When Sheila Buck left her apartment two blocks from President Donald Trump's rally Saturday, she knew she might provoke some people with her black "I can't breathe" T-shirt. She wound up handcuffed in a jail cell for hours as video of her arrest played on television.

TULSA, Okla. - Tulsa was a city on edge Friday night, as Donald Trump fans and counter protesters gathered in anticipation of the president's first campaign rally in months set for Saturday, raising fears of a violent confrontation and a worsening spread of the coronavirus as local cases spike.