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in the case of john brown, since the iv was in his neck, he got a rush, and kind of raised up in the straps. i was holding his hand, so i wound up having to put my thumb under here and push him down with my hand, push his shoulder to the table and hold that so the iv wouldn't rub the -- wouldn't rub on the strap and dislodge. but at the same time, i'm holding his hand. you kind of get in a conflict with yourself, you're holding him down, but holding his hand to give comfort, again, i couldn't be there to hold the victim's hand or i would have, so do what you can here. >> warden cain has overseen six executions during his tenure. death by lethal injection might have been temporarily stalled, but death by incarceration never falters. the population is aging, with hundreds of men 60 years and older. even they dream of freedom. >> i got hopes. i just got denied a hearing. a hearing from the department of parole. i wrote them two weeks later and they sent back said, at this time, we can't put you on parole because of the nature of your crime. which is never going to change. you see? never

. >> anything with numbers like x iv or x 13 west side mob and the bay view those are gang related. with gang related or profanity we will abait it as soon as possible. >> i consider it an art. there are circles of people that form around it whether or not they should ruin public property. >> this is art work i'm for it. unless it's on someone's property and they don't want it there. judge kids with silver paint expressing their ego needs doesn't belong on our property. >> graffiti is when you don't have permission to write anything on their property. >> eighth street is part of your regular rout? >> yes. >> everyday. >> eighth street. divisidero street. irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the lo

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the fragile bodies of these girls lying on the beds, iv fluids attached to their arms, oxygen, each one gasping and fighting for her life, and parents and relatives in the back frantically crying, and chanting prayers. these tragic situations change me deeply. life i first time in my felt guilty. i felt guilty because of the shelter life i had enjoyed. sufferingvious to the my community, my peers were undergoing. i felt angry at the same time. these were preventable situations. i came to realize what is driving this underlying injustice and vulnerabilities that these women have to go through in their lives, when i las born it was such a joyfu occasion. , it is therls beginning of discrimination. --ls are considered and are unfairly discriminated. i was already in grade one having fun, playing high jump with my friends while girls at that age in real communities are burdened with taking care of other siblings. when i was aged 15 years old, i was already deep into my studies and in high school while girls, many girls in my own community, are forced to drop out of school to get married to

there are two iv lines come to the portal in the wall.uld 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 robert koe. i don't think anyone even

democracies supposedly don't have the stick-to-it-iveness, and we won the cold war. ronald reagan had the vision to see we didn't have to have stalemate, we could have victory, and we got the victory. >> mr. forbes, i would be very interested to hear if you find a distinction between ronald reagan's foreign policy and the foreign policy of perhaps lyndon johnson or george w. bush or more conventional militaristic presidents? >> in respect to foreign policy, ronald reagan put in missiles in germany, which prevented the soviets from intimidating what we then called west germany and western europe. he sent troops into grenada, the first time troops were sent in from the outside. even though it was an operation, it sent a signal to the world that the u.s. was becoming a major player again. we had run down the military in the '70s, but by the time the first iraq war came along, it was completely transformed. in terms of lyndon johnson, if you look at vietnam, books have been written about this. if that had been treated as an insurgency with a handful of people instead of

next the suspects tried to car jack an off dy ive at pennsylvania and sohe avenues. he was shot multiple times, but is expected to survive. 27-year-old romeo hayes has been charged. police are still looking for two other suspects. >>> today it a university of maryland lacrosse player will be in court for his sexual assault case. a woman claims benjamin chisolm inapproprialyhe her at a jiffy lube live. police say she had fallen asleep in a lawn area and she said she woke up to the assault. today's court das pushed back to you allow chisolm's lawyers more timrereis case. >>> later today friends and family will say good-bye to a major general killed in afghanistan. haroldree will be buried at arrest lion national cemetery. he served at aberdeen proving ground and he's the highest ranking u.s. ofr to be killed in comba sin the vietnam war. >>> in the corruption trial of bob mcdonnell and his wife, prosecutors plan rest their case today. yesterday an fbi special agent testified that star scientific jonnie willia snt $19,000 on maureen mcdonnell during a new york shopping

that's being held by andy brandy iv, emmy winning photographer, an apex predator expert, incredible nerveseel kind of guy. >> my underwater super slow motion. the idea is to get up 20 gopros, 20 angles shooting at high speed, allowing me to capture a matrix shot in full attack mode. >> do you want to talk to the guy in the water shooting the footage with the gear? we have andy brandy via skiep right this minute. welcome to the show. >> thank you, how are you doing? >> did the great white come in and actually bite this camera? >> yeah. it came in way closer than i was wanting it to. we were able to capture some really unique shots of the shark coming in in attack mode and deconstructed just how better understand how the guys hunt and get the visual, cool shark eye candy, aka, shark porn. it was awesome. >> what's a day like shooting shark porn? >> for this project, a good two months to film this, not just that one particular scene, but, you know, we went and saw juvenile great whites up north of sidney and the neptunes, and it takes time to get the good stuff, so you got to have a decent bu

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advertise for competitive bids for construction contract no. 2769, port security fences project, phase iv. (resolution no. 14-49). and item 7 c,request authorization to issue a request for qualifications to establish a pre-qualified pool for multiple contracts to implement an emergency preparedness training program at the port. (resolution no. 14-50). >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> i am sorry, public comment? >> seeing none. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? >> all consent items carry. >> okay. >> item 9 a, informational presentation under the 17 year review, 1997 to 2014. >> brad? thank you. >> >> good afternoon, president katz, members and commissioners. woo ho and brandon, i'm diano oshimo with the port's planning and development division. we, me, and brad benson, together will be making this presentation on the overview on the water front land use plan. i wanted to thank everyone and welcome the members of the public who have come. and this has been quite an undertaking on the part of the port. and we have only just released to the port, it became live yesterday, late

users of messaging apps iv have to register their real names. they'll have to sign an agreement promising to uphold the law. they won't be able to share political news without approval. >>> providers of some services will have to assign staff to deal with messages government officials view as inappropriate. the measures taur get apps such as we chat. >>> nhk has obtained the draft of a forthcoming statement by the chairman of the association of southeast asia nations. it will encourage progress between japan and north korea on a long unresolved issue. the former ministers of asean will meet in myanmar from friday and their counterparts from japan, china, the united states and north korea will attend the asean regional forum on sunday to discuss security concerns. the chairman's proposed statement from the forum says the diplomats welcome the progress on discovering the fate of japanese citizens abducted by north korean acts decades ago. the two nations recently had talks on the long, unresolved issue. the draft statement also expresses concern o

how challenging it is to get shipments of surgerial masks, surgerial drugger, getting ivs into theseareas, and i suspect that it is going to require a military response. it is going to require the kind of capabilities that the military brings to the table not in a security sense but in the ability to move material, to establish communications, to bring generators, water trailers, fuel trucks to put into the hands of those courageous health workers who are laboring on the front line at great risk the things they need to do their jobs. there are a couple new stories here, however. one of the new stories is that the penetration of cell phone phones in west africa has changed. you can reach out and touch communities in ways we could not years ago. there is a public information campaign to address address what we're talking about, to reduce the fear and uncertainty. to inform people what the disease is like. to inform them that it's not a death sentence. you have a chance of recovery if you have the appropriate treatment. to understand how to care for your loved ones and communities in wa

in route the two paramedics started iv when they passed out and became enconscious she made it to san francisco general hospital and required 5 unit of blood and required a c session and mother and child are fine the reason the municipal service is at a crossroads we have things hanging over our head but primarily we're in violation of several state mandate and not meetings the local will agency requirements for response times. in crafting to what the mayor said in open session 20 the board of supervisors the only thing mattered was getting you a paramedic in 5 minutes of less this think an example with the ambulance is working with a team played a critical roll in the outcomes positive not also with critical patients that are injured or seriously ill the appointed tests by the mayor i'm asking for on behalf of the ambulance service if you have any influence with the mayor ask him to fund the proposal by the fire department and get it up to where it should be i won't belabor this upper given a document with a cover letter and in great detail it gives us a clear understanding of the pr

other his to be taken away on makeshift stretchers with iv bags hanging from sticks. close to 400 people are dead and 2,000 are injured after a quake hit the region of the province sunday afternoon. people north of the capitol city were seen running into the streets as buildings shook. about 12,,homes there, many of them old and made out of brick -- 12,000 homes there, many of them old and made out of brick, are reduced to nothing. thousands of soldiers are now in the disaster zone trying to reach an, as yet, unknown number of missing people. rescuers are racing against the clock to find those who may still be alive in an area where communecasion and power have been cut off. heavy rainfall in the region, making rescue efforts more difficult, is expected to continue for days. relief is on the way. the red cross society of china made equalities, jackets, tents for those who are homeless. both the u.s. and u.n. have offered their condolences and say they stand ready to assist. back to you. >> the u.s. and u.n. are both condemning the bombing of a -- >>> the u.s. and u.n.

>>ive abeen here five years. they haven't had a steak, not own a little piece of steak. none. all your ground beef is processed. my question is where's all the beef at? >> today's a good day, huh? >> i'm a vegetarian. man. >> why are you asking where the beef is then? >> that's what made me go vegetarian. >> coming up on "lockup: raw" -- >> my punishment is not going to begin until i walk out those front gates, because this is a world i've gotten used to since age 12. >> how one inmate's survival depends on staying in prison. >>> i've been in prison now for three years, falsely convicted. >> i've always maintained my innocence. >> me, i'm innocent, i'm just visiting. >> inmates often tell our producers they were wrongly convicted, innocent of their crimes. they long for the day when they're free again. that's what made the case of richard so baffling. when we met him, ziggy was fighting to stay in prison. >> life out on the street wasn't all that great. so i just look around me and say, hey, this is where it's at. >> we met ziggy at the riverbend maximum security institution i

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another important point to note is that we are recommending an senti iv base approach to sustaining these types of resources. we are not recommending layerering on restrictions. i think that's important to understand. we are going to next highlight just a few of the recommendations that we feel where we feel the hpc can play a role in moving some of them forward. & >> okay. so our recommendation no. 1 for identifying documenting cultural heritage assets is something where we do see the hpc having an important role in supporting and ushering that project along. the agency did adopt in december of 2012 a motion to support this very recommendation already. so we would like to see is some concrete steps taken to formalize the methodology that began during the japan town process. on the screen we have the social heritage developed during that process and we believe that could be applied citywide. similarly, historic context statement are great tools for identifying potential cultural heritage assets and we would like to see the department and the commission support additional cultural context.

also the 60 and 90% death rate, did everyone out there know that if you get iv fluids, you can decrease that dramly. so all this obsession on anti-viral drugs people need to know that regular measures can help. so the issue here is don't need special facilities, use supportive care, isolate people and their contacts for 21 days. that's how you stamp it out over there. the cdc is also putting special agents. they're working with public health authorities in west africa to figure out who to screen before they come here. in other words, who has a fever, who has flu-like symptoms. but for people in the media here to take a patient at a hospital in new york and have press conferences, it's realry a disservice to people. >> you pointed out that you can't really just get it. it's not in the air like a virus. it has to be direct bodily fluids. and our medical facilities in america are more sophisticated. >> that's very true. and the health care system over there is completely overwhelmed. now, having said that, i think if this virus tries to be a little cute and tries to mu at a time and start

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i think what ive seen in some of the news reports suggests that folks are getting a little further ahead of where were at than we currently are. and i think thats not just my assessment but the assessment of our military as well. we need to make sure that weve got clear plans so that were developing them. >> to have a press conference to say we don't have a strategy was really shocking, given the severity of the threat. watch the webcast extra, gwen: white house officials immediately began to explain what the president meant, which is never a good thing are we getting mixed messages here, alex sis? >> sitting in the room and listening to the president, i was struck also, because we have been hearing him a lot more, speaking in these short bursts about the situation. and i thought part of the challenge he was having was describing clearly two strategy he is has in mind and also the goal. he neglected to talk about what is the goal here. and i think if we understood better the goal, it would have been clear what the strategy is. so the two strategies he was laying out really, the range of

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childas to extradite the transmission of age iv by 2015. we will do that. we are on target. that is a really important initiative. the third vector, which i want to emphasize, and despite the gap of basic infrastructure that steve talked about, despite the gaps in business infrastructure, because there is not sufficient foreign direct investment today in africa. there needs to be more. despite the fact that we still need to scale up all these big , i am extremely bullish about the future of africa. the most dynamic region and the world. thank you. [applause] >> you are relatively modest in touting your commitment to increase investment in africa. i just want to thank you. i want to thank you for the partnership with the new alliance. that many have joined united states in supporting. opportunity and food security to people all over the continent, particularly to women and women farmers. .f i may turn to you it may be helpful for us to understand a bit about the environment you found, the opportunities, and in particular, the innovation that you have brought to africa. here,

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. >> you can have a patient, start an iv. examine them using these gloves. >> reporter: at emory, each patient will be tended by two specially trained nurses and four infectious disease experts. all suited up in taped-on full-body protective gear. this is the emory isolation room. >> i will be one of the individuals coming into direct contact with the patients. i have no concerns about my personal health or the other health care workers in that unit. >> reporter: here at cdc command center, the nation's top experts monitoring it all. >> people are scared. why should america let people back in who have ebola? >> well, first, we really want to stop the outbreak where it is happening. that's going to protect people, caregivers and the u.s. best. but i really hope that people's fears don't overtake their compassion. >> reporter: remember, it can only be spread with close contact with body fluids. they have no fears of an epidemic here. the cdc is also sending 50 disease detectives to western africa, where the death toll has soare

and also, this 60 to 90% death rate, does everyone out there know that you give iv fluids, affect bottled ticks. people need to know that regular measures can help. so the issue here is don't need special facilities, use supportive care, isolate people and their contacts for 21 days. that's how you stamp it out over there. one more thing, the cdc is also putting special agents and david talked about those 50, they're working with public health authorities in west africa to figure out who to screen before they come here. who has fever, who has ebola like symptoms. but for people in the media here to take a patient and a hospital in new york and have press conferences, it's really a disservice to people. >> last week, you pointed out that you can't really just get it. it's not in the air like a virus like when you sneeze, it has to be direct bodily fluids. >> that's very true, and the health care system over there is completely overwhelmed and you see dead bodies in the street and of course there's a big scare that is this virus can really spread. now having said that, i think, you know, if

as a boss which she effect il ively is because she's a partner and i'm just a staff person. beyond bobby's professional excellence i have been impressed with her work with the lgbt community and as a gay man with two small children i was moved and profoundly impressed of her work with the san francisco same sex cases and bobbie wilson's stance for the rights of gay marriage which led to decisions. our country is a be the place because of bobbie wilson's place. i'm keenly aware of the importance and fairness in city government. if bobbie wilson would have the opportunity to serve on the board of appeals, she would bring professionalism and common sense, street as smart as and passion for fairness and justice and a great dose of good humor. if there is anything else i can do, i would. thank you very much. i would hope you would consider her for the board. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is joshua right on. i'm a lawyer practicing in san francisco. i have practiced with bobbie wilson for over ten 10 years now. i want to echo a few statements that we've alread

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began in millville, and up in islip we talk about this yesterday about othis same time that-h iv unrw. they pick up i a 24 hour period over 13 and a half inches and that sets a new all time record, for the entire state there. at least for islip, specifically. storm can three shows retreat of the storm, a secondary front that will roll through here bringing us isolated showers. overall though next three days are looking pretty fine indeed, bob, over to you. >> pool party. >> at ukee's house right. >> yeah, right. >> i love those three straight day because we can drop the kids off three straight day and they love spending the weekend at uncle ukee's. >> lets go outside to a live look, at i-95, what are we looking at here, this is route 202 near, i-95 i believe here right here in delaware county. camera, do youtowar philly getting hr on the phone.m >> oan, manp, manjcf >> suylkill expressw looking go transi running no delays, here's ukee now with a lookd,) a sports. >> another late start for phillies last night in anaheim and anotr late outbst managed 11 hits off angels pitching