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long public history. we ve always done it in a way that people were allowed to know what was happening, what means were being used. now states have tried to stop that. and that has just led to a really big deal federal court ruling. in terms of the federal court system, there s the supreme court at the top, obviously, right? one level below that are the federal appeals courts. and their numbered circuits. this weekend at the 9th circuit court, that court one level below the supreme court, day blocked an execution due to take place the day after tomorrow in arizona. they said if the state of arizona won t disclose the manufacturers of the drugs it s planning to use in this lethal injection and if it won t disclose the med al training of the people they re going it use for the execution team, the 9th circuit says that execution cannot go forward. it s an interesting dilemma for arizona right now on a very short-term basis because they ve got an execution warrant for this guy for wednesda
what did you actually witness? i mean, i saw it in his refrigerator, you know, i saw him inject it more than one time. you saw lance armstrong inject epo? yeah. like we all did. like i did many, many times. tyler hamilton turned in his gold med al after admitting to authorities he used drugs. coming up in the 8:00 hour we ll be talking about this story with peter flax, editor of bicycling magazine. it was a systemic abuse. he makes it sound as though this is the way cycling races. we re going to check in with the governor of missouri, jay nixon, to talk about the search and rescue, devastation and plan for the state.
many ran to seek safer ground, but boy, the devastation is coming to light today. that s right. 12 hours later life has changed in joplin, missouri. a powerful tornado ripped that city apart. the red cross said 75% of the town is virtually gone with reports of at least 30 people killed and dozens more injured. 50,000 people live in the city. no phone service, power lines are down, cars and trucks smashed and flipped. the governor calling out the national guard and declaring a state of emergency this morning. to make matters worse the city s main hospital st. john s medical center where people would have gone to get help suffered extensive damage. witnesses say windows were blown out on some of the top floors. medical records, x-rays and other items scattered nearly 70 miles away. at least 100 patients hadden to transferred to other area hospitals. crews combing through mounds of debris and rubble searching for survivors. brian todd is live at joplin at st. john s. when we
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