the city of tulsa. thanks to a district court ruling two days ago. got a busy week ahead for the country, lots to cover, let's get started. joining me now is the oklahoma state representative richina good when, a democrat. representing tulsa oklahoma, thank you for your time tonight. we begin in your tulsa district where three last known living survivors of the 1921 tulsa race massacre where denied restitution friday. one of them was just with me at national x network, 32 saturdays ago. a tulsa county district, court judge dismissing their suit. pressing for compensation under a law, allowing plaintiffs to sue when an entire community is harmed. of course, that is precisely what happened in may of 1921. when an estimated 300 people were killed as a thriving black community was destroyed at the hands of a white mob that rampage for two days at the city of tulsa's request. friday's ruling dismissed the plaintiffs case, quote with prejudice meaning that it cannot be refiled. when the city arguing and part

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it is known as the tulsa race massacre. so, how do oklahoma school superintendents teacher, given his edict to keep teachers from discussing racism? >> i would say, you be judgmental on the issue, of the action, of the content, and the character of the individual, absolutely. let's not tired to skin color. and say that skin color determined. >> turn hard not to do that. the answer to that has official backtracking today. i will speak to the reverend, al sharpton, about the controversy coming up. we also continue to follow the dangerously putting millions risk this weekend across the country. a billion dollars up for grabs in the next few days as jackpots for the two biggest lottery is in the country reach stratospheric heights. more on the head, as well. more on that and the new york times we've been talking about back in 2018. former president trump inquiring about pursuing an irs investigation into two fbi officials, lisa stroke and page -- this is coming from a sworn statement from trump's former chief of staff, john kel

an oklahoma judge dismisses a case filed by survivors of the tulsa massacre. of the dystopian anthology "black mirror" on the show's impact. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: turkish president recep tayyip erdogan said this afternoon, in a surprise announcement, he would put sweden's bid for nato membership before the turki parliament. id that sweden needed to do more to crack down on kurdish militants, some of whom have sought refuge in scandinavia. sweden and finland announced their intentions last summer to join nato. finland was admitted in april. even this morning, erdogan proposed that swedish membership in nato was a bargaining chip, one that could be traded for turkey's long-dormant application to join the european union. in the meantime, leaders from nato's 31 countries began arriving in vilnius, lithuania, ahead of a two-day summit that begins tomorrow. before all of this, our laura barron-lopez spoke early today with the u.s.

tulsa county district court judge caroline wall dismissed the case on friday.ey representing the last three living survivors is vowing to appeal. the suit was seeking compensation for the survivors, along with black tulsa residents in general. 109-year-old viola fletcher remembers the terror she felt. >> people running and screaming and you could hear guns shooting and hear airplanes flying over. >> opponents argue that reparations for the tulsa massacre would impose a burden on the city's financial stability. >>> "usa today" reports on allegations of hazing involving the northwestern university football team. last friday coach pat fitzgerald was suspended without pay for two weeks following an investigation by the university that began more than six months ago. the attorney who led the investigation says they did not find sufficient evidence that the coaching staff knew about ongoing incidents. northwestern's president says the university is determining the next steps and possible additional punishment for fitzgerald and his staff. >>> well, still to come, ene

in downtown tulsa, a mob came and put the black boy in jail.they said they were not going to limit the boy. they burned down the greenwood section which became known as black wall street because all the businesses, the land, the property was owned by black people. they burned it to the ground, burning everybody because they were black. you are not only dismissing the lawsuit of people that suffered economically, lost everything, you are going to have a school superintendent statewide say, don't even mention race in a race massacre? that is like saying don't mention antisemitism about the holocaust. this is outrageous. it is something that goes with the climate we are in. if you go to florida, take black history or some black books out of the school. we are in an era where people are trying to really turn back the clock on this 60 years and we need to fight back. >> chair more, let's talk about the california reparations task force's final report, incredibly comprehensive. it goes into detail about eligibility, compensation, policy changes, gove

there is a reason this is called the tulsa race massacre. and as you mentioned earlier it happened in the greenwood district of tulsa which was known as black wall street. 300 people were murdered. they were african american. and to deny that race was part of a calculation of doing this is just part of the manufactured crisis that is been going on with critical race theory. you see it happening in the school board meetings, you see it happening in school board races. and now a state superintendent of public instruction is adopting it. you can't deny our history, and teaching it and having all students learn about it helps us to make sure that we don't repeat it. and people need to learn about their history. this is the history of america. >> i had to start with, that i have more to say about that later in the show. but now let's see when i talk or go to the economy. the u.s. has added 209,000 jobs in june. the president touting the success of so-called bidenomics yesterday. pointing out more than 13 million jobs that have been created during

thinking about what took place in tulsa.ivors, what are their spirits like through all of this? to think about getting to this point, only to have this happen. >>, yes you have 109-year-old mother -- 108 year old leslie benefield randall, and 102 or plus -- . they've waited 102 years trying to get justice and reparations for themselves, their families, and our community here in tulsa. for me to get the phone call, i got a text message friday night from the reporter, asking me if i wanted to make a statement based on our case being dismissed. it was a gut punch. i was blown away. i couldn't believe this happened. as i said in disbelief, it paid me knowing i had to call my clients, because i did not want them to learn about this on the news. i had to call them and talk to. them these people were over 109 years, old but they're still very lucid. i had to tell them what happened, and the question was was? why what is the deal? our judge did not provide us with any explanation. that's why we're so disgruntled today, and why do yo

. >>> a disappointment for people seeking racial justice in tulsa. an oklahoma judge has thrown out a lawsuit seeking reparations for the remaining survivors of the tulsa race massacre. in 1921 a white mob killed hundreds of black americans in the greenwood neighborhood of tulsa. it was a thriving, black middle class neighborhood burned to the ground. you see them there. those three survivors who are more than 100 years old sued the city of tulsa, the county, and the state for the massacre. they say by allowing the mob to attack them the government created systemic inequalities which they've never recovered from. on friday a judge there in oklahoma dismissed the case with prejudice meaning it cannot be refiled with the state ever again. the lawyers for the survivors say they'll challenge the decision. >>> the running of the bulls in spain sent several people to the hospital today. the first day of the bull run festival kicked off on friday in pamplo envelope achl. today was day four. no one was gored by the bulls. ten people were hurt when knocked ov

tulsa so far from dallas my home. yeah my sister is in for worse and he drives her here. in dallas and they're all. i was just there from 19. always there. let's go. when you're in tulsa, i'll be in dallas. i'd love to that this time. really. i associate. i are going to die and say together my familiar. the offer they told me i have to walk around with this, but i haven't turned the you go right like do you you madison. i was good. yes way right for us and many other people. a professor at stanford based here. what do you teach at stanford as a teacher? now with that class, it's like, have you that that's the way that actually i got off the airplane 2 hours ago. not kidding. yeah. it's generally it's a class of american political thought. okay? it's never invited me to speak, so it must be very. what do you talk about? you a month to speak. you did the next question. how many american women thinkers do you include in your course course? we have elizabeth cady stanton. do you have her speech? yeah, i do. okay she's good to. i put on the spot. it's actually it's more specif

for a long time the tulsa race massacre was not well known. even the people in oklahoma.e teaching curriculum about 20 years ago. this year's yokohama got a new superintendent of schools, again and ryan walters, who has railed against woke ideology, and specifically critical race theory, which the state formally banned in 2021. last night it all came to headed local library when walters was asked how the ban on critical race theory squares with teaching about the race massacre. we >> very tall so race massacre not follow your definition of crt? >> all right, thank you. i would never tell i cared that because of your color of your skin or your gender or anything like that, you are less of a person or are inherently racist. that doesn't mean you don't do any actions to individuals. you absolutely historically you should. this was right, this was wrong. they do this for this reason. but to say it was inherent in there because of their skin is where i say it is critical race theory, you're saying the race to find the person. i reject that. so i would say you be judgmental of

the survivors of the tulsa race massacre, the victims, and their descendants, they are still fightinge all of that, this is how the state superintendent of public instruction suggests that it is history of racial terror that should be taught. we don't have that sound either, we will come back to show it to you later, but effectively, it was a semi incoherent response after someone asked the superintendent, ryan walters about how teaching about tulsa race massacre might exist outside of the superintendents current war on critical race theory. it was a very contentious -- to address concerns from both parents and teachers about the superintendents efforts to keep education in oklahoma woke free. now, the superintendents and he will crusade has drawn a lot of criticism and is nearly six months on the job. even from republicans, who think that's focus was misdirected. one state senator told a local paper he would like to see him settle down and actually start talking about it, reading, writing and arithmetic, and how to bring up test scores. by the way, there's plenty of work for superint

it's not just tulsa's story. it's america's story. >> what's the next step?s? >> what the next steps are -- there's a fine legal team. attorney simmons has been working with attorney eric miller and others. there's going to be an appeal. we know these three survivors never got their day in court. they deserve to have it. the decision was wrong. we continue to say that the courts hold the key and the cage of justice. we've been waiting for 102 years for them to unlock it. as you spoke of attorney simmons, you have to go back to attorney buckholder franklin and we're going to continue to fight with fortitude and integrity. we know we're on the side of right. i want to leave you, as the segment is about to close, attorney franklin talked about that right is slow in party while wrong is aggressive and that's why it survives. we'll make this generational injustice -- we're on the side of right. god is on our side. you can't run away from this issue. we're not going anywhere. generations yet unborn will continue to fight this fight because it is the right thing to

i think tulsa gabbert is a hero, she's an american patriot. i may not agree with some of her views, but on this question, she is spot on. richard hoss, i think, is a threat to the world uh, from the united states. that's what he represents. the council on foreign relations was created as an offshoot of the royal institute of international affairs, british foreign policy. and i think what he's really afraid about is that the upcoming election cycle may lead to his faction losing control. that is, we have donald trump on the republican side who is calling repeatedly for an end to the war in the ukraine with russia. you have a robert kennedy junior on the democratic party side. also saying that this has to end up being perhaps more explicit, that in some ways this is a proxy war between the us and russia. and i think what the council actually fears is the american electorate waking up and rejecting the a british imperial outlook that our nation unfortunately has adopted for too long and doesn't look like the white house is actually listening to a

it's the traditional head of the article, the tulsa tale of 100 years of oppression. but also one of resilience, redemption, self determination and identity and passionate young design. the select nebraska body. i'm making sure that these stories will be passed on to future generations. and that's so we have for you today, do tell us what you think you know where to find us. well and youtube is to grow and now will find me on tick tock. we can't wait to hear your thoughts and maybe you have a story of your own that you want to share with us. have a great week for now. i'll go and explore a big multi gummy. by noon the using our the drain is paraplegics to walk again. is this the beginning of a new medical error? the research team is just getting started today. 30 minutes on d w. can you hear a 9 we are all set. i'm. we're watching closely. we all seem to ring of the story behind the news. we all about unbiased information, feel free mind. so do to name hey guys this avalanche charmaya, welcome to my pod cast. last, the matter is that i invite celebrities, influenza an

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by that, i have some version, a head of nato's portion on the summit. officer day of tulsa mainland 5 head miscellaneous for the alliance meeting that's set to be dominated by the war and ukraine. but need to need us probably to find common ground on ukraine's prospect of joining the alliance. also coming up one phone down for struggle funding and on slides and northern india. and there's plenty moving in in the fall cost. the 16 year old we go at least the box spring hind to make the for sound that's limited . that's already coming up later in the number such as swans back into the program. us president joe biden has arrived in the u. k. of the stopped for 3 nation york mentor. that's also take him to lift away now where he lived in naples and with the summit, rushes water new train was top, the agenda of the summit that's taking place on gosh of doorstep preston's loaded. muse lensky has been torn and dropping captains seeking support for ukraine's bit to join nato. but the alliance remains divided on the issue. as nato begins, the final preparations for its summit in lithuania. let

intercepted, ukrainian missile, and fragments from the bloss ended. several people, both sides of boeing, tulsa action as fighting intensifies in the bathroom, full control of strategic areas. the european union has suspended financial and security ties with the sheer clue leader general update off monday, she found the has taken control of the west african state by austin view elected president. new share has been a key partner for the you and slowing down the flow of migrants and to europe. there are also fears that the take over could allow russia to expand its influence in the region to the general behind the crew, chairing a meeting with government officials of the i'll soon be elected president mohammed bud zoom. abdulla munch jani, has declared himself these as new leader electron do sit, then should have the national council for the safeguarding of the country, is motivated by the soul of desire to preserve a beloved homeland. on the one hand and the face of the continuous deterioration of the security situation, and this without the authorities, that thing is glimpse a real solution to

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intercepted, ukrainian missile, and fragments from the bloss ended. several people, both sides of boeing, tulsa action as fighting intensifies in the bathroom, full control of strategic areas. and here's a brief look at some other headlines or other news making headlines around the world. thousands of israelis have joined nationwide protests against controversial traditional reforms. for the 30 straight week. israel's prime minister, pushed through along limiting some powers of the supreme court. supreme court says it will hear arguments for striking down the line, setting the scene for a possible constitutional showdown with parliament. opponents of germany's fluoride if the party have rallied in protest outside of the annual congress. the if day alternative for germany has seen a surgeon approval ratings. server to opposition block jeremy's other political parties working with the state to formula one where red bulls marks are stopping has won the sprint race out of sundays. belgian grand prix. team rebel, one of the 2 previous friends and every grand prix. so far estoppel finished the front

intercepted, ukrainian missile, and fragments from the bloss injured several people, both sides of boeing, tulsa action, a spicing intensifies in the bath and full control of strategic areas. for 30 straight weeks now is realize have taken to the streets to protest against traditional reforms. they say could undermine the country's democracy, backed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the new law limits some of the powers, the supreme court. the supreme court says it will hear arguments for striking down the law, setting the possible scene for a possible constitutional showdown with parliament. a this is there on so to the government is pushing through the 1st part of it's controversial, traditional overall tens of thousands of out of the streets again across israel. we have no choice. it's wrong with fighting for a home. they're trying to make the country and democratic, you know them a copy of the change. the whole thing is the do right. and even why prime minister been you mean that's an young who's power, right? village has coalition government last week back. the 1st part of the law cance

after the day of tulsa and england biden head solisco. and now for the alliance meeting that's supposed to be dominated by the water ukraine bought to meet the latest software to find common ground, a new creams prospect of joining the alliance. also coming up wants the one down for struggle starting in life, science and northern and do this plenty more. reading the full cost the face some more time we'll we'll fail. bobby hit the big screen of the pink carpet from you. los angeles for the 1st is not without its control, the number such as while back into the program, us presidential by another, arrived in the u. k. at the start for 3 nation, your parent or that will also take him to the point now where he will attend naples and will summit across as water and ukraine will talk to you. it's in the, at the summit that's taking place on russia's doorstep. president, blog and his lensky has been torn in europe in capitals seeking support for ukraine's bit to join the adults. but the alliance remains divided on the issue. as nato begins, the

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intercepted, ukrainian missile, and fragments from the blast injured. several people, both sides of boeing, tulsa action as fighting intensifies in the bathroom, full control of strategic areas. so let's bring you up to date on some of the stories. so, russian president vladimir fulton has said moscow does not reject thoughts of your credit. he was speaking as a summit for the african states, wrapped up in st. petersburg food instead of propose the foot forward by african leaders as well as a chinese initiative, could be a basis for peace for the seat beside the son of the columbia. and president gustavo betral has been arrested on charges of money laundering because federal is accused of collecting payments from convicted drop traffic was jordan loss to us election campaign. the president has denied just saving money from columbia ball for cocaine balance. at least 9 people have been killed in an exclusion that the fireworks warehouse and southern thailand. more than a 100 are those when judge, welding during construction work is talked to have set off the last ocean fear the file is now under c

intercepted, ukrainian missile, and fragments from the blast injured. several people, both sides of boeing, tulsa action as fighting intensifies in the bathroom, full control of strategic areas. this for 30 straight weeks now is rarely as have taken to the streets, to protest against traditional forms they say could undermine the countries democracy. back by prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the new law limits some of the powers of the supreme court. the supreme court says it will hear arguments for striking down the law, setting us and setting the scene for a possible constitutional showdown with the parliament a. this is their answer to the government pushing through the 1st part of it's controversial, traditional overall tens of thousands out of the streets again across israel. we have no choice. it's a war with pricing for a home. they're trying to make the country and democratic, you know, the mccarthy put all the changes and the whole thing is the new right. and even the white house, the prime minister in you mean that's and young whose power, right? village is coalition government last we

intercepted, ukrainian missile, and fragments from the bloss injured. several people, both sides of boeing, tulsa action as fighting intensifies in the bath and full control of strategic areas. now the houses of as rarely so once again joined nationwide for tests against fontose or traditional refunds for the 30th straight week. 5 minutes to bundle me, nathan. yeah. who has pushed to a lower limit in some power so the supreme court government opponents server changes out of them and attacks on democracy follow them. and as far as the 1st part of the legislation, the supreme court says it will show arguments for spiking down the law, setting the scene for the possibly constitutional show down with parliament, a dw correspondence tanya. grandma was out the demonstration in general slim. she gave me this update. i think it's a mix of emotions here tonight. i mean, it's, uh, now was 7 phone said people are going out in the streets to protest. let comes, of course, after this uh, vote on monday, a very quick versa note about this. all that has been passed and people here are, you know, to a mix of bei

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it is known as the tulsa race massacre.erintendents teacher, given his edict to keep teachers from discussing racism? >> i would say, you be judgmental on the issue, of the action, of the content, and the character of the individual, absolutely. let's not tired to