are there any curiosities as we head to tulsa?> i think for me is actually seeing where the business was. >> reporter: the next morning, we drove east to tulsa in search of the place where lafayette hotel once stood. >> i knew i wanted to be in the region. >> reporter: we met up with author and historian hannibal b. johnson who dedicated nearly 30 years to researching the tulsa massacre. why do you believe that this story was brushed under america's rug for so long? >> first, think about what then happened. it happened in 1921. >> reporter: okay. >> tulsa was on an upward trajectory to becoming the oil capital of the world. tulsa was on its way. and so the chamber types had an interest in minimizing what happened here. another factor i think we should consider is ptsd, post traumatic stress disorder. black folks are traumatized. so they might have wondered if we make a big deal out of this, could this recur? we also know that conservatively estimated, the dollar damage from the destruction was roughly 1.5 to $2 million, which is i

certainly not going to happen that i know that our experience tulsa was to to convince them to try. you know and like i said, one success builds upon another. we sent a thick patrol in, i guess, with daily threats that bad things were going to happen to those foot patrol. and the threats never became a reality. not saying that they wouldn't be in it in a much larger city with bigger problems than what were experiencing. but if if the police are fearful going in and fearful taking on the problems there, then then there is no one left, you know, to go in and handle those things. and so i think you have to feel the sensitivity. do you see police's attitude toward the residents to change as they begin to make more precise distinctions of their mind between, so to speak, the good guys, the bad guys after they have met more than. yes, i think real problem is, is the generalization and the in the perceptions that the police have initially, you know, of going in feeling that everybody that lives in housing is against them. and once they discover that everyone is not and that there are a lot

there's been movement toward confirming tulsa gabbard in the past 24 hours.publican senator from maine -- who said that she was assured, todd young, the republican senator from india and said that he got certain assurances from her. he spoke with the president. he spoke with the vice president. he says he spoke with elon musk. todd young said he also believes that members of the intelligence community will be okay with tulsa gabbard. he says "i've done my work. i've done my vetting. i've done what i think as a former marine corps intelligence officer is consistent with national security close was. if republicans are to stick together, they should be able to move this nomination across the floor. we think there might be a couple of other senators on the republican side of the aisle who are not on the intelligence committee who could have reservations with her. we think that most democrats if not all would be opposed, but tulsa gabbard is en route to the senate floor. that's not going to happen right away. as you heard from the senator, probably sometime next w

now some of you may be wondering why do i support tulsa gabbard and why am i here to introduce her as nominee? i've experienced firsthand the coordinate attempt to influence this nominees support on the united states senate and the american people. i was contacted by several national journals shortly after the president nominated her asking me to confirm one of the many rumors circulating about this nominee. i informed each journalist over five weeks that the rumors shared with me were simply not true. this narrative was shared from one journalist to the next to the next. i assume today they ran out of journalists. this was a coordinated effort to kill this nomination, advising consent is the responsibility of the u.s. senate and i truly believe that each member takes it seriously. all members of this committee were offered the opportunity for individual meetings with kelsey -- tulsi gabbard and if you chose not to meet with her, it is on you. i've done my homework and here are the facts. tulsi gabbard's historic life began at birth. she's the first american samoan-born member of cong

tulsa, 76. and ev 60s across the ohio river valley. 71 in wichita. 66 in colorado springs under mostly sunny skies. frances, back to you. >> okay. denise, thank you. >>> coming up, the biggest names in music shine at the grammys, and the nba shocker that left fans secespehls. luka doncic traded to the lakers for anthony davis. ither. ♪ this is not just 1-hour delivery. ♪ this is fast relief... ...for those who can't take a time out. walgreens. no more gross cough syrup. we all want you to feel better. i want extra tv time or i'll walk! how about this? introducing the only kids soft-chew for medicated cough relief. aaaaghhh! new mucinex children's mighty chews are mighty clever. i forgot to wash my work shirt. just wear it again! i added unstopables with odor blocker and it keeps our clothes fresh all day! [sniff] ooo, imma be feelin it at work today. she smells so good i'm actually paying attention! smell unstopable. can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey! eddie, no. frasier, fr

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south, where we are flirting with record temperatures, highs today in san antonio 80 degrees. 76 in tulsa. so temperatures are running 20-30 degrees above average. and an atmospheric river continues to impact the west, where we could be seeing anywhere between 5 to 7 warm ac country, with highs in the 70s, but snow is falling around the upper midwest, and that eventually will move into the middle of the country wednesday. frances? back to you. >> okay, denise, thank you. >>> despite what we hear from our meteorologist, punxsutawney phil caught sight of his shadow, meaning six more weeks of wiome. phil has predicted a longer winter far more often that are an early spring. but here's the thing, he's right less than half of the time. >>> still to come, the jaw-dropping trade that shocked the nba. >>> and beyonce makes history at the grammys. we're back in a minute with the biggest moments from the biggest night. ♪ this is not just 1-hour delivery. ♪ this is fast relief... ...for those who can't take a time out. walgreens. no more gross cough syrup. we all want you to feel better. i want extr

hopefully, tulsa is sure that the a be exported. well, he says the real problem is form is an investors son involved, but cheese along the coast to make room for culture and construction. depending on the size, if sales tree comes such between the equivalent of 502-1100 euro's good money for a local phone, but a living tree can and the form of formal it's which contains a large range of vitamins and minerals in powder full, it's in high demand, international, the super from the, from itself. so popular game, can you, betsy cods, what can you, me as a teacher and sells them on the side that funds? how an equivalent of $69.00 euros per month. a considerable boost to have a teaching salary of 200. you lose a little cooler level by the food and also opportunity as for earning money to me, i mean to get too much of the page. i don't think the little money that we are given for cutting down a tree cut in any way compared to the benefits we gain from it. you know, even if i had done was, it's not part of the whole ethic to see also visit s

important element as a faith symbol, a place where we communicate to environmental activist ethic, tulsa is on the mission to protect bob up trees. for years he's been fighting to ensure the survive. i'm not gonna just call it the 2 of life because one, the back of the 3 is maybe see not the lives i usually for the fall. and that is just to put everything on that tree is useful on something else. it has named it just on ages. hopefully policy is show that the a be exported. well, he says the real problem is form is an invest us sending bob up cheese along the coast to make room for culture and construction. depending on the size, if sales tree comes such between the equivalent or 502-1100 euro's good money for a local phone, but a living tree can and the form of formal it's which contains a large range of vitamins and minerals in powder full, it's in high demand, international, the super from the, from itself. so population. can you, betsy cods, what can you, me as a teacher, i'm sells them on the side that burns how an equivalent of $69.00 euros per month. a considerable boost to have a

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i think that it looks now as of today, that tulsa gathered will become the director of national intelligence. the vote will take place in just less than 2 hours. and i think we're going to see a complete and total change in us foreign policy. me, can i just put a hobby out all? not on the get your take. you've got vice president, ga, the bonds, very much the supporter of donald trump. but he's going to be running. i would imagine for president in 3 years time, his pockets aren't as deep as the incumbent. so he's going to need cash to run the campaign. and that means, you know, getting money from people that, that may go against at this type of, from politics. so, is this a blip for now, or is, is it taking off for real? you know, i think it's actually taking off and, and i'll explain why, you know, in 1932 here in the united states. the election of 1932 was something that is now called a watershed election, where the ideologies of the democratic and republican parties switched. the republican party had been the liberal party. the democrats were sort of the racist conservative southern partie

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we have tulsa gabbert about to be confirmed and she's very much, you know, i, i met her and was with her at the rage against the war machine. and she spoke very clearly against this proxy war against russia via ukraine. and you have a lot of people surrounding donald trump right now that are pushing for peace. donald trump, himself has said he wanted peace with russia. he said he wants a more positive relationship with vladimir putin and he wants to see america go in that direction. you heard tucker carlson also recently say why is rush hour? and i mean, they shouldn't be our enemy. who said they were, well, you know, who said they were the clintons. why did the clintons that obama administration say that because they were financially benefiting from that because it was a known enemy that they could get more defense money and, and here we go back into the circle of the money again. but um, i think with donald trump is going to try to do is bring peace. however, he has made these aggressive statements about brits, where he said, you know, he was, you know, kind of some piece to his ch

tall say gabbard -- tulsa gabbard and rfk junior survived the questioning. cotton helped rescue her nomination, helpful in getting senators todd young and susan collins on board for gabbard. rfk junior was able to win over supportive bill cassady. he's a doctor and says he received serious commitments from the administration, he did not want to see vaccines go away and he was able to vote yes, they are on track to be confirmed next week. stuart: democrats on the senate judiciary committee want a second hearing on the hearing for kash patel. >> reporter: they are not done with him the yet. he needs to answer the surge of firings at the fbi and false statements made. he had his hearing, the day before the trump administration fired dozens of doj and fbi officials. >> they are contrary to the assurances we were given by kash patel. he said to us when i asked him directly, pointedly, all fbi employees will be protected against political retribution, this retribution undermines enforcement by the fbi of drug cases and terrorism and bring back kash patel for a sec

tulsa gabbard, she's the one we've consistently talked about being on the edge. r.f.k. jr.k, i remember when pete hegseth was named as donald trump's pick for donald trump's secretary. and ernst expressed valid concerns. he's now secretary of defense and she voted for him. so i would love to be -- >> three republicans did vote against him. collins, murkowski and mcconnell. >> correct and he is still secretary of defense. >> vice president vance broke the tie. >> right, right, right. i hope i'm proven wrong that nobody is going to vote against any of these people. but you know, we'll see. >> i need to ask you about the democrats because they are choosing really their direction forward tomorrow. they will vote for their d.n.c. chair. jonathan, you and your colleagues just hosted the forum for the candidates last night. what's your takeaway? does this party have a direction? >> the party has a direction. let me say this. i hesitated a bit. they are not unclear on what they stand for. what they are struggling with is how do they convince the american people that they are where

they have been working with these nominees to understand where they are, in the case of tulsa gabbert she clarified her position on edward snowden, who did break the law. she does not support what he did, and wants to make sure that there is even easier opportunities for others in the future. it's been a give and take. they have not conceded on their principal, but they've had to make, in the case of rfk as well, some serious commitments to the senators who do have good points. >> senator cassidy. that was a big one. >> it was. a whole lot of winning for the trump administration. and it doesn't end with rfk jr. purchased two weeks in office, president trump racking up when mike after win. first, columbia reversed course on taking back illegal immigrants. we watch the play out on x. the president said his own claim this time. venezuela got in line, agreeing to return american hostages, and welcome deportation fights. isn't that interesting? it did not end there. this -- folded after secretary of state marco rubio visited the country. panama is pledging to end a key canal deal with chin

veteran officer like my my wife, also a marine combat veteran from afghanistan, i think very highly of tulsa unconventional pick and she's unconventional for a good reason. she's going to approach things from a different point of view. she's an incredibly smart woman, and she's got my support. >> sen. tim sheehy, appreciate your time, sir. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> and coming up, new details on the deadly mid-air collision here in washington. >> have i got news for you? it's back for a new season, whether you like it or not. >> are those the only two choices? >> yes. you like it or you don't? >> i'm on the fence. >> this is going to be a long season. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on cnn. get 0% apr for 60 months on 2024 gmc ev models. that's up to $17,200 in average finance savings. >> i had the. >> worst dream last night. you were in a car crash, and the kids and i were on our own. >> that's awful. >> my brother was saying he got life insurance from ethos and he got $2 million in coverage. all online life insurance made. >> easy. >> check your price today at ethos