and the maguire family is apparently not alone in their outrage.his execution became a huge story around the world today. with headlines like the one in the huffington post, calling this a nightmare execution in ohio. saying that he, quote gasped for air. the local pape in youngstown, ohio called this a, quote--the american thinker block went so far as to call this a barbaric, grizzly execution for the ohio murder. but in the stories that went with those headlines and dozens more like them, there was little mention of joy stewart and what she suffered at the hands of this man. josh swaggart is a reporter for the dayton daily news and he was in the room for maguire's final moments. josh, thank you for being here, so walk us through it because what happened in that room will be the basis of this lawsuit and could potentially have an impact on the death penalty in ohio and beyond. >> thank you. i was there as a media witness, i stood on the doorway between the two witness chambers, there's one room where the victim's family sits, the other room where

maguire's attorney's argued against this execution. the constitution bans those that are usual, it doesn't mean they are required to undertake a pain-free death. >> the vatican - a delegation of rome appeared before a u.n. committee, accused of deliberately hiding the rapes of thousands of children's at the hands of priests. the church is now committed to face the crisis. pope francis said dealing with the abuse crisis is a top priority. >> now to syria. it's been called one of the planets severe humanitarian disasters. 130,000 died since fighting began. he is calling on all sides to attend peace talks in switzerland, dubbed geneva ii. >> john kerry rejected the syrian government's effort to change the focus of geneva, from ending the war to focussing on terrorism. it was called an attempt to change history, and said it would not work. >> it defies logic to imagine that those whose brutality created this magnet. how they move syria away from extremism is beyond logic or commonsense. >> in a letter obtained by al jazeera, the focus was

maguire since admitted he used steroids that year. with sosa suspicion of steroid use had never been proven. both players had slugging records worthy of hall of fame, they're on the balance a lot but never have been voted in. baseball is not the only sport fighting the use of steroids. american sprinter marion jones went to jail for lying to federal prosecutors about her steroid use. and after years of denial lance armstrong finally admitted he used drugs and blood dope to go win the cycling prize tour de france a record number of times. >> how do sports restore their image and regain the trust of fans? are athletes who didn't take drugs smeared by association? the hall of fame, do they have to decide? do they have to have a policy? or through the voting formula and the gut check over time do we get something like a verdict? for now the suspected cheaters have to wait. joining us to talk about the hall of fame announcement from denver jonah cary, writer, and author of "up up and away." and editor of sp nation and cliff corkland, a wri

alan fisher reports. >> dennis maguire was executed. the makers of the cocktail refuse to allow it to be used in capital punishment cases. the 53-year-old was convicted of raping and murdering a pregnant woman. before the state carried out his sentence the lawyers warned the new drug was untested. the lawyers say what followed was shocking. >> it is entire premature to consider the execution protocol to be anything other than a failed experiment. >> it was the longest execution since capital punishment in 1999. the family started legal action. >> after watching my dad's execution. i know what cruel and unusual punishment is, i witnessed it. no one should die the way my dad did, no matter the circumstances. witnesses described the final movement. >> i never seen anything last so long. the shattering gasping was pronounced. >> the stomach moved up and down. things that happened in ohio mimicked things. all of this adds to the burden of the death penalty. problems with lethal injection don't make the death penalty go away, but add to the c

. >> dennis maguire was executed using a combination of drugs not used before. it took 26 minutes after witnesses gassed, choked and convulsed. are these inmates entitled to a pain-free death. the constitution does not guarantee a pain-free death. at some point it's so intense, protracted. the sense of decency precluts the infliction of capital pin ushment. >> missouri state representative rick bratton introduced legislation that would add a 5-person firing squad as an alternative to lethal injection. he defend it. >> these cold-blooded murderers are turning into the victims. they are paying the price for a crime committed against an innocent person. this is not a step back. it's putting to rest a horrible situation. >> of the 32 states that have capital punishment. all use lethal injection. under certain conditions eight states allow death by electrocution, three by gas claimer, three by hanging and two by firing somewhated. >> in 2010 ronnie was executed by a firing squad. >> putting someone in an electric chair and attaching electrodes is humin. i think that

in baseball we had a big practice, will clark and matt williams here, worked on "jerry maguire," all the movies. >> show me the money. >> wrote a best selling book. and in the 2,000s, a series of reverses occurred where my father died of cancer, my kids were found to have an incurable eye disease, we lost a home to flooding, then i got divorced. i felt like gulliver stranded on the beach. so unfortunately, i turned to alcohol and spiraled down in 2007, 2008 and 2009a just had a moment of clarity where my dad's core values had been treasure relationships especially family and make a difference in the world. that was reinforced by berkeley. so i went into sober living, worked the 12 steps, got in a unique fellowship, and that was four years ago. >> and you're back and feeling good. >> yeah. >> you were kind of the first trail blazer to really talk about head injuries, concussions, back in the 80s. a lot of your kleins were quarterbacks. they came to a settlement. they're trying to rework that. why did it take so long? are you happy where it's come to fruition? >> not really, because th

in the late '90s, you had everybody loving sosa and maguire and the ballparks battling it out.new some fishy business was going on. >> is steroids worse? >> i think it's changed now. i think it's more hgh, things like a-rod was taking. hopefully this will deter other players from going down this road. >> i want to move on to another topic. boomer, i know this is in your wheel house. selection of the women's u.s. skating. america gets three spots in the sochi olympics. but instead of taking the top three skaters, they're giving one spot to the fourth place finisher, ashley wagner. that bumps the third place finisher out of the olympics. the rules are set up to do this, and the idea is that wagner, a former champion, just had a bad night. they're judging her more on the body of work. is this fair? >> a lot of teams are picked by coaches. the basketball team is picked by coach k. and the dream team. >> why have the u.s. nationals at all? why not have the committee just pick? >> the way that mariah is her name? the way she responded to it, she knew that this was a potential possibi

violence and trouble in this mini series the cast is you know these valves kilmore tim robbins tobey maguire michael. again. with one group fantastic and there was a cast where everybody was really happy to be there and sort of was getting to do were getting to do things that they probably didn't normally get to do on stage i mean just for example talking with wire i don't think people have seen him this wacky before and this off the wall so i he was certainly enjoying going in that direction and because of the relationship with will ferrell and funny or die there's a lot of other things sort of off camera and you know our e.p. k. got to be really creative so there's a lot of other pieces of this universe that one who does will play. i actually got not sure that i'm allowed to say because as you as you know he's not in the trailer so i think we're keeping his part a little bit under wraps until he's of he's a worker oh yeah yeah he's just. finds brilliant takes on even the most monday in sort of situation when you made six cents did you know that it was going to grab the public as much as it

mr maguire appear to be gasping for air. i don't know it was a deer hunter or exactly what it was only with the values that description yes people in this bone rattling guttural sound the roots of the stories through the nose. a couple times he deftly there could be choking. now the choir family is saying that if that violates the eighth amendments and their sailing the state of ohio. his lawyer alan bollard said quotes the people of the state of ohio should be up hauled out what was done here in their means of highly integrated with the new form of lethal injection because the manufacturer of the previously used dogs and a bar of it all has been barred its use for capital punishment. the obama administration on wednesday issued new guidance to help schools and meeting their obligations under federal law to administer discipline without discriminating on the basis of race color or national origin. this follows data showing that students of color face more pressure this mens for committing the same actions with their white pe

coming up next, the inspiration to jerry maguire.e the story in this book and the agent himself coming up lou: my next guest h represented more than 150 professional athletes, including the number one pick in the nfl draft, a record eight times. he has just signed his first decline after reopening his business last year. joining us now is fair to say a legendary if not the legendary individual, we steinberg. a terrific read and story in the most interesting, what prompted you to write about? >> what i try to is get players to be role models and we trace their roots. back to the collegiate and professional community. 131 single moms by making a down payment. >> those are wonderful stories,@ and i think that you are exactly right about the kind of reciprocity between people who makehis amount of money. and the story too often because of the vast sums of money, as the model for show me the money. >> and you are part of the story. lou: how is tht? >> because cameron crowe was following you around in 1993 and we went to new york and the n

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the country are dealing with the pentobarbital shortage but different methods for lethal injection maguire's lawyers tried to argue that this untested drug combination could result in a violation of the eighth amendment against cruel and unusual punishment but a federal judge allowed the execution to move forward with a new execution method executions using panel barbara reportedly took last time and the condemned did not gasp or cough as mcguire did. and still ahead here on our t.v. it's been one week since that chemical spill in west virginia and some people are still without water and. date on the spill right after the break. we welcome erin eight and abby martin two two a precocious on the art team network. it's going to give you a different perspective give you one star never i'll give you the information you make the decision. breaking this the revolution of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness and frustrated with the system extremely probably would be described as angry i think in a strong. or single. i've got a quote for you. it's pretty tough to. say where it's not

eighty nine during yesterday's execution witnesses said that it took almost twenty five minutes for maguire two to die with the new combination of drugs listen to how one witness describes his death. i would save her from jail the thirty minutes mr mcguire appeared to be gasping for air i don't know if it was air hunger or exactly what it was but i was going to tell you it's a description of the gas deeply it's kind of a rattling going will sound there was sort of a snoring through his nose a couple times he definitely be choking. now mcguire's family is saying that this death of violates the eighth amendment and they're suing the state of ohio his lawyer alan boehner said quote the people of the state of ohio should be appalled at what was done here in their names ohio event of a innovated with the new form of lethal injection because the manufacturer of the previously used drug pentobarbital has been used has been barred its use in capital punishment. the obama administration on wednesday issued a new guidance to help public schools and meeting their obligations under federal law to admin

and roger clemens is in the same boat with sands and roger maguire and palero, so his eligibility isreally deserves more credit than that, but to go from 1575 is going to be tough over the years. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> the writers rgs clear, clear bonds -- >> this is the seventh year of eligibility for bonds and he's going backwards. they're not moving up. >> it will be interesting to see how he does at the next level. >> if he survives it. he's listed at 6'1" and 200 pounds. that usually means he's 5'11", 185. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, the deadly flu season is getting worse. chances are you know someone who is getting sick. the extra measures were put in place by a local hospital to handle a flood of patients who are starting to show up now. >>> plus, the transgender student a target of local bullying is now pressing charges. what she says happened to her that pushed her over the edge. those stories coming up at 11:00 tonight. thank you very much. we appreciate your time. see you again at 11:00. dean? dean? don't shoot, red-haired guy. why not?

dennis maguire was convicted of rape and murder. witnesses say he struggled for 17 years. >> a senator in oklahoma said he will not serve out his term. the 66-year-old will leave at the end of the current session. he was diagnosed with cancer but says the decision was not about his health. >> those are the headlines for this hour. "america tonight" is next with joie chen. the latest news on al. i'll see you back for prime trial news tomorrow night. and mr. the best of all of us. >> and fears santa ana winds ignite flames. who officials think may be responsible. >> and good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm joie chen. we begin with look about history what we know and don't know about our communities, our families, even ourselves. what's provoked special interest in the past for us is making big waves today. when the oscars were announced, one film, 12 years a slave, was honored with nine of them. best picture, best actor, best adapted screenplay. the story was of simon northrop. drugged, and sold. >> i was born a free man. lived wi

annualcreditreport.com always a good thing to do. >>> the man who inspired the hit movie "jerry maguire back with a story that takes us behind one of sports' biggest agents and his fall from grace. in the 1990s, forbes magazine called him the greatest sports agent in history, but by 2007, he was out of the business and struggling to stay sober. now he's telling the story behind his career in a new book called "the agent." i can't wait to see this. >> well, it's really a comeback story and all about, show me the money. it wasn't exactly the hollywood ending anyone would've pictured for the man who once inspired the famous movie character played by tom cruise. >> jerry! show me the love! >> show me the money! >> tom cruise played an over the top super sports agent in the movie. but for leigh steinberg, the man behind "jerry maguire," it was real life. >> it was hard to walk through an airport or sit on a plane without someone saying to me show me -- >> show me what? >> show me the money. >> steinberg once represented some of the biggest names in sports. >> remember troy from the super bow

in the wores of bob sugar from "jerry maguire." it's not show friends. it's show business.or staying a little too true to character in real life, after making a public dig at alyssa milano. after hosting the nascar sprint cup series awards show in las vegas, where milano was a presenter, mohr criticized the stunning star's weight in a removed segment of his podcast. according to "the new york daily news," mohr stated, it seems like she had a baby and said, i don't give a -- expletive. >> this is going to be very interesting. >> reporter: the host of "project runway all-stars," who gave birth to a son in 2011, chose to take the high road. responding, so sorry you felt the need to publicly fat-shame me. be well and god bless. please send my love to your beautiful wife. >> alyssa milano's response was classy, pitch-perfect and ended the discussion right there. >> reporter: milano wasn't the butt of all mohr's jokes that evening. he also made a jab at danica patrick. >> danica, i hope you're not too uncomfortable tonight. i know you're not used to be this close to the front. >>

. >> narrator: the inspiration for the movie sports agent jerry maguire, steinberg was a powerhouse alongsidefl. >> he was very much a creature of this expanding juggernaut of the nfl. he ends up at one point representing 21 quarterbacks in the nfl, 21 starting quarterbacks in the nfl one year. >> narrator: in the early 1990s, steinberg represented one of football's top stars: dallas quarterback troy aikman. >> second and 14, passing down, coming up for aikman again... >> narrator: in 1994, during the nfc championship, aikman took a knee to the head. >> down he goes. stubblefield was there first. troy aikman took a knee to the head... >> you see it right here. it's dennis brown coming in, you see the knee right there, knee right on his helmet. >> narrator: aikman's concussion was bad enough that he could not return to the game. aikman was taken to a local hospital. >> i went to visit troy, who was sitting in a darkened hospital room all alone. >> the room is dark because aikman can't even stand looking into the light. it's this sort of surreal scene where the city is celebrating and the quart

witnesses say convicted rapist and murderer dennis maguire appeared to gasp and convulse for roughlyinutes before he finally died. he was given a lethal injection using a new combination of drugs. >>> a california lawmaker has introduced a bill to outlaw the so-called affluenza defense. that is where defense attorneys argue a client is basically a victim of their privileged upbringing. well, it did work for texas teen ethan couch, who killed four people while driving drunk. he got ten years probation, plus rehab. >>> and we have all seen some of the cool things that 3d printers can make, actual objects that you can hold and use, but now hershey's wants to go one step further. it is teaming up with 3d systems to develop a new 3d printer that makes chocolate and other products that you can actually eat. we'll see if it happens. >> i don't quite understand how all that works, but you know. >> neither do i. we're going to get to the bottom of it. >> susan, thanks. >>> ahead, new developments in the kendrick johnson case, the young man found dead rolled up in a wrestling mat in a school.

her fiance chad maguire feared he'd have to turn wedding plans into funeral arrangements. >> i was worried about her. i was worried that she'd run off the road and had a wreck. i tried calling her several times and it just goes straight to voicemail. >> reporter: chad, a plainspoken, power company worker, fell hard for the petite blonde who fit right in to his cap and overalls world. >> we'd go driving around on the back roads. we'd go play in the mud in the jeeps. have a good time. >> reporter: with his sooner-state sweetheart, chad could have easily been living that song by fellow oklahoman carrie underwood. >> now, he's wrapped around her finger. she's the center of his whole world. >> reporter: she seemed to be perfect. >> she cooked. cleaned. kept up with the laundry. reporter: not one for hemming and hawing, this rustic romeo offered his sweetie a heart necklace for valentines day, and a few months later, hopped in his pickup truck with a diamond ring. >> she was hinting around and she said she knew. so i just gave it to her while i was drivin' down the road. here you go! >> reporter

toby maguire is in it. >> yes, toby's hilarious, by the way. >> jimmy: he's really funny.lon." take a look at this. >> come on, devon, everyone knows she's your tart. >> how dare you. i am a scientist. >> what kind of science do you need to lay on your back? >> what? you've got a lot of nerve. >> well, and you've only got one nerve and it's in his pants. >> i will not stand here and be insulted by this cold bitch! >> oh! how dare you call me that. if you're going to slap somebody, you really should put more effort into it. >> you call that a slap? >> yes. an s-l-a -- slap. >> honey, i can go all day. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on. how fun is that? >> so fun. >> jimmy: and wiggy is the greatest. >> so they're brother and sister. and i play dixie melonworth and her melons are worth it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. very, very nice. of course, you're dixie melonworth. stick around. jessica alba and i are going to play double turtleneck ping-pong, when we get back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the ball park flame grilled patty.. made with 100% beef and a real flame gri

he was also the basis for "jerry maguire." former raider running back live in studio as well. it's all tonight at 9pm, right after the kron-4 news at 8. happening now. police are warning students that they are *still looking for the man who walked naked into the south san francisco high school girls' locker room earlier this month. he exposed himself to five cheerleaders before running away. touched or injured. officers issued a sketch: the man is described as a white man in his late 40s, over 6 feet tall and 190 to 200 pounds. he is balding, with short, dark brown hair and a large pot belly. happening this morning: a public forum will be held on the dog management plan for the golden gate national recreation area. congresswoman jackie speier will be there. dog owners marched in protest after the recreation area announced plans to reduce areas where dogs can be without a leash. the forum is at 8:30 at the trocadero clubhouse in stern grove park. that's at 19th and sloat. and the three-month-old puppy found in the trash. and saved by workers at a recycling plant in san francisc

. >> reporter: it's a parenting trend celebs like penelope cruz and tobey maguire are doing.le ones at all. it's called the rie parenting method. resources for instant educarers. deborah carlisle solomon, who wrote "baby knows best" believes they should be treated more like adults. >> your title is "baby knows best." i think a lot of parents are saying no. parents know best. if parents have the bigger picture but babies really do know more and are more competent than we often give them credit for. >> reporter: this is a back to basics approach. rie parents don't use highchairs. they don't yell at their kids and would never give a time-out even for bad behavior like fighting. >> mine. >> let's just see what happens and we're here to protect them and referee but let's give them a chance. >> reporter: parents believe this hands-off approach will instill independence, responsibility and patience. and we saw that firsthand during snack time at the rie center in los angeles. >> which one would you like? >> reporter: each child quietly waits for their bib and pours their own water.

i think if there's a theme to my films all the way back from "boyz in the hood" to "jerry maguire."und. i knew this was along the theme of films i've been blessed to be a part of. and i think an important story, too. >> and it's a story of the power of one man. the classroom and community. >> absolutely. big chess club is thriving today in washington, d.c. and i think the film really touches people because they can identify with those family values at the movie. >> clearly you're a man of those family values, as well. always great to have you here. thanks so much. and good luck with the rest of the awards season. >> it's all coming. "life of a king" opens this friday, it'll be available on demand and as a digital download. >>> coming up next, are you struggling to do it all? maria shriver on the challenges of family and work and advice for women who are trying to keep up after this. hungry for the best? it's eb. want to give your family the very best in taste, freshness, and nutrition? it's eb. want to give them more vitamins, omega 3s, and less saturated fat? it's eb. eggland's bes

maguire was convicted in 1994 for the rape and murder of a pregnant woman.it later today. >>> air travelers were alarmed when a baggage truck crashed through a terminal window last night at philadelphia international airport. the driver said his brakes went out. he suffered minor injuries. eight gates were closed while crews cleaned up debris from the accident. >>> grounded for life, prince harry is now stepping away from his role as helicopter pilot in the army air corps and will now take up a staff officer role in london. and his responsibilities will include helping to coordinate projects and events. prince harry spent more than three years with the apache force. captain wales has reached the pinnacle of flying excellence. congratulate him on his new position. it's 8:05 right now. let's send it back outside to al with a check of the weather. >> all right. so you five are 50 today? >> well -- >> oh, you just turned 50 this year. >> where are you from? >> ft. worth. >> ft. worth? all right. the other side of dallas. dfw. all right. happy birthday. let's che

this is insanely amazing, toby maguire, will ferrell introduces the series every night and it's a bigitely mark your calendar for. and the ladies are back. >> the ladies. they're like everyone's favorite people on the planet, tina fey and amy poehler. it's definitely the most fun. woody allen is getting the mill award, but not showing up and he's sending diane keaton, instead, to accept it. >> january 14th, "the boss," new album. >> yeah. his 18th studio album. this is kind of a hodgepodge mix of some older recordings that never got released. and there's some new stuff. and actually three of the songs are going to premiere on "the good wife," next sunday's episode. >> and "american idol" is back, j-lo, keith urban, and harry connick. >> good-bye mariah. new producers, new director. the show suffered a lot in the ratings last year. they're trying to inject new life in it. keith urban, that'll be a good combo. >> i don't know, i used to watch it. harry connick was a good mentor back in the day. >> we love him around here. >>> all right. can't forget about honey boo boo. we could, a lot

. >> who is mark maguire? >> no, who is roger clemens. come up as a topic in the second round. >> ouch. fortunately for the contestants, that was the only baseball question in the show. those are the headlines this sunday morning. >> they don't watch a lot of sports. >>> janice, we'll check in with janice dean. if you're having a football watch party tonight, janice, tell us how they can do it. >> this is the best part of super bowl, the food that we eat, correct? and we've got eddie and katie from bottoms up nyc here. wahoo! >> we are making lady cakes essentially cupcakes filled with booze? what's that all about? show us the denver broncos cupcakes and what's inside. >> this is the denver bronco cupcakes. denver's famous drink is called a colorado bulldog, so we made this with kahlua, vodka and coca-cola infused inside the cupcake. >> if i eat four of these, will i have good weather reports for the next few hours? >> the weather will be amazing if you eat those. >> what do you think, anna? what about the other one? >> we also have the s