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. >>> pat quinn commute sentences of 16 inmates on death row. no one has been executed in illinois since george ryan opposed a moratorium in 2000. 13 death sentences have been overturned by court which included men who were wrongly condemned. the northern california aclu applauded the decision. if california did the same it would save taxpayers over $1 billion. >>> this september marks the 10th anniversary of a september 11 attack. tonight's family members called on congress to continue funding at a site where you plane went down in pennsylvania. >> it is a story that needs to continue to be told. and the funds that we are seeking, what will help ensure that this memorial is complete. >> flight 93 was on his way to san francisco. passengers fought back in the plane crashed through the budget includes $4 million for the memorial. >>> a new study shows higher levels of a potentially toxic substance in cereal boxes. recycled people aboard contained high levels of mineral oil -- paper board contained high levels of mineral oil which can cause cancer

governor pat quinn, a democrat, signed legislation this morning doing away with capital punishment. no one was been ex-cuted in illinois -- executed in illinois since ryan imposed a moratorium. >>> san jose police have released a graphic surveillance tape. they hope it will help track down the person wanted in one of the city's most violent trials. three people were killed during a kidnapping attempt in early january. the video shows a man in a bulletproof vest fighting with the bar owner as he attempts to force him at gunpoint from the club into a waiting suv. the bar owner was shot but survived. three other people were killed and two of them may have been with the suspect. >>> you can get another look at the surveillance video by going to the website automatic ktvu.com. look for the -- at ktvu.com. look for the page on the front page. >>> there are reports that moammar gadhafi is intensifying fights on rebel forces, sending plumes of black -- plumes of black smoke in the sky. president and his advisers met to discuss this. mr.gadhafi said on turkish state tv that a no-fly zone wou

governor pat quinn signed the landmark legislation into law yesterday and then commuted the sentences of 15 inmates who had been on death row. six other states are currently considering a similar move. >>> the dalai lama says he will give up his political role in tibet's government in exile, shifting that power to an elective representative. the 75-year-old, who will retain his more significant role as the movement's spiritual leader, made the announcement on the 52nd anniversary of the tibetan uprising against chinese rule. >>> french police say they've recovered about $20 million worth of jewelry stolen from a harry winston jewelry store in paris in 2008. the julgs were found at the home of the robbery's suspected mastermind in a drain pipe. >>> and a smithsonian volunteer has uncovered what the museum believes are the first and perhaps only color photos of san francisco after the massive 1906 earthquake that nearly leveled the city. the never-before seen images were taken from the roof of a hotel several months after the great quake. >>> here's a a look at how wall street will kick

governor pat quinn signed a bill today abolishing it. 34 states still have the death penalty. it's been 12 years since the last execution in illinois. 15 inmates on death row will now serve life sentences with no chance of parole. in washington state, there's been an arrest in the attempted backpack bombing at a martin luther king day parade. the f.b.i. picked up kevin harp today. sources say he's been the member of a neo-nazi group. the bomb was discovered along the parade route and disarmed. harp is charged with trying to set off a weapon of mass destruction. in an arizona courtroom, jared loughner, the man accused of the massacre in tucson, pleaded not guilty to a series of new federal charges. john blackstone is in tucson tonight, and, john, this is the first time loughner has actually come face to face with some of the victims. >> reporter: that's right, katie. this arraignment was moved from phoenix to the federal courthouse here in tucson so that those most affected by the shooting could be present. and in appearance at least, it was a different jared loughner who walke

governor pat quinn signed the law wednesday ending capital punishment and reduces the sentences of inmates on death row to life without parole. the number of states that still have the death penalty is now at the lowest point in more than 30 years. >>> e dalai lama announced thiseek 's ming ead with his plan to step down from his leadership role in a tibetan government in exile. he'll remain the top spiritual leader of tibetan buddhism but says time has come for his political work to end. the 75-year-old dalai lama long signaled his intention to leave politics. since elections for a new prime minister will begin next week, many believe he will transfer his political responsibilities to that newly elected leader. >> a new united nations report this week says 2010 was the deadlie yeafor noncombatants in afghanistan since the beginning of the war. there was a 15% increase in civilian casualties over 2009 with taliban insurgents blamed for the vast majority of those deaths. of course the wars there and in iraq have taken a heavy toll on the military as well. increasing numbers are coming back

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capital punishment another midwestern state is headed in the opposite direction illinois governor pat quinn on wednesday signed a bill banning the death penalty after two decades of debate about the risk of executing an innocent person illinois became the sixteenth state to ban executions now governor quinn a democrat said the decision to ban executions in his state was draining but he said it if the system cannot be guaranteed one hundred percent error free then we shouldn't have a system and the governor is correct until the justice system is certain that a person is guilty how can we as a society execute someone without the fear of an innocent person being put to death let us alone execute potentially innocent people with drugs meant for. was. last night republican lawmakers in wisconsin were able to pass legislation to strip public sector unions of their collective bargaining rights how they do it with democratic senators still out of the states well they simply stripped the original bill of its fiscal measures and then passed only the collective bargaining measure which didn't need a t

. >>> illinois governor pat quinn is expected to sign legislation today that will abolish the death penaltyn illinois. the democratic governor was poised last week to do that. yesterday, his aides confirmed he invited several death penalty opponents to his office. >>> san francisco police are trying to find the thief who used climbing gear to break into a car dealership and steal the lamborghini of celebrity chef, guy fieri. it happened yesterday on van ness avenue. police found bolt cutters. the car is worth more than $200,000. fieri stars on" the food network "on several shows and lives in the north bray. >>> tara's watching traffic. what's going on there? >> we're watching a vehicle stalled on the left side. right now we're gonna head to the toll plaza. traffic is really backed up. it's gridlocked almost all way to the macarthur maze. so give yourself extra time if you are headed into the city. 880, traffic has been rather light this morning along that stretch. so that, i guess, is some good news. a little further south on the san mateo bridge. we've seen a lot of fog and wind down there

but my home state of illinois, thanks to governor pat quinn, recently banned the death penalty. i person personally support that but i know -- i personally support that but i know many of my colleagues would not. there's an element in this congress that's heading in the opposite direction of human law and human hit are -- history. but the arc of history continues. the development of human rights did not stop at the writing of our constitution and it did not stop with the writing of our bill of rights. the constitution is not static, it is not set in stone, take it as it is and -- taken as it is an only document. it like the overall development of human rights and the law through time is organic. it's dynamic. it's living, it's forward looking. it is an adaptable to the changes of the new day and the new world. in fact, in their infinite wisdom, the framers of the constitution set up very mechanisms by which the march of justice and human rights could continue. an amendment process. it's not an easy one, and it's not one that should be taken lightly. but i believe we should indee