finally, private investigator eric cullen answered. the oklahoma innocence project, cullen methodically poked holes in the prosecution's case. now, they would visit key witness, and death row inmate, michael wilson. but could they reach him in time? back to the long road to freedom. narrator: by 2013, malcolm had been in prison for 19 years. his brother corey for 22. you ready to go mom? ready to go? narrator: the days when their mom, ruthella, came to visit helped them hold on. the brothers drew strength from her. man, that lady been right there. i never had to wonder if she still cared or if she was still fighting for me, still believing in me, still praying on me. narrator: and malcolm was hopeful his mom's prayers would be answered. two prosecution witnesses had told his investigative team that their testimony was a lie. that left michael wilson, the man who told police he'd given de'marchoe bullets and hid the murder weapon for him. if he recanted too, malcolm thought they had a chance. but michael wilson refused to talk and he ha

and we heard even a few days ago, a statement from him, a from cullen, how you, when he announced the decision to release these 4 bodies and then to release his living is really captive on saturday. the more equipment was needed to enter gaza in order to remove the russell, not just to recover the bodies of thousands of palestinians, still still trapped under it. but also of the is really captives who were killed in is really by making an are still trapped under the rubble for this is a very complex situation on the ground where we understand that even part of the negotiations has to do with that. giving him us and the other groups a chance to, to do a, to even get in touch with the groups that were responsible for guarding at the, the cap to this or for recovering the bodies of those who were killed. okay, no, thank you so much. the reporting for us, for my mine and jordan. well, a series of explosions of is really city of tennessee if have destroyed 3 buses. no one, no injuries were all there had been reported to other devices that failed to explode, were found on other busses. is r

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cullen from pennsylvania testify this morning in a hearing on energy and commerce subcommittee for health who lost a son. we all know people who suffered from this. we need to keep up the fight. this is important for us to do. and i encourage a yes vote. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. all time for debate on this bill has expired. it is now time in order to consider amendment number 2 printed in part b of house report 119-2. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? ms. pettersen: i rise asides -- >> i rise as designee of congresswoman pettersen with an amendment at the desk. t the clerk: amendment printed in part b of house report 119-2 offered by mrs. trahan of massachusetts. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 93, the gentlewoman from massachusetts, mrs. trahan, and the member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from massachusetts. mrs. trahan: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to offer amendment number 1 on behalf of

so i'm a big fan of tyler cullen's interviews and i was thinking preparing for this, you know what? what would tyler ask? and so you mentioned university of chicago, william rainey harper, the founder. i think he was a baptist minister before before founding university. and two of your parents were christian scientists? well, my all grandparents, yeah. yeah, all four of my grandparents are devout christian scientists. so my parents are raised as christian scientists, which is a a form of protestantism that has a lot of great things, but it's very strange in that it doesn't believe in seeking medical help. and they my parents born did over their rejection of christian science. so my tell our common question is in what way was microsoft culture by christian science. well. you know they all my grandparents would sit in the morning and read. there was a daily lesson from mary baker. and it's about it's not so much about don't go see doctors. it's more about your values and how you help other people in your life. and so the strong influence of my mom's mother, who was widowed when i was