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president biden is visiting tulsa, 100 years on from the worst act of racial violence in america s history. this was the result. starting on the 31st may 1921, a white mob rampaged through a wealthy black neighbourhood killing 300 people and burning buildings. it s a distressing story. 100 years ago a mob of white people was angered by the alleged assault of a white teenage woman by a black man. they started fires in the district of greenwood, targeting businesses owned by black people. they also targeted african american people s homes. around 1,200 were burned. as were several churches, as you can see in this photograph. there are even reports that privately owned planes dropped incendiary bombs from the air. no one was ever punished
hejoins me now from miami. i wonder what the reaction has been. it is such a huge jump. i wonder what the reaction has been. it is such a hugejump. it must be difficult i think proper ravines to digest, even if they thought the situation was worse than reported? certainly a big impact, situation was worse than reported? certainlya big impact, one situation was worse than reported? certainly a big impact, one of the striking things, if you look at mainstream media in peru, it sometimes didn t even make the top item of the news, perhaps it has been an even bigger news issue abroad than in peru. perhaps a reflection of how many people in peru had discounted the fact they had already basically assumed that the figures being given by the authorities could not reflect the extent of the damage and tragedy that has occurred in peru. from the very early months of the pandemic, this country was full of evidence of how the health system was finding it a truly difficult to cope. shortages in oxy
this has become the mantra now of the tokyo olympics safe and secure , we hear from everybody. so it does seem like it is going ahead. i have to say, the australian softball team are a little bit of an anomaly because they ve come here more than 50 days before the olympics. they ve come to actually take part in some matches with japanese teams, including the national team of japan, so that they can get themselves some practice, because back in australia, they basically didn t have any opportunities to play real matches, and so that s why they ve decided to come here so early. we don t expect to see most of the teams turning up here for some weeks yet, and indeed, some teams have the world s largest food company, nestle, has said it s trying to update its nutrition and health strategy after reportedly admitting that many of its mainstream food and drink products would be classified as unhealthy. the financial times quoted an internal company presentation as admitting that nearly 70%