>>> and dennis o' donald has tonight's sports division live from at&t park. dennis. you got it ken ny. i'm going to tell you about the hero. ryan in 2012 had four career postseason starts which he didn't allow more than a single run in those games. he was trying to bring that mojo back tonight and avoid taking the giants back to washington dc for game five. here's how it came down. the fans jacked out of their minds waiving the orange towels and he struck out 12 against the nats in the regular season and he did have that same stuff tonight. he walked balonco with the bases loaded. they scored two in the second. it was 2-1 giants and 6th inning. he was starting to run out of gas and jason makes the leaping catch. he might receive a triple. 2-1 the giants in the second. a smash hit for harper and his third home run and game tied. rookie pitcher, aaron protects the tie and bounced the pitch to the plate and the ball rolls into the backside and the giants take the lead. the panic gets to the path. an out at home plate and the giants hold onto the one run lead on a craze

dennis did the rest. did was move him. >> for two weeks, bishop's body lay decomposing in the basement. >> and we got air fresheners and put it all through the house. believe me, our house smelled like decomposing body with a bunch of fragrance because you can't cover that smell. >> baringer later told a friend about the murder, and he tipped off police. she admits to her role in the crime and is also attempting to reach a plea deal with complicity to commit a murder, tampering with evidence and possession of forged documents. baringer and hall admit to stealing disability and social security checks to fund drug addictions. >> that one act, it took five minutes, took my whole life. >> but they are not the only ones at louisville metro whose lives have been profoundly altered by the murder of bishop. >> man on the walk. >> first thing i wanted to do was take justice into my own hands, but i've decided against that. >> bishop's brother is one of the jail's correctional officers. >> there were times where my

i respect to dennis alice tremendously. however i am not dennis and then this is not me. so forth and so forth. >> i brought dennis and two man. to win championships. and to win. that did not materialize. >> gary: i believe it to be true. you cannot blame dennis allen creek he did not have any talent he is so young he will not get into anyone's face. this guy has been unround with bill purcell. he kelly say you guys are spilling money creek get out there and give us some effort. >> gary: allen was the fall guy but what about the others like mckinsey? he is the one that higher alan for it and he also signed to multimillion dollar deal for quarterbacks and the current died shot neither one of them had panned out. someone will have to, if indeed went to three games... or got out after a big name creek you will know that a big name guy will want his own people just out of this world, finished come through for the oakland raiders. >> gary: >> gary: mark davis... >> people who have the ball and their vans will be all right. who will have football in their veins. >> >> gary: he

dennis is out at at&t park. and dennis? i don't know, did it look so good?porter: it was pretty darn good. i tell you what ann, before the game, all the chatter was about whether the giants should roll with madison bumgarner on just three days rest instead of ryan vogelsong. vogelsong left after two and two-thirds innings. the royals leading 4-1, but in the fifth, giants down 4-3. juan perez blooped one into center. hunter pence able to tag up and score, we have a tied game. in the bottom of the 6th inning, bases loaded, pablo sandoval's two outs gains the giants a lead with a two-run single making it 6-4. san francisco explodes offensively and win to tie the series at 2- 2. >> you know, we have one more here with our guy on the mound. >> somewhere inside of me secretly, you know, i had hoped that it would go seven games for the excitement and the thrill of it. you know, sure looks that way. >> do i wish it would go seven? you know, yeah. if i had my choice, but you know, the way these two teams go at it, it wouldn't surprise me. >> reporter: so two things h

hey, dennis?ter ] can you please take your old clothes to the donation bin in the basement and stop just dumping them in a pile on the elevator floor with a note that says, "you dudes want?" [ light laughter ] let me speak for all the dudes in the building -- no, we don't want your old "no fear" t-shirts and the legs you cut off your jean shorts. [ light laughter ] happy birthday to rebecca harrington of new york city. shine brightly, rebecca, for you are the brightest star in our galaxy. [ laughter ] [ audience aws ] hey, dennis? [ laughter ] we all know you're a professional dog walker, but i don't think it's very professional to take your dogs down to the building's fitness center and put them on the treadmill while you watch cnn and yell at the tv. also, when they poop on the treadmill, it doesn't disappear by magic. it just rolls off and under. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] happy birthday to austin coolage of wolcott, connecticut. remember to dance like no one is watching and live like there'

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dennis: you know, i think it can be. you have to get -- you know, about 7 percent of that vote that's undecided. and you have to get those people off their butt says and into the polling places and vote for pat roberts. pat has done a good job for kansas. people coming off of primary, that's the problem with these tough primaries. they are somewhat disenchanted. they sit back and aren't participating. i think there are some other tough raceons. i wouldn't take georgia for granted. i think we're in a good place. it's an old political name, and you don't know how things may come down there. and these are some tough raceons. north carolina certainly is a raceon that we can pick up. lou: tillis has not been ahead in that raceon through the campaign. dennis: i know. you have to look at that. that's one raceon where we can come from behind basically a republican state. you know, we'll see. lou: let me turn to two presidents that are certainly helping the republican party. let's start with president bill clinton. reminding ever

dennis, maybe it is not that he misses so many briefings.maybe he is not missing enough briefings. >> to give you a truly serious answer i don't think he gives a hoot about foreign affairs. he announced that his task was to fundamentally transform the united states of america. that's all he is interested in. foreign briefings don't matter because he is an i'd logical president. his task is through the united states. therefore what intelligence has to say is largely irrelevant to his agenda. he has two agendas, transform america and leave the world. why would an intelligence brief matter? >> you know i always say this was not his major. he treats this like a college. it is not like i am majoring majoring in foreign policy. >> or minoring. >> i am into the temperature and not terror. >> he is auditing the class. >> i never like people who audited classes. i don't want to be there. why are you there? katherine, if you miss 40% of your days at work, would you be fired? >> yes. but maybe obama doesn't want to go, or maybe he doesn't know. maybe h

denny is survived by a daughter and her two grandchildren. >> we just want justice.hat's all we want. just justice. >> reporter: late friday night the president of the union which oversees the city correctional officers released this statement saying "the law enforcement community mourns a beloved officer. correctional officer lot tee frieda denny was a deer and wonderful friend and a great co-worker. she will be missed by all of the employees of the philadelphia prisons system and the entire membership of the afscme local 159 ". as of right now, no suspects have been arrested. reporting from police headquarters, in center city, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> police questioned and released two women in connection with a road rage incident that involved a schoolbus full of children. detectives may have located the suv that block the bus during yesterday's attack at the boulevard and levick. eyewitnesses say a passenger got out and sprayed mace at the bus. while another woman used a bat to break the window of the bus. a 1584 old student suffer cuts. so far n

. >> come on, dennis, she said you can go. come on. >> i'm disabled. >> come with me. >> this is the address. >> you don't need to stop him to tell her that. i'm reporting this. i'm an attorney and this is wrong. now please leave our neighborhood. >> they know me. >> just because he's black doesn't mean he's here to rob a house. he works for us, he's been in this neighborhood for 30 years. >> he's been in this neighborhood for 30 years. but stopped for no reason. it's a powerful video with a very different ending. many, many others that we've seen has not ended this way. >> joining me now are the two people in that video. dennis stuckey, the man who was detained by police, and jody westly, who spoke to the officers. thank you both for being here. >> my pleasure. >> thank you. >> jody, i want to start with you. what did you think when you saw the officer confront dennis? >> when my housekeeper came in my home and called for me and told me the police had dennis and from the immediate look, i could see he was on the ground. she w

correctional officer lottie denny was a dear and wonderful friend an great coworker.he will be missed by all the employees of the philadelphia prisons system and the entire membership of the afscme local 159. as of right now, no suspects have been arrested. reporting live tonight from police headquarters in center city, todd quinones for "eyewitness news" at 10:00 on the cw philly. >> all right, todd, thank you very much. >>> well, it was a violent night in chester. a shooting has left a young woman dead tonight. she is not identified so far. we do know she was 25 years old. she was shot in the chest on the front porch of a home in the 2900 block of west 11th street. chopper three was over that scene just before 5 o'clock today. the woman pronounced dead at crozer chester medical center. again, no word as of now on a suspect or a motive. >> also the search is on for a hit and run driver who sideswiped a new jersey state police cruiser in monmouth county. dash cam video shows the close call there for two troopers. they were conducting a vehicle stop on i-195 in upper f

all right dennis... what are they gonna face in >>> talk about the journey spattering to pittsburgh and leading to this. you're going to the world series! >> i know. i didn't think i'd be in this moment. but i thank the giants for the opportunity and their second chance and the play in the outfield. i'm just thankful for all of this. >> i canned believe it! i can't believe it! that's why i came to san francisco. things have a way of falling into place for you. i can't believe it. this team has been amazing all year. going to the big tent! >> and liz and ken, i can tell you that i was able to dodge the bubbly in the clubhouse. i can't say the same for my cameraman who is keeping my in focus! [ laughter ] >> more coming up in sports. back to you in the studio. >> good looking picture. thank you, vern. >> okay. today they can celebrate. but i know tomorrow has to be the focus in kansas city. >> the 49ers. they're on their way, the giants, to being the team of the decade. this will be the second time in hist

>> i think that's smart any way you look at it. >> i'm with you on that dennis. all right thank you. >> dennis o'donnell live in kansas city, have a great flight and hopefully a winning night for the giants. now diehard we talked about this briefly here. want the series wrapped up tonight and i say you say the quicker the better. >> yes however -- >> but however. >> lawrence karnow here says more baseball right? >> i want more baseball and i wouldn't mind if the giants won but i'm loving this whole ride. this has been so much fun and every single game has been quiting and i wouldn't mind if it went a game seven. >> you don't know who's going to come out of the bullpen. it's kind of fun. all hands on-deck. >> our facebook family has actually chimed in too and here are a couple of comments on facebook. check it out. >> yeah scott posted -- ther fan base. i totally agree with you scott. >> christine says -- for live game tracking..hea kpix-dot-com....we will keeu in the game!! but torture i think would be taking it to game seven right? >> that had make it torture. >

l let's go to doc. >> and brad keselowski, what happened to denny hamlin? >> well, first, i think the ford was good today. we thought we were going to have a fourth or fit place run and didn't catch a break. i'm proud of anyone on team penske and tough the sequence of events, the 20 car was in back of me and i wasn't mad at him. but when the last yell came out, he got the way around and he came back and swung at my car and tore the front of the car off. and we started the fifth with no front, we fell back to 16 sbth ruined our day and gave us a big chase hurt, which is unfortunate and for some reason after the race, the 11 stopped in front of me and tried to pick a fight. i don't know what that was about. and i figured if we are going to play car wars, i will dish it out too. i don't know. they want to fight. i don't know what is up with that. >> what abt the contact with tony? >> he is upset and he has every trite be. his car was tore up. there was a lot of other stuff going on. when he sees the situation, he will understand. >> let geese to dave burns. >>

dennis o'donnell, you are throwing around the d word. dennis and dynasty, huh?> reporter: absolutely. i think it is a dynasty. i think the giants are now the team of the decade like the 49ers were the team of the decade in the 1980s . they have earned that. they have earned the right to call themselves the team of the decade. no team as you know on the road had won a world series game since 1979. leave it to the san francisco giants to be the one that ended that streak. ace madison bumgarner was in the bullpen if the giants needed him. the game was tied at 2-2 in the 4th inning, michael morse sent one into right field. pablo sandoval scored. bumgarner retired 14 in a row at one point. two outs in the 9th inning. alex gordon ripped one into center field. gregor blanco misplayed. go ton coasted into third. the next batter, salvador perez. and here is how it ended. >> the 2-2. popped up! sandoval in foul territory! >> pablo sandoval catching the final out with the tieing run 90 feet away. bumgarner ends the game by throwing five scoreless innings. [ cheers and appl

the giants are popping the champagne tonight >> dennis is at at&t park. what a game. >> elizabeth and ken, it was the play. three were decided by one game and the giant is the team that came up on top. so looking for world series number 3. at some t rocking fans hoping to see the series not go back. arran bennett got the wild pitch. he scored to give the giants a 2-3 lead. they scored on a base is loaded walk. they win 3-2 and they're going back to their third acls in the season. they'll play st. louis on saturday. >> that means i have a brady bunch out there. i told them earlier, there's no one will that's deeper and they were determined not to get back on the plane and go back to washington. >> your offense won a good fight. >> kenny, you know how those celebrations go. we've been there out there to the world series championship, right. >> you have to take extra pair of clothes >> i had this jacket on and i said, oh, my goodness. i don't have rain clothes so mike murray took my jacket off and took it into the room where willie hangs out and the jacket i

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dennis o'donnell at the ballpark. thanks dennis. >>> game five tomorrow night at 5:00 at at&t park. game six and seven, if necessary, at saturday and sunday in saint louis. >>> students in fremont got out of classes early today, but they had to walk out of school with their hands up. something at irvington high thought they saw a guy on campus with a gun. juliette goodrich was there. >> reporter: the images were frightening as three cops focused in on room 201. students are told to put their hands behind their heads. one by one, they are brought outside and pat down. >> they told us to put our hands on our head like this. after they searched us, we went around the corner to against the wall. >> so you saw the video of her with her hands over her head. what were you thinking? >> i was freaking out. i was really scared. >> reporter: parents nervously wait for their children to be safely let out. the hours of waiting agonizing. >> i'm nervous, i'm frustrated. i received a random text from my son saying mom, the school is on lock-down, but i'm okay. >> reporter: after more than four hou

denny was correctional officer for more than 20 years according to her family.estigators tell me they are looking into the possibility her killer may have known her. they were no signs of forced entry into the home, and sources cents indicate an acquaintance of denny's was pulled over for a traffic stop while driving her suv in south philadelphia wednesday night. they say, the man was given a ticket for driving without a license and her vehicle was impounded by police. but at that time denny was not reported missing, and the man was allowed to walk away. denny, survived by daughter and her two grandchildren. >> we just want justice. that's all we want, just justice. >> the late free night, the president of the union which overseas the city correctional officer's released this statement saying the law enforcement community mourns a beloved officer. correctional officer lot i freda denny was a dear and wonderful friends and great co-worker. she will be missed by all of the employees of the philadelphia prison system, and the entire membership of the afscme local 1

dennis o'donnell is live in kansas city tonight.hello liz. 16 wins in 18 post season games. the giants continue to steam roll the opposition. we will take you inside the clubhouse for more reaction when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> and dennis is in kansas city with tonight's sports report. >> game one is in the books. we are looking forward to game two tomorrow. >> reporter: i don't know about royals fans, but you're right elizabeth. the royals fans waited 29 years to host a world series. it took the giants one inning to spoil the party. here is how it came out. royals playing in the world series just the third time. giants third time in five years. kansas city ace james shields did not live up to the name of big game. top of the first quarter. pablo rips the double. gregor blanco scores easily. buster posey tries to score from first, but he is out by a country mile. 1-0 giants. hunter pence takes shields deep to a two-run shot to center. his first home run of the playoffs. giants lead 3-0. madison bumgarner loaded the base

that's close enough. >> all right, dennis, thank you. dennis gartman of the gartman letter. north of 80% in cash. >> that's crazy. that's a big number there. what's interesting is when you look at the crude, $85 a barrel is where it's break even basically. you're going see cap ex come in if crude stays below this level. and the large integrated names have been a safe haven. i think people start to dump those names as well. i'd stay long utilities. that's the new gold now because gold hasn't really rallied. >> energy stocks are down about 17% since the beginning of september. we've seen the fallout in terms of the rails that transport oil that get a lot of their car loads from shale and the railcar companies have been crushed over the past month. >> i've been trying to look for bottom names specifically like an exxonmobil and anadarko. it hasn't happened. we talk about rig huge dividend. seasonally that does not perform well at all. unfortunately, you have to wait and see on lat of the energy names. >> we have sectors that were large parts of the recovery that are entering or

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that's in the way like having plan b, and it goes to one of the questions dennis was raising. usually to bring up the idea of a surprise, it will say, well, that's not likely to happen. [laughter] of course that's how big a surprise in suez and 73 and that's how we got surprise in pearl harbor and happens over and over again. surprises are almost historically something that didn't seem plausible at the time for some reason. i think what dennis described, sam's approach of, well, what are you as and when you see the egyptians couldn't hope to cross the canal, or what are you assuming when you assume the japanese couldn't attack the u.s. fleet? what are those assumptions and how reliable are they? sometimes, i mean, i think there were some very deep secrets in japanese military planning that we probably could not have penetrated, but we should have at least been thinking given the pressure we are putting on japan at that point, thinking worst-case, and i don't think we did. >> i think paul's answer at the end picks up what i would answer, that one of the things you have to do is

dennis, we're going leave it there on that note. dennis gartman of the gartman letter. unpack what dennis says. ing a lot of people disagree completely with the prediction that crude oil is going to be complete le replaced. >> replaced by nuclear energy? entirely? that to me is a crazy thing to say. >> you guys think it's bunk. but threw there is another part of dennis's thesis which the spr levels are too high and the administration has to sell which could put near-term pressure on. >> you can see there are supply-demand dynamics that could come out of whack. one of the big ones will be at one what point do we start to see cap x budgets being severely cut and production going down a lot. >> sure. >> then you'll see a step function down first before that happens. >> and then demand will catch up with supply. >> i think you'll see prices -- >> all of that will happen. that dynamic will happen well before the fusion wave. >> it has happened time and time again. boom and bust, boom and bust, that's the psych to feel industry. >> and what karen and i are both saying is even

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l let's go to doc. >> and brad keselowski, what happened to denny hamlin? >> well, first, i think the ford was good today. we thought we were going to have a fourth or fit place run and didn't catch a break. i'm proud of anyone on team penske and through the sequence of events, the 20 car was in back of me and i wasn't mad at him. but when the last yell came out, he got the way around and he came back and swung at my car and tore the front of the car off. and we started the fifth with no front, we fell back to 16 sbth ruined our day and gave us a big chase hurt, which is unfortunate and for some reason after the race, the 11 stopped in front of me and tried to pick a fight. i don't know what that was about. and i figured if we are going to play car wars, i will dish it out too. i don't know. they want to fight. i don't know what is up with that. >> what about the contact with tony? >> he is upset and he has every trite be. his car was tore up. there was a lot of other stuff going on. when he sees the situation, he will understand. >> let geese to dave burns

dennis o'donnell has giants highlights.with us from kansas city. >> but fires we go to anne makovec at at&t park where the giants arrived just a few minutes ago. anne. >> reporter: yes. they did. and they went home very quickly. i don't blame 'em. i'm sure they are absolutely exhausted. they have been on a plane all night long. this is a front page, though, this morning of the "san francisco chronicle." it says, dynasty. now, when the team arrived here at at&t park early this morning, we spoke with president larry baer about that. he was a little hesitant to use the "d" word. but obviously, elated. >> this group really felt that they earned it because they -- you know, they defied a lot of odds. nobody predicted us to do anything for play-offs including the pittsburgh series. >> compare this to the other wins. >> everybody -- it's equally wonderful but, you know, to do it a third time people think there's something special going on in this clubhouse. i think there is. a lot of guys now have multiple championships. >> report

dennis, all of us here are indebted to your sacrifice. thank you. of enormous vision who defines what this memorial is all about, mr. art h. wilson co-founder and president of the disabled veterans life memorial foundation. art served in vietnam, the philippines, thailand, and taiwan and for much of his life has been an outspoken advocate of disabled veterans striving to ensure that america understands the sacrifices made by disabled veterans. so it is my pleasure to introduce the leader, an outstanding leader, art h. wilson, retired national adjutant of the disabled american disabled veterans organization known by all of you as dav art! >> thank you and good morning. to all of our friends and distinguished guests, to my fellow board members, and most of all to my fellow disabled veterans, it is humbling for me to be here on this historic occasion as we dedicate a permanent place of honor for those whose sacrifices and contributions for freedom have endured the duration of our nation's way of life. this is a culmination of hard work, support, and vi

but at that time denny was not reported missing, and the man was allowed to walk away. denny is survived by a daughter and her two grandchildren. >> we just want justice, that's all we want, just justice. >> the late friday night the president of the union which overseas the city correctional officer released this statement saying the law enforcement community mourns beloved officer. correctional officer lot i freda denny was a dear and wonderful friends and great co-worker. she will be missed by all the employees of the philadelphia prisons system and the entire membership of the afscme local 159. as of right now, no suspects have been arrested. reporting from police headquarters, in center city, todd quinones, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> police question and row least two women in connection with road rage incident that involved school bus full of children. detectives may have located the suv that blocked the bus during thursday's attack in northeast philadelphia. eyewitnesses say a passenger got out and sprayed mace at the bus. another woman used a bat to break the

. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. this historical plot changed baseball forever thanks to the oakland a's. that story, coming up. californians are discovering the real risks behind prop 46. it was written and paid for by the trial lawyers to make them millions... while, for the rest of us, health care costs go up. no wonder every major newspaper in the state opposes prop 46. they say 46 "overreached in a decidedly cynical way." it's a ploy "for trial lawyers to enrich themselves." and prop 46 has "too many potential drawbacks to be worth the risk." time to vote no on prop 46. accidental shooting this afternoon. >>> we have a report out of las vegas. consay cowas hurt in -- conseco was hurt in an accidental shooting. we are getting reports that he shot himself in the hand. conseco was a hitting star, of course, in the '80s with the a's. he later admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs. in fact, his book really blew the cover off the whole performance-enhancing. again, reports that conseco was involved in approved

government give to dennis montgomery? >> millions of dollars.hen he used -- he was a heavy thinkr and eventually, i had a lot of financial problems as a result. me, the a strange -- to dennis make him her story is one of the strangest because what it shows is, early on in the war on terror as i said, the cia and all of these other agencies had so much money to spend on counterterrorism that they were willing to throw it at everything. they were so afraid the next terrorist attack, that they were willing to believe anybody who came up with some idea. i called that chapter about montgomery, the emperor, the war on terror, because nobody wanted to say the emperor has no clothes. it had very real effects, site from spending all that money. for example, planes being sent back. >> international flights were grounded between the u.s. and europe and mexico. there was talk that the white house, even of shooting down planes based on this information. asbecause they could be used september 11, as -- >> missiles, or whatever. it was crazy. >> it was only th

dennis o'donell.kpix5 world series coverage starts tonight on "gameday." >>> now, the royals, after's 29 year play off drought, baseball is one of the top story in kansas city. the manager takes it one step farther, going to be america's team. >> a wonderful time for, you know, america to watch our team and i think what they have done is fallen in love with our team. they love our athlet seufpl, ath-- athletsim. it is a great experience, you know, for our players but, you know, i think that we made a bunch of new fans throughout the country. >> now, throw this out at the next cookout, four coaches went to bay area high schools. bench coach went to castro valley, hitting coach pinole valley. and another at tennyson. >> yes. i have a quick kweu for you, you have seen anything like the seattle rams game where the coverage was all going to the wrong side of the field on a kickoff? >> it is about trickery. that is football. >> and it works. >> and it did. >> all right. >> hey, thanks for watching, 60 minut

dennis lost his job because he was ill. he now wants to set up an organization to offer support for ebola patients. >> there's nothing is good as somebody that tells them if i can survive, you can survive. let them not think that ebola is a death sentence. >> he has to serve it -- persuade people in his neighborhood that he has recovered and they don't have to be scared of catching the virus from him. >> volkswagen has posted forecast beating results for the third quarter, earnings week by 16% think to record european and chinese sales of the porsche and audi brands. >> good news for the carmaker but the bad news is that it is again recalling hundreds of thousands of cars in china. because of the suspension defect. we have all the market reaction from frankfurt. >> the problems in china have been ignored so far and the stock market, investors have been happy about the surprisingly good numbers coming from volkswagen. volkswagen shares have been the leading shares on the dax. the dax went down in early trading sharply but th

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dennis maguire, quote, gasped snorted and make choking sounds. the longest in ohio's history. >> i don't want anyone to deal with what we dealt with. meanwhile, other states are considering reviving the use of electric chairs and firing squads. doing so would amount to cruel and unusual punishment. helping shape this discussion is jerry give venns former executioner in virginia who now campaigns against the death penalty. former law professor now at the national center for public policy research, and aaron hainey an attorney who representing inmates on death row. welcome everyone to the stream. louisiana postponed afternoon execution using the same drugs to execute dennis maguire. some people are calling for a nationwide halt, what is the main concern now? >> i think the main concern, and the person that tweeted in on hit on it. s there a moral way to execute somebodien. and by and large, no matter what method we have tried we found there is not. initially in california, we had executions by gas chamber. and it was found tonnening constitutional,

dennis maguire, quote, gasped snorted and make choking sounds.he longest in ohio's history. >> i don't want anyone to deal with what we dealt with. meanwhile, other states are considering reviving the use of electric chairs and firing squads. doing so would amount to cruel and unusual punishment. helping shape this discussion is jerry give venns former executioner in virginia who now campaigns against the death penalty. former law professor now at the national center for public policy research, and aaron hainey an attorney who representing inmates on death row. welcome everyone to the stream. louisiana postponed afternoon execution using the same drugs to execute dennis maguire. some people are calling for a nationwide halt, what is the main concern now? >> i think the main concern, and the person that tweeted in on hit on it. s there a moral way to execute somebodien. and by and large, no matter what method we have tried we found there is not. initially in california, we had executions by gas chamber. and it was found tonnening constitutional, a

sports director dennis o'donnell is live at at&t. dennis, no sweep, but it's not over yet. >> reporter: not over yet, ken. but you may recall in 2012 the giants were trailing the cincinnati reds 0-2 in that series. they came back to win that series. now san francisco is hoping to deny that same kind of fortune to the washington nationals. giants are flying high after beating washington in 18 innings on saturday. and doug fister was in some trouble in the second inning, but with the bases loaded, he struck out madison bumgardner staying scoreless until wilson ramos laid down that bunt, instead of getting the first out, he blew the ball to the third. two runs come in to score before they got that ball back to the infield. nationals hold off the giants winning 4-1, setting up game four tomorrow right back here at at&t. >> you try to do a little too much there. and they will need to take that out. but that you would try to rush it, he threw it away well too. but he pitched great. that was not a good decision. and you wish that you could

why would you say that, dennis? >> for a very simple reason.rybody got excited because inner nieve sent it up and ms. silva wound up in third place. and president rousseff got about 43% of the vote. everybody thinks that mr. neves has a chance to win this election. he has no chance whatsoever to win the election. president rousseff is going to win. she is a marxist, a former guerrilla. i'm sorry, ex--marxist and former girlfriends do not change their stripe. sand she is not silva delula who did a great job prior to rousseff. i'm fearful of this young lady being president again. i think she is going to move even farther left. she ran a very left campaign. and anybody who got excited about the fact that mr. neves finished second is ill advised. >> dennis, i want to get to aluminum and steel. we've got alcoa kick off earnings season on wednesday. give us the trade here. >> i think it's time once again after steel has fallen precipitously, big steel has fallen 35% in the last several weeks. nucor has fallen dramatically. i think the global economy

. >> another bondsman, dennis sew, just got a call that two bounty hunters he hired are on their way - they've captured one of his "skips." >> on about september 9th, 2013, we bail out tony deshawn mccoy from the baltimore county detention center. >> how much was his bail? >> $50,000 dollars. >> that's a high one. >> yeah. >> so it's petty theft basically. >> it's theft, but multiple counts. >> tony mccoy was arrested for writing bad checks. he'd missed a court date one month ago...dennis tracked him down in north carolina. >> welcome back to baltimore! >> the bounty hunters grabbed tony at four this morning in charlotte. most of tony's family lives there, including his fiancee and young son. >> how come you didn't go to court, man? >> because my brother, right now he's sick, he's a diabetic, he about died about a week ago, and he's still in critical condition, and i was down there. >> they're going to take deshawn and charge him, book him on the bench warrant when he missed court. >> they're going to take him to jail? to the central bookings? >> yes. >> if they offered you the same

lotdy denny was stabbed to death in her living room. investigators say denny's brother found her after she department show up for work. police and family believe she knew her killer. sources with nonl of the case said that denny had been dead for some time. >>> we have new video this morning of an suv that police believe was involved in a road rage incident with a school bus el this week. sky force so was over the police impound lot in juliana where the suv was taken. it turned up in north philly yesterday morning. detectives questioned and released two women who said that the suv was theirs but they were not involved in the road rage attack. according to police, the incident started thursday afternoon when stubts on the school bus shouted at the suv. investigators tell us that the driver pulled in front of the bus, two women got out, one woman shattered a window while another sprayed mace. >> a 15-year-old boy is behind bars this morning accused of pulling a knife on a classmate and then trying to rape her. 15-year-old cody hendricks i

she come to the defense of the local handyman dennis. he is the one sitting in front of her house in the upscale neighborhood. two d.c. police officers stopped and questioned him about a burglary in the area. he was holding two bags. they said police racially profiled dennis. someone she's known for a decade. not so, says the officer. it turns out these officers are on the wrong block in the wrong neighborhood. >> 4602 and you're in the 4500 block. >> reporter: stops like this one are an example of why d.c. councilmember tommy wells held a public hearing about the alleged racial profiling. >> recent incidents and the disproportionate arrests and incarceration rates for minorities, especially black men in d.c. and elsewhere demonstrate we are far from the ideal. >> reporter: the police chief said the officers followed proper procedure toward the end of the video, jody gets permission from the female officer's commander to take dennis away. >> tell her that. i'm reporting this. >> okay. >> i'm an attorney and this is wrong. now please leav