Black entrepreneurship. People call it the black wall street. Greenwood was like putting harlem, bourbon street, and chocolate city all in one place. But white tulsans talked about greenwood as little africa or niggerland. Tulsa was a powder keg. Needing only something to set the community alight. Between 100 and 300 people, most of them black, were killed. Today we call it a massacre. They were hastily trying to get rid of the bodies. By dumping them in mass graves around the city. We have tulsans have an undetermined number who were murdered. It should not have taken 99 years. Anybody who thinks this crime scene won t speak doesn t have the ears to hear. The ancestors are awake and the earth is shaking. So rough, so tough. For all you people listening, located right here in tulsa, oklahoma. This is where we tell our stories our way. We can be talking about these graves, you know, here in tulsa, oklahoma. Excavation of these graves. What it means to us. I guess i ll start with you, ch
Rule of the majority, requiring 60 votes rather than 51. Republicans have no interest in getting to the bottom of the siege that nearly decapitated our government even as the number of people charged in that attack now approaches 500. As president biden suggested earlier today the republican opposition has no credible explanation. I can t imagine anyone voting against the establishment of a commission on the greatest assault since the civil war on the capitol. I should note that republicans are willing to block this commission despite the sacrifices of the three officers who died after defending them that day. Brian sicknick who lay in state with honor in that very capitol as well as two others who took their own lives after the maga insurrection. In fact republicans heard from sicknick s mom and his long time partner who personally lobbied them to vote yes. This is why i m here today. Usually i stay in the background, and i couldn t stay quiet anymore. I think it s very disturbing tha
thanks for being here, everybody. at this hour, it happened again. flags lowered to half-staff at the white house and the u.s. capitol once again. the city of san jose, california, joining the long and growing list of cities in america that are tragically marked marked bypass shootings. this is the 17th mass shooting in the last week. and there have been 232 mass shootings so far this year. the gunman tacked his own workplace, a rail yard in san jose, a terrifying scene that unfolded during our show yesterday. 24 hours ago we were starting to grasp how bad this be would. this morning authorities tell cnn this massacre could have been even worse from the weapons the shooter was carrying to the new details of bomb components that police found at the crime scene. cnn s josh campbell is live in san jose with the layest. josh latest, josh, what you are hearing? another day, another mass murder in the united states of america. as you mentioned, this is the 17th mass shooting in
expect bring later on today. hour by hour we have light rainfall as a predicate up to 62 degrees but 11:00. from lunch time and on we are looking at light to moderate rainfall and we are looking at a high of 67 degrees this afternoon and the heavy rain how potential will continue right into the afternoon and early evening with 61 degrees by 6:00. as far as the roadways we are getting ready to head out the door with the roads been dry for the most part. the left-hand side with the eastbound lanes as were headed toward i-20 with no accidents reported throughout our roads. if you are traveling from harbison boulevard and i-26 to downtown you are looking at an eight minute commute. from blythewood to i-77 it is about a 14 minute commute. let s look at the seven-day forecast and when the rain will minutes. let s talk about the presidential campaign this morning dublin jerome and hillary clinton has momentum donald trump and hillary clinton has momentum. while republican presi
new stuff. that s who we are. so hopefully in addition to being able to highlight the extraordinary work of extraordinary individuals that we are going to go out there and remind ourselves once again about why science and discovery and invention is so important. i hope all of you have a wonderful reception. i hear the food here is pretty good. [applause] [applause] millions of vehicles in the u.s.. were recalled because of defective airbags made by the takata corp. that were linked to at least five deaths. the senate commerce committee questioned takata officials and representatives of honda and chrysler about the recalls. you ll also hear from acting head of the national highway traffic safety of and the first witness of this hearing is a victim of the airbag defect. this is just under three hours. good morning. may i ask everyone if they would take their seats. [inaudible conversations] good morning everyone. senator thune and i have been looking forward to this. we want