tulsa police department. >> then, this body cam video of tulsa police forcefully arresting a black teenagere city of tulsa and the individual police officers who they claim coerced testimony used to convict them. the city and officers have denied the claims and are fighting to dismiss the lawsuit. malcolm says, he's not looking for blame, he wants to provoke change. >> my heart is strong about every single one of those people that's going to the fight and that struggle to prove their innocence. i know the pain. i know the hurt. that's what this is about for me. giving that next man a chance. >> welcome to freedom. >> cory struggled to prove his innocence is done. malcolm, their mom, family and friends, get ready to welcome cory, as he takes his first steps as a free man in 28 years. >> i would imagine that you spent many nights thinking about how this is going to go. >> yeah. i had this dream. i remember, i woke up with tears in my eyes and one of my partners came in myself and he said, what's up? i said, man, i'm going home. the >> hearing comes. >> a little over a year after his release,

and the rampage would later be known as the tulsa race massacre.losives were tossed from airplanes, black people were being shot dead in the street and more than 1000 black homes and businesses were reduced to ashes. reports at the time stated there were a least 36 people killed, but many historians today believe that numbers up to at least 300 people who may have been murdered in the brutal attacks. for decades, viola fletcher never publicly spoke about what she had witnessed to anyone, fearful that she might be attacked for speaking out. then in may of 2020, she was tracked down by damario solomon-simmons who convinced her to join a civil lawsuit demanding reparations for her and the last two known remaining survivors of the massacre. now the century-long fight is with the oklahoma supreme court. joining me now to discuss is damario solomon-simmons, a national civil rights attorney. damario, thank you so much for being here with me. we've spoken about what has happened before and i'm glad you here for turned because she is being waiting nearly he

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you can see from the floor that this is usually a car park, but now for some mission, hybrid, tulsa as gets the biggest fortified clinic in the world. welcome to i'm hospital and hyphen. it takes 30 hours to move to more than 2000 beds and accompanying equipment into place. each bed is supplied with with oxygen, right? vacuum if you need air, electricity, and communication. com is the main hospital for the north of israel. it will not stop working even in times of military threats. all treatment including dialysis and surgeries will continue. the basic idea if somebody happens. all the stuff patients, equipment of the hospital are basically coming down. and now that everything is ready, we would be able to do it within 8 hours, about $800.00 patients funds for them over here into the underground. basically these their thing they, they are hosp to the above. they have all hygiene facilities and it's cut off from the outside world. the hospital can be completely self sufficient for 3 days. they 1st use this extra space here during the call with pandemic. and now they need to be ready for

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maybe a couple of degrees above average at present, tulsa, i'm showing continue across a good parts of north africa. well, just catching up to make sure that to know them areas of libya, plenty of widespread shelves across west africa beefing up once again. the sheriff stretching right across into the gulf of guinea, he using across come around gabon low to whether the positive angola also saves some heavy south. just noticed. so the other side of the re friday, the shower is just starting to ramp up. as we go through monday, most i mean to tuesday actually. so even into one and brenda, you could see some big house based apart. so south africa. oh, certainly the child, so seeing some showers hold on the spells and brain. the non stop bombardment by israel for 2nd nights, palestinians in guys, a white top to more destruction. the the hello, i'm emily. and when this is l g 0 live from to ha. also coming up fees, battles continue on the guys, the israel border is well since thousands of its troops to the front lines rising speculation of the ground defensive show of sub.

he's now in tulsa, kind of city of, for, for a t t, a bus who hits the occupied with the hello. i'm christine one day. it's good to have your company. the is really monitoring has ordered 1100000000 palestinians to relocate to the south of casa. they've been given 24 hours to evacuate. they'll need to cross the why the cause of women's reserve to get to a place of safety. you can see that on the map they, the united nations has already warned that movement on that scale would be impossible without devastating humanitarian consequences. many though off, already starting to be northern areas, the evacuations all taking place and it's continuing is really a strikes on the territory. how much claims that 13 hostages, including foreigners, are among those who died in those areas bombardments in gaza. in the last 24 hours as i am, but usually is a june list in casa, who joined us earlier by phone. he spoke about guys and saw reaction to the conflicting announcements. the people are low, i mean, they lost their minds. they are like, they are thinking, calling everybody trying to commun

this fresh attack yesterday and causing central garage on the hospital at they've been pip claims and tulsa claims as simply as this information who is going into another phase. it's really difficult. first of all of us, it's almost to verify what exactly has happened, but also even if the united states of israel now with claim as these was already done. so in the u. s. is in its doing its own investigation incorporation with these russ. it's really difficult to say, even if the facts out to be correct, which version of the story is correct in the eyes of the regional stakeholder, is it was a come us minute things, or the is nomic jihad says, or is it what is what claims to be the fact and this is what's really, really, increasingly difficult because it comes down to the question of trust which information, which version of the story not just of based attack, anything that's happening right now in the region. well, the stakeholders trusts and what's going to be the comes expense politically, but also militarily, as a result. and as from it is to, as a president abiding you as president 5 an

we try to be mindful and respectful towards others and accept our different tulsa, they believe faith should foster peace message, they hope will resonate the young people there and friends and also on the part of the united states, jewish and putting an american communities on edge experts a warning of a rise in anti semitism and islam with all the demonstrations of both sides of the conflict have broken out across the country, especially on college campuses. dw is e s bull has spoken to jo version financing and americans in the capital, washington dc. note on dragon has never been this worried walking around campus at georgetown university. the past couple of weeks, you seem protests which launched into hateful tyrants. it's extremely unsettling to see the calls for one state with no using it to see them walk right by. and right in front of jews on campus, it takes a total, but you have to show up and you have to do what you have to do otherwise they, when it's it's what nolan has done is co phoned georgetown law site and this is going to boost fellow jewish students, the group want

phoenix on wednesday and tulsa, oklahoma on friday. so if you want to come to either of those events this we phoenix and tulsa, those two remaining events, you can get tickets. everything else is sold out. i wanted to start with that before we get underway. i will not mention it again. i wanted to say thanks to everyone had a has been so kind and reading the book and coming out to hear me talk about it. that's why things look a little different in terms of this set. we have a ton to get to. it will be a really busy week in the news. tonight, of course, we are coming up on three weeks since republicans fired their own party's speaker of the house. in so doing, they basically got rid of congress. they barely avoided shutting down the whole federal government but then they did shut down the legislative branch of government. the house of representatives cannot function without a speaker. the republicans fired their speaker. they appear to have no idea how to hire a new one. they also appear to have no real urgency about it eat. so we are t

but philly, new york, chicago, atlanta, tulsa, you can still get some tickets. and i should tell you in new york which is the october 17th event, i'm going to be sitting down with the actor and director ben stiller. he's going to be moderating that leg of the tour, fascinating. and just a few days later at the stop in atlanta the moderator is going to be stacey abrams. i'm excited about all the excellent moderators. if you want to get a seat before the tickets are all gone you can go to msnbc.com/prequel. that does it for us tonight. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is up next. >>> do you expect that democrats will be needed in the motion to help vacate vote, and if you don't win that vote will you put yourself up for the

but philly, new york, chicago, atlanta, tulsa, you can still get some tickets. and i should tell you in new york which is the october 17th event, i'm going to be sitting down with the actor and director ben stiller. he's going to be moderating that leg of the tour, fascinating. and just a few days later at the stop in atlanta the moderator is going to be stacey abrams. i'm excited about all the excellent moderators. if you want to get a seat before the tickets are all gone you can go to msnbc.com/prequel. that does it for us tonight. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is up next. >>> do you expect that democrats will be needed in the motion to help vacate vote, and if you don't win that vote will you put yourself up for the speakership again in this new speaker's race? >> you'd have to ask them. i don't know. i'm just going to focus on doing the work i'm supposed to do. i think this is a question to the institution itself. i know in the past the other leaders together all believed this should never be in play, but i'm not worried. >> that's kevin mccarthy brus

you sell, as one of the last surviving members of the tulsa race massacre, has passed away at the ageas uncle, red was just a baby during the massacre that destroyed black wall street. he came on the reidout just a few weeks ago, with his hundred nine year old big sister, violent fletcher, to talk about justice. you told me before this began, unify to get justice. >> that's right. >> i'm gonna have to mamas. mama -- in 21, grafter the notice army. and the day i survive. i'm pretty fortunate to be here to tell that. i should have been gone. -- i'm here. i'm still here. >> amen. i'm here to play. >> fortunate to be here to tell his story and to fight, indeed. after years of back and forth and dismissals from the city of tulsa itself, the oklahoma sueme court is considering the survivors case reparations. there are now only two known survivors left, 109-year-old viola fletcher and 108-year-old lexi bedingfield randall. i thought so with the family of hughes van ellis tonight. that is tonight's reidout. all in with chris hayes starts now. arts no

or importantly, tell us about yourself in tulsa. caller: i am here in athens, georgia.hink 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 unedit

philly, new york, chicago, atlanta, tulsa, you can still get some tickets.nd i should tell, you in new york, which is the october 17th event, i'm gonna be sitting with the actor and director ben stiller. he's gonna be moderating that leg of the tour. fascinating. and then a few days later at this stop in atlanta the moderators going to be stacey abrams! i'm very excited about that, they're all excellent moderators. anyway, if you want to get a seat before the tickets are all gone, you can go to msnbc.com, slash prequel. slash prequel -- and i hope to see you there. that's it, that does it for us tonight, now it's time for the last word. with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. good evening, rachel, just completing my update notes. it is phoenix, october, 20 what? >> 25th. >> 25th, phoenix, october, 25th. all right. and is it true that marty walsh is going to be the moderator at the boston event? >> there is no boston event. although, every time i have met somebody from boston since you lambasted me over that on tv, every single time i have been getti

good point in the text though, for on the on it so as on buys, instead of any of media that i'm in, tulsa, and i leave that allows you, and i've been meet the wireless photos of your job portfolio, but i feel the kind of my, sorry that, that i took on the monster that i, you know, up in my step, my, sorry, that i decided to fight fight for my country. no, i'm not. i mean i could have done things differently. yes, absolutely. do i now think that violence is not the means to achieve anything? absolutely. yeah. that's a lesson learned and life for me. the nice air national guard base was built in 1956 by the us military. the plains based there had been used to project u. s. military power throughout latin america. in 1981 doesn't much of data disguise to fishermen infiltrate the base and begin reconnaissance operations. at 1st blush, it looks like, well, can this be done? and then upon closer examination, you realize it's, it's not a piece of cake, but it's, it's definitely doable. the crime rates, the state of not including really back to work. where is my position? and i said here that par

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gilbert, but the pictures we can certainly describes you haven't been able to see the pictures, the tulsa s i am just get your reaction to what you'll see. what i think, i think we, we have to be aware now because there is a certain level starts to become desensitized. the costs of these really fast. these are ordinary people, be started out of stadium civilians buying a party to the do i have to have a safe gone for their families. so the household has been bought from the error or this war machine, which is really a big drawing for those uh, tilly. i before getting it back somebody all this kind of has a very significant meaning for the publish daniels because this is where the 1st thing before that started. so, you know, has always been sort of a place for the hosting and 5 or 6 of the, of their willingness to say we will be best on. so that's so truck. so it's a nerve for the felt as being in the us. i've it all over, but i said, doctor, i have to stay in the label here every day just by practice. by now we've got a voice from you. we've got a clear voice from the president job i do w

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of who's reporting at the gym and parliament with german, tulsa, or schultz has just addressed the bonus tag. thanks miss sheila or israel's prime minister benjamin this and yell has formed an emergency unity government with the opposition need up any guns. guns a former army chief is also to be part of a 3 man war cabinets led by and it's at yahoo! they'll be joined by defense ministry. you'll have guidelines missing. i was for rice and ultra orthodox jewish allies, ought to remain in government, but parliament will have no say on messes relating to the conflicts. and it now who has promised to in his with crush and destroy him, us invitation for its terrorist attacks for and all corresponding. tonya kramer is interested, am i aust to what the mood is in israel on day 5 off. it's submitted for the operation against the home us terrace network in gaza. well, i think it's a bit difficult to genuine to describe as it moved by that means you could say in jerusalem, west and east, it is unusually quiet. we also have seen this and television in the past days and also in other cities. many sho

thing the some say be, is it easy to cope with spicy and p avoiding what you're afraid of the shapes, tulsa, for those who suffer from generalized anxiety disorder, persistent and often irrational, worrying about everyday things that print on demand. so what's the point where i slowly started realizing that this fear was bigger than a normal fit? i was no longer living my life. i couldn't join in with anything any more. i'm tired of name condos. it shows vickers nor i knows that to my apartment or at work let's everything else was so stressful for me that i just avoided it. does this this and for some reason testing who is most of like up to 7 percent of the wells population will develop a non scientific disorder. at some point in the lifetime. many suffers from physical symptoms like trembling, shortness of breath, rodney heartbeat, or switching. testing who has experience the symptoms, doctors diagnosed with social anxiety disorder, also known as social phobia. it's a fear of interacting with other people. the most common. so it'd be, it's a specific lens like a fever, spiked is heights.

so where the death, tulsa policies, 5000, the on this patients, the front of a deadly conflict is local hospitals all over. what is where the communities scramble through winston identifying for these and find out what happens in the funds to not attack smoking findings between hamilton verified. she was a pregnant lady, she was push it open to stomach was booked, it opened, there was a huge, mature, incense in depth stomach dad, and that's permanent to iran. con faith is little criminal charges this time for allegedly sharing a secret life. but in this town pain to prove us the interference and talk to sounds election, the is 5 pm here in moscow, and this is on the international with the very latest world news update is good to have you with us. sunday. it was the bloodiest day in gaza since the conflicts began according to palestinian health officials who added that idea for tax have taken the lives of moving $400.00 people in less than 24 hours. a warning the following images are disturbing. of the, the it is circulation online rebuild the devastation with images of gauze in children

a group i could see about another german chancellor in the interior minutes that want to get tulsa on the legal migration. can you tell us a bit more about the plans? so this rather once a gets off and that's what this proposal that was now is sent through a the, the child's larry with a man today is a to get those who do not have the right to stay in germany to leave the country. that's what into him and is the $90.00 fee is a, has it repeatedly set you want the regulation that helps to enforce the law more consistently and more quickly because it's a number of refugees crossing into germany without a permission is expected to exceed the record reached in 2016 governments now proposed a series of measures. so one of them is that the number of days the people can be held in pre petition custody. it will be more days for authorities to have more time to pass with this new law. let's remember that it still needs to be approved by the bonus tag. police would also have greater access to a person's, a combination of phone for them to make it easier to confirm their identity, to carry out t

we try to be mindful and respectful towards others and accept our different tulsa. i mean, they believe face should force to piece a message, they hope will resonate the young people there and funds for more or less bringing the myers she is a research director, america at the center for european studies and comparative politics as sounds full in paris and is now you're welcome to the day and how do you explain the rise and anti semitic act since the start of the israel hamas for as well since the start of the 2nd into 5 in 2000. every time we turn off the issue already punched in in conflicts, we see a flaring up of anti semitic. ex. griffin, the boot, and sometimes physical aggressions. it happens every time that was a military operation of the 3 any army in the territories. the cast lead a protective she but this time it has never been such a level of such a number of incidents in such a short time to give us an idea. according to the police statistics we've had since october 7, over $119.00 incidents. anti semitic incidence, that is far more the home last year.

crowds of israelis riley, is demanding more to be done to secure the release of captives being held in tulsa, oklahoma, challenging the 4th in tel aviv a cry for help. outside israel's defense ministry anguished relatives of captives held by how most demanding their release. 7 god, during the day after from us released to american captives, demonstrators urged leaders to implement a ceasefire and expressed anger with how the government has handled it all hours later, an announcement from the assembly gates the military wing of come us saying the army, the group informed the contractor, they plan to release 2 more captives without conditions, but the israel refused. we have offered to hand over those a comparative slot in severe humanitarian condition, but their governments, they are not c as some that they want to continue coming over till then. they want to continue bombardments. the houses in response to the office of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. called the claims by how mass mendacious propaganda and said we will continue to do everything necessary to bring all the captives and miss

it's free for the latest across the middle east and somebody plank and is currently in tulsa. it's called a stream, you know, far as the chief about moving a box leads to the occupied west. the, i'm so glad you're welcome to the program. these writing ministry is given 1100000 palestinians, the 24 hours to relocate to the south of golf. heading south, we will manage on your trust the why the guys are wetlands reserve you and has already worn the movements on such a large scale would be impossible without devastating humanitarian consequences. many of the already leaving a note of goss evacuations taking place and continuing his riley as strikes on the territory of his claims. 13 hostages, including foreigners, are amongst the is who has died in those annual bombardments in the last 24 hours. well hasn't been, lucia is and gaza and we asked him about the homage back up those homeless claims. and about these radio would, is to evacuate the northern part of casa statement. so safety was issued, find a miniature legal come on, not assigned for gate, saying that careful to use the

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was correspondence on the bus this morning has its tulsa, boardman air strikes, shells as guns, bolts from the seat. there's been a lot of destruction here in the villages as of vandalism. comp deal with a number of bodies from the south in the air. just stay with us for the latest development on i'll just the or as is right intensifies, it's shedding of gall. so what does washington one from arab countries, the us secretary of state is in the region. so support for his route for 10 vide, was administration preventable. from spinning of in the middle east, this is inside story, the hello that on james space as well. rages in garza, the u. s. is engaging in a flat rate of diplomacy across the middle east. this extra estate. and to me, blinking has made a show of support for israel. closely followed that by defense, secretary lloyd austin, but many of washington's arrow of allies, a conflicted. many have moved closer to israel in recent years. but on the streets, many people are riley and the show of solidarity with palestinians in casa will go to our panel in just a few moments. but 1s

and the way i'm counting don't qualify in tulsa, can max with stop and wrap up for 3rd straight. similar one well, championship the so an attack on the graduation ceremony and syria has killed more than a few people. it happened in the city of homes, which is a government strong hold. on wednesday, russian forces in syria born to possible attacks on his bases and those of the german military. the morning, the view as may find the images and 90 husbands report the stuff. this is one of the last moments recorded audit come at all before that doc. oh, hundreds of people what, attending a ministry graduation and holds among them. see if he has defense minister a bus. he left a few minutes before on jones struck. this is obviously a real crew for whoever is carry it out because it is at a military base. it's cadets, it's targeted and it's using advanced technology to see if you minutes we accused, while his calls on terrorist organizations supported by noon international policies . the man has to be. we attended the ceremony till the end, and then we went to greece, our relative, then it was

there are also claims how much life is of, again, use tulsa profit to israel elsewhere instead of the, the families of those kidnaps, of why, how mazda, once again, been demanding. the government does more to free them. on the, on the, the solution should is been through x with done know what's happening to our loved ones. we don't know that faith. we afraid we're worried. where are they? what's happening to them is someone taking care of them with them all. does that no action that and that just the fate of our family members to stake and, and the staff should take into account deceptive. our loved ones. listening to the quickness of the prime minister and to the yahoo held a meeting with some of the family members, he promised to rescue the hostages, saying the government with quote exercise, and sauls every possibility to bring them um to use them at least bureau chief maria phenomena has spoken to some of those desperately news of their loved ones. this is her report from earlier in the week in the protests of the families of those how his house dungeon guys did not stop. this cou

he's in tulsa and columnist with these really daily news that the hot it to join us live from tel aviv give you . let's stop then with that breaking news out of 11 on has the last thing. it was behind at these motor rounds that were fine across the border from level 92 is really what does that mean for israel gives you? and how worried should is really minutes? you pan has be about the possibility of a 2nd fund being open a that's a key. so right now it may be the most dramatic. why then? very hard to exec charge about because you please, but not really joins the court foundation we are facing and talk to differ ed's reality, which is what it has to fight against to for on. so it made me 3 when the, when people in the west bank, when you get into the picture. and that's a new game according to hold, we will talk for many years these, but i is well equipped with tens of thousands. so real kids and mesa is quite the size is a way to go through something that they never face before. and i can just hope that this will not happen because then we have a really facing yeah, or the prices and

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thank you for watching tulsa sir again on walter part of the the, the of the desktop tool from the file and escalation in israel and gals, the edges towards a 1000 people. the conflict spreads with members of her mouth and militant groups reported the torching a check pointing in the west bank which showing on the gas a strip continuing today. and it's really a tuck has complete this, destroyed a most innocent heavy equipment moves towards the border with y'all's or raising the spectre of a groaned operation. coming as is real, security cabinets, and books and articles officially declaring the country to be in a state of war. and also had on the program, the lebanese army saves is really groups of these types of artillery to target a number of their supplements causing injuries. so after the.

some portion of our meeting population are still in the front and the tone and all the tulsa connor has taken told me to work as a by john has the issue to pay for games. i mean, your preparation to come to reading degrees. today i'll put you on the society in one ways because the solution and legislation of 34 because as i by john. but you see all of these promises have been heard by people. a lot of people are not willing or agreed to believe them. yes. and there is a lot of fear. so what measures will the other badge, any government take too late? those fears and like you say, allow, are means to live side by side with. does it right to, you know, for the case as a by john is on the mean. i mean, is leave side by side. somebody's on his multi, it's a country where i want to, if i place on living the inside of my job at all. so it is, i was in the menus to do to get a call from the time we've been living on the we believe dr. integration as a consultation is possible for that to also by john has launch. a dialect was the executives of the year so far as 3 meetings were held between th

holding clinic inside a silence, pled the bodies of 260 people who are asked for the outdoor music of an tulsa day in southern israel. have been discovered, according to is really the media. now this video shows how much minutes since, as they descended on a festival goes so this is from the project, essentially, they policy, it has a my assemblage, spencer killed or injured others were taken captive, and some escaped by hiding in the blossom tending to be dead some civil i was rules and that is the think a little much as a cost of power in the area to reach the nearest settlement of the video reveals attendees of a he's seemed facilitating from us. oh, how about sort of revealing a go hiding from us is needs a report and they found that as well as the rest of us has the order to complete, relocate delagarza as part of an old out siege of the air and says that such treatment is appropriate as his nation is fighting quote, animals the most. what's the leave i order to complete the legion guys that there will be no electricity, no food, no fuel muscle, everything will be cut online. we are flood

but as well as were in gauze, it is in tulsa, and they live in carry the paint, wondering if it will be there to the next. i said big i to 0 and i'll just say that media network has issued a statement to extending its sincere condolences and sympathy to while god on the loss of his family and on his ran the strike. it goes on to say it's deeply concerned about the safety and a well being of it's colleagues and gaza and holds these radio authorities responsible for their security. the network strongly condemns the indiscriminate targeting. i'm kidding. of innocent civilians which led to the loss of wild adopters family i'm campus of is it, which is the international community to intervene and put an end to these attacks on civilians that by safeguarding innocent lives as well. why does auto hesitant to work following the death and funeral of full members of his family? he told me talk to 0 about the continued shelly in gauze institute. how that obama a minute would you and the quote and you had the law of up in these exceptional moment and said it's, i would you take to carry on to re