in alabama, death row inmates are executed on this gurney.tences are always carried out at 6:00 in the evening. >> i was 16 when the crime happened. i was 18 years old when i was sentenced to death. i was charged with capital murder, which is, you know, four more deaths in one active scheme. i was sentenced to death by the jury and judge. the jury voted ten votes to two for death. i was living with my father. me and him couldn't get along. looking back, it's -- a lot of the trouble that me and him had was my fault. things kept escalating. we got into fights. it just got to the point where in my mind at that time, i didn't feel like i had any way out. the next time we got into a fight, as soon as i got him off of me, i started shooting. i didn't stop shooting until the gun was empty. during the fight with me and my father, my stepmother and two stepsisters were in the house. when the fight started, they ran upstairs. my friend went after them. he kicked in a bathroom door. he shot the woman, cut the little girl's throat. and he found the other

this is the gurney that we use for the lethal injection.e portal in the wall. one line would go to the left arm with the right being the backup. this is the room to where the executioner would be. the lethal injection. the iv solution is here. syringes would be in this area. we have phones, camera directly above the gurney where the executioner can watch the process to make sure they're getting a good feed. should you get a clogged line, the executioner would stop and go to the backup line. this is the official witness room. the official witnesses are set here. it could be clergy, the family of the condemned, seven media representatives and, of course, now the family of the victim that are over 18 can witness it, too. and the warden gives the cue to start the execution process. and it could be any type thing from scratching your head to removing your glasses or pick up a phone or intercom and say, proceed. >> since he's been warden at riverbend prison, ricky bell has overseen one execution. >> this entire unit showed their respect for rober

about 150 patients were moved by gurneys and wheelchairs from the old hospital to the newly built trauma center. they are also accepting new patients. a gift that they give is possibly one of the largest ever to a public hospital. >>> we are looking at great conditions right now. we have some showers today. and some snow in the sierra nevada. we will see a lot of stores in between and it will get chilly. it is unusually chilly for this time of year. temperatures are dropping off, 50 degrees in santa rosa, 54 degrees in san jose. we saw some very interesting weather today, we are not done yet. the beginning of this week we saw another system that will rotate and. a chance of showers in the north and east. a little unsettled, the middle of the week things will settle down. all week long the numbers run below average and next weekend more clouds. rainfall totals we have some, not incredible. 1400s and san jose, melt st. helena in the north bay picking up over an inch of rain. this is what we had. sliding up in the sierra nevada. looks like a chance for some more show coming that way. if you

of course, this is a gurney.e the victim's witnesses. basically sit down and a team of people strap him down to the gurney. the day of the execution, i will come through that door, come around to this area and basically face the condemned. we will read the death warrant and offer an opportunity to have any last words. most guys don't say a whole lot p. a . and after that, walk back into the control room and prepare to carry out the duties. we communicate with the commissioner's room to insure there have been no last minute stays and then we move forward. we start the process of administering the drugs. it takes approximately 20 to 25 minutes from administering the drugs, bringing the doctors into the room, having them perform an examination and them actually declaring death. we exit, execution team takes back over. the body is delivered over to forensics and that concludes the process. >> i don't see how a man could be that cold blooded inside, man. kill nobody. the warden. i couldn't be at peace with myself. >>

they're still willing to go wit you you on the gurney and depend that they're standing on a pizza.re also old enough and an mature enough to really understand respect and elegance and what that means, what they're projecting to the otherg people, what the message that ta they're giving out to the worldh and how that is important in their lives. sometimes i see them move it inv the room what or do a step that i've never seen that before. b and i was like where was thatha the whole time? they learned la it, even if they didn't want too show it until push came to shove. and that's really great to see. > he did not look happy,appy though. the kid can did not look happy.a at the end just to see a teacher give so much and be soin room, i learned how to square dance in music class. i think it was the fourth or fifth grade. i can square best with the best of them. if does any square dancing around here, invite me. > we're going to call that th teacher to help you dance a little. >> a little? coming up next, severe weather strikes. wea we're going to tell you how people in texas and oklahom

patients were loaded on gurney's for a trip across the bridge, connecting the oeld and the new building. the new hospital is named the long name. the priscilla chan and mark zuckerberg trauma center. there are a lot of features the 1970s building didn't have. >> the operating rooms, we have 13 in this building. in the old building, we had ten. that can help with flow. we have more critical care rooms in this hospital. the technology is very patient centered. it's overall a hospital for the 21st century for san francisco. >> here is why it's named what it's named. the zuckerberg's donated $75 million for the project. >>> the cupertino company opened the new store. the huge 42-foot glass doors opened. this is the site of the old levi store, if you know where that it. they revealed to public wi-fi, a green wall and live performan s performances. customers appreciate the high-tech area. >> i think it's exactly what union square needs, something from the future. this is the future. >> the store, by the way, powered by 100% renewable energy, as you would expect. >> let's check in with rob may

we discussed this before, your inability to just experience joy and love the joy of the gurney.these teams, what if they never got there? at least they're there.her >> if they never got there youou don't have the expectation that oh we're in it.t. we can do something. s only to be let down and crusheds again. you say that, but then think about the fans in cleveland. all that they've been p through. zero championships in the modern era, especially for the browns, everything they've gone through. the rains, the way that they the lost, isn't it better to experience some semblance of joy and be let down than to never nv experience the joy before? think about what you have beenee able to experience in your lifetime. three redskins super bowels, a wizards championship. nothing for the capitols, but you were there for the washington capitols in 1974. you probably remember it like ie was yesterday. i'm gooding more depressed,, dock. i remember these things. you're right, i should experience some joy. jo can you give help me, though, some hope in i'm not a miracle worker, tony, so i beli

spelling bee is an amazing achievement for anyone, but # 1 year old neil haze has a most difficult gurneyn most of his pierce. he was born death.n after months of speech and language therapy neal is going to compete in the national spelling bee against 281 other top speelers next week. nex by the way he got quite the send off from his classmates back in bell ton, south carolina before he left.he >> i was in the basement printing out things and they called me and i started shouting the preliminary round kicks off next saturday. the only requirement that the announcer will speak into something that goes right into his cochlear implants. >> you know who i'm rooting for. i went back and i was looking up some of the words in the past, , guess you would call it thehe winning word.wi first of all i had no idea howow to pronounce most of them and i certainly could not have spellee them. that is quite an event. i've anywhere why itedded or hosted some spelling bees.ee not that big one. yo > you realize how brilliant the kids are. >> they are incredibly focused. i love to watch as they picturee the

she sent this selfie strapped to a gurney, she types, lucky to be alive. >> she sent a snapchat afterr? that's like having an allergic reaction to shell fish and heading to red lobster singing the seafood trio. your car gets totaled and your phone survives! what phone are you using? mine shatters if i drop it on a pillow. (laughter) unfortunately, selfies aren't just addictive. according to some people, they are a god given right. >> a south carolina man learned the hard way trying to take a selfie with amy schumer is no laughing matter. the comedian says she was scared when this man ran up to her and started recording video. >> i told her this is america. i said in america when you see a celebrity you go and take a selfie. >> this is america! he says it like it's in the constitution. listen, nowhere does it say we hold these truths to be selfie evident! (laughter) when we see famous people, we all want to take a selfie of them. i want to take a selfie with trevor now so i can get a ton of likes. not as many lives as if with amy schumer but still a lot, all right? (audience reacts) bu

arthur derosa seen taken out on a gurney taken down by the end of his attacks but not before causing terrific mayhem starting in this neighborhood. according to authorities this car crash involved the suspect who then reportedly forces himself into this home stabbing a mother and daughter with a kitchen knife. the 80-year-old mom dying. >> it was kind of chaos, definitely not in the right frame of mind. >> reporter: then the assailant taking this car to a nearby mall and crashing it into the front door of the macy's attacking more people once inside. then running to this bertucci's restaurant continuing his spree. >> he came from the back and as he was coming, sleeves shall people and people throwing chairs at him. >> reporter: witnesses fighting back or hiding. >> i went to and told them there's a killer so they get out out and we all went in the bathroom. >> reporter: in the restaurant the suspect stabbing two more killing a 56-year-old man. kendis and diane it was an off-duty police officer who finally brought the brutal attacks to an end shooting the suspect who died at the hospi

the patients will be loaded onto gurneys for a trip across the brinlg connecting the old and new facilities. the new hospital is named the priscilla chan and mark zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. the powerhouse silicon valley couple donated $75 million to sf general. >>> an historic san jose statue has a new home but the move is raising eyebrows because of the price tag. reports say it took roughly $100,000 to move this statue of captain thomas fallon a few yards away to its new perch at the corner of st. james and 87th. we asked people passing by what they thought of the big move. >> $100,000 to move? you know, i would have done it cheaper. i really would have done it cheaper. bring a couple of friends over. i offered. we offered to pick them up and move them ourselves. >> the city needed to make way for a new development. the statue is meant to depict captain fallon raising the american flag in san jose in 1846. >>> up next, the big showdown. giants/cubs. you saw it here on nbc bay area. a major injury though in this game that brought the game to a standstill.

generous $75 million donation to the foundation last year and today more than 200 patients went by gurneys or wheelchairs across a bridge that connected the old hospital to the newly built trauma center. the gift is possibly the largest one-time donation ever to a us public hospital. >>> a toddler whose parents have been fighting to keep him on life support have been granted an extension to keep her son alive. a san francisco federal appeals court ruled that he can stay on life support until monday. last month he went into cardiac arrest after suffering a severe asthma attack. doctors declared the boy was brain dead, but his parents still believe that he is alive. the family says that this extension will help them figure out what they will do next. >> we are grateful for any time that we have so we are looking for a hospital. we are close on some and we know that he needs to be moved out of the hospital. >> heartbreaking. he as at roseville after being transferred. the hospital has argued that they have done everything they could. >>> a san bruno man has been arrested on suspicion of ident

he chronicalled his gurney onney facebook and wasn't afraid too attend press conferences and changing events despite his change appearance. while as aggressive the cancer was he was just as aggressive fighting it. what he did focus on were the thousands of get well letters he received. his staff put together binders.e from president obama, heads of state, even strangers. i would sit in the hospital and sometimes cry reading them, tiers of joy, though.hou it's wow, this is incredible and it made me feel like i'm not going through h this alone. it had a lot to do with meh getting better. i believe in the power of prayer. what the governor particularly loved was meeting others in then same boat that he was.wa the kids were really special. he told me about particular, five-year old andrer who had some advice. he said governor i know you're going through chemotherapy i've been doing it for two years so i wanted to give you some advice.i and he gave me a list of the toe ten things. make sure you have your huggingg person and the funniest one heo said make sure you get the number number crea

patients were loaded on to gurneys for a trip across a bridge connecting the old and new buildings. the new hospital is named president si presilla chan and mark zuckerberg memorial. it has a lot of features. >> the operating rooms, we have 13 in this building, in the old one, we had ten. so that will help with flow. we have more critical care room in this hospital. the technology is very patient centered. it's just overall, a hospital for the 21st century for san francisco. >> zuckerbergs donated $75 million to sf general for that project. >>> another milestone for apple this weekend, cooper tino company opened its store in downtown san francisco, the 42 foot glass doors opened, it is the site of the old levi store. the plaza, open to the public all day, with free wi-fi, a 50 foot screen wall and live accoustic performances. >> that's exactly what union square needs, something from the future. this is the future. >> the store is also powered by 100% renewable energy. >>> up next on today in the bay bay, n , can in addition yan wildfires, we'll show you how they heard about their lo

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factual which the president will effectively always be playing against to get the country off the gurney and now in rehab but people don't like that and it's hard to measure that on a relative basis. >> okay. as i said, you're one of the creators of the hit show "billions." and his relationship with the crusaders played brilliantly. here is a clip. >> out there you guys always talk so tough but you always end up in here. why is that? >> because he knows he's a crook. >> innocent people will never take a hit like that. >> beyond the pail, my client -- >> you got me, roj. 1.9 billion is going to hurt but not like a shark bite. it's more like a, what, bee sting. bee sting. >> no. that hurts. more like a horsefly. >> one of those little green horseflies. >> a nasty nip. >> no, more like an ant, red ant. >> stings for a minute but doesn't ruin the picnic. >> are they as smart as businessmen they have to watch? >> i would argue they are. they have to play with a sense of gray at a time when so many have this very black and white view of this but when you get inside the room, of course, you fee

. >> the condemned offender will be placed on the gurney. the mechanical restraints will be taken off and he will then be put in these leather restraints. as well as extra mechanical restraints. the i.v. team will then insert i.v.s into the offender's arm. the final words are audio recorded and written down. if there's no last-second appeals, the offender is then advised that the execution is to commence shortly. he is told to look over and acknowledge his witnesses. after he's done that, the order for the execution to commence begins. >> denial is rife in the death penalty. i don't think, my mother especially, ever thought that i would be executed. but you know, you can't say that. >>> up next -- >> i've been in this business 26 years and i've had offenders tell me, boss, i'll never be back, or this is the last time i'm doing time. and, unfortunately, they've said it to themselves many times. >> how isp tries to cut down on repeat offenders. >> and what did you do in prison to prepare you for your release? >>> on any given week, an average

i went and looked and there's my sweet little sister being put on a gurney.t's just so surreal. >> desolate warehouse place. >> all i kept thinking about was her being alone there, by herself, praying to god that she didn't suffer. >> the killer, who bludgeoned her to death, also erased the beauty from her young face. a honeymoon weekend for the new bride had ended behind yellow police tape. >>> coming up, who killed wendy and why? was it a kidnapping, a carjacking gone bad, or did it have something to do with miami's wild night life? >> what's been going on with michel in the club scene? >> he did admit to having encounters with other couples there. >> the dark side of life in sunny miami. sunny miami. now more reliable than ever and i'm on a mission to prove it's the fastest. i'm traveling the country betting anyone and everyone that sprint is faster than their network. and guess who's winning? the guy with a trailer full of your stuff. i bet my space suit for that slightly oversized jacket. come on. come on. sprint wins! that was fast! yeah, sprint's killi

you can see that the two that you're looking at now were able to actually get on to the gurney themselves i've seep pictures shalt showed the other two crew members walking off of that helicopter. so it appears they're in good condition. the navy says this is a routine training mission and they're calling this an inflight mishap. the naveis going to conduct a full investigation and said this is a routine training mission. it's important to recognize that what these pilots do is dangerous. and it's worth pointing out at least one of the air crew has a top of experience because he has a top gun patch. >> i don't know what a miss happen means. >> basically an inflight incident. they're loss of life or aircraft they call it a class a and the air crew goes to the hospital. >> you flew around this very area. let's walk over to the map here. you see the naval air station. talk to us about this. >> as you mentioned naval air station oceana, where this -- squadron is based. there are warning areas that civilians can't fly through without getting interpreter mission because they're missions conduct

. >> paramedics put betsy on a gurney and are able to carry her away. with relative calm restored, the mavericks competition goes on as planned. >> there's some broken legs and broken boards, broken spirits, but the contest rolls on. >> and tyler finally gets the show he's been waiting for. >> i had never seen waves like that before, and to see these tiny, tiny people dropping in on just giant waves a half mile offshore was amazing. >> betsy forman is still a surfing enthusiast but coming face-to-face with a monster wave has given her a greater appreciation for the power of mother nature and has bonded her and dan in ways they could have never imagined. >> knowing how precious life is definitely brought dan and i together. i realized wow, in the blink of an eye, i could have been dead. i could have lost my fiance. >> coming up -- a driver runs over everything in sight, including a fan. >> only thing i remember is the car moving under me as everything was still black to me. >> and later, the bleachers collapse. sending spectators to the ground. >>> car r

the two carjacking suspects seen here were put on gurneys and transported to a hospital. the chain of events started at smart and final in fremont. a security guard here thwarted the couple's attempt to steal a car. they ran to the parking lot of a city office which houses meals on wheels. volunteers were unloading coolers filled with meals from the van so they could put it into their own cars for delivery. the couple jumped into the van. >> i'm about to grab my koom cooler and i hear, they're taking the truck, they're taking the truck. >> reporter: volunteer james vargas went into action. >> all i see at this point is a big red jacket and stuff. i grabbed this person and struggled and tried to get inside. i pulled down and took her to the ground and sat on top of her. >> reporter: turns out to be the female vp. her companion vargas said got out of the van and threatened him with a landscaping tool. as vargas backed off, he pleaded with them. >> i said, don't take the truck. don't take the truck. we use this for meals on wheels to deliver our meals to seniors. >> reporter

would you put them on a gurney and -- i'm serious. >> you would do all the research and then go to them and say the press would be and ask hillary or trump we have some questions we want to ask. i did this for george w. bush. four books i wrote on him. i interviewed him exhaustively for hours and hours and hours. what happened here? cheney said this. colin powell took this position. the war plan for iraq was the following. and presidents and candidates will answer if you want to go about it in a neutral way. and i think we have that obligation. and i don't want -- speaking for the "washington post" where i'm still one of the associate editors, i don't want anyone to go to the polls in november this year and say you know, we really didn't get the full story on these people. i think we -- the lesson from nixon to obama is we have an obligation to find what carl bernstein and i always called -- we never called it the full story because you never get it. but the best obtainable version of the truth. >> would you start these campaigns another half year earlier? >> no. >> i mean to get all th

[cheers and applause] ♪ }bowie: "starman" ♪ announcer: how far will gurney joe? reporting of phillip elliott for time magazine, he joins us on the phone now. how do you answer the question? phillip: that is a question only bernie sanders can answer. it is really his choice alone. hethe moment it seems like is leading to was continuing the fight on the way through their convention in philadelphia. he is not ready to pack up and go home. to hiss he owes it supporters and donors and himself to keep this going. this has been in investment of a lot of time and effort, a lot of enthusiasm and sacrifice for everybody involved. he is not ready to say it is over. we spent some time with him in california watching him campaign , talked to his supporters. sincerity to his belief that he really thinks the system has conspired against him and that everyone is not giving him the sufficient respect that he commands. to talk to continue about what he sees as in in justice for the political system itself toward an idealist like himself. keep in mind that the political system, he

we have come a very long way and thank you, we have new ambulances and replacement plan and gurneys on regular maintenance and durable medical is on maintenance and more staffing and training and these are all great thing jz appreciate it, i really do but we need to go further, we need more field supervision and support 49 on their current schedule. there is a saying i'm fond of, never underestimate the power of moral. if i can make nob naib they will increase their efficiency because they are in a good mood. in the end we serve the citizens and need the resources to do that. i'm proud to serve but need support to do my job. thank you. >> thank you. any other members of the public? okay. >> good morning again. dan [inaudible] now speaking on behalf of local 798 president o'connor wasn't able to stay , but i want to commission and chief to know speaker for the executive board of local 79 ailth we are gratifyed by your attention to matter and appreciate your comments and your growing understanding the situation and we stand ready to continue working in the process to restore rc 4 to the