they just left tulsa. and so i think that i think you're right to say the extent that like greenwood did come come back to a certain extent but it's never gonna be the thriving that in once was because so many people had thought of it as i mean ida b wells if he goes out to oklahoma when she leaves memphis and she says, you know, this has been told that this is the promised land right and she gives out there and she goes yeah, i don't think so. basically she's like if you want to go out there, that's fine. but like it's not what you're being sold in the pamphlets. it's not correct. and so i think that like after the burning i don't think it ever really gets back to the status that it was before and i can't really i can't speak to urban renewal in tulsa. i don't know that story. yeah, i specifically so we draw on two books the color of law by richard rothstein who deals a lot with fha redlining, but he does deal with highways to some extent and urban renewal as well and then specifically on highways we do w

caller: i am from spokane, washington, and i have a question about the tulsa riots. in 1922 under harding as president, didn't the national guard step in to help aid the citizens who were having their rights trampled on after the riots broke out and racial tensions were higher than ever? guest: that's what the national guard and the other troops who were sent in to tulsa were very controversial -- they essentially joined the rioters and became part of the crowd that was destroying that community. for those that aren't familiar with the tulsa riots, it basically came about because there was a very affluent or relatively well if you -- well affluent black community in tulsa called black wall street. one day, the rumor got started, not clear whether it is true or not, but the rumor got started that a black youth on an elevator had offended somehow the female elevator operator, the white female elevator operator. that blew out of control in the newspapers, they were printing a story that made it seem like an attempted rape. the next thing you do, there was a crowd that g

once a year, this town and spain travels back in time, i from close to food to music for 4 days to tulsa and catalonia takes itself back to the renaissance. during this period from the late 15th to the 17th century, europe's art culture and economy radically changed, including inter tulsa, that of us i had on william tortoise. i was important because of its architecture. many buildings were built here in the 16th century, and there still stand empty delcom. it was also important for trade as the town myers on a river. so goods could be easily transported, okay, and for the economy as well. but lego, this is the 1st time on a louis is one of 2 tosses. flag bears. she'll make her grand appearance with the about the rot us later in the day. she's one of around $3000.00 local residents who organize and stage the festival every year left. yes, that's mccarthy, that the festival is very popular here in t r t i so okay, we all look forward to it in july. if that's pitch as the to re living the old times of her, theresa and we look forward to reuniting with francy on that up there. but bosa you,

it was the tulsa program. that's what we called it when stuff happened in europe and we should've called it that here. i heard vaguely there was unpleasantness in tulsa but nothing about it and i should have. conservatives sometimes flinch from confronting disagreeable facets of american history because disagreeable facets are presented by some progressives as definitional and typical and it requires a kind of mental equilibrium to confront these things and put them in context which this is why we are having a fight about the new york times 1619 project, the fundamental assertion of which is america's real founding wasn't fourth of july 17, '76, it was 6019 when the first slaves arrived and what made this reframing of american history so pernicious is the crux of the matter was according to them that the american revolution was fought to preserve slavery, it was fought because lord dunsmore had said blacks who escaped slavery and fought on the side with the british in the american revolution would be emancipat

why germans just can't get enough of their schwabacher and a trip to this spanish tide and talk tulsa, which once a year travels fucking time, they're renee opera is an acquired taste for some people. but even if you're not normally a fan, this oprah is so unique that you have to give it a chance. the famous italian opera, madame butterfly, is being stage and the austrian tide of plague ends on lake constance. and the stage itself resembles a gigantic piece of paper. it was designed by canadian set designer michael levine and seems to balance weightless lee on the water, but quite a challenge for the performers. we spoke to one of the singers to see how she's handling hitting high notes at high heights o a gigantic sheet of paper on late constance. the ensemble of madame butterfly performs puccini's tragic opera about a japanese geisha on a steep incline. ah, for this performance at the pagans festival, the seniors need to be sure footed and have a head for heights, including i touched she, curly soda. so this and or to know now it's mike you. i need to sing now. ah, sorry, that was d

late 15th to the 17th century, europe's art culture and economy radically changed, including inter tulsa, that unless i had on william tortoise, i was important because of its architecture. many buildings were built here in the 16th century, and there still stand empty delcom. it was also important for trade as the town myers on a river. so goods could be easily transported, okay, and for the economy as well. but like i said, this is the 1st time on a lewis is one of 2 tosses. flag bears. she'll make her grand appearance with the about the right us later in the day. she's one of around 3000 local residents who organize in stage the festival. every year, luckiest as mccarthy that the festival is very popular here and tortoise. okay. we all look forward to it in july. if thats pitch as the to re living the old times of tortoise out of it. i and we look forward to reuniting with friend nancy on the bed that bosa it, but i do need to call us amigos with round 60 performance is a day, visitors can immerse themselves and life as it was in the renaissance. a wonder ruas zuber ruts and honda dom

so tosses, 25th renaissance festival continues well into the night until next year to tulsa, once again travelled by come time to celebrate. it's rich cultural heritage i it summer, which means it's barbecue time, bright, go away shaft to be a spec. would actually agree, but he takes the humble barbecue to a whole new level. he lights his fires in unusual places, often in the middle of the city. and the resulting dishes are not really delicious, but incredibly innovative. we visited him at an industrial weight land in berlin to get a few tips for our next barbecue party. ah gourmet dishes cooked over an open fire for dinner is an unexpected places. that's to be aspects concept for his gastronomic experience in berlin. as far as that is true for a chef, i is the ultimate cooking method. however, even if only because of the aroma line being alma from unmarked, many loiter for you. you realize that having fire means lots of different things. motley, also fundamental things. li, such as light heat, food and warm for that. so when we look into fire, it automatically evokes feelings very deep

and lori gonzalez from domestic violence interveion services, a nonprofit in tulsa, oklahoma. to start with you and help us with some very sic big picture understanding here. where does pregnancy and choices surrounding pregnancy fit in with abuse? natalie: well, at baseline, what's really important to remember is that domestic violence is not about anger. it's not about the relationship between the two people. it's really about power and control. and so reproductive rights have a big part to play in that because forcing somebody to get pregnant and then to carry that pregnancy is a way that somebody who is abusing their significant other to continue to perpetuate that power and control over that person. lisa: lori, your center sees hundreds of people, women facing domestic violence every year. and oklahoma now has one of the strictest abortion bans in the nation. can you help bring us into the conversations that you're hearing from the women and others you serve and what questions they are having? what's going on right now in your world? lori: so the the difficulty is, is we

tom saying they're from the university of tulsa. thanks so much for your time, sir. thank you. not jerry. is the 6th largest oil producer in the world and now it's national petroleum corporation, has become a commercial company. the move comes almost a year after parliament passed legislation to overhaul the sector. anti christian campaigners have said more transparency is needed. melick yadi is the chief executive officer of the nigerian national petroleum company, limited, and joyce ally from a boot. very good tubby on al jazeera. thank you very much for your time. how much impact you think privatizing be oil? the national oil company will be now to nigeria is need for revenue. yes, thank you very much. and essentially it takes us off from the agency role that we have always been at the national oil company that is not completely a private company. just change means that the company will now print just like any other private business, will just be like a piazza between last equinox and all of them, including our international business bachelors like chevron on so. and so what

nbc's antonia hilton is there, she's in tulsa. it is a hot one.hind you, some relief for some of those young people. when is the temperature going to fall? >> reporter: well, people are hoping they might get a little bit of rain later this evening, but what everyone is looking forward to is this weekend when temperatures are expected to go down into the 80s and 90s and there should finally be showers here. today is about 105 and the heat index is likely going to be much higher than that and so, you know, people are coming out to places like this, running around in splash pads just trying to keep cool. not only is it dangerously hot but oklahoma has been in the midst of an almost year-long drought. those two conditions combined can be really dangerous and what officials are really looking out for is, as you mentioned, the potential for grass fires. many of the counties in the state right now have burn bans. tulsa doesn't have one yet but officials are looking at the possibility and that's because those two can combine to end up looking like what we

blockade of millions of tons of ukrainian green exports are to one important expected to discuss that on tulsa a little bit more. well, exactly, this is what ad one in poaching are expected to talk about today. a possible deal for a grain corridor that would allow ukraine to export some 20000000 tons of grain wire the black sea to will markets. a grain that has been a trapped insight silos since russia invaded the country, and that is urgently needed as the world faces shortages and higher food prices. in fact, official talks on this meta are expected to continue here in istanbul this week with delegations from russia, ukraine, turkey, and the united nations. and turkish negotiators have been hopeful that a deal could be signed this week. so i'm assuming mr. edwin will try to convince putin not to throw a spanner into the works. the meaning into iran will also include talks on syria, what does air to one hope to achieve their will. the situation and syria, as you know, has always been very complicated. iran and russia support a said regime forces while turkey has been supporting opposition reb

. >>> the city of tulsa asking anyone whose family may have been killed during the 1921 race massacre to submit that i dna for testing against possible remains. a nonprofit called intermountain forensics is they were able to find 14 sets of remains. intermountain's lab director says at least two of those contained enough usable dna for testing. the director says while they're not yet ready to test the dna, the outpouring to dismiss ample has exceeded expectations. scientists have yet to confirm that the remains are of tulsa massacre victims officials say that might be impossible to ever prove. >>> splitting the ticket how georgia voters are weighing in on the issues over the party. >>> and new reporting eye merges about trump 2024 >>> and a hero, praised for his courage during world wash ii, today remembered for his work with veterans long after his own service ended. next, the american marine lies in honor at the capitol, geero llhetoom both sides come >>> steve bannon has failed yet again to delay his criminal trial. he had argued unsuccessfully that the january 6th committee public

. >> i lived 80 years before velearning this year about the tulsa riots. now it was actually that's what we called it when the stuff happened in europe and we should've called that here. i'd heard vaguely there is conservatives sometimes because the disagreeable for us are presented by some progressives is definitional. and typical. and it requires a mental equilibrium to confront these things and put them in context. this is why we are having so much of agh fight about the "new york times". the egregious 1916 project. the fundamental assertion which is america's real founding was the fourth of 1776. 1619 when the first slaves arrived. made this reframing as the "new york times" is the american history is so pernicious. the crux of the matter was, according to them, that the american revolution was sought to preserve slavery. it was fought because lord dunsmore has said blacks who escaped slavery and fought on the side of the british and the american revolution would be emancipated. this is a flat out historically illiterate. he said this november 175. aft

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i was will almost 25 years in tulsa.no idea what you are going to see. listen, there is a friday night where things are slow for three hours across the country and have a rainy cold saturday night and busy nonstop. you will see a little bit of everything. >> jesse: you were doing a lot of swat team stuff. some takedowns. you guys were doing some antidrug task force deals. you get a lot of heat when you put the cuffs on people or once you cuff them or are they like all right, you got me? >> listen, it's a part of the game. a lot of guys talk smack. you have to deal with it both ways. i honestly treated everybody well. i recent bely ran into a guy i was part of a search warrant a few years ago. ran gulf course of all things. remembered me, came up, shook my hand hey, man, you treated me well. it's part of the game but in the end it's not personal. >> jesse: about compliance isn't it? you get pulled over. you don't run. you don't talk about. you do what you are told to do. you are probably going to leave a okay. >> can i al

lottie williams in 1997, walking in tulsa, oklahoma, she said it felt like a tin can hit her shoulderries. so in spite of all our concerns, no one has been hurt, no one has been killed certainly, but that said, you don't want to keep doing this flagrantly because eventually the odds will catch up to you. >> you are the only person, i swear, on earth that would know there is one person and that person was in tulsa, oklahoma. and that it didn't hurt. you're just -- you have all the thoughts in your head. amazing. google is going to help me out here. can i ask, though what can be done? you got a lot of -- there is already a lot of contention between the united states and china right now. what can be done with the united states and other nations to pressure china to be more responsible? >> well, i think a little bit of shaming is a good idea here. again, the chinese -- this is part of their prestige, program, they want to show the world that they are in fact a superpower in full. if you're a superpower in full, you control your boosters so they don't land willy-nilly all over the planet.

leaders in tulsa declared a heat emergency. right now is the director of the tulsa area emergency management agency. so good to see you. so what are the biggest concerns, how do you keep people cool? >> thank you for having me to talk about this important issue, fredericka. this is really one of the things that we recognize in oklahoma, heat is the number one weather-related killer across the united states. it far surpasses any other natural disaster we have. oklahoma is well-known for our severe weather. taking the fact that we try to take heat just as seriously as we do tornadoes and ice storms, should really kind of help drive home the fact that this is a very important issue. and so what we really do here is we begin planning and getting ready for the heat early on in the spring where we bring together what's called our extreme temperature planning group. it's made up of different groups including our public utility companies, our first response community, our homeless shelter providers, outreach teams, just anybody who mig

between _ ross campaign so i think that tulsa between those two is really interesting because they seem in an i_ second place now and we are only one ballot in an i don't think that the boats— ballot in an i don't think that the boats from — ballot in an i don't think that the boats from the candidates that dropout — boats from the candidates that dropout would necessarily be completely evenly distributed, ie some _ completely evenly distributed, ie some camps would say it's not like solitaire, _ some camps would say it's not like solitaire, you don'tjust move the list of— solitaire, you don'tjust move the list of names from one in place under— list of names from one in place under another so they really are fighting — under another so they really are fighting for every mp they can get and its— fighting for every mp they can get and it's getting to quite a sort of interesting stage in the campaign because — interesting stage in the campaign because penny mordaunt is taking on this sort— because penny mordaunt is taking on this sort of— because penny mordaunt is taking on this sort of in

into the triple digits to tulsa. feeling like 107 d.c., 95, feeling like 105 and feeling like 93 in nashville. tomorrow it's another hot one in the middle of the country. we're looking at triple digits in dallas. charlotte, 92. boston, new york city, philadelphia, you're going to have the relief tomorrow lateike 110 in some spots another warm day in the northeast. watching some storms bring some relief by tomorrow all right, guys. it's steamy. it's also stormy we're going to track some severe weather for you in just a bit. >> michelle, thank you. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with an update on the president's covid battle. >>> and winning thevwiout er leaving. chase elliott pulls off a head-scratching victory at pocono we'll be right back. try mr. clean magic eraser for a deep down hygienic clean. magic eraser removes the messes you can see as well as more of the dirt and grime you don't. all you do is wet, squeeze and start erasing dirt and grime all around the house and try magic eraser sheets for a deep cl

her career in local news that took her to stations across the country from columbia, missouri, to tulsaeporter: janai eventually landing back with the abc family. by 2018 she made her way here to the big apple taking a seat at the "world news now" and "america this morning" desk. >> reporter: janai adding "gma" correspondent to her resume during the week before taking the reins of "pop news" on the weekends in 2019 as we launched our saturday's second hour. >> all right, time for "pop news." >> reporter: all while out front on breaking news coverage like the search for the brooklyn subway shooter. >> this is one of the subway stations, the center of the investigation. >> reporter: securing high-profile interviews along the way. >> what drew you to these iconic roles? >> that very thing. >> reporter: even snapping a memeable moment on the red carpet at the 2021 met gala. >> another person wrote, we love the support. >> reporter: janai has always used her platform to make a difference, especially for women of color including embracing her natural hair on camera. >> digging the hair. >> ye

we kick off the weekend with scorching summer temperatures. 101 in tulsa will feel like 105. memphis 100. near 100 in st. louis. now we're looking at the chance for storms as well we've seen this at least the past few days. it's been scattered showers here the past week, really going on to two weeks we're going to see more scatters storms with a slow-moving front. th hot one mt. soin the south central states, air conditioners going full force. it's almost the weekend. we'll talk about the full forecast in a little bit >>> tiktok is trying to get out information queen bea has arrived. she is shown breaking to the latest single. rapper cardi b makes a cameo the bea iey hive will have a lot more dances to learn >>> you can dial a three digit number for help. twelve. then i tried the always discreet pads. they fit perfectly in the places they're supposed to. look how much it holds, and it still stays thin! it's the protection we deserve! pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its

triple digits in some spots phoenix, 111 we're looking at dallas, 103 it's going to feel like 102 in tulsa. no relief tomorrow, 101 in dallas, 111 in phoenix and 100 in lubbock and we're going to see thad min. 87 in minneapolis. all right, guys, when i come back in just a bit, we'll look at today's forecast. >>> "early today's" back in a minute with a $20 billion donation from bill gates >>> and thu.e s. approves a fourth covid vaccine as cases surge begin. that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum... ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. for sparkling-clean dishes, the first time. cascade platinum. new densify from crest pro-health. like bones, your teeth lose density over time. but, crest has you covered. crest densify actively rebuilds tooth density. to extend the life of teeth. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. mornings are our time, and i couldn't let stiff joints slow me down. so i started taking osteo bi-flex every day because it has joint shield... ...clinically shown to improve joint comfort within 7 days. osteo bi-flex - available

so to highlands authority, tulsa, let him 5 years time. the dumb wool bull stand, right? hare, 5000 hectares of land. will them be flooded? as we are all away, this kind of projects would have social impacts and environmental impacts. and are we as the project purple at number of programs which had been there, is customer lead vocal amenities are as ways and means of ha ha, mitigating against the laws of land that the laws over there, grazing, earlier in perpetual mer to sea sick, we heard exactly the same promises 24 years ago when the cap saddam was built. all other dams feet that water into this reservoir from where its pipe to south africa . sick we worked for the santa legal center. the project was conceived georgia by 2 undemocratic governments of south africa, apathy, the regime, and the military. it is a gym in mistletoe. those governments did not have monday to form the people day. did they say need for the review or basically to the project is also threatened by massive soil erosion. the construction of the dams, along with overgrazing and climate change mean mo

ahead of the front we're looking at really warm air it feels like 110 in tulsa with the humidity and really warm in the mipacific northwest. 107 in monument, 102 in bend, and 're going towew england. 85 in new york 84 in boston all right, guys, we'll look at the rainfall forecast coming up. >> michelle, thank you let's keep it with the theme of sea creatures. our shot of the day, an incredible sight off the coast ofa large whale breaching the water, landing on top of a small fishing boat remarkably, nobody was injured officials say an abundance of bait fish brought those whales >> still to come, why you could get additional time to pay back those pesky student loans. >>> and the silent kill ner something we do every day. ill n something we do every day. nope, he's switching his choice cash back category to gas. the road to college can be emotional. but also... rewarding. [ding] with the bank of america customized cash rewards card, you just can't stop getting rewarded. if you have to pre-rinse your dishes, you could be using the wrong detergent. and you're wasting up to 20 gallons of

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caller: i am from spokane, washington, and i have a question about the tulsa riots.n 1922 under harding as president, didn't the national guard step in to help aid the citizens who were having their rights trampled on after the riots broke out and racial tensions were higher than ever? guest: that's what the national guard and the other troops who were sent in to tulsa were very controversial -- they essentially joined the rioters and became part of the crowd that was destroying that community. for those that aren't familiar with the tulsa riots, it basically came about because there was a very affluent or relatively well if you -- well affluent black community in tulsa called black wall street. one day, the rumor got started, not clear whether it is true or not, but the rumor got started that a black youth on an elevator had offended somehow the female elevator operator, the white female elevator operator. that blew out of control in the newspapers, they were printing a story that made it seem like an attempted rape. the next thing you do, there was a crowd that gat