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the state does not require there to be in any backup drugs on hand in case they start the execution but something goes wrong with the first batch. that does appear to have been part of what happened in the screwed up execution in late april. other states require a backup set of drugs. oklahoma does not. state also has no specific procedures on hand to determine if a prisoner is really unconscious. or what to do in the event that an execution goes wrong in some other way. there s also the matter of how the execution chamber is set up. i can t get this out of my head. tulsa world found the drugs are administered from a room that is walled off from the actual person into whom the drugs are being pushed. they describe it as a cramped dimly lit room next to the death chamber where three volunteer executioners push syringes of lethal drugs into the veins of an inmate they cannot see. the i virks line runs through a hole in the wall. the room is dim enough they have to use a flashlight to s
after oklahoma had a terribly botched execution eight weeks ago, the paper devoted significant reporting resources to figuring out whether or not that was just an unforeseeable fluke or whether there is something wrong. whether there s something fishy or fly-by-night or subpar in some way about the way that oklahoma handles this particular state function. the investigation found that oklahoma does not require any regular training for its execution teams. unlike other states. the state does not require there to be in any backup drugs on hand in case they start the execution but something goes wrong with the first batch. that does appear to have been part of what happened in the screwed up execution in late april. other states require a backup set of drugs. oklahoma does not. state also has no specific procedures on hand to determine if a prisoner is really unconscious. or what to do in the event that an execution goes wrong in some other way. there s also the matter of how the execution
a remarkable and ought to be award winning investigative series by the tulsa world newspaper. after oklahoma had a terribly botched execution eight weeks ago, the paper devoted significant reporting resources to figuring out whether or not that was just an unforeseeable fluke or whether there is something wrong. whether there s something fishy or fly-by-night or subpar in some way about the way that oklahoma handles this particular state function. the investigation found that oklahoma does not require any regular training for its execution teams. unlike other states. the state does not require there to be in any backup drugs on hand in case they start the execution but something goes wrong with the first batch. that does appear to have been part of what happened in the screwed up execution in late april. other states require a backup set of drugs. oklahoma does not. state also has no specific procedures on hand to determine if a prisoner is really unconscious. or what to do in the ev
then the backup set of pumps went down. can they get some sort of electricity to get the pumps going again. if they get the purposes going again, are they going to run into other issues. now, they ve evacuated people once, twice. so there is some concern about that. we ll know in the next 24 hours. this is the critical period right now. thank you very much. let me get back to frank for one last question. what are the chances of sub siding in the northern california area along the fault? of the land mass slipping into the sea? essentially none. we will have tech tonic motion, which moves in slow turns, but nothing would happen in scale of our lifetimes. so i can rest assure there will not be some sliding of northern california. yep, you can buy your property there. thank you so much. nbc news chief white house correspondent chuck todd with