dennis mcguire was led into the execution chamber on january 16, 2014. >> dennis mcguire had a very brief emotional final statement. he said he was sorry for what he had done, and he apologized to the family. he mentied the son and daughter who were there and how he loved them. and then the drugs began flowing. it typically would have been five or six, maybe ten minutes, and it would have been all over, but after a few minutes, dennis mcguire began gasping, sucking in breath. for 13 minutes, his body was struggling not to die. it was obvious that he was trying to get air into his lungs, and the drugs were preventing it. and 13 minutes doesn't sound like very long. but if you're watching somebody do that with his family there, it's an eternity. it just went on and on and on. and i'll be candid, as a human being, i was at this point, going, please, just let him die. let it stop. >> finally, at 10:53 a.m., dennis mcguire was declared dead. >> yesterday, i watched the state of ohio kill my dad. i witnessed his execution along with my wife and my sister. after watching my dad's execution, i kn

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mcguire, thank you. that concludes my report for this week. any questions for the chief? >> chief you mentioned about the giants having the opening here. do we have a new agreement with the giants about funding for the officers at the ballpark? i understand in years past they pay for the officers inside of the ballpark but not outside. what i hear from the public and the police officers it is a drain on the resources we have to send units assigned to districts to cover the outside of the ballpark for supplemental support. is there an agreement with the giants or change in that? >> last year i met with the giants before the season started. we don't have any new agreements yet. it is definitely something worthy of discussion. we want to adequately deploy. it is significant deployment for the game. >> i appreciate that. we hear two sector cars are sent over because they need them at the ballpark. they are not covering the districts and i think that is important. >> any other questions for the chief, commissioners? >> chief, thank you. now report on your much deserved vacatio

let's send you back downstairs pierre mcguire with brian gionta. >> i know you're disappointed.ou take us through what transpired at the tail end of that game. >> i thought for the better part of the second period, 12 minutes or so, they had us back on our heels. i thought we did a good job the last 8 minutes of getting pressure obviously that short-handed goal helped obviously we had some chances but for the most part it was a back and forth game. >> when you had the power play opportunities and clearly the game was on the line, it seemed as if the team was lacking confidence is that fair to say? >> yeah. we cooperauldn't put it together we couldn't settle it down in that key moment. you have a power play late in the game a minute and a half left in the game and carries over in overtime even in the four on three we didn't get the looks we wanted we bobbled it and for sure that's a missed opportunity. >> i know it's probably easier said than done but there's probably so many positive things that you can take as a captain off of this team what are some of them? >> we had a good g

mcguire. e' ka p gp p e' ka pr b onl th c nly vo es th mun in 2001 t pl for in 2001 t pl for t star commission and department with sfmta to manage muni. mta is too big and too self-empowered to implement their plan. staff says they want to get their input, when they receive it, they ask the m.t.a. board to approve their game plan. we learn that our ideas are margin liesed or i go -- marginalized. there is no way for us to appeal their bad decisions. m.t.a. has a one size fits all of improvements they force on us. we're not viewed as a residential community, we're a family, kids, and singles who all need to use muni to shop, to get to school and use the parks and go to church. we deserve better treatment from our public servants. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> i'm carl with the taxicab industry. i came to support m.t.a. -- or your ballot measure and open is it does go forward in november. i see the new ordinance is a stop gap. i know that the taxi industry is not included in having t

. >> i want to welcome catherine mcguire our finance director. >> good evening. this item is essentially related to the north bay fires. as you all know we provided nottule aid to sin no maand napa counties to provide traffic control among other duties as requested. we are able tok to b be rebursed to 1.2 -- reimbursed $1.2 million by fema and the state when we submit the billing which is imminent and after they have review and certified it has the dock you mentationness. we will receive these as reimbursesible funds years in the making. sometimes fema claims can take 10 years to be completed. the rem fire many years ago now is still being reimbursed to this day. we have to face a budget problem in our current fiscal year. this is not additional funds. it is a transfer from salaries and training savings into the overtime budget line. so this $1.2 million represents that need. >> it is going to be years before the check is in the mail? >> that's correct. likely. unknown but likely. >> the action you need from us to approve this so you can go to the board of superv

can when you hear statements from people like the raid mcguire describing what is happening as a policy of genocide and ethnic cleansing do you have any hopes that the international community will listen to people like the raid and stop the suffering of thousands of people. in myanmar i think i really appreciate and many thanks to. mark why are you nobel laureate and to others because it into the camera. myself you know i have also met these big teams you know it's been going on these gentle side for. around four decades you know so it is important that. to stop these dental side from you know policy makers not below reads intellectual every thought fired he must come forward to stop this genocide we need everyone's support and solidarity to stop these dental site i really appreciate and thanks again busy team to that cams. we men given them a big. moral support to their big teams who face march three maslow tried and other atrocities by their burmese military i think international community. we have seen is serco i disappointed the un security council this sat down for three times and

we have approval on the budget modification, director mcguire. >> thank you, commissioners. >> i seem four discussion and possible action to approve sfpd2018-2019 budget discussion and possible action. >> i am here this evening to talk through the fiscal year 18-19 budget proposal we will submit on february 21st. the things i will discuss tonight i will give you a refresh on the budget process for any of you that are new to the city and the budgeting process. it is complex and thorough. i will give you a budget overview what we intend to submit including airport service growth, vehicles that we will be requesting through the mayor's office, information technology projects, capital projects, and i will give you an update on the police staffing analysis that are underway in the department. begin with today, we are seeking your approval to move forward with submitting the budget proposal to the mayor's office which occur os february 21st. we will submit the proposed budget at that time. that is a charter mandated date. no flipping. during the period of march through may the controller an

i asked peter mcguire what he thinks the numbers will show.to see a decline for core and cpi rates to 1.9 and 1.7 respectively, down from 2.1 and 1.8. we are expecting to see a downturn in those inflation numbers. it is a wait and see approach. if we don't see a downturn but arise, which is something market a nalysts but arise, which is something market a na lysts d o but arise, which is something market analysts do not expect, could this bring back market mayhem?m probably could, there is no doubting that. the market is very centred on a fall that. the market is very centred on afall in that. the market is very centred on a fall in those particular inflation numbers. if we do see a rise, volatility will pick up and we could see a return to what we experienced last week. that will be naturally across all markets, taking on board asia. but if the number is what you expect to be lower than the previous month, could this calm down the markets and clear the way for more gains. certainly the other side as far as what the fed is prepared to do. the

mike mcguire of marin county says the fires would have been far worse if it wasn't for the brave efforts of the first-responders. it killed more than 40 people and have been deemed one of the most destructive fires to hit california. >>> congress no closer to settling the fate of the dreamers. four different immigration bills have failed in the senate. that includes a bipartisan measure that came up six votes short on thursday and the clock keeps ticking. a program to protect dreamers known as daca expires on march 5th. [chanting] >> this is yesterday, uc berkeley, people concerned about daca. immigration issues >> our goal is to build the movement that's necessary to defend all of the immigrants, to defend daca and to eventually make it safe again for students, for the immigrant communities to be open. >> the current daca program shields about 700,000 dreamers from deportation. and a big sweep by i.c.i. e. agents targeted businesses with undocumented workers. they issued more than 100 notices of inspection. >>> a dramatic turn in the russia investigation, 13 russians now charged with pl

danny mcguire as a leeds player was man of the match over castleford tigers, bitter blow for them afterhat is ahead of us, tough challenge, everything i have seen from the players is there but had to go. 2018 males to see major changes to the way the sport is run in this country, with the likes of saint helens and wigan also looking to return to former glories it will be on the pitch with real excitement. there's no andy murray and now kyle edmund is set to miss great britain's davis cup tie against spain in marbella which starts tomorrow. edmund sustained a hip injury during last week's australian open semifinal defeat, and he did intend to play in the tie — he's not been named in any of the first singles or doubles rubbers. alistair bruce ball is in spain with more details... what it means is davis cup debuts for 22—year—old cameron norrie and 2a—year—old liam broady who have barely paid a competitive top—level match on outdoor play between them in their careers, brody will start things off against ramos and norrie will follow him in court in the opening day singles against the world

i actually had knowledge there human beings have a right to left right mcguire thank you thank you thank you very much in writing to be massacred mikaela like this indeed thank you very much indeed for your time we have to leave it there but thank you for sharing your stories with us here on al-jazeera. all right time for the weather now here's richard with news of the extreme cold seeping across much of europe richard it's amazing daryn take a look at the weather map behind me and the blues really just sweeping across the whole of europe at the moment those are temperatures early on the smalling across the region but when you've got the cold air coming here you think well where's all the warm air gone well the answer is gone a long way up towards the north so if you move up towards the north pole in recent days we've seen the temperature at the north pole itself above freezing accounts for some of those ice extent on record in the month of january across the arctic ocean temperatures a plus six on the far north of green and right in the heart the founts of the arctic region and temperat

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right mcguire's one of the laureates visiting cox's bazaar she says the international community needs to hold them in my government to account. we've heard the most horrific stories that we all actually don't find it hard to believe that one human person could do it on another person especially in women and children but this is a case of genocide of the very hands of people one story was a woman if only twenty three soldiers commend her home they killed her husband front of her they took her with their child to live and the burmese soldiers through the trials of six months and to release the child was drawings they took her back they put her down in the grinder for army soldiers held her down in another burmese soldier we paid is really ripped or they took her eyes and they sit her and failed thinking she was that someone saved her and brought her here to stay for the night this is only one this is actually here's a war here this is the case happening just so many people that it must have some kind of burmese government authority because you could not get so many people to react and t

it wasn't a happy homecoming to danny mcguire. to danny mcguire. champions came from behind for a victoryll. no medals. here is hoping. heady days, these days, for the olympics in winter. a big deal announced in the world of newspapers this morning. there will be fewer? it depends on this big merger. interesting to see what decision the bosses make. bosses make. and the sunday mirror announced he will buy those publications. will buy those publications. just under £130 million. under £130 million. boss of trinity mirror and joins us from london. from london. why is this a good deal for readers of those newspapers? for readers of those newspapers? firstly, there will not be fewer titles. titles. bringing two organisations together, we can be stronger. we can be stronger. reporters to the same football matches. matches. efficient and cover much more breadth of coverage. breadth of coverage. readers and advertisers and shareholders and pension funds. shareholders and pension funds. not good for the people who work the company. absolutely. employed by a financially stronger organisation. will

era, sierra, >>> well the north bay fire relief fund a partnership of the press democrat senator mcguirend the credit fund has distributed 2 million dollars from over 40 million donors over the last few months. immediately following the fires a community maybe even you came to the rescue here. major fundraising events were planned to help fire victims get back on their feet. >> tonight 2 investigates brooks follows the money trail to see where it goes. >> more than half was pulled in two fire relief fundraising and donors. the money raised is supposed to go to directly those effect. a group called tipping point is a nonprofit that's been around 13 years focused on poverty in the bay area. the group has never done emergency relief. but what has happened they collected 32 million dollars. that's the large pot of money then by researching and looking at need distributing donations to partnering and other nonprofit groups. groups like the salvation army, santa rosa community health and catholic chair tease of santa rosa. so far 20 organizations received a total of 11 million dollars. the res

mike mcguire says the deadly fires would have been far worse if it wasn't for the brave efforts of thoseesponders. the wine country wild fire killed more than 40 people. and had been deemed the most destructive fires to hit the state. >>> well, vibrant celebrations around the bay area to ring in the lunar new year. it is the year of the dog. and fireworks are still going on at the tet festival in little saigon. let's take a look at san francisco's china town. we have been hearing things have calmed down quite a bit. you probably remember earlier when all the fireworks were going on. and what could be better than being the first baby born in the new year? this little girl came into the world the year of the dog. she will grow up to be honest and loyal. earlier today in chinatown, a new golden dragon was unveiled. the dragon is even longer than the last one. it is 288 feet. and requires more members to perform with it. just an incredible sight across the bay area. happy new year to everyone. >> happy new year to you as well. >>> we are looking at beautiful weather. in the short time i have

baseball's steroid era sold a lot of tickets and sammy sosa and mark mcguire are credited with revivingterest in the sport with their famous 1998 home run duel but for the most part franchies have distanced themselves from the stars of that era.. not the san francisco giants who today announced in august they will retrire the uniiform number 25 worn by barry bonds.....while not confirming...giants boss larry baer intimated that a statue of the all time home run king is also likely part of future plans... no athlete in bay area history hs taken more heat across the country than bonds...by becoming the all time home run king... bonds set himself by becoming the best player of the steroid era... it didn't matter how many other stars were accused... bonds was the most revieled. . yes bonds surely personality didn't help biut i remember his dad bobby bonds saying 99 percent of the people who write and talk about barry have never met or spoken to him....i remember one of his now ex-wives coming and saying tell your media friends to go easy on barry....are kids have to read though lies written

that is dan mcguire, an iron works supervisor accepting the award on his behalf. congratulations, edmond. and then we have our manager of the year and that went to meghan wallace. that is new award and meghan's employees, not just one, put in an award for her and asking her to honour the abilities to motivate the team, to really provide excellent supervision and quality assurance and to just get the best out of her group and they were all saying that meghan is just a delight to work for. congratulationss to meghan. and the team -- we have two teams that won the award this year. the first is our human resources department. which is pictured on the top left-hand corner. and this is a high-powered team that this last year brought in 50 new port employees through the hiring programme. this group has amazing accomplishments in terms of on-boarding employees, providing for dealing with grievances and m.o.u.s and the team is levina holms our h.r. director, suzette love, helen chan, lenai atkins, eliza and priscilla and terry jorgenson. and they're pictured up at the top

. >> burlington county times air for staff sergeant stationed at joint base mcguire dicks lake hers facingemberton township was taken into custody on the base after allegedly sharing an image on line. >> from the mercury now, 12% real estate tax hike in the 2018 pottstown budget is here to stay. a committee was form to review the budget to look for savings but the group found nothing that could be implemented quickly enough, to lower the tax increase. >>> in the spirit from delaware county state representatives margo davidson , a democrat crack, and nick mackreally are bipartisan action on gun safety, propose new legislation that would among other things ensure all firearm sales are conducted in front after licensed importer, manufacturer, deem error county sheriff. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware and lehigh valley. >> well, the people have spoken and finally getting a red headed ' knowledge. >> i right. the the con sort yum, non- profit, sets the global sandanne for emojis is adding 157 new options, they include variety of new hairstyles, such as curly, ba

law doesn't recognize the written and has the violence in rakhine state on terrorists who are at mcguire is one of the peace prize winners visiting cox's for zone. the genocidal chore chair murder of anger people and the world has to do something to stop what so that's what but also we want to tear the burmese government to the international. to me expand my point above what i would like to go into burma diverted our sister laura to ask her sister lauria to go to the villages where the people and their mostly been been destroyed the evidence of the other side is being well covered as we speak and i would like things you're pumping out to the villages. of people who actually had knowledge there you are you remember right to life. for the right to be massacred you kill like us says korea is pushing the ball to us in north korea to compromise so direct talks can go ahead soon but the white house remains resolute that any meeting must lead to pyongyang ending its nuclear program and also general visiting says korea has repeatedly expressed his country's readiness for discussions with the u.s

myanmar does not recognize their head and has blamed violence in iraq on state terrorists who are a mcguire is one of the peace prize winner is who's visited cox's bazaar. the genocidal ria chore martyr and the people and the world has to do something to stop what so that would have but also we want to tear the burmese government to the international seething to mix them up trying to both but i would like to go into burma to visit our sister laura to ask her sister laureate to go to the villages where the people and the mostly been flattened and destroyed the evidence of genocide is being well covered as we speak and i would like and thank you she you're pumping out to the villages of little people i'm sure you are actually i know you there you are you have a right to live. for the right to be massacred and kill like. now it looks like the entrance to an underground hideout in a james bond film but this fall bad global seed vault in norway could one day save the world it was built in the town of long it began thirteen hundred kilometers from the north pole ten years ago on monday its missio

then the other thing i would had my heart broken by people that i've respected and way back to g mcguireane, and mark deny, armstrong, deny, deny, facts come out, heart broken. reality ump being a star, t.v. guide could just be another one of them guys, no, it wasn't me and find out he had something to go. donald trump being a reality star on tv. me, and we find he had something to go. kind of hoped he was going to do some things. hope he can still turn it around. stephen from hartsdale new york. i want to thank you for what you do and i always find it interesting to listen to my fellow americans. i see a lot of emotions are at play. an opportunity to see how the system works. to see how on the local level, thatuld tax legislation would help to interpret supreme court law and constitutional law, such as gun violence. i think it is worthwhile and i urge everybody to watch this show. thank you for the promotion and giving it the props it deserves. we take a look at major supreme court cases have experts on board to talk about the cases themselves, not only as a played out during the court

john mcguire has been finding out.d but locals here seem happy. good, yeah. good for the environment and everything, keeps everyone on the toes. very good, yeah. i've got a child that's eight as well and he finds it quite odd 'cause he automatically chucks everything in the bin butjust getting him used to it. once you‘re used to it, you‘re all right? yeah, it's fine then, yeah. bridgend council is achieving rates other parts of the uk can only dream of, reaching 7a%. bridgend council is achieving rates other parts of the uk dream of, reaching 7a%. the recycling level in wales is 6a% against a uk average of aa%. the pretty coastal village of aberporth is cutting down on single—use plastic and has been awarded a special status by the environmental campaign group surfers against sewage. at the local shop, the owner mike allen shows me around. milk bottles, glass milk bottles... they haven‘t banned plastics, they are offering alternatives — wooden clothes pegs, looseleaf tea, and even a toothbrush made from bamboo. wooden