charlotte, matthew, the protocol team. getting you all here on the balcony in city hall. i want to welcome my friends from spain. thank you. thank you for your leadership. i want to pay particular note and complement to supervise a david campos for his hard work and tenacity and commitment to this sister city. he has been talking about this for months. i want to congratulate him on a job well done in helping to organize this and being a good steward in the process. i also want to thank --where is he? but they acknowledged supervisor bevan dufty. there is jose cisneros. we thank him for his strong support. as well come a department head, commissioners assembled. this is our 18th sister city. formally, our relationships go back to 1957. the idea behind sister cities began when then-president dwight eisenhower recognized we need to reconcile that there were agreed -- disagreement between nations coming out of world war ii and the best way to reconcile the disagreement was people to people that love to say. people, representing cities, perhaps could get it right. that is when

charlotte, matthew, the protocol team. getting you all here on the balcony in city hall. i want to welcome my friends from spain. thank you. thank you for your leadership. i want to pay particular note and complement to supervise a david campos for his hard work and tenacity and commitment to this sister city. he has been talking about this for months. i want to congratulate him on a job well done in helping to organize this and being a good steward in the process. i also want to thank --where is he? but they acknowledged supervisor bevan dufty. there is

night the coach buck protocol and called a mandatory team meeting after the team arrived home from seattle. >> i wanted to make sure what i meant and things that were said after the game and to make sure that one of the most important things that we stay together. >> reporter: not only does mike singletary continue to stand by alex smith's work on the field but also off of it saying he appreciated his qb's post game criticism about how slowly plays were called into the huddle sayisay ing it's an issue the team will work on. >> we'll figure it out in the next few days how we're going to do that and how it's going to get better. >> reporter: singletary says one possible solution is to move the offensive cowa offensive coordinator to the sideline but everyone needs to improve including himself. >> i don't ever say when we lose the game, you guys were awful. i have work to do. >> reporter: so does his team. lawy >> nice work. gets tough for the 49ers. they host the super bowl champion new orleans saints. keeping with our depressing angle, raiders also blown out yesterday. he's 81 years old. lo

. >> he is going to be executed pursuant to protocol that the was not properly nabingtd. >>reporter: lawyer for the state said brown legal team failed to show there is evidence of possible pain from the 3 drug method to be used in brown's death. l. >> in the near term he will be skawted the if legally permissible. >>reporter: but opponent say the execution has been rushed from the start. >> so it is really critical this drug works. the fact take 3 hours later it would not be acceptable to carry out the execution raises question. 80's it okay at 9 p.m. >>reporter: if the execution doesn't happen thursday it is lakely that it won't happen for most. today the attorney general office said it will not schedule any future execution until california receives another shipment of the drug and there is a nationwide shortage. drug maker says the soonest it's available is early 2010. >> or 2011. >>> in sacramento governor schwarzenegger and top legislative leaders are getting cholesterol tore pwawj it deal before tonight big 5 meeting the governor announced law make course vote on th

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. >> they admitted the execution team experienced problems. a federal judge ordered a moratorium on executions in california in 2006 when death row inmate michael morales filed a lawsuit, claiming the process is unconstitutional. the judge demanded protocol changes and execution chamber improvements. with construction now complete and new procedures and training put in place in august, state attorney general jerry brown's office told a federal judge today california is ready to resume carrying out the death penalty. san quentin served convicted murderer and rapist albert brown a death warrant. he is now scheduled to be executed september 29. supporters of death row inmate kevin cooper, who received a stay of execution in 2004, say cooper doesn't believe the process has improved. >> he's familiar with what happens and all the steps, and he can tell that not a lot has changed. >> reporter: death penalty proponents say the state needs to slow down. >> with all these concerns, there are multiple cases pending in court right now and yet we're tryin

it came after an execution team experienced trouble carrying out the lethal injection process. attorney general jerry brown told a federal judge said court-ordered protocol changes and death chamber improvements are complete and the state is ready to carry out the death penalty. death penalty opponents actually doubt it. kevin cooper received a stay of execution back in 2004. he told supporters he doesn't believe the process has improved. >> he's familiar with what happens and all the steps and he can tell that not a lot has changed. >> san quentin served convicted murderer and rapist albert brown a death warrant. he is set to be executed september 29th. a federal judge says he will issue a ruling on next week's executions by friday. >>> virginia could put a woman to death tomorrow. 41-year-old teresa lewis, if excued, will be the first woman put to death in virginia in almost a century. lewis is sentenced to death for giving two men money and sex to kill her husband and stepson. the supreme court refused to intervene yesterday. >>> later today the owner of one of the farms tha

as a team when we get on scene, and there's a report of gas. but certainly, we look forward to working with you, but we are also very interested in this route cause analysis you are referring to an offer any resources that we may have to assist you in the investigation as well as to the federal agencies. did you want to speak about the gas at all? >> this is helpful. >> deputy chief operations for the fire department. one of the things that the mayor was talking about is you should call 911 any time you smell gas in your building. we have four and two engine companies in san francisco and 18 truck companies that are ready to respond to that quickly to mitigate the problem. a lot of times, the smell of gas sometimes does not turn out to be gas, but the connection on the so, the pilot light out, something minor or dreier that needs to be disconnected that we can do immediately to remedy more gas going out into your building. pg&e always response to that, and we have a good relationship with our emergency units in the field. our units will stay on