race massacre, and i couldn't believe that i did not know that this horrific thing happened in tulsae of black culture. >> damon -- wasn't alone. when "the watchman" premiered, america was watching real events that happened in american history that had all been erased from our education. >> and most folks had no idea of the brutality that happened at the tulsa race massacre. all of this played out not just in the ratings from the show but also in the search results on that evening, as folks tried to find out more about this incredible event they knew nothing about. >> yeah. we've come a long way from, you know, not being able to showcase real issues that happened to, i mean, highlighting the shit out of them. and i think it's great for television. >> i think what happened very quickly was the writers in "the watchmen" room were sort of like, this is not about teaching you. we are going to vigorously defend this material and make sure you don't do something harmful. we generated this incredible television experience that was only authentic because i see the creative power, because i l

host: is green with the area of tulsa that was burned in the 1920's? caller: yes it was.t of that was because of the music that was being played on maids night out. and the newspapers here were doing articles on how the young people, young white people, were going into an area and race mixing and dancing. and that was stirring everything up. then the woman claimed -- so anyway, that is what happened. host: thank you, teresa. let see if we can get an answer. james wintle, are you familiar with the tulsa jazz museum? guest: i am embarrassed to say i am not. embarrassed to say that because i'm actually from oklahoma. a few hours south of teresa in durrant, oklahoma, and i actually was not even aware such a thing existed. in my defense, i have not lived there in over 20 years but that sounds like something that would be extremely interesting to explore. host: so where would you place jazz in the history of american music? guest: i think jazz is a critical part of american music. in the sort of mid and early 19th century, there was -- there were a lot of composers and musician

of course the conversation about the tulsa massacre reparation for that is ongoing and it's really one of the clearest examples of black wealth that has been purposely destroyed. there are plenty of records that show exactly what people lost. one of the survivors who spoke tour carvers spoke about how her life changed, her economic circumstances changed after the massacre and get there still no ability or desire to end that conversation by saying yes, we owe you something, not just an apology but also financially. the reparations discussion i think is interesting in indian territory because i feel like it did happen and that reconstruction was used as sort of an experiment in land, by his possession for black people but also it's just kind of an example of how racism in the united states works and that it builds on itself even if you get out after slavery, maybe everything you had just blew up because of racist white people and know what do you do what now you have to start over again. even if you do that what's going to happen when red line comes up what's goingoi to happen when sh an

with the centennial but understanding that african-americans came to tulsa more interested in tulsa in the oklahoma region because of this lack native history because of this existence of black people owned by native americans i thank you so really the key to understanding the foundation of the wealth that was created like wall street and also height of the existence of entrepreneurship but also by pulling so many of the black towns that exist in oklahoma were created by people who had land allotments to the dawes process so those people came together with african-americans from the u.s. in towns like oklahoma land allotment. so the african-americans in the native territory are already expecting a different experience because they know that there are opportunities and that there is a different kind of landscape because of tribal sovereignty because these black people do have the right and the jury is going up in 1907 and one in the united states, much of that as kind of been unfortunately rewound by white violence and terrorism and a lot of these black politicians in office have been t

uh, i seen, i'd have one of those services uh, within tulsa, i did one year. so. um, yeah, the one anyone said so actually by me the thing cuz i wanted to talk to uh, okay. has on demand himself quick ones like go, lincoln, fans expenses to do well if he's registered as soon as tonight they're up against harvey live. so you're in a super cup. i don't expect thomas to have him in the starting lineup, but maybe he does get a minute or so to say hello to the fans. but he needs a piece of silver where he spent a 2 decades of time has never won a major trophy buyer known for cleaning up trophies here and there their 1st opportunity tonight. and might also be the 1st piece of silverware and hurricanes career. but i'm sure more to come in the future. okay, thanks, chris. the time. thank you. of the football women's wild copying gland to have booked the place. and the $75.00 would have had forth to on victory about columbia . there any new appear in champions will now face told him and host australia and the son of finals. the scoring started late in the 1st half. columbi

mark is in tulsa, oklahoma. go ahead. caller: hello. how you doing today? hello, americans. i am type 1 diabetic. i got diabetes when i was nine-years-old. i am on insulin. i has been on insulin the last seven years. every time i get the bill from some medical industry i get this bill. because of corporations i have insurance so it costs me $5,000 to pay for my insulin needs. host: $5,000 per what? caller: per year. it is like a deductible. but the problem -- this is the manipulation i want people to try to understand -- i get these bills. for example, they make these pumps for $20 and sell them for $13,500. those things probably cost $10 and they charge me $3000. they charge you $3000 and it is like, oh, well, the government is going to pay $1500. we are going to knock $1200 off and you have to pay $300. it makes it look like, wow, my company benefits are great because i saved $100,000 this year. thank you, central power and government. just like the supreme court got rid of abortions on a national level, we need you do the same for medicine. we need to make it a state-by-s

fossil and molly, who's rudest, also took pilot and cruise west african regional block equal west is in tulsa with new jazz new leaders boss has threatened to use force to reinstate civilian rule. the u. n. is wanting that the conflict and saddam is threatening to consume the entire country and typically region into assuming that terry and catastrophe, at least 5000 people have been killed and more than 4 and a half 1000000 have left their homes. since the fighting between rival generals broke out in april thirty's, battling wildfires and those eastern greece have discovered 2 more bodies bringing the death toll from recent days to $21.00. e officials have the flat the fi at me. a are alexandro police to be the largest on record in the european union. separate of the places are being blamed on us and the former us president donald trump has been formally arrested in the us state of georgia of to surrendering to law enforcement that it's the 4th time he's been arrested this year. but the 1st time he had his photo taken by police for official records, trump is accused of putting pressure on geo

payers model with one case said the fullest would be off to the support of taking in what he called tulsa from. indeed, the immigrants from the middle east and africa under the stand relocation policy. the vote will be, has to coincide with parliamentary elections set for october, with the joining law and justice parties seeking to hold onto power. that's one fact that you have to to, for to event allman. he joins to be shown in the studio. ben, so this is the referendum and an election at the same time. what do you make with us? well, obviously the timing is very clearly very political. this election was announced last week. the way this proposal was announced as well as makes it very clear how much on the part of the campaign. it is the prime minister, positive video and social media which contains some stream. the strong imagery meant to evoke the reason protesting on rest and frost, as looting those shots, things match those things based on fives. at one point, a black man wearing know who the top is seem leaking. a very large knife is not a subtle piece of political messaging. the la

then i'm going to new york, d.c., chicago, atlanta, san francisco, l.a., seattle, boulder, tulsa, i'moing to do a final stop in western massachusetts but then i have another couple events in new york. a live taping with chris hayes for his podcast "why is this happening." that is going to be fun november 12th in new york and then on december 13th i'll sit down at the 92nd street "y" in new york. big long book tour and then a little break and then a couple more new york events. so a bunch of stuff is happening. if you would like to come to one of the book tour stops you can. just go to msnbc.com/prequel. again, the book is called "prequel." there is a link below me on your screen. you can get tickets and come see me on the book tour. yay. okay. that does it for us for now. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is up next. >>> if that was true then why was he circcomventing all white house counsel's advice? why wasn't pat cipollone? volved? why wasn't doj? volved? instead mark recruited lawyers who he wanted to listen to. >> that's the former chief of staff for vice president mike pence

director of sustainable energy and natural resources law at the university of tulsa college of law.uch for being with us. can you start off by explaining what an aquifer is? why these groundwater resources are so critical not only to united states but all over the world? >> thank you so much, amy. it is an honor to be on your show. i have been listening for years. i'm grateful for the opportunity. for your listeners, and aquifer refers to essentially a container of soil and rock that holds water under the ground. this is not an underground river. rather, it is water flowing through pores rock and soil. if you have an aquifer very close to the surface, we usually call that artesian. that is when you see a spring. if you see a spring bubbling out of the ground, that means the aquifer is very close to the surface. some are deep below the surface and they were formed by glacial rainwater millions and millions of years ago. and aquifer is a fancy way of saying the plate don't holds our groundwater. aquifers are critical for both the united and the world because we get so much of our drin

l.a., seattle, boulder, tulsa, and what to do a final stop in western massachusetts.of events in new york. a live taking with chris hayes for his podcast. why is this happening. that's gonna be fun. november 12 the new york city. then on december 13th i am going to sit down with the amazing jelani at the 92nd street. why in new york. a big long book tour. a little break. and then a couple new york events. a bunch of stuff happening if you would like to come to one of the book tour stops you can. just go to msnbc.com slash prequel. again the book is called prequel. there's a link right below me on your screen. you can go there and get. tickets come see me on the book tour. yeah. that does it for us for now. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening lawrence. >> rachel i know i speak for about half 1 million people when they say i was just listening intently for the word boston. and i did not hear it.

or importantly, tell us about yourself in tulsa. caller: i am here in athens, georgia. i think they got it messed up. thank you. longtime watcher, listener and connoisseur of the seas and network. what mr. brian lam has done for america is truly underrated. because of what it does. it puts you in the seat of government where citizens get the opportunity to watch their government without any distractions and without any opinions. just puts you in the room to see how your government is moving and operating. host: tell us a little about yourself. what do you do in athens? caller: i am a 46-year-old truck driver running a professional operation and i am thankful and happy to be an american. through the grace of god who has given us so much opportunity. we have to stay focused. i have six beautiful kids, a wife and a wonderful life. it could not be possible anywhere except the united states of america. host: we appreciate your time and are looking forward to seeing your video about the books that shaped america. carla: wasn't it wonderful being able to see unvarnished and un

then i'm going to new york, d.c., chicago, atlanta, san francisco, l.a., seattle, boulder, tulsa, i'ments in new york. a live taping with chris hayesfore his podcast "why is this happening" that is going to be fun november 12th in new york and then on december 13th i'll sit down at the 92nd >> good evening, rachel. i know i speak for about half 1 million people when i say i was just listening intently for the word boston and i didn't hear it. >> you heard

the pretty much gone to marsters by morgan is due on tulsa. and this is scott who is deputy, it's a humble position for a man who holds to doctor is but he doesn't seem to mind as long as he can continue working as a priest. thank you very much. god bless you, let me load you 1st. oh lovely. thank you. god bless. when i can promise you one thing already. right this and i'll start planning next year's trip the day after tomorrow at the latest is this been off in the queue? i'm still in the judge side even slightly because i want to make sure my opinions are being heard occasionally. smith on and if i were to leave, i'd be helping the very people who were the reason for my leaving was the and i'm not going to do them that fable and toy she missed the boat gun was. i loved the catholic church in spite of everything. he loves catholic spirituality, the churches, traditions, and rituals. and who knows? perhaps the self proclaimed a church rebel is creating a new tradition with his whisky pilgrimages. the the indigenous woman went missing in fargo,

but these illegal miners are being pushed across the border to go janne, tulsa renown -- to guyana, toinam, to venezuela. we have these migrating gangs moving their illicit activities. indigenous peoples who lived actually in the amazon forest have been pushed off their land, their rivers. we need more technical capacity. what is also important, and this is where the global community comes into play, to investigate supply chains. often times the communities that come from the amazon, from deforested areas, they go to international markets. if there is no technical ability -- if there is no tracing ability, there is no response. we need countries in north america, but also europe to step up and find efforts to clean up the amazon. adrian: you say we are close to the tipping point, how long have we got? and we so much to be done, is there enough time to do it? guest: as things go, no. this is where we need a concrete response, a very clear agenda at this amazon summit. the possibility of an amazon parliament could support a reality, we don't really know what it is about. we need concrete

a secret devora trees operated, not far from tulsa is play. is a great question. why the see i would do this. why would they do this experiment on unwitting residence of a small town in france? france being of course, an ally of the united states. so they're not targeting enemies or spies. they're just doing an experiment on, on weighting and on knowing people. and i would just say, because they could experiments on creating situations of mass psychosis and managing them can, cindy had 50 years lights on. the color revolutions in which demonstrates is waiting very, very often drinks of strange origin affected ukraine twice. the february 2014 the stand ship burning rubber code, and you had thousands of demonstrators. where's the state of constant to you? for a while to me, events, reports, olga could live. i felt something was wrong with the people who are really a subscription. leave the ship, some salt, please put the a you only saw much try to to see if the show produced by what could cause such a strange frenzy p of us. here comes the z, my new museums give me

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so it says the result though is false harm we tulsa has moved from the capitol herani to, oh, i that are going to be a nelson to me, is that address? couple see policy. what are they going to do next? they could go to court. the challenge, so resolved an excellent service if the selection was forced with many challenges. for example, at some pointing stations, some valid papers with maybe late. and they say that in some areas some people voted in a climate of fear to bobby's. i will wait and see to hear when the migration date is going to be. i mean, of course, the main, obviously the nelson janisa is going to go to the united nations as warning. the conflict ensued on contempt, the entire region into humanitarian catastrophe. on saturday, the military and types positions of the permanent tre ross and support forces in the capital. fighting which began in april, has spread from home to and other parts of the country. and united states, thousands of people has locks the 69 of us, 3 of the civil rights march on washington dc. led by the reverend doctor martin luther king junior organiz

but tulsa has put on his coffee, made recycled swimsuit and his buddies. this women of a 11 kilometers is a distance you'll cover every day for 40 days. and that's an overall root of 450 kilometers. passing along the volta river and then to lake volta, the world's largest artificial reservoir. it's one of the few lakes in gunnar, that is so clean enough to swim is an activist in every business and type in a tetra as part of a science of expedition that's seeking to draw attention to the pollution of gone as waterways so much of the reason that i'm part of this expedition and working with a cruise to do this research is because it is so encouraging and so amazing to be able to swim and simple to river like this. and i'd love to see other works on buddies and so on. and specifically across the, the swimming the, again a stethoscope containing against environmental collusion, some ages ago. and that's when she came into contact with the oil foundation and environmental justice nonprofit, the organized expedition other members of the team also spend time on th

that'd be gone. 3 days of tulsa in johannesburg, the block comprising, present, russia, india, china, and south africa is home to 40 percent of the world's population. the alliances came to expand and to establish itself as account divides to west elect groupings like the g 7. the brick summit kicked off with the leaders of south africa, result and india calling for shake up of the international economic system and of the business for them. we require a fundamentally full of the global financial institutions so that they can be more edge, child, and responsive to the challenges facing developing economies ahead of the summit, host country, south africa, welcome china. as president, treating ping the can nomic powerhouse has a leading role in the bricks group. china's invested massively in africa's infrastructure building roads squared away lines and ports. yeah, and uh, address it and what today i've done already pulls up the values of values that are we have that we have seen right now in china out of the developments. and we really like it. the lines, the school is a multi polar rol

do think she already added, when it comes to what are the times tulsa is of solving the issue diplomatically. and we, we, we really have to look at that because if that was going to consider that complex to a political, uh, need job. this particular price is a company that, that'd be because i'm not teaching by the teachers from beginning to west side. and of course, we are looking at the moment, it shouldn't be the best because although then that would be to job. and that, i mean, because we still need to appreciate the fact that these day has come from long funding nobility to banks of 101974 between 1016. because with this one actually made them 5. and so they're going to put tract a comes with the key to success a for the middle to be 5, you think would be 5 or 3. 4th, would that be fresh? let's see. what we can do have the same 80 thinking that will be doing that and that was to be 54 by this got to be support on the front of the base with you know, something with this many, many of i'm so sorry. we have some technical issues with the sounds of the money. thanks for speaking to today. r

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cardboard, i think the vision also in resulting the fire spreading quite rapidly through the booty, tulsa in the background. what you'll see is they are a number of inspectors from the emergency services they've just arrived on scene. they are used to go into this building to try and determine the exact quotes and why it sprayed so quickly. just in, in terms of the response from the emergency services, are you pointed out or behind you, right. now, other questions being asked that now already for instance, about the speed with which they were able to respond to the device as well. indications are that's for, that's a response was quite quick. but as i mentioned, because of those materials, like uh, the rubbish, best of all, as well as the cardboard boxes, this folding would have quote via and the fire would have sprayed very quickly from one of the, the other people that i spoke to a little bit earlier on is a person who used to look before, and they indicated that there also some case with in the building, which often closed by the illegal lands, which would have made it difficult for so

sections of the slows, catherine, sorry, auda 0, not ruby said bob was present to us, and god was tulsa thoughts as they will go to heaven. they say both for his parts in this month's elections. it came to pass on a promise to tackle economic problems. and many people struggling with the high cost of living are latasha reports from the rowdy in her right. how about a is an opposition stronghold for the governing is on the pay of potty has its supporters in the capital to 2 weeks before his re election bid president emerson and douglas strategy to take that control. urban councils, which i'm mostly run by the opposition, is to remind voters of problems such as no running water from council taps or inadequate refuse collection in town. we then use dandy by the lake. people suffer. it'd be angel. you newness foreclosures. you live to kansas. we might give you an o o they say, well this we must have been because of the we do do do oh yes, this is your what when that was main opponent opposition? neither nelson tyneesa is also on the campaign trail. he leased the citizens coalition for chang

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but tulsa has moved from the capital are all right, a set and a half expected voting to be simple. it wasn't, he's back again at his posting station. wednesday's election in zimbabwe was extended by the day because of delays, was supposed to be the weight, but i had to come here again to what. so to meet was disappointed seeing that is a national problem, which i thought was supposed to be organized, but it was not the lecture commission since last minute. what challenges are why better papers arrived late? 40 words were affected by that. most of them are opposition. struggles the election of the of really fail due to resolve the national question of the day they lab the device. did them unite people? i'm almost like i'm students is elections are supposed to put it to list war is important. afraid lead that choices in by the people. the police have a risk that dozens of civil society activists confiscating their cell phones and laptops. this was also part of some politicians east side peach. lake worth was. i know it's debate due to policy that they're going to announce here. it is

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having the tulsa is at a polling station and hot out a or the youth vote is a very big and important votes involved in the bomb. and lots of the presidential candidates have been trying to get support from these young people by young. i mean people mainly under the age of 40 and throughout the day we've seen these long lines of many young people quietly waiting to cost a volunteer. some of them say that the process is slow, some contained funding stations opened late, but most seems to be determined to stay in line until they cost they both. when you ask them, what is your main issue? they'll tell you things like what he said about between me and they want someone to do something about it. and here's an example. was done with this was station here, people, housing near the front because of just like delays that have been happening with the police trying to get them to come down and trying to tell them to the patients . and that been to the people that aggravated and frustrated because they say that by now they should have a sense. but ultimately for them even off with this, both the

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balance was extended for a 2nd day because of delays with the papers arriving on time, the 100 but tulsa has moved from the capitol hill, right? so 10 to half will expect to vote in to be simple. it wasn't these back again at his posting station. wednesday's election in zimbabwe was extended by a day because of delays. was supposed to be wait, but i had to come here again to fort so to meet was disappointing. seeing that these, if the nation no problem was at board was supposed to be organized, but it was not the electro commission since last minute. what challenges are why that is papers arrived late 40 words were affected by that. you know, most of them are opposition struggles. the elections if really fail due to resolve the national question of the day they provide the divided them united people. i'm almost circumstances elections. i suppose the to put to, to list war is a bona fide lead that chosen by the people. the police have a risk. the dozens of civil society activists confiscating the cellphones and laptops. this was also part of some politicians, each trip each lake worth was

however, tulsa has moved from the capitol, hold on a opposition to nelson tanisha and says he once and baba's presidential election, that's all to this and ball. but you need to commission, decayed president, images, and women. god, why had one a 2nd and final to in office to me? so citizens coalition for change. posse, pansies, talents, those official results saying they differ from the independent tele. he wants african leaders to put pressure on president m, assuming a guideline to address accusations of whites way to vote tracking. and you accused him of wrong doing this. i'm the most that is the center quote. since 2008 in the bottom, 10 this event in a cool on the it's a 2018 a pool and the bottle is repeated again. 2023. they're cool on that bundle yukon. survive this for far too many times when i got quite a nice allegations of fluid as these, those will feel the race was not done properly should go to court. we are voting may be over, but every day struggles remain for millions of some bobbins. high inflation, poverty and unemployment. electro disputes are also worrying some p

speaking to his less than part the historic talks between the power button on the us took place in tulsa on tuesday. with the ask on a foreign ministry spokesman were beating the topics covering securities functions and frozen often assets. we'll discuss combusting and i'll call 6. was another major issue on the agenda ortiz, rachel blevins takes a closer look at the us tongue, then shaping of dentist on squint a pm problem. as when us troops invaded an occupied afghanistan in 2001 opium production store to record levels with the country cementing itself as the world's largest producer of the narcotic substance. now that the taliban is back in power, we did strict anti drug laws. cultivation of the poppy put has fallen by nearly 90 percent, but not everyone sees that as a good day. for these reasons, the taliban should not be praised for or encouraged to for system it's drug them. certainly know diplomatic recognition of the taliban regime should be awarded for it. going this mainstream argument coming from the west is it taking away opium production removes the final aspect about dennis

when science building was extended for di, because of the allies, i remember, tulsa has moved from the capital herrera to present an image. the minute that was main challenge. the was announcements and these of the leader of the leading opposition pauses here in the lobby. and his party agent did not sign the declaration form before the results of the about the side that the triple c parts and citizens change it. but happy with this result. and then we get it resolved according to nature permission and god, well one by 52.6 to sense to me size a 40 for the same of the so just need to know. i know i'm assuming that god's, what is now presidency next. all eyes are not going to be a nelson to me to add his triple c policy. what are they going to do next? they could go to court to challenge the result and it's not service if the selection was forced with many challenges. for example, at some pointing stations, some valid papers were delivered late and they say that in some areas some people voted in a climate of fear to bobby's. i will wait and see to hear when the migration date is going

on the 2nd day of tulsa in johannesburg, south africa announced consensus on a new guidelines for the group said growth and no details have been released as of government of brazil, china, south africa, and india, as well as russia's foreign minister, are also using the summit to demand changes to international institutions and using a kind of say on the from the us dollar to big jews, a western economic dominance group, the site itself, the goal of increasing the political climate of countries from the global south in the international affairs. well solution nights is a senior research associate at the institute for global dialogue and is attending the brick summit. you joins us from john, inspect the welcome to d w. i'm what are these new membership criteria for such an idea? logically, economically diverse group. what do i like me to look like a good evening and thank you for having me. i mean, i think plus the one of the criteria would be um, what's the kind of gdp level or wealth of your country that definitely something that would be part of the way in which the criteria would b

the vote could be skewed in favor of the governing polity. hardwood tulsa has moved from head out a of the president. emma said, minutes as i want a 2nd attempt to strategy to stay at office is upgrading somebody's roads and bridges, hoping it will create jobs and convince voters to keep him in office. his main rival nelson company. so hope suspicions about corruption, high inflation and unemployment with encourage people to choose him. he says, if lifted, you will, men's ties would waste in countries that imposed economics, such as honest and baldwin for human rights violations. move, he believes will turn around to bobby's election is often controversial. this one is no different one presidential candidates put out of the race, quoting it to us. we as the witnessing must disenfranchisement disqualification of appointments by the state in the disability application of their role by the election management board and by the costs. overall, the citizens coalition for change party, known as triple c, is still participating. but party official say being the main opposition isn't easy, obvi

people are saying that this race come wednesday, people vote could be another type, contract, hardaman, tulsa out there. but i think the world's longest serving prime minister has handed over power to his son. but the 1st transition of power in cambodia for nearly 40 years. it is unlikely to mean any change in policy. as tony chang reports, cambodia, as king arrives for the opening of the new parliament in the capital pen pen, just behind him home, sen, prime minister since 1985. despite international condemnation, the election in july was need the free nor fair. the king maintained to have faith in his new government. no. okay. i strongly believe that the new man died. government was leave the confidence from the parliament and will fulfill duties in accordance with the policy to continue to push for economic price and lift to the livelihood of people. but this palm and we'll see a shift in power, not from one policy to another, but from father to son. the 1st order of business is a vote of confidence in the new prime minister. and with a 120 of a 125 seats in the hands of the cambodian peop

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and will conflict in ukraine while addressing the most go conference on international security in tulsa, phase k of is destroyed, and we will focus charges, ukrainian law enforcement, see the monks, residences of the cap, a child's classroom. and as india said, a break 77 years of independence, one which is colonial rule of prime minister moody health. his country tribes was built in a low p po la. well the.

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storms are already brewing near tulsa and omaha. perhaps most troubling a new tropical cyclone expected to develop and move south of hawaii. a new system is not expected to be as strong as dora. >>> donald trump, the leading republican presidential candidate, could face a fourth indictment as early as this week. an atlanta prosecutor has called on at least two people to testify before a grand jury on tuesday over efforts by trump and his allies to overturn election results in georgia. cnn's marshall cohen has details. >> reporter: it looks like all systems are go for the fulton county district attorney to present her case to a grand jury early this week in her investigation of former president donald trump and his attempts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. cnn previously reported that this was expected in the coming days but we now know that some of the witnesses who were subpoenaed to testify were told specifically to show up on tuesday. that means that the proceedings may begin monday going into tuesday. one of those witne

so there it says the result is false power and we, tulsa has more from the capital, rory a oh i that are going to be a nelson to me is the address. couple see policy. what are they going to do next? they could go to court the challenge, so resolved an excellent service if the selection was forced with many challenges. for example, at some pointing stations, some valid papers with maybe late. and they say that in some areas, some people voted in a climate of fear to bobby's. i will wait and see to hear when the migration date is going to be. i mean, of course the main, obviously the nelson janisa is going to go to the united nations as warnings that the conflict ensued on could cause the humanitarian catastrophe in the entire region, sudanese and strikes targets with the department that you brought that support forces and called to him on saturday for months now fighting is spread from the capital to all the parts of the country. and the morgan reports from the capital. the explosion that dropped the center of sedans, capital cartoon, just after 10 am local time around h a. m g m t co

in tulsa, oklahoma, why does jacksonville have a democratic mayor.led to keep crime under control. he was replaced. same in colorado springs where there is an independent mayor. >> it always goes back to liberal policies. you can cherry-pick, it's always liberal policies. >> i am not just cherry-picking it. i'm trying to be accurate about what's going on across the country. new york city is doing a lot better than it was. the murder rate is down for the violent crime rate is down. >> this like bragging that gas prices are down. we're just trying to be accurate. [laughs] >> here is not a problem with all of this. the innocent people have to stand by and suffer as the left keeps making the same harebrained mistakes. they are too slow on the uptake. we had a problem with crime in the '90s. we resolved it, and we were in great shape. why? because we increased police on the street. we made sure that people were prosecuted. and then the citizen was safe. the left as i learn from that. they have to pull us back so we have to learn the same thing all over ag

helen adele is a pediatric physician at lucile packard children's hospital at stanford tulsa's this method is safe and improves the quality of life for the patient's. >> referring physicians are very happy with the results of these techniques and the parents of these children and the children themselves are noticing these different effects and the improvement that we can see. >> reporter: dr. nadal answered the scans help manage ongoing care by detecting early when the cancer comes back. if you want to see more stories like this one on today in the bay, monday through friday, we are on from 5:00 to 7:00 in the morning and at 7:00 on your favorite streaming platforms. back to you, kira. >>> chris, have a great day too. >>> welcome back. on thursday, the nation watched as former president donald trump was indicted for the third time in the last four months. this time, donald trump faces four charges that he engaged in criminal conspiracies aimed at subverting the 2020 presidential election results. trump, as you might know by now, pleaded not guilty. join me in welcoming nbc news political d

rapper tupac shakur in criminal and civil cases, and fought for reparations for survivors of the 1921 tulsae massacre. in 2010, ogletree joined us on democracynow to discuss his book, "the presumption of guilt: the arrest of henry louis gates, jr. and race, class and crime in america." >> the title, the presumption of guilt, is to remind us that we remain guilty without some people knowing the facts. we do it on race, class, clothing, where you shop, where you eat. that is why the presumption of guilt is the title, to make sure we don't make assumptions about people. judge them by the content of their character, not their skin color. amy: donald trump has been given a deadline of 5:00 p.m. today, monday, to respond to special counsel jack smith's request for a protective order. district judge tanya chutkan, who is presiding over trump's case related to overturning the 2020 election, issued the deadline as the justice attempts to curb trump's public comments, including potentially confidential evidence, that could intimidate witnesses. on friday, trump posted on his truth social site, “if yo