state. >> now to the bedlam rivalry. oklahoma and oklahoma state. ys delivering in the fourth. 37-yard scamper for the score. eric gray muffs for oklahoma. oklahoma state recovers it within the five. only in a rivalry game. the td, the game winner. oklahoma state roaring back from down nine points to win it 37-33. the first win over ou since 2014. oklahoma state gets baylor in the big 12 title game. the winner has an outside shot at the playoff. if we had to sum up the intensity and passion of rrivaly weekend, it would be this from florida and florida state. helmet pulled off but refusing to go down. heart and determination into the end zone. state bragging rights, both teams are 5-6. bowl eligibility on the line. that's how much this matters to these young men. rivalry weekend brings out the best and sometimes the worst in players and fans. the ups and downs, highs and lows. setting up for an awesome college football playoff rankings coming out. >> it's going to be good. congratulations. i will say it. gotta be a good sport. >> hard to say. >> well

state for sure. another big game on abc tonight, prime time, oklahoma at oklahoma state, cowboys/sooners, two top ten will decide this one? >> yeah, wow. that's a really good question. you look at the cowboys' defense and which is kind of odd because, you know, you look at oklahoma state, they've been known for their offense, but this year they've been doing it predominantly with their defense. and the sooners, okay, lincoln riley, you bring spencer rattler is back, he's the heisman front-runner when the season begins but then he gets benched for caleb williams. caleb williams doesn't play well against baylor, and it's like a quarterback carousel going on. to me it will depend on the cowboys' defense, how they're able to affect the sooners' offense no matter who is at the quarterback position. that's been their recipe for success so far, their defense. keep an eye on the cowboys' defense. oklahoma state, the pokeys, they're one of the best in the country. i'm talking about they're up there with wisconsin and georgia. >> a lot of these rivalries have nicknames. they call it bedlam. is that what they c

the oklahoma state board has twice voted that he should be spared from execution. the oklahoma's governor has thus far not been moved. people moved their feet today in oklahoma to try to call that execution off. today, we got closer to the end of the trial in georgia. where three white men are being trolled for chasing down an armed black man. chasing him down in trucks and shooting him dead. for the grave crime of killing him where they. lived today -- they know what -- ahmaud arbery had been -- the defense council in that case has returned multiple times now to his arguments to the judge that african american pastor showing up at the trial to support aubry's family are in heron late in the breed and should be kept out and away from the trial. the reverend, william barber, who was arrested today, protesting for voting rights at the white house. he also today published this in the washington post. quote, my skin color should not prevent me from attending the trial of ahmaud arbery's accused killer. but when ahmaud aubry's parents reached out to me to invite me to t

four people died when a woman intentionally drove into an oklahoma state university meare happens justays after the verdict in the kyle rittenhouse case in nearby kenosha, but again, authorities have not revealed any potential motive for this parade tragedy. andrew? >> all right, em. thank you. >>> two members of an ohio-based missionary group kidnapped by a gang in haiti have now been released. christian aid ministries says both hostages are safe and in good spirits, but they're not being publicly identified. they were part of a group abducted last month including 16 americans, a canadian and five children. an 8-month-old baby was among them. the gang demanded $1 million per hostage. it's not clear if any ransom has been paid. >>> in georgia, closing arguments are expected today at the trial of three men charged with killing ahmaud arbery. the suspects have claimed self-defense, but the admitted shooter, travis mcmichael, testified last week that arbery made no threats before mcmichael raised his gun. he said arbery who was out jogging, quote, just ran. the three defendants face up to

oklahoma particular there were some gruesome botched executions involving the wrong chemicals that they used the wrong drugs for the legal dose. so they stopped it. this is why they just resumed it. and now both states say that their execution execution procedures are according to law and that they are humane . again, just like oklahoma, just like mississippi other states are now starting to execute inmates as well. and there's a website that keeps track of all these dep penalty informations that are at the non profit. and they said 13 people are actually scheduled to die next year. but other convicted murderers that have been executed just in the last month. you had one that was executed in missouri and another in alabama. so this is becoming now that they have found that they feel like is a day supply of these lethal injections. you're probably going to see this continue . well, and what's interesting about the small is there was kind of like a federal moratorium on this, you know, that was part of the, it's either it's, it's a black and white issue. people who really are pretty like it, or they really think that it's a bad idea. there's not very rarely defined people in between. i want to bring i

game, they have to win this game against iowa state, set up a monitor game of bedlam against oklahoma state 4 eastern time. more people are going to see ucla against usc today the, clay, this rivalry game. >> yeah. look, usc's still got to figure out who their head coach is going to be the, maybe, possibly matt campbell at iowa state at the top of that list. chip kelly has got ucla back, this is a monster rivalry game. i like ucla going up against a rudderless in many ways southern california program. give chip kelly something to celebrate as they roll into the end of the season for the bruins. will: i make five picks every week on the will cain podcast. i weighed in on oklahoma state against texas tech, 8:00. night game in lubbock. i like the points and the upset. what do you like? >> well, they always say college kickers are a disaster except texas tech bombed through a 60-plus-yard field goal to win. they've got a lot of momentum. i think 0.5 is -- 10.5 is too many. i like the over. i like texas tech to cover this game. we talked about oklahoma/oklahoma state, one of the great rivalries

they're the second-highest ranked team in the big 12 find number 9, oklahoma state.t after blowing out tcu. but history shows we're close to how things might look on selection day next month. 24 of them ranked in the top four, and 26 have been ranked in the top six. no team to make the playoffs has ever been ranked lower than ninth. college football remains top-heavy. college hoops, though, had a historic upset on the court an ann arbor, michigan. seton hall stunned rallying to a 67-65 win. over a nonconference ranked in the top five and the first against a top-five team since the second round of the 2008 ncaa tournament. >>> now, to world cup soccer in kingston, the u.s. men's team settled for a 1-1 draw against jamaica. escaping with a point after canada beat mexico. that became provided the best moment of the day. let's watch. >> from the foot. delivers in the box! score! >> not only do we get an iconic "goal" by the announcer, but it's followed by the celebration in the snow. >>> finally, major league baseball, sinaguard goes to the angels. dave kapler spent one

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[cheers] hundreds of death penalty opponents erupted in cheers inside the oklahoma state capitol as news broke that julius jones' life had been spared. but as a condition of granting clemency, governor stitt said jones shall never be eligible for commutation, pardon, or parole for the rest of his life. this is reverend christine byrd, a long-time supporter of julius jones and his family. >> i am overjoyed -- i know some people will not see it as a victory, but his life is spared today so i am thankful there will not be an execution today. would we have wanted something different? yes, but i'm thankful that he will live another day. amy: in louisiana, 75-year-old henry montgomery walked out of angola prison on wednesday, winning parole nearly 58 years after he was sentenced to life in prison for a crime he committed as a teenager. montgomery's case was central to a supreme court ruling that extended the possibility of parole to hundreds of people with life sentences for juvenile crimes. in international news, belarus on thursday opened a heated warehouse to hundreds of asylum seekers who

the oklahoma state homecoming game in 2015 actually had somebody drive on that was on the parade route people. so this is something that is, that law enforcement is keenly focused on. and to that point, the nypd back in 2017, started deploying blocking vehicles around parade routes such as the thanksgiving day parade, heavy blocking vehicles, to stop different vectors of attack from either vehicles that are intended to cause harm or errant vehicles. so this is something that law enforcement has to look at. they have to figure out all of the different threat vectors that would impact that event and then apply the appropriate mitigation where they can. >> all right. some important insights. jonathan, thanks so much for that. appreciate it. >>> just ahead, more of the breaking news. a new round of subpoenas from the select committee investigating the insurrection. i'll speak with one of the committee members, next. woman: i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin, yeah that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing

the oklahoma state pardon and parole board has twice voted he should be spared from execution. the oklahoma governor has thus far not been moved. people moved their feet today in oklahoma to try to get him to call that execution off. >>> today we got closer to the end of the trial in georgia where three white men are being tried for chasing down an unarmed black man named ahmaud arbery, chasing him down in trucks and shooting him dead for the grave crime of him jogging near where they lived. today one of the defendants took the stand in his own defense. he neglected to mention he had intended to citizen's arrest ahmaud arbery. that had been his defense thus far, but he forgot to bring it up when he described how cement the day that he killed ahmaud arbery. the defense counsel on that case has returned multiple times now on his arguments to the judge that african-american pastors showing up at the trial to support arbery's family are inherently intimidating and must be kept out and away from the trial. >>> the reverend william barber, who was arrested today protesting for voting

oklahoma/oklahoma state, two top ten teams. against the beavers.rivalry gam- >> andre: that will be a sneaky good game, north carolina/north carolina state. that will be a good one. the defense playing pretty good football. and mack brown, what does he have up his sleeve for the final regular season game? >> jason: you know how much alumni care about that n.c. state game. that's about to go on espn, by the way. i was going to say, it's been a pleasure covering you football with you gentlemen. paul downstairs, andre up here. >> andre: a lot of fun here. >> jason: and matt austin, who loves the touchback conversation. great to have matt with us, as well, back at home. we enjoy bringing you football. and we enjoy matt austin. he's a wonderful guy. does a great job with the rules. matt, do you have any final thoughts on the touchback discussion to share with us? >> matt: no comment. >> jason: no comment? >> andre: there you go. hey. we see eye-to-eye. >> jason: come on. >> andre: love you, matt. >> jason: i prefer off-the-record ma

jones has yet to waver high school students staged a walkout wednesday, making their way to the oklahoma state >> we want our governor to know, the world is watching, the world is watching, but also the future is watching. [ applause ] >> reporter: the state patrol board has recommended that jones be removed from death row, given questions about the facts and testimony in the case. his family was never called to the stand to vouch for his alibi, and jones claims he was set up by a high school acquaintance who planted the murder weapon in his home. that person was sent tensed to life for his role in the crime but released early as part of a plea agreement to testify against jones. the governor is reportedly praying about this decision. shep >> updates tomorrow. valerie, thank you >>> 41 months in prison. that's the sentence handed down today to the man nope as the qanon shamen his real name is jacob chancely. these images of him made him sort of the poster child of the january 6 attack there he had maded guilty to a single charge of obstruction of official proceeding. in court, he took responsi

mcneil and an agent from the oklahoma state bureau of investigation interviewed her again at the hospitalime is 1:23 in the morning. what's your first name? >> becky bryan. >> becky talked about how close she and keith were especially after they made it through that rough patch. >> we were quite in love. i didn't even know he loved me until i filed for divorce. he really came to play. >> the investigators went over step by step how the shooting went down. >> what are you looking for when you go into that conference room to interview becky? >> how does this person know keith, can she describe him better, you know, things like that. >> and the door opened, and we were watching a loud movie, "carrie," and this young kid about 25 years old walks into the house and comes over to the carpet, and my husband didn't even have time to turn around. i looked just in time to see, and then he come up from here and he shot him in the head right here. >> point blank. >> point blank, right here. >> it was then becky said that the shooter turned and spoke. >> it was unbelievably hideous but this guy, this

state. but to the extent that this very narrow interpretation of public nuisance law by the oklahoma court, which was very narrow, narrow, or even a california court, that that would, that will affect other cases. emory, how much then does this ruling mark the later set back for state, some local governments who are trying to hold big pharma responsible for the opioid epidemic? i think it's a said back now just as a matter of the public nuisance law, but as a matter of what was said earlier, that 465000000 wasn't even enough to keep certain clinics open for a year. there's not enough money in the united states, much less the settlement to a b o b with crisis. so both the removal of this money from the abatement plan for now, as well as the delay of paying out anything to update the crisis is significant for everyone trying to fight the ban demik and all the families affected by that. and demick a maria, just for our international audience. we're watching this program. i mean, this was a decision by a state court, but a federal court recently granted sweeping legal immunity to the sack of fam

oklahoma. i tell you, even in a fairly small state like oklahoma which has i think 96 counties, a very small state where i grew up canadian county which is west of oklahoma city, slightly northwest of oklahoma city and the county seat is lb now, this is the land of the planes people, the land where i grew up had been taken away from the southern cheyenne nation. they are still there, but with-- the land was allotted in the late 19th century so they have only very small travel headquarters, but the comanches, southern cheyenne are the people in the area i grew up. i never even went to tulsa or osage country or even knew it existed when i was growing up. it's very provincial in oklahoma by sections of the state, central southeast, southwest, you know northeast and people don't get much out of their counties much less to you know several counties away, so i went to tulsa for the first time only since i moved to california. i finally visited tulsa seemed like beautiful cities and oklahoma city much more eastern kind of city that was settled by a lot of the entre nous are from the east so it's a very d

and birderoi with the oil and gas in the violence at the base of that development in oklahoma even in a fairly small statehoma even if it is 96 counties in a small state, i grew up in canadian county slightly northwest and the countyhi seat, this is the land of the planes people land riker up they are still there but it was allotted in the late 19th century with the tribal headquarters and with the southern cheyenne in the area that i grew up i never even went to tulsa and didn't even know that it existed. it's very provincial in oklahoma by sections of the state. central, southeast, southwest northwest and northeast and people don't get much out of their counties from several counties away so i went to tulsa for the first time since i moved to california i finally visited it seems like a much more beautiful city settled by entrepreneurs so it is a very different place and where i grew up it is more southern and southern baptist to be more like the south so it gets out into the planes so i didn't know anything or have any knowledge only what i have read and i have several osage friends and when they were

oklahoma. in a small state like oklahoma which i think has 96 counties, where i grew up in canadian countyty in oklahoma city northwest of oklahoma city and the county seat is -- this is the land of the plains people. the land where grew up had been taken away from thee southern cheyenne. they arere still there but the land was allotted in the late 19th century where they have a small tribal headquarters but they qaeda look comanche -- kiowa comanche in the area where i grew up. i never went to tulsa and didn't even know it existed when i was growing up. it's very provincial in oklahoma by sections of the state, central, southeast, southwest, northwest, northeast and people don't get much out of their counties much less several counties away. i went to tulsa for the first time and only since i moved to california. it was a much more beautiful city than oklahoma city and it was so much more eastern city settled by a lot of entrepreneurs so it's a very different place than where i grew up which was more southern, southern baptist and more like the south. even though it's the plains and it gets ou

the 6th, the top court in the us state of oklahoma has overturned a $465000000.00 ruling against drug make a johnson and johnson over its alleged part in the nation's opioid crisis. the pharmaceutical john was accused of fueling the epidemic through deceptive marketing . but the time a supreme court has ruled the de la cord wrongly interpreted the states public nuisance law in 2019 or a half a 1000000 people in the u. s. died from period overdoses. in the last 2 decades in miami, that's quite a reversal, isn't it? it is essentially, this was the 1st case to be kind and i was there the day that the judge made that room ruling in norman oklahoma and essentially all the other states we're looking at this is the template of how to make big pharmaceutical companies like johnson and johnson pay for the damage they say they have done. there are 2700 pending court cases. and what the supreme court no close said was look, you misuse this public nuisance law. so now they've thrown that entire case out. i remember very distinctly outside the courtroom meeting, a mother who lost her son. he'd bee

s. state of oklahoma has overturned a $465000000.00 opioid ruling against drug make a johnson and johnson. the pharmaceutical giant was accused of fueling the appeared epidemic which has killed more than half a 1000000 americans through deceptive marketing. more on the story with andy gallagher and miami. there are 2700 other pending legal cases, but what makes this one so significant today is it was seen as the template. it was the 1st time big pharmaceutical companies were in court and were held responsible for the opioid epidemic. so if that is the template, i think all the other states that are taking legal action against johnson and johnson and other big pharmaceutical companies will take know basically what the oklahoma high court said was that the a public nuisance law they were trying to use in this case was far too broad, they say that doesn't take away from the tragedy of the opioid crisis that really plagues this nation. so i wouldn't say that johnson and johnson, nor many other big pharmaceutical companies, are off the hook. and in and in fact, big pharmaceutical companies are

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oklahoma, i was that the date, the judge made this ruling. it was a latin mark case, the 1st of its kind, but there are 2700 other cases in all other states in this nation. and this was being seen as a template to hold big pharmaceutical companies responsible for the pure epidemic. so if they were watching this, they can see how oklahoma went wrong and what the implications are for all these other cases going on. so it is a significant ruling. i remember meeting outside the court house, a doctor who ran clinic for people who was suffering from addiction and a mother who lost her son to opioids. and they were both extremely happy with that ruling. but clearly. 6 it looks like this will have ramifications for all these other cases across the united states. just to give you some idea of how bad this is between 9972017400000 people died. in this case, an open lloyd's were involved in all those death cases. i think legal fight will carry on. i. but this is certainly a major blow to those states hoping to get some money out of big pharmaceutical companies for the period epidemic. thank you that and a galico in miami from san beneath, i have signed

state of oklahoma has overturn add $465 million opioid ruling against drug maker johnson manned johnsonthey were accused of fuel thing opioid epidemic that which has killed millions of americans through deceptive marketing. andy gallagher with more. andy: there are 2, 700 other pending legal cases. but what makes this one so significant is it was seen as the template. it was the first time big pharmaceutical companies were in court and were held responsible for the opioid epidemic so if that is the template, i think all the other states that are taking legal action against johnson manned johnson and other big pharmaceutical companies will say no. basically what the oklahoma high court said was that the public nuisance law they were trying to use in this case was far too broad. they say that doesn't take away from the tragedy of the opioid crisis that really plagues this nation. i wouldn't say that johnson and johnson or many other pharmaceutical companies are off the hook and in the, big pharmaceutical companies are offering about $4 billion to settle all these cases at once. but i reme

that. >> you do not have the authority to make rules and regulations which knowingly violate oklahoma stateions on staff under threat of terminations for people to be fired. >> mike: mcdaniel says the law prevents the school boards from implementing mandates but not him, the superintendent, and for the moment a court has enjoined the law from going into effect. the fired teachers showed up for class at the start of the school year but were sent home for not wearing the masks. their status was suspended with pay at least until last night. sandra. >> sandra: we'll follow it. john. >> john: a new twist. san francisco not wasting any time. hours after the feds ok'd the pfizer campaign for kids five to 11 the city will require children in the age yup to show they got the shots before they can go places like restaurants and sporting events. claudia cowan live outside a walgreens in san francisco. >> that's right, john, san francisco families have two months to get their little kids fully vaccinated if they want to take them to places like indoor restaurants. theaters, gyms, other venues are paren

you spoke a good deal about local and state partnerships in your hometown in oklahoma that helps strengthen infrastructure and local supply chains. how can we duplicate these type of investments in other states where potentially partnering with hbcus and msi's? >> well in oklahoma, we had $10 million allocated of the cares for money to go to this project. we had 196 applicants in our state apply for that grant money. there was enough money to go around and there were 40 operations that were funded out of that 19 new facilities either online or will be online by the end of the year. and this was all administrated through the oklahoma agriculture department, food and forestry, very successful program. you know, a lot of times things we do in government does not in this case, this program really works. get the money out to the states, get the capital out there to get these small plants going. but don't forget to get us some federal inspectors as well. >> well, that's great. you know, it's no secret that the agriculture industry has struggled to retain reliable, consistent and well trained work

already seen as an issue in terms of suppressing the vote in certain states and cuts down on access to voting. in missouri and oklahoma and other states, legislators have introduced even more extreme bills which did not pass that would have allowed these officials to directly overturn legitimate election results. in an atmosphere where we are seeing challenges to the legitimacy of the vote, to the legitimacy of our elections, how much of a threat is this? >> i think the georgia law in particular is really threatening, to have a politician basically who is empowered to essentially determine the outcome of the election. unfortunately, what happened in a lot of these places, there was a ton of pressure from trump supporters who bought into the big lie that there was this massive fraud that occurred and their reaction was to do these things and you know, i think that democrats -- look, if you're poor if you are young, if you are a veteran, if you are older, if you are a person of color, it generally is harder for you to vote in this country. it has been that way for a while. i think that there is -- i think that every ele

state. but to the extent that this very narrow interpretation a public nuisance law by the oklahoma court, which was very narrow, narrow, or even in the california court that that would, that will affect other cases. the federal issues involving the factors are not applicable to how a state would interpret its own public nuisance law and other states are free to and will be presented with the opportunity. if these cases don't all settle to interpret public nuisance law under their own states version of that law in future cases, there's not enough money in the united states, much less the settlements to a b o b with crisis. so both the removal of this money from the abatement plan for now, as well as the delay of paying out anything to update. the crisis is significant for everyone trying to fight the pandemic and all the families affected by this. and then on increasingly tens, political deadlock can boast now to a governor's raising concerns the country could return to war. it's been nearly 3 decades since the 3 main ethnic groups signed a us back piece deal. when now demand some autonomy from

oklahoma, baylor, tcu, michigan state, oklahoma state, or tie. >> michigan state. >> i'm going to sayl fat boys pizza eating championship? >> i'm going to say e, 7, because that seems like a lot. >> yeah, i'm going to say six, c. >> john? >> 7.5. all the way. >> next, which qb will throw the most touchdowns on sunday? rachel: i'm going to say a tom brady because i actually know that name and he's very cute. brian: i'm going to say justin herbert, d. >> john? >> i'm going to say zach presco tt, because i don't know who he is and i'm going with him. brian: you don't know who he? the cowboys quarterback. >> [laughter] >> and rachel? i'm cute too but i can't throw touchdowns, which state will the winner of the 2021 bands of america grand national championship come from, kentucky , ohio, south carolina, texas, indiana, or other? rachel: i'm going to say texas. brian: that's a good one. i'm going to say ohio. john? >> i'm going to say ohio that's where i came from. rachel: all right >> there you go, how many tweets will elon musk tweet between friday and sunday? rachel: eight or more. he li

s. state of oklahoma has overturned day $465000000.00 appeared, ruling against the drug, make a johnson and johnson it ruled at a lower court wrongly interpreted the states public nuisance law in 2019, the pharmaceutical giant was accused of fueling the opioid epidemic and witnesses a protest as of set fire to a police station in the tennessee and city of agora. it follows rallies this week against the decision to re open a lungful site. it was closed earlier this year. but those were the headlines. the news continues here. now to 0 of the witness states with them to watch bye for now . there are some things you can never forget than there are scenes which will be etched in your memory forever. in syria, we documented atrocities and in the northern city of a leper, we witnessed something. we will never unsee the bodies bound and executed their hands, tied the gunshot wounds to their heads were bad enough. but watching the relatives identify their loved ones. that's one of the hardest things i've ever done. as hard as it was, we had and needed to film. it is maybe one day, those responsi

s. state of oklahoma as overturned a $465000000.00 opioid ruling against the drug make a johnston. johnson the pharmaceutical giant was accused of feeling the opioid epidemic which has killed more than half a 1000000 americans through deceptive marketing. fransen beneath have reached an agreement to return 26 historical artifacts to the african nation. some of africa's most significant artworks are looted by french colonial troops back in the 19th century. so those were the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera. after witness state you, thanks for watching. i talked to al jazeera, we ask, how would you these lines i learned relationship with the us? we listen copies 19 is not all 4 of 19 there's been terrible demonstration of the failure of human. so we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on voucher sera. a problem with what it was. i mean let me see the account with you want to about quarter to i wouldn't. okay. well, i know the bottom of, i believe, at least in terms of being the most like muslims have developed a more discounts he was,

s. state of oklahoma has overturned a $465000000.00. oh, pure ruling against drug make at johnston. johnson. the pharmaceutical giant was accused of fueling the opioid epidemic, which has killed more than half a 1000000 americans through deceptive marketing. and new reports as human rights abuses, including killings and torture by me and mars military could amount to war crimes. since february school, hundreds of thousands have been displaced on 3000000 are in desperate need of aid. the group fortify, right says soldiers of new civilians as human shield. that's in the worst effect estate of karen. those were the headlines. amused, continues hair on al jazeera after witness statement. thanks for watching bye. for now. ah ah ah, goodness isn't the center of the work? because he's the only country that is in the 4 cornish, or it's in the north of the south of industry. and it's the east and the west of the international, giggling where the country has that section. so it's right there banging the middle of the distribution. ah, so far away so isolated we thought we were so isolated tha

the influx of texas patients is trading on the state pushing oklahoma city abortion care out of theirmunities to other states like arkansas and kansas. this is what sba intends to do. to allow folks the ability to have it abortion. we know chronic conditions can worsen in pregnancy but not worsen enough to an exception under this law. ob/gyn other printed healthcare providers are confused about how to comply and care for their patients. right now, today, physician and hospital in texas physicians and hospitals in texas are doing lifesaving care for critically ill pink people because of has activity. as a physician in a firsthand abortions save lives. caring for abortions are a blessing abortion is an act of love. abortion is freedom. we need federal protection of abortion care and most of all we need to do to not forget about us. people of texas and other heavily restricted straights and families in our communities. thank you for hearing me today and holding this important hearing. >> thank you for your testimony. professor bridges you are recognized. >> chairman and nadler, ranking m

states military. well, today the department of defense did not mince words about how the vaccination status of oklahomaional guardsmen is not the state's call. pentagon spokesman saying the secretary of defense has the authority to require these vaccines for all members of the force, quote, including the national guard. quote, it is a lawful order. so, again, i want to put this on your radar because this may become a big deal and a worrying deal very quickly. how does this get resolved? both sides are armed. if both the oklahoma national guard and the defense department refuse to back down on this, how does this resolve? what happens after that? especially when all the other republican governors around the country decide they're going to do this and defy lawful us military orders? how does that resolve? do we have history with that in the country? watch this space. this is going to get messy. so you both sleep just right. and it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. so, you can really promise better sleep? yes! you'll know exactly how well you slept,

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s. state of oklahoma has overturned a $465000000.00 opioid ruling against the drug maker, johnson and johnson. it ruled at a lower court wrongly interpreted the states public nuisance law in 2019. the pharmaceutical giant was accused of feeling the opioid epidemic witness to say, protest as of set far to a police station in the tennessean city of arab bit follows ronnie's this week against a decision to reopen a landfill site that was closed earlier this year. so those are the headlines that is, continues here now jazeera after the listening post stage, and thanks for watching by hannah curie. back the pacific island nation, rapidly falling victim to right, the sea levels and the president skilfully commanding the stage of climate change. diplomacy, whom do we appeal to for our people right to survive and the challenge of clarity with can he security to the he seems to be stateless people. what he's going to happen to us is going to be the fate of ferris willful witness. and no one else is. here. we have a responsibility to get a climate story. this november lead us from around the wo

. >>> in oklahoma now the fate of a death row inmate who is set to be executed today lies in the hands of the state's governor. the oklahoma pardon and parole board voted this month to recommend granting clemency to julius jones. it's also recommended commuting his sentence to life in prison. jones has been on death row for nearly 20 years after he was convicted in a deadly 1999 shooting. he maintains his innocence and claims that he was framed by the actual killer. last night, supporters for jones gathered outside of governor kevin stitt's house calling on jones' execution to be canceled. and earlier in the day, jones' mother made a lee from capitol. -- plea from the state capitol. thing. if you think julius is guilty, give him a fair trial! do it over again! do it right! >> prosecutors say jones and his defense teams are being dishonest in omitting key facts in the case. >>> and this morning, jury deliberations enter a third day in the homicide trial of kyle rittenhouse. his lawyers are asking for a mistrial again. at issue, the quality of drone video used in closing arguments. bradley blackburn is

s. state of oklahoma has overturned a $465000000.00 opioid ruling against the drug, make a johnston, johnson, the supreme court, their rule that a lower court wrongly interpreted the states public nuisance. lauren 2019 pharmaceutical giant was accused of fueling the opioid epidemic, which has killed more than half a 1000000 americans through deceptive marketing. and there been violent protests in bolivia against the new law meant to tackle eliza profit. several unions and political groups have gone on strike using the government of using the law to target critics. but it is a socialist. government says the opposition plotting a coup. it's been a growing political divide since its former leader, even morales resigned in the wake of protests in 2019. and general electric has announced its splitting into 3 public companies. the u. s. multinational says it wants to simplify its business, reduce debt and boosted share price. the split march, the end of an era of the 129 year old company, which has been a global symbol of american business power. so those were the headlines. the news contin

the temp caught in the state of oklahoma as overturned a $465000000.00 opioids willing against drug make a johnson and johnson. the pharmaceutical giant was accused of fueling the opioid epidemic which has killed more than half a 1000000 americans through deceptive marketing. general electric is announced at splitting into 3 public companies. the u. s. multinational says it wants to simplify its business, reduce debt, and boost its share price. the split marks the end of an era for the 129 year old company, which has been a global symbol of america's business power. and india's taj mahal has been shouted in smoke with air pollution hitting dangerous levels across new delhi. and other parts of the north, the severe d, far sorry, deterioration in air quality is being blamed on farmers violating a bad on crop burning, and people ignoring about on fireworks to celebrate the valley. i will leave it there for today. darren's with you in half an hour's time on al jazeera for you latest news. earth rises next. china has been very strategic in the way it's expanding a sweet indian ocean. what is

voted to recommend to the governor that this execution be state, they did so three to what the state of oklahomah quite ugly, is a state generally a fan of the death penalty. there's to be no date -- doubt about it, they need to stop execution and they need to reopen the trial. amy: thank you for being with us, ben jealous, president of people for the american way, former president of the naacp. headed out to the white house today, about 100 people are expected to be arrested into voting rights demonstration. thank you for being with us. as we move on to what is happening in congress today, this is democracy now!n democracy now! [captioning made possible by democracy now!] republican congressman or paul gosar faces censure for his posting of an animated video on social media where he murders congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez and attacks president biden. the censure resolution is the most severe form of punishment in the house. congressman gosar will be required to stand in the well of the house while the resolution is read. the house will also vote to strip gosar of his assignments on the