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KFI in Los Angeles just announced that the California Supreme Court has denied Tookie Williams appeal for an emergency stay. Let's see if KFI got it right this time.

San Francisco -- Crips co-founder Stanley Tookie Williams lost another bid before the California Supreme Court when the justices unanimously ruled late Sunday not to reopen his case and block his Tuesday execution by lethal injection. The high court ruled 6-0, and said the last-minute appeal lacked merit and was untimely as well, meaning Williams will be executed unless Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger grants clemency or an anticipated last-ditch federal appeal is successful. California's justice days ago also turned down a similar appeal from Williams, who is scheduled to be the 12th condemned inmate executed since state lawmakers reinstated the death...

Stanley "Tookie" Williams, the quadruple murderer, sits in his cell on Death Row in California's San Quentin prison awaiting a decision from Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. The clock is ticking for Tookie as he spends his time contemplating what he can do for the children and rooting for Reggie Bush to win the Heisman. While he sits waiting and wondering, Tookie commerce has been growing. The window of opportunity for entrepreneurs, however, is closing quickly. Let's have fun and look at some of the Tookie merchandise that is being sold. The DVD of "Redemption," starring Jamie Foxx as the Tookster. Who...