repeatedly labeled as unapologetic and unrepentant. but the judge apparently found that excessive. bonds lawyers didn t want to say what they think of the sentence but they made their it plans to appeal very clear. we absolutely believe that barry was wrongly convicted of a felony offense and tomorrow all of your reports will say that he was sentenced for a felony. at the moment he is branded a felon. we think unjustly are. reporter: because of the defense s plan to file an appeal, the entire sentence was stayed and will be delay it until the results of an appeal are determined. lawyers say that could take a year and a half or longer. that s fairly typical when you have a situation with simply probation or maybe home it detention. if there was a prison are sentence more likely she would not have stayed it. no surprise in this case she stayed that. reporter: in court, prosecutors argued that they found some of these restrictions to be a bit of a joke. a $4,000 fine fo
a judge threw out the death penalty procedures saying the state didn t consider all options. we are more on the judge s ruling. reporter: a federal judge stopped executions here in 2006 saying that the process was flawed. the prison officials built a new death chambers and adopted new procedures. and this document says that the prison officials broke the rules when they did that. a new death chamber can t be used you shouldened a new court order. they made many mistakes. reporter: sarah eisen burg filed a lawsuit against the state on behalf of a death row inmate. it claims that they violated the administrative procedures act. by not providing explanations and allowing for public comment. when an agency is enacting regulations as important as these about how people are going to be executed they need to follow the rules so the public can comment and participate. a marin county judge agrees. saying that if an agency adopts regulations it is an under ground regulation a
miami s coming together the way you thought they would. let s go to baseball. the red sox facing the best team in baseball. let s say it again, the best team in baseball, the cleveland indians. kyle crawford goes deep. his batting, by the way, right now, .250. trouble for the red sox in the eighth. stumbles, turns his ankle. they say he s going to be okay. listed day to day. runner on second, cabrera. brantley scores and the indians win 3-2, raising their record to 30-15. that s the best in baseball. that tees best in baseball by a wide margin. last two days he s hit .900, got four home runs, seven runs batted in. no one hears him because he plays for cleveland. good for cleveland. they re up seven games.
gas prices. the highest price for a gallon in the u.s. right now, $4.59 in kona, hawaii. the lowest price out there, $3.28, in douglas, wyoming. don t drive to douglas to try to get it. emily schmidt, with more on this pain at the pump. good morning, emily. reporter: peggy and rob, good morning to you. if you re going to stop to fill up your tank this morning, on your way to work, it could be a tough way to start the day. prices are up over a dime the past week. in every state now except wyoming, a gallon of gas is going to cost you $3.50. and it seems the prices are only going up. at gas pumps across the country, more means less. paying more. i ve noticed that the price has gone up. reporter: getting less. i just put in $13. and it got me about three gallons. reporter: the federal government says gas pr11 cents jumped 11 cents in just the past week. the nationwide average is $3.79 a gallon. it s painful. you have to make a decision on where you drive and wher
gas prices. the highest price for a gallon in the u.s. right now, $4.59 in kona, hawaii. the lowest price out there, $3.28, in douglas, wyoming. don t drive to douglas to try to get it. emily schmidt, with more on this pain at the pump. good morning, emily. reporter: peggy and rob, good morning to you. if you re going to stop to fill up your tank this morning, on your way to work, it could be a tough way to start the day. prices are up over a dime the past week. in every state now except wyoming, a gallon of gas is going to cost you $3.50. and it seems the prices are only going up. at gas pumps across the country, more means less. paying more. i ve noticed that the price has gone up. reporter: getting less. i just put in $13. and it got me about three gallons. reporter: the federal government says gas prices jumped 11 cents in just the past week. the nationwide average is $3.79 a gallon. it s painful. you have to make a decision on where you drive and where yo