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Week, oklahoma has officially legally invented the nation's newest form of execution, nitrogen. representative copeland told us just like the rest of the country followed oklahoma when oklahoma started eatingal injections in the '60s, he knows of 19 others states looking to follow oklahoma again with oklahoma's big idea. no doctors or scientists were involved in coming up with plan and no doctors of scientists testified about it in front of the legislature. but based on the videos based on people choosing voluntarily to breathe too much nitrogen as a way of trying to kill themselves oklahoma i...

Is it different, is it painful in that instance. because people who are being led to the death chamber, they're not going to breathe nicely through mask. they're going to struggle, do they need to be sedated? i have a lot of questions about that. because nothing that we have has to do with someone struggling for their life. we talked about that in our committee. is the delivery system a mask, a suit, a chamber is it a tent? what is it? if someone is thrashing around, it would be hard to keep the mask on. so it would prolong the struggle. >> we'll see. it's law now in oklahoma. if their lethal ...

State itself with government employees could cook up execution drugs to kill oklahoma prisoners. the legislature decided they didn't want to run their own pharmacy. they came up with something else. something new. oklahoma has a track record of invention when it comes to killing people. in 1977, it was an oklahoma state senator named bill wiseman who asked the state medical examiner to come up with a new way to kill prisoners that would be more human than the firing squad. bill said he regretted ever being involved in the process. but he did ask the state medical examiner and the medical exami...

Potentially could legalize same-sex marriage nationwide. or dot opposite. then the day after that, the court will hear the lethal injection case. they're ruling in that case has the potential to change the death penalty nationwide. but the specific case they have taken up on the death penalty is one from oklahoma. oklahoma made itself famous in the past year for a badly screwed up execution in which the prisoner they were trying to kill regained consciousness in the middle of the execution. he personally ended up trying to help the execution team get into his veins. it went on for so long that...

Jack's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today, his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before your begin an aspirin regimen. nbc news made an announcement about something that will benefit you directly. particularly during the news week due to happen next week. we have that announcement, that news ahead. which we're excited about in the building. plus, we have our exclusive report ahead tonight on a new policy that has been invented in oklahoma. it's something poised to spread ...