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. >> this is west of the stadium and living a block away i can tell you it's a great a sed to the community. a lot of people take their dogs out there and track and field practice. the rec and park department has received a funds for aiment one to improve the irrigation system, improve the sod and accessible paths in the park. supervisor breed and i really look forward to i being completed and i think we have a lengthier presentation from the department. >> good morning supervisors. i am director of partnerships at rec and park department i am thrilled to ask to you accept the cash grant of $670,000 for construction costs and inkind grant valued at -- i'm sorry. i'm on the wrong item. $750,000 for construction costs and approximately $19,000 for cash grant of approximately $19,000 for the project manager for this project -- >> quick question. the title has $670,000 accept and expend -- you're commenting on figures that are different. >> i'm sorry. that's because i have two different items. i have a six $50,000 in kind grant for landscape improvements and a $19,000 cash grant for the other p

. >> i this i that it's fool hardy -- it's fool hardy and fear sed to dismiss it if there was no chance in hell. >> you guys sound like the guys who sid apparently there are some bar barians of the game. >> how many years to implode, rome, like 3,000 years? i don't know, how ma years? >> well, the last ten, we are talking. all right. we will ke a break. >> how many years? >> 450. >> we will take a break. did any of you see this? >> i imagine it's going to be fun, i'll embrace it. i'll have my teammates there. we'll enjoy the moment. it's a once in a lifetime experience for us. >> richard sherman all pro-football star is not talking about going to the super bowl. he is talking about our wall-to-wall coverage of the state of the union address. at 8:00 p.m. it's the only place where you are going t get simultaneous mark reactions the president is spoking from the markets the world over. you are also going to hear from people who are worried about spending initiative compounding the debt issue we are talking about. you can go to a business, that worker gets the markets react close, you can

but in looking at the typical parking control officer sed schedule they said oh, he can't be in two places at the same time and if he was driving on these particular shifts and if a parking control officer works on those particular shifts, then clearly these waybills are not credible so that's my understanding of those. in terms of other discrepancies i'm not sure that the hearing officer reached specific findings that she articulated in her memorandum. >> okay, thank you. can hear from the department now. >> good evening commissioners, enforcement legal affairs manager for the sfmta. this is a matter of two things. one, the responsibility of a permit holder to do all the actions necessary to protect the permit and the other to serve our public. what mr. oha and the council tend to /khrosz over is the fact that they are responsible for serving our disabled population in that vehicle. our 9,000 series medallions are supposed to make an effort to put a wheelchair customer's first, that's why they're required to be wheelchair accessible vehicles. we only have 100 of them here in the city, so

mcguire was executed last week using the untested painkillers and sedatives. with the recent refusal of european pharmaceutical firms to sell her beach mats for use in executions. us correctional authorities have faced drug shortages and experiment with new and untested combinations this was an experiment. a new experiment were unaware of any instance in which these two drugs were used action to name one. we all think missed my artwork. we don't think mr mcguire has an experiment for the state of ohio. we want. experts say mcguire's twenty six minute execution was one of the longest in ohio since the state reintroduce the death penalty in nineteen ninety nine. more than thirty u s states apply the death penalty. but the number of executions has declined from a peak of almost three hundred in nineteen ninety nine to fewer than ninety in two thousand twelve. after death by electrocution on hanging the vast majority are now executed by lethal injection. and finally crosses first lady of the nep of leo was the release from hospital to nicholson is often injured in

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i don't mind that we bailed chrysler out, i think it sed a whole t of jobs all the way down the chain, but there should have been a provision in that deal that called for the taxpayers to be paid back, plus some interest before fiat was allowed to take the company over. >> yeah, essentially what they're going to do is bleed chrysler to pay off the losses they have going in europe, but sabrina, let's talk about the coming insurance bailout. rick is right, hhs, which is controlling obama care so far, or doing its best to, came out with a rule book in which they predict that there's going to be a $2 billion of insurance companies in 2014 and $1 billion in 2016 direct from the u.s. treasury. there's kind of a bailout written into this thing. >> there is. not a good way to start off the new year. we're only a few days into the new year. i thought ending a great resolution. i don't have much sympathy for the health insurance coanies. they were given this great opportunity with the individual mandate and i remember a big headline en routers in 2010, ceo, don't repel the health care law, pour

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the process used this combination of a painkiller and a sedative that was never used before. a journalist serving as a witness says he gasped loudly for 13 minutes prior to his death. he was convicted of the 1989 murder of a pregnant woman. >>> we move on to business now where stocks close mostly lower on thursday. the s&p 500 slipping from its record as best buy fell sharply and wall street considered results from goldman sachs and citigroup, geoff cutmore live in london with other headlines. this is decent news about foreclosures, geoff. >> they say the shadow from the foreclosure crisis is shrinking and for 2013, we have the best foreclosure numbers in the last six years, i.e. significantly lower. the worst year for foreclosures was 2010. the latest numbers are 53% decline. so, clearly, we're moving in the right direction in terms of household income and people not losing their homes here. probably just worth pointing out that there are still some high numbers when it comes to florida, nevada and illinois. i want to move on here, because we have a fascinating story in the

now, the type of prescription drug does matter, but if it's something like a painkiller or a sedativeole lot of trouble and that's why we want to talk about it. what this is is stacking. alcohol in particular and certain prescription drugs can separately slow down your breathing, your heart rate, your blood pressure. basically, the central nervous system reflexes. but when taken together, these substances, they tend to amplify one another. that's why it is called stacking. the end result -- the person stops breathing. a better way to describe it, they lose their drive to breathe. while awake they may be okay but when they go to sleep they may never wake up. what i just describes happens every 19 minutes in this country. forget about bieber. but remember, this is a lesson for all of you. don't do this. it will help you chase life. >>> that's going to wrap things up for "sgmd." but stay connected with me at cnn.com/sanjay. keep the conversation going on twitter @dr.sanjaygupta. >>> new day sunday continues right now with christi paul and victor blackwell. >>> he shot her. then ten, 15 -

it's snapped a seven year winning streak by sed -- sec teams.a portrait jpmorgan for more than 20 years before confessing to fraud. >> jpmorgan had concerns that bernie madoff -- >> internally? >> internally. these returns are too good to be true and all this good stuff. he failed to escalate that to the proper regulatory authorities by filing a report. >> other required to under the law? banks have to have a very hefty bank compliance program. in failing to do that, it cost them $1.7 billion. according to the southern district, who announced it is going to be going to bernie madoff's victims. we don't have specific details. >> there is incriminating evidence, e-mails that established the wrongdoing that the government alleges. the key thing -- >> in this key thing in this case is that they signed a deferred prosecution agreement but which means that they neglected to prosecute. several banks have done this and this is jpmorgan's second deferred prosecution agreement. this is a big deal for them, because admitting to criminal charges not a lot o

mcguire was the first prisoner issued an untested sedatives and the painkiller to induce death. most inmates executed since nineteen ninety nine have taken fifteen minutes or last to die. the long. cheese are more likely to suffer from certain genetic disease is like cystic fibrosis and tay sachs disease has been a push by jewish organizations in los angeles to convince a couple to get tested before having children. at sinai temple and beverly hills ashkenazi are being tested for nineteen different genetic acc's person and sephardic are tested for a two seat is commonly carried by that group. it's a simple blood test that they pay it's it's it's a small amount of wine and that enables them to have all the information that they need about these diseases. the first man is one of the organizers of the los angeles project for the prevention of jewish genetic disease. she says test could cost upwards of a couple thousand us dollars they didn't the screening test is just twenty five us dollars with insurance and it's recommended for anyone that has at least one jewish grandparent. you

combat the when treat bid the combat psychiatric quickly near the battle field, was a heavy dose of sedative and simple reassurance, recovery rates were high in world war ii and many returned to action within days. my grandfather performed this roam for the 97th infantry division. it began the service in europe in early 1945. chased the germans east. fired what is officially the final shot of the european theater. since the war in japan was still going on, the military wanted them there. that's where my grandfather found himself in may of 1946 when the tokyo trial began. which brings me back. it might surprise you to learn he an easier time writing and researching about his life. getting in to his mind than i did about my grandfather's. my grandfather,s as i explained was a red sent man. he gave you sketchyout line of the detail of his life. he made it hard to pierce the shield of his emotional core. no such problems. he wrote as cro his life. and never missed the chance to tell you exactly what he was thinking and feeling. and really what you should be thinking and feeling. the only limitat

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a hidden this is an administration and has sed the irs as a tool of political suppression.u say that? hadn't had basically said not only is this president and the business but anti-government hidden. >> he's wrong about the ira's in love with this might surprise you, i cannot defend the president hadn't. i don't think it varies much a law. the american people have to decide how much liberty they wanted. and her guests him. not currently. god forbid hidden some balance to see that her government with that power when. lou: name your isp free and noble horton alone, and offices in with the mexican name my internet service provider for my home and mobile, but not my office had. lou: as my point. most people don't have that choice. to suggest that we do his is not to recognize the practical, we want to live. the edgy ahead is very straightforward horror as from we have two committees of the oversight, the courts. i think this has become something had of a trumped up charlotte for the country to deal-. either we don't trust anything his a we have decided that somehow microsoft is

when i was treated by the combat psychiatrist, near the battlefield with a heavy dose of sedatives and simple reassurance , recovery rates were high in world war ii and many soldiers returning to action within days. now, my grandfather performed his role of the combat psychiatrist for the 97 infantry division, walker called a traitor. 97 began his service in europe early 1945 and chase the german unfired final shot of the european theater. since the war in japan is going on, the military wanted them there. in may 1945, they race raced back across the atlantic ocean, across the united states and on troop ships to go to japan only to find out. so they've gone for occupation duty today and that's where my grandfather found himself in may may 1946 and slapped to show dickey on his bald head. , which brings me back to step two. in mice apprise you to learn that we actually had an easier time writing and researching, getting into his mind than i did about my grandpa. i grandfather effects languishes very aggressive man. he kind of gave you a sketchy outlines of the details of his life, but h

policeman so joining me now to help answer that question joined by retired brigadier general david rieff sed he's vice president the potomac institute for policy studies strategy and planning division. brigadier general raised thanks for joining me let's let's start with iraq a brutal two thousand and thirteen do you believe that this violence is a consequence of the u.s. invasion of iraq in two thousand and three in the occupation that followed years after. sam i don't think it's a there's a direct correlation between our occupation and what's happening today i believe more than anything else it's the way the situation in iraq was left and then the power brokers inside iraq settling disputes or grasping for those elements which will give them control in the future within that country which is a very rich country relative towards natural resources and i think that's what a lot of the fights about at this point in time when you say how we left i remember in the two thousand election mccain john mccain caught a lot of flak because he said you know i'd stay there fifty years one hundred years a

her daughter was given an overdose of sedatives for root canals and according to the lawsuit, the dentist did not monitor her appropriately. she slipped into a coma and died over the weekend. >>> police in petaluma stabbed a man in denny's parking lot yesterday morning and it happened on denny's. he came to the parked car and started yelling at them. the victim is expected to be okay. >>> tomorrow san francisco supervisors will honor those fatally hit in chinatown and they are renewing safety of concerns about the streets of chinatown. the recent city found they are a neighborhood with the highest rate of pedestrians injuries in all of san francisco . -- san francisco. >>> and a woman lost control of her -- lost control of her vehicle on interstate 880 near high street. she lost control went through a guardrail and down into the water. it is very close to the coliseum flee market. the suv was submerged but the driver did get out. >>> they are still looking for the cause of a fire at an abandoned warehouse over the weekend. this video is expected to help in that investigation and the fire

her mother is suing the dentist for negligence the lawsuit claims finley was given five different sedatives and the staff was not trained to monitor the vital signs. >> the obama administration today urged sonia sotomayor to stop blocking part of the health care reform law. one of those is little sisters of the poor, a group of nuns operating in san francisco. the supreme court must also decide if certain companies must provide coverage. >> a for profit company now they don't want to provide birth control because their ceo doesn't agree with the coverage. >> the catholic nuns refusing to sign an exemption and say doing so would allow their proceed vieder to pay for contraceptive coverage >> secretary of state john kerry met with palestinian president abbas in the west bank today. said there are tough decision make haegd. and this is his 10th year ago. some 300 palestinians marched today to protest the visit to the middle east. the protestors concerned the new framework would put the palestinians under siege and favor israeli security interests they're just in ours before the u.s. target dat

in this case, ohio officials used a combination that hadn't been tried before, a sedative and a painkiller. a reporter who witnessed mcguire's excuse said at 10:29 his eyes rolled back as if we were going to sleep, six minutes later he appeared to be unconscious, convulsing, gagging and struggling to breathe. 15 minutes went by until mcguire was dead. his attorney argued against this method of execution. but lawyers for the state of ohio argued while the constitution bans executions that are cruel and unusual, that doesn't mean inmates are entitled to a pain-free death. >> andrew welch was well for the execution this morning, and he has witnessed 11 other executions in ohio. so andrew, welcome. let me ask you first, how was this execution different than the 11 other you have seen? >> well, to put it this way. most executions i have seen, the inmate simply appears to fall asleep. essentially the drug takes effect, there might be initial movement and then the inmates essentially become still. today the process almost seemed to reverse itself. dennis mcguire was quite still for a few minutes,

intelligence and security lead after that protected the sed read like how much money russia has spentcurity alone. they probably spent $50 billion all told. they have spent much more on intelligence than any other country has ever spent in the olympics before. a hundred thousand, to three times as many as britain had. if it is gotten to the point where in theolympics has to have that kind of money and security than any other country is taking an going to host the olympics best test of think, i can't put that kind of price g. clearly obviously. there were terrorist attacks, obviously. at this point if we don't go the terrace of one. if we boycott this olympics we will never get to another. lori: what to get your comment on our fragile deal in syria and iran. a lot of people saying, ths is a failure. >> yes, they are. no it's a human tragedy to see what has happened. it's like a giant sponge. as soaked up all the bad guys. have all rushed. when that spines gets squeezed out all those bad guys are going home, and it willgo home and join the pta. they will go on and create. tens of thousa

. >> medical personnel are called to administer a sedative. >> ow. >> take it easy, man. >> moore, whoas pled not guilty to 13 charges including wanton endangerment, receiving stolen firearms, and evading arrest, is placed in a restraint chair, where he is secured at the feet, arms, and waist. >> this guy has had issues in the past with self-abusive behavior. the restraint chair is to prevent that behavior. >> officers also place protective head gear on moore to prevent further self-injury. >> the nurses will keep monitoring. the officers will be checking him every 15 minutes. and he'll have an inmate one-on-one watcher that will sit outside and observe him also. and we'll just keep a check on him, and probably here in 30 minutes or an hour, maybe if he's -- if the medication takes effect, then we might look at taking him out of that restraint chair and placing him back in his cell. >> psychiatric staff will also meet with moore in an attempt to better understand his self-abusive behavior and to formulate a treatment plan. over in the women's wing, monique jeffries has been formulating

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the lawsuit alleged she was given five different sedatives without consideration of how the combination of the drugs would react on the body of a these-year-old girl. the family now is hoping for a miracle. >> we all hoped and the doctors are in tears. they have children. we are waiting for her to wake up. the mother is a registered thursday and says her concern is quality of hive in her time left. they have not issued a response to the lawsuit. >> many uninsured members are unhappy with the website of obamacare. 59 percent of those without insurance safer they had a negative experience on the exchange. 39 percent rated their experience as positive. this recent poll shows a small uptick in people's opinion of the site. similar polls from october and november show 63 percent rated user experience negatively and the improvement is after the obama administration imposed november 30 deadline to fix the site's problems. >>> cereal maker general mills is taking modified ingredients out of the most popular brands saying cheerios will be gmo free which are manufactured and should be available o

unemployment is expected to hold sed day at 7%, but one big problem area is still the long-term unemployed. the time out of work is 17 weeks. that's just over four months. the problem is the longer you're out of work, the harder it is to find a job. the odds are 31% if you have been out five weeks. the odds drop to 9%. if you're out of work a year. cnn money has a look at the faces behind those numbers. they span from former managers making six figures to factory workers, all kinds of people affected. for today the jobs report is giving stock futures a modest boost right now. europe is climbing higher. asia closed today mixed. concerned there about china's economy. >> stay with us for the jobs report. it could provide a new outlook on the economy. >>> new developments overnight in a deadly terror attack near the site of the next olympic games. we're live with how the u.s. is stepping in to help keep people safe. >>> plus south florida just soaked overnight. what's going to happen this morning after flash floods left communities there underwater? we are tracking this. we'll have the latest,

attacked a 17- year-old girl and now nearly two months later investigators bay they've made two arrests sed on this video. in fact, police arrested sisters, 18-year-old antonio ash and 31-year-old ebony brooks of clint on, maryland. both ladies face a slew of charges. >>> two men in big trouble after police say they used a taser to steal power om a home depot yesterday in annapolis. tyrone freeman and ruston hopson loaded up their cart with $1,000 worth of tools and tried to walk out the door. when employees tried to stop them, they threatened them with a taser. police caught up with the fair a short time later. >>> up next -- pair a short time later. >>> up next a consumer alert to keep your family safe from the products you need to stop using to the vehicles dealers will have to stop selling. >> plus more trouble for the bieb, the >>> we know how boring it can be to sit there in traffic that calls along, but you better resist that urge to text in virginia. since virginia made texting while driving a primary offense last year, 725 people have been convicted, most of those from northern vir

several months ago tennessee decided it would use a more widely available sedative. >> they bunched up on death row, and now they're scheduled for these things. in relatively rapid succession. >> reporter: he said even if all the requested execution dates are set, individual legal challenges will likely keep some from happening. >> you may see two or three executions very close and then there could be a period of six months or a year between the next one. it will sort of separate as time goes on. >> reporter: if tennessee does go forward it would be an unprecedented move in a state that for decades has seemed reluctant to execute prisoners. al jazeera, nashville. >> the next generation of computers that could make all your passwords useless. the stream is uniquely interactive television. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> the stream. weeknights 7:30 et / 4:30 pt on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> welcome to al jazeera ameri america. new reports say the nsa is on its way to

republicans object to the cost which is not off sed by cuts elsewhere in the budget.ear long extension come with that price tag and they object in principal. kentucky senator rand paul call it a disservice to the unemployed. >> when i said it's a disservice, i am worried about the workers, not that they are bad people, but the less likely they are to get a job again. >> tom perez joins me now. let's start with the raw math here. harry reid needs to round up four more republican votes to clear that 60-vote hurdle on this bill. how is the administration yourself in conjunction with going about winning over the democrats? the republicans. i apologize. >> there is a long history of expanding emergency unemployment benefits in times like this. whether it was the recession of 1981 or four years ago when had been was president. unemployment was 5.6%. the average was 16 weeks. we have an unemployment rate of 7. we are moving in the right direction. we have more work to do is the average duration of 36 weeks. you have a lot of work to do. there has been recognition of that in

said after mcguire's execution that the main point to be emphasized is that the inmate does get a sedative as the very first thing. however distasteful it is to observe he is not in any extreme pain that ought to concern us. your response to that? >> corrections again does not want to torture during the execution. that's not their job. their job is to carry out the orders of the court. and so no one i know of in corrections wants somebody to suffer. that's not point. that's retribution. corrections job is to punish to hold the person accountable by court. i don't know of any corrections potential that wants to torture somebody. >> but some states still allow the electric chair which is clearly more painful than what seems to have happened here. one question i've had, i've had medical procedures where i'm administered propofol, and you're asleep before the drug takes effect. that is billion infamous because of michael jackson's death. >> the former director of the ohio department of corrections has spoken out against this execution not on the part of the family but on the part of the people

the investigation shows that 20 patients receive a combination of morphine and a powerful sedative, oneof the other oath and died in a very short time. i'm not fit day, but thursday, september 1st. many physicians and nurses were involved in this. she was one of them. there were two nurses who are off the arrested. the three of them arrested and accused by the attorney general of second-degree murder in the deaths of several patients. they were arrested because the prosecutors had the most evidence. there were witnesses who had seen them, who had heard them, had spoken with them about giving medicines. unlike the doctors who spoke with me openly about what they did, dr. poe, while she spoke with me, will not address the issues around those deaths. not surprisingly, if you are arrested and accused of murder, settled or dismissed now. i think, on the advice of her attorney, she has not really address the issues that the court, except to say she was innocent and not guilty of murder. >> host: still practicing medicine? >> guest: dr. poe is still practicing medicine at louisiana state unive

arrest 26 minutes into a root canal and her parents are suing the dentist alleging she was given five sedatives without consideration of how the combination of the drugs could react on the body of a three-year-old girl. the family how is hoping for a miracle. >> >> we were all hoping, the doctors are in tears, they have children, too. we are all waiting for her to wake up. >>> the mother is a registered thursday and says the concern is her daughter's quality of life in her remaining time. >> san francisco superior court officials are advising people would get an e-mail from 9 court to be careful before opening any attachments. here is what to hook out for, an e-mail with a virus and bogus court appearance was sent out by a fake court clerk and tells recipient to attend a hearing at 11 a.m. but there are no court employees by this name. >> it could be the most important real estate in san francisco at the presidio with the trust accepting final propose l as for plans to develop a site next to crissy field. presidio trust is preparing to decide by mid-february among three developer proposals incl

a mix tour of codeine cough stirrup, a sedative, and a single jolly rancher candy, and likes to drinkred plastic cups because they were found all over the house. and after deep tips -- deputies raided his home, his girlfriend tried to convince hem that it's time he get help in rehab. >> there was word he might have gone to rehab. i was reading that over the weekend, trace. >> and no confirmation on that because we actually saw an instagram picture he was actually skiing in the local mountains or snow boarding with one of the guys that was arrestedded in the house last weekend. now, cops say they didn't take any of the drugs, didn't seize them because it would have been outside the scope of the search warrant and, therefore not admissible in court. they wanted surveillance video of the alleged egg toss where be pelted allegedly his neighbor's house, causing some $20,000 in damage. the deputies saying this was not a celebrity issue. listen to them. >> i certainly hope it doesn't continue. we didn't do the search warrant to send a message. that's not what we do. but we hope maybe underst

his name was dennis mcgwire, prison officials say they put him to death yesterday using a powerful sedativeand a pain killer. it was reportedly the first time they used this method to execute anybody. the prescribe director says he believes it was humane and legal. but mcgwire's relatives say the result was far from that. >> saw him laying on the table, just gasping for air. his head kept coming up, and he just -- his mouth was wide open and he was making all kinds of noises. and it went on for a while. >> the daughter, who watched her father killed by the government. mcguire raped and stabbed to death a pregnant newlywed in 1989. there's no sympathy for him. her sister says her her -- she suffered pain and fear, and ha is with us. state officials admit this is the first time they've done it this way. what else are the saying? >> nothing yet from the ohio attorney general's office. he did say in a court document prior to the execution that even if the mechanism through which the drugs brings about death brings risk of discomfort, that does not amend to cruel and unusual punishment. a form p