when rudolph died in 2000 she kept sending the checks to his widow and her name. when his widow died the checks kept arriving in the names of the children. all the grandchildren of rudolph and and i went to good colleges paid for by clark and her little people. i was struck by the generosity. a donor all through the years anonymously. the family had left a camp in new york state and honor of the sister who had died. the first national girl scout camp. they gave a ranch to the boy scouts in california. and when she died she left the largest part of her estate to a new foundation to be set up in california called the bell scored a foundation named for all. well, will will did not get accepted as written. nineteen relatives, descendants from her father's first marriage can afford to challenge the will making the claim that she was incompetent, played with dolls, was not using air houses and must have been and balanced by this nurse who had gotten so many gifts, the attorney, the accountant. the trial was scheduled last september. there was one day of jury deliberatio

throughout the day in stone harbor, a big celebration as we celebrate christmas in july, he is off with rudolph and his elves, getting ready for the holiday season. we have the shore forecast covered for you tomorrow for friday high pressure stays in control and it's a good looking day sunny and nice, we get into saturday, a mix of sun and clouds and 80 degrees, the humidity will start to come up late in the afternoon on saturday, otherwise it's still a good looking day, by sunday, sunshine and clouds, a high of 86 and warmer by sunday with a thunderstorm around as we get into the late evening hours, i think most of the day down at the shore on sunday looks to be dry. we are having a fantastic time in stone harbor, as they continue to enjoy their centennial this year. cecily if you are not in stone harbor hopefully you have fun at the shore. >> cecily i hope you give santa my christmas list. >> its not very long. >> if you are heading up to the mountains for the weekend it's looking beautiful, tomorrow plenty of sunshine and 75 degrees, saturday is still pretty nice and 76 and a few high clouds

witnesses say joseph rudolph wood gasped for air over 600 times. says he didn't suffer but has ordered a review on the execution process. >>> and last night the ban was listed for flights flying to and from israel. not all airlines are returned to service. >>> fighting in the gaza strip between israeli troops and hamas continues. >>> since 9/11 more than 1,000 men and women have been hurt. mark strassmann addresses the special needs for females. >> reporter: these women came to this alabama horse farm to find healing in a manner of sisterhood. >> you may not notice those injuries, the wounds, the tratic brain injuries. they look no different than you or i, but have been through a lot. >> reporter: susan robertson coordinates operation refocus in birmingham, alabama. it's one of the few programs that caters exclusively to female vets like amanda marr. she left in 2010. sergeant marr was hurt in what's described in a training incident. she's not comfortable giving details. >> for a long time i went numb, in shock. >> internally suffering. >> sufferin

rudolph. he fought crime in paris. >> that look at the international weeklies. thank you very much. it is time for a look at the latest sports headlines. >> the 2014 world cup will see a germany-argentina final after a very different semifinal win for argentines -- the argentines over the netherlands. the dutch and argentine struggled in sÃo paulo against well-organized defenses. all square after 90 minutes, the game went to extra time and then penalties, in which one goalkeeper saved two kicks. it was a repeat of the final game in 1990. >> i think everyone was expecting messi and robben, who were very quiet. it was a game of very little chance for 90 minutes, probably 120 minutes. both chances falling late for argentina. the pen of the king was unavailable because all the substitutions had been used. rodriguez stepped up after saves had made two great to give argentina the chance to go through to the final. >> brazil have been trying to come to terms with the shock of tuesday past event -- tuesd ay's defeat at the hands of germany. reflectpaper headlines not only disappointment, bu

condemned death row inmate joseph rudolph woods life ended in arizona, nearly two hours after his execution began. >> at a certain point, you wondered if he was ever going to die. the firsts -- for seven minutes, he closed his eyes and went to sleep. then he started gasping. he gasped for more than an hour and a half. his attorney claimed the new drug protocol used for lethal injections failed. prior to entering the execution, he even tried unsuccessfully to convince the u.s. supreme court to halt the execution. >> to watch a man lay there for one hour and 40 minutes ago, i can liken it to if you catch a fish and throat onshore. thanuld was convicted more 20 years ago in the shooting deaths of his estranged girlfriend and her father. the victims falyem had no problem with how he died, stressing the focus should not be on what happened in the last hours of his life but on the lives he ended and the years of pain he unleashed on so many others. >> it is not just about him. it's about other people that suffering. >> you don't know what excruciating his, seeing your dad lying there in a pool of

. >> reporter: witnesses say condemned inmate joseph rudolph wood gasped for more that an hour and a half during his execution wednesday night in arizona. he was finally pronounced dead almost two hours after it began. >> it's like if you catch a fish and throw it on the shore and the fish opens and closes it's mouth. >> he was struggling for breath. that's atypical. usually an execution takes 10, 11 minutes, and you see virtually nothing. >> reporter: it was the first time such a drug combination had been used in arizona but it was the same combo used in ohio in january where dennis mcquire took nearly 25 minutes to die. back in arizona governor january brewer is promising a full review. wood was sentenced to death for the 1989 murder of his girlfriend debra dietz and her father. the victim's family said the focus should be on the crimes, not his death. >> what's excruciating is seeing your dad lying there in a pool of blood, your sister lying there in a pool of blood. that's excruciating. >> to me it looked like he was sleeping. he was snoring. that's what i saw and then he passed

. >> reporter: the flow of the lethal drug combination into joseph rudolph wood began at 1:52 p.m. 10 minutes later, witnesses say the 55-year-old began gasping and his jaw dropped. michael kiefer of the arizona "republic" newspaper was a witness. >> many of described it as looking like a fish out of water-- mouth opening suddenly. you could see his chest rising, his stomach contracting and it went on and on. >> reporter: kiefer said wood gasped 600 times. an hour into the execution, his lawyers filed an emergency appeal to stop it. he has been gasping for more than an hour they wrote. "he is still alive." wood was finally pronounced dead at 3:49. prison officials say he was always desay thed and never in pain. >> everybody is worried about did he suffer? who really suffered was my dad and my sister when they were killed. >> reporter: jeanie brown's father and sister were shot by wood in 1989. richard brown says he watched his sister-in-law die. >> you know, this man, i mean, conducted a horrifying murder, and you guys are going, "oh, let's worry about the drug and how he is affected.

from the time of the first needle injection to the time joseph rudolph wood finally died, one hour, 57 minutes. it should have taken ten. >> it took him two hours to die. i liken it to you catch a fish and throw it on the shore. the way the fish opens and closes his mouth. >> the first few minutes he went to sleep. then he started gasping more than an hour-and-a-half. >> reporter: arizona officials dispute that claim. they say wood was not gasping, but snoring but a reporter says he gasped for breath more than an hour-and-a-half. after he finally died, his victim's family spoke. >> everyone is more worried about did he suffer. who suffered were my dad and sister when they were killed. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix5. >> just last week, california ruled california's death penalty unconstitutional but it was not the lethal injection process the judge had a problem with. it was the long wait on death row. >>> two people shot and killed in one day in a san francisco neighborhood. a neighborhood joe vasquez tells us is at a cross roads. >> reporter: midnight on a recent friday. this group

attorneys for joseph rudolph wood say he was gasping and snorting for more than an hour after the lethal injection process started. he was sentenced for killing his girlfriend and her father in 1989. >> he closed his eyes and went to sleep. then he started gasping and he did. he gasped for more than an hour and a half. >> everybody is more worried about did he suffer. who really suffered with my dad and my sister when they were killed? >> this is the third time this year that a condemned inmate has taken far longer than usual to succumb to a lethal injection. >>> in new york police have reportedly identified the trespassers who replaced american flags on the bridge with white ones, but that's only part of the pizzle. "the new york post" reports investigators only know the culprits by their nicknames and they're working to determine their proper names so they can bring them in for questioning. the bridge has long been considered a top terror target and the incident is being considered a major security breach. the post says the nypd has assigned nearly three dozen of its top detectives to

. >> investigators say evidence places rudolph at the bombing.they aren't sure whether others may be involved. >> i hate to quote chairman mao, but he was right -- kill one, scare a thousand. >> dr. john britton and clinic volunteer jim barrett lay dead. police arrested paul hill a half block away. >> most people who oppose abortion wouldn't advocate that kind of violence. but how do you explain the passion that enters into this debate? >> well look, i think this is always going to be a topic where people have strong personal feelings. but i do believe the rhetoric that is now, that is sort of tolerated, and frankly that we hear from elected officials oftentimes does encourage people to sort of put women in a certain place, certainly doctors in a certain place. and, you know, it's very tough to watch this footage. but i think it's important because, of course, this is why the massachusetts buffer zone was passed in the first place. this was not simply an intellectual idea, it was because women and doctors and clinicians were under enormous person

are the worthy victims while palestinians are unworthy victims unworthy of being humanized and jody rudolph in of the new york times who recently wrote about one of the boys killed in broad daylight in the you mentioned on closed caption t.v. execution style by an israeli soldier referred to him as one among the thousands who died in the struggle against israel that is the kind of language that's consistent with the dehumanisation of palestinian in supposedly objective media and minds i'm curious of what your response is to people who say well what do you expect israel to do when rockets are being shot in the country and what retaliation should be issued for the kidnapping and murder of its citizens. i expect israel to colonize and allow the eighty percent of the people from the gaza strip who are refugees to be allowed to return to their land and property that was taken from them if you want to understand the roots of palestinian violent resistance you can't go back one week or two weeks or a few years ago or a few intifadas ago this is not a cycle of violence it's rooted in a in a settler

. >> reporter: the execution of arizona inmate joseph rudolph wood by lethal injection took almost two hours. witnesses say during most of the time, they could see and hear wood breathing and gasping for air. >> he closed his eyes he went to sleep. then he started gasping and he did. he gasped for more than an hour and a half. >> reporter: wood was sentenced to death for killing his girlfriend debbie and her father gene in 1989. >> i don't believe he was suffering. it sounded to me as though he was snoring. >> reporter: the victims' family says the only unjust delay was how long it took the state to carry out the execution. >> everybody is worried about him suffering. who really suffer was my dad and sister when they were killed. >> reporter: this is the first time it's taken far longer than usual to succumb to a lethal injection. in january an inmate gasped for 26 minutes before he died and in april, oklahoma prison officials halted the execution of inmate clayton lockett because he writhed in pain and dislodged the needle. he then died of a heart attack. arizona's corrections directo

murderer joseph rudolph wood was supposed to die roughly ten minutes after he was given a lethal injectioninstead, it turned into an 117-minute ordeal. >> to watch a man lay there gulping air, at a certain point, you wondered if heas ever going to die. >> reporter: it took so long that 50 minutes in, woods' attorneys filed an emergency appeal with the u.s. supreme court, in a last ditch effort to save his life. today woods' lawyer told abc news the execution was unconstitutional. >> for it to take two hours for a man to die, i think, is certainly cruel and unusual. >> reporter: woods' case follows botched executions with similar drugs in ohio and oklahoma in the last six months. and today, a federal appeals judge involved in woods' case told me it's time for a more primitive method. >> bullets work every time. i've never heard of anyone walking away from a firing squad. perhaps it will have more value, because people will actually see the violence in executions. >> reporter: but the family of woods' murder victims don't care at all how he died. in 1989, woods shot gene and debbie dietz, a

botched execution in six months has rekindled the debate over the death penalty arizona inmate joseph rudolph wood was pronounced dead at six forty nine pm yesterday one hour fifty seven minutes after the execution started witnesses report him gasping for ninety minutes the execution took so long that his lawyers had time to file an emergency appeal while it was happening there is on the supreme court also called an impromptu hearing on the matter and learned of his death during the discussions it's the third execution gone awry this year in the u.s. including one in ohio in which an inmate gassed in similar fashion for nearly a half hour oklahoma inmate clayton lockett died of a heart attack in april minutes after prison officials halted his execution because the drugs weren't being administered properly i was joined earlier by alexander simpson from the california innocence project and an adjunct professor at the california western school of law to talk about how this incident could potentially have new evidence to those building a case against lethal injection i first asked him what we kno

. >> reporter: nearly two hours after his execution began, condemned arizona inmate joseph rudolph woodead. the convicted murderer gasped and snorted for more than an hour and a half. >> you could hear a deep snoring, sucking air sound. >> reporter: woods' lawyers filed an emergency appeal to the u.s. supreme court to stop the execution while it was under way, but the high court allowed it to proceed. >> at a certain point you wondered if he was ever going to die. >> reporter: woods' case will add to scrutiny surrounding lethal injection after two botched executions in ohio last january and oklahoma last april. woods' defense attorney filed several appeals that were denied by the u.s. supreme court. >> everybody here, from what i heard, said it was excruciating. you don't know what excruciating is. >> reporter: wood was convicted in the 1989 shooting deaths of 29-year-old debbie dietz and 55-year-old gene dietz. jeane and her husband richard say they have no problem with the way woods' execution was carried out. they say they are focused on their families' suffering. >> it's about the v

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. >> and we have rudolph and frosty. here the christmas parade is one of the biggest events.n fact this is a county that really likes to celebrate. one thing that is a sight to see, christmas in middleburg. there is the oktoberfest or join a fun filled sterling fest. and first fridays always draws a crowd. it's celebrated every month downtown. first friday happens in fact this it friday, it is free. everybody is invited to come down to the town of leesburg. and with this, how are you liking this weather? it's a little hot out there for you. >> a little warm. i like it a little colder. >> well, don't worry, your job is done here. you can kcan get back to checki your list twice. thanks to the loudoun county marching raiders. ♪ sfwh she >> she's having a great time. thanks to santa for coming out. >> she gets santa to come out. >> and the entire marching band. she made it snow in loudoun county. >>> 6:21. time to get a check of weather and traffic on the 1s. following breaking you news on the roads. >>> still breaking news in kensingt kensington. this is connecticut avenue at cu

joseph rudolph wood iii was pronounced dead about 40 minutes ago, 1 hour, 57 minutes after a lethal doseugs. his lawyers filed an emergency appeal during the execution, demanding it be stopped. them hess was gasping and snorting for more than an hour. the drugs have been controversial in recent executions in other states. >>> an air force veteran has taken it upon himself to help on the floor vet rants adjust to civilian life. we heard about his efforts during one of our abc 7 listens means. at that events eddie connects veterans with resources to find housing, jobs, and health care. >> they ramp us up to go to war, to serve our country, but they don't really ramp us down to get back intel grated into society. >> ramirez is not waiting until next year to keep helping. he's organizing a mental health summit for veterans and their families on august 29th at the san francisco federal building on 7th street. >>> the head of the centers for disease control lab which potential exposed other employees to anthrax has resigned. michael farrell resigned yesterday after he was reassigned the last m

joseph rudolph wood took nearly two hours to die. the execution should have taken 10 minutes. woodrow wilson international centre for scholars was convicted of a double murder in 1989. governor brewer called for a full review. there was little sympathy for him from the victim's family. >> this man conducted a horrifying murder. you guys are going "let's worry about the drug." why didn't we give him a bullet. draino, something else. everyone is worried about the drug. these people that do this, that are on death row, they deserve to suffer a little bit. he's been here for 25 years getting medicationing eating, roof, bed, clothes, shoes. we are there. that's right, they are dead. they've been dead for 25 years. >>> now, we were talking about iraq's parliament trying to form a new inclusive government. parliament was voting on a new president who under iraqi law has to be a kurd. we have word that none of the candidates got the two-thirds majority. parliament has adjourned to a later date. a failure in iraq by the parliament to form any part of a new government. >>> all right. le

. >> charlie rudolph may have a pulitzer prize.shall we say -- >> that cheese? >> lacking. simply put, he's a philistine. warm egg yolk with a generous helping of smelt roe on top? egg with eggs? yes, please. he scarves his like he's at ruby tuesday's. >> you've got all these kids. they're flooding into detroit. which is good. how is that going to play out? will there be political leadership in place to manage that fairly? >> it will be fine. everybody likes a nice, you know, thing in an egg shell with caviar on top, everybody. it's just all about keeping cool. >> it won't be fine, dude. it will not be fine. if there's not political leadership, it will not. >> well, you know, sometimes political leadership grows up out of what's happening. and we don't have any political leadership. and this is happening. >> are you an optimist? >> i'm an optimist. >> you're an optimist. >> i'm here in this garage with you. >> chilled summer soup with melon in a tomato lemon verbena broth. >> summer soup, all the melon's from the market. the blosso

hour and 57 minutes for joseph rudolph wood to die this afternoon. his lawyers tried to stop the procedure while it was happening by an emergency stay to the court. the inmate was gasping and snorting for about an hour. >> mr. wood was gasping and fighting for air for an hour and 50 minutes. there was a deacon there. he turned around and looked at the gallery, kind of was looking all around while he was being prepped. and then he gave his last words. >> now, an arizona republic reporter who witnesses the execution says lines were run into each wood's arms. after wood said his last words he was unconscious by 1:57 p.m. but by 2:05 he gasped about 660 times. he was on death row for killing his ex girlfriend and her father in 1991. the other drugs used if other botched executions away was a violation of their constitutional rights. the u.s. supreme court ruled the state did not have to disclose the drugs. arizona though used the same two drug cocktail mix that ohio did earlier this year to execute inmates and that took over 200 minds. >> jonathan betts,

. >> reporter: nearly two hours after his execution began, condemned arizona inmate joseph rudolph wood was pronounced dead. the convicted murderer gasped and snorted for more than an hour and a half. >> you heard a deep sucking, air snorting sound. >> reporter: they wanted to stop the execution while under way but the high court allowed it to proceed. >> at a certain point, you wondered if he would die. >> reporter: woods' case will add to scrutiny after botched executions last january and april. woods' defense attorney filed several appeals that were denied. >> everybody from what i heard said it was excruciating. you don't know what excruciating is. >> reporter: wood was convicted in the 1989 shooting deaths of 29-year-old debbie deeds and 55-year-old gene deeds. they say they have no problem with the way the execution was carried out. they are focused on their family's suffering. >> it's about the victims, it ain't about the guy that went to sleep and never woke up. now my family members can rest in peace. >> reporter: arizona's governor directed the state's department of correction

it stems from the execution of convicted murderer joseph rudolph wood in arizona.y dying. arizona governor jan brewer has ordered a full review. this is the third case in the u.s. this year in which a lethal injection has not gone as planned. >>> and important news for mountains of americans who suffer from back pain. researchers have found that acetaminophen does nothing to relieve the pain giving no more relief than a placebo. acetaminophen is sold under several brand names including tylenol. >>> tough times at general motors. the company just reported an 85% drop in profits last quarter because of the string of recent safety recalls, the most recent just yesterday affecting more than 700,000 cars and trucks. >>> and there are new details this morning in that mystery on the brooklyn bridge. police are now looking for five men in their early 20s who are suspected of swapping out the two american flags on top of the bridge with bleached flags tuesday. one of the men was believed to be carrying a skateboard. >>> and finally, in florida this morning, they are calling

. >> he brutally murdered his ex girlfriend and her father and convicted murderer joseph rudolph wood expected to be put chamber. what happened next was a complete surprise. an execution which instead of taking minutes, lasted for nearly two hours. raising again the question of lethal injection. why this botched execution raises the stakes on the debate. it's "america tonight's" chris bury. >> the execution of joseph wood in arizona's death chamber took so long nearly two hours that his lawyers filed an emergency appeal in vain to the u.s. supreme court. wood would appear to gasp for breath. >> it looked like that in the beginning for the first seven minutes he closed his eyes and went to sleep and he started gasping, he did, gasp for more than an hour and a half. and whether the doctor came in to check his consciousness you could hear a deep snoring, sucking sound. >> it was difficult to watch. joe wood is dead but it took him two hours to die. to watch a man lying there for two hours, gulping for air, it's like throwing a fish ton shore. >> wood was convicted of murdering his girlfr

i'd just lazy-back into a rudolph into a quadriffus right up the corporate ladder., dad, you coming to my play tonight? "your" play? you only painted the sets. yeah, and michelangelo "only" painted the sixteenth chapel. maybe don't keep your face so close to the paint cans. sorry, buddy, i'm getting a golf lesson and then i'm playing with a client, but i'll try to make your next performance. (doorbell rings, thud) phil! little busy. oh, you always do this. you cram stuff in the freezer without thinking about it. i opened the door, and a frozen turkey almost fell on my foot. i keep pulling it to the left. are we sure the house is level? are you not the least bit sorry? i could have broken a toe.

here are a few stories that are rudolph last month one took place in home run injuries to children. mayor of the few stories training on line. novak djokovic defeated roger federer at the men's wimbledon final. this is the second time he's won the tournament, and his seventh major. djokovic was walking with his trophy when he ran into prince william and his wife kate middleton. the champion thanked them for sticking around for the five-set match. this is only the second time federer has lost in a wimbledon final. he's won the championship seven times. this crash took out more than half the cars at sunday's nascar race at daytona. seven cars were left after this crash, and another one later on. this one kept getting delayed by heavy rain. eric almirola was in the lead, when the race got called with 48 laps to go. so he's your winner. flavor flav he is accused of setting off thousands of dollars worth of illegal fireworks since 2009. officers confiscated more than 100 lbs. of fireworks and issued to fireworks related he says he is moving the party of the neighborhood next year. jessic

professor rudolph traveled the world doing his research.e says invert brat showing 25% drot drop in population. large animal like bear and rhinocerous are showing the biggest decline. he says that if a big animal like elephant disappears that could have a domino effect on people. >> there are some animal take advantage of the absence of big animal particularly the increase abundance and fleet they carry in the increase. >> that could present danger to human health. people need to act now to protect habitat and sensitive region and slow the loss of animal life aroped the planet. >> comic con drawing monster crowd in san diego as always does. sold out show expected to attract 130,000 people through sunday. this year event pays tribute one of the most popular super hero of all time. batman. cape crusader celebrating his 75 anniversary. comic con offers something for every taste in every age. >> i am the character lucy from the upcoming smash brother and the fire emblem game. what kind of special power do you have. >> i can time travel. >> i'm

during that time, lawyers for joseph rudolph wood made emergency court appeals trying to have the executionathy from the woman whose father and sister were killed by wood. >> everybody here, from what i heard, said it was excruciating. you don't know what excruciating it. what's excruciating is seeing your dad laying there in a pool of blood, seeing your sister laying there in a pool of blood. that's e krush ating. >> an ohio inmate executed in january snorted and gasped during the 26 minutes it took him to die. in oklahoma an inmate died of a heart attack, minutes after they halted the execution. >>> to a murder trial in detroit raising disturbing questions. was it justifiable self-defense by a homeowner who feared for his life or overreaction? casting a shadow over this trial is the issue of race. the shooter is white, the victim is black. abc's alex perez has the story. >> reporter: 54-year-old theodore wafer appearing expressionless in court, accused of killing renisha mcbride on his front porch. she was drunk that night and injured, stumbling to his door for help after a car accident.

. >> witnesses say they could see and hear joseph rudolph wood breathing and gasping for air during much of that time. he'd been sentenced to death for killing his girlfriend and her father in the late 1980s. there is disagreement over whether wood was in pain while he died. >> closed his eyes. he went to sleep. then he started gasping and he did, he gasped for more than an hour and a half. >> i don't believe he was suffering. sounded to me as though he was snoring. >> arizona's corrections director said procedures were followed and he was comatose till he died. this is the third time this year a death rote inmate -- row inmate's death has taken longer than normal. >>> white house officials said they are working with homeland security and the pentagon stemming from the influx of close to 70,000 unaccompanied children over the border. texas governor rick perry has announced he's deploying 1,000 guard trips to his state's border. >>> 6:06. got a few million dollars lying around? if you do, you can own a piece of comic book gold. that's still ahead. >> coming up, calls for ravens quarterbac

joseph rudolph wood reportedly gasp for air, dozens every times, before dying by lethal injection there is latest episode is likely to add scrutiny to the u.s. death penalty which could say is inhumane. killed his exgirlfriends and her father. victim's family said they saw nothing wrong with the way the execution went down, but this comes after two controversial execution this is year in both ohio and oklahoma where one inmate died after almost 30 minutes, another suffered heart attack after the injection was administered improperly. >> federal judge in denver declaring colorado gay marriage ban unconstitutional. judge's ruling in response to lawsuit filed by six gay couples who asked the court for an injunction, orders the state ban no longer be enforced. >> colorado voters banned gay matters, and civil unions became legal 2013. same sex marriage now legal in 19 states. >>> a teenager killed, his father still missing, after their attempt top fly around the worlds in 30 days comes to tragic ends. >> the 17 year old pilot, harris, and his father, took off on their voyage from indianna in

why she thinks it has to do >> process was supposed to take minutes, but joseph rudolph wood reportedly gasped for air, dozen every times before his death by lethal injection. the latest episode is likely to add scrutiny to the us death penalty, which critics say is inhumane. >> federal judge in denver declared colorado gay marriage ban unconstitutional. a judge's ruling was in response to lawsuit filed by six gay couples, who asked the court for an injunction. orders erring that the state's ban no longer be enforced. the state has until next month to seek an appeal. now, colorado voters banned gay marriage in 2006. civil unions became legal in 2013. same sex marriage, is now legal, in 19 states. >>> in trouble, not the first time, but interesting, in trouble over a tweet. >> minnesota man says he was asked to get off southwest flight because of something he wrote via twitter. yes, watson says the humiliating ordeal began sunday when he and his two kids tried to board a flight from denver to minneapolis. watson says he has priority boarding because he is an a-list customer, but when he

joseph rudolph wood was a convicted killer, and the first prisoner in arizona to receive a new two-doseethal injection. associated press reporter astrid galvan witnessed the execution. >> once he was sedated, he just laid there and took several gasps. i counted probably more than 600 gasps during the nearly two hours it took for him to die. but he was sedated, so all we heard, very occasionally, was him snoring, and that was when the doctors went and checked on him and came on the microphone and said that he was sedated. >> ifill: wood was sentenced to death for the 1989 shooting of a father and daughter at close range. family members of the victims said they had no problem with how the execution was handled. >> so everybody here from what i heard said that it was excruciating. you don't know what excruciating is. what's excruciating is seeing your dad lying there is a pool of blood and seeing your sister lying there is a pool of blood, that's excruciating. this man deserved it and i shouldn't really call him a man. he deserved everything he had coming to him. >> ifill: earlier this yea

joseph rudolph wood was put to death by lethal injection yesterday. it was supposed to take about ten minutes. he gaps hundreds of times after the injections and didn't die until 1:57 minutes later. arizona's governor ordered a full review of the state's execution pros. this is the third botched. inmate in ohio took 26 in january and oklahoma died of a heart attack when the drugs didn't after they were not administrated properly. >>> long man beach does in the regret killing a woman who said she was pregnant when she and another man broke into his home. >> she says don't shoot me, i'm pregnant, and i shot her anyway. >> 80-year-old tom greer said he got home tuesday night to find the couple ransacking his home. they tackled him, but he got away and got his gun. the couple ran out the back door, but greer tracked them to the alley behind his house and shot the woman. as she lay bleeding, greer says she begged for her life and he fired anyway. the man got away. >> i shot her so that's going to leave a message on his mind for the rest of his life. >> gre

joseph rudolph wood was executed yesterday for the 1989 murders of his estranged girlfriend and her father. wood died two hours after the execution began. some witnesses say he was gasping for air much of the time. relatives of wood's victims say people should not forget the crimes he committed. >> you know, this man -- he conducted a horrifying murder! and you guys are going, oh, let's worry about the drug and how he is affected. >> arizona governor jan brewer ordered a review of the state's lethal injection system. >>> more passenger remains are expected to arrive in the netherlands today. cbs news reporter susan mcginnis reports. >>> reporter: military planes in eastern ukraine took off for the netherlands once again carrying the remains of more victims of malaysia airlines flight 17. yesterday 40 plain wooden coffins were flown there and a convoy of hearses carried the bodies to a dutch facility where forensic experts worked to identify them. malaysia's prime minister signed a book of condolences in his country today and said it will take a while for victims to make their final journey

joseph rudolph wood was put to the death by lethal injection yesterday. he was supposed to die within ten minutes, but witnesses say he gasped hundreds of times, didn't die until one hour, 57 minutes later. arizona's governor has ordered a full review of the state's execution process. this is the third botched execution so far this year, inmate in ohio took 26 minutesen to die in january, and then of course the oklahoma case, an inmate died of a heart attack when the drugs were not administered properly. >>> elderly man killed a woman who ransacked his home in long beach. >> she says don't shoot me, i'm pregnant, and i shot her anyway. >> you have no regrets about this, do you? >> none whatsoever. and i've never in my life shot anybody, killed anybody. >> greer says he came home tuesday to find a woman and a man inside his home. they tackled him, but he got away, and got his gun. the couple ran out the back door, but greer tracked them to the alley behind his house and shot the woman twice. the other man got away. now it's unclear at this point if the wom

joseph rudolph wood is a convicted double murder. his guilt not in dispute. but witnesses say he gasped 600 times in two hours. like a fish taken out of water said one. it took so long for wood to die, his lawyer had time to file an emergency appeal to state and federal courts to stop the execution. the arizona department of corrections says he was deeply sedated throughout the two hours and that its medical team checked on him eight times. arizona governor jan brewer appeared to be cautious in her statement saying in part "i'm kbernd the length of time it took for the administered drug to complete the lawful execution of the double murderer. one thing is certain, he died in a lawful manner and by eyewitness accounts he did not suffer. there was little sympathy from the family of joseph wood's victims. >> everybody here from what i heard said it was excruciating. you don't know what excruciating is. what's excruciating is seeing your dad lying in a pool of blood and your sister in a pool of blood. that's excruciating. this man deserved it. i shouldn't call hi