he's not breathing. >> reporter: copeland performed cpr for ten minutes until paramedics arrived. sculli alert as he was being wheeled away on a stretcher. >> john, he gets emotional when he talks about myles. there's just such a deep reality that john would not be here without myles being there. >> reporter: copeland had just worked a 24-hour shift with toledo fire and rescue before hitting the road to play a game against the jamestown jackals in new york. his schedule doesn't allow him to attend many games, but he he was there. vine timing that - >> luckily my schedule had lined up that day, and good thing i was there and able to make the game because i was able to help john and bring him back. >> reporter: after his heroics, his team won the game and got a standing ovation from the crowd. >> i don't feel like a hero. i feel like just another person that just happened to be in the right spot at the right time with the right training. >> reporter: copeland says with heart disease being a leading cause of death, he's urging everyone to get cpr-certified. as for the referee, john s

copeland using skills from his day job as a firefighter checked the ref's vitals.fesaving move. >> he doesn't have a pulse. he's not breathing. >> reporter: copeland performed cpr for ten minutes until paramedics arrived. scully alert as he was being wheeled away on a stretcher. >> john, he's just -- he gets emotional when he talks about myles, so there's just such a deep reality that john would not be here without myles being there. >> reporter: copeland had just worked a 24-hour shift with toledo fire and rescue before hitting the road to play a game against the jamestown jackals in new york. his schedule doesn't allow him to attend many games, but he says it was divine timing he was there. >> luckily my schedule had lined up that day, and good thing i was there and able to make the game because i was able to help john and bring him back. >> reporter: after his heroics, his team won the game and got a standing ovation from the crowd. >> i don't feel like a hero. i feel like just another person that just happened to be in the right spot at the right time with the

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preliminary proceeding from the shit. germany did in fact hold a trial of global note recently and copeland to syrian intelligence agents were sentenced to long prison sentences for torture and murder. the principle of universal jurisdiction makes this possible. germany is one of the few countries to widely exercise this principle and can proceed against crimes committed on another states territory. if the perpetrators are in germany for the committee of the dom and massacre, an international arrest warrant would be conceivable. we ask the investigators responsible of the office of the federal public prosecutor in causal. we discovered that they already know about the video, but the authority is keeping a low profile and public. they only make statements pertaining to arrests or indictments. meanwhile, and amsterdam, the sociologist and we're on go assume that there are more videos like this. they suspect that they were filmed by the perpetrators themselves because the regime, systematically documents such crimes. until recently the sociologist was in contact with the dom one killer. she te

so i'm now joined by lauren bloomfield, copeland, his vice president of government affairs and public advocacy at planned parenthood . advocates of i am just been hearing about states that will move to impose trigger bands and then obviously other states, a democrat lead states that want to try and preserve and strengthen abortion rights . how is this ruling going to affect a higher thank you so much for having me. ohio is going to be devastated by this ruling. these 6 judges that are hostile to our freedoms have really left states like ohio with republican lead legislatures and governors. i. in the hands of zealots, while ohio has well, abortion is still legal right now. in ohio. we are facing litigation around a 6 week ban that was passed in 2019. this litigation is going to continue on into next week. and we don't know if we will be able to provide abortion after 6 weeks. i'm depending on if this injunction is going to hold. and we know that the legislature is looking to ban abortion completely. so the 8 here continues and foot people. it might not be familiar with the work of plan

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above 30 percent, say abortion should be legal in all cases, without exception. lauren blay felt copeland as a vice president of government affairs and public advocacy at planned parenthood. advocates of a higher now, she explained who will be most affected by the ruling. oh hi. oh, it's going to be devastated by this rolling. the 6 judges that are hostile to our freedom have really left states like ohio with republican lead legislators and governors. i. in the hands of bel, it while ohio has well, fortune is still legal right now. in ohio. we are facing litigation around a 6 week ban that was passed in 2019. this litigation is going to continue into next week. and we don't know if we will be able to provide abortion after 6 weeks. i'm depending on if this injunction is going to hold. and we know that the legislature is looking to be an abortion completely to the 8 here. continues the people here who will be most impacted are already on the, on the margins like people indigenous folks, l g, b, q, people, people who already have a lack of resources because of our health care institution to

j. copeland, the country that is using these weapons against their own citizens. several colonies metal, no problem, and they're doing a lot more money with everything they can to destroy the present day system of international law. but, and i would like to ask you, which is more painful for at the countries of europe land to get logged on. god convert sanctions or a boomer anchor back from their own sanctions are still balancing. yeah. i'm not sure what your which which one is more painful. sure. but are you good when i see it? i'm a little boy at we haven't provided answers to all the questions. my teach knock our, i'm human, the response listening pragmatic, which is missing. and we're trying to take into consideration the consequences for russia. it's not we got it is about 9 years ago, but i know shooting in response. it's a pragmatic analysis that takes into consideration our interest lies. what, which day who are deploying the sanctions, nor got the up and they need to realize what they're going to to achieve. it's not, are you able to say moving from point a to point b? but i th

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one of the players of copeland ran across the court and that began giving the rep cpr it turns out he's a full-time firefighter. he had just any 24 hour shift and administered cpr for 30 minutes before he got into the hospital and saved his life. great inning to that story. creepy or cool? you might've seen these alien like creatures on the beach before. horseshoe crabs it. the con on the run can responding in delaware under a full moon delaware based hundreds of thousands of gather every may. >> it's a baby skunk. >> i don't know what to do. >> i don't know what to do. it is so cute. sheriff stay pretty late jefferson with an adorable but possibly stinky discovery. he did figure out what to do he took him to the animal shelter they gave the baby skunk some milk and were told the baby skunk does not have a name but is doing just fine. look at that adorable. if you have viral videos to share, at fox new @ night's on social media. >> ager and amber herded johnny depp defamation trial is speaking out. this unnamed individuals and th actress quote did not come across as believable in her te

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dale grew up on a livestock, hay, and grain farm in copeland, kansas, which lies in my district, the big first of kansas. he went to the university, worked for kansas pork producers council, and senator pat roberts. in 2001, president bush appointed dale to serve as the chief of staff at usda. after which he served as legislative director for the house ag committee. most recently, dale has been serving as executive vice president at the american farm bureau federation, which his presence will be deeply missed. dale has tirelessly advocated for agriculture for more than 40 years and he never forgot his selfless kansas roots or the values he learned there -- hard work, others before self, and personal responsibility. i am grateful for dale's leadership and service and i offer him, his wife, faith, and their entire family my best wishes as they begin this new adventure. congratulations, dale. and with that, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, m mr. veasey, for five minutes. mr. veasey: madam spea

. >> reporter: with others still unaware myles copeland, the pl tedo glass citybasketball cl action.orter: he started doing cpr, even using a defibrillator even before ems arrived and in doing so, saved the ref's life, something he was unbelievably prepared to do because of his other job. >> what i was taught as a firefighter is to run towards the emergency, not run away from it. >> reporter: back in toledo, myles works full-time as a firefighter. in fact, he just finished a 24-hour shift the night before. he often misses games because he's on the job. >> luckily my schedule had lined up that day, and good thing i was there and able to make the game so i was able to help john and bring him back. >> reporter: sculli's fiancee says he's undergoing surgery this morning. when fully recovered she's confident he'll be back on the court. >> his passion is officiating and he loves it. that feeling he gets out on the court, being able to control the game, there's just such a deep reality that john would not be here without myles being there. >> reporter: and myles says this is a great reminde

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