your kids have to know that for america to be great. >> trace: superintendent ryan walters, pastor ryanup in tonight's viral videos. welcoming a baby pygmy hippo that has gotten over 15 million views on social media. the zoo says they will release the official name in july after the public's had a chance to weigh in. aircraft backed up today. a total of 23 flights cancelled because the plane had its breaks overheat blocking the runway of london airport tough way to start the weekend but better safe than sorry. >>> the lakers drafted ronnie james, lebron james oldest sun and the second round of the draft. is to be the first ever father sent to multiply on the same team at the same time in nba history. if you have a bible video to share share with us @tracegallagher or @foxnewsnight on social media. >> i am in north carolina for one reason. i intend to win the state in november. [cheers and applause] >> when you get knocked down you get back up. >> give that teleprompter a raise and a promotion. that might do it. >> trace: still to come the question that everybody is asking. will bide and

the brand i trust. >> ♪ ♪ >> jonathan: were back with the amount nightcap," -- and ryan walters. g burgum is on president -- former president de la cruz vp like -- list but i currently he cried a lot and people thank that might be a fatal flaw with mr trump who famously doesn't like men crying so is it a fatal flaw? rob i heard that you shared a tear when you walk in to the studio and realized it was me rather than trace gallagher tonight. is crying a fatal flaw for abp? >> is not a fatal flaw but for other things are fatal flaws. -- -- other fatal fluid -- you better be dynamic. -- >> jonathan: dr, is crying -- crying is good for us internet? >> you know, i think it is and i had the pleasure of meeting governor burgum a week ago. i think he is passionate, is poised, he's very kind. i don't think crying is a problem but i always think, what it -- what does iran think that what that's putting think up with the china think, you know? >> they don't like the chr christ. >> is it a sign-up creek -- weakness? >> jonathan: kevin koe. in touch with your feelings what say you? [laughter] i

and that's what ryan walters called for when he spoke about his memo that he just released to all the superintendents of his state. and it's a huge problem. church state separation protects everyone's religious freedom in this country, it is what protects everyone's right to live as themselves elves and believe as they choose. and what we're seeing is a backlash against recent progress in our country towards equality for all right, the advent of marriage equality, the first black president, the first black and female vice president, that religious pluralism and diversity of today, it's a backlash do you have any concerns that this supreme court with its current makeup may see things differently? well, that's the other thing that's going on. >> i mean, there is an effort to bring all cases challenging long-standing precedent to this supreme court because they have demonstrated that they are allies to the christian nationalist movement. and in fact, one of the justices, alito even has flown the symbolic christian nationalist appeal to heaven flag in front of his vacation home. so that's

let's bring in ryan walters, great to have you on the show.c up because i think it's instructive we are only talking about four states, nearly three quarters of a billion dollars, california 188 million, 239 million new york. i know it's not as prevalent in oklahoma but you can see how this is impacting not only the funds that are going to public schools but also the education level because a lot of these kids are having to give up their time learning to teach kids that don't speak the language to learn. >> trace, we are seeing it here. we are not a border state but now under the biden administration every state is becoming a border state. we have a district seeing over 80 new illegal immigrant students per week. this is throughout the year, this is the end of the school year, our schools are being overrun, joe biden is making the southern states pay for his border crisis and what we have to do is we have to account for every illegal immigrant and send the bill to the federal government. this is on joe biden, not on the southern states. we hav

. >> ryan walters because the oklahoma superintendent has made a name for himself in recent years fort he views as the liberal indoctrination of public school students in oklahoma. and it also comes at a time where right-wing christian conservatives across the country pushing religious education into public school classrooms in a statement, ryan walters wrote that he believes that all teachers must teach from the bible, that the foundational documents used for the constitution in the u.s. and the birth of this country are necessary historical documents that students must understand to have an appreciation and understanding of western civilization. as you can imagine, there has been intense pushback on and walters statement. the group americans united for separation of church and state says that walters is abusing his power, that he is trampling religious freedoms and that this move here is unconstitutional. other religious groups are also saying that they're concerned about what this will mean for the environment in the classrooms as well. >> it is definitely treading on very thin ice

. >> ryan walters, the oklahoma superintendent, has made a name for himself in recent years for going after what he views as the liberal indoctrination of public schools hello students in oklahoma. and it also comes at a time where right-wing christian conservatives across the country are pushing religious education into public school cool classrooms in a statement, ryan walters wrote that he believes that all teachers must teach from the bible, that the foundational documents used for the constitution in the u.s. and the birth of this country are necessary historical documents that students must understand to have an appreciation and understanding of western civilization as you can imagine, there has been intense pushback on walters statement the group americans united for separation patient of church and state says that walters is abusing his power, that he is trampling religious freedoms, and that this move here is unconstitutional. other religious groups are also saying that they're concerned about what this will mean for the environment in the classrooms as well. >> it is definit

pushback on the superintendent, the americans united for separation of church and state says that ryan walters is abusing his power, that this edict is unconstitutional, and that he is trapped coupling religious freedoms in the country. other critics non-christian critics, are coming out against what walters has said as well it is definitely treading on very thin ice when it comes to the idea of religious freedom and the establishment clause of the constitution. this underlying assumption of the first amendment has allowed me as a jewish person to grow up in this country without fear that my governmental institutions are going to oppress me and sarah, what ryan walters edict that yesterday about teaching the bible and ten commandments school, what it really doesn't lay out his exactly please specifically, how the bible and the ten commandments would be incorporated specific lindy into each different kind of class and subject matter across schools in the state. >> but despite hi, all of that, there's just still been a great deal of pushback on what the superintendent is pushing for now, sarah.

oklahoma's superintendent ryan walters, calling the bible a necessary historical document to teach our kids about the history of this country. the move coming just days after louisiana became the first state to require all public school classrooms to display the ten commandments. texas and utah weighing similar laws. civil liberties groups are already suing louisiana, arguing its new law is unconstitutional and violates the separation of church and state. the move by oklahoma, they say, is part of a larger trend. i think they are emboldened by this supreme court. >> i think the religious extremists saw the success they had with roe v wade and are feeling emboldened all around the country. that is one of the reasons you're seeing this wave of christian nationalism rising right now. >> oklahoma says it will provide instructions to its school districts on how to implement this policy in the upcoming school year, but the state superintendent says strict and immediate compliance is expected. matt rivers, abc news, los angeles. matt. >> thank you. some new york city streets are about to have

. >> superintendent ryan walters now requiring all public schools to include the bible as part of the curriculum, effective immediately. schools will also be required to refer to the bible and ten commandments. civil rights groups decried the requirement, saying it trampled on students' rights of freedom of religion. >>> pichief arredondo saw the botched response to the may 2022 massacre where officers waited in the hallway while school children were being shot dead. he was released on bond last night and did not respond to request for comment. >>> new turbulence for boeing. it comes as the company is getting an inside look at the safety changes it's making in its factories. here's tom costello. >> reporter: already under faa and ens ntsb investigation. >> we believe that plug was opened without the correct paperwork. >> reporter: the ntsb says those comments blatantly violated ntsb investigative regulations that prohibit anyone from releasing information until an investigation is complete. boeing said we deeply regret that some of our comments intended to make clear our responsibilit

. >> superintendent ryan walters now requiring all public schools to include the bible as part of the curriculum in grades 5-12 effective immediately. they will be expected to refer to the bible and the ten commandments as having influence on our constitution. civil rights supporters accuse him of using his office to impose his own religious beliefs. >>> now to gaza where the war rages on. for months, nbc news has been tracking a behind-the-scenes effort to evacuate critically ill and starving children from the war zone. andrea mitchell has the story. >> reporter: desperately ill children rescued from gaza. most doctors say with treatable cancers but unable to get chemotherapy and drug transfusions because of the war. our crew was there as they boarded a bus and ambulances. children like this 11-year-old, know no longer able to lift a bottle of water, his mother says he's losing weight, needs a blood transfusion and is scared and in pain. unable to walk, he's carried to an ambulance. >> and 6-year-old juri, treated for brain cancer in a hospital in gaza until it was bombed. losing str

. >> reporter: oklahoma's superintendent ryan walters calling the bible "a necessary historical documentach our kids about the history of this country." the move coming just days after louisiana became the first state to require all public school classrooms to display the ten commandments. texas and utah are weighing similar laws. civil liberties groups are already suing louisiana, arguing its new law is unconstitutional and violates the separation of church and state. today's move by oklahoma, they say, is part of a larger trend. >> i think they are emboldened by this supreme court. i think the religious extremists saw the success they had with roe versus wade and are feeling emboldened all around the country. that is one of the reasons that you're seeing this wave of christian nationalism rising right now. >> reporter: david, oklahoma will be giving its school districts instructions on how to implement this policy for the upcoming school year, but the state superintendent says strict and immediate compliance is expected. david? >> david: matt rivers in los angeles tonight. matt, thank

. >> reporter: margaret, oklahoma state school superintendent ryan walters directed public schools to the bible as a teaching tool for students in 5th through 12th grade when they're being taught history or civilization and its influence on the u.s. constitution. walters said the state may supply teaching materials at taxpayer expense, adding strict compliance is expected. the state attorney general's office told me it doesn't see the memo as a mandate and pointed to state law saying that lessons and textbook choices are made locally by districts. critics say walters can't use state money to buy bibles and expect his move to be challenged in court. >> margaret: and oversees now to gaza and that problematic pier the u.s. military built off the coast to bring aid to civilians. cbs's imtiaz tyab reports there is more trouble ahead. >> reporter: not only is the $230 million u.s. military built pier being dismantled yet again because of bad weather, margaret, it may not be reinstalled. we traveled on a u.s. military vessel to the temporary platform just this week. even in calm seas, it cla

and also now the state superintendent named ryan walters, who is very kind of on a crusade against criticalrace theory. at one point a while ago, he was questioned about tulsa massacre and had a quote along the lines of, well, it wasn't really about race. and so it's kind of a situation where though technically the state is required to teach students, there's a lot of pressure, teachers feel, to not teach the history. and i can also say, actually, that i spoke to some at oklahoma state last fall read my book in the class. so a lot of those who are from oklahoma and they had not learned about it in their schools, that's current, you know, 18, 19 year olds are not getting this history, unfortunately. i was at greenwood two years or so ago. how did the area become this sort of upscale, artsy, you know, very, very artsy. thank you. the question. so, as i mentioned in my talk it is definitely a space that's transformed a lot. so a lot of areas that are don't really serve the shop or bring the community. there's kind of two steps to how it transformed the first with urban renewal. so the vast maj

thursday to begin incorporating the bible into lessons. 0klahoma republican state superintendent ryan waltersing charles to mark armed forces day, which celebrates the work of the united kingdom's military community, veterans and their families. and queen camilla released a rare national statement, paying tribute to the efforts of the military. graham satchell reports. i'm deeply honoured tojoin i'm deeply honoured to join you all on armed forces day, whether in this country or overseas, we celebrate the service of men and women in our military and thank you all for everything you do to protect this country of ours. abs, everything you do to protect this country of ours. a message of support _ this country of ours. a message of support from _ this country of ours. a message of support from queen - this country of ours. a message of support from queen camilla l of support from queen camilla on armed forces day. in it, she remembers those who have made the ultimate sacrifice and celebrates what she calls the incredible bravery of the armed forces as they face different challenges around the wor

that's what state superintendent ryan walters promised in the memo to oklahoma state schools.and every classroom in the state will have a bible in the classroom and will be teaching from the bible. >> reporter: reaction has been swift. >> i wanted to be able to come here and thank superintendent walters. >> reporter: while support for the move has been loud, so, too, is the backlash. americans united for separation for church and state are looking at options. this is textbook christian nationalism. >> is there any attention to create more christians within the state of oklahoma? >> that's not the goal of the act here. the goal is to have an accurate view of american history. >> reporter: walters pushed back if non-christian students entering classrooms with a bible feel welcome. >> you don't change history because of your feelings. >> that could have an impact on the court according to angela citidello. >> i feel the historical intention behind it is the strongest argument. >> reporter: this is just one week after the governor required the ten commandments be displayed in clas

order applies to students from fifth grade through high school, republican state superintendent ryan waltersrstone of western civilization and that its use in classrooms is mandatory. >> the bible is a necessary historical document to teach our kids about the history of this country, to have a complete understanding of western civilization, to have an understanding of the basis of our legal system, the freedom from religion foundation has vowed to take legal action to try to block the order from going into effect in oklahoma public schools. >> former donald trump adviser steve bannon is due to report to prison next week. the supreme court rejected steve bannon's latest attempt to delay his prison sentence. the longtime trump ally will serve four months for defying a congressional subpoena as part of an investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol. bannon must turn himself in on monday, coming up on ktvu news at 630, the sharks get their man coming up. >> we'll take you live to a draft watch party where san jose fans are celebrating that number one draft pick and a ticket to ride.

superintendent ryan walters, now requiring all public schools to include the bible as part of the curriculumimmediately, schools will also be required to refer to the bible and the ten commandments. civil rights groups say the requirement tramples on student freedom of religion, and police are searching for thieves who rammed a car into a san francisco cigarette shop and ransacked it. this happened around three wednesday morning at the cigarettes cheaper on 17th and geary in the richmond district. you can see right there a stream of people running into the store. police say around ten people took off in three cars. the owners say that the break in caused about $50,000 in damage. no arrests have been made. i new this morning hearing aids can slow cognitive impairment. that is according to research presented at a society of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging annual meeting. so the pictures here on your screen are those of a patient's brain that suffers from cognitive impairment and untreated hearing loss. the images of the same patient's brain two years later, on the bottom part of the scr

in making his announcement, ryan walters said quote, the bible is a necessary historical document toabout the history of this country. the justice department announced charges today against nearly 200 people in a nationwide crackdown on healthcare fraud schemes. doctors, nurse practitioners, and others are accused of filing false claims worth more than $2.7 billion. the alleged scams include, wholesalers distributing mislabeled hiv drugs from black-market sources, facilities grossly overcharging terminally-ill medicare patients, and the unlawful distribution of millions of adderall pills that weren't medically necessary. in announcing the charges, attorney general merrick garland said such crimes deserve punishment. >> i want to be clear, it does not matter if you're a trafficker in a drug cartel or a corporate executive or medical professional employed by a healthcare company, if you profit from the unlawful distribution of controlled substances, you will be held accountable. amna: as part of the crackdown, officials seized over $230 million in assets, including cash, luxury cars, a

that's superintendent ryan walters using the power of his government office to impose his personal religious views. and frankly, political agenda on families and students in public schools across the entire state. that's not education. it's indoctrination, it's not teaching, it's preaching. well, as i understand it, state law, there does let schools and i suppose the superintendent decide on instruction, curriculum, and reading list so does that fall under his authority he was clear in his memo that he sent to all the superintendents that what he's trying to get them to do is teach core value, right? >> and that is preaching, that isn't teaching when you're using the bible that way for educational support and instructional off the court as he says, he has shown his true motive. he has supported a ten commandments display in every classroom in the state that bill didn't pass into law, but he must be very green with envy that it did recently in louisiana where we filed a lawsuit with some of our allies. he has supported the nation's first public religious school if st. isidore, which was set t

. >>> oklahoma superintendent ryan walters has ordered all public school students in grades 5-12 to learnst be put into the curriculum right now. >> the bible is a necessary historical document to teach our kids about the history of this country. every teacher, every classroom in the state will have a bible in the classroom, and we will be teaching from bible in classroom. >> all right. earlier in the week, the oklahoma supreme court struck down the use of funds for charter schools as unconstitutional, and what is going to happen with this one? since the announcement, several groups including the tulsa community and the tulsa jewish community and the chapter of islamic foundation have also instituted lawsuits. that does it for me. does it f. deep down, i knew something was wrong. since my fatigue and light-headedness would come and go, i figured it wasn't a big deal. then i saw my doctor and found out i have afib, and that means there's about a 5 times greater risk of stroke. symptoms like irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light- headedness ca

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