he told in the thirdmself story he told in this case to the police, that he was going into barry van treese's room using his passkey to get the keys from the pants on the goch, take them out to then to barry van treese was car were he knew the money was and was going to still that money and it was pretty clear now he was going to still does steal that for the purpose of by more methamphetamine. nermeen: i want to ask about comments made by the attorney general scott pruitt. he said he's certain this will not result in anything new, saying "i'm confident the court of criminal appeals after reviewing the filings will conclude there is nothing worthy which would lead the court to overturn a verdict reached by two juries who both found glossip guilty and sentenced him to death for barry van treese's murder. don knight, your response? >> this narrative they continue to throw out there were two juries, they use that when they wanted it to seem like the death penalty is inevitable here. was so poorlyl conducted by the defense that the oklahoma court of criminal appeals itself reversed it and gave it

1997, glossip was working as a manager at the best budget inn in oklahoma city when his boss, barry van treeseas murdered. a maintenance worker, justin sneed, admitted he beat van treese to death with a baseball bat, but claimed glossip offered him money for the killing. the case rested almost solely on sneed's claims. sneed did receive the death penalty. no physical evidence ever tied glossip to the crime. meanwhile, on thursday, alfredo prieto is scheduled to be executed by the state of virginia. the salvatori and national is convicted of multiple counts of murder. his lawyers maintain prieto has an intellectual disability that renders his execution unconstitutional. we'll have more on glossip's execution later in the broadcast but sister helen prejean and his attorney don knight. the governor of the bank of england has issued a sharp warning about the financial risk of investing in fossil fuels. mark carney said tuesday night that investors could face potentially huge losses if reserves of oil, coal and gas are deemed "unburnable." environmental groups have long warned companies of the fina

1997, glossip was working as a manager at the best budget inn in oklahoma city when his boss, barry van treesewas murdered. a maintenance worker, justin sneed, admitted he beat van treese to death with a baseball bat, but claimed glossip offered him money and job opportunities for the killing. the case rested almost solely on sneed's claims. no physical evidence ever tied glossip to the crime. in recent months, two men who served time in jail with sneed have come forward saying sneed framed glossip to avoid the death penalty himself. on monday, the court ruled this evidence "merely builds upon evidence previously presented to the court" and rejected a stay of execution. to see our discussions of the richard glossip case with sister helen prejean, you can go to democracynow.org. meanwhile, georgia state officials have granted a clemency hearing for death-row prisoner kelly gissendaner, ahead of her scheduled execution tonight. she was sentenced to death in 1998 for recruiting her boyfriend to kill her husband, and she is the only woman on death row in georgia. the clemency hearing comes only ho

left-hand side of the screen, and his name is richard glosic, because of the murder of a hotel owner barry van treesed last night significant also, the state of georgia put to death the woman in that picture kelly gissendaner and that is for the murder in 1997 of the murder of her husband douglas. neither of these prisoners actual actually did the killing. they were conspirators and planned it. gissendaner persuaded her boyfriend to do the deed, and she did not deny it right to the end. glosic is persuaded to have the hotel handyman to do it, but there is only the handyman on that, and glosic insists that he was set up. >> everybody dies, but i want people to know that i did not kill this man, and i did not participate or plan or anything to do anything with this crime. >> what is similar to the yesterday's execution is that today marks the third time this year glossip's death was rescheduled. he got a reprieve in january when the supreme court looked into the whole drug concoction that is used in the lethal injuk sh shuns, and two weeks ago, he had already had the last meal when a state appeals cour

1997, glossip was working as a manager at the best budget inn in oklahoma city when his boss, barry van treese, was murdered. a maintenance worker, justin sneed, admitted he beat van treese to death with a baseball bat, but claimed glossip offered him money and job opportunities for the killing. the case rested almost solely on sneed's claims. no physical evidence ever tied glossip to the crime. this week, one of sneed's former cellmates, joseph tapley came forward, saying that sneed had framed glossip to avoid the death penalty. this comes after michael scott, who had also spent time with sneed in prison, came forward in august saying it was quote "common knowledge that justin sneed lied and sold richard glossip up the river." glossip's new execution date is september 30. nsa whistleblower edward snowden, pulitzer prize-winning journalist glenn greenwald and other privacy activists have launched a new campaign to establish global privacy standards. the proposed international treaty on the right to privacy, protection against improper surveillance and protection of whistleblowers would require

in 1997, glossip was working as a manager at a hotel and no, city when his boss, barry van treese, wasrdered. a maintenance worker, justin sneed, admitted he beat van treese to death with a baseball bat, but claimed glossip offered him money and job opportunities for the killing. the case rested almost solely on sneed's claims. no physical evidence ever tied glossip to the crime. glossip's attorneys say sneed implicated their client in exchange for a deal to save himself from the death penalty. daughterin sneed's own o'ryan justine sneed, wrote to , the oklahoma pardon and parole board last year asking them to spare glossip's life, saying her father has considered recanting his testimony and that she "strongly believes" glossip is innocent. on tuesday, glossip's attorneys asked the oklahoma court of criminal appeals to halt glossip's execution based on what they say is new evidence. this week, glossip's attorneys released an affidavit from the man who was imprisoned in a cell across from justin sneed and "among all the inmates, it was common knowledge that justin sneed lied and sold ri

in 1997, glossip was working as a manager at a hotel and no, city when his boss, barry van treese, wasrdered. a maintenance worker, justin sneed, admitted he beat van treese to death with a baseball bat, but claimed glossip offered him money and job opportunities for the killing. the case rested almost solely on sneed's claims. no physical evidence ever tied glossip to the crime. glossip's attorneys say sneed implicated their client in exchange for a deal to save himself from the death penalty. daughterin sneed's own o'ryan justine sneed, wrote to , the oklahoma pardon and parole board last year asking them to spare glossip's life, saying her father has considered recanting his testimony and that she "strongly believes" glossip is innocent. on tuesday, glossip's attorneys asked the oklahoma court of criminal appeals to halt glossip's execution based on what they say is new evidence. this week, glossip's attorneys released an affidavit from the man who was imprisoned in a cell across from justin sneed and "among all the inmates, it was common knowledge that justin sneed lied and sold ri