his name, scott peterson.en they met in person and it was electric. >> we really had a great first date. really good. >> sometimes you meet somebody easy to talk to. >> right. >> it was like that? >> yeah. >> he was immediately attracted to you and you to him? >> we chuckled about being pleasantly surprised. i would say that there was a mutual attraction. >> what did he tell you about himself? >> on the first date he told me about his family and the plans that he had upcoming, like thanksgiving and fishing trips and going to maine with his family in a cabin. he was planning go to europe with some friends. >> he wooed her fast with strawberries and champagne. >> early, bright and exciting. >> absolutely. >> eager to bond with amber's little girl. >> he was really sweet with her. she was excited. we planned a picnic and a little hike. she held both hands and was comfortable. >> must have been sweet. >> it was. >> he bought them gifts, made dinner, considerate, caring. >> driving to the gym to do my weekly five-m

and no one at the peterson house noticed lincoln arrive. going to bars and taverns to celebrate the union victory in the war and surrender robert e. lee. it was a quiet night on the street. the play you see under way. lincoln's carriage pulled up and stopped in front of that big gaslamp and lincoln went inside. around 10:15, the doors of ford's theatre burst open and first dozens and hundreds and over 1,000 people came rushing out those doors screaming. at first, some people thought the theater was on fire. then they heard the shouts, lincoln's been shot, burn the theater. find the assassination. and that got the attention of the residents of this boarding house. the first person who noticed what was happening was a guy named george francis who lived on the first floor. he came outside and walked into the street and he could only get hallway across and people were screaming, the president was dead. he walked right up to the president's body as it was being carried across the street. another border on the second floor heard the noise too. he

still ahead, another delay in the scott peterson case.at happened today in the san mateo county courthouse and >> more delays in the scott peterson case is still no decision as to whether or not he should be granted a new trial for the murders of his pregnant wife and unborn peterson's defense team is blaming the coronavirus for a holdup in their investigation into alleged juror misconduct. kron four's maureen kelly has the story. scott peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin's death row where he's been incarcerated since being convicted in 2005. >> for the murders of his wife, lacy and their unborn son, connor. but because the california state supreme court overturned his death sentence finding that the original trial judge made mistakes during jury selection. a new jury will decide if he deserves the ultimate punishment, the same higher court also ruled that a woman selected for the original jury richelle. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. she taken out while pregnant herself. so now first, san mateo county

over time, peterson says, things got worse...s comes into my office and he looks very agitated, and he looks straight into my eyes and says, "peterson, you've got to find a job with people of your kind." and then he pauses, and he said this most remarkable thing. "if london diocese is going to give you a job, it's going to be for a diversity show. they're going to give you it for a short period of time and they're going to drop you like we always do". and then he left. shut the door behind me, i then start crying. that's how it was. peterson repeatedly complained to senior staff at the london diocese about the bullying and racism he says he was experiencing. and then i'm beginning to be told, "keep your head down. because no—one is going to be able to prove there is any racism. no—one is going to really believe you, and if you are going to create any problem, you're not going to get a job anywhere. i tried to change my personality for them." idid. and i'm ashamed of it. i tried to stand in the pulpit so many times and speak engli

and scott peterson was in court today. why? we'll have to wait longer to find out if he gets a whole new trial. >> putting the umbrella away for now. get ready for the sandals in the shorts. we are heating up. we'll talk about that coming up next. >> or delays now in the scott peterson case. still no decision as to whether or not he should be granted a new trial for the murders of his pregnant wife and unborn son. >> kron four's, maureen kelly reports from the san mateo county courthouse where the defense team blames coronavirus for the holdup in their investigation into alleged juror misconduct. >> scott peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin's death row where he's been incarcerated since being convicted in 2005 for the murders of his wife, lacy and their unborn son, connor. but because the california state supreme court overturned his death sentence finding that the original trial judge made mistakes dujury selection. a new jury will decide if he deserves the ultimate punishment, the same higher court also

plus, scott peterson was in court today why? we'll have to wait longer to find out if he gets a whole new trial. and as we head to break, this is a quick look at current temperatures this afternoon. meteorologist john stable has details on the heat that will see this weekend. stay with us. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. >> in the south bay a teacher and sports coach at a middle school in san jose has been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting at least 2 underage former students, ronald gardner was arrested after an investigation that began back in february when someone reported to the el dorado county sheriff's office that his former teacher gardner molested him while attending sierra monte middle school between 2002 in 2005. th

years later scott peterson has made an appearance in court. here's cierra johnson with an update. >> reporter: scott peter soviet republic has spent the last 20 years here at this prison, but today as you mentioned he did make that appearance in court. it was over zoom and it was regarding two specific types of hearings. now, i did have a chance to listen in, and is this the takeaway from that. well, peterson appeared regarding a criminal matter of that 2004 conviction in as you mentioned the death of his wife and unborn child. last year a high court ruled another look to be taken after the original trial judge excluded jurors from the jury pool after they expressed they opposed the death penalty. so for item peterson's attorney asked for 60 days of discovery. the judge agreed and the second pores relates to a new trial hearing over juror miscop dufnlgt peterson's team has filed a challenge to his conviction in which that's claimed juror number seven lloyd during the pre-trial questioning. they blame when she was asked if she had ever become a

what happens when peterson goes to court?esent some of this new evidence to prove scott peterson is, in fact, innocent. >> there's a chance that he could get a full retrial? >> there is a chance he could get a full retrial. >> it was such a hard breaking story. i think many people whoever the guy is with the megaphone, nobody believes you, standing outside his house. >> there's been so many lies. it's going to take a lot of evidence. >> and it could change everything. >>> jonathan, thank you very much. >> good to see you. >> very nice to see you. >> all right. you can see jonathan's full report "48 hours" tomorrow night at 10:00, 9:00 central on cbs. >>> aly raisman joins us with wellness tips ahead of mental health awareness month. how >>> ahead on "cbs this morning." dj khaled talks about his new album with a personal message in its title and worked with artists like jay-z and megan thee sh ld mi 24 cranesobdo that's proven to keep killing bacteria for 24 hours. touch after touch. microban 24 ok everyone, our mission is to

today the man convicted of killing her, her husband, scott peterson will seek a new trial.ierra johnson is here on what to expect today. a huge case really across the nation. >> reporter: good morning. regardless if you're in the state of california, on the other side of the country, you remember where you were when you heard following the case. it's been 20 years since the ruling and for the last 20 years scott peterson has been here behind san quentin bars. today he makes a court appearance via zoom. we'll break down what the hearings are for, at 10:00 peterson will appear before a criminal matter of the 2004 conviction that's in the case of his wife and his unborn son. last year, a high court ruled a second look at the case, after the original trial judge excluded jurors from the juror pool after they expressed the personally opposed death penalty. the high court maintained the conviction but struck down the death penalty case, which brings us back to today's retrial of the penality phase of that trial. second portion of that 10:00 hearing relates to a new hearing over j

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at 10:00 peterson will appear on a criminal matter for the 2004 conviction.ar a high court ruled a second look at the case was needed after the original trial judge excluded jurors from the juror pool after they exposed they were against the death penalty. they struck down the penalty case which brings us to today's retrial of that penalty phase of the trial. the second portion of today's appearance relates to a new trial here over juror misconduct. peterson and his team filed a separate challenge, claiming juror seven who served during the trial lied during pre-trial questioning asked if she was a victim of a crime. she did not disclose a restraping order after being harassed by a boyfriend's ex-girlfriend. the hearings which is where we are today. it's been nearly two decades since that original trial played out. next week, laci peterson would have been 47 years old, her unborn son at the time his name would have been connor he would have been 20 years old around this time. an emotional case for a lot of folks involved, a high-profile case then in aa matter

both petersons were dead and both were laid in this very house. interesting footnote after anna's death an auction company was brought in to sell the contents. so once again strangers gathered outside came into the house came down. the halls came into the parlors the auction took place on the site. the two most expensive things that the auction were the sofa and the front room where mary lincoln had spent much of the night that went for 15 dollars. and the bed upon which abraham lincoln died so for eighty dollars. which was eight or ten times what it should have cost if it simply a bet so an early historian and souvenir hunter recognized the value of the materials in this house and bought a number of things including the deathbed and some of the other relics from this back room. that bed later was purchased. by a chicago candy millionaire charles gunther for $100,000. and it's now in chicago at the old chicago historical society. the petersen house had an interesting history after lincoln died. it was not immediately. seized upon is an important n

. >> there's been another delay in the scott peterson case. scott peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin's death row where he's been incarcerated since being convicted in 2005, the california supreme court overturn his death sentence after mistakes made during jury selection and the jury now has to decide if peterson should be sentenced after an original juror richelle. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. bice has previously denied keeping information back to get on the jury defense attorney pat harris says he doesn't think she would have been seated if she owned up to her past. she was an alternate to begin with. >> and when she came into the jury room after she was actually put on the jury. one of the jurors is sake. she walked in the room and said, ok, now let's get justice for that little baby connor. before she ever deliberated before she ever did anything, which i think indicates a mindset that could very well be based on her own experience. >> the next hearing is scheduled for late june. the judge wants the

welcome back to the peterson institute for international economics. i am the institute president and it is our pleasure today to host a virtual speech by the chair of the financial stability board member of the board of governors and federal reserve. chair for supervision of the system. we will introduce randy more properly in a moment. he has a long and distinguished career in the u.s. treasury and the federal reserve as well as the financial markets. first i just want to orient this talk in the midst of what we are calling macroweek or marched macromadness here at peterson. yesterday we had the privilege to host the talks of the first public speech by dr. christopher walken is a member of the federal reserve where he spoke on issues of central banking particular you about emergency measures and the interaction between treasury and federal reserve and how should go and there will not be any consideration of financing issues at the federal reserve. tomorrow we are privileged to hear more and not to compare anybody but just very excited to have a gust

and there's another delay in the scott peterson case peterson appeared at a hearing from san quentin's has been in prison there since being convicted of killing his wife lacy and their unborn son in 2005, the california supreme court overturned his death sentence. saying that there were mistakes made during jury selection. a new jury now has to decide if peterson should be sentenced after an original juror or re sentenced after an original juror failed to disclose a restraining order. you see her there. she has previously denied keeping any information away from the jury. defense attorney pat harris says that he doesn't think that she would have been seeded if she had revealed. >> she was an alternate to begin with. and when she came into the jury room after she was actually put on the jury. one of the jurors is sake. she walked in the room and said, ok, now let's get justice for that little baby connor. before she ever the liberated before she ever did anything, which i think indicates a mindset that could very well be based on her own experience. >> connor was lacey and peterson's un

peterson and joan ganz cooney fund. the estate of worthington ma- smith.try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of today. mutual of america financial group, retirement services and investments. >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no-contract wireless plans, designed to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can help find a plan that fits you. to learn more, visit www.consumercellular.tv. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. the covid-19 pandemic is continuing to claim lives, with new cases rising worldwide even as vaccination programs continue to roll out. for the fourth day in a row, india set global covid-19 records with almost 350,000 new cases reported an

there's been another delay now in the scott peterson case peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from's death row where he's been behind bars since his conviction back in 2000, 5, the california supreme court, though, overturned his death sentence after mistakes made during jury selection. a new jury now has to decide if peterson should be sentenced after an original juror. rachel. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. now nice has previously denied keeping information back just to get on the jury defense attorney pat harris says he doesn't think she would have been seated, though, if she had been up front about her past. she was an alternate to begin with. and when she came into the jury room after. >> she was actually put on the jury. one of the jurors is sake. she walked in the room and said, ok, now let's get justice for that little baby connor. before she ever deliberated before she ever did anything, which i think indicates a mindset that could very well be based on her own experience. >> the next hearing is scheduled for late june. the judge wants the matter of whether p

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the california supreme court reversed peterson's death sentence last year.son is going to appear in the san mateo county superior court via zoom from san quentin and 10 o'clock this morning. the murder of a 7 month-old baby is raising concerns about san francisco's district attorney's record on charging domestic violence cases. joseph williams has been charged with murder after the baby was taken to the e r with signs of trauma. williams had been arrested back in january and in march of suspicion of domestic violence involving a woman whose not the baby's mother. those charges were dropped because the woman told police that she didn't want to prosecute. supervisor catherine stefani says that she is hearing concerns. now from domestic violence advocates about dha somebody not filing charges in felony, domestic violence cases. according to the data out of the 100. 31 felony domestic violence cases. charges were not filed in 113 of them. >> we're not going to have criminal justice reform. if people continue to commit crimes and they are not held accountable and

and there's been another delay in the scott peterson case peterson appeared at the hearing remotely fromntin's death row where he's been incarcerated since being convicted back in 22,005. now the california supreme court as we know overturn his death sentence after mistakes made during jury selection. a new jury now has to decide if peterson should be sentenced after an original juror richelle. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. nice had previously denied keeping information from the court in order to get on the jury. but defense attorney pat harris says that he doesn't think she would have been seated if she had owned up to her past. she was an alternate to begin with. and when she came into the jury room after. >> she was actually put on the jury. one of the jurors is sake. she walked in the room and said, ok, now let's get justice for that little baby connor. before she ever the liberated before she ever did anything, which i think indicates a mindset that could very well be based on her own experience. >> the next hearing is scheduled for late june. the judge wants the matt

we are delighted to have been friedman give this lecture and economics at the peterson institute and before properly introducing him although officially introducing then i'd like to say a few words about this lecture series. this is one of a small number of endowed and named lecture series we have the peterson institute along with the foundation lecture which is a mainstay of our program . the john lk lecture series is in honor of an dedicated to the memory of a longtime friend and intellectual supporter at the institute. john had a distinguished global finance as an advisor to several worlds central banks reserve management, he was engaged with a number of other organizations this intersection between finance, macroeconomics and frankly ethical concerns about how to make the world better. john was a role model and mentor to many of us, myself included and his family, his friends, his colleagues from around the world including our speaker today then friedman came together to endow this lecture series in his honor. it's been a distinguished lecture series. the previous lecturers we've

today's moderator is gordon peterson. gordon is an award-winning news anchor, reporter, writer and producer. for 25 years he served as moderator and executive producer of the political roundtable "inside washington" which was broadcast in washington, d.c., and many other major television markets from coast to coast. by the time he retired, peterson had also covered local news in the nation's capital for 50 years. we're excited to this this d.c. legend with us today. now, as a reminder to all our viewers, we're taking your questions on our social media platforms. please feel free to submit those so that we may share your questions with our guests during the program. now it's my pleasure to introduce and give this panel over to gordon peterson. take it away. and, y'all, have a great time. >> thank you, paul. hello, mark. hello, joe. >> hi. >> may i call you joe? >> you certainly may. >> remember that, sarah palin to george biden. >> my mother calls me joseph. as long as you don't call me joseph, i'm okay. >> i always believ

the california supreme court reversed peterson's death sentence last year.eterson will now appear in sampson county superior court via zoom from san quentin at 10 o'clock this morning. the murder of a 7 month-old baby now is raising concerns about the san francisco district attorney's record on charging domestic violence cases. joseph william has been charged with murder after the baby was taken to the e r with signs of trauma. williams had been arrested back in january and march on suspicion of domestic violence involving a woman who's not the baby's mother. but those charges were dropped because the woman told police that she didn't want to prosecute supervisor catherine stefani says that she's hearing concerns from domestic violence advocates now about dha subdued beans not filing charges in felony. domestic violence cases. according to the data. out of a 131 felony domestic violence cases charges were not filed in a 113 of them. >> we're not going to have criminal justice reform. if people continue to commit crimes and they are not held accountable and t

wife killer scott peterson could learn if he's going to be granted a new trial for his sentence. comes after the state supreme court overturned his death sentence. you'll remember that his lawyers had petitioned for the penalty. re trial on account of alleged juror misconduct. it's been since 2005 since the jury sentenced peterson to death for the murder of his wife lacy and their unborn son. but because of that jury misconduct, the california supreme court now has reversed. >> peterson's death sentence. they did that last year. peterson now set to appear in san mateo county court via zoom from san quentin at 10 o'clock this morning. we'll be right back. >> welcome back. 9.46 on this tuesday morning. things looking really good out there already across the bay area. if you ventured outside this morning, it's sunshine. it's pretty calm and overall, it's a nice morning to be out and about now with these nice conditions. there's been an obvious downside. we've been so dry this april with only one day that brought any sort of measurable rainfall to most of the bay that drought conditi

28th in 2005, a jury sentenced peterson to death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. but last august supreme court cited serious errors in the jury selection process. the high court, then order to cemetery county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new penalty phase of his trial. daily covid numbers are just staggering in india coming up tonight at 5 30 how california is now stepping up to help the global community. in its fight against the virus. what's a major change in mask wearing policy where you could now ditch your mask? the next time you leave your house, a pretty significant warm up today, very noticeable out there compared to the cooler weather we've seen. i'll be weather we've seen. i'll be back here with the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. the cdc now says people who have been vaccinated no longer need to wear a mask outside unless they're in a large gathering of people. ktvu is rob roth joins us now with more on these new guidelines. so rob is ca

so peterson now will appear in the san mateo county superior court.r san quentin online at 10 o'clock this morning. we'll follow the story and keep you updated. we'll take a break. it's a 26 coming up next. it's official. governor newsom is facing a recall election. we're going hear from a local political analyst weighing in on what happens next. >> let's see how it's going to be today. john trouble in the weather center. good morning. hey, good morning, guys. lots of sunshine out there. already. we saw a bright evening last with all the superman, you know, overhead and now we're going to be looking at sunshine throughout the course of the day today looking outside at our camera at half moon. bay skies are crystal clear. let's get right to that right now. you can see all that sunshine that we do have all their at half moon bay, lots of sunshine and dry skies in this forecast right now temperatures in the 40's and the 50's rain. >> in some reports of an accident actually on the bay bridge westbound side. the air we're still seeing some delays from earl

peterson is that to make a virtual court appearance in marin. sentenced him to death, for murdering his wife and their unborn son. last year though, the california supreme court cited errors in the jury selection process, and ordered a san mateo county judge to re- examine whether peterson should be given a new trial. peterson has maintained innocence. >>> the sheriff's office in elizabeth city, north carolina, continues today's widespread criticism and questioning over what exactly happened in the shooting death of 42-year-old andrew brown junior. the family for the father of seven says, they were only shown 20 seconds of one body can video yesterday. multiple deputies were involved in that felony drug search warrant last week. in the video, the family says, they could see both of brown's hands on the steering wheel, when deputies unleashed a hail of bullets into the car. >>> u.s. department of justice, now that's getting the louisville, kentucky, police department. they will look into any use of unreasonable force, as well as any unconstitutio

peterson's appearance was brief via zoom from san quentin.tatus hearing for june. 28th. back in 2005. a jury sentenced peterson to death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. but last august, the state supreme court cited serious errors in the jury selection process. high court, then ordered a cemetery county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new penalty phase of his trial. the highway patrol is investigating the death of a woman found in a creek near state or on state property near livermore. the chp received a report yesterday of a body in a royal lost acenas in alameda county. it is just south of interstate 5 80 near north livermore avenue. investigators haven't yet said how the woman died, but say it doesn't appear that foul play is to blame. the coroner's office still has not released her name or age. today was the first day for droppin coronavirus vaccines in santa clara county. health officials want to make it easier for people to get their shots since they're starting to see demand falling off. d

peterson's appearance was brief via zoom from san quentin. set a new status hearing for june. 28th back in 2005. the jury sentenced peterson to death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. but last august, the state supreme court cited serious errors in the jury selection process. the superior, the supreme court, then ordered the cemetery county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new penalty phase of his trial. ah, union city man has been charged with the murder of a 24 year old transgender woman in milpitas, authorities say. 22 year old elijah cruise cigarettes stab natalie smooth lopez last friday, ben called 911 that would you say the suspect and the victim had been dating for several months when cigarette en to a hospital where she died. natalia was an important figure not only to her family, but to this community as a whole. our office is dedicated to prosecuting all individuals who commit intimate partner violence as well as any individual who commits violence against transgender train. ends gendered

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peterson is set to make a virtual court appearance.05 the jury sentenced him to death for murdering his wife and unborn son. last year the california supreme court cited errors in the jury selection process and ordered a san mateo county judge to examine whether peterson should get a new trial. >>> frustration is growing in petaluma following the release of a homeless man suspected of vandalizing homes. he is accused of going on a rampage in one neighborhood. and the situation is exacerbated by the fact of covid-19 on the jail system. >> reporter: this is the home surveillance video that has much of petaluma angry. it shows a homeless man named jeffrey bird allegedly break into the window of a car with a shovel and that is just the beginning. >> this was his favorite car. >> reporter: miranda lives a couple blocks away. she found every window broken in her car and her living room. >> i almost don't care so much about the damage as i do, like i feel more unsafe. >> this is his third such attack on homes this year. homes and vehicles. >>

peterson, this was the generation that first chose to stand up and take to the streets for civil unrest—— encompass, they are xt five h plus and white male and they remember what the chicago seven did and bobby seale and how brutally he was attacked in the court room and if you're looking for a green book upset, this one will hit a lot of academy voters in the field. without indicative wins to really give us clear favourites — who are your picks for best male and best female? i will say for best female performance, it is spread out, carey mulligan is a critics choice, and also frances mcdormand but viola davis for the sag award, you should give that most credence and she has been a multiple year nominee, she has had several performances where folks thought she would win and she did not an especially right now as we are really talking about racial reckoning, one of the marks on the academy is the lack of black performers able to repeat in that lead category and it has been almost 20 years since a black woman has won the best lead actress, halle berry, and remains the only black woman to

. >> the 41 and another delay in the scott peterson case. appeared from san quentin's death row where he's been in prison since being convicted in 2005 of killing his wife lacy and their unborn son, connor, the california supreme overturned his death sentence after mistakes were made during jury selection a new jury now has to decide if peterson should be re sentenced after original juror richelle nice failed to disclose a restraining order she previously denied keeping information from the jury defense pat harris says he doesn't think that she would have been seeded, though, if she had revealed her past. she was an alternate to begin with. >> and when she came into the jury room after she was actually put on the jury. one of the jurors is sake. she walked in the room and said, ok, now let's get justice for that little baby connor. before she ever the liberated before she ever did anything, which i think indicates a mindset that could very well be based on her own experience. >> the next hearing is set for late june. the judge wants the matt

convicted killer scott peterson appeared in san mateo county superior court this morning via zoom for his penalty phase retrial. peterson's appearance was brief again via zoom from san quentin state prison, the judge said a new status hearing for june 28th in 2005 a jury sentence peter's into death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. but last august, the state supreme court cited serious errors in the jury selection process. the high court, then ordered a salmon tail county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new penalty phase of his trial, still becoming new and making it easier to get the covid vaccine, the county that's allowing dropping vaccinations through this sunday. also will push the safe schools in marin county. the demonstration by parents this morning as the board in the nevada school district is looking to make some cuts, then have you been outside yet? now is the time to go because there's a pretty decent war upon the way for us here in the bay area, ktvu meteorologists rosemary oroczo has that and more in your full forecast coming

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