sean: speaking of investment, states invest a lot of money, right? i imagine the state of oklahomawhat is the state of oklahoma doing to ensure you are looking after it so it is not going to type on this? >> we have corrected legislation that requires and defies what a duty is. we are combining that so the sole duty is seeking the highest return for the pension beneficiaries in the state. you have to take first on your pages in your state. those can be trillions of dollars we are talking about. you have to take on the contracts and the vendors of the state and ensuring whoever the state is doing business with they elect to do business with their companies do not subscribe to esg policies. that is very important and maximize outcomes for the state. you have to also empower your executive branch to go after and root out these types of systematic political activism tactics by the left. it can be making sure you empower your attorney general's in your state, the governor of your state to have full control of the executive branch of government. in the state of oklahoma, two years ago we

work with our advisors to stop. >> speaking of investment in a lot of money, states invest a lot of money. i imagine the state of oklahomaension fund et cetera interests a lot of money. what is the state of oklahoma doing to ensure you are looking after it so that it's not going to be esg type funds? >> we have crafted legislation that requires and defines what a fiduciary duty is. we are confining that to the sole fiduciary duty seeking outt the highest return for the pension beneficiaries in the state. you have to take first, take on your pensions in your state. those can be trillions of dollars that we are talking about. second, you have to take on the contracts and the vendors of the state to ensure whoever the state is doing business with, whoever they elect to do business with in the business, that their companies do not subscribe to esg policies. that's very important in protecting and maximizing outcomes for the state. third, you have to also in power yourur executive branch to go after and root out these types of systematic political activism tactics by the left which could be making sure you empower your attorn

sean: speaking of investment, states invest a lot of money, right? i imagine the state of oklahomaing to ensure you are looking after it so it is not going to type on this? >> we have corrected legislation that requires and defies what a duty is. we are combining that so the sole duty is seeking the highest return for the pension beneficiaries in the state. you have to take first on your pages in your state. those can be trillions of dollars we are talking about. you have to take on the contracts and the vendors of the state and ensuring whoever the state is doing business with they elect to do business with their companies do not subscribe to esg policies. that is very important and maximize outcomes for the state. you have to also empower your executive branch to go after and root out these types of systematic political activism tactics by the left. it can be making sure you empower your attorney general's in your state, the governor of your state to have full control of the executive branch of government. in the state of oklahoma, two years ago we pass house bill 1236 i was exci

of up to 15 years, the patriots are mastering the united states is completing the preparation of the first ukrainian battery of this anti-aircraft missile complex at a military base in the state of oklahomahe director of operations of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states, general douglas sims, said, he assured that the ukrainian the defenders will use the patriot and with the same skill that they demonstrate every day in their air defense, he also noted to everyone that the united states and its allies have already trained more than 4,000 defenders and added that training continues throughout europe. earlier, the ministry of defense said that our fighters are undergoing a shortened training program since they sent specialists there who already have experience in working with ppp systems and effectively use them, the united states did not find evidence of embezzlement of military aid to ukraine or its improper use instead, ukrainian units on the front lines effectively use security assistance in the field every day, the pentagon said, in particular, the us adapted its reporting practice to combat conditions to avoid the risk of illegal diversion of aid, a head-on collision betwe

petriv systems will soon be completed, the training course is taking place in the usa in the state of oklahomathe equipping of the first battery in ukraine , the patriot, is nearing the finish line, reported general douglas sims, also the general, noted that since january, more than a thousand ukrainians have trained the american military, and a total of 4,000 during the year, mr. ihor and here is a patriot, when we will finally see them in ukraine. what effect can we expect, well, the question is obvious, although at the same time when the irish appeared inasambs, we saw recently in the e-e answer the commander of the air force who said that 10 out of 10 hits are definitely true, but i want to say that the fight against missiles is especially ballistic, and this type of missile, the iskander m, is ballistic winged, but they have ballistics, and we already know the kinozhal, and this year, at the beginning of the year, they put zircon missiles on combat duty - they are from submarines, and the first ship that went on duty has a long range and even more speed. that is, all these rockets have th

office of the voice of america ostap yarysh, who is at the american military base forsil in the state of oklahomathe united states changed its decision and now does not give ukraine 31 m1a1 abrams tanks instead of the previously planned newer versions of the m1x2 - pentagon spokesman petrahedr said on tuesday and added that this will allow the us to significantly speed up delivery times and provide this opportunity for ukraine by the fall of this year, ukraine will receive modern weapons and will be able to start training only after an agreed decision of nato countries, senator dick durbin, a democrat, expressed this opinion in an exclusive interview for america's vote on why the recognition of russia as a state sponsor of terrorism is being delayed. as well as the prosecution of russian war criminals in the united states, the senator told my colleague kateryna lisova that your legislative initiative allows you to prosecute war crimes crimes everyone in the united states regardless of where these crimes were committed this initiative has already passed congress and been signed by the president ca

when the state of oklahoma took it over in 1945, she became curator and restored it using her own glass plate negatives. she remained in that position until her death in 1959 at the age of 77. that is pbs news weekend for this sunday. i am john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. have a good week. >> major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no contract wireless plans to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can help find a plan that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> major funding for "kasturba gandhi: accidental activist" was provided by... with archival photos and footage provided by... additional funding by... with support by the following. a full list of funders is available at aptonline.org. >> gandhi became known for re

military on the anti-aircraft system of petriv o at the military base of ford village in the state of oklahomae to silent considerations, is taking place or is now being completed , unfortunately, we were not allowed to film the training process itself or show our faces of the military, as we were present during these trainings in the field and watched as a group of ukrainian soldiers deployed the petriv battery and brought it to the e-e combat readiness, we know that the battery includes not only launchers, which i often think ukrainians could see, it also includes modern large radars , it also includes generators and a control station. all this needs to be attached to the pile and deployed in the field. yesterday we saw how the ukrainian military trained . by the way, what is interesting. we talked with the american instructors, they say that the ukrainians show simply phenomenal results. and at the time when the american soldiers deploy the petri battery an average of 40-45 minutes, the ukrainian military needs only 25 minutes for this, american instructors say, due to the fact that they ma

. >> bill: there has been a surge of drug-related crime rocking the state of oklahoma. han 6,000 marijuana farms. wait until you hear who owns most of those farms. credit cards and banks tracking gun sales raising major privacy concerns. katie pavlich on the troubling implications next. so it's decided, we'll park even deeper into parking spaces so people think they're open. surprise. [ laughs ] [ horn honks, muffled talking ] -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you can get a quote with america's number-one motorcycle insurer and maybe save some money while you're at it. all in favor of that. [ horn honking ] there's a lot of buttons and knobs in here. ♪ inner voice (kombucha brewer): if i just stare at these payroll forms... my business' payroll taxes will calculate themselves. right? uhh...nope. intuit quickbooks helps you manage your payroll taxes, cheers! with 100% accurate tax calculations guaranteed. think he's posting about all that ancient roman c

years, chinese nationals have begun buying up tens of thousands of acres of farmland in the state of oklahomarding to a. statement from the oklahoma bureau of narcotics. to the anger angle. eventually, these farmsthey typically become commercial marijuana, growing operationbec a state saw the biggest druges bust in its history this past february. ugwere chinese nationals weretin among those arrested. noalw, that was the angles investigation into how chinese criminal elements were n infiltrate it in oklahomain farmland back in may of 2020 two . well, today, three hundredm and thirteen days later,. politico finally caught up publishing a piece titled the growing chinese investmentpl in illegal american weed. so what helped spark this explosion of chinese owned marijuana farms? >> by the way, oklahoma voters passed medical marijuana i>>n o 2018 sincekl then, the number of growth farms exploded, but half of all the farms in oklahomas got their licenses. officials say, through fraud. the three thousand farms that we believe are flying right now, those licenses, i would comfortably say probably ,00

legislating know in oklahoma they just discovered that people are getting access on passports right birth certificates in some places and they really literally just pass a piece of legislation. the state of oklahoma will never put x on a birth certificate like of all things and all the crazies we are facing in this country that the legislator would like spend some time to demand that people not receive that kind of validation. i just think, you know, a sad, sad time. i always think of the brooklyn book festival one of a strange star wars bars where you're likely to bump into someone from a completely discipline in the hall or perspective or point of view. and i wondered, as we're sitting here with you, too, and all of you, if there is a question that can be had here, the historian and the academy and the gender studies and the historical. so what what would you to ask of each other if you pulled up to that bar? i mean, if you don't mind, i think that one thing that comes up a lot is this prison was closed in 71 and razed to the ground in 74. that's where my work ends. now, reading this really me about abolition, listening to these folks, particularly folks like angela davis who passed

a record check show that gun had been stolen out of the state of oklahoma. dealing with damage caused by recent storms is challenging and expensive. and now insurance experts say their claims are. now they're being swamped by them as they're trying to help people impacted. we spoke with janet ruiz with the insurance information institute. it's a nonprofit trade organization that helps people understand their coverage. >> of the important thing to do is to take pictures of the damage because you're going to want to get your claim turned and you're going to need to have pictures of the actual damage that happened. and then if you have to do temporary repairs, which a lot of folks are having to do, keep the receipt. but the insurance company know about the new dak or did i forget just get your camera do something. but owing a look at their policy is find out what coverage issue it's a lot easier if you do it when you're not traumatized by a big loss. >> ruiz also adds that all of this information is helpful even when the rain stops because we have fire season r

a gun inside the suspect's car in a records check revealed that handgun was stolen from the state of oklahoma. >> community college students could have an easier time getting into a uc school. if this proposed admissions guarantee is decided on uc officials unveiled a plan at an assembly budget hearing in sacramento. it under it community college students would have to complete a new set of general education courses and meet a minimum gpa and then they would be guaranteed to get into. you see the campus of their choice would be included in that. but they would be at least guaranteed a spot somewhere. >> on the peninsula, redwood city-based, electronic arts, better known as says it's going to be laying off about 6% of its workforce. this now the first giant software gaming company to announce job cuts joining other industries in the tech sector. the company says it's going provide opportunities for their employees to move to other projects. but if that's not possible, then severance pay an additional benefits will be provided. as you probably know is behind a number of popular video game franc

of the crash. >>> voters in oklahoma have said no to allowing the recreational use of marijuana in that state. the question was the only issue on the ballot yesterday. it would have legalized pot for anyone over the age of 21. oklahoma would have become the 22nd state to legalize the adult use of the cannabis. it was -- it, rather, was opposed by religious leaders, law enforcement, and prosecutors. oklahoma approved the use of medical marijuana in 2018. >>> stock futures are pointing to a flat open this morning after wall street took a hit yesterday following a warning from federal reserve chair jerome powell about interest rates. the dow lost 574 points. the nasdaq dropped 145 points, and the s&p 500 fell 62. powell told the senate panel yesterday that the central bank could hike interest rates more aggressively in response to recent positive economic news and continuing high inflation. >> although inflation has been moderating in recent months, the process of getting inflation back down to 2% has a long way to go and is likely to be bumpy. >> the fed raised its benchmark rate by a quarter per

. >> i very much appreciate that it's a very important sector to the state of oklahoma. we resist the demands to do that sort of thing now or in the future. i very much appreciate that response and with that, i yield back the balance of my time, mr. chairman >> the gentlemen yields back the gentlemen from massachusetts, the ranking member of the digital asset subcommittee, mr. lynch, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman thank you, mr. chairman. and for your willingness to come here and to update us. last week the treasury department announced that leaders from treasury would begin to meet regularly with leaders from the fed and from the white house to discuss a possible cbdc, central bank, digital currency and other payment innovations. in the statement, it was mentioned, and i'll quote from it, it said that the fed is encouraged to provide periodic public updates, as it continues its research and its technical experimentation on central bank digital currencies i was wondering, first of all, when you might be expecting to share some of these public u

that if the actions of the united states continue, a physical conflict will not start on the eve of the military exercises between the united states and south korea. bar in oklahoma yesterday, in continuation of the series of overturning of trains carrying toxic materials in america, a train carrying liquid propane derailed in the state of florida , while efforts to clean up the poison caused by the train are still ongoing in ohio. another train derailed 5 days ago. it was said that it was not carrying dangerous substances . cnn reported that accidents caused by trains in the united states have increased sharply . government statistics indicate that over a thousand cases of train derailments have been recorded in the united states. demonstrations and strikes of employees in france have caused mass also, following the appointment of about 60% of the public transport employees , the passengers of the trains got lost. the french government, when predicting the disruption in the public transport system , had advised the employees to work remotely on tuesday, if possible. about three and a half million people participated in yesterday's demonstration to amend the pens

regarded as a joyous , much regarded as a joyous, uplifting piece about the creation of the state of oklahomanasty business at the end, and someone gets, but on the whole, it's uplifting. you have songs like oh, what a beautiful morning, and the title song , that and then the title song, that rousing, numbers . this rousing, euphoric numbers. this does the absolute reverse with it so it is about hard on frontier west and it's about the sort the worst parts of human nature. so actually looks at the guy that's the outsider and you have a bit more sympathy with him . it's very, very interesting him. it's very, very interesting for me , it was a subversion to for me, it was a subversion to far possibly . but i know that far possibly. but i know that people are loving it and raving. it is absolutely dividing people . and that's exciting. that's great. hurrah those that loved it. i did not. but i can appreciate what it's doing and it's selling out. it's selling out like crazy and it's bringing in a completely different, younger audience as so great. i couldn't agree you more about the role of the t

oklahoma? your whole state is a pipe. panhandle my ass. it's a panhandle, sure. those who oppose the recreational dankage say that this rejection will "improve the mental health of our state." so if you're stressed in oklahoma, you're gonna haveto deal with it the old fashioned way: chewing on a stalk of wheat, staring into the distance, and realizing the wind takes a lot of good men. the dust is your brother now. this vote was a bit of a surprise, given that oklahoma has embraced medical marijuana and nearly 10% of the population already has a medical marijuana card. explains why they've changed the name of the state to oh-glaucoma. and reporters say there's a marijuana shop on "every corner," with 400 dispensaries in oklahoma city alone. ♪ oooooklahoma ♪ ♪ where they all enjoy ♪ ♪ a puff-puff-pass ♪ ♪ and if one store's closed ♪ ♪ just use your nose ♪ ♪ you can find ♪ ♪ more sticky, icky ♪ ♪ graaaass! ♪ i got ahead of it. in other news, we're getting disturbing reports that there are countries besides the united states -- and over in france, a mass strike has brought the country to a halt. with stoppages among truck drivers, garbage collectors, schools, fuel d

in 2021 there were 299 fentanyl overdose deaths in my state of oklahoma. in 2018 the figure was only 39 to your point earlier. that is a staggering almost 7% increase and we know it's attributed to what's happening at the southern border. this month and illegal alien pled guilty for a drug operation in tulsa, oklahoma with 3500 grams of powder, 1500 grams of pills discovered from his home and that's enough to kill all the residents of oklahoma city 650,000 people. two weeks ago a young man as i described that i was close to years ago passed away his home and in addition to that in my district there was a 21-year-old experimenting with pills and he died of a drug overdose in january 21 and after his death, his mother sponsored a billboard in the city with the words that said check your pills, fentanyl kills. what's happening is astounding. the police department had 12 overdose cases and in just first ten months they had 53 confirmed overdose cases and we know by the national statistics the majority 18 to 45 years of age and the claim of overdoses and the co

in 2021 there were 299 fentanyl overdose deaths in my state of oklahoma. in 2018 the figure was only 39 to your point earlier. that's a staggering 700% increase. we know it is attributable to the southern border. this month an illegal alien played guilty for in illegal drug operation in tulsa, oklahoma with 3500 grams of fentanyl potter, 1300 g of fentanyl pills, that's enough to kill all the residents of oklahoma city. two weeks ago young man as i described, past away in his home. in addition, in my district, there was a 21-year-old named zach sanders experiment in with pills laced with fentanyl, died of a drug overdose in january of 20 one. after his death his mother sponsored a billboard in that city with a photo of zach and the word check your pills, fentanyl kills. what is happening is astounding. the police department had 12 overdose cases in 2021 and in just the first ten months of 2,022 they had 53 confirmed overdose cases. we know by national statistics the majority of deaths 18 to 45 years of age, the climb of overdoses and correlation, i'm going

simply put, we need to get back to what we do best, allowing americans like those in my home state of oklahoma oak to power our nation with clean, affordable and reliable energy. and with that, i yield back. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. grijalva: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. westerman: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from kansas, mr. laturner. >> i rise in support of the lower energy costs act. the biden administration has done everything to make it harder to produce energy here in the united states. within the first 24 hours of being sworn into office, he took executive action to kill the keystone pipeline project. when prices began to rise, the white house sold off our emergency oil supply and looked to iran, venezuela and saudi arabia to increase production instead of turning to energy producers right here in america. our nation was energy independent. now we are relying on our adversaries. families have faced record high prices at the pump and soaring utility costs. the lower energy costs act

speaking of oklahoma, it was yesterday the associated press reporting the supreme court tuesday overturned a portion of the state near total ban on abortion. men have -- women have abortions of their health, not just a medical emergency. conservative states including oklahoma have enforced restrictions on abortion. a woman has a right under state constitution to receive an abortion to preserve her life if proceeding with a pregnancy would endanger a condition she had or likely to develop during pregnancy. only take place during the case of a medical emergency. it goes on to say waiting to endanger the life of a pregnant woman is not compelling state interest, according to the ruling. floyd is in louisiana, independent line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i am an 88-year-old male who served 22 years in the air force. and i have a question regarding january 6 uprising. i would like to know and i haven't heard from anybody saying anything about who authorized or gave the permission to put the gallons up there. they had to have permission to set it up on the ground. i haven't heard anyone say an

get this across the finish line, there's some 20 states, that have already cap the cost of insulin, many of them are red states like alabama, utah, oklahomatisan issue. it's a public health issue, it's a human issue, when it's on they have seen up close, my guess is the state of the union we was a young woman named lacey mcgee, she's a graduate student years ago here in georgia, and she tells harrowing stories of many people on facebook, and connecting with, them and dimly lit parking lots to get high, not to get, high but stay alive. one of four people have ration their insulin. people rationing insulin, taking expired insulin, borrowing insulin from friends, left over from their dead relatives. we saw moral, it's, unnecessary but today we began important step into correcting that. >> we connect democrats in the senate have confirmed 118 we -- appeals court judges, one supreme court justice, this is a record number i think we know now how important these judicial importance, our suspicions last week when the circuit court of appeals during washington, fast-track of a very important appeal on the trump investigation cases. in doing it in

of connors state college. but they were both pulled to return to this tiny town 80 miles east of oklahoma city, population aboutero: most of those people that settled here were freed men. when oklahoma became a state in 1907, the first bill they passed was the jim crow law. and this was a place of freedom. they could express themselves. they could actually support themselves. fred: as the years went on, the population and black-owned land eventually began to dwindle. shirley nero: our school got down to 32n the high school, and then that is when they closed it, in '64. fred: the neros built their house and now breed cattle here, a rare reverse migration, they admit. donnie: we see so many of the young people today, their parents or grandparents have had land for so many years, but that almighty dollar speaks. and, when it does, they are going to move, and the farms are going to be lost. and when you lose the land that you have, and you now find yourself in a condominium somewhere, the value does not -- doesn't equate. fred: for his part, leroy brinkley is open to participating in more farm programs, but, based

voters in oklahoma have rejected a ballot initiative that would have legalized recreational marijuana use by adults 21 and over. there's no shortage of medical marijuana dispensaries across the stateonservative states where voters have voted against the legalization of recreational marijuana. >>> another aviation fiasco, but this latest one deadly. a small plane collision, we've got those details next. >>> and inside the dea. we'll talk to the agency's former head of international operations about whether it's even possible to take down the drug cartel. that's ahead. that's ahead my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...the burning, the itching. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. tremfya® is the first medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis... ...and it's 6 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or

hours, again, a significant amount of preliminary storm reports so far, vast majority of them in states like oklahomas and that includes tornados damaging winds and the potential for large hail. and that threat will continue as we push through the remainder of the day friday, we just noticed the threat area begins to shift further east, now you're talking focal points like cincinnati, nashville, atlanta georgia and mobile alabama but the threats themselves remain the same. here's a look at the focus for the storm early friday, the system will gradually make its way off to the northeast as it pushes into the great lakes and northeastern portion of the country you got lot of colder air in place, so a lot of that rain is going to transition back over into a rain snow mention in some cases even ice and snow filtering back in. overall, heaviest rain is going to be along the mississippi river valley not out of the question to have two, three, even four inches total and the heaviest snow will be crime scene portions of new england, where even in excess of a foot is likely across some of those areas. widespr

the vast majority of them in states like oklahoma as well as texas. and that includes tornadoes, damaging winds and the potential for large hail. and that threat is going to continue as we push through the remainder of the day friday. but we notice the threat area begins to shift farther to the east. now you are talking cincinnati, nashville, even down toward atlanta and mobile, alabama. but the threats remain the same. so here is a look at the focus for the storm in the early portion of the day friday. this system will gradually make its way off to the northeast. as it pushes into the great lakes and northeastern portion of the country, you have a lot of colder air in place. and so a lot of that rain will transition back over into a rain/snow mix and in some cases even some ice and snow filtering back in. overall the heaviest rain is going to be along the mississippi river valley, not out of the question to have two, three, or three inches total. and heaviest snow will be across portions of new england where even in excess of a foot is likely across s

a lot of different states and testifying on behalf of women in sports for the fairness of sports legislation, and that is something i'm seeing is when i go to these states like kansas or oklahomaolorado, which failed miserably, unfortunately, the democrats say this isn't happening. we have four athletes from the state. why arere we worried about this. we have other more pressing issues first. that isn't true. the states that a say they have the four transgendered athletes, it's so incredibly underreported. you might have for transgender athletesur on one softball team. i talked to a person on the plane from my way home from texas who said her daughter's team had seven transgender is on her basketball team. seven, and this is in texas. so it's happening. there are cases happening all across college that are not reported on, because these universities don't want to admit they have men on their women's teams, but they do. it's happening -- i had a parent reach out to me. her daughter's 6-year-old cheerleading team, and it's not coed -- it is a young girl's cheerleading team had a male flipping up and down the court. it's happening and masters divisions. i talked to a 65-year-old

of acres in oklahoma. according to the statement from the oklahoma bureau of narcotics, eventually they become commercial marijuana growing operations. the stateaw the biggest drug bust this past february where chinese nationals were among those arrested. that was the investigation in how china was unfiltrating oklahoma farm land. now politco caught up publishing a piece entitled the growing chinese investment inillegal weed. >> oklahoma voters passed medical marriage in 2018. since then grow farms have exploded. half of the farms got their licenses through fraud. >> 3,000 farms right now, 2/3s are asian investors and tied to criminal organizations out of asia, primarily china. >> laura: mark, thanks for being with us tonight. now, these chinese criminal organizations, they're not just funding these elicit drug grows, but all of the violence that comes along with it. >> that's correct. we've identified a number of homicides here in oklahoma including a high profile quadruple homicide. ketamine trafficking and other drugs, extortion, arson. a lot of criminal elements that follow these black marketeers that moved to oklahoma the last couple year

of identity. >>> voters in oklahoma just said no to a ballot provision on tuesday that would have legalized recreational marijuana use. it would have made oklahoma the 22nd statenabis for those over the age of 21 this comes after oklahoma approved the use of medicinal pot back in 2018. >>> it seems ticketmaster is ticking people off in countries outside of america as well customers who wanted to buy tickets to a concert in liverpool, england, reportedly were kicked off the site or received error messages. the concert starts may 9th and the shows are all sold out ticket master denied the crash saying, quote, a very small number of fans experienced issues accessing the q so taylor swift fans, beyonce fans can commiserate together because they didn't get tickets. >> they don't share music in common but they do share their views of ticket master. >>> weight watchers' stock closing up 79ch yesterday at it entered the obesity drug business. >>> if you haven't already, visit our podcast. check us out on apple, spotify, orwi ehae"ilcast apps. "wlddexcng wl be right back stay with us hey dad, i'm almost out. i got you. any questions, chris? all good, thanks maura! ther

the cotton and cattle state of texas staked first claim hard by the railroad tracks in denison, texas. that's where he was born. the red river, where texas sheiks hands with oklahoma. dwight david eisenhower was one of seven sons of deeply religious pennsylvania dutch who moved west and brought bible with him. no matter where duty takes him, he always likes to get back to home cooking. even in paris kitchen was kansan. and hobbies keep him close the earth and the fresh water fishing with his farmer boys first love golf is a new land only with fish stories does i exercise a special and right to stretch the truth little. golly, you should have seen the one that got away three feet long. if you asked eisenhower, he has dedicated the rest of his life to the service of america. instead of retiring to take it easy on his little farm in gettysburg he'll point a picture of this baby, a chip off the old block, and he'd tell you, i want my grandson and yours to up in a free america. he's proud of his grandchildren. there are three of them now. you can tell that eisenhower believes that our real first line of defense is the family and old fashioned, well understood americans

of the united states continue , a physical conflict will not start . washington and seoul warned about an immediate and crushing action , blocking the exit of a wagon carrying golden fuel in oklahoma in the spring. yesterday , in the continuation of the series of overturning of trains carrying toxic substances in america, a train carrying liquid propane derailed in the state of florida. while in ohio and efforts to clean up the poison caused by the train derailment continue. in ohio , another train derailed 5 days ago. it was said that it was not carrying dangerous substances. cnn reported that accidents caused by trains in america have increased dramatically. the government says that over a thousand incidents of train derailments have been recorded in the united states. demonstrations and strikes by employees in france led to the accumulation of garbage in the streets . also, following the appointment, about 60% of the public transport employees of the trains lost their way . time to predict system disruption public transportation had advised employees to work remotely on tuesday if possible . about three and a half million people participated in yesterday's demonstration to amen

yesterday senator lankford of oklahoma wanted a clear answer on whether depositors of banks in his stateld be bailed out the way silicon valley bank was bailed out. he got a mixed response. >> will the deposits many in every community bank in oklahoma regardless of their size be fully insured now? are they fully recovered, every bank, every community bank many in oklahoma regardless of the size of the deposit? will they get the same treatment that svb just got or signature bank just got? charles: i'm not going to play the yellen response because it was a lot of equivocating. i'll just cut to the chase, the answer is no. [laughter] if you're in a different state, you've got more than $250,000 in the bank, you will not get the same treatment as the richest zip codes in america. maybe another intangible part comes down to trust, right? we have to trust the system. americans began taking record amounts of money out of deposits last year. and the industry mostly yawned. check this out, december 1st, the last year -- of last year, then-acting chairman of the fkic noted that third quarter unrea

state of tennessee. [audience reacts] my sentiments exactly. >> alex: the bill has become the latest flash point in the culture wars. 14 states have introduced so-called anti-drag legislation including arizona, kentucky, and oklahomaeens have been around since before there were laws to be written and so it is impossible to legislate us out of existence. >> alex: rupaul recently weighing in on instagram. >> drag queens are the marines of the queer movement. don't get it twisted and don't be distracted. >> alex: it is the second law affecting the lgbtq community. also passing a law banning gender-affirming care for minors. at least 21 states are considering similar bills. >> our children are not guinea pigs for seismic experimentation and we cannot allow people to make money off relating them. >> alex: according to the use end a -- aclu, they are more potentially impacting the lgbtq population and nationwide. tennessee, the president law plan those bands any sexually explicit performance by cabaret performers in front of children. he points out it is unclear what that actually means. >> the language applies to adult cabaret performers who appeal to a prurient interest in tennessee, meaning a morbid or shameful obses

that is going to hit the most food insecurity states the hardest, and nearly all of the states are run by republicans. think texas, arkansas, mississippi, oklahomasing its efforts on getting their constituents fit and not wasting time banning jack shows, trans health care and women right to choose. by saturday night panel is back with me. congress woman, i'll start with you, how worried should be that these extra snap benefits are ending and no relief in sight? >> this is devastating, honestly. long before i ran for congress, my entire career was spent on the issue of homelessness, and i am back working in the area again. in south los angeles, there is an organization focuses on -- we literally last week had an campaign under the freeway with seven families, eight children total, under the freeway, and we all know how much the cost of food has affected our own budgets so imagine when air living off a bare minimum of any kind of income whatsoever and these benefits are truly a lifeline for people. i honestly don't know what is going to happen. people will go hungry. people will go absolutely hungry. kids will go hungry, and as a mom, myself, it r

of today's gop, as only he can. the other guy and that clip is oklahoma state center, nathan, he is one of many republicans who supportmit drag shows in oklahoma. but not legislation to make guns safer, which would actually make kids and everyone else safer. nowhere is that hypocrisy any clearer than it is in the state of florida. where a proposed laws would transform how ford educates children this new laws include the washington post reports requiring teachers to use pronouns matching children's as assigned at birth. eliminating college majors in gender studies, nixing measures to the xers at universities and drop protections for tenured faculty, strengthening parents ability to veto k-12 class materials and extending a ban on teaching about gender and sexuality from third grade to eighth grade. during our coverage is -- she served a gun violence prevention test for, david jolly is also with us. congresswoman, i start with you. first, i asked this question of everyone from florida who has them asked his governor. what should people know about ron desantis? >> very good to be with you, nicolle and also david jolly. h

their hands full with a growing number of fraudulent farms that have been popping up under the state's voter-passed medicinal marijuana program. according to the oklahomae taking advantage of cheap land and easy applications. they shut down 800 fraudulent grow operations but say there are three times as many more still out there. >> i can't put an exact number on it. of the 3,000 farms that we believe are flagged right now, those licenses, i would say probably 2/3 are asian investors and tied to criminal organizations out of asia primarily china. >> look at this. talking about just one county. most of what you see are all grow operations. there are tales of people showing up with briefcases of cash and convincing farmers to sell their land. >> what we've seen is over the last couple years since it has been legalized that we've seen a lot of foreign nationals come in. that's predominantly what it's been. they come in and have been buying up land 4 or 5 times the value. >> sheriffs say pot from fahd leant grow houses goes to almost every state in the union and other crime tied to it. people can be trafficked to work on the farms. police arrested a man no

the united states on patriot missile systems may soon be ready to return to their home country. 55 seasoned ukrainian soldiers arrived in oklahoma back in january to train on america's state ofey picked up on how to operate the patriot missiles. at the end of a ten-week custom designed course, those soldiers will deploy back to ukraine in the next few weeks to help defend their nation. >>> meanwhile, chinese leader xi jinping and russian president vladimir putin met for a second day yesterday beginning with an elaborate choreographed walk out and handshake. we're seeing a little bit of it here. it set the theme for how much of the day would go. in total, xi and putin signed 14 agreements during a ceremony at the kremlin. "the new york times" cites an expert in describing these agreements as being pretty thin. both leaders did address the war in ukraine more so than they did the day before. xi delivered comments reiterating beijing's desire for peace and that china has quote always adhered to the purpose and principles of the united nations charter. putin said china's peace plan is quote in sync with russian approaches and could form a basis for a peaceful settlement when the

of this hour and a real concern tonight over these long track tornadoes possible in several states after dark. two turn it is confirmed in texas already. a satellite catching a lot of lightning flashes over oklahomarain in galveston, the recording, the darkening sky over paris, texas, here and capturing the damage from others those two years internet is confirmed. it is truck outside fort worth. was up to 100 miles an hour. meteorologist rob marciano is interesting that louis is an a for and i know a particular concern obviously because this is going to play out after sundown now. >> rob: yeah, at least until midnight. that is always more dangerous. storms have been bubbling in the region. we are on the campus of louisiana tech. a lot of superstorms. those clouds are ripping. that is a low level jet. becauseof that and other factors, they have now expanded the tornado watch. it is massive now. the northern part of louisiana, memphis, you see a very active radar. and then through throughout for, we're late, we're looking to get into essential parts of tennessee and maybe even kentucky. so be aware of that. on top of the flood watch, that is a huge concern and gently as well. across the ohio river

of fuel was blocked in oklahoma. yesterday, in the continuation of the series of overturning of trains carrying toxic substances in america, a train carrying liquid propane it was derailed in the state of florida, while efforts to clean up the poison caused by the train derailment continue in ohio. in ohio, another train derailed 5 days ago. it was said that it was not carrying dangerous substances. cnn tv network it was reported that accidents caused by trains in america have increased sharply it has been found that government statistics indicate that over a thousand incidents of train derailment have been recorded in the united states. demonstrations and strikes by employees in france led to the accumulation of garbage in the streets. also , about 60% of public transport employees lost their lives. france had advised the employees to work remotely on tuesday, if possible, when predicting the disruption in the public transportation system . about three and a half million people participated in yesterday's protests to amend the pension laws. q. to continue the work of the network the national production of electricity in its coal power plant has been activated. france , which is one

. >> 10% of people in oklahoma, already of prescriptions for, it is they just wanted to be known as tocaloma. , listen states marijuana -- is the first to legalize late for recreational purposes. since 2013, they pulled in 3.3 billion in tax revenue , but some of the there were warnings are issued before color added took this grand experiment a decade, ego have not come true. it remains to be seen how the nation is gonna go on this. mike, i read your, notes you said you've never even tried marijuana. >> never, i'm pretty boring. >> wow. >> never, have never done it. at a lot of friends, did delaware knocking to say our names, but i had friends who did in school so wasn't anything it freaked me out, i thought was very dangerous, it was never my thing. i've never smoked a cigarette, because the idea of putting any smoke in my life is never appealing to me. >> good for, you i'm from new jersey, i didn't know is allowed not to. you >> have a drink, it's not like i would prude. >> you're fun, i'm not taken away you find current. >> there's a number hankered he said we don't smoke marijuana muskogee like the hippi