today about tulsa.at came january 6, that same act went upon our country. state called it a riot but really an nerks, it was a coupe togovernment to establish their own government. i would like to know if there is corelation in history and answer his question as well because it was done the same way. guest: one of the interesting things about the massacre in tulsa, law enforcement auorities in tulsa departmentized some of the white men in the mob that destroyed the greenwood community. so that kind of official sanction of the violence really resonates gen the snarks -- insurrection on january 6. is mark from tulsa, oklahoma. >> this is mark coming from tulsa, oklahoma. double digits now. i think most people in tulsa, they are not racist. i mean, we all of race and some sort of spade. but we know the differences is the love and to be better and the more we conct with each other and better off we are. and i feel our media makes us hate each other. you people wanting to bring their love to this country and

you enjoy being an artist in residence at tulsa university of tulsa?oh, yes, i'm also an artist in residence or writer in residence, rather, at the university of tulsa. that's been a really good opportunity to have the students and actually shared a lot of my research documents with them. they're my research, actually. i able to get a list of all of the lawsuits that race massacre victims filed in the 1920s. at the time, more than 200 property owners filed lawsuits against city of tulsa and the insurance companies seeking restitution. it's kind of funny. i was able to get this stuff because it's kind of one of those thing in my here try to do research. we really been involved in journalism a lot of times. like what can get is a kind of based on who you know. and so these documents been sitting in the one, they really analyze them before, but they're basically sitting at the tulsa county courthouse and. all i had to really do, what i had to do would be rent a court name kizzy. and so when i met kizzy, keith was able to give all these documents on a cd-r

that was the year i moved to tulsa and the year i'm leaving tulsa the obvious job in the country.e both full circle moment so but really you know i knew that the only way to really tell greenwood story and authentic way was to become become part of it in a way. when i moved to greenwood, i soon learned that it was a place of contradictions, part hallowed ground, part tourist destination, part black business district, part gentrified, playground, walk the streets and you would find plaques placed on the sidewalk. what was destroyed? subeed in 1921. never reopened. but these plaques about luxury apartments and why don't heritage? instead of having the black owned stafford hotel, we had the holiday inn, and yet the people depend to defend and honor the train they have left going the newspaper, the oklahomacenwood avenue, the last piece of property in the area owned by a black family ed son, an 83 year old attorney has been charged with publishing a paper for more than 40 years and his granddaughter, regina goodwin, is represented in the oklahoma legislature and represents the greenwo

caller: my family, my mom is from tulsa who still has aarge number of her siblings that live in tulsay question to you, sir, i have been plaque wall street member wall and seen the plaque, what is the percentage of black-owned businesses on wall street today snr. guest: fully i'm sitting even as we speak right or black wall street on the corner of greenwood and archer. and it's here now. i think about fulton street books, a book store, sneakers and black-owned restaurants and black-owned restaurants and i don't know the restaurants and not just a commercial district these days but commerce, it's residence and university occupies the largist space, the -- 5:40. good evening everyone. i am a wife, i'm adaughter, a st and proud owner of springfield pharmacy. [cheers and applause] a small busesre in delaware coue 2012. i'm an active member of the community and passionateadvocath care possible for the patients of delaware county. we are delaware strong, right? [cheers and applause] as a daughter of immigraperiencd the importance of hard work and perseverance. through this i was inspired

against city of tulsa and the insurance companies seeking restitution. it's kind of funny. i was able to get this stuff because it's kind of one of those thing in my here try to do research. we really been involved in journalism a lot of times. like what can get is a kind of based on who you know. and so these documents been sitting in the one, they really analyze them before, but they're basically sitting at the tulsa county courthouse and. all i had to really do, what i had to do would be rent a court name kizzy. and so when i met kizzy, keith was able to give all these documents on a cd-rom. i didn't have a city on fire anymore. i had to find a cd rom player, then lot work, i was able to get the documents and i've shared those with law school students at, the university tulsa, and so they're actually like taking those losses and diving deeper. why that happened and why i think it justice when they is. well, thank you very much. thank you. dayton duncan, an award winning writer and filmmaker. he's an author of 14 books and for more than years has collaborated ken burns as

but essentially in the press for years, the tulsa massacre was called the tulsa race war. it's one of the closest, most this country's ever had to a race war because it lasted several days and it was armed. blacks were armed whites. and looking at the import of colored officers training, black soldiers and importance of the uniform and what that service and training meant to black self-defense, to the self esteem of young black men was the force behind charles young's decision to not only want to work wilberforce, but also wanting to black? soldiers in liberia and continuing his service at wilberforce on multiple occasions because he was committed to racial uplift, he was committed to pushing back against the barrage of negativity and hatred put forth that african americans going to see on a daily basis living in jim crow america. so this is his commitment. but there is another person i was told that i'm too hard on flipper. i'm not saying that i favor charles young or something. but want to kind of provide opposite to charles young, and that is going be henry flipper. hen

it was in the us, tulsa of a short speaking. then joining us now is i did have your chief political editor here, la cruz. let me say, you know, you listen to that press conference, a major announcement on boosting, weapons production inside ukraine. is that the main takeaway as well. the main takeaway is the unity that these 3 key nations within the european union have clearly made the top line of this gathering of the so called via triangle of fronts. poland in germany for the 1st time at this highest level in use . and there clearly, there's also mold and symbolic value to a front and germany announcing that there would now be amunition and potentially all the military equipment production on ukrainian sol, together with french and german companies. we know that one company, at least, is already made throwing up plans to become active. now this would potentially be a game changer, but it would also of course, present a new target for us. so when it comes about, we also had applied for a new alliance. they called it for a long

the book he's discussing today built from the fire on the history of tulsa's greenwood district, alsocause black wall street was the new york times editor's choice

you go back to the trends and stuff is more than i do because she is a bit. tulsa is like, she has been repeatedly discouraged and asked why she was running this age limit. people tell how to do her, choose not in within me, but the well, i can't explain how inspirational she is for a whole stage and for the world at large even of to being married and living in a patriarchal society and associates 14 her own identity despite societal pressure continuously bought the national get one side me, i know what she motivates, goes around to have a niche. she's not just running for herself and not was involved in it because she has a different energy, which is right now. women have high rates usage and make is a one that's impressive because her family is conservative fan movie and that's why i appreciate how nice me i appreciate the slowly but surely tends and helped change opinions of those around town. madam, i run challenging race as because i like choosing the difficult pulse. i know what i'm capable of and that i have the potential for even more the the main challenges coming up the . ring

although tulsa continuing between the 2 parties, the news comes as a ship carrying $200.00 tons of food heads towards gaza. it left a slip with both of them after being held up for days that the open arms vessel will be the 1st ship to use a new maritime cordele set up to bring humanitarian supplies to the territory. and i of the w. corresponded rosie burton inside press. how long it is now going to take for the open arms to arrive? yes, that much needed to maiden voyage is now under way. and we're here at a coordination help in the port city of lauren. a call for us to create officials can monitor the crossing. so over here, for example, you can see they can monitor the port and they can monitor the see route, which is some 400 kilometers from here in cyprus. this is not quick shows the zone in which cyprus is responsible for search and rescue should be shipped, come into distress. so you can see there's a lot of pains take, you weren't going on. it was not easy to get here. it took months of political negotiations to agree this plan under which is really officials oversee checks by se

and because of the war in tulsa, at 2 of the major industries, shipping and tourism all making less money, then as the renewable energy element that you mentioned to. so your wants to reduce agents dependence on russian gas. and that's one of the aims of this package too. so you can see 2 big j a political issues. the war and goals are russia's war and ukraine, that's feeding into this uh, this, this package. so then what is the a you going to get him or to? well, they use how you paying they can get so more control over irregular migration that's grown to in that package of around 200000000 euros for egypt to use to control irregular migration towards that you and the border agency said back in january that so irregular border crossings in the you, the, to the you, all right, thing. and even though egypt to it's not one of the major launching rates for migrants getting towards the you, the country. well, if you're actions are trying to leave the country and get them to the you taking roots like, via neighboring libya and so on. and there's also worry about what will happen to the over 90

the region. crimea is home to both ethnic russians and ukrainians, as well as indigenous crime in tulsa and others. now, russia's annexation tactics that are being used to claim all the territories in ukraine. our port takes a look back at the events that led to the war raging and ukraine. today. the stats of a conflict in europe's east that is still raging a decade on the might on revolution in february 2014. and we did a call from ukrainians to move closer to the european union and away from russia. as the kremlin aligned, president fled, and an interim government to power in keys must go moved to take ukraine's crime me a financial of a decision that has helped shape today's conflict between the 2 countries, russian forces in unmarked uniforms appeared at key check points and facilities across crimea, they were dumped lease with green men, and they quickly took control a referendum on joining russia followed. it was widely seen as a sham. there was no option on the ballot paper to stay in ukraine. of the opinion schiller was positive, sort of the russia prior to 1954 and the majority

will it will smell faces 30 will of the so serious i saw, but it's very, it's not for the i'm new in tulsa walter studio, but since you be able to learn more, the sweet good. a massage oils for me is nonsense already. she lives in the house, a lot of people still don't just look over the fee as long as you guys, the new phones are not as well. but anyway, know that that's court and the look on the computer to the sales and nobody will who will process the visit. i gotta fix to talk with you with not split some glitch. the typical person with a multiple page that i was on the side deal and you do file so the just the for the, the the church, none of these players should. you know, i still use the new site or do you, i'm happy for you. well, the problem of, i don't know, i mean unless you to the next move us to finish the right and our team here he's, he's the most of the people who just gets on his them a motion and breakfast on the fiscal start doing an executive value to use how much i'll use can certainly most likely at the to move my gloves quite easy to say, and it's almost like the wa

although tulsa continuing between the 2 parties. and it was, comes as a ship carrying $200.00 tons of food heads for tools, gaza it left to cypriots force area of to being delayed for days. the. the open arms is the 1st ship to use a new maritime car. adults setup to bring humanitarian supplies to gods. and i always dw correspondent rosie bridget, in cyprus, how long it is now going to take for the open arms to arrive? yes, that much needed to maiden voyage is now under way a and we're here at a coordination hall in the port city of learned eco, where secrete officials can monitor the crossing. so over here for example, you can see they can monitor the port and they can monitor the see route, which is some 400 kilometers from here in cyprus. this is a mock which shows the zone in which cypress is responsible for search and rescue. should this ship come into distress? so you can see there's a lot of pains take, you weren't going on. it was not easy to get here. it took months of political negotiations to agree this plan under which i

at least one was killed. india says it's in tulsa, the russian about bringing the man. how do you mean? commented 10 years after malaysian flight, i made the 370 disappear of families of chinese passengers on board. the missing atlanta of that was official seeking answers. i basically 70 took off and quantum bump up with 259 people on board, but never landed in beijing. people in malaysia and china have been holding remembrance events. i say that lives are stuck in limbo general strikes, taking place in major italian cities to push for women's rights. and protests was organized by left and right, meaning trade unions as reminding gender equality at work. and the best of policy is to find gender related violence or security forces assessing large areas as far as the north west. and nigeria after gunman kidnapped more than $280.00 children must have done shouldn't have to, to school in the village of cooney got in kaduna state kid. nothing's for run. someone not uncommon in the region with hundreds of people have been taken over the past few years. so the aftermath of one

the conference host helped tulsa achieve their status and nfip policyholders now enjoy a 45% discount off of flood premiums. apparently i was not the only one to notice the compliments. oklahoma's governor recently appointed the speaker to serve as the state's top emergency management official. in addition to fema grant programs that incentivize resilience investments, states have been launching their own innovative programs. the secretary of the maryland department of works and minutes meant, recently elected to be the president of the national emergency management association is quoted as hazard mitigation is the center of the universe. to that end, south carolina recently announced $200 million for flood resilience projects. while florida, south carolina, alabama and louisiana and others have programs aimed at incentivizing homeowners to strengthen their homes against hurricane risk. a recent academic study found that participating homeowners saw their insurance premiums reduced and their home values increased, confirming our view that resilience pays. beyond government programs, t

you will smell say society little of the so sir, i see i thought it's very nice was the i'm new in tulsa as well. so she knew, but since you be able to learn more for most of the suite, you know, some owners from is nonsense already. she lives in the house. a lot of people still don't just look over the fee as long as you guys hope the phones are not moving right now. that's court. and i looked on the computer to the cell. nobody who ok, because you processed the visit. i got a textbook with to do is not splits. let's the to the multiple page, the full new site here and you do the file. so the 1st just the resource, the direct line, are you still use any site or are you just happy for you? well, the front of, i mean, we minister to get the stuff that applies to you to fix, to finish the weight of our team. here he is, the more we do believe spits on east of motion than breakfast. so in the them, the fiscal will start to an executive value. and so you, the closest concern is most likely to move my gloves the of the coast. quite easy to say. and you have done most my wife's usage store, us

retired tulsa police lt. larkin says biden should have been there and he's next. ♪ (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the symptoms. in a clinical study more than 8 out of 10 patients taking tepezza had less eye bulging. tepezza is an infusion and may cause infusion reactions. tell your doctor right away if you experience high blood pressure, fast heartbeat, shortness of breath or muscle pain. before treatment, tell your doctor if you have diabetes, ibd, or are pregnant, or planning to become pregnant. tepezza may raise blood sugar and may worsen ibd. tepezza may cause severe hearing problems which may be permanent. (bridget) now, i'm ready to be seen again. (vo) visit mytepezza.com to find a ted eye specialist and to see bridget's before and after photos. hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of

you know, i worked in thegang gang unit for 13 years there in tulsa. and this is the problem is you'rt for d e catching violt offenders career. nder, felons with firearms. i mean, one of the two suspectst that was in the car here was caught with a gun just las t year. and he is out on bail. out on bail right no o noww wits partner. and he's convicted. you know, he has a violent past that should be helhaauld bed in in prison. he should not be out here, you know, walking amongsuld nots the citizens of new york city. that's the problem right there, is holding these guys accountabl onew york e that are committing the crimes. it's not the gun. it's our lacth k prosecutionntable that are holding these people accountable. >> for sure. anyway. judge, paul, bruce and , thanks so much for being with us tonight. you know, violent crime is now just one major issue now that americans are facing. >> in fact, according to at ac fox news polcol, more than half of all voters say they are worse off under biden. just one in five voters sayoter their lives are better. 73%

australia certainly helps b y d or reggie has a significant market share in thailand the europe poses tulsa problems. the aggressive expansion of the chinese auto industry into europe has ruffling some feathers. the u commission is investigating chinese imports, which could lead to increased terrorists. this move is driven by concerns about unfair competition. because if they stay subsidies, we mentioned earlier that this is a double edged sword that could do more home to european comm brands. you see that so the to i'm a manufacturer us, um not really. um, happy uh that the method discussion of imposing uh, texas to chinese manufacturers because they know um if uh yeah. um, uh, the chinese get, brooklyn's uh, but yeah. in europe and, and the regular that's where we had those. yeah. uh for the chinese play as coming to you, the same will happen then in china to be wind day says it won't build a new electric call, fax, train hungry. so coming to us, chinese company to make cause in europe. the investigation aims to push manufacturers including b y, d 2 compounds in the. ringback as a respons

. >>> and "tulsa world" reports an oklahoma district attorney said charges are not warranted in the case-year-old nonbinary student died last month one day after they said they were bullied in a fight with three girls inside a high school bathroom. the state medical examiner earlier this ruled the death a drug overdose suicide. the d.a. said police found a suicide note written by benedict. >>> still to come this morning, transplant breakthrough. how a pig kidney could become a game changer for human patients. we'll explain. stay with us. thing comes close to this place in the morning. i'm so glad i can still come here. you see, i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do for my symptoms. he told me about a medication called camzyos. he said camzyos works by targeting what's causing my obstructive hcm. so he prescribed it and i'm really g

reminded that top story of this out, us secretary of things and to be thinking that's been holding tulsa is right in 5 minutes, have passed. even. that's when young installation has stopped office to office to be faced. un security council has failed to pass a resolution calling for a sci fi in gaza, russia, and china. i've read some of the resolution which was put forth united states, measured calls for immediate and sustained c spot tied to the release of cost of goods. you can always get dw news on the go, just download that file from google file from the apple app store, gives you access to like, excuse around the world, as well as push notifications for any breaking sport, business and statements, and use that as of next on the w ego, india, and lots of solutions for adapting to extreme the, the, the shift your god to live in a ditch and to explore all the latest online trend. navigate your way through the digital jungle global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's possible really message to you next on the w, the phone that we speak of the main. what about 3.6 times

the u has been in tulsa with the south american trading block america. so about an agreement for over 20 years. i nuclear power plant in the us state of michigan is about to reopen of to being shut down 2 years ago. the federal government has offered a $1500000000.00 loan to restock the pilot site's plant. by next year. the us recently applies to use nuclear paul to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels. a japanese drug mike um has reported to mod that's potentially linked to its over the counter dietary supplements. cool, but you actually pharmaceutical coal 3 or if it's collect, throw lowering brands this week. customers have complained of kidney problems, the other tests, and more than a 100 hospitalizations, are already on the investigation by health authorities. no ken, i'll take official intelligence crates, bets a beer, then schuman brewers. that's what a group of researches in belgium set off to investigate this study, study categorized chemical properties from 250 bids and link them to tasting data. one be a drink. this is also could leave the wea

temperatures to hover around minus $25.00 degrees celsius. nonetheless, it's exactly where these are in tulsa as to what to be. resorts like this can be we loved this couples in particular are drawn to the north of finland to sleep beneath the northern lights. the whole thing does is this. we're really hoping that they'll come out for us tonight so you can definitely snuggle up in here. so it's really cosy. the arctic temperatures aren't just perfect for smuggling. some like to make things more formal in this chapel eat, of ice and snow. the rooney tells us that couples come from all over the world to tie the knot here. a couple from the netherlands, or i'd like to get married and who is taking care of the finishing touches. this is totally unique. you come as a recreate best. it will never be the same 2 years in a row. and it's just a beautiful place and just outstanding the photographs on advertising momma shifting opening for shortly before the ceremony. husband to be john is visibly nervous. say good. but not because of the wedding. it's more a question of whether his thermal underwear wi

so we understand that uh those uh, tulsa on going uh, again, there's a lot of ups and downs and back and forth. but the bottom line is the tools and negotiations in direct negotiations between is what it comes with. the health of guitar and egypt are ongoing. so any thank you very much that update, that was our correspond to tony kramer in jerusalem. well, as mentioned in german, chancellor schultz shared his concerns about the high number of civilian casualties in gaza. and during his meeting with these really prime minister or more aid is now entering the gaza strip. but conditions there remain dire. drops into gaza, continue, jordan, germany and the us dropped goods and, and attempts to relieve the humanitarian situation on the ground. as they are growing fee is that israel will soon extend its ground defensive to rough or hundreds of thousands of displaced. palestinians have sold refuge, 8 agencies war and the pots of gauze are all ready face famine. meanwhile, after a visit to jordan, german chancellor old f shows arrived in his room. there he once most dressed germany support f

and as you were doing it anything that jump tulsa to which you weren't aware of about colonial history. i think speaking to the question of law, so it's also the loss of the importance of the spaces that we still occupied information. so in most of these cases, you have to understand that communities had to watch when their freedom fighters, their fathers, their uncles were being hang in public spaces, some of the spaces. and they chose, for example, where like market spaces where obviously this is where the community came together, right? things happens, they're the one life events that attach them to those spaces. and so then by making these points where the people had to be there to actually watch something dramatic happen, you, it's like you've detonated something within that space in the community will never be able to exist around it in the same way ever again, let me come to and go briefly because the 2 of you, a students of history, a, c, c has said things have been lost. we've been, you, of human beings. do you identify with the statement and to the so i did chapter, you know

in the region. crime is home to both ethnic russians and ukrainians, as well as indigenous crime in tulsa, us, and others for centuries the from the into 1000 being slicing to preserve that identity as crimea was invaded by various powers on next report follows parcels and exile the dream of returning to the home and one day its ramadan and keys. many of those praying here are far from home, such as these my of course of the 33 year old, this type of an ethnic group, native to premier, yada in your so i was born an independent ukraine. i grew up in crimea in independent ukraine. i don't see crimea as different. i do not see it as part of some other state or a little while ago. so that is my list from you. after rush occupied the peninsula and $24.00 to the senior joined. are you create an armed forces and now performs, and the military ensemble here singing a song in his native language, an ode to premier going home even to visit has become impossible. which that has to go the way until 2014 the people were free in crimea. that is, if you crime didn't really help us, there at least it did

at least one was killed in the assessments, in tulsa, with russia about bringing them at home on the mean general strikes, taking place in major italian cities to push for women's rights. the protest was organized by left on the right, meaning trade unions that demand, engender quality at work and passive policies to 5 gender related violence. what is this international women's day in front of how the ceremony tomorrow be in treatment of abortion rights into its constitution? makers voted in favor of the measure of this week, francis the only country in the world fatality abortion as a constitutional rights advocacy group. the center for reproductive rights says that the many pumps the wealth women's access to abortion has improved over the last 30 years. but several countries, including the us, poland el salvador, of roll back on the rights to the procedure. next report takes a look at some of the countries that have restricted access el salvador, where abortion carries penalties of up to 50 years imprisonment. life legally begins at conception here in the state as ruthless and its

peace, were projected onto the building. clearly, it was an emotional moment, a rush, as president tulsa paid tribute to the victims, a solemn church ceremony of letting me put and lighting a candle and praying for those who lost their lives. and moscow was not being alone in this morning, but the procession cold cranes taking place and nationwide all the way from western russia to the very far east the now when it comes to the blame game, i mean while in america it has once again finally denied any ukrainian involvement in the atrocity, the vice president mcculla harris quit is still in the master slattery, who in his already trying to link this to you. grain and say that you printer's responsible. does the us have any evidence to back that up? no, there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, what we know to be the case is that isis k is actually and by all accounts responsible for what happens. well, if, if the american government on the hours to reach this conclusion that isis kate was responsible, that it was actually even before the tire group itself would claim that was behind

the last hour that israel and thomas still not close to agree a deal for a temporary truce, although tulsa continuing between the 2 parties. the news comes as a ship carrying $200.00 tons of food herds towards gaza. it left the cypriot port earlier after being held up for days. the open arms vessel will be the 1st ship to use a new maritime card or set up to bring humanitarian supplies to the territory. and for more details, you of course funded rosie branch. it is at the joint rescue coordination center in allowing a rosie the open arms is now on her way. what was the hold up and the how long is it now going to take to arrive? so yes, that much needed to maiden voyage is no under way. and we're here at a coordination held in the port city of lauren to call for a secrete officials can monitor the crossing. so over here for example, you can see they can monitor the port and they can monitor the see route, which is some 400 kilometers from here in cyprus. this is a mock which shows the zone in which cypress is responsible for search and rescue should be ship come into distress. so you can se