local green politician justine jones says the crisis is an opportunity to ramp up alternative sourcesgy efficiency, and insists that extending the gas field's life should not be an option. >> extracting fossil fuels comes at a cost. it comes at a cost to people and it comes at a cost to nature. people think that now the gas tap is being closed further, that this will mean that we have no more earthquakes. even if we close by the deadline that the government has given itself, we still have a problem here, and we shouldn't prolong the extractions because the consequences will just go on and on and on. >> in jan munneke's case, it took ten years to finally get financial compensation to rebuild his home. and, munneke knows from experience that the earthquakes will continue in the area for some time to come. >> there are some months where it is quiet. that then you have a new earthquake. have new damage. you have to register it with the authorities, and the whole craziness begins again. >> the dutch state and the gas field operator have paid out over a billion euros so far to affected resi

local green politician justine jones says the crisis is an opportunity to ramp up alternative sourcesgy efficiency, and insists that extending the gas field's life should not be an option. >> extracting fossil fuels comes at a cost. it comes at a cost to people and it comes at a cost to nature. people think that now the gas tap is being closed further, that this will mean that we have no more earthquakes. even if we close by the deadline that the government has given itself, we still have a problem here, and we shouldn't prolong the extractions because the consequences will just go on and on and on. >> in jan munneke's case, it took ten years to finally get financial compensation to rebuild his home. and, munneke knows from experience that the earthquakes will continue in the area for some time to come. >> there are some months where it is quiet. that then you have a new earthquake. have new damage. you have to register it with the authorities, and the whole craziness begins again. >> the dutch state and the gas field operator have paid out over a billion euros so far to affected resi

justin jones, a friend of mine, glad to hear him speak out as the director of corrections who had toklahoma. our history of botched execions, wrongful conviction's. like sister helen said, gives great pause for concern. myself, my family, murder victims. my brother was killed at langston university, oklahoma's only hbcu. there was the option of the streets taking him down and i couldn't say yes because it would not bring my brother back. through 20ears, i went through a process of forgiving the guy, rren smi, ofhe homicide that killed my brother. i hope to et him one day. i don'tnow about the rest of my family. but at that point my life took off. i became a state senator. i introduced legislatioto abolish the death penalty. just believing and knowing and understanding that it costs more to kill someone, in oklahoma, it is racially and geographically and economically discriminatory. we get it ong here often. i helped exonerate two people from death row. like you said, we also have severe cases of prosecutorial misconduct. and then the botched executions. we had a moratorium for a whil