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an armed mob of white men marching on the predominantly african-american greenwood district in tulsa, oklahoma. over the next day neighborhood was burn to the ground and hundreds of african-americans were killed. next on american history t national park service chief historian lowe talks about the events of those two days followed by author caroline randal williams on her family's history and legacy of slavery in the south. >> good afternoon, and i'm very excited and honored to be asked to prepare a presentation for this very important commemoration of 100th anniversary of the tulsa massacre. i'm going to get started this afternoon just giving you some background on a perspective on the national park service perspective towards race and reconciliation which we commemorate, which we interpret and which we research through national parks and programs. i always like to start off by giving a little background about the national park service. we are the federal agency that is authorized and given the responsibility to preserve the history and stories, national stories of the united states, we were

in tulsa, oklahoma, 3-year-old aurora struggling to breathe. clutching her plush unicorn. her mother, a vaccinated e.r. nurse, says she caught covid at work, then spread it to the toddler. >> i know how things can turn out in this kind of situation. i've seen it happen. so there's the guilt and there's the fear. >> reporter: tonight, aurora's health improving. casesd driven by the delta variant straining hospitals across the south. mississippi with one of the nation's lowest vaccination rates, now leading the country in new covid infections. the state opening two field hospitals within just days of each other. >> we're still early in the delta surge and we're a little bit at the front edge of it, so we might be seeing things before it's realized across the rest of the country. >> reporter: the state now ordering those diagnosed with the virus to isolate immediately, even if they are fully vaccinated, or face up to a $5,000 fine and possible jail time. icus in six states at over 90% capacity. and across the country, health officials in portland, oregon, also sounding the al

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onto a little fun in the sun in tulsa, oklahoma, a 500-foot slip and slide, the organizer calling itip and slide, put together by a local brewery. they had great attendance, turning downtown into a pool party. this summer, as hot as it was, great idea. epic video capturing the moment lightning hit the top of the washington monument right here in d.c. over the weekend. aligning over the structure, fortunately no one was injured. there was damage. the monument was close today for repairs. feeding time for alligators taking a frightening turn. the reptile zoo, based in california, posting this video of a giant gator sliding out of his cage. she is smiling and posing. i would not be so calm. luckily the gators -- their tiktok has 10 billion viewers because of all of this crazy stuff happens. bears have mondays. webcam at a national park in alaska capturing bears feeding on salmon. one of them slipped down the waterfall. happens to the best of us, especially on mondays. we like to call mondays friday eve eve eve eve. basically the weekend is almost here. this pug seen here enjoying the do

one was in tulsa, oklahoma, at the idl ball room.a big huge outdoor venue. that was a big show. and i was fine. everything was cool. i was wearing my mask, everything, then i got home from that week's worth of shows, and the next day i had a fever. and i tested positive for covid. but why i say thank god for the vaccine is because it's been a very mild case. i just had like a temperature for like three days or so, and then -- and now i feel like 100% better. so we're all in no man's land right now. i am very confused as to what the fall is going to entail as far as entertainment goes. i'm not a doctor, but they tell me now that i've got it that i'll be immune to getting it for 90 days. so, you know, the biggest concern about us as performers is we don't want our fans to get sick. so obviously we're totally perplexed right now as to whether to -- the show must go on or we got to pack it up again. i don't know what to say, but we're in definitely a no man's land situation right now. >> i want to ask you about that because you have a lo

no wonder a tine bank based in tulsa, oklahoma, saw a gigantic opportunity there.he first national institution to enable seamless purchase, sale and storage of crypto for their bank account customers with the promise of no lockouts even if you lose your digital key or blank out on your password. [laughter] it's partners with coinbase and sap to incert a crypto-. purchasing -- insert a crypto-purchasing feature. and if that's not all. vast bank ceo brad scrivener joins us. how did a family-bank become the first to pull off the e integration of crypto investing with traditional bank accounts? >> well, thanks for having me on the show x that's a great question. we have an awesome if team, that's the simple answer. but, you know, this has been five years in the making. we've put a tech platform in place, and you mentioned sap is a key partner and coinbase. and when mr. brooks came out with the announcement in july of last year, we jumped right on it. fortunately, the family that owns the bank, we have shareholders that understood and were able to react to this. and at

ken in tulsa, oklahoma, republican line.aller: just listen to the democrat callers, even the ones calling in on the republican line saying he is doing the best he can, most uninformed people. it is all over the news about how bad and upside down this handling has been by pulling the troops out first and then leaving the people to fend for themselves in the onslaught. now all these people that supported the u.s., they have all the information on them because the country was basically abandoned by the biden administration. trump had a plan and they are blaming him. host: what do you think would have made president trump have a different result? caller: that is what other people have said. pompeo explained they told the taliban that if they move -- host: what do you think would have made president trump have a different result? caller: that is what other people have said. pompeo explained they told the taliban that if they move against the people we are going to evacuate, the allies that we had, the afghan people that worked wi

by authorities for a rescue workers in tulsa oklahoma tried to recover what they thought was a corpsed the guy was alive and well actually seem to be annoyed that they woke him up the tulsa fire department warned the public by facebook the river is low, but still potentially dangerous please find safe and alternative ways to stay cool. i guess they don't want you in there and they really don't think anybody alive is in there. >>the frank eli dylan pan oc runs a nature guide company in south africa panels. >>he as you can imagine startled by a huge male lion outside his window as you grab a cup of coffee. >>it turns out that the big cat was cranky because he had just been rejected by the object of his affections sitting under panel says window was a lion s. wanted no parts apparently of the lions advances he didn't take rejection well. >>you would understand this for those of us who have been rejected not fun. being that wraps up kron 4 news at night indeed it does but our primetime news continues at the top of the hour preserving our president. >>persevering rather in the face of dest

she was admitted to a hospital in belize and put on a ventilator before being evacuated back to tulsa, oklahoma, and receiving treatment. >>> meanwhile, new this morning, disney and royal caribbean cruise lines say you need to be vaccinated if you want to hop on one of their ships. the requirement applies to trips scheduled out of florida starting next month. it applies to everyone 12 and older. florida's governor issued an executive order last year saying businesses including cruise lines can not require proof of vaccination in exchange for service. the court recently struck gover to her resume. >> she was showing off some of her skills on instagram playing piano with natasha beddingfield for her hit song "unwritten". ♪♪ she says she dedicated the song to her boyfriend of 7 years. she and bedding field are preparing for a performance at ucla in october. >> how cool is that. >> courteney cox will probably tell you sure it's all for the art. a nice paycheck doesn't hurt. >> the highest paid actors in television. chris pratt who stars in amazon prime's the terminal list makes $1.4 million an epis

an armed mob of white men marching on the predominantly african-american greenwood district in tulsa, oklahomahe next day neighborhood was burn to the ground and hundreds of african-americans were killed. next on american history t national park service chief historian lowe talks about the events of those two days followed by author caroline randal williams on her family's history and legacy of slavery in the south.

through from the birth of this country the civil war world war i, too, is a sleight of hand to tulsa oklahoma. and thousands degradation and violence that we have experience in this country. and not one damn time did we have steps of the capitol when it matters. we went with her hands out in our hearts open to march on washington with doctor king. but not once did it ever occur to the african-american to ask this country to walk up those steps and desecrate the capitol. that says a lot. that goes unspoken of. there's a gentleman with a book out about president jackson. said you can't be judging by today's standards. while i can. the bible has not changed. right is right and wrong is wrong. right was right and wrong was wrong. >> that is judah and illinois this morning. we'll go to howard university associate provost history professor edna green medford for your answer. >> the interesting thing is that although there has been oppression throughout the decades and the centuries, african americans still believe in the promise of the declaration of independence. we know we were not included in th

through from the birth of this country the civil war world war i, too, is a sleight of hand to tulsa oklahoma. and thousands degradation and violence that we have experience in this country. and not one damn time did we have steps of the capitol when it matters. we went with her hands out in our hearts open to march on washington with doctor king. but not once did it ever occur to the african-american to ask this country to walk up those steps and desecrate the capitol. that says a lot. that goes unspoken of. there's a gentleman with a book out about president jackson. said you can't be judging by today's standards. while i can. the bible has not changed. right is right and wrong is wrong. right was right and wrong was wrong. >> that is judah and illinois this morning. we'll go to howard university associate provost history professor edna green medford for your answer. >> the interesting thing is that although there has been oppression throughout the decades and the centuries, african americans still believe in the promise of the declaration of independence. we know we were not included in th

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 taken out ther

for covid and admitted to the hospital in belize, put on a ventilator and was evacuated back to tulsa, oklahomao look into whether someone died with covid or died from covid, there's an important -- i don't think the statistics make that distinction but we should have. thanks a lot. i will show you what looks like an suv, looks like border patrol but it is a fake, how relations tractor down and what they found inside. president biden won't take the blame for the crisis in afghanistan. role tape. >> when i came into office i inherited a deal donald trump negotiated with the taliban. stuart: sounds like he is blaming trump. we will ask what lara trump is on the show, let's see what she has to say about that. (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do it because it's the right thing to do. we help clients enjoy a comfortable retirement. (other money manager) sounds like

ken in tulsa, oklahoma, republican line. caller: just listen to the democrat callers, even the ones calling in on the republican line saying he is doing the best he can, most uninformed people. it is all over the news about how bad and upside down this handling has been by pulling the troops out first and then leaving the people to fend for themselves in the onslaught. now all these people that supported the u.s., they have all the information on them because the country was basically abandoned by the biden administration. trump had a plan and they are blaming him. host: what do you think would have made president trump have a different result? caller: that is what other people have said. pompeo explained they told the taliban that if they move against the people we are going to evacuate, the allies that we had, the afghan people that worked with us, all of that plan was placed. biden turned it upside down. anything trump had planned and done, biden turned it upside down? host: house those specifically? caller: yes specifica

we respect those who had their hands up on video in tulsa, oklahoma.er basque saying she was pregnant -- on her back saying she was pregnant. they shot her in her face and her chest and her stomach. we respect those who were killed outside of houston, texas. we respect elijah mcclain, who was killed in denver, colorado. they're been at least a hundred families in the last 10 years that we know of and at least a thousand more that we don't know about, and that's why we don't care how. pass george floyd now. now, if you could briefly give your attention to rev. al sharpton. this woman son was killed by was trying to get into a church. can you imagine killing a child at the place where we want our children to be? that is in the house of the lord. my lord. the mother of fred coxe. >> good afternoon. i am from high pnt, north carolina. on sunday, november 8, 2020, my only child was murdered in a church by an undercover detective. he ran out of his car to save a mother and her son from gunfire that ignited on the other side of the church. even a 12 euro boy

paying the same dollars, it's a huge thing, you have to pay the same thing in san francisco or tulsa, oklahomaame dollars, they're going to say we want you closer to home. >> fantastic tom, always good to see you. >> big numbers on friday big numbers on friday. >> that's right. looking for it >> coming up, much more on the rise of the delta variant. that sounds kind of weird. almost sounds like a movie or something, rise of the delta variant and the return of the mask mandates. dr. scott gottleib is going to join us. constellation brands bill ndwlands on the company's post paemic strategy. you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee... yeah i should've just led with that... with at&t business... you can pick the best plan for each employee and only pay fo

we respect the person who had his hands upon video in tulsa, oklahoma.hot her in her face and her chest and her stomach. we respect the person who was killed outside of houston, texas. we respect elijah mcclain, who was killed in denver, colorado. reverend al, there have been at least families in the last 10 100 10 years -- 10 years that we know about, and at least more 1000 that we don't know about, and that's why we don't care how. pass george floyd now. we don't care how. pass george floyd now. so now, if you could briefly give your attention, reverend al , they killed her 18-year-old teenage son while he was trying to get into the church. can you imagine killing a child at the exact place where we want our children to be? and that is in the house of the lord. my lord. the mother of fred coxe. [applause] >> good afternoon. i am from high point, north carolina. on sunday, november 8, 2020, my only child was murdered in a church by an undercover detective, as he ran out of his car to save a mother and her son from gunfire that ignited on the opposite si

oklahoma. take a look at what the tulsa fire department thought was going to be a rescue. emergency workers paddle out after receiving reports of a body in the river, but look. as they got out there, the man was like, what? i'm fine. i'm just laying here. [laughter] reggie: the fire department posted this on facebook, suggesting people find alternate ways to stay cool. he doesn't look like he is in a bathing suit, you know what i mean? he doesn't appear to be dressed for the occasion. kumasi: i can't hear you, say it again? reggie: it doesn't appear he is dressed for the occasion. if i saw that, i would also probably call that into 911. kumasi: that's nice, but can he also just relax in peace? he suited up in nature, can't he just relaxed? reggie: he's in the middle of a river, wearing sensible dockers and a white oxford shirts. that's not a red flag, like something is going wrong? you know what? something was going wrong, it just wasn't what they thought. kumasi: and don't you get mad when you are sleeping real good and someone comes and bothers you? that man was good and