peterson's innocence and points to the actual perpetrators of the crimes against lacey and conner petersonnt to a burglary that occurred across the street from the peterson home around the time of lacey's disappearance. claiming it was not fully investigated and that witnesses who saw lacey walking her dog the morning she went missing were not properly interviewed. the filings also request more dna testing of a van found burned one mile away and says scientific evidence shows that lacey and conner peterson were alive until january 3rd, 2003 peterson stating, "i have steadfastly maintained my innocence from the moment my wife went missin ingmissing." a month after his wife disappeared, scott peterson sat down with our diane sawyer. >> everybody sitting at home wants the answer to the same question. did you murder your wife? >> no, no. i did not. i had absolutely nothing to do with her disappearance. >> byron: abc news will continue to follow the story closely as it unfolds. >>> we turn to a potentially otherworldly story. in this vast universe full of undiscovered stars and galaxies, are th

. >> reporter: four months after laci disappeared, her body and unborn child, a boy already named conner found washed ashore near where peterson said he'd been fishing the day his wife disappeared. he was arrested several days later. by this time, peterson had dyed his naturally dark hair blond and had thousands of dollars in cash, several phones, camping equipment, and changes of clothes when he was arrested, details that convinced those obsessed with the case that he had something to hide. >> he had dyed his hair because he was still trying to work as a salesperson, the media was haunting him, and he thought that would be one way to not draw attention to himself. then the cash was because he didn't want people tracking where he was spending his money. >> reporter: during a five-month trial -- >> what convicted scott peterson were his own words. his changing stories about what he was doing on the day that laci went missing, what he'd said to amber frey before his wife went missing, and where the body was found. >> reporter: while the defense claimed there was a rush to judgment. >> this

that's terminology from the california court, conner., on december 24th, scott peterson said he left the house about 11:30. he decided to go fishing, took the fushing boat, went out, came back to the house, she's gone. she was reported missing. several months later, that's when her body washed up on shore along with that unborn son, conner. obviously animals are out in the sea, but they washed up separately, close together, but two miles away from where scott had gone fishing. now, amber fry, star witness for the prosecution. she started dating him in november of 2002. she asked him, are you married. he said, no, i'm not married. my wife died. one month later is when laci went missing. she immediately went to the police when she heard this. the tapes were part of the criminal trial. now they're saying there is dna testing never done on this case. this could show his actual innocence. they are asking for a 15.5 inch length of duct tape that was recovered from laci peterson's pants when her remains washed up on shore. a 50-inch twine or ta

county court of killing his pregnant wife, laci, and their unborn son, who they were going to name conner. peterson who has maintained his innocence, is currently serving life in prison without parole. it all began on christmas eve of 2002, when laci vanished from their home in modesto. her disappearance sparked a massive search effort, with police and hundreds of volunteers trying desperately to find any trace of the expectant mom. scott even participated in the search >> checked with neighbors. checked with hospital, and then immediately, um, started searching >> well, friends became skeptical after he sold laci's car and then admitted to having an affair. meantime, detectives quickly focused their investigation on scott, who claimed he was fishing 90 miles away at the berkeley marina at the time that laci disappeared. four months later, two bodies were found in the san francisco bay and were later identified as laci and their unborn child. on april 18th, 2004, police arrested scott. his trial began on june 1st, 2004. in redwood city. a change of venue due to the pretrial publicity ther

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a day later, conner's remains, of her unborn child, washed up.nd it was two miles away from where scott peterson had gone fishing. i've got to mention an important witness, amber frey. she was the star witness for the prosecution because in november of that year, she had started dating him. she asked him, are you married. he said, no, my wife died. i'm single. now because of a habeas corpus petition, the innocence project to fund it has taken it on board and they are now asking for dna testing of -- here's just some of the items -- a 15.5-inch length of duct tape that was recovered from laci peterson's pants from the remains that washed up, 50 inches of long tape and twine tied in a bow around the neck of conner. but remember, she was eight months pregnant when she went missing. a target bag from where the remains were found, duct tape, a tarp from where the remains were found. so, they say that either these items were never tested -- so, you have brand-new testing that is needed -- or the s sophistication of the dna wasn't to the point. gloria a

james conner crashed in with 33 seconds left to give arizona the lead.avy favorite , with a hail mary pass in the end zone and it was intercepted! 35-31, with that loss giving the top seed to san francisco. >> if you watch those final seconds ? to have that kind of moment, watching tv clips and stuff , watching and celebrating another team win, so for us to be able to do that i was taking it in my command, this is something i've seen on tv going -- growing up. it was special. >> their interim head coach had a chance at the postseason with indianapolis and adams, look at that catch, under 1:00 left. no time-out, 23-20. they eliminated the raiders, in playoff contention. happy new year, 49er empire, who flew black -- flew back tonight for the day near the nation's capital. they had a playoff game and the sunday before. super bowl, in vegas. >>> coming up next, some new year's wisdom from a much younger perspective. the bay area kids are reflecting on this past year while looking ahead to 2024. >>> long before parties to ring in the new year, children in sa

. >> doctor conner bowman is accused of killing betty bowman. investigators say the drug colchicine, which is used to treat gout, was found in her system. but prosecutors say betty never had gout. >> one morning there was a bunch of their dogs were barking over there, a whole bunch, and i might have heard a bit of shouting or something while we were sleeping. but yeah. and then, sure enough, the cops kind of came soon after. >> police say bowman, who was a mayo clinic pharmacy resident and poison control specialist, researched the drug and what a lethal dose would be for someone of his wife's weight. the court documents say the couple had a rocky marriage and bowman was in severe debt with prosecutors alleging he told a friend he'd receive a large payout from betty's life insurance policy. meanwhile in massachusetts, another spouse accused of poisoning their significant other, roxanne doucet, is charged with attempted murder after police say she tried to poison her husband by giving him tainted soup. >> i did not try to poison my husband, invest

conner all the while, peterson maintained someone else was responsible. >> my objective by doing these media interviews to get people to start looking for her again and i'm not going to waste the time defending myself. i don't don't really care what those people out there think. when people accuse me of some involvement. and i had nothing to do with her disappearance, but people still accuse me of it in a statement to fox two, his current defense lawyer says we are very excited that the incredibly talented attorneys at the la innocence project are lending their expertise to help us prove scott's innocence. >> if there's information that wasn't provided to the defense that could have affected scott peterson's right to a fair trial, they're going to bring this motion to get him a new trial. this may not change the result of the case, but at the same time, the public also wants to be assured that the jurors got this right. >> la innocence project attorneys will pore over every piece of evidence and even use current dna technology to test some evidence in their search for answers. the proc

in 2004, he was convicted of murdering laci and the couple's unborn child, conner. >> i just want her back home. you know, she knows how much she's loved, how much she's missed. >> police have said repeatedly over the past weeks that they have not ruled you out as a suspect. >> right. >> have they told you why? >> my indications are that, you know, you can't rule someone out as a suspect until there's some resolution to the case. >> scott, have you taken a lie detector test? >> again, that's part of the things they've asked me not to talk about, so -- >> so you can't comment whether you've taken one? would you be willing to take a lie detector test? >> that's pretty much the same question you asked. >> this was the interview scott peterson did with our reporter, nbc's jodi hernandez, before laci's body was found and before he was arrested. it was the first sit-down interview that scott peterson did. he has always maintained his innocence. this week, the innocence project, which is a nonprofit, filed four new motions with san mateo county superior court. it includes a motion for dna te

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here's arch reader michael conner. see a lot of positives about it. and you know, this idea of like taking a picture and putting yourself in, if it's a way of expressing your relationship with that are. but there are critical voices to exhibitions that take classic paintings by famous artists and turn them into huge video installations are marketed as immersive experiences and solar installations like those by team lab, which feature newly created immersive works. do they both count as are what some practice? some of these experiences are definitive. we are. there is no question that it's made by an artist for the purposes of virtuous take expression and advancing this medium in a new way. certainly when you're talking about something that's being offered as a commercial experience derived from an older or artist work calling that are with would be a bit more controversial. i mean, this certainly isn't free to colors art. can this be considered new art form your copy? this immersive exhibition on the life of free to carlo displays. almost all of the m

peterson's innocence and points to the actual perpetrators of the crimes against laci and conner peterson. the motions point to a burglary that occurred across the street from the peterson home around the time of laci's disappearance was not fully investigated, and that witnesses who saw laci walking her dog the morning she went missing were not properly interviewed. the filings also request more dna testing of a van found burned one mile away. peterson maintaining his innocence, arguing that the "prosecution presented no physical, forensic, or direct evidence linking me to the deaths of my wife and son." just months before his 2004 conviction, peterson sat down with our diane sawyer. >> everybody sitting at home wants to know the answer to the same question, did you murder your wife? >> no, no. i did not. and i had absolutely nothing to do with her disappearance. >> reporter: and david, attorneys with the l.a. innocence project say that peterson's rights were violated, and they say that his actual innocence is supported by new evidence. david? >> david: quite something. kayna whitworth r

doctor conner bowman is accused of killing betty bowman., which is used to treat gout, was found in her system. but prosecutors say betty never had gout. >> one morning there was a bunch of their dogs were barking over their whole bunch, and i might have heard a bit of shouting or something while we were sleeping, but yeah, and then sure enough, the cops kind of came soon after. >> police say bowman, who was a mayo clinic pharmacy resident and poison control specialist, researched the drug and what a lethal dose would be for someone of his wife's weight. court documents say the couple had a rocky marriage and bowman was in severe debt with prosecutors alleging he told a friend he'd receive a large payout from betty's life insurance policy. meanwhile, in massachusetts, another spouse accused of poisoning their significant other, roxanne doucet, is charged with attempted murder after police say she tried to poison her husband by giving him tainted soup. i did not try to poison my husband, investigators in townsend say in early december, the 6

peterson's innocence and points to the actual perpetrators of the crimes against laci and conner petersonon has maintained his innocence all along. no, no, i did not. >> and i absolutely nothing to do with her disappearance at his trial, prosecutors argued peterson murdered laci to escape his marriage and impending fatherhood, presenting evidence including laci's hair in his boat and suggesting he used a tarp and concrete anchor to dispose of her body. >> a key witness was amber frey. first of all, i met scott peterson november 20th, 2002. frey, who was romantically involved with peterson, told jurors she had no knowledge of his marriage until laci's disappearance. i was introduced to him. >> i was told he was unmarried. scott told me he was not married. peterson's alibi was that he was fishing the morning laci disappeared, but he was convicted and is currently serving life without parole. >> now, the la innocence project is seeking new materials to be presented in court, claiming a burglary across the street from the peterson home was not fully investigated and the group is requesting mo

laura conner post office of best you. in fact, here in the occupied west, back of the into druids of sebastian had long been up to the front line of a bottle of narratives and the occupied westbank is ready to claim them as an important part of that history. wal palestinians living nearby, say that's an excuse to justify land grabs, boys consultants they desire. i said since october, the 7th acts of buying and spice way, the settlers and so just have increased. it's not safe. sometimes to ask the little credibility and to come on to visit that, could you go to the site? we don't know what those are. it is to blending at the any of the of the water because you can see there is no one asking them what they are doing. there is no limits for the south. a lot of the 4 of us with a lot of the west bank and we are really afraid to lose that. did you come sight of some of the boxes mess as well? there were few tourists during the world, garza israel is also shutting off. local access had to fit the computer for some of the a lot

peterson's innocence and points to the actual perpetrators of the crimes against laci and conner peterson. the motions point to a burglary that occurred across the street from the peterson home around the time of laci's disappearance was not fully investigated, and that witnesses who saw laci walking her dog the morning she went missing were not properly interviewed. the filings also request more dna testing of a van found burned one mile away. peterson maintaining his innocence, arguing that the prosecution presented no physi physical, forensic, or direct evidence linking me to the deaths of my wife and son. just months before his 2004 conviction, peterson sat down with our diane sawyer. >> everybody sitting at home wants to know the answer to the same question, did you murder your wife? >> no, no. i did not. and i had absolutely nothing to do with her disappearance. >> reporter: and david, attorneys with the l.a. innocence project say that peterson's rights were violated, and they say that his actual innocence is supported by new evidence. david? >> david: quite something. kayna, thank

. >> griff: eating bugs makes me want to run out on a break and eat the hot dog stand on the conner.rt of the problem, griff. >> griff: i have agree with joey's sentiment you got to make strong men. got to be careful not to give young children not a negative self-image. >> joey: education and information not mandates and prohibition. so, i'm for going in and educating kids and parents early on what is or isn't healthy and making them aware of the fact hey, your child is physically overweight. you want to talk about nutrition? is there some supplemental information we can give you? that's the type of thing. >> rachel: supplemental information coming out of big pharma. our medical establishment and big food. there's just a lot of corporationization of our food system. when you get back to the way our grandparents ate farm to table much more healthy and much more better, long term. so you don't end up on ozempic. still ahead, halls this ever been you? >> i'm in love. >> i'm sorry? >> i know i should be thinking about mom all the time and i am. tuesday and i'm in love. there is nothing i

cnn's steve conner to know is live in des moines. steve, of course, it's the final sprint.rategy? >> reporter: one thing they're not doing is attacking donald trump over these 14th amendment challenges that were just discussed. they defended the former president in light of what's happened in maine and colorado. but they have been focussed on attacking each other. and we have seen that consistented will in the weeks leading up to the end of 2023 and as the calendar turns to 2024. desantis and haley, neither were able to come out of 2023 as the clear alternative to donald trump. now their mission in 2024 is to push the other out of the race or at least neutralize them in some way so they can start to solidify a coalition of non-trump supporters going into these caucuses and early nominating states. desantis, that means focussing heavily on iowa. this is a state that he has put a lot of money, time and attention into. and i think short of a close second place finish would be disappointing for his team and leave a lot of questions about his viability going forward. for haley,

conner, back in 2004, he's currently serving life in prison without parole.ur's dan thorn has the story. >> for more than 20 years, scott petersons, defense attorneys have said the wrong man is in prison. now the high-profile case is getting a second look by the la innocence project. a lot of people think that because they are getting involved that they think >> that the project believes that scott peterson is innocent. i don't believe that's thank you. note all kron 4 legal analyst michael cardoza says the group which works to exonerate wrongfully convicted people is betting the evidence to see if they want to take this case further. if they find any issues. cardoza says they'll have to take it to the federal level. the courts in california are going to hear what they're hoping to do is get it in the federal court and have the federal court for chance reversed that conviction. this case, the innocence project will likely be looking at the exculpatory evidence, meaning evidence that peterson did not kill his pregnant wife, laci and their unborn child. for pet

in other words, conner. so she had already made up her mind without vetting the evidence with the jury. they're going to look at all those things. >> you warned us not to jump to conclusions about. many people saying, oh, the innocence project, it's interesting. i was talking with a longtime producer here who lived through the scott peterson case. i said, we only hear about the cases that the innocence project gets overturned. do you know how many, you know, cases as they get overturned versus how many they initially look at and then don't end in their version of victory? >> i don't have their percentages, but i know they're awfully good. they're smart attorneys, very smart attorneys. they know what they're doing. and the thing that's really important for them, they've got the time to vet the evidence. they'll look at the burglary, for example, the ted rollins. and in fact, ted was in front of that house the morning that burglary was supposed to have happened. and when he and i spoke, he's a good friend of m

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conner, back in 2004. now, peterson is currently serving life in prison without parole.orn has more on this latest development. >> for more than 20 years, scott petersons, defense attorneys have said the wrong man is in prison. now the high-profile case is getting a second look by the la innocence project. a lot of people think that because they are getting involved that they think >> that the project believes that scott peterson is innocent. i don't believe that's thank you. note all kron 4 legal analyst michael cardoza says the group which works to exonerate wrongfully convicted people is betting the evidence to see if they want to take this case further. if they find any issues. cardoza says they'll have to take it to the federal level. the courts in california are going to hear what they're hoping to do is get it in the federal court and have the federal court for chance reversed that conviction. in this case, the innocence project will likely be looking at the exculpatory evidence, meaning evidence that peterson did not kill his pregnant wife, laci and their unborn

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first degree murder for the death of laci and second degree murder for the death of their unborn son connernocence. this is for me. it's a fire investigation in a vehicle that has blood, possible blood, you know, on the mattress. and that right there is important. >> reporter: former abc news investigative producer mike gunto, has followed the case from the beginning. >> i think it's still a mystery. the trial, the verdict, was sort of unsatisfactory. it didn't say what really happened to laci. i think even the prosecution conceded that during the trial. >> reporter: brian spitolski said the case has left a mark on him. is this the one that sometimes keeps you up at night? >> absolutely. >> now, the district attorney told us in a statement in part that peterson's conviction was upheld as recently as 2022, adding they can't comment further, as litigation is pending. but, you guys, the l.a. innocence project says since it is testing today, it could provide more information. guys? >> all right, kayna. fascinating stuff, that all these years later there still seems to be a question. thank you.

. >> the conners season premiere i'm scared. >> building a better bay area. moving forward.a. >> good morning. kumasi. we're going to take you right outside to our san mateo-hayward bridge camera. and that's because traffic is a little sluggish there right now. there is a two car crash before the toll plaza. there was also an earlier three car crash on the san mateo side of the bridge. and so traffic as a result of those two is still slow, right now. we'll keep monitoring that for you. kumasi >> thanks, gloria. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> good morning, i'm cindi bigelow. i hope this morning you do something just for you. enjoy a warm cup of bigelow tea. so grab a mug and tea proudly. listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do. hi guys! so what are you guys drinking? >> constant comment when i'm drinking bigelow tea. it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. >> that's what a cup of tea is. a moment for you. someone you love. oh, it t

. >> the conners season premiere. >> i'm scared.> good morning. well, we have an update on that crash that we've been following here in this city. there's this two car crash over at northbound 101 before dubose avenue. well, that has been cleared. so now traffic is recovering, though it's still a little bit slow in that area. speeds are down to 25mph. because of this incident. and then a look at our highway 680 camera in walnut creek. traffic is a little sluggish, especially going southbound to highway 24. reggie aqui. >> thanks, gloria. we're going to check in with meteorologist drew tuma on this dry day, but it doesn't stay that way. right after this. >> listening to people that drink, bigelow tea is so important to my family because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do. hi guys. hey. so, what are you guys drinking? >> constant comment when i'm drinking bigelow tea. it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. >> that's what a cup of tea is. a moment for you. someone you love. oh, it tastes really great. >> y

. >> never gonna love again the conners season premiere i'm scared daddy, february 7th on abc. >> we'vea better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc seven news. good morning. >> i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. gloria has traffic. >> good morning. yeah right now we are getting reports of incidents on the road because of those slick roads. this morning we have 60 incidents reported so far. a lot of those are having to do with those slick conditions. and right now this is a live look outside at our 680 camera in walnut creek. and right now traffic is crawling southbound on 680 to highway 24. that's because of a two car crash at southbound 680 at monument. so if you drive in that area, keep that in mind. there are some delays there right now, reggie. thanks, gloria. >> we're going to check in with meteorologist drew tuma right after this. >> ask anyone who gave the keys to their kid or had an emergency in the middle of the night. ask anyone whose friend desperately needed a burrito and a hug from electrified hybrids that just keep going to honda. sensing safet

. >> the conners season premiere. >> drew bingbong. building a better bay area. >> moving forward.know, no major issues to report. this morning. so that's some good news. we're getting a live look outside right now at our richmond-san rafael bridge camera. and you can see no major slowdowns right there. and then the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is starting to build here. the backup is to the foot of the maze, but there are no weights in the carpool lanes and the metering lights flipped on at 526. hey gloria, you're looking outside. >> you see a lot of cloud cover. the winds are picking up our storm is on approach. live doppler seven showing you heavy rain is on the way. look at the winds right now. already ramping up over 30mph. and a lot of cities. it's even stronger in our hills. we're gusting 40 to 50mph. just had a report from the oakland hills. a gust of 43. so that wind advisory and high wind warning, in effect, flood watches. in effect, it's a3a strong storm that heavy rain moves in this afternoon and evening. take a look at future weather. heavy rain for the evening commut

peterson's innocence and points to the actual perpetrators of the crime against laci and conner peterson morning she went missing were not properly interviewed and a burglary around the peterson home around the same time was not fully investigated. they also want more dna testing of a burned out van found a mile away. peterson's trial attorney mark geragos remembers arguing the case. >> there were unbelievable amount of leads and pieces of evidence that pointed everywhere but scott. >> reporter: now 51 years old, scott peterson is currently serving a life sentence. >> we, the jury, made a decision based on a set of facts in the end all agreed on one thing. scott peterson was guilty of having murdered his wife and unborn child. >> reporter: laci was eight months pregnant when she went missing over two decades ago on christmas eve. >> we need to bring them home. that's the best way we can do it all. >> reporter: peterson sat down with our diane sawyer a month after laci's disappearance. >> everybody sitting at home wants the answer to the same question. did you murder your wife? >> no. no,

members are now investigating peterson's claim that he didn't kill his wife, laci and their unborn son, connerays he doesn't know what evidence the innocence project may have that sparked new interest in the case. i would venture to say that nobody knows the evidence better than i did at the time. >> i saw nothing in real time that convinced me in any way, shape or form, that scott had anything to do with this. >> among the issues the innocence project will likely examine a burglary that happened across the street from the peterson's around the same time laci disappeared. some have theorized those burglars were the ones who kidnaped and killed her. peterson is serving a life prison sentence without the possibility of parole at age 24. >> the national insurance crime bureau reports auto thefts continue to spike in the u.s, and that's impacting auto insurance rates for many people, the bureau reports compared to e first half of 2022. 1 million cars were stolen in 2022, marking the most vehicles stolen since 2008. thieves are still stealing catalytic converters, too. more than 64,700 converters w

this is what really upsets people, because the conner commute direction usually does not have a lot ofaffic this morning. you're going to run into a roadblock. roadblock almost literally. let's talk about the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up all the way out to the base. stephen, i have been talking about the wind. you can definitely tell by looking at the flags. it's windy out there. take it easy. we have another report coming up in just a few now at 801. let's get back to the desk. >> well, for the second time in less than a month, a member of the berkeley city council has resigned. ktvu is bailey o'carroll is outside city hall and bailey just spoke to kate harrison on the phone. what did she tell you? >> good morning andrea. about ten minutes ago, i got off the phone with her and she told me, she says there's just too much groupthink going on in the berkeley city council. she sounded frustrated and said, in good faith, she just can't be a part of a group like that. now she had a good amount of time left still to serve her time was not supposed to be up until 2026. she was elect

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