our first fully chagall was there and brings us details on the future of peterson's case. >>at least for the time being convicted murderer scott peterson will remain on death row at san quentin state prison. the only person to physically appear in the courtroom at the hall of justice in redwood city was the superior court judge. peter saying his defense and prosecutors all joined virtually at issue was whether or not the court would order peterson to be relocated from prison to the san mateo county jail. >>his case, the court hasn't made many important decisions. >>like is the only next thing going to be a penalty phase or is that court going rule on the haiti and ultimately decide that scott peterson is entitled to a new trial based on juror misconduct. so. it's completely appropriate that scott stay on death row peterson also waived his right to a speedy trial and reiterated his complete confidence in defense attorney pat harris adding that he had lost all faith in his original attorneys mark geragos. >>in august, the state supreme court overturned peterson's death sente

scott peterson was back in a san mateo county courthouse today. part of an attempt to get his conviction thrown out kron four's maureen kelly talked to a member of his legal team who says if there is a new trial. they have no evidence. >>once again the fate of convicted murderer scott peterson will be decided here in redwood city because of the covid outbreak in san quit and this time around peterson appeared via zoom during the hearing there a new san mateo county judge one of peterson's attorneys and the status au county prosecutor tackled 2 separate issues, one being the attempt by the prosecution to have peterson's death sentence for the murders of his wife laci and unborn son connor reinstated after it was tossed out by the state supreme court because the original trial judge immediately dismissed potential jurors who objected to the death penalty rather than asking if they'd be able to set those feelings aside today peterson waived his right to a speedy trial in that matter so the court could first deal with whether or not peterson deserves

the judge decided peterson can stay in prison. legal analyst paula canny reacts it's completely appropriate nothing is going to happen anytime soon in his case, the court hasn't made many important decisions. >>like is the only next thing going to be a penalty phase or is that court going rule on the haiti and ultimately decide that scott peterson is entitled to a new trial based on juror misconduct. so. it's completely appropriate that scott stay on death row peterson also waived his right to a speedy trial and reiterated his complete confidence in defense attorney pat harris adding that he had lost all faith in his original attorneys mark geragos. >>in august, the state supreme court overturned peterson's death sentence because jurors who opposed capital punishment were improperly dismissed before the trial. his conviction was upheld but prosecutors have committed to re seek the death penalty in 2005 peterson was found guilty of killing his wife lacy and unborn child at some future point let's say there is whole new trial. >>sco

>>and the scott peterson case returned to a bay area today details on the shocking claim by peterson's lawyers about new evidence in the case. ♪ with triple cheese and bacon or chili cheese. try my sauced and loaded fries. it's pretty delicious. seasoned curly fries, with triple cheese and bacon or chili cheese. try my sauced and loaded fries. it's pretty delicious. >>the big story. we're following more than 15 years after being sentenced to death for the murders of his pregnant wife and unborn son. scott peterson he was back in a san mateo county courthouse today. part of an attempt to get his conviction thrown out on forrest maureen kelly talked to a member of his legal team who says there will be a new trial and if there is they have a quite a bit of new evidence to introduce. >>once again the fate of convicted murderer scott peterson will be decided here in redwood city because of the covid outbreak in san quit and this time around peterson appeared via zoom during the hearing there a new san mateo county judge one of peterson's attorneys and the status au county prosecutor tackled

the judge decided peterson can stay in prison. legal analyst paula canny reacts it's completely appropriate nothing is going to happen anytime soon in his case, the court hasn't made many important decisions. >>like is the only next thing going to be a penalty phase or is court going rule on the haiti and ultimately decide that scott peterson is entitled to a new trial based on juror misconduct. so. it's completely appropriate that scott stay on death row peterson also waived his right to a speedy trial and reiterated his complete confidence in defense attorney pat harris adding that he had lost all faith in his original attorneys mark geragos. >>in august, the state supreme court overturned peterson's death sentence because jurors who opposed capital punishment were improperly dismissed before the trial. his conviction was upheld but prosecutors have committed to re seek the death penalty in 2005 peterson was found guilty of killing his wife lacy and unborn child at some future point let's say there is whole new trial. >>scott pe

the judge decided peterson can stay in prison. legal analyst paula canny reacts it's completely appropriate nothing is going to happen anytime soon in his case, the court hasn't made many important decisions. >>like is the only next thing going to be a penalty phase or is court going rule on the haiti and ultimately decide that scott peterson is entitled to a new trial based on juror misconduct. so. it's completely appropriate that scott stay on death row peterson also waived his right to a speedy trial and reiterated his complete confidence in defense attorney pat harris adding that he had lost all faith in his original attorneys mark geragos. >>in august, the state supreme court overturned peterson's death sentence because jurors who opposed capital punishment were improperly dismissed before the trial. his conviction was upheld but prosecutors have committed to re seek the death penalty in 2005 peterson was found guilty of killing his wife lacy and unborn child at some future point let's say there is whole new trial. >>scott pe

the judge decided peterson can stay in prison. legal analyst paula canny reacts it's completely appropriate nothing is going to happen anytime soon in his case, the court hasn't made many important decisions. >>like is the only next thing going to be a penalty phase or is court going rule on the haiti and ultimately decide that scott peterson is entitled to a new trial based on juror misconduct. so. it's completely appropriate that scott stay on death row peterson also waived his right to a speedy trial and reiterated his complete confidence in defense attorney pat harris adding that he had lost all faith in his original attorneys mark geragos. >>in august, the state supreme court overturned peterson's death sentence because jurors who opposed capital punishment were improperly dismissed before the trial. his conviction was upheld but prosecutors have committed to re seek the death penalty in 2005 peterson was found guilty of killing his wife lacy and unborn child at some future point let's say there is a whole new trial. >>scott

. >>> ahead, scott peterson back in court. the appearance may be the first step in a whole new trial. >>> and i'm janelle wang. today al roker makes a big announcement about his health on live tv this morning. his cancer diagnosis, and what he wants all men to know. that skotory coming up. >>> we want to give you another look at decision 2020 heading back live to philadelphia where vote counting continues for the race for the white house three days after election night. in the last few minutes, we've learned that the supreme court has issued an order in a pennsylvania lawsuit filed by the trump campaign. justice alito has ruled that mail-in ballots that arrived after election day must be segregated but he doesn't say vote counting should stop. pennsylvania is one of five states still too close to call. >>> more than a decade after being sentenced for tto death f killing his pregnant wife, scott peterson was back in a courtroom today in redwood city virtually. he wants a new trial. no cameras were allowed in the court during to

and now scott peterson is headed back to a bay area court.e appeared virtually before a redwood city judge friday asking for a new trial. his attorneys claim they have new evidence and proof of juror misconduct. "today in the bay's" robert honda who covered the trial back in 2004 reports from the same courthouse that there's a strong possibility scott peterson could get a new trial. >> reporter: it's been a long time since scott peterson was tried here, but the new round of legal wrangling can go in a different direction. no cameras allowed in court as the judge anne-christine massullo with a masked peterson on camera. there are two separate issues before the court. in august, the california supreme court overturned his death sentence and the prosecutors were looking to get it reinstated this month and the second issue which is attracting attention right now, massullo will decide if he should get a new trial because of juror misconduct. he waived his right to the speedy trial. jamie peterson and his attorney pat harris say the jury misconduct

scott peterson appeared in court today and his lawyers say they have new evidence. and next the coronavirus cases on the rise, we'll tell you about new testing sites that ju bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh, it's real... believe me. i mean this is upexpected. you would say... remarkable? absolutly. a remarkable deal. thanks. i get that all the time. wait... what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle >>hey we're back here on kron 4 news at 3. let's take another look at the electoral college map not much change but still important to keep our eyes on it and see where things stand right now again joe biden the to 64 president to 14. we're hoping for some results from pennsylvania or georgia at some point today and also from nevada as soon as that. those new counts come in you know, we'll bring it to you so stay with us right here on crime for as soon as someone hits to 70. we of course we'll let you know. meanwhile here in california if joe biden and senator kamala harris are elected to the white house here in california. we will have a vacant senate seat kron four's cap

the judge decided peterson can stay in prison. legal analyst paula canny reacts it's completely appropriate nothing is going to happen anytime soon in his case, the court hasn't made many important decisions. >>like is the only next thing going to be a penalty phase or is court going rule on the haiti and ultimately decide that scott peterson is entitled to a new trial based on juror misconduct. so. it's completely appropriate that scott stay on death row peterson also waived his right to a speedy trial and reiterated his complete confidence in defense attorney pat harris adding that he had lost all faith in his original attorneys mark geragos. >>in august, the state supreme court overturned peterson's death sentence because jurors who opposed capital punishment were improperly dismissed before the trial. his conviction was upheld but prosecutors have committed to re seek the death penalty in 2005 peterson was found guilty of killing his wife lacy and unborn child at some future point let's say there is whole new trial. >>scott pe

>>could take her place plus convicted murderer scott peterson back in >>and then 15 years after being sentenced to death for the murders of his pregnant wife and unborn son. scott peterson appeared virtually in a san mateo county courthouse today, this surreal for a lot of people in an attempt to get his conviction thrown out kron four's maureen kelly talked to a member of his legal team who says if there is a new trial. >>they'll have new evidence. >>once again the fate of convicted murderer scott peterson will be decided here in redwood city because of the covid outbreak in san quit and this time around peterson appeared via zoom during the hearing there a new san mateo county judge one of peterson's attorneys and the status saw county prosecutor tackled 2 separate issues. one being the attempt by the prosecution to have peterson's death sentence for the murders of his wife laci and unborn son connor reinstated after it was tossed out by the state supreme court because the original trial judge immediately dismissed potential jurors who objected to the death penalty rather than askin

peterson's defense lawyers wants the conviction to be overturned.to talk more about what we can expect moving forward here is ktvu legal analyst michael car dosa. good to have you on here. so things are going to stay in san mateo county and sounds like peterson's legal team, today, essentially waives the waiving the right for the penalty phase to see if the conviction is going to be overturned. >> a jury trial will not be held as reported in january. the january court date is a mere status hearing. this won't go to trial until probably mid-summer. so when people say they are going to try it within 60 days, that's not exactly true. in fact, it's not true. it will be held sometime during the summer. remember, the first part is the a motion that will be heard in san mateo county. and that will decide whether juror misconduct affected the first trial and whether scott peterson should be given a new trial on the guilt phase. the death penalty phases have been overturned. but the san mateo county court, the judge there, will now decide did your misconduct

peterson joined by phone and said he'd prefer to stay at san quentin. in august a support ruled peterson's case should be reexamined and overturned his death sentence. in october a judge upheld peterson's conviction for the murder of his pregnant wife lacy in 2002. >>> all eyes on the kennedy space station this weekend after a historic test flight back in may. nasa will once again we partnering with spacex. they're aiming to launch a rocket along with four astronauts to the international space station. those astronauts will be bringing supplies with them and help with further studies onboard. >> we're ready for this launch. we're ready for the six months of work that is waiting for us onboard the international space station. >> pretty exciting. an astronaut, by the way, from petaluma is expected to be on a flight next year. >>> tesla's elon musk is waiting to see if he has covid-19. he added he's expecting to get the results of a pcr test which is known to be more accurate, and he should get those results within 24 hours. we're back in a moment with the

we discussed with david wilcox of the peterson institute.s is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: we know there has been plenty of economic data out today and we want to deig into what is becoming ever more evident in the unequalness of the recovery. the peterson institute recently put out a study on fixing the inequalities in the economy. one part of the study that jumped out to meet involves economic mobility and the lack thereof in the united states is just stark. you see that in denmark, if you have a poor father, you still have a 22% chance of being among the wealthiest. the u.s., if you have a poor father, the chances of becoming wealthy are dismal, worse than most countries. that really stopped me, joe, and i thought it was a great chart. joe: extraordinary, another dimension of inequality. joining us is peterson institute for international finance senior fellow david wilcox, previously a senior advisor to the past three fed chairs. that chart underscores inequality, talk about a fair amount, there are so many dimensions to economic mobility and t

. >>> today scott peterson is expected to appear before san mateo county prosecutors, his second hearing in nearly a decade. prosecutors are preparing to retry the penalty phase after state supreme court over turned his death sentence. the judge is considering whether peterson's murder convictions should be tossed out entirely over possible jury misconduct. peterson was found guilty of murdering his wife and their unborn child nearly 20 years ago. >>> the east bay, several guns and high capacity magazines are off the street in oakland. police recovered the weapons and made arrests in connection to a series of armed robberies on election night. this morning the police department is closing in on a new police chief. for two hours last night, oakland police commission asked questions of the four police chief candidates. a big topic of discussion was how to regain trust in the community specifically with minorities and under served populations. >> opd needs to apologize for the negative impact it's had on the community. >> it's so important that we engage with communities but it has to be me

. >>> scott peterson's death sentence overturned, could his conviction get thrown out altogether? his new legal move. >>> the first snow in the season the sierra but when we can expect to hit the slopes? we will answ need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty >>> developing story out of los angeles, a medical helicopter crashed on top of usc's tech school of medicine. debris scattered across that helipad there. the chopper on the edge of the building. the helicopter was transporting a heart to the medical center when it crashed upon landing. three people were on board, no word yet on their conditions. >>> scott peterson waives his right to a speedy death penalty retrial today in hopes of retrying his case altogether. the modesto man convicted his wife and their unborn child back in 2005. he was then sentenced to death but that was recently overturned. he was not physically in the courtroom today because of the c

. >> is there any evidence to suggest scott peterson is involved in this? >> clearly, the claims were filed under individual's names. >> reporter: but as she pointed out, just because peterson's name is listed, doesn't prove he's directly involved. >> because john doe's name is on the list does not mean john doe did it himself. it could be he was involved or someone else took his identity and did it on his behalf. >> reporter: governor newsom said they will launch a task force to support investigations by local district attorneys. >> the governor's response is i'm going to set up a task force. just now? another task force? another strike team?team?team? i mean, mr. governor, get your head out of the french laundry and do your job. >> reporter: jim patterson sits on the budget subcommittee overseeing edd. he believes the agency could help facilitate the fraud. >> i think edd is a dim accomplice to this. they were warned about it years ago and a continuing review by the california state auditor and absolutely did nothing. >> reporter: now people like wilson a

peterson is looking for new good material. up until now, the research is of used identical model boards to make results comparable. but in future, the method has to work for any type of circuits. the project could reach pilot phase by 2022. the approach is not limited to south africa. the scientists are convinced it is transferable to every other country on the continent to europe. now, if you're struggling to repair on household appliances, but you've broken, do not wiring you are not alone. they are sometimes surprisingly difficult to fix. one problem is that a lot of modern machines and other devices can't be repaired, not even by professionals. in many cases, products are designed to wear out after a certain period of time. this is expensive for the consumer and a waste of valuable resources and energy. so the right to repair movement is growing in many countries. we joined a global gathering of repair as tinkerers and activists in germany. take a look. electronic goods are the fastest growing away stream in the world. in

. >> is there any evidence to suggest scott peterson is involved in this? the claims were filed under individual's names. >> reporter: but as she pointed out, just because peterson's name is listed, doesn't prove he's directly involved. >> because john doe's name is on the list does not mean john doe did it himself. it could be he was involved or it could be that someone else took his identity and did it on his behalf. >> reporter: governor newsom announced the office of emergency services will launch a task force to support investigations by local district attorneys. >> the governor's response is i'm going to set up a task force. just now? another task force? another strike team? i mean, mr. governor, get your head out of the french laundry and do your job. >> reporter: state assemblyman jim patterson sits on the budget subcommittee overseeing edd. he believes the agency could help facilitate the fraud. >> i think edd is a sort of dim witted accomplice in this. they were warned about it years ago and a continuing review by the california state auditor and

that author, canadian psychologist jordan peterson has called white privilege a "marxist lie" and hasriticized gender discrimination with the it is" an icon of hate speech and transfer will be on the fact that he's an icon of white supremacy regardless of the content of this book. i'm not proud to work for a company that publishes him. the company says "we are open to hearing all of our employees feedback and we are committed to publishing a range of voices and viewpoints." this after target recently sparked accusations of censorship before reversing its decision to pull a look on the "transgender craze" which one twitter user called transphobic. it's hard to sell books nowadays molly. it really is. it's tough to get people in the book section of big stores let alone to pick up a paperback. this is the best thing that could happen for authors like this, this intercompany squabble is now giving jordan peterson free publicity. i was just sitting here thinking i'm on this talented panel of people who have written books so you have more experience dealing with the publisher than i do. but

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petersons appellate attorney.granted the entire trial would be retried likely. >> this morning the judge set january 21st as the next hearing date for the prosecution's retrial of the death penalty phase of this case. >>> we continue to follow the latest developments surrounding the presidential election as joe biden takes the lead in two key states, greg lee is working the numbers and will join us live with the latest. tensions running high in an east bay neighborhood, a display outside of a home that prompted protests as well as an investigation. >>> the race for the white house is still undecided. final votes are still being counted as we speak. we will pop up the electoral map. four states too close to call, joe biden leads the presidential race with 264 electoral votes. president trump has 214, you have to get to 270 to win the white house. we will bring in greg lee following the election very closely. >> big shifts from when people went to bed to when many woke up, towards biden in georgia and pennsylvania.

scot peterson was not physically in court yesterday because of covid restrictions.dealt with the penalty phase of the retrial but prosecutors say they will again be seeking the death penalty. the status hearing is set for january and another earring for petition of new trial set for monday. his attorney believes that a retrial is likely. >> i think that the issue is extremely strong. i think given what happened and the circumstances that there is a very good chance it will be granted. >> back in august the state supreme court ruled unanimously that the judge that since scot peterson to death made errors when instructing the jurors on the death penalty. >> it was not scot peterson and someone else committed the crime. we will have opportunity to not only show he was innocent but to show the evidence we have of operability of other parties. >>> actress lori loughlin to be out of prison by christmas after the bureaus of prisons gave the former full house start and a release date of december 27. is a holiday weekend so she could end up going home earlier. the 56 actress

esther peterson was vice chair and took over upon eleanor roosevelt's passing. i would say that his relationship with eleanor roosevelt is one of the defining relationships of president kennedy's presidency. certainly she is a major factor in his becoming president in the first place. he worked very hard to get her support for him as a candidate. she is enamored with and very supportive of adlai stevenson early on, going into the democratic convention. it is by the power of meeting with her in person at her residence in new york, coming out of that conversation, i think she comes around and sees the real kennedy. side, butis social the depth of his conviction and ideas, and i think it is wonderful that he appoints her as chairwoman of this commission. we have a picture of esther peterson with president kennedy, the secretary of labor and the chairman of the civil service commission. this is december, 1961. the next slide, he is meeting with the president's commission on the status of women, now underway here in february of 1962. we can flip to the next slide and

. >>> a billion dollar edd scam, how the name of convicted murderer scott peterson got wrapped up in that list. >>> hopes for dungeness crab crb were sunk. >>> it sure is feeling like the holidays. i'll let you know how thanksgiving is shaping up. >>> first a look at what's copping coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> tonight's show is our best one yet. you are also playing princess diana, which is a role i was considered for, but i'm not but you can work out anything wowith comcast business.w. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest gig speed network. flexible tools - like wi-fi you control. voice solutions that connect you from anywhere. and expert advice here, here, or even here. be fast. be flexible. bounce forward with comcast business. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.90 a month. plus, for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. switch today. >>> tonight, a staggering unemployment scam involving serious killers and rapists. >> the i-team first broke this story in october. >> and 7 on your sid

plus the case of convicted murderer scott peterson returns to a bay area courtroom. the new issues that are at the center of legal arguments but first a shooting spree shakes up a community in san mateo the latest on the investigation and how folks they're responding to the recent violence. >>a series of shootings shakes up a san mateo community following a pre halloween homicide. police say last friday a 30 year-old man was shot and killed and a child was injured since then more shootings in that general area kron four's dan thorn spoke with police in san mateo about the recent violence. >>san mateo police have increased patrols along eleanor drive and south and nor folk street where at least 3 shootings have happened over the last week. police are saying that these shootings are connected and they're asking for more people to come forward with memorial made up of candles flowers and balloons pay respect to a man shot and killed in this san mateo driveway. investigators say the 30 year-old identified by friends as the artist juice boy was gunned down october 30th a

peterson will appear over zoom.is retrying the penalty phase of the trial after his former sentence was thrown out by the state's supreme court over an impartial jury. san mateo superior court is taking up the issue of the conviction itself. scott peterson was found guilty of killing his pregnant wife, laci, in 2004. >>> the man who killed a newman police officer during a traffic stop has been sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty. paolo mendoza said he became afraid he would be arrested for dui and shot corporal ronil singh. as part of the plea agreement, mendoza agreed to waive his right to appeal. in return the district attorney's office agreed not to pursue the death penalty. >>> we expect an update from the santa clara county health department today. they will hold a meeting about covid-19 at 10:00 this morning. t a top bay area doctor consulted joe biden's team on the pandemic. he dug into policy changes with other experts on zoom yesterday. he explained the success of san francisco's model. the do

an independent investigation into peterson's killing is underway. mo information has emerged about a black family that was attacked in their car by a horde of philadelphia police officers last week during protests over the police killing of walter wallace, jr. video of the attack was caught by a nearby observer from their rooftop. an attorney for rickia young, the black mother who was driving the suv at the time, confirms police busted all the car's windows, assaulted and arrested young, pulled her 16-year-old nephew frothe car, and grabbed her 2-year old son -- who suffered a bump on his head from the assault. the police union then posted a now-deleted photo of an officer holding the child on social media and claimed he was "wandering around barefoot in an area experiencing complete lawlessness." the post also said -- "we are the thin blue line. and we are the only thing standing between order and anarchy." the police union, the fraternal order of police, have also published posts urging people to vote for trump to preserve law and order. the u.s.

peterson will appear over zoom.y is retrying the penalty phase of the trial after his former sentence was thrown out by the state's supreme court over an impartial jury. san mateo superior court is taking up the issue of the conviction itself. scott peterson was found guilty of killing his pregnant wife, laci, in 2004. >>> oakland police say they arrested more than two dozen people believed to be part of the roving caravans of robbers targeting east bay businesses. officers recovered four guns and high capacity magazines. now these looters have struck nearly a dozen times since monday hitting stores in san lorenzo, emeryville, rich land and oakland. luthers here used a blowtorch to break into an oakland pharmacy on tuesday. dozens ran in ransacking the store stealing drugs and more. they were inside the store for five hours before police got there. police say they have to prioritize calls where someone's life is in danger. >> this is disturbing to think nobody is looking out for us in this community. this is an esse

you may remember back in 2004 peterson was convicted of murdering his wife lacy and they're on board sore a son. he has been behind bars on death row in san quentin state prison for the past 15 years. now in august the california supreme court overturned his death sentence because of possible juror misconduct. >>and just last month ordered a new hearing to reexamine his conviction. now this is developing story and keep in mind that we'll be monitoring this city developments and changes that will happen throughout the morning. so we'll definitely keep you posted john. >>well robin 5.43 this morning still calm out there right now but later on today, some showers making their way in temperatures much cooler than they have been just take a look at our temperatures across the bay today, san jose only up to 61 oakland and san francisco 50's and yes showers looking likely later on i've got details in your forecast ahead. make your holidays happen...at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and

. >>> scott peterson waits his right to a speedy death penalty retrial today. in hopes of retrying his case altogether. the modesta man was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn child back into thousand five. he was then sentenced to death but that sentence was recently overturned. the hearing today only dealt with the penalty phase. peterson's attorney pat harris believes the entire case should be retried. >> i think the issue is extremely strong, i think even what happened and the circumstances, i think there is very good chance it will be granted. >>> still ahead, rain back in the forecast, tonight, it is another challenge or restaurant owners. doing what they can just to survive. >>> bay area artists, listen up, any program that could jumpstart your business. >>> straightahead in sports come the 49ers are past the covid-19 issue. but is it too late? did any of you bail on last nights loss of the packers? >>> new at six with cold weather and possibly rain in the forecast commit will be challenge for restaurants already struggling during the p

peterson's new case.t least for the time being convicted murderer scott peterson will remain on death row at san quentin state prison. the only person to physically appear in the courtroom at the hall of justice in redwood city was the superior court judge. peter saying his defense and prosecutors all joined virtually at issue was whether or not the court would order peterson to be relocated from prison to the san mateo county jail to allow him and his lawyers, easier access to one another ahead of future hearings. but the defense stated they were pleased with the access they have to their client on death row and that a transfer would be an unnecessary risk while covid-19 continues to spread. the judge decided peterson can stay in prison. legal analyst paula canny reacts it's completely appropriate nothing is going to happen anytime soon in his case, the court hasn't made many important decisions. >>like is the only next thing going to be a penalty phase or is court going rule on the haiti and ultimately

peterson will vote yes on s. 327. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. lawrence of michigan, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mrs. lawrence will ote yes on s. 327. as the member designated by mr. ryan of ohio, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. rain -- mr. ryan will vote yes on s. 327. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on s. 327. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representative clay, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. clay will vote yes, and as a as the member designated by representative carson, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the

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peterson is looking for new good material. up until now, the researches have used identical model food still make results comparable. want in future, the method has to work for any type of circuits. the project could reach pilot phase by 2022. the approach is not limited to south africa. the scientists are convinced it is transferable to every other country on the continent to europe. now, if you're struggling to repair a new household appliances, but he's broken, do not wiring you are not alone. they are sometimes surprisingly difficult to fix. one problem is that a lot of modern machines and other devices can't be repaired, not even by professionals. in many cases, products are designed to wear out after a certain period of time. this is expensive for the consumer and a waste of valuable resources and energy. so the right to repair movement is growing in many countries. we joined a global gathering of repairers, tinkerers, and activists in germany. take a look. electronic goods are the fastest growing away stream in the worl

approved benefits for tens of thousands of prisoners including scot peterson. here is our crime reporter, henry lee. >> reporter: 133 people on death row, murderers, and child blasters, all over california, tens of thousands of inmates and prisoners may have gotten up to $1 billion of unemployment benefits. california prosecutor says someone has filed unemployment claims in the name of scot peterson. he killed his wife and their unborn son. someone also claim benefits in the name of karis diener, also on death row for killing four women near yosemite. >> there is no honor among thieves. >> reporter: the sacramento county da joined other top da's in announcing that e.d.d. failed to check the inmate lists. they also failed to check where the funding was going. make there was money sent to prisons. >> reporter: names were clearly phony were not flagged. >> they have names like john doe were john adams. in one case, somebody had the audacity to put their name as poopy bridges. >> reporter: 22 inmates were charged with stealing $250,000 from e.d.d.. several have bee

. >>> another preliminary hearing for scott peterson's death penalty retrial. peterson was sentenced to death in 2004 for murdering his wife and unborn son. a state court overturned the death sentence over questions of the jurors and ordered a second look. today's hearing will take place in modesto and focus on setting future court days to retry the sentencing phase. for the retrial prosecutors plan to seek a death penalty. >>> we're getting a new indication that millions more californians might see a lot more stricter covid-19 restrictions in the future. according to "the sacramento bee" nearly 6 million people live in areas that would have a more restrictive state reopening tier. they did not maintain metrics to sustain levels including contra costa county which is implementing tougher rules for some businesses starting today. in the meantime more students in the north bay are learning they will be heading back to the classroom soon. "the press democrat" reports an additional four have received county approval to reopen classrooms. now they need approval from

it peterson's attorney insists his client was used and got nothing. >> there has been fake names andal security numbers. fake names like tonto or john adams or in one case, somebody had the audacity to put their name as britches. >> unlike 35 other states, they do not cross match inmates against those getting an employment. officers found the department sent out 30 million pieces of mail at the full social security number knowing that causes bro broad. they are unlikely to get this money back. >> dana: okay, william la jeunesse, thanks for that. president trump is planning to pardon his former national security advisor michael flynn. let's get reaction from former justice department prosecutor jim trusty. i actually feel like we've been hearing about this possible pardon for sometime, what's the state of the case right now? >> the motion to dismiss was filed six and a half months ago, an extraordinarily long time for a motion to dismiss to still be pending. there is obviously been amending this, all sorts of litigation and motions to recuse but ultimately we are in this bizarre stand

totaling more than 140 million dollars being paid to inmates that includes convicted killer scott petersonnd death row inmates like serial killer kerry stain or it is perhaps. >>and we'll be one of the biggest. the taxpayer dollars in california history 22 inmates in the san mateo county jail pulled off the scam investigators learned about it while reviewing recorded jail phone calls back in july. >>where inmates were bragging about how they were gaming the system that to where but we believe went out million dollars and prosecutors say the problem was compounded by dysfunction at california edd. >>which they said currently does not cross check unemployment claims against a list of prison inmates. >>the investigation is ongoing as the announcements on tuesday only detail what they found from march to august in the newsroom noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>thanksgiving is just 2 days away, but unfortunately, the pandemic and the slow economy is leaving many families in need of food assistance. this holiday season. our first charles clifford was in sonoma county today where the need for help is

totaling more than 140 million dollars being paid to inmates that includes convicted killer scott peterson and death row inmates like serial killer kerry stain or it is perhaps. >>and we'll be one of the biggest. the taxpayer dollars in california history 22 inmates in the san mateo county jail pulled off the scam investigators learned about it while reviewing recorded jail phone calls back in july. >>where inmates were bragging about how they were gaming the system that where but we believe went out million dollars and prosecutors say the problem was compounded by dysfunction at california edd. >>which they said currently does not cross check unemployment claims against a list of prison inmates. >>the investigation is ongoing as the announcements on tuesday only detail what they found from march to august in the newsroom noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>all right get check now on our 4 zone forecast from were ruckus strong here with a look ahead to the holiday. >>yeah grant vicki it's going to be a chilly holiday week around the bay area because we're going to see a cold front actually start

. >> a lot more to come, scott peterson is sitting on death row. why are there unemployment benefits in his name? prosecutors say this is the tip of the iceberg when it comes to edd fraud perpetrated by prison inmates during the pandemic. >>> i'm spencer christian on this eve of thanksgiving eve, you may be wondering what is the weather going to be like? i'll have the answer in my >>> scott peterson is one of tens of thousands of prison inmates with covid unemployment claims paid resulting in $1 billion perhaps worth of fraud since march, since the pandemic started. it being pegged as the largest case of taxpayer fraud in california history. the i-team first broke the story in october and 7 on your side has doggedly pursued edd issues that affected thousands of californians that found themselves out of work during the pandemic. stephanie sierra is live tonight with the latest developments and an unbelievable case. >> certainly is, dan. we heard from district attorneys representing five counties across the state including san mateo county admitting

totaling more than 140 million dollars being paid to inmates that includes convicted killer scott peterson and death row inmates like serial killer kerry stain or it is perhaps. >>and we'll be one of the biggest. the taxpayer dollars in california history, 22 inmates in the san mateo county jail pulled off the scam investigators learned about it while reviewing recorded jail phone calls back in july. >>where inmates were bragging about how they were gaming the system that where believe what i know you all prosecutors say the problem was compounded by dysfunction at california edd. >>which they said currently does not cross check unemployment claims against a list of prison inmates. >>the investigation is ongoing as the announcements on tuesday only detail what they found from march to august in the newsroom noelle bellow kron 4 news. san francisco supervisor, shamann walton is calling for a community effort to keep the bayview district safe. he proposed what he calls a district and community safety plan. now to response to a recent spike in violence in the bayview. >>all of our violence pr

peterson was sentenced to death in 2004 for murdering his wife and unborn son.arlier this year overturned the death sentence over questions about the jurors. the state supreme court then ordered a second look. today's hearing will take place in modesto and focusing on setting future court dates to retry the sentencing phase. the retrial, prosecutors say, they plan to seek a death sentence. >>> millions of californians may soon see tighter covid restrictions. according to "the sacramento bee" nearly 6 million people live in areas that may regress to restrictive reopening tiers. 13 counties did not meet required metrics to stay in their current level. that includes contra costa county which is implementing tougher occupancy rules for some businesses starting today. more students in the north bay are learning they'll be heading back to the classroom very soon. an additional four sonoma county private schools can reopen classrooms. now they need approval from state regulators before locking in a return date. >>> a big milestone, the beach boardwalk is reopening maki

. >>> the new penalty phase of scot peterson's murder trial is moving forward in san mateo county.appeared in court remotely this morning from san quentin prison for the hearing in redwood city. the judge decided that the case will be heard in san mateo county where the first trial took place, and not anywhere else. the judge set the hearing date for defense motions on claims of juror misconduct. peterson was convicted back in 2004 for curing his pregnant wife. >>> they said january 21 is the next hearing date for the executions retrial of the death penalty phase of the case. >>> former deputy is been indicted on a manslaughter charge for a deadly confrontation with a driver. as our crime reporter explains, they thought the driver was a car thief, when the man was driving his own car. >>> the former sheriff's deputy, charles blount is indicted for his role that he played in the death of ward. this body camera video showing ward being confronted at the end of a chase in november. police and deputies thought he was a car thief. authority say during the struggle, he bit deputies refus

one of those fraudulent claims was made in the name of death row inmate scott peterson who is convictedkilling his wife and unborn son.>>> the pandemic is creating a different kind of holiday this year. more and more people are staying at home, not traveling and spending time away from their loved ones. the separation could lead to more people suffering from depression.>> for some people missing their loved ones could mean a major impact in their mental health. >> the co-owner of serene health promises same day sessions no matter where you are. with the holidays around the corner, the need is greater than ever before. >> the fear of getting sick, maybe being asymptomatic, being out there in public, coming in contact and then getting sick. >> and the best of times holidays can be stressful, but with covid-19 a new restrictive health orders it's not surprising that reports of depression have gone way up. >> mental health is at the rise. the numbers are up when he ceased statistics how depression has increased. >> recent data shows that people are turning to therapy and rapid numbers encod

peterson's appellate attorney.f that is granted, the entire trial would be retried, likely. >> this morning, the judge also set january 21st as the next hearing date for the prosecution's retrial to have the death penalty phase of that case. >>> dozens of students in san francisco targeted by two men, sending them sexually-explicit photos. the warning tonight from police and the father of one of the victims. >> we thought we were being vigilant enough, and we really want other parents to be alert to what their kids are doing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> san francisco police and federal authorities have arrested a pair of men who they say targeted underage girls, extorted them, and tee handed sexually-explicit videos and photos. christien kafton joins us live with more on this. and police believe there likely more victims out there? >> yeah, that's one of the reasons why they are trying to pushily size this story as much as they can, alex. they are trying to get in contact with any other potential victims out there one father said

peterson was convicted in 2004 for killing his pregnant wife laci and their unborn child. the judge also set january 21st as the next hearing date for the prosecution's retrial of the death penalty phase of the case. >>> two men from the east backup face federal charges for allegedly extorting underage girls for sexually explicit photos and videos. police fear that there are more victims out there. >> reporter: san francisco police say their investigation started in the fall of 23019, when an administrator at a school in the city reported that a number of students had been bullied and blackmailed into sending sexually-explicit photos and videos via social media. >> this wasn't just a one time or a one-day deal. they would toreture some of these children over the span of months. >> reporter: police say 21- year-old delaney tang of oakland used dozens of social media accounts similar 0 this one to victims ranging in age from 11 to 14, enlisting the anyone of 20-year-old from concord. police say the men would threaten or extort the victims into sending the explicit photos. >>

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peterson is looking for new good material. up until now, the resurgence of used identical model foods to make results comparable in future. the method has to work for any type of circuits. the project could reach pilots face by 2022. the approach is not limited to south africa. the scientists are convinced it is transferable to every other country on the continent to europe. now, if you're struggling to repair on household appliances, but is broken, do not worry, you are not alone. they are sometimes surprisingly difficult to fix. one problem is that a lot of modern machines and other devices can't be repaired, not even by professionals. in many cases, products are designed to wear out after certain period of time. this is expensive for the consumer and a waste of valuable resources and energy. so the right to repair movement is growing in many countries. we joined a global gathering of repairers, tinkerers, and activists in germany. take a look. electronic goods are the fastest growing waste stream in the world. in less than