Nick Buoniconti, Marc Buoniconti, Joe Sakic, and Debbie Sakic at 29th Annual Great Sports Legends Dinner at The Waldorf=Astoria on September 29, 2014 in New York City.

00:00:00:00 - [State Department Spokesman James Rubin holds briefing]---- DINKO SAKIC 12:47:59 the United States commends the prosecution, verdict and sentence of World War II war criminal Dinko Sakic ...

Colorado Avalanche fans are anxious. It's possible that fan favorite and team Captain Joe Sakic could be leaving the Mile High City for the Big Apple. The New York Rangers have offered Sakic a 21 million dollar deal, 15 million dollars is for signing his name on the dotted line. Sakic is an extremely important part of the Avs and their recent success. He's been team captain since 1992, when the team was in Quebec. He's a 7-time all-star. Two seasons ago, Joe scored a career high 51 goals. That same season, he was the playoff MVP, winner of the Conn Smythe trophy. He led the Avs to the Stanley Cup title. Avalanche General Manager Pierre LaCroix (le-qua) says he will make the best decision for the future of the team. But can he match this offer? The Rangers are making it very difficult with that signing bonus. Something to keep in mind, the Avs parent company, Ascent Entertainment, is going through hard times. Sakic indicated he hopes the Avs can match the offer. Here's how the deal breaks down. The Rangers offered Sakic a three-year contract...a total package of 21 million dollars. 15 million of it is a signing bonus. The Avs have seven working days to match the offer.

TAPE_NUMBER: EF99/1108 IN_TIME: 15:05:50 // 17:07:40 - 18:40:17 - 19:09:30 - 19:51: LENGTH: 03:11 SOURCES: HRT/APTN RESTRICTIONS: HRT = No Access Croatia/Internet FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: Croat/Nat The former commander of a Croatian World War Two concentration camp has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. Dinko Sakic, 78, was charged with crimes against humanity in the death of about 2-thousand people that he either carried out or condoned while running Croatia's infamous Jasenovac concentration camp in 1944. Jasenovac, described by Jewish groups as the "Auschwitz of Balkans" was the worst of more than 20 concentration camps run by the then pro-Nazi puppet state of Croatia. Tens of thousands of Serbs, Jews, Gypsies and antifascist Croats perished in Jasenovac between 1941-45. Dinko Sakic is the last known living commander of a World War Two concentration camp. On Monday he was found guilty of crimes against humanity and sentenced to a maximum 20 years in prison. Sakic, who is 78, escaped prosecution for over 50 years living in the peaceful Argentinian seaside town of Teresita. He was on the run with his wife Nada who was a low ranking commander in the female division of the same camp. Jasenovac, described by Jewish groups as the "Auschwitz of Balkans" was the worst of more than 20 concentration camps run by the then pro-Nazi puppet state of Croatia. Tens of thousands of Serbs, Jews, Gypsies and antifascist Croats perished in Jasenovac in 1941-45. Unlike the more famous Auschwitz and Belsen camps there were no gas chambers in Jasenovac. Instead inmates were slaughtered by hand, knife or simply shot. During the six-month trial, more than 30 camp survivors recalled starvation, untreated diseases and killings of inmates deemed unfit to work. The memories which still haunt them are of fearing for their lives, seeing others bleed to death and watching others die. Chief Judge Drazen Tripalo said the seven-member court panel found Sakic guilty of all charges. The judge went on to say that Sakic maltreated, tortured and killed inmates and did nothing to prevent his subordinates doing the same. He also pointed out that Sakic was personally responsible for killing four inmates. SHOTLIST: Zagreb and Jasenovac, Croatia 4 October and File XFA Zagreb 4 October 1999 - HRT 1. Wide shot courtroom 2. Sakic entering courtroom escorted by the prison guards 3. Various shots of Sakic waving to family members and sympathisers 4. Wide shot of judges entering courtroom 5. Mid shot of judge Tripalo reading the sentence and the verdict 6. Close up Sakic listening 7. Close up judge 8. Mid shot Sakic ironically applauding Jasenovac, April 4, 1998 - APTN 9. Wide shot of empty field which is where the Jasenovac Camp once stood, zoom in to monument 10. Old railway cars at former camp 11. Close up train door 12. Monument through barbed wire Jasenovac - APTN File 13. World War II pictures of camp, soldiers in front 14. Prisoners arriving in Jasenovac 15. Prisoners being shot 16. Dead bodies 17. Body in river Croatia - APTN File 18. Black and white film of Ante Pavelic, Head of Croatian Nazi puppet state, inspecting troops in Croatia 19. Pavelic giving fascist salute June 1998 - APTN File 20. Close up Sakic's face?

PRO SPORTS: NHL Hockey- Avalanche/Redwings: interview with Patrick Roy, Peter Forsberg, Joe Sakic, Adam Foote,

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15:52:44 APTN SLATE. 15:52:51 CS VO, W/ SPLIT AUDIO, ON THE WAR CRIMES TRIAL FOR CROAT NAZI DINKO SAKIC, CHARGED W/ KILLING PRISONERS IN A CONCENTRATION CAMP DURING WORLD WAR TWO (WWII). 15:53:34 B&W FILE FTG OF CONCENTRATION CAMP FTG. 15:54:15 MS OF SAKIC'S WIFE WALKING FROM BUILDING. 15:54:37 APTN SLATE.

PRESIDENT CLINTON HONORS THE 1996 STANLEY CUP CHAMPION COLORADO AVALANCHE

Colorado Avalanche president Josh Kroenke at the press conference for new coach Jared Bednar in the team's locker room at the Pepsi Center along with Avalanche Vice President Joe Sakic

Colorado Avalanche introduced new head coach Jared Bednar in a press conference at the Pepsi Center with team president Josh Kroenke and vice president Joe Sakic.

00:00:00:00 CNN and Time hosted by Jeff Greenfield and Bernard Shaw. SEGMENTS: 1) Christiane Amanpour story on prosecuting Nazi war criminial Dinko Sakic, who lived openly for years in Argentina; 2) D ...

15:52:44 APTN SLATE. 15:52:51 CS VO, W/ SPLIT AUDIO, ON THE WAR CRIMES TRIAL FOR CROAT NAZI DINKO SAKIC, CHARGED W/ KILLING PRISONERS IN A CONCENTRATION CAMP DURING WORLD WAR TWO (WWII). 15:53:34 B&W FILE FTG OF CONCENTRATION CAMP FTG. 15:54:15 MS OF SAKIC'S WIFE WALKING FROM BUILDING. 15:54:37 APTN SLATE.

A RECOVERING COMA PATIENT CREDITS HIS RECOVERY TO A HOCKEY TEAM.

15:52:44 APTN SLATE. 15:52:51 CS VO, W/ SPLIT AUDIO, ON THE WAR CRIMES TRIAL FOR CROAT NAZI DINKO SAKIC, CHARGED W/ KILLING PRISONERS IN A CONCENTRATION CAMP DURING WORLD WAR TWO (WWII). 15:53:34 B&W FILE FTG OF CONCENTRATION CAMP FTG. 15:54:15 MS OF SAKIC'S WIFE WALKING FROM BUILDING. 15:54:37 APTN SLATE.

Extreme CU shot; the completed box sushi beautifully served on a plate; PAN-left and ZB

15:52:44 APTN SLATE. 15:52:51 CS VO, W/ SPLIT AUDIO, ON THE WAR CRIMES TRIAL FOR CROAT NAZI DINKO SAKIC, CHARGED W/ KILLING PRISONERS IN A CONCENTRATION CAMP DURING WORLD WAR TWO (WWII). 15:53:34 B&W FILE FTG OF CONCENTRATION CAMP FTG. 15:54:15 MS OF SAKIC'S WIFE WALKING FROM BUILDING. 15:54:37 APTN SLATE.

Five kinds of jo-namagashi, a luxury kind of Japanese traditional sweets called wagashi, made by Ryoguchiya Korekiyo, Co., Ltd., which is a long-established Japanese confectioner in Nagoya

01:19:23:13 [Stanley Cup Winners are recognized at the White House]---WS the winners of the Colorado Avalanche Team files onto platforms behind podium/ SOT Clinton mentions increase in ice hockey sport for youths; I used to be the youngest person doing things along time ago.../ SOT Gary Bettman, Commissioner of Natl Hockey League/ Marc Crawford, Coach of Colorado Avalanche/ SOT Joe Sakic, Avalanche Player presents Clinton w Avalanche Jersey w "Clinton 96" on back/ PHOTO OP w Clinton & players/ ZI to Stanley Cup on display at side (0:00) /