the day, like i said, my primary concern is my patients. >> front line worke

massacres in tulsa, oklahoma.. black wall street, burned bo ee. why? they were prospering. they were creating jobs. the white supremacists burned it down because they couldn't stand the compositietitiocompetition. >> let me you also with also this anti-semitism and racism, so much could have been done to protect the capitol. what went wrong? you have the defense department pointing fingers at d.c. officials and vice versa and the governor of maryland jumping in. there was a huge delay. we didn't have federal forces, including people from homeland security who are riot control in play. do we have the same kind of siloing that we discovered on 9/11 on intelligence gathering now having all these agencies and no clear lines of authority. >> that's part of the problem. the other part of the problem is what would have happened had barack obama been giving that spee speech? what would have happened if that was a black lives matter coming to the capitol. do you think there wouldn't have been lack of coordination? look at

. >>> it was an ugly scene after the armed forces bowl between mississippi state and tulsa.econds after time ran out on the bulldogs, when fists start flying, helmets ripped off in some stopping it eventually everyone called off and this is a beast the head coach mike leach summed up the situation. >> what is your message to the team, having seen that afterward? >> don't do it anymore. you know. well, i mean, this is a football game so we are not going to be tearing cloth over this deal. >>> thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay [captioning made possible by fremantle media] announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: how you all doing? thank you. thank you all. i appreciate it. thank you all. i appreciate that, you all. yeah, i do. well, welcome back to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [louder cheering and applause] got a good one today. returning for their second day with a total of $20,000, from atmore, alabama, it's the champs. it's the white family. [cheering and a

look at that it happened after mississippi state beat tulsa in a close one law enforcement officers had to come in to break up tha fight. >>> a brighter moment in the nba last night san antonio spurs assistant coach becky hammond making history, the first woman to serve as head coach in an nba game it happened when coach greg popovich was ejected in the first half hammond already made history in 2014 when she became the league's first female full time coach. >>> up next here, those on the front lines and their new year's wishes. >>> this is our last broadcast of 2020. it seems only fitting to give the last word to the health care workers who have been on the front lines all this time. this is their wish for the new year >> my wish for 2021 is for us all to be happy and covid-free >> we learned so much from 2020 that now we can face 2021 with renewed hope and promise. >> i just know this time next year we will all be healthier. >> may 2021 be a year of unity, love, and compassion for everyone, in honor o all those that have given so much. >> i look forward to telling my grandkids about t

. >>> players from tulsa and mississippi state threw punches and kicks after the matchups with coachesble to control the situation. one play heard to be helped off the field after the scuffle. >>> in other guys virginia took the liberty bowl from army and ball state flew off with the lead from southeaan jose and dit look back after that 34-13. there are four more games. notre dame versus alabama and ohio state versus clemson. when we come back, a special look at the year of black mlive matter protests and where the protests go next spray on hard surfaces to kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria initially, including the virus that causes covid-19. once dry, microban forms a bacteria shield that keeps killing bacteria for 24 hours, even after multiple touches. try microban 24. this has been medifacts for microban 24. >>> 57d i thank you for buying me my first car. i van opportunity to tell you now this is your new car. >> oh, my god. >> no, no. i got the tags ready for you. >> dwayne "the rock" johnson gifting kindness to his longtime friend and manager. >>> switching gears now, george floy

. >>> and it was an ugly scene after the armed forces bowl between mississippi state and tulsa.ists started flying, helmets were ripped off. >>> it's almost 6 months since the sharks skated together. that ends tomorrow. their last game was a march 11th loss to the black hawks in chicago. they had one of the worst records in the league and were not invited to the playoff bubble, but tomorrow practice begins in scottsdale. >> not a great thing, i'm away from my family, but i don't have that -- i can just be a hockey rat again. just stay at the rink, hang out with the guys. >> in college hoops, cal threatened to end oregon's winning streak in eugene. cal led by 7 at one point, but the ducks senior chris duarte knocked down threes to put oregon up by 9. oregon wins it 82-69. cal is now 0 and 3 in pac-12 play. and the warriors play in their home opener tomorrow. tip off against the blazers is at 7:30. >>> still ahead, my mother died when i was a kid. it inspired me to become a doctor. then covid hit. no one has ever seen anything like covid. you feel hopeless. my best friend's father

. >> it was an ugly scene after armed forces bowl between mississippi state and tulsa. seconds after time ran out, fists started flying, helmeting ripped off and there was stomping. neither side would say what initially caused the fight. >>> it's been almost ten months since sharks skated together. that ends tomorrow when they get ready for the 56 game nhl season that begins on january 14. the last game was a march 11 loss to black hawks in chicago. they had one of the worse records in the league and were not invited to playoff bubble. but today practice begins in scottsdale and they will play all of january on the road because of the strict santa clara county covid restrictions. not all bad says brent burns. >> not a great thing. i am away from my family. but i don't have that -- i can just be a hockey rat again, just stay at the rink, hang out with the guys. >> college hoops cal threatened to end oregon's 26 game home winning streak in eugene. kelly gave bears a lead in the second half. cal led by seven at one point. the duck senior knocked down threes on back to back

you know the history, and we have seen outrageous acts against people of color in tulsa, oklahoma in1, the bombing of black wall street. at that time, that was the mostf siant violent terrorist act in america, until 9/11. so now is an opportunity, and i try to look at the gd in all things, just as president lincoln did after the civil war, where he talked about malice toward no one. reckoning, try to understand what our legacy of hate means, and how we must dismantle it systematically. katty: attorney general, thank you very much fojoining us at a busy time in the nation's capital. let's speak to congresswoman nancy mase, republican from south carolina sworn into office just days ago as the first republican woman to represent your state. her kids attended her swearing in. but congresswoman maceem sent home monday, fearing what was to come. christian: her actions turned out to be all too prescient after wednesday's events unfolded. you have had a day to process what you saw. you may have heard comments from yourellow congressman adam kinzinger today, who think the present should be re

. >>> 2020 ended on an ugly note for tulsa and mississippi state in the armed forces bowl yesterday.ately trying to keep these teams apart. >> oh, yeah. look at that. those are -- >> both college football teams got into a fight after the game. players threw punches and kick as coaches tried to break it up. at least one player was treated for a possible concussion. it is unclear if anyone will be disciplined. the league plans to review the incident. >>> the final episodes of "jeopardy" with alex trebek will air next week. all five episodes were taped in late october. trebek died in november of pancreatic cancer. he hosted more than 8,000 episodes dating back to 1984. the game show will continue airing new episodes starting january 11th with interim guest host ken jennings. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we revisit gayle king's interview with superstar katy perry as the singer opened up about motherhood and the importance of mental health. we do it every night. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher with cascade platinum. and save water. did you know certified dishwashers...

the violent scene erupting after mississippi state's win over tulsa in the armed forces bowl.ne player kicked while on the ground. coaches and police attempting to break this one up. it appears to have started during the postgame handshake. clearly out of control right there. >>> all right, david muir is coming up next. happy new year from me. a very special segment right after this break. what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks?t smell clean? now they can! this towel has already been used and it still smells fresh. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry for up to 12-weeks. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser-drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. tylenol rapid release gels. (burke)stomer) happy anniversary. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. (customer) for what? (burke) every year you're with us, you get fifty dollars toward your home deductible. it's a policy perk for being a farmers customer. (customer) do i have to do anything? (b

towards the canadian maritimes over the next day or so there's that cool clear weather tucking in behind tulsa some snow that just around the midwest significant snowfall rolling in from the pacific as another storm makes its way into british columbia alberta cross the pacific northwest of the u.s. and extends a fair why south actually is why the northern half of california will see some significant rain and some significant snowfall that will make its way further east was next system knocking on the door to push in as we go on through the remainder of the week central areas will see clearer skies once again some pieces of clap aps want to coastal showers i would tools the eastern side of the u.s. and its snow that eastern parts of canada may want to cross the caribbean it slightly find interesting lovely sunshine coming through last set fair we have got this trailing cold front out of north america that's going to bring some wet weather into northern parts of cuba northern areas of the tom peninsula and into central america. but. for many young adults a coming of age brings greater responsibi

towards the canadian maritimes over the next day or so there's that cool clear weather tucking in behind tulsa some snow that just around the midwest significant snowfall rolling in from the pacific as another storm makes its way into british columbia cross the pacific northwest all the u.s. and its things affect why south actually that's why the northern half of california will say some significant rain and some significant snowfall that will make its way further east was that system knocking on the door to push in as we go on through the remainder of the week central areas we'll see a clearer skies once again some pieces of clap haps want to coastal showers i would tools the eastern side of the u.s. and its snow that to eastern parts of canada may want to cross the caribbean this losey find interesting lovely sunshine coming through last set fair we have got this trailing cold front out of north america that's going to bring some wet to weather into northern parts of cuba northern areas of the town peninsula and into central america. sponsored by qatar airways. one of the touring highways in

the bulldogs of mississippi had won the game 28-26 when the melee landed, one tulsa player had to beped off the field and was examined for a possible concussion we still don't know what started the fight. >> molly: the defund the police movement could be backfiring for democrats especially in liberal cities that have seen a violent crime skyrocket. voters are up 40% in new york city while philadelphia is on track to break a record for homicide. president-elect biden wants to address it by using the justice department to police the police. is that the right move? joining us now, former deputy assistant attorney general, thank you so much for giving us in the new year. they are in dire straits if you take a look at the homicide numbers, chicago which has made so many headlines over the course of this last year, 762 murders, philadelphia 494, new york, houston, los angeles, pretty significant numbers, is it the right way to go? >> these numbers are troubling indeed and i think they underscore a real challenge that president biden is going to face when he takes office and that he has to

you'll end up seeing this video everywhere on social media an unfortunate end to tulsa and miss misstaissippinds in police intervention. quote, i would have that in the category of dumb. where did the dumb start? not entirely sure. end kboequote. that's a fair description. my math isn't the best but it's been 29 six days since the warriors played a game that counted at chase center. that stretch finally ends tomorrow. and the warriors host the blazers on new year's day and draymond green is expected to play. he's listed as probable after missing the first four games with a foot injury. good news to close out 2020 and like everyone else, coach ker is ready to move on. >> well, i'm happy the year is ending. like most people. it's been a lousy year for everybody. there is a light at the end of the tunnel with the vaccines and just a glimpse of the future and understand that we're all going to get through this eventually but it not going to happen overnight. >> now like coach kerr and the warriors, i'm so ready to put a cork in 2020 dan and ama. we're on to something new. i got the glasses. i got

early 20th century in atlanta, chicago, in elaine, arkansas, and rosewood, florida, and of course tulsa, oklahoma, where over 300 african-americans were massacred by white mobs. then we saw it during the civil rights movement where white mobs tried to threaten african american school children trying to get into public schools in little rock central high school in north carolina, in other places. we have a history of this in the united states. and in every single instance, law enforcement, which should have been on the side of citizens who are being oppressed, instead colluded with white mobs who are trying to prevent black people from having citizenship and dignity in this country. >> you should see the pictures that were running when you were up there. hangman's noose, confederate battle flag, camp auschwitz on someone's jacket. it's just repugnant. mayor, president-elect biden commenting on the inequal justice that was on display yesterday. watch this. >> not only did we see the failure to protect one of the three branches of our government, we also saw a clear failure to carry out eq

we interpret tulsa, oklahoma, in this exhibition.everything that fits together, but there is a key story not in this exhibition, a lot of folks don't know about, there is a woman named olivia hooks who was the first african-american to be a woman in the coast guard. just like josephine baker. she experienced oklahoma, and she just passed away a little bit of background from the top, there was people in uniform, and they were dropping bombs and the boms also drops. >> do you have the history on that? >> yeah, it is a name that we interpret, we interpret that not too far. he did serve. they used it as a term of endearment. there was another name that he was called that started with an n because he stefbed with african-american troops. so he did have a relationship with african-americans. he had a relationship with luminaries, he was actually at west point. but yes, the name does orange nate from service with buffalo soldiers in history. >> uncle sam writing in on twitter saying was there ever any black generals in world war i? >> no, t

. >>> oklahoma rino senator james lankford issued an apology to black constituents this tulsa. sorry because he challenged the results of the presidential election. lankford wrote, quote: what i did not realize was all of the national conversation about states like georgia and pennsylvania and michigan was seen as casting doubt on the validity of votes coming out of predominantly black communities like atlanta, philadelphia and detroit. lankford apologized for his, quote, blindness to that perception. i could perhaps accept his, well, rationalization of his statements if i thought it was about the predominant race in any state. it was about ballots and machines and unconstitutional changing of voting law. joiningings now is pastor robert jeffress from the first baptist church of dallas, also a fox business contributor, great american. your thoughts about, as we are sitting here on friday, rin os like adam kinzinger who asked you to repent for your support of president trump. as the president is being, again, fraudulently impeached by the dems, and there is not a whisper of diss

he went back to his district and he's apologizing now to black members in tulsa for what he did. and said he had a blind spot. he didn't recognize the focus was discounting black votes. people can't believe that or not believe that. of course i'm not going to agree with everything james lankford did when donald trump was the president of the united states. you follow james lankford who apologized to people in his district, apologized for what he did and is trying to move on. with kevin mccarthy, you have kevin mccarthy is a guy who actually supported basically 2020 version of jim crow laws for voting. the republican party of kevin mccarthy is the party of modern day jim crow. and his problem is, and these republicans' problem -- i mean, what -- what corporation on k street is going to ever give them a dime again? who is going to ever give a dime to a party whose supporters resort to violence to kill police officers and to lodge death threats against members because they don't like how they vote on certifying elections? or they don't like how they vote in impeachment? and people m

. >> it was an ugly scene after armed forces bowl between mississippi state and tulsa.after time ran out fists started flying, helmets were ripped off and there was stomping. neither side would say what initially caused the fight. >>> it's been almost ten months since sharks skated together. that ends tomorrow when they get ready for the 56 game nhl season that begins on january 14. their last game was a march 11 loss to the black hawks in chicago. they had one of the worst records in the league and were not invited to the playoff bubble. but today practice begins in scottsdale and they will play all of january on the road because of the strict santa clara county covid restrictions. not all bad says brent burns. >> not a great thing. i am away from my family but i don't have that -- i can just be a hockey rat again, just stay at the rink, hang out with the guys. >>> college hoops cal threatened to end oregon's 26 game home winning streak in eugene. kelly's jam gave bears a lead in the second half. cal led by seven at one. the duck senior knocked down threes on back to b

but i would argue that we've had moments like that in tulsa, oklahoma, we've had moments like that inth carolina. for black folks, we've had moments like that going all the way back to when we finally got the right to vote. i think it is fair to say that donald trump took it to a different level and turned it into a cult. it's a great conversation. thank you, both. >>> up next, minority leader mitch mcconnell -- speaking of the guy who stood in front of the confederate flag and said i love dr. king -- he took a long, long time to admit that joe biden won the election. a long time. now he's doing his level best to block everything that 81 million americans voted for. so what does that mean for the biden agenda? former senate majority leader harry reid himself joins me next. >>> plus, florida's covid disaster. its vaccine rollout infested with inequity and incompetence. the miami-dade mayor will join us next. don't go anywhere. l join us next. don't go anywhere. don't worry, julie... coughing's not new. this woman coughs... and that guy does, too. people cough in the country, at sea, an

later in june trump bucked all advice and held a rally in tulsa risks likes to see a big crowned chantingame and he said this. >> so i said to my people, slow the testing down, please! >> but when asked if he had actually asked the administration to slow testing, birx backed the president up. >> no, he did not tell me that. and he's never told us that. i think he's very proud of what he's been able to bring to bear for testing. >> proud? of what? testing was a nightmare then and trump didn't have to tell them not to test. he saaid it publicly and blamin the rise of cleveland on what? on testing. on the number of tests being done and did it over and over and over again. doctors believe that if we test more it will help us open the economy back up sooner. it eventually like most relationships with trump on the other end, birx' relationship turned sow. trump shunned her advice and started listening again instead to dr. scott atlas cherry picked from fox. no credentials once had a tweet removed questioning mask wearing as cases and the death toll rose and rose. around this time as trump tweet

not all tribal lands are rural, take this jurisdiction in oklahoma including the city of tulsa not everyone-american there but there's been more than 101,000 cases, about 13% of the population. as native americans lose lives to covid, tribes are losing irreplaceable knowledge. now the press secretary for that nation joins me now. tell us how covid has effected your community, we hear of hospital beds and ventilators and many in your community in tough locations, how tough has it been. >> first of all, thanks for having me. it's been devastating for us because of a two-sided loss. when we have people that are contracting this virus and the demographic its hitting we're seeing it be a lot of our elderly population, you're talking about traditional knowledge and ceremonial information is that you can't find anywhere in the world but in that person, oral traditions and histories passed down for years and-years and years and that goes away with them as well and each of these people are specific to each ceremonial ground they attend. so there's a lot of different specific information that is, you

. >> it was an ugly scene after the armed forces bowl between mississippi state and tulsa.ds after time ran out on the bulldogs win fists started flying, helmets were ripped off and there was stomping. neither side would say what initially caused the fight. it's been almost ten months since sharks skated together. that ends tomorrow when they get ready for the 56 game nhl season that begins on january 14. their last game was a march 11th loss to the black hawks in chicago. they had one of the worst records in the league and were not invited to the playoff bubble. but today practice begins in scottsdale and they will play all of january on the road because of the strict santa clara county covid restrictions. not all bad says brent burns. >> not a great thing. i am away from my family. i don't have that -- i can just be a hockey rat again, just stay at the rink, hang out with the guys. >>> college hoops cal threatened to end oregon's 26 game home winning streak in eugene. kelly's jam gave bears a lead in the second half. cal led by seven at one point. the duck senior knocked

it happened after mississippi state beat tulsa in a close one.icers had to break up the fight. >>> back to "capital crimes with glenn kirschner." >>> just four days after 91-year-old viola drath was found dead in her georgetown home, her husband albrecht muth was arrested and charged with murder. motive was perhaps the most interesting aspect of this case. why in the world did he choose to end her life in august of 2011 at age 91? >> viola's daughters had a pretty good idea about why muth would want to kill their mother. they told me that, in the weeks leading up to her death, muth had become obsessed with viola's money and her estate. >> there was a flurry of e-mails, about all the things he wanted to take with him out of the house. my sister was very angry, and she said to him, why are you bringing all this up now? mom is alive and well. we're not going to talk about this now. >> do you know if your mom had a will? >> yes. >> did she leave anything to him? >> no, she did not. she disinherited him. >> she disinherited him? >> yes. >> a few month