this is eight years before bretton woods. the more sterling countries there are the stronger will be england's position around a conference table should an international conference take place. he was determined to make sure we went went into this conference eventually, as he was sure we would, england would be in as weak a position as possible and america would be in as strong a position as possible. he outmaneuvered keynes. keynes didn't see many of the key provisions that actually went into the imf articles of agreement which he would have fought against and fought against for years. one fascinating aspect of the white story was the fact that in spite of his having been a father of post war capital is i'm operated for soviet intelligence for a period of roughly 11 years. there was a little gap from roughly 1939 to 1941 after whitaker chambers threat earned to expose him. the white case until recently i would characterize as a murder case where you have the witnesses, you have the weapon, a handwritten document of white's wi

white at bretton woods. the cover jets had no interest in this monetary ark texture except for one reason. the soviets like the reason for the architecture to be founded on gold because the soviets had a lot of it and looked to be on the verge of getting more of it. so the soviets were thrilled for any monetary system that would make their gold more valuable. they really viewed bretton woods as they did the marshal plan initially as just an opportunity to get short-term credits from the yit united states. white fought fiercely within the f.d.r. administration for $10 billion low interest loan to the soviet union. f.d.r. refused to go forward with it. as the main reason that we find why the soviets would not ratify bretton woods because no u.s. financial aid was forthcoming. they said we're not going to get anything out of this financially so it was not worth going forward. white was extremely disappointed. yeah, in the back. >> he was a fellow traveler, that is very clear. it is clearer from your book. it is

. >> i'm mary woods of department. the conditional use before you is a request to convert a non conforming hotel to a tourist hotel can a u-size. it's for existing 3 story building to legalize the dwelling units and to occupy -- when 48 spaces are required. with val lay sur advice, the project will provide 42 off street parking spaces, since last week's commission packet, staff has received one letter of support for the project from the lumbar merchant's business association, and also one letter in opposition to the project expressing concerns about the reduction in the off street parking requirement, about whether there's hotel demand for the increase in a guest room and a couple of inquiries regarding to the signage and the windows for the proposed project. the department's recommendation is for approve with conditions. the project will convert a legal non conforming motel to a conforming tourist hotel and the project will renovate the property since it's almost 60 -- past 60 years old with seismic upgrade and fire s

>> coming up -- >> you woods? >> yes, sir. >> aurelious woods enters the surreal world of adult prison. >> he's going to walk in that cell house scared to death. this is an ugly world. >>> today, aurelious woods leaves the prison life he has known in the juvenile block in wabash and transfers into the adult population at a new facility two hours away. >> woods, i need you to strip. hands out in front of you, thumbs down. let's go. there you go. need you to spin to the right. stand back. that's good. >> when i got to prison, i seen a little bit of violence on the streets and everything, but i hadn't been in for three weeks when i passed a guy in education coming downstairs literally holding his intestines in his arms. it upset me. i threw up and all that. within maybe four months, i was sitting in the chow hall eating supper and a guy was ten feet to my left getting stabbed. to me all i meant was i needed to hurry up because we were getting locked down. there's nothing cool about that. when you can make that kind o

wood was never in any pain or distress. i guess pain is hard to tell and it's hard to know the truth of that. distress might be something that is observable. do you agree with the state's assessment? >> for the most part seeing wood on the table, he -- he appeared to fall asleep and his eyes were closed the entire time. as far as if he might have felt anything of that sort, it's really not known. just observing him for the most part his whole body was very still except the gasps or the gulps he was doing every 5 to 8 seconds. it's really hard to tell if he felt anything. >> how long in all did it take to pronounce him dead, to check if this was finally over and come to a legal conclusion that the execution had been carried out? >> it was a very long process there. again, as i was doing my research, most people said it would take about ten minutes for him to die. it took an hour and 57 minutes. watching those gulps, i could really see through my notes the time line of counting those gulps 100, 200, 300. i counted 660 through

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witnesses say wood was gasping and snorting for more than an hour. his attorneys even filed an emergency motion to stop the execution midway through, but wood died before the court acted. he was convicted of murdering his girlfriend and her father 25 years ago aft. after the execution, witnesses and the family spoke out. >> it was tough for everybody in that room. and at a certain point, you wondered if he was ever going to die. >> 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. >> this april in oklahoma, inmate clayton lockette died 43 minutes into his execution, sparking a debate about lethal injection. tonight arizona's governor is

>>> joseph wood wood's attorney dale baich watched the execution and spoke with us this hour. here's his account of what happened. >> after mr. wood gave his last words, the chemicals began to flow and his eyes closed and his brooiftding appeared to stop about five minutes into the process a medical team member came in and did a consciousness check he said mr. wood was sedated. about five minutes after that his lips began to move. and he exhaled and began gasping for air. and that gasping went on for an hour and 40 minutes. >> very descriptive account there. wood's lawyers filed an appeal asking he be resuscitating saying his rights against cruel and unusual punishment were being violated but that request was deniedenied. it's sure to stoke debate about the death penalty. amara? >>> an american teenager has been killed and his father is missing after a plane they were in crashed off the coast of american samoa. both were pilots attempting to set a record for flying around the world. their families say the plane crashed into the ocean on tuesday night. the u.s. coast guard is s

the medical examiner discovered that she had been beaten, possibly with the wood found near her body.ut the cause of her death was strangulation. she had also been decapitated. >> we never found the tool that was used to decapitate her. we had search teams go up and down that canyon. we had people actually scuba dive into the different lakes in the area to see if it had been thrown out into a lake. >> the lack of blood at the crime scene confirmed this occurred after death. >> it was very clear immediately that she had been killed elsewhere. >> by all accounts, natalie led a quiet life and was happy in her marriage. >> i mean, this is a loving husband. we found absolutely no evidence of domestic violence, ever. no one ever heard a cross word between them. from all accounts, this is a very loving couple. and additionally, they just had a brand-new daughter born on the 28th of may, four months before. >> forensic investigators searched natalie's abandoned car and found a wealth of evidence. >> vehicles are like a magnet. it's a very hard place to hide evidence. >> near the windshield wi

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on top of the wood frame house, i mean every wood frame house in the west half of the city have a waterter tank fall over because they are gas fired and start fires. and that is something that you could do for yourself, and for your neighbors and for the whole city is make sure that your water tank is braced. >> if you look at the studies that are predicting on fires, we are going to have a lot of fires and for every water tank that is braced there is a potential of one less fire that the fire department is going to have to fight and we don't want to have any more fires than we need to. so bracing the water heater is the first thing that you want to do. >> and so easy, and you go on-line and you google, earthquake, water and heater and you google the sites where you can find the details and you can put them out there on the hardware store and you can hire a small contract tore do that for you. that is a couple of hundred bucks, the best investment. if you are in other types of building it is complicated. if you are in a high-rise building you just can't anchor your building down because

this man deserves it. >> reporter: to some, woods' lingering death was poetic justice.ierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> and we have an update tonight on that mystery at the landmark brooklyn bring. those white flags, where bright american flags once flew. well, tonight investigators say they have the nickname of up to five suspects. they are still studying surveillance footage from nearby buildings. >>> and tonight, a surprising headline about a marching band that's become a national obsession. ohio state university, they're daysfuling halftime shows, moves that have fans asking, how do they do that? well, tonight, the band director is out, fired over allegations that a toxic and sexually charged culture loomed behind their astonishing feats. abc's paula faris has the breaking details. ♪ >> reporter: they are the world renowned marching band with their own youtube channel. known for those wild formations -- everything from spelling out the word "ohio" to michael jackson's logo. but tonight, alleged bad behavior by some in the ohio state university marching band ha

tiger woods plays his year. saunas set up a total of five small fires started in the elementary school. fire investigators are following several leagues right now to see who didhis. and a 15-year-old takes a half court shot for fifty-thousand- dollars. gary has that. and all the sports. next gary has that. and all the sports. next for the freshest produce you want to be close to the people who are close to the land. that's why safeway works with over 150 local growers. the folks whose hands are in the soil. planting and nurturing the kind of delicious produce that gets delivered daily to safeway. so there's more local produce to love. like this week, locally grown g&s farms sweet corn is just 8 for $2.00. safeway, ingredients for life. british open - round 1 tiger woods walking onto royal liverpool 11th hole woods sinks the long birdie putt he shot a 3-under 69 is tied for 10th place 3 strokes back shot of the day 1st hole matteo manassero the italian holes out the approach from the fairway for a birdie he shot

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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." why department we give him a bullet? why didn't we give him some drano? >> reporter: arizona used a new mix of two drugs that had been used in an execution once before, in ohio where dennis maguire gasped for nearly 30 minutes before he died. the drug had been used for years in lethal injections, but the supply was cut after death penalty opponents convinced the european manufacturer to stop selling it to u.s. prisons. dale baish is joseph wood's attorney. >> i saw a man struggling to breathe for an hour and 40 minutes. this is experimenting on h

. >> reporter: the execution of wood took almost two hours. witnesses say during most of that 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 deborah dietz and her father in 1989. >> i don't believe he was suffered. it sounded to me as though he were snoring. >> reporter: the dietz family said the only delay was how long it took to carry out the execution. >> everybody's worried about did he suffer. who really suffered was my dad and sister when they were killed. >> reporter: this is the third time this year an inmate has taken far longer to succumb a lethal injection. in april officials halted the execution of clayton lockett because he wrighted in pain and dislodged the needle. he then died of a heart attack. arizona's execution director said directions were following and wo and david wood was comatose until he died. david begnaud, cbs new

rough ball for woods. he found it but shoots 77 and barely makes the cut. meanwhile rory mcilroy smooth sailing, look at this, radar locked. he is 12-under four strokes ahead of the field. back to tiger, let's just say his comeback is shall we say a work in progress. he had back surgery march 31st. since then he's played four competitive rounds, two at congressional, two open championship. he's managed one round under par yesterday's 69. overall he's shooting 9-over par since returning from surgery. he's got a ways to go. >>> baseball's all-star break doesn't occur right at the midway point of the season. we're really closer to the end, only a little more than two months left in the season. the nats and braves are about to embark on a 69-game race to the finish line. this should be up if. if nats play the 2nd half like they -- fun. if nats play the 2nd half like the 1st half, they should be in pretty good shape. hurricane natitude winning 10 of its last 14 games. they got some good news today, jordan zimmermann not going to the dl. you will get your fill of

>> woods. >> woods? >> what's his first name? >> i don't know? >> how long you live together?> probably eight months. >> eight months. and you think you are safe going back to the same cell? >> yeah. >> you don't think you'll fall again? >> no. >> you think for whatever reason you fell for this time is over with and you won't fall more? >> should be. >> we have to protect you. >> i fell. >> you don't want to talk about what happened? >> trying to get medical attention. >> i'll get you fixed up. they've done the x-rays, right? >> he reported he fell in his cell which is typical in prison instead of snitching on anybody they say they fell or had a seizure. hit their head playing basketball. it looks like his jaw is broken or his orbital is fractured. staff think that something was done with a hot pot. there was a hot pot inside cell that was broke. the cell mate is in cuffs. we'll talk to him and see what he has to say. >> the cell mate is dana woods serving 70 years for aggravated battery and confinement. >> there was an incident in the cell. that's what i'm here to talk to you

elmen drove to the woods where he hid her body under some cardboard.logical evidence from the attack was embedded in her cotton socks. elmen probably wanted to keep julie's car, but it got stuck in the mud and he had to escape on foot. authorities had plenty of suspicion, but no evidence, to charge elmen with his half-sister's murder. but after 17 years, there was plenty of dna evidence to charge him with julie estes' rape and murder. >> it just was unbelievable that it would be the socks that would hold the true identity of her killer. >> faced with a possible death penalty, elmen decided to plead no contest to julie estes' rape and murder. in return, he was sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole. >> how do you feel about everything? >> how do i feel? >> mm-hmm. >> the overall picture? i think this sucks. >> the lesson for criminals would be no matter how long ago you did the crime, the forensics has the capability of solving it. >> if it wasn't forensics in this case, with the dna and everything, i don't think that they would ever

rory mcilory at age 25 looking to join tiger woods and jack nicklaus as the only golfers to win threedifferent majors. and boy did tiger have it rough today. don't let this shot fool you. british open - final round royal liverpool in merseyside, england tiger woods 3-over 75 today this was his one bright monent as he sinks the long putt from off the green for a birdie on the 9th hole woods finished 6-over and ahead of only three golfers his worst ever showing at a major 9th hole rory mcilroy sinks the birdie putt to move to 16-under 10th hole sergio garcia makes the eagle put to move within two strokes of mcilroy but on the 15th garcia hits the facing of the bunker he bogied the hole to fall 3-shots back garcia finished 2 shots back his 4th runner-up finish in a major 16th hole mciroy has had enough of a heckler points him out in the gallary the heckler is led off by security mcilroy not fased 18th hole he almost holes it out for eagle from the greenside bunker two shots later he taps in for the win mcilroy hoists the claret jug he is the first wire-to-wire winner since woods in 2005

the state prisons director said wood was never in any pain, but wood woods's lawyer says there is no way to be sure without monitoring brain waves. the same two drugs were used in ohio six months ago in an execution that took 26 minutes, the condemned man gasping for air. all states are struggling to find lethal drugs after suppliers wanted no part of capital punishment. joseph wood was convicted of killing his former girlfriend and her father at a car repair shop in tucson. their family members responded to claims that wood's execution was excruciating. >> 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 excruciating. >> reporter: a federal appeals court judge from california said using medicines meant to heal the human body for the opposite purpose is an enterprise doomed to failure. he suggested bringing back firing squads, which a legal expert says would be politically unpopular but effective. >> it's the most humane, the surest execution method. it's the only method for which we actually train peop

woods' execution started at 1:52. being sedated at 1:57. since that time he's been gasping, snorting, unable to breathe and not dying. we're asking, our motion asks for you to issue an emergency stay and order the department of corrections to start life-saving techniques as required under their protocol." then the judge responds on this phone call." okay. i've been pulled out of a meeting. we will do everything we can to deal with the urgency it demands and i have a court reporter here. we are on the record." then the judge says "i want to make an attempt right now to obtain participation of an attorney for the state. who would that be?" the prisoner's attorney suggests she might want to be talking to an attorney named jeff zick who works for the state. they have the discussion "do you have phone numbers for these people?" the judge says "the reality is i'll take anybody we can reach right now but we should start with the most appropriate person." the lawyer and the judge then discuss what might be the phone number for this attorney who wor

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

joining us, robin konrad, one of joseph wood's lawyers.ome of her words i was reading in the transcript in the frantic conversation with the judge while the execution was taking place. robin konrad, thanks for beings with us. >> thank you for having any. >> you were the attorney appealing last night. your client died before a ruling was rendered. what were you hoping to happen in that conversation? what did you want from that federal judge? what could he have done? >> we wanted the federal judge to stay the execution. we got word after an hour that mr. wood was gasp iing. the execution had not been completed. this was unusual. this was an experimental drug combination and we were concerned. so we went to the federal court and asked for a stay of execution and asked that the department of corrections use life-saving measures. >> obviously the judge was in the process of turning you down on that request when the word came through that your client had died. i understand there was also an effort to contact the united states supreme court durin

when tiger woods is playing, more people watch. as tiger woods goes, golf goes. toe has replace him or get to that level. >> the reality is with golf. there was a big three back in the 60's and 70's. palmer, nicholas, player. now you are looking at tiger woods, maybe phil mickelson. has certainly made himself well known outside of golf. people want to see what he does. that is the person who will derive your ratings. >> last year, tiger woods was the highest-paid athlete. he slipped this year to number six according to forbes. floyd mayweather is number one. you have others like lebron james, leah no messy -- lionel messi. playing poorly, like he did yesterday, what does that mean for his sponsorship? >> as long as he is playing, he will be the highest sponsored golfer out there. it is kind of like roger federer in tennis. no matter what nadal, djokovic, and federer -- andy murray do, roger federer will always outpace them in terms of earnings. tiger woods will be number one in terms of sponsorships. >> he has 114 majors. the next nearest golfer -- won 14 majors.

woods 14 strokesba leads us to this. tiger woods hasn't won a major since '08 and it doesn't appear he'll do it this year either. do you even remember what was going on in 2008 the last time tiger won a major? we do. let's get to football first. >>> 2008, remember this? st. jo gibbs walked away from the redskins. jim zorn replaced him and quickly irked redskins fans when he referred to the team as maroon and black, not burg undy and gold. thing didn't end well. here's a better memory. 2008, nats park opened. remember that? george w. bush throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. turns out he would be the best pitcher at nats park all season that year. no, the team lost 102 games. finally you can't talk 2008 without talking barack obama. change came to america. here's what else changed. look at the do from black to a little salt and pepper, much has changed since 2008, not just tiger woods. >> i think all presidents look all tired after the time. >> they were telling me to get off the stage with the music. >> it kind of so

one person who showed no sympathy is jean brown, a family member of wood -- one of wood's victims. said. >> so everybody here from what i heard it was excruciating. you don't know what excruciating is. what's excruciating is seeing your dad lying there in a pool of blood, seeing your sister lying there in a pool of blood. that's excruciating. this man deserved it. >> mark, how do you respond to that? why should we worry about how cruel and unusual it was when he was very cruel to those people he killed? >> i've had death penalty cases. i've represented and helped out victims of families who have -- who have been killed. the reason why we have a system of justice is that we don't allow mob mentality. we don't say you will decide how we're going to respond when you were the one who was aggrieved. they are entitled to their anger, their hatred, their frustration and their sorrow. but we can't look and say because a death penalty victim's family says it's okay that we kill them slowly that it's going to happen that way. we have to be above that. >> all right. i have a short time left h

in the board of supervisors i first of all, want to thank director ram and scott sanchez and mary woods for their help you technology can't comment but i'll let you you know that so is this is contention is an understatement we've worked over the course of countless meetings but it's been an amazing process to the point we'll hear if the school and neighborhood it an agreement in terms of allowing this to go forward it's an, an incredible road thanks to all the members from the neighborhood community ron and bill and jim and especially from the school mary who have put countless hours to avoid fights and thanks to everyone involved and please know what you're seeing is a product of a lot of hard work so thanks. >> additional staff comments? >> yes. thank you mary woods department stapling staff with the help of the supervisor and the neighboring neighbors some agreement has been reached and they have requested that 15 additional conditions be incorporated into the conditions draft motion. most of the conditions the staff can added to the motion and some are incorporated as standard cond

wood was dead. that witnessed it described, including michael kiefer, who will join me presently. >> usually takes about ten minutes, the person goes to sleep. this was not that. >> it was very disturbing to watch. you know, joe wood is dead, but it took him two hours to die, and to watch a man lay there for an hour and 40 minutes gulping area. >> it was an excruciating experience. >> i counted over 600 times he gasped. >> i can't imagine this is what the justice system hoped for when they came up with this new drug. at a certain point you wondered if he was ever going to die. >> but the family of the victims who also witnessed that execution saw it differently. >> everybody from what i heard said it was excruciating. you don't know what excruciating is. what excruciating is seeing your dad lying there in a pool of blood, seeing your sister lying there in a pool of blood. this man deserved it. i still have to live the rest of my life without my sister and father. >> how would you feel if it was one

wood, who was convicted of shooting his exgere friend and her father.ers had time to petition the court for a stay of execution. >> he kind of looked like as if he was trying to breathe or catch air. >> joe wood is dead, but it took him two hours to die, and to watch a man lay there for an hour and 40 minutes gulping air, it's liken it to catching a fish and throwing it on the shore. >> well, you know, despite going for a rerue of the process, jan brewer is standing by this execution, calling it lawful. she said that it was, quote, justice was carried out, but she also importantly noted the excruciating suffering that wood's victims endured in this double murder. however, this latest execution that just happened yesterday, it is adding to that debate over what drugs are being used in lethal injections. >> to hear a deep snoring sucking air sound. >> reporter: that's how some are describing the execution. wood was convicted of a double murder in 1989 for killings his estranged girlfriend. >> it took him two hours to die. >> the attorneys reportedly calle

they say they searched that wooded area for the suspect but so far they have not found him. detectives are asking any possible witnesses to come forward. back to you. >>> we have learned the identity of the man shot near the dean wood reccenter. he was shot around 9:30 in the evening along minnesota avenue. police have not said why martin was shot and have not released information about who may have killed him. >>> if air travel isn't expensive enough. find out why you are paying more for a flight. >> and who is getting hurt by the latest fee hike. >>> i'm tom sherwood near catholic university. shipping in a new way to build houses with shipping >>> they are cheap, durable and popping up all over the country, shipping containers are getting a new lease on life, recycled into stores, restaurants and even homes now. news 4's tom sherwood takes us to a project stacking up near catholic university. >> reporter: next to catholic university in northeast waington a whole complex of condos, apartments, stores and restaurants are emerging. many are pointing to something different on

wood was sedated.bout five minutes after that, his lips began to move and he exhaled and began gasping for air. and that gasping went on for an hour and 40 minutes. >> your description stands in contrast to a statement that was released by the arizona department of corrections and i want to read you some of what the director, charles ryan, says. and he says "once the inmate was sedated, other than snore rouse respiration or snoring, he did not grimace or make any further movement and throughout this execution i conferred and collaborated wi collabora collaborate with our team members and was assured the inmate was comatose and never in pain or distress." do you agree with that? >> well, we -- no one knows whether mr. wood experienced pain. a medical doctor can't determine that. and we don't know what the level of sedation was. what we do know is that he was gasping for air, he was struggling to breathe, he was moving up on the restraints and that went on for an hour and 40 minutes and the five media wi

wood was sedated.bout five minutes after that, his lips began to move, and he exhaled and began gasping for air. and that gasping went on for an hour and 40 minutes. >> now, wood's lawyers claims he was being subjected while all this was going on, to cruel and unusual punishment. they, in fact, appealed to have him resuscitated midway through the procedure. the supreme court rejected the motion. by the way, the relatives of the victims of joseph wood say, this was not cruel and unusual punishment, and he got what he deserved. >>> investigators are searching the site of a plane crash in taiwan, it killed 48 people. the flight crashed into residential homes while trying to land on penghu island. the flight data recorder has been recovered. there's been a lot of talk about the weather and whether or not this plane should have been flying at all. >> well, that's a good question, hala. certainly that's early speculation, but it's too early to tell definitively, of course. because this plane flew from southe

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