supervisor harvey milk shot to death inside city hall 32 years ago today. and our don knapp is in the castro district where both men were remembered tonight. reporter: plead decades after the city hall mergers, the annual march and vigil drew significant crowds and they found they still have significant issues to talk about. quietly, respectfully, the marchers moved from cash one market not to city hall where the assassinations occurred but around the castro to the camera store that was once the business of the man called mayor of the castro, harvey milk. mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. reporter: 32 years after the assassinations, the scenes and painful memories persist. former supervisor dan white had quit his seat on the board of supervisors, then changed his mind and asked mayor george moscone to reappoint him. moscone refused. white went to moscone s office in city hall. they argued. white pulled a gun and shot and killed the ma
the story. reporter: it was one year ago tonight at about this time that someone shot thomas cunningham at this spot near b and vermont streets in hayward. there is a memorial here now and friends of the victim say he is not forgotten. we come together to join in celebrate tom s life. reporter: a small group came together to hold candidates and remember the school custodian that children called mr. tom. he was walking his two dogs and his daughter to get ice cream. police say one of the dogs sniffed the leg of a man walking by and the man got upset and pulled a gun and shot cunningham several times in the chest. his daughter saw it all. and because the killer is still out there we are not showing their faces. i don t know how someone could kill someone over something so stupid and small. and i just don t know what the world is coming to any more. and we miss him so much. reporter: it has been a trying year for the cunninghams. two months ago his mother committed sui
could resume as early as next week. just served with a death warrant, riverside killer albert brown could become the first death warrant inmate executed since 2006. we re at san quentin tonight. what s changed, jean? tom, a federal judge ordered a halt to executions here in san kw quentin in 2006 citing changes that needed to be made. now they say those changes are in place and the state is ready to be executing inmates. he was not just executed, he was tortured to death. reporter: barbara mcnatural wi mcnoul will never forget witnessing the death penalty. she says it is proof of cruel and unusual punishment. they collapsed the veins of one of the arms. part of the protocol was to make sure both arms were connected because one of the arms was a back up in case something went wrong. when she had difficulty getting one arm to work, she abandoned the effort to get the other arm plugged in. they admitted the execution team experienced problems. a federal judge ordered
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