aggressive alliance was formed researcher andrew called out me lawyer richie with me and up to jason bateman they've all gathered to establish a common fight plan against every single laboratory. case. dr beaman has created the 1st college education program with the country on pain killers addiction. and also what provide education to all of the prescribers from dennis starkers about marriage right then and there. we think that there. more to the result you were describing than any of our other initiatives i think the overwhelming response has been that the doctors that are graduating now and going out into practice are not person and we've seen over 20 percent decline in prescriptions in oklahoma over the last 2 years and my medical students will never be involved in this overprescribing behavior and there are definitely some doctors have knowingly contributed to this problem they saw an opportunity to make money and they went for it but that's that's a very small minority oklahoma's department of justice is also trying to stop those who are responsible like $1.00 of the richest families in

and how many more you saw in philadelphia where you had the whole why the folks up against highway bateman on the grass just get blasted with tear gas left and right will anyone be held accountable for that probably. after a week's worth the massive protests across the nation calling for criminal justice and police reform it appears that finally some lawmakers i know what's shocking are actually taking the not so subtle hint that something needs to be done lawmakers a few lawmakers have now finally stepped forward and are actually proposing reforms in hopes to reduce the number of americans killed by police to impact the ways police and to impact the way as police respond to the protests is are going to be some answers well are to america's great blabbing this joins us now to give us the latest on that rachel what what are lawmakers trying doing to try to make changes in the interest of police reform and hopefully which might bring these protests to a peaceful conclusion if they actually make these reforms well at the heart of these nationwide protests there are of course calls for police

here is our middle east correspondent tom bateman.ets of ramallah, remembering iyad al—hallaq, an autistic palestinian man. he was on his way to a special needs school injerusalem when way to a special needs school in jerusalem when israeli police reportedly chased him and open fire. they claim to have mistakenly thought he was carrying a gun. another protest took place in jerusalem. took place injerusalem. well, this group of young women has been protesting on one of the main streets that leads to the old city, where the killing took place ten days ago. what the police have been trying to do is force them back, push them back from there. we saw some pretty ugly scenes as the border police were forcing the crowd back. and the point these protesters want to make is one ofa protesters want to make is one of a parallel between what they see as the police brutality and racism in the killing of george floyd in the us to the killing of iyad al—hallaq in the old city ofjerusalem. of iyad al—hallaq in the old city of jerusalem. we are not jus

in jerusalem, our middle east correspondent tom bateman has more.m the uk. the letter has been organised by a former speaker of the israeli parliament and several other former high—profile figures in israel who are supporters of the two—state solution, the old, really, formula, consensualformula, internationally held formulation for peace. that has now evolved because we have this american plan by president trump now which is what the plan by israel, to annex up to a third of the occupied west bank is based upon. the letter calls for this not to happen. it says it will be fatal to the prospects of peace between israelis and palestinians. and it calls for what it calls commensurate consequences. it does stop short of calling for sanctions against israel in the event of annexation, and that might be a key point diplomatically that the israelis are looking at in this letter. novak djokovic has apologised, saying he is "deepy sorry" after testing positive for coronavirus at a tournament that he'd organised himself. four other players had already tested