for 10 straight nights in fact oklahoma city activists stood outside police headquarters and demanded of the stats that you mentioned. from there, the oklahoman city mayor said he recognized that a change was happening and needed to be made. he gathered some local activists and law enforcement officials as well as city officials and they had some meetings to really address police change and accountability in oklahoma. from there they formed a task force and started a review of oklahoma city police with the help of an outside firm. together they crafted already nine recommendations focusing in on -- together, they crafted 39 recommendations. in march they accepted those changes and have already begun implementing several of the changes including a dedicated response team for mental health crises, they have hired 47 new officers trained in crisis intervention. and they are in the process of hiring a mental health professional to work with oklahoma city police officers as part of their daily units. amna: oklahoma is a pretty conservative state. a lot of these calls for police reform move

in oklahoma city we started a program at the oklahoma city memorial called better conversations wherenk that's what we're trying to spark today. >> david holt and jonathan greenblatt, thank you very much. >>> a new poll crossed just this morning showing a big boost in approval for president biden. according to the latest associated press norc center poll, 45% of americans approve of the president's job performance. that's up 9% from july. that's a massive bump in that poll. jonathan lemire, he's still under water but given the rising gas prices, inflation that made for a brutal summer for this president, with the passage of some legislation, with gas prices coming down, it appears if you look inside these numbers, many democrats are energized and coming back home to this president. >> white house aide just texted me a dark brandon rises meme. you could say the west wing is pleased with these numbers. they sort of saw this coming. without question, the president is on a winning streak here that started mid summer when they passed a bunch of legislation, the chips act, the pact act, on

. >> a large crane fell onto a building in downtown oklahoma city today.d that crane tipped over. it was being used to lift a large screen when it fell. at least one person was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. tonight, first responders remain at the scene. >> i can tell you that where we're at state that we're we're not doing any active rescues right now. everyone is safe and now we're going to wait for the crane company to bring in additional cranes that will assist in getting that. the initial crane up, right, so that we can get this streets back open. >> everyone inside the building was evacuated. oklahoma city fire doesn't have an exact damage estimate yet, but you can see here most of the damage that the corner of the building. the fire department says the crane weighs about 60 tons. >> all right. going to be taking a live look outside tonight for your 4 zone forecast. here's a look at looks like things are pretty calm and cool out there. calm and cool. we have aalittle bit of a heat up tomorrow. >> meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has details

in places like oklahoma city, we're into the 30s earlier this week, dropping down to the upper 20s.nderstorms still possible in places like denver with a high of 18 as we go through thursday. meanwhile, across the western pacific and northwestern pacific we're keeping an eye on a developing tropical depression that's likely to become a tropical storm overnight into the day on friday. this storm is expected to remain a tropical storm in terms of intensity, and eventually making its way toward the edge of western japan and turning and going through the tokai regions. heavy rain friday and saturday. some locations, maximum amount rainfall totals could be about 350 millimeters. be on the lookout for that, and the storm will likely move out as we head towards sunday. that's a look at your forecast. hope you have a good day wherever you are. ♪ >>> that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." coming up next is "newsline biz." don't go away. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." the yen rallied against the dollar after authorities intervened in the currency market. it is the first time in 24 yea

herb sendak receiving a special delivery today, a jaylen williams oklahoma city thunder number eights played for santa clara. taken 12th overall in the past nba draft. this reaction is priceless. >> wow. i don't know whether i should wear it or frame it. [laughter] >> coach, you have to put it on. [laughter] >> house that? it actually fits. hold on so we can send this. one second. let me get my glasses. larry: this is what we call swac. as much as i love the jersey, i have to know where coach out the shades. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ head to cry now. you definitely want a pair now. i'm checking it out right now. of the 711 crocs, so i'm sure. i'm literally doing this right. tv. but you, said the bride. we all know they're ridiculous shoes. they're. you can't just get like the black or t

herb sendak receiving a special delivery today, a jaylen williams oklahoma city thunder number eightilliams played for santa clara. taken 12th overall in the past nba draft. this reaction is priceless. >> wow. i don't know whether i should wear it or frame it. [laughter] >> coach, you have to put it on. [laughter] >> house that? it actually fits. hold on so we can send this. one second. let me get my glasses. larry: this is what we call swac. as much as i love the jersey, i have to know where coach out the shades. sports on abc 7. pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! now you really can do better! switch to the fastest mobile service - xfinity mobile. now with the best price on two lines of unlimited. just $30 a line. you go by lots of titles. veteran, dad, hair stylist. so adding a student title

warehouse in tulsa, volunteers via facebook, money for the transportation of a container weighing 7.5 oklahoma cityteers decided to sell ukrainian symbols were arranged at fairs, we held a couple of bake sales at universities, in cafes, in other places, we baked eastern european and ukrainian goodies to raise money, a kind of meeting point for those who joined the fundraising, the ukrainian orthodox church in the town of jones became a bright blue and yellow flags on the facade of the church and the prayer songs sound sometimes in our language and then in english . amen, because less than 100 years ago, even more , it was founded by those people who fled from various life circumstances from war from of the soviet authorities, but they all had in common the fact that they wanted to pray in a kind of ukrainian language and have their own church. eight years ago, i was born in donetsk, donbass. that is, the first time they took my sister. she got married in a swamp right before that. i was in georgia. the russians came to georgia, then they took donbas from me, and now they started beating kharkiv, wh

volunteer group jack recalls it arose by itself during a demonstration against the war in ukraine in oklahoma citylunteers decided to sell ukrainian symbols, we held fairs, we held a couple of bake sales at universities, in cafes, and other places, we baked eastern european and ukrainian delicacies to raise money , the ukrainian orthodox church in the town of jones became a kind of meeting point for those who joined the fund-raising, bright blue and yellow flags on the facade of the church and the prayer songs sound either in our language or in english, because less than 100 years ago, even more, it was founded by those people who fled from various life circumstances from the war from the soviet authorities, but they all had in common the fact that they wanted to pray in a peculiar ukrainian language and have their own church already eight years ago, i was born in donetsk from donbas, that is, the first time they were taken away my my sister she married a georgian right before that i was in georgia the russians came to georgia then they took donbas from me and now they started beating kharkiv wher

svyatoslav was drafted by the los angeles lakers, after that he played for petro and the oklahoma cityonto reptos and finally about tennis smart-bones won the debut doubles title in da wt.ua ukrainian woman who is currently ranked 54th in the world ranking in a pair with tereza martinseva triumphed in the finals of the tournament in the whe-250 series in slovenia ukraine the czech duet beat the slovenian couple of kristina bukša and tereza myhailikova 6:4:6 nil in one hour. kostyuk and martyntsova made four aces, realized five of nine break points and once prayed when serving espano. the slovenian couple made one project and i made a double mistake. well, we congratulate marta kostyuk on her first title in both singles and doubles at the wta level. previously, the ukrainian woman triumphed only in the tournaments of the itf series. with this, i will conclude the sports section for today. see you tomorrow, and now the big broadcast espresso continues my colleague vasyl takes over to whom i pass the word about sports yevhen pastukhov told you how to understand that the offensive of the u

highs looking at 89 in dallas, 91 in oklahoma city, the heat is across the west including californiar northwest. we will break records in california, nevada and utah. temperatures in the 90s and to 100 through the weekend. on saturday, showers across gulf coast, ohio river valley and southeast. this is sunday, this is moving eastward. for monday, looks like potential for heavy rainfall for parts of the eastern seaboard toward interior northeast and new york city, the rest of the country very warm and summerlike. can you believe it is labor day weekend? holy moly. >> todd: this is not the greatest forecast, but it feels so good. >> janice: enjoy today and saturday. >> ashley: perfect. >> janice: happy weekend. >> ashley: tensions escalating and taiwan 14 chinese fighter jets flew across today. latest show of force is in response to taiwan shooting down a drone that entered air space on thursday while china continues to hold military exercise around the island. the government will dealt with any rise in incursions. >> todd: 50 members are asking for -- iran nuclear deal. 34 democrats a

oklahoma city, dallas, philadelphia, and indianapolis tied for fourth and then there is jacksonville, las vegas at number two and i am surprised about this. columbus, ohio is number one. drew: what is happening there? reggie: san jose ranked third least foulmouthed which does not make sense. the average age that american start using swearwords is 11. why columbus? drew: the winters, maybe? how do you also tie? you all said the same amount of curse words, you all just tied? reggie: is this a fake survey? kumasi: i am surprised by that that it was san francisco. drew: have you ever driven? 180, 580. kumasi: that is where they did the survey, on the road. drew: excuse me, sir, you are very mad. reggie: or stuck on a train in the dark. drew: your boss makes you come into work and you get stuck in the trans baytown, that is great. not a great time. drew: literally stopped in its tracks. let us go outside. it is good to be back together on the desk. you do not get that when you have three separate shots. san jose where you are the third least foulmouthed apparently for some reason. a lot of

they are your highs. 89 across dallas, nine died in oklahoma city. warm for the central u.s.we think puerto rico. you're going to feel gusty winds and heavy rainfall over the next couple of days. and we can have to watch this as it gets into the caribbean. some of the computer models are showing most of florida and south florida. the bottom line is we oriented peak season of the tropics. we will keep you up-to-date ad for london, england, we are going recovering that funeral on monday with ainsley and martha. it looks like a spectacular forecast. it is pretty rare to see ten days of sunshine in london, england. maybe the queen and haven't had to do with that. over to you. >> steve: the weather is doing good. speak to someone is calling brian. he needs to take this call. >> brian: i had it on silent. >> ainsley: the heartwarming moment of wheelchair-bound veteran takes his steps in 15 years thanks to that robotic exoskeleton. he is going to join us next. >> brian: i want to check in with bill hemmer for what's coming up at the top of the h hour. >> good morning, guys. more on

i worried the bombing oklahoma city. it turned in 911, but we came together as as a made some mistakes afterward. we came together now what i see some of the things online people questioning. well joe biden was never liked it he got 5 million more votes than donald trump. four or 5 billion, whatever the number was, and more electoral votes. i do worry. what should americans do. step back. take a deep breath. there are very, very good people. republicans and democrats. urge them to to speak first and foremost. but best for the country. we're seeing the supreme court becoming politicized and supreme court members bragging about taking a platform role. that hurts. that hurts us. we've got to have some parties we can agree or disagree on something, but still they're doing what they think is right. we don't enough of that today. and there are some very good senators, both republican and democrats, some far more conservative and some more liberal than i. but i trust they're doing what they feel is right. others seem to be want

this happened on the famous ventura boulevard sherman oklahoma city.ts of the homeless now exceed the rights of the home ons. and business owners. now watch as a homeless manuel known for openly defecating in public is seen on video obtained by our los angeles fox affiliate throws a bag of feces onto the vehicle of a local business owner. now, here is a reporter asking the homeless man why he did it. watch. >> sir, why are you throwing feces at people? >> who? >> you threw feces at this gentleman. >> this guy has to understand i'm half paralyzed. i'm blind, i have no court for nine years. >> sir, do you need help? the city is offering help. >> i don't need help. he needs help. >> residents say they have called police and their local representatives but have gotten zero response. so now now listen to the owner of the beer dog beer tavern, the very same man who was the target of the bag of feces. >> every single day. every single morning i'm wiping that off my property before i have to do business. >> every day it's like another adventure of one flew ove

head coach herb sendak, a special delivery and surprise, it is a jaylen williams oklahoma city thunderra. was taken 12,008 the draft. this reaction was priceless. >> i don't know whether i should wear it or frame it. >> coach, you got to put it on. >> how is that? it actually fits. hold on so we can send this. let me get my glasses. >> those are the glasses he was talking about. i thought we were going for some readers. as much as i love that jersey, i got to know where he got those shades. that was too cool for school. i was watching that video today. i thought he is going to do something else and then he has ultimate select level. i thought that was pretty good from coach. >>>> i think we should see you in those doing sports. >> maybe a whole sports cast. california class coat stanford stadium, san jose earthquakes. they are trying to get to 50. if you need tickets, go on their website. that should be a fun soccer match. >> nice to see how proud santa clara the coach is. amazing. thank you so much, chris. >> coming up tonight, at 8:00, it is the three-hour finale of the bachelorette.

will really warm through the middle of the nation. 89 in oklahoma city. jonathan?k you so much. still ahead here on "way too early," president biden gets behind the wheel of an orange corvette while visiting the detroit auto show. we'll show you his remarks about america's electric vehicle push. t america's electric vehicle push. (dad) we have to tell everyone that we just switched to verizon's new welcome unlimited plan, for just $30. (daughter) i've already told everyone! (cool guy) $30...that's awesome. (mom) it's their best unlimited price ever. (woman) for $30 a line, i'm switching now. (vo) the network you want. the price you love. only from verizon. becoming a morning person starts the night before with new neuriva relax and sleep. it has l-theanine to help me relax from daily stress. plus, shoden ashwagandha for quality sleep. so i can wake up refreshed. neuriva: think bigger. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key

today highs we have 90 in dallas. 91 in oklahoma city.and that's where we have the heat that is relentless this week. and we are tracking the tropics, this area to watch right here. we don't think it's going to, you know, kazmierczak any problems right now. but we will certainly watch it over the next five days. that is your weather forecast. i have been waiting for this moment. i'm so excited steve doocy for your food. steve: thank you very much, janice. we are celebrating the simply happy cookbook which came out yesterday. it's now the number one cookbook in the world. [applause] >> ainsley: thanks to all of you. >> steve: wolfgang puck. i have got a recipe that we have been smelling in the green room for the last half hour as it's been warming up. i made it last night. warming up in the microwave. this brian, this was inspired by your mother. we make little meatballs out of sweet italian sausage and put them into sliders. perfect for a tailgate or perfect for a family event this weekend. but this is the secret. this is a tiny little it

so being a national memorial is similar to oklahoma city in the u.s. s arizona 70 within the national park service. we stand very proud along with jim and the memorial and of course amy and alice and all of the colleagues in new york and certainly has a law enforcement officer myself and the national park service, 29 years before he came into the superintendent right security and i too have lost dear friends in the line of duty, state troopers and nonfood enforcement who are on that wall as pat mentioned it. and nothing but the utmost respect for what pat and his team do and police week means so much to me and so many again it's an honor to be part of this statement thank you and i think for a lot of folks listening and the folks on the panel because you are saying it, the personal and the professional. it's sort of rude in the individual lives and in the larger view that you are taking as well for your work. so thank you for walking both sides of that. jim. >> thank you for allowing me to participate in thank you everyone and i lost my brother dave, a

holding on to the summer like temperatures. 90s in oklahoma city, dallas, feeling really nice. lots of sunshine. temperatures in the 60s. back to you. >> a little autumn in the northeast this morning. thank you very much, michelle grossman. appreciate it. still ahead, russia's foreign minister addresses leaders at the u.n. security council meeting. he doesn't stick around to hear what other officials had to say about the invasion of ukraine. we'll show you how it all played out yesterday. we'll be back in just a moment. d out yesterday. we'll be back in just a moment ♪ today, my friend, you did it... ♪ today you took delicious centrum multigummies and took one more step towards taking charge of your health. they're packed with essential nutrients for energy and immunity support. so every day, you can say, ♪ you did it! ♪ with centrum multigummies. (driver 1) it's all you. (driver 2)it! ♪ no, i insist. (driver 1) it's your turn. (burke) get farmers and you could save money with the safe driver discount just by having a clean driving record for three years. get a whole lot of som

president bill and first lady hillary clinton in honor and in remembrance of the victims of the oklahoma city federal bombing. >> gerald and betty ford put in the swimming pool. you can't see it from the street. i can't see it from west executive avenue which is a street that's now just a parking lot. but they did that because he had been vice president for about a nanosecond, and his friends had raised money for a pool at the vice president's residence. he became president. is that, do some people consider that an eyesore, or is that kind of a charming addition and certainly something that american first families have enjoyed since the ford era? >> well, i don't think i know anybody that considers it an eyesore, and that's a really because of what you just said. nobody can really see it until you're right up on it. and for that matter, the same goes for the white house tennis court and a number of other spots on the white house grounds. they've been very carefully installed over the years so as to not impinge upon historic character of the grounds, damage any of the significant tree planting

for example if we were to have another oklahoma city bombing today, i don't think there would be muchthat front. whereas, it was shocking in the 1990s to have that. today, it would not be seen as a shock. it could almost be seen as a plausible or possible, just based on the amount of rhetoric we are from different groups. militia groups organize in this country at all time highs, most likely all of them have access to weapons, ar-15s, that's not something that was traditionally the case in our country. and then, separately in the online space, there is a very cult, a cult phenomenon going on known as whereas trying to accelerate the coming of the war, civil war, to break the country into pieces, and to get people fighting. that's on the younger end of this spectrum, lone actors doing mass shootings all these things are critically problematic. so, a civil war today, no, but the breakup of the country overtime, i'm quite concerned about it. >> yeah and as you note, even if there were not, you know actual civil war, as we saw in the past, still, the undermining of our democracy in radica

humid day in the south. 92 in oklahoma city. some storms in the midwest.ful once again on this friday, in new england and the northeast and the mid atlantic. temperatures in the 70s. 60s, 80s. low humidity there. and we're also looking at another winner in the new england area on saturday. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "way too early," president biden denounces racism and white supremacy during a first of its kind summit at the white house and his new message to americans about speaking out. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ade makes cx trading easier react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity any questions, chris? all good, thanks maura! there you go, one new inhaler! nice did you get my refill too? maybe healthier is auto refills and delivery made easy. you're a lifesaver. have a nice day. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only

the oklahoma city bombing and 9/11. we had failures that were big. it's not you, it's us and what i'm trying to do is figure out a way to help you do your job that are. 70%? help you out here. give me a little bit of a roadmap welcomed the event and tell me what we need to do prayer is because 70% of your recommendations are not being implemented and that's not something i'm comfortable listening to today. mr. cline plays please. >> thank you sir and representative breor recommended we looked at the countermeasures and that's an approach we have corrected and it's very difficult. typically a lack of resources from agencies to take countermeasures. albeit in season facility have to agree to that countermeasure recommendation and never took up they have to fund their share of that cost for that countermeasure recommendation. my counterpart at isc the recently established a program to observe the compliance by agency of the countermeasure recommendation. i think it might be worthwhile to have mr. breor talk about how we are doing that. >> mr. breor plea

. >> you released videos shows a suspect leading officers on a wild car chase to oklahoma city afterideo shows man shooting officers were trying to get away in a truck. those pulling a boat eventually stopped, got out of the truck and was taken into custody after his arrest. officers found an arsenal of guns and ammunition in his home. 2 small well. watch that video play out. all right. too >> 2 small dogs teamed up to take on a coyote. the multi pooh and yorkie known to be dishes were already on alert when the animal was spotted on the street in front of their house in an la neighborhood. on go, there's a coyote home. security cameras show the coyote jumping a fence to get into the backyard before making its way around the side of the house. and that's where the 2 dogs we're waiting. they both gave chase sending that cut coyote running back to where it came from. >> now to an amazing story of survival off the coast of northern brazil. a fisherman safe himself after his boat sank by jumping into a floating freezer. the man says he spent 11 days in that freezer until he was eventually

on october 19, 1995 six months after the oklahoma city bombing at the federal building president clinton issued executive order 12977. creating the interagency security or isc. to address the quality and effectiveness of physical security requirements of federal facilities. membership of the ioc consists of senior-level executives from 66 federal departments and agencies. this collective security subject matter expertise allows the ioc to develop top-tier risk-management resources and coordinate in t areas to see solutions to problemsthat cannot be solved by ieindividual departments and agencies . the ioc is a collective forum that carries out its work by with and through its members with a primary government framework for subsidies and working groups. these groups which are provisional our task-based bodies established by iasc with a clear objective to to find deliverables. in march 2003 the role of chair transferred from the general services administration to dhs. dhs dominated this response ability to sysop enlightenment role to protect and secure the nation's critical infrastructure.

access. 18 billboards are in indiana, mississippi, ohio, texas, south carolina, south dakota and oklahoma. the city council committee in oakland this week tentatively rejected a plan to continue the use of automated license plate readers to fight crime. mayor libby schaff spoke to kron about washing feel so strongly that the license plate readers are so desperately needed. >> let's make the unequivocal. they are very useful tool, particularly as we are struggling with police, stopping technology can be a force multiplier. it is being smart on crime. we have hundreds of cases of stolen cars that have been solved because of this technology and more than a dozen felonies. serious felonies up the in recent case we were able to rescue a minor girl from human trafficking, but we cannot move forward with purchasing the new software to actually add privacy protection without the council's approval. so honestly, i'm very frustrated that they are stalling moving foward using this technology in a responsible way. automated license plate readers are on. 21 police cars and oakland yet. >> police chief lee argue

. >> dana: oklahoma city police releasing footage of a police chase last month.hind. moments after he shot and killed a deputy. serving him with an eviction notice. watch this. deputies arrested the suspect after a high-speed chase and he is facing charges including first degree murder. the shooting victim is deputy bobby schwartz, the first deputy shot and killed in the county since 1935. >> bill: border patrol reports two more major drug seizures at the border at the port of entry in arizona. victor avila is a special agent. the author of the book called agent under fire, his partner was killed by a drug cartel. sir, thank you for your time and good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. >> bill: we know it's a problem and we're not doing much to stop it. how can we effect the drug cartels in mexico from killing americans? >> well, we have to first of all recognize, bill, the imminent threat these cartels bring to the united states. it is the fentanyl, methamphetamine, human trafficking. now the cartels work in all of these illicit activities. it used to be dru

we met with care teams and program actors like stephanie in oklahoma city and in texas, cindy in las vegas and pat in phoenix and va employees serving veterans and creative ways spending many hours doing outreach and thinking of new ways to show women veterans that the va is a place for them. we are seeing what leading in women's healthcare means including facilities withva dedicated women's clinics, with separate entrances, lactation facilities, integrated healthcare and overall experience designed and delivered for women veterans unique needs. i will tell you that among the providers i've met with last week, the news of the secretaries recent regulatory action was met with approval, applause and hope. we asked and they answered unequivocally. women veterans want to va to provide the full spectrum of care where they are fully prepared partners in their own provisions. there was applause atte the va finally joining other federal health care programs and providingid lifesaving reproductive care and hope to the critical step is ready to truly welcome veterans and provide the full spect

if you think all the way back to the oklahoma city bombing it was the bombing of a federal building.ombing the federal building in execution of a plot organized, or motivated by the fact that people thought that the federal government, under bill clinton, was oriented towards the rights of black people, not white people, at the expense of white people, even. and so, it is a long lineage on the rights with that kind of rhetoric. >> yes, we are hearing a lot of this. for me, when i step back and look at it, that seems to be the central issue. people, who are saying they they're discovered the country, or built, it feels like this is a country that is theirs explicitly. exclusively, and as demographics change that seems to be a problem. barbara, you know, i talked about this with lane in the last hour. there are some people of the belief that if we start prosecuting, and jailing a former political leader, it puts us in the same category as countries run by dictators. but, if we like donald trump break a law, what does that say about our country? if both sides are saying, civil war, civi

committee or have any understanding of the threat environment in preor post-9/11, pre or post oklahoma city mission was to me almost the scariest thing that's happened yet. >> you know, it's easy to get numbed by this. you know, your program today has been fascinating listening to peter baker and susan glasser, who remind us that what we've known for years now that donald trump is reckless. he is unstable. he's ignorant, immoral, dishonest and the reality is he's more dangerous than ever. he is now very openly threatening violence, chaos, anarchy if he is held accountable in the rule of law. he is embracing one of the most dangerous conspiracy theories out there and i listened to the reaction you had, if there was any mythical red line, any point at which trump would go too far this would be it because you would think that on earth 2.0 in a rational political universe you would have responsible republicans saying, okay, we are conservatives, we are republicans, but you cannot implicitly or explicitly threaten violence in response to legal action. you cannot do this. this. it is dangerous to

in my travels i spent time in oklahoma and texas, talked to all the va medical centers in every city that we visited and talked to a maternity care coordinator and the va and in some areas it was working effectively and others, it was very inconsistent, i will say, from medical center to medical center. one thing that seemed consistent now, and i will say both oklahoma and texas, if women are the largest growing cohort they are growing exponentially in oklahoma and texas and in all cases, every place i visited, these medical care coordinators were handling 200 to 300 cases. it is a huge caseload. some of them were only able to meet with the veteran at the beginning of the pregnancy and once after the pregnancy. some were doing more than that but i think we've got to take a hard look to make sure that these maternity care coordinators are in a place they can do their job and really be a partner to the woman who is going through her pregnancy and can be an advocate with community care doc who is handling them. i bring this up because with maternity care, it is all in the community. we

oklahoma and texas. i talked to of the va medical centers in every city that we visited. we talk to them eternity care corners within the be a. i think in some areas it was working pretty effectively, and other areas it was very inconsistent, i would say. from medical center to medical center. one thing that seemed to be consistent, and i will say both oklahoma and texas, if women are the largest growing cohort they're growing exponentially. in all cases, every place that i visited, medical care corners were handling 2 to 300 cases. it's a huge caseload. you know, some of them were only able to meet with a veteran at the beginning of the pregnancy and maybe once after their pregnancy. some were doing more than that. i just think we've got to take a hard look to make sure that the maternity care coordinators will be in a place where they can do their job and be a partner to the woman who's going through her pregnancy can be an advocate with a community care dark who is handling it. i bring this up because, with maternity care it is all in the community. we have to have ful

if you are not sure, call usle'n oklahoma city, oklahoma. what do you think? caller: i am really confident about the government's ability. i feel like concepts like the government and the economy are actual constructs we can look from. i feel like the best thing to do is be optimistic. there is a lot of different classes of people or people that are in certain classes. i think literacy needs to happen nationwide before we start to point at problematic sources and the inability to be able to control the inflation as a whole. i'm not too old. i'm about 30. i am trying to be as optimistic as i can but in the history of my life, i really feel like it is the economy and society's role morgan speak -- more to speak. the government can't necessarily just control the economy. i don't think they would be able to control any aspect of the economy like inflation and things like that. host: got your point. let's move on to mary in fort washington, maryland. what you think? caller: good morning, c-span. i am very optimistic. biden has been in office for a long time. he kno

we met with clinical care teams and women veteran program managers like stephanie in oklahoma city and in temple, texas, cindy in las vegas, and pat in phoenix -- va employees are serving veterans in creative ways. spending hours doing outreach. thinking of new ways to show veteran women that the va is a place for them. we have seen what leading women's health care means, including at va facilities with dedicated women's clinics, separate entrances, lactation facilities, integrated mental of care and an overall experience designed and delivered for women veterans unique needs. i will tell you that among the va providers and women veterans i've met with last week, the news of the secretary's recent regulatory action was met with approval applause and. we asked unanswered, unequivocally, women veterans want v8 provide the full spectrum of care where they are fully partners in their own health care providers. there was applause at the va, finally joining other health care programs in providing lifesaving reproductive care. and hope that the critical step will be a sign va is ready to trul

we met with clinical care teams and women veteran program managers like stephanie in oklahoma city and in temple, texas, cindy in las vegas, and pat in phoenix -- va employees are serving veterans in creative ways. spending hours doing outreach. thinking of new ways to show veteran women that the va is a place for them. we have seen what leading women's health care means, including at va facilities with dedicated women's clinics, separate entrances, lactation facilities, integrated mental of care and an overall experience designed and delivered for women veterans unique needs. i will tell you that among the va providers and women veterans i've met with last week, the news of the secretary's recent regulatory action was met with approval applause and. we asked unanswered, unequivocally, women veterans want v8 provide the full spectrum of care where they are fully partners in their own health care providers. there was applause at the va, finally joining other health care programs in providing lifesaving reproductive care. and hope that the critical step will be a sign va is ready to trul

the stress very often working condition on their families in the city of oklahoma or under tremendous stress. i really don't know who is stake often mind after stephen. and i hope directors are grossly, and he seemed a can't get to professor before we run out of time these inspectors, they have the weight that their own lives are on the line right now. plus the lines of millions of other people are at stake. right now. what would be your message to them? i asked, i vish them godson speak due diligence in that work on short that they do. however, have the may be asking too much some international atomic energy agency where she scored is a technical organization. the report that them in b, e shrink is gotta be technical, but it's been many layers of political things that are attached. i wish them classes speak. i'm sure they do it, do it is yes, but on the other hand, i thing, but the need is a little bit above and beyond international atomic energy agency, because she's in the domain of un security council professor notch, mundane, miss connie, we appreciate your time in your valuable

people are subject to amended stress, very often working condition on their families in the city of oklahoma or under tremendous stress. and i really don't know the state of the mind of these people and i hope directors are grossly and he seemed they can't get to the professor before you run out of time these inspectors, they have the weight that their own lives are on the line, right. now plus the lines of millions of other people are at stake. right now. what would be your message to them? i asked, i vish them, god says speed. due diligence in that work on short that day too. however, the may be asking too much some international tricare initiation and see where she scored is a technical organization. the report that they have been b, e, shroom is gotta be technical, but it will be many layers of political things are attached. i wish them cause to speak. i'm sure they do it. do, dennis? yes, but on the other hand, i think, but the need is a little bit above and beyond international atomic energy agency, because she's in the domain of un security council professor notch. mundane, miss conni