oklahoma coalition to abolish the death penalty.family member. her brother was murdered in 1981. welcome to democracy now! welcome to democracynow, connie johnson. tell us who coddington is. you have the former director of the oklahoma department of corrections, clergy, a number of people demanding that the execution be stopped but governor kevin stitt has denied his clemency. tell us the story and why. connie: thank you foraving me here. james coddington clearly murdered someone. however, during his time o incarceration, he has been a redeeming individual. he has been a role model for s many. based on that rlity, his attorneys have requested mercy basically. we have a pardon and parole boarthat is very uniquely composed in terms of the number of law enforcement field representatives there. 3-2, a guy who would never normally vote for clemency, believes that james coddington deserves mercy. this is an issue of mercy. justin jones, a friend of mine, glad to hear him speak out as the director of corrections who had to oversee executio

and is this initiative focused on your great universities, the university of oklahoma, oklahoma state, arkansas which of course has a developing area there in northwest arkansas. >> governor hutchinson and i signed an mou with governor john bel edwards in louisiana as well on a hydrogen hub. then we signed an mou for advanced mobility. oklahoma is number one in the country in drone readiness u arkansas is two or three so together we're developing a corridor between our two states where we're inviting all the tech companies to study what this drone looks like, what unmanned vehicles look like, our universities are focused on that the only place that you can get a ph.d. right now at oklahoma state university in unmanned aircraft so we're letting everybody know this is the future and we want them located here in oklahoma and arkansas >> governor, i recently went to wisconsin to report on the shortage of housing and how that's affecting manufacturing towns like sheboygan for al allowing more residents in i'm curious if you're seeing something similar in your state of oklahoma. i did prior

oklahoma critics emphasize the vulgarity, reverent treatment of religion line icing of those who fled rather than those who remained in his depiction of the state as a baron, probably written wasteland all the time when leaders are trying to attract business investment. congressman lyle born famously to clear the book a lie, a black infernal creation of a twisted distorted mind. california critics projected the depiction of migrant families and working the agribusiness interests and positive treatment of federal efforts to assist them to the camp system. steinbeck vilified as a liar, a communist and she was deeply troubled by the backlash. especially by the lies he assisted farmers spread and newspapers they rejected the depiction of them, hated him and wanted to kill him. newspapers in california publish contrite test testimonials rejecting the novel and emphasizing the good treatment by california growers. california businesses coordinate campaign against the novel amounted to life in the pitting life as he sought to discredit a literary representation of their own repressive action

except for oklahoma. as well as in australia, new zealand, and south america. ernie piles that of john steinbeck, we have no other right to catch on paper the other things it was people don't know about war. i make a bit on the front lines for the invasion of italy. he returned to new york in october 1943 with burst eardrums, partially amnesia, and ptsd. upon his return, steinbeck began writing cannery row. he later recalled that a group of soldiers had asked him to write something funny that isn't about the war. we are sick of war. based on the life of his close friend, the marine biologist advocates, who'd influenced his 19 logical and actually thinking. cannery row is a celebration of non conformity. steinbeck's treatment of an enduring collection of characters, living on the edges of monterrey society, might even be considered the first novel of the american counterculture. in the work, he refers to back in the boys dissolve to find social outcast, as the virtues, the beatitude,'s the beauties. they're not confirming t is matched in the novels form, which i

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tambiÉn nueva york y oklahoma realizaron hoy primarias demÓcratas y republicanas.tas y republicanos a varias posiciones clave en el congreso federal y la gobernaciÓn. los votantes en florida, nueva york y oklahoma fueron a las urnas en cumplimiento de las elecciones primarias, con lo cual quedaron definidos los duelos electorales de noviembre. en florida, esta demÓcrata se enfrentarÁ a la republicana el 8 de noviembre por el distrito 27. en el distrito 10, este candidato ganÓ la candidatura demÓcrata. este otro candidato disputarÁ el puesto al gobernador ron desantis. >> el voto hispano estÁ aunÁndose a esta ola del partido republicano. reportero: en el lado demÓcrata, este candidato se convertirÁ en rival del republicano marco rubio, quien ganÓ la nominaciÓn porque no tenÍa ningÚn oponente. en nueva york, el reajuste de los distritos congresionales se llevÓ a dos veteranos demÓcratas enfrentarse entre sÍ por un escaÑo. en oklahoma, esta demÓcrata ganÓ la nominaciÓn de su partido para un escaÑo en la cÁmara de representantes y se enfrentarÁ en noviembre a su rival

h,i will only say ♪ ♪ or only saying you are doing fine oklahoma, oklahoma, okay. ♪ [cheering] >> a segmentperson. and i travel around the country and i encounter a lot of cynicism. and a lot of hopelessness by hope over the next 30 minutes i can inspire you just a little bit. and i did sync oh what a beautiful morning it's kind of a metaphor for where we are right now in this country and that we are in some dark times. people are very divided and they should not be on most things. so we are on this book to her, i have written this book called americanan muckraker. all proceeds go to project tried what our nonprofit organization but it's called the muckraker, what is that word mean? it means a journalist who exposes information that powerful people do not want exposed. releasing unauthorized information.dm this country is founded on very unique principles. one of which is the first amendment. we talk about the first amendment but what is the first amendment vein? it means informed consent. you cannot elect your people unless you know what's going on. ii have written this book and it took me

the oklahoma county sheriff's office handles those evictions.ce officers could not take action at that time but advised the mother that that is what she needed to do to serve her eviction. when those deputies arrived to conduct that eviction as part of the process, the suspect open fire within the house through a door and struck both deputies that were struck in the backyard knocking on the back door. >> carley: wow, you said the shooting was planned out by the gunman and his intention was to kill police officers. what do you mean by that? >> a lot of details about the investigation but through our interview with him and evidence in the house, he knew this was coming. he knew this eviction process was coming. he was very determined that whatever law enforcement and had it been from the oklahoma city police department or the sheriff's office, whoever showed up at the house, he would take deadly action, which is what he did. >> carley: where is the gunman now? >> he has been booked in the oklahoma county detention center. he has been booked on var

♪ ♪ oklahoma okay ♪ [cheers and applause] >> i sang that on a horse.try, and i encounter a lot of cynicism and a lot of hopelessness. i hope over the next 30 minutes, i can inspire you, just a little bit, and i did sing oh what a beautiful morning, and i think it is kind of a metaphor for where we are right now in this country, in that we are in some dark times. people are very divided, and they shouldn't be on most things. so we're on this book tour. i have written this book -- all proceeds go to project veritas, our nonprofit organization. it is called muckraker. what does that word mean? it means a journalist who exposes information that powerful people don't want exposed, releasing unauthorized information. this country is founded on very unique principles, one of which is the 1st amendment. we talk about the 1st amendment. but what does it mean? it means informed consent. it means you can't elect your people unless you know what's going on. so i've written this book, and it took me five years to write this book. i really thought a lot about princi

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polls are close to florida and oklahoma. we have a bunch of votes from florida, where they count the votes very fast. new yorkers have about 41 minutes to get to the polling place, steve kornacki joins within latest updates after this. don't go anywhere. it's election night in the three states, new york, florida in oklahoma. new yorkers, you have a little bit more and a half hour to cast your ballot. polls close at 9 pm eastern. it's been a low turnout, so please go to that if you have to. i'm there for a big house election tonight new york plus a special election for congressional see in the 19 district. a lot of people are watching. it's gonna be a bellwether for how people will be voting in the midterms. pulls in florida and oklahoma already. closed -- were starting to get some results. msnbc national political correspondent, steve kornacki is here with us to take us through the latest. steve, what do we got? >> chris, we basically have all the results here. you can see on the democratic side, it's a landslide. the polls

and so, the motive was love lost. >> the state of oklahoma charged dr. loving his wife today. >> coming up -- the prosecutor had seemed headers work cut out for him. >> i've never ever one second not one moment in time ever thought that he was guilty, ever. >> when dateline continues. hen dateline continues claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief from over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens, day after day. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. kids, one year they want all dinosaurs stuff the next, camels. - llamas. - llamas. so save money shopping back to school on amazon. you sure that's not a camel? yeah. whatever you say. shingles. some describe it as an intense burning sensation or an unbearable itch. this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. it could make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. covid-19 moves fast, and now you can too by asking your

and this is more about far more than politics, this is the sort of rhetoric that led to oklahoma cityt waco rhetoric, the militia rhetoric the survivalist rhetoric that led to oklahoma city. and if you don't care about innocent lives being targeted right now, then just know this -- oklahoma city, the tragedy of oklahoma city, this sounds very crude and crass, it is just the truth, we were there, we republicans were on the hill when bill clinton was on the run, oklahoma city re-elected bill clinton. i know it sounds really harsh. but it did. because you know what, collectively americans said, okay, this republican movement, it's gone too far. these guys aren't conservative, they're radicals. it is happening again. look at your poll numbers. if you don't care about the next oklahoma city, if you don't care about the next fbi office that is attacked, well then care about your own political future. because this is a really, really bad move on your part. politically, and morally. this morning the biden white house is announced a unity summit next month and they're hoping that they could co

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returning for their second day with a total of $20,000 from oklahoma city, oklahoma, it's the champs.e moore family. [cheering and applause] and from stoughton, massachusetts, it's the holland family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might have a shot at driving out of here in a brand-new car.

she said just oklahoma city. that is about two and a half, three hours away.ing to women in the waiting area, other people who were there that day for their abortions, who had to pay $400 just to fly into town. people who had gotten into a car that morning, driven at 2:00 a.m. from dallas. a patient drove from houston, nine hours. i want to emphasize, these are the patients who made it that day. what staff were trying to get across, this is not a common experience, this is the anomaly. the patients who make it to their appointment and have air abortion, at this point it is so rare, that is the exception and not the rule. toward the middle of the day when all of the patients had been checked and, i asked the staff, one about the patients we did not make it there today? 20 were seen. seven were no-shows. they called and said, why didn't you come to your appointment, and they didn't reach anyone. they dn't know what happened. those pients were supposed to beoming from dallas, tulsa, a town in oklahoma four hours away, richmond, texas, arkansas. two of the patient

plus, take effect today in oklahoma, tennessee and texas. a federal judge temporarily blocked a similar ban in idaho scheduled to take effect today. our washington correspondent jessi tenure has more. >> many of the states, including oklahoma, already have anti abortion laws in place. but these new measures further restrict the procedure. that's a hopeful day. top republican leaders and a handful of red states including tennessee governor bill lee celebrate near total bans on abortion taking effect thursday that we protect the lives of the unborn. tennessee's law bans the procedure except in the case of severe or life-threatening health conditions for the patient and even then local doctors say they still worry about facing legal consequences. these laws will lead to fewer health care workers entering the primary care profession. a new ban in texas mir's tennessee's. it's very disorganized >> and people are going to die. oklahoma's ban calls for up to 10 years in prison and $100,000 fine for performing an abortion and idaho's measure makes a

>> i am stopping for gas in clinton, oklahoma. and most of oklahoma right now is under a heat advisory. wow. it's not just hot, it's windy. i got to feel the difference while driving across country in august. >> southwestern oklahoma, it could feel like 107. so pretty hot. >> reporter: my car thermometer says it's 101 outside. apparently the heat index right now is 103. and we can see in realtime that this heatwave has made it more likely and will happen more often because of climate change. the climate shift index shows the fingerprints of climate change on a particular heatwave, showing places which might be cooler without the impact of global warming. put another way, darker colors means temperatures more likely and more likely to happen more often. it's known as realtime attribution science. >> what it does is it goes into individual extreme weather events and it can dissect in those events. overwhelmingly with heat events, they're made more likely with climate change. it's not a surprise that we're seeing so much heat. it's t

dan: in your musical version of the musical "oklahoma!"o's golden gate theatre. we caught up with one of the stars of the show, sacha hutchins, who plays lori. ♪ >> it is the oklahoma you know and love and the one you have never seen before, this one digs a lot into the undertones of violence and the undertones of a sort of existential existence that these people are living in 1907, as oklahoma is becoming a state. so it is still a beach social, -- box social, there is still lots of dancing and all the songs you know and love, set -- a seven piece folk band and bluegrass, banjos and instruments you might not expect when you think oklahoma, but it is so beautiful. we are also dealing with a lot of angst and who was an outsider, so there's a lot of compassion for judd that you might not remember from the original production. he's not necessarily a villain. he is someone who may be misunderstood, or having a tough time, trying to fit into the community, but doesn't. and it sort of drives that theme, really, to its most violent ending in the s

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en arizona, nuevo mÉxico, oklahoma y texas, las lluvias no han cesado en las Últimas horas y continuarÁrcoles. el radar nos muestra que las lluvias mÁs fuertes se enfocan al norte del texas y en el centro y sur de oklahoma. en 24 horas, los acumulados de lluvia estarÁn entre 4 y 6 pulgadas en esa regiÓn. entre luciana y arkansas podremos tener acumulados de ——louisiana y arkansas, en la frontera, tendremos acumulados de lluvia de hasta 12 pulgadas. es importante tener precauciÓn, todos aquellos que viven en esa regiÓn y manejarÁn en las prÓximas horas. no debemos cruzar nunca vÍas inundadas. fÉlix: los migrantes deportados bajo el tÍtulo 42 no regresan a sus paÍses. se quedan en campamentos improvisados del lado mexicano de la frontera. allÍ son vÍctimas muchas veces de robos, asaltos, secuestros e incluso de violaciones. el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza reconociÓ que esas personas son especialmente vulnerables. pablo: el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza reconociÓ que los inmigrantes indocumentados que intentan cruzar la frontera son una poblaciÓn vulnerable y desesperada. [habla en ingl

were only saying you're doing fine oklahoma, oklahoma okay. >> icing on a horse.veryra hopeful person and i travel around the country and i encounter a lot of cynicism and a lot of hopelessness. i hope over the next 30 minutes i inspire you just a little bit and i did saying what a beautiful morning it's a metaphor for where we are in this country and that we are in dark times people are very w divided and they shouldn't be on most things. we are on the book tour i written this book called american. >> maker all proceeds go to our nonprofit organization.ndca it's called muck breaker what does that word mean? it means a journalist who exposes information that powerful people don't want to expose releasing unauthorized information. this country is founded on very unique principles. one is the firstst amendment. we talk about the first amendment but what does the first amendment mean it means informed consent you could not lecture people unless you know what is going on. i've written this book and it took me five years and i thought a lot about principles and values

it's not just the oklahoma farmland i told you about.ng to the national association of realtors chinese investors are one of the top foreign purchasers of u.s. land spending a record 6.1 billion last year just on existing homes. senator cotton joins me now. senator i can hear the libertarians out there saying what was the big deal here? china is engaging in capitalism they are buying up land that's driving up prices wise and the good of the economy? [laughs] >> will libertarian thought is very helpful in guiding tax policy here in the united states. ronald reagan understood that, but in a world of borders it is a work quite so well. borders that are open like the border of mexico or when you have chinese influence crossing into our border from the mainland china. letting china buy up our farmland or food companies is a massive strategic stake. let the civil of this. china cannot feed itself. the united states cannot only feed our own citizens, but feed muscled most of the world thanks to the productivity of our farmers and ranchers. why

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as stated i am markwayne mullin from oklahoma. i want to focus in on remarks that attorney general garland said yesterday trying to convince the american people that we should trust them. which he did brag about his guys in the field and i do believe we should brag about the guys in the field. when we talk about his level and director raise level where is the trust come from what has caused him to think the american people should trust him. is it the way that they handled hillary clinton's case with her e-mails. is it the russian collision that the fbi handed the american people, is it the way that they have targeted trump, president trump from day one, where is the leadership of the attorney general garland getting the theme or get people to trust them. where is it the director ray thinks the 74 has earned the trust of the american people. american people know that president trump has been targeting from day one of his presidency by the fbi. where is it that they were in that trust. attorney garland goes out and says no one is ab

as stated i am markwayne mullin from oklahoma. i want to focus in on remarks that attorney general garland said yesterday trying to convince the american people that we should trust them. which he did brag about his guys in the field and i do believe we should brag about the guys in the field. when we talk about his level and director raise level where is the trust come from what has caused him to think the american people should trust him. is it the way that they handled hillary clinton's case with her e-mails. is it the russian collision that the fbi handed the american people, is it the way that they have targeted trump, president trump from day one, where is the leadership of the attorney general garland getting the theme or get people to trust them. where is it the director ray thinks the 74 has earned the trust of the american people. american people know that president trump has been targeting from day one of his presidency by the fbi. where is it that they were in that trust. attorney garland goes out and says no one is ab

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returning for their third day, with a total of 20,570 bucks, from oklahoma city, oklahoma, it's the champs. it's the moore family. moore family: whoo! steve: and they're back. from kaneohe, hawaii, it's the ahuna family! [ahuna family cheers] steve: everybody's here trying to win theirself a lotta cash, and somebody might have a shot

it's a bit of a virtual homecoming print more in the central part of the state oklahoma city area. but i do hope at some point we will get toto have you visit hee in person. and i cannot tell you what powerful experience the book was. i wish you the best with it. i would encourage all of you guys to get a copy, once againan read the book and just go back. if you have not read white rage or one person no vote, spend some time with these books. go out and do the work. thank you professor anderson and take care everybody. we'll see you very soon. >> live sunday on in-depth. uc barkley governmental study scholar steven hayward be our guest to talk about leadership, ronald reagan's political career and the american conservative movement. he's the author of several books including two volumes the age of reagan series. greatness and patriotism is not enough about the scholars who change the course of conservative politics in america. joint in the conversations with your phone calls, facebook comments texts and tweets. in-depth steven hayward live sunday eastern on book tv on cspan2. ♪ >>

. >>> a rookie for the oklahoma city thunder will miss the entire season. and there's an update on the theft of a diary that belonged to the president's daughter. those are some of the headlines on "the morning newsstand." "the washington post" reports two florida residents pleaded guilty in a scheme to sell the private diary and other items stolen from president biden's daughter ashley. the federal prosecutor says that ashley biden was moving out of a friend's florida home in 2020 when she left behind some personal items with her friend's permission. they were found by another woman who along with a male friend sold them to the conservative group project veritas for $40,000. project veritas says its news gathering was ethical and legal. it has not been charged with a crime. >>> "the seattle times" says teachers at the camp school district went on strike on what would have been the first day of school. teachers walked picket lines % yesterday in the school district near seattle. classes were canceled for about 24,000 students. teachers are asking for more p

one of those teachers is rebecca harris, who taught in the tulsa, oklahoma public schools for more thanee decades. we asked her to reflect on her profession and her decision to walk away. >> i live to teach. i would spring out of bed my whole career, i couldn't wait to get to school. i'd stay late till 10:00, me and the custodian. 35 years in the same district. i took my early retirement just this last june. that was my last day in the district. 35 years in the same district. and basically, i took my early retirement because, okay, i couldn't teach anymore. our broken society had given rise to more actions by the students that ended up showing violence, abuse, to the point where i wasn't teaching anymore. i was running a social services office. i had my dignity and self-worth being whittled away daily. that's not a good way to live. and i just finally, i said, i can't do this anymore. our schools need to change with society. i keep listening to all of these solutions to what we should do and nothing is ever addressed. yet the teachers all know it, that i can't teach anymore because our

new york, oklahoma, and florida. a key day of primaries in three u.s.tes at could set the tone for the midterm elections. life in the fast lane could get slower on germany's autoban as they prompt speed limits by the energy crisis. amazing new pictures of jupiter scientists say can tell us more about the inner life of the planet. tears of joy from a dog? a new study says our canine friends might be more emotional than we thought. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. heightened tensions in ukraine ahead of independence day is a country prepares to mark the day it broke away from the former soviet union. it coincides with the day the russian president chto invade the nation six months ago. the u.s. is warning russia may use the occasion to intensify attacks, possibly on civilian targets. citizens have been told to leave ukraine immediately. for more, i spoke to our correspondent. what is the atmosphere in kyiv? how seriously are people taking the u.s. state department's warnings of increased attacks? >> inside ukraine and inside kyiv

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. >> reporter: with oklahoma's stricter law also taking effect saturday by the end of the week it is estimated 1 in 3 women will live in a state where abortion is banned or severely restricted kristen dahlgren nbc news. >>> three months after the heavily criticized response to the mass shooting in uvalde, texas, the school police chief is out of a job. correspondent priscilla thompson is in uvalde tonight with the emotional fallout. >> reporter: tonight, uvalde schools police chief pete arredondo is out. >> all in favor? motion passes unanimously. >> reporter: with mounting pressure from parents the board voted to fire the embattled chief wh waited over an hour to storm a classroom and take down the gunman who killed 19 children and 2 teachers >> our babies are dead >> reporter: the anger felt by families and students still palpable three months later. >> i have messages for pete arredondo and all the law enforcement that were there that day. turn in your badge and step down! you don't deserve to wear one >> reporter: some victims' families emerging from the meeting feeling relief. >

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the better as a jarvis of oklahoma nailed in the pitch thrown by a boy from texas.were facing off in the little league world series goes to first after getting hit by the pitch and then sees that the guy him the pitcher is crying. a subset about, you know, hitting him and think any hurt him. and that's kaden shelton just stopped the game walked over. gives the kids a hug a little pep talk says it's all right. i'm all right. you're going to be alright, we're all right. a really touching moment. the whole crowd, you know, emotional as you can imagine. that is what sportsmanship is that it is all the kid. kids can teach. >> i think a lot about for sure. saying they're cools. really, really nice scene there. sorry got hit in the head. it's why they wear helmets. and i guess he's alright. glad to see that. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. ken and pam are here with a look ahead to what's next on kron. 4 news at 6, everybody. thank you. thank you. coming up tonight at 6 and abortion rights activists suing san francisco claiming she was injected with a sedative by law e

it was not until i graduated from oklahoma state went out of fort oklahoma where i was a flight instructor that i learned about jury had been in phase two in the magazine cover of life magazine. in a row immediately to the doctor that had used her as a subject rated at the va hospital and he puts me in touch with doctor randy at albuquerque, new mexico. and within two days, doctor rice back and said fill out this form and your date is a month away, can you come. so is not in the original list. and i was 21 and i was too young so they had to get extra permission for me to take the same test as the mercury seven astronauts took grade now they had picked 25 women candidates end of the record is in or not records of the washington dc in those days but yet there were at 99 headquarters. but it was not as it is today, so comprehensive. they found a woman that had a college education over 1000 hours of flight time and again to have commercial instrument rating top physical condition and be willing to go through these tests. so i said yes of course i want to go in yes of course information for me

. >> critical race theory was just outlawed in oklahoma. >> critical race theory, the 1619 project is getting banned. so teaching this history about how we got here. it's being banned because that kind of information, that kind of education is seen as destructive and detrimental to the project that is about power. maintaining power. not about how to have a healthy, strong, vibrant society. how to have a vibrant, multiethnic, multi-religious democracy but it's about maintaining power for a small swath of people and being willing to pray onfear. to make that happen . >> i wonder often if the terminology we use impedes us in a certain sense at a good example would be this. i often wonder that people hear the term white supremacy for example and the first thing they think about is the ku klux klan like, flags burning or crosses burning and they don't think about it in terms of societal structures . it's very easy to say i'm not those people. i'm not obviously racist in that sense. and it's not written even really about you as a person. it's very much about the societal structures we have

. >> oklahoma, tennessee, texas and north dakota now have near total bans on abortion. it's a hopeful day. >> it in our country. i believe that we protect the lives of the unborn. tennessee governor bill lee celebrated the stricter abortion measures that are expected to continue spreading to more states. tennessee's law bans the procedure except in the case of severe or life-threatening health conditions for the pregnant patient. these laws create burdensome divides between the physician and the patient. >> doctors and other health care providers say they're worried. it's very disorganized. and people are going to die. anyone who performs an abortion in texas can face life in prison or $100,000 fine. a similar fine and up to 10 years in prison is the punishment for abortion providers in oklahoma. idaho's ban makes performing abortions a felony with no exceptions in place to protect a patient's life. this week a judge said idaho can't enforce the ban in cases of medical emergencies as idaho's law is facing a the suit is the first from the biden administration to protect