and sharon rocha, laci peterson's mother even addressed that. she said you will say that you have no guilt or remorse, you're not showing that because you're innocent. however, sharon rocha says you also haven't shown any grief or sorrow. so very emotional impact statements on laci peterson's family's side and we did not hear from scott peterson as we were expecting after all. >> kris sanchez, the judge is still addressing the court after formally resentencing scott peterson, but, like you said, very emotional from sharon rocha saying you haven't felt any guilt or remorse but could still feel grief that your wife and unborn son were murdered. dean johnson, let's bring you back in. this hearing took about one hour. is that normal proceeding for a resentencing? >> well, it's long for a resentencing, but this is a death penalty case. it's a high-profile case. and there were a number of family members that wanted to speak, understandably. i think it's to the credit of both the defense and the prosecution and the family members that they kept this br

amy rocha said because of you, our holidays have never been the same. every christmas eve i relive the nightmare that we still live in now. judge ann kristine masue low then sentenced peterson to the possibility of life without parole. she did not allow peterson to read a statement in court, but after the hearing, his attorney shared what he said peterson intended to say. >> i think he just also wanted to tell out and tell the rocha family that he understands their feelings, and he understands why they believe that he is guilty, but he wanted to make it clear that there is no way he could have possibly harmed laci and connor, and i think that's essence of what he was going to say. >> more than 17 years after his conviction, peterson's sister-in-law also maintains his innocence. >> there is no forensic evidence. scott peterson is innocent. >> reporter: scott peterson will be back in court in february on a hearing on allegations that jury misconduct prevented him from getting a fair trial. if the judge agrees, he could be granted a new trial. marianne fav

she trusted you she believed in you earlier lacey's sister amy rocha. lee told peterson it makes me sick to be before you now even though the death penalty has been lifted you will be penalized in this life and after after the rocha family spoke the judge recents the 49 year old peterson to life in prison without the possibility of parole bringing an end to his long stay on san quentin's death row. he's been in prison for over 18 years for a crime. he did not commit. that's a very heavy heav. ode to bear i was sitting in the front row in court just a few feet from peterson. he was listening intently as lacey's family was giving their statements. he even appeared to become emotional at times and answered a couple of questions from the judge, but he never gave a formal statement one of the things that really upsets him. is this concept that he did not want to have a child and he wanted to talk a little bit about that and the fact that he would never ever harm and connor peterson's attorney says he wanted to make a statement, but the judge wouldn't allow i

she trusted you she believed in you earlier lacey's sister amy rocha.ee told peterson it makes me sick to be before you now even though the death penalty has been lifted you will be penalized in this life and after after the rocha family spoke the judge recents the 49 year old peterson to life in prison without the possibility of parole bringing an end to his long stay on san quentin's death row. he's been in prison for over 18 years for a crime. he did not commit. that's a very heavy heav. ode to bear i was sitting in the front row in court just a few feet from peterson. he was listening intently as lacey's family was giving their statements. he even appeared to become emotional at times and answered a couple of questions from the judge, but he never gave a formal statement one of the things that really upsets him. is this concept that he did not want to have a child and he wanted to talk a little bit about that and the fact that he would never ever harm and connor peterson's attorney says he wanted to make a statement, but the judge wouldn't allow it

brentz rocha also spoke to the court, there are no words able to express the pane associated with not being able to experience life together. and laci's sister spoke to the court as well. 19 years and there's not a day that goes by that i don't think about my sister. >> joining us is a former homicide prosecutor. dean, we were in that trial every single day nearly 17 years ago. it was emotional then, emotional today. her family coming face-to-face with scott, from nearly 17 years ago. what did you think about their impact statements? >> well, in my years as a homicide prosecutor, i've dealt with many, many victims' families. one of the saddest things i ever heard was the statement today where laci peterson's survivors pointed out that she went missing on christmas eve. that means that for now and forever that the, for the rocha family, christmas eve is not going to be the joyous family holiday that it should be. it's just going to be the time that they remember the anniversary of laci's disappearance. >> scott peterson was supposed to make a statement, but the judge would not allow it

with that pending tonight, rocha's chilling words, no matter what happens. no matter what transpires in the future there are two things that will never change laci and connor will always be dead and you will always be their murderer peterson has always maintained his innocence. the defense plans to present their evidence of alleged juror misconduct in a hearing scheduled for late february. lester >> erin, thank you. >>> up next, the head of instagram faces tough questions about what the social media giant is doing to keep children safe. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> tiger woods is making a comeback. less than ten months after his near fatal suv crash woods says he will compete with his son charlie at next week's pnc championship in orlando. woods said it's been a long and challenging year, but he couldn't be more excited and proud. last week woods said he'll never golf full-time again. >>> on capitol hill, the head of instagram on the hot seat

amy rocha in tears saying quote, she would have been the best mom. you have broken all of our hearts for taking lacey's and conner's life. lacey's mom sharon rocha also did not mince words when speaking to the convicted killer saying in part. >> lacey is dead because she trusted you and believed you. i miss my daughter. you obviously don't a superior court judge re sentenced peterson to life behind bars after his death sentence was thrown out because of a judge's error during jury selection back in 2000, 4 defense attorney pat harris says his client was not allowed to speak during the hearing but wanted the chance to respond to lacey's family understands why they believe. >> that he is guilty, but he wanted to make it clear that there is no way he could possibly harm lacing connor scott peterson's family also attended the re sentencing hearing his sister-in-law, janey peterson spoke to reporters about the details of the investigation that still upset her. the problem started. >> we lacey missing and the best of police did not follow up and sightings

sharon rocha was hiding from the world. >> it was one of those days.h with a blanket over my head. >> she had so locked herself away that day. friends had to come to her house to tell her there was news. >> they're knocking on my back door on the slider in the backyard. and it's like, how did they even get into the backyard? well, they were trying to, of course, reach me to tell me. >> reporter: it had been nearly four months since laci disappeared yet somehow sharon felt more bad news was coming. early that morning when the tides were low, the body of a baby had been found on the shoreline north of berkeley, the next day another body, a torso, badly decomposed was found nearby. >> the contra costa county coroner has arrived at the scene and has now recovered the remains of the victim, who at this time we are letting people know that we believe the gender of the victim is female. >> reporter: but even without positive identification, everyone knew. even sharon, who despite everything kept trying to hold onto a shred of hope that she'd wake from a night

mr. rocha, our recent migrant crisis, has a know, you know, you'll very well aware of the story. it flared up on the poland, fed bella, russ border. how has the red cross been helping those people? they're not providing either providing food, assisting them in day, in the shelter. so we do restore from you lisa, and there. did it better to switch cross with this with both of the international federation. i think that the moment they're doing a, a good job. of course, this is not not to meet 10 more long term solution at the area hosted in a shelter area. but so far they are in a warm environment and then we are engaging in attic discussion. we de been the government of barrows to find either solution. now for them, are you finding both guffman, so in minsk and in warsaw, are they both being helpful or is there a bit of a combativeness going on? because at this honda and put on the unfortunately we don't have access to the book . you don't have access to this post side of the border and not you asked or access to it. of course we have acts dying. we, we don't sold isa. this is the

amy rocha in tears saying quote, she would have been the best mom. you have broken all of our hearts for taking lacey's and conner's life. lacey's mom sharon rocha also did not mince words when speaking to the convicted killer saying in part. >> lacey is dead because she trusted you and believed you. i miss my daughter. you obviously don't a superior court judge re sentenced peterson to life behind bars after his death sentence was thrown out because of a judge's error during jury selection back in 2000, 4 defense attorney pat harris says his client was not allowed to speak during the hearing but wanted the chance to respond to lacey's family understands why they believe. >> that he is. but he wanted to make it clear that there is no way he could possibly harm lacing connor scott peterson's family also attended the re sentencing hearing his sister-in-law, janey peterson spoke to reporters about the details of the investigation that still upset her. the problem started when lacey missing. >> and the police did not follow up on sightings or evidence th

members of lacey peterson's family spoke, including her mother, sharon rocha.il and a coward. his attorney says that peterson had prepared a statement, but the judge did not allow him to speak during the hearing. he wanted to talk about the fact that he did one of the things that really. upsets him is this concept that he did not want to have a child? and he wanted to talk a little bit about that. and the fact that he would never. ever harm lacey and connor. the judge, also set to decide next year of peterson should get a new trial after claims that a juror falsely answered questions in 2017 during the jury selection process. now to vallejo, where the police chief is seeking to fire an officer who shot and killed an unarmed man last year at a protest against the police killing of george floyd. the chief says that detective jarrett thanh violated the department's de escalation and deadly use of force policies. he fatally shot 22 year old sean monta rosa in a walgreens parking lot where there has been looting and break ins during the george floyd protests. police

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him worried about the future. oak is becoming increasingly expensive and hard to come by. elizabeth rocha wo wiggle. i still have some trees left over from last year and some from the year before the cuckoo crew are low, so we still have oh, we can process now. so, but only for the next 7 months or so. and then that's it was shipped. we warm up popish the planet base for his son to take over the saw mill. but now that future is uncertain. the economic situation in, well, o'neill, in general, is difficult. unemployment is high here and following the decline of heavy industry wood was the only natural resource left. now that's also under pressure. we made cop into eileen go, blay. he says that although he has plenty of clients, his business is facing trouble. he's been trying to secure as much timber as possible, but pi it rachelle come on, our costs are rising up. we're finishing orders where we are selling cheaper than we're by in this corner shit. the price of wood is rising faster than wheaton whirl is going up. wilma headed hubble. previously business here had been good in times of cli

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those were the tearful words in court of sharon rocha lacey peterson's mother before scott peterson was re sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing lacey and their unborn son in 2000 and two rocha said lacey's dead scott because he trusted you, she added, your evil, self centered, unforgivable acts ended two beautiful souls. roaches pain was evident as she called her former son in law, a coward for killing lacey and their unborn son, conner, who would have been 18 now wrote to said she imagines connor would have had dark hair and dark eyes like lacey. authorities say he dumped her body from his fishing boat in san francisco bay around christmas eve 2000 and two scott peterson wanted to speak at a sentencing, but the judge would not allow it. peterson did not show any visible emotion. petersons original death sentence was overturned by the california supreme court on appeal. justice has said the trial judge had wrongly tossed prospective jurors who were against the death penalty assumed they wouldn't follow the law. peterson's attorney, pat harris, said the evidence shows t

those were the tearful words in court of sharon rocha lacey peterson's mother before scott peterson was re sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing lacey and their unborn son in 2000 and two rocha said lacey's dead scott because she trusted you, she added, your evil, self centered, unforgivable acts ended two beautiful souls. rojas pain was evident as she called her former son in law, a coward for killing lacey and their unborn son, conner, who would have been 18 now wrote to said she imagines connor would have had dark hair and dark eyes like lacey. authorities say he dumped her body from his fishing boat in san francisco bay around christmas eve 2000 to scott peterson wanted to speak at a sentencing, but the judge would not allow it. peterson did not show any visible emotion. petersons original death sentence was overturned by the california supreme court on appeal. justice has said the trial judge had wrongly tossed prospective jurors who were against the death penalty. assuming they wouldn't follow the law. peterson's attorney, pat harris, said the evidence shows that

amy rocha in tears saying quote, she would have been the best mom. you have broken all of our hearts for taking lacey's and conner's life. lacey's mom sharon rocha also did not mince words when speaking to the convicted killer saying in part. >> lacey is dead because she trusted you and believed you. i miss my daughter. you obviously don't a superior court judge re sentenced peterson to life behind bars after his death sentence was thrown out because of a judge's error during jury selection back in 2000, 4 defense attorney pat harris says his client was not allowed to speak during the hearing but wanted the chance to respond to lacey's family understands why they believe. >> that he is. >> but he wanted to make it clear that there is no way he could possibly harm lacing connor scott peterson's family also attended the re sentencing hearing his sister-in-law, janey peterson spoke to reporters about the details of the investigation that still upset her. the problem started when lacey missing. >> and the police did not follow up on sightings or evidence

those were the tearful words in court of sharon rocha lacey peterson's mother before scott peterson was re sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing lacey and their unborn son in 2000 and two rocha said lacey's dead scott because he trusted you, she added, your evil, self centered, unforgivable acts ended two beautiful souls. rojas pain was evident as she called her former son in law, a coward for killing lacey and their unborn son, conner, who would have been 18 now wrote to said she imagines connor would have had dark hair and dark eyes like lacey. authorities say he dumped her body from his fishing boat in san francisco bay around christmas eve 2000 and two scott peterson wanted to speak at a sentencing, but the judge would not allow it. peterson did not show any visible emotion. petersons original death sentence was overturned by the california supreme court on appeal. justice has said the trial judge had wrongly tossed prospective jurors who were against the death penalty assuming they wouldn't follow the law. peterson's attorney, pat harris, said the evidence shows th

you have broken all of our hearts for taking lacey's and conner's life places mom sharon rocha also did not mince words when speaking to the convicted killer saying in part lacey is dead because she trusted you and believed you. i miss my daughter. you obviously don't a superior court judge re sentenced peterson to life behind bars. the death penalty was thrown out when it was ruled that a judge made an error during jury selection back in 2000, 4 peterson said in the courtroom wearing orange and shackles. his attorney pat harris as the judge would not allow peterson to speak even though request was made this concept that he did not want to have a child. >> any. want to talk a little bit about that. and the fact that he would never, ever harm lacey connor scott peterson's family attended the re sentencing hearing. >> his sister-in-law, janey peterson spoke to reporters afterwards about the details of the investigation that still upset her. the problem started. >> we lacey missing and the of police did not follow up and sightings or evidence that she was alive. she says police were too fo

ah, we can certainly expect rocha semi final here as a 9. 7 for loads of fans coming in already, but it's to nicea versus egypt game. now both these teams know each other very well . they've played many times. it's nicea having more winds over their opponents than egypt. both teams of one the our pop ones before to missy. it back in 1963 when the toner was 1st health. so that will be hoping to end 58 years and waiting for another hour outside. so now to visit, hang through the quotes of finals where the fight the when i'm on it to one, they've also got the top score for this tournament in safety. just theory, who's got 4 goals so far and full of their players have played or do continue to play in egypt too late so they shouldn't or their opponents. a very well known to me is a big team on the world football stage they paid in. well, cut finals 5 times in the past, but they are under cheapest when it comes to waiting titles, the only of the title on the arab cup title that i mentioned in $63.00 was the african couple nations title and 2014. we look at their pregnancy, egypt, well they

as frozen layers contain the pre causes of modern viruses, it's feared they could be deadly. rocha's top official, the arctic council told us here at odds, he about the main biological threats in the arctic region and the efforts right now to neutralize article you lets me would. the arctic is a very sensitive region which is prone to catastrophe you. there are a number of threats to its sustainable economic development, including climate change which affects the geography of migration routes, as well as the season ality and breeding grounds of wild birds, fish, insects, and other animals, some bird species of migrate annually, and we should keep in mind that they are the main carriers of respiratory viruses. for example, the influenza a virus. this can undergo genetic recombination and turn into strains affecting humans, another dangerous phenomenon. here is the rapid melting of permafrost, which may have preserved a number of viable spores of zombie bacteria. and viruses for centuries, and what can you say? the arctic council, mainly tackles challenges and threats tied to so called

him worried about the future. oak is becoming increasingly expensive and hard to come by. elizabeth rocha wo wiggle. i still have some trees left over from last year and some from the year before the cuckoo crew are low, so we still have all it we can process now. so, but only for the next 7 months or so. and then that's it shipped. we warm up up popish the planet base or his son to take over the saw mill. but now that future is uncertain. the economic situation in, well lonia in general, is difficult. unemployment is high here and following the decline of heavy industry wood was the only natural resource left. now that's also under pressure we made copied to eileen go, blay. he says that although he has plenty of clients, his business is facing trouble. he's been trying to secure as much timber as possible, the pi it bri shaleeko mont, our costs are rising. we're finishing orders where we are selling cheaper than we're by in this corner shit. the price of wood is rising faster than we can world is going up. wilma, fetid, hello. previously, business here had been good in times of climate

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as president rocha bora has dismissed the prime minister and government. it follows a wave of protests last month arising in security in the country. the us president says, sending troops to defend ukraine from russia is not on the cards. let me put in, and joe biden spoke virtually on tuesday as concerns mount moscow's troop build up on the border with ukraine. the u. s. warned moscow would face severe sanctions if in veins the highest ranking military official in india is among at least 13 killed in a helicopter crash. the aircraft came down in the southern states. if time matter. those are the headlines. i'm emily angland state change now for inside story. ah ah, do not invade ukraine. the u. s. president has warned of russia and threatened further sanctions. the co biden's virtual summit was let in it put in ended without a breakthrough. so did it do enough to prevent a new conflict in europe. this is inside stored. ah, hello and welcome to the program and has them seek a fierce are growing of a possible russian invasion of ukraine. tens of thousands o

we spoke to francesco rocha about this, he's the president of the international red cross med kristen societies and says the emergence of new co variance, ready as a wakeup call. we have colder, did the outcome of day only combine on so you might every then see if it was needed . these inequality that we are leaving and about did they receive to have new mario? and if we continue in the way we have done this and africa and other developing counties are be the highest privacy of access to, to the, to the about seeing why in the, in the, with the discount that you will be in the united states. ready and canada in u. k, we are discussing the 70 before test one. he's also about starting to to, to talk about if you don't, his bare id, average of vaccination in many counties is less than 10 percent and use more complex. i think i'm good idea. but unfortunately, he's not working as we expected. and the idea to protect those who are in the front line is that it is way saw more what. so what we experience seeing because we are talking when we comes about only about callbacks, it is about maxin

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at esco rocha is the president of international red cross and red crescent societies. he says that the emergence of a new coven variant is a wake up call. we have colder did how come up? they only come by and so they might evidence if it was needed about these, you know, want to do that we are leaving about the day. we do have new variance if we continue. i know in the way we have done that so far and i got another developing counties that be the highest pricing things of i mean access to the scene. so why in the, in the west this county you will be in the united states. ready and canada, in u. k, we are discussing that the, the booster b before noticed that someone is also about starting to, to talk about if you don't, is there an average of vaccination in many countries that use less than 10 percent? more of your call. but i think a good idea, but unfortunately is not working as we expected that and the idea to take those who are in the front line and this is, this is why i saw a more of what. so what we are experiencing because we have talking when we talk about onl

the president of the international federation of the red cross in an interview with r t. francesco rocha discussed not just the war on cove id, but also the poland. bella, luce, my good crisis. and there were some county 9 european union, for example, we had many saying that there dosa, while in africa we sta, louisa raised that tisa temper, sandy boonies, engrossed with 0 percent. so something that says morgana said that we are ready to rule so far. we are ready to scale up our activities in africa, but daddy shoes about our audited native scenes to have access to the vaccines. we have to put pressure on the pharmaceutical companies. there, you will be an union, the united states, u. k. we invested the b on solve dollars sa ends, researcher due to the dual to make this vaccine accessible. so why the poorest counting the developing counties that, that does not derive that to have access. so i think these, it should be a common goal, not something that said belong to the, to the far my central young company is the beginning. they believe me, i did it by them. it has been politicized to lo

city of little poll, rocha's military build up near ukraine's border has dominated the 2 day meeting. moscow denies any plans when military offensive for each olives reports from liverpool. for the cheese him nations, the united and cali on russia to de escalate to return to diplomatic channels and to abide by its international commitments. they also reaffirm to ukraine's sovereignty is territorial integrity and the right to be trained to choose its own way in the world. there was a warning, a direct warning to rusher as well. not to invade, he cried. if he did so, he would suffer severe consequences. we can hear how liz, trust, you k foreign secretary put it earlier. we have sent a re, claire, united message to blood to mit putin. from this g 7 meeting. and we want russia to stop its aggression with respect to ukraine. and we are very clear that there would be severe consequences if that incursion took place. this is about deterring russia from taking that action. plenty of generosity, but very little in the way of specifics yet. what are these consequences that russia might suffer?

as we understand, mister rocha lays reports half of the entire country of afghan hassan is facing starvation. how could we get to this point? this is a baseless question dancer from my from of course, very long time. and these is started her before almost before the crisis said that we all watched on tv and her and watched read concern before or wooster. we saw in the last 2 years, the growth from 43 percent up to 55 but santa, the level of poverty in the little by an address in afghanistan. and i did the afghanistan is affected by now, and historical drought in many provinces. and our debility cartridge itself coarser and has aggravated this situation, although only organizations getting involved with helping afghanistan at this point . and you said it's not just in the rural communities as also in the urban centers where people are starving nowadays. they did the afghan with go, cynthia is doing great work since before we are working in 2021 probably is distributing ford assisting community and assisting about vaccination programs. not about call read about other diseases and i saw we were

have the general talk, she to who is the dean of the school of management at the university of she's rocha and i thank all 3 of you for joining us today as a say, i don't think we're going to solve everything, but we can maybe figure out which sort of direction we're going in the run. so i'd like to start with you, primarily because of your title. you look at political economy and i've always thought of this pandemic. certainly the reactions to this pandemic as being almost politics versus economics, political decisions versus. busy economic ones has that been the problem, but it's a problem with everything. it's all been politicized. well, i think the politicization of the pen demik is becoming more and more evidence. and i think mostly in the 2nd phase, the 2nd year at the beginning, we were taken by surprise. you know, no one knew exactly what to do. but what is surprising is that after 2 years of having lived with the buyers and having a global economy, having global institutions, we're still acting as if it was the 1st day, i think would happen after south africa discovered to barry.

him worried about the future. oak is becoming increasingly expensive and hard to come by. elizabeth rocha wo wiggle. i still have some trees left over from last year and some from the year before the cuckoo crew are low, so we still have all it we can process now. so not only for the next 7 months or so . and then that's it shipped. we warm up popish the planet base or his son to take over the saw mill, but now that future is uncertain. the economic situation in well lonia in general, is difficult. unemployment is high here and following the decline of heavy industry wood was the only natural resource left. now that's also under pressure. we made cop into eileen go, blay. he says that although he has plenty of clients, his business is facing trouble. he's been trying to secure as much timber as possible, but pi it bri shaleeko mont, our costs are rising. we're finishing orders where we are selling cheaper than we're buy it was going to shit. the price of wood is rising faster than we can whirl is going up. wilma fetid hubble. previously business here had been good in times of climate chan

35,000 people displaced after a pair of dams collapsed over the christmas holiday. 81-year-old vitoria rocha lost her home, and nearly lost her li, after her town became engulfed in flood waters. >> when i got here and saw the destruction, i could not believe it. it seemed as what i was seeing was not happening. my home, torn apart. all of my things, destroyed. amy: here in the u.s., the climate emergency is leading to more extreme winter weather. alaska set a record-high december temperature of 67 degrees fahrenheit in the town of kodiak on sunday, while other parts of alaska saw record december rainfall with temperatures as much as 45 degrees above average. meanwhile, in california, lake tahoe has recorded more than 16 feet of snow in december, breaking a snowfall record set in 1970. a new report by the charity christian aid finds the combined toll of 2021's worst climate disasters cost the global economy nearly $200 billion. topping the list was hurricane ida, which killed 115 people while causing $65 billion in damage. other costly weather events included the texas winter storm and inten

spoke to him directly about her murder and the murder of her unborn son, connor lay says mom sharon rocha also did not hold back when speaking to the convicted killer saying in part, quote, lacey is dead because she trusted you and believes you. i miss my daughter. you obviously don't a superior court judge re sentenced peterson to life behind bars without parole after his death sentence was thrown out last year. that was because of a judges are during jury selection way back in 2000, 4, scott peterson's family also attended the re sentencing hearing today. his sister-in-law, janey peterson spoke to reporters about the details of the investigation that still up center. the problem started. >> when lacey missing and the best of police did not follow up and sightings or evidence that she was alive. >> kron 4 will have continuing coverage of the scott peterson case as it develops and if you would like to read more about. >> what was said in court today. that is on our website. kron 4 dot com just seen. back to you. frank, thank you. arrests have been made in connection to the caldor wildfire

we saw young people triumph, earning their degrees from jennifer rocha returning to the fields where. and then capping off a big year for the labor movement, a starbucks location in buffalo became the first company-owned store in the u.s. to be represented by a union. here's the moment that workers learned they had enough votes. no doubt the best thing about this year was a vaccine that prevented millions from hospitalizations and death. allowing grandparents to hug their grandkids for the first time in almost a year. >> when i saw the new guidelines i was very excited because i have been dying to hug my grandkids. >> i love him. i'm sure every grandparent has felt this way. it's like we have been out there in oblivion just so separated from the people we love. >> oh, listen, it is a tough time right now. we know that you are all tired and hurting and facing difficult decisions about the days ahead. and we are not here to be pollyanna about 2021 at all. but good has a way of showing up. proving that kindness and resilience can always prevail, even in a time like this. so be safe out

those were the tearful words in court of sharon rocha lacey peterson's mother before scott peterson was re sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing lacey and their unborn son in 2000 and two roger said lacey's dead scott because he trusted you, she added, your evil, self centered, unforgivable acts ended two beautiful souls. rojas pain was evident as she called her former son in law, a coward for killing lacey and their unborn son, conner, who would have been 18 now wrote to said she imagines connor would have had dark hair and dark eyes like lacey. authorities say he dumped her body from his fishing boat in san francisco bay around christmas eve 2000 to scott peterson wanted to speak at a sentencing, but the judge would not allow it. peterson did not show any visible emotion. petersons original death sentence was overturned by the california supreme court on appeal. justice has said the trial judge had wrongly tossed prospective jurors who were against the death penalty. assuming they wouldn't follow the law. peterson's attorney, pat harris, said the evidence shows that b

you have broken all of our hearts for taking lacey's and conner's life places mom sharon rocha also did not mince words when speaking to the convicted killer say%ng in part lacey is dead because she trusted you and believed you. i miss my daughter. you obviously don't a superior court judge re sentenced peterson to life behind bars. the death penalty was thrown out when it was ruled that a judge made an error during jury selection back in 2000, 4 peterson said in the courtroom wearing orange and shackles. his attorney pat harris says the judge would not allow peterson to speak even though request was made this concept that he did not want to have a child. >> any. want to talk a little bit about that. and the fact that he would never. ever harm lacey connor scott peterson's family attended the re sentencing hearing. >> his sister-in-law, janey peterson spoke to reporters afterwards about the details of the investigation that still upset her. the problem started when lacey missing. >> and the of police did not follow up and sightings or evidence that she was alive. she says police were to

her sister, amy said there's not a day that goes by that i don't think about my sister and sharon rocha. lacey's mother accused scott of feeling no remorse or sorrow and wanted him to admit to killing her. originally we believe that scott peterson would make a statement today in court. the judge denied that instead moving right to sentencing him not allowing him to speak or to allow his family to speak after the hearing, peterson's attorney pat harris was asked why the judge chose not to let peterson make a statement. >> so i questioned her and ask her if she would allow him to make an allocation, allow scott to speak and she said no. you would have to ask the judge about that. i don't know why scott peterson's sister-in-law also spoke to the press saying the family believes scott is innocent and they want a retrial. >> our family is in this for the long haul. we will be here in 2 months. we look forward to scott being granted a new trial and when he is, we're going to show that he is innocent. >> all right. back live now. scott peterson was moved from san quentin prison in marin to her

senior vice president of strategic groups, chuck rocha, president of solitaire strategies and founderd. gentlemen thank you very much for talking to us. so i guess, first of all a report in politico saying that west wing morale is low. is there a surprise? we've been hearing about how kamala harris and staff have been jumping ship. they cannot get off of that sinking boat fast enough. but staffers are looking to depart in the weeks ahead. more staffers anyways. let me start with you chuck. what do you believe the reason is for a low morale? once you got low morale, it only goes down from there. >> julie, i think you are right. i think there are frustrations of the white house. i would not fragment the way politico has, i have lots of friends who work in the white house. what i'm hearing is a real frustration of the message not being able to break through. i think there are lots of reasons for that. a lot of the reasons that probably put them on their own backs. we have the stock market an all-time high in a president in the first year of his presidency created more jobs than donald tr