brad and lacey came out negative.emed to the corner, that lisa for reasons unknown, must have killed herself. >> did it make sense to you that she would commit suicide? >> nothing made sense to me that night. >> i bet. >> i had heard statements. you know? that she was troubled about reaching 40. she had had cosmetic surgery. could be a red flag. >> bright and leases brother-in-law, paul, was stricken. what did they miss? >> all the kids loved at lisa. she was just fun. >> lisa had seemed so together. she loved the family events. loved having kids around. >> there was never a time that lisa did not want the kids to spend the night, or to stay. and she might end up with five or six. different children under her room. >> it was fine with her? >> yes, it was fine with her. >> but now, this accommodating, fun loving woman, was dead. it was all very shocking. >> and it's not -- to get prepared. just sudden and >> the idea that she would commit suicide so are broccoli and violently like that. >> that wasn't something that wo

his wife was lacey, and he and laci were making a are super his firstborn on his way.thing of. that yet, something wasn't sitting right with her, she thought. when he called her, so often the sound of running water in the background, as if he was masking the sound of the conversation. >> it was odd. why are you talking to me in the shower? he blew it off, like, it wasn't a big deal. >> early december. >> he called me one, by saying he needed to talk to me and i could hear he was worried, something was going on. >> scott was contrite, said he had a confession to make. >> he apologized because he wasn't honest with me i'd ask if you would enter her been married, and that, in fact, he had lost his wife. this would be the first holidays without her. >> that's the expression he used, i lost my wife? >> yes. he was crying, and just, you know, very emotional. >> it was a tender moment, september. she felt compassion for him. >> i thought, maybe she died of, you know, cancer, or in an accident. i mean, obviously, his words were obviously something recent or more recent. >> did

lacey, it colder. >> have sister and said she had been drinking.ldn't drive was driving. >> lacy was ejected from the honda during the crash. all 3 people in that car, including lacey, were killed. the other vehicle had 7 people in it. one died. police say there were several open containers of alcohol found in the honda. there's a lot to answer >> still shock. so this family. waiting for that open. >> and both grandparents were close with lacey. bob has a tattoo of her name on his arm and she returned the gesture just recently >> to put on the heart that i am. just that she wanted to do that. the conway's have a message for young people. >> who may make a choice similar to the one lacy made all straight have a designated driver in vacaville amanda hari kron. 4 news los gatos. police have arrested 5 people accused from stealing from an apple wanna creek? >> that happened saturday morning in the broadway plaza shopping mall. investigators say they found a car connected to the theft. and 2 people who matched that description. >> and the car police fou

now, people for lacey peterson as well as the state. they save know that has no bearing on the case that he did receive a fair trial. the judge in the case will hear the arguments on both sides and the judge will have up to 90 days to decide whether or not scott peterson. we'll get a new trial. he was convicted here. this was a case covered across the globe. if the judge decides he gets a new trial, that basically means we hit the reset button and do it all over again. thank you. well. >> 6, 0, 3 is the time. also in the headlines this morning, east bay congressman eric swalwell says he received an alarming threat to his life into his family's life to be pushed. he posted the voice mail that he got. it on twitter that he got this voice mail threatening his family and lawmakers and law enforcement are now in on what happened covers amanda hari has the details and we want to warn you that what you hear in the audio is very disturbing. >> falwell to work with people. but his wife's head off to kids as off. i don't give up. >> that statemen

it has been nearly 20 years since he murdered lacey peterson and her unborn son.s convicted of the murders in 2004, but his fate is up in the air because of controversy around one of the jurors on the trial that led to

. >> lacey peterson's family will also be there as well. and exactly, james, you're absolutely right. a lot of people are outraged like he could be free. no, he does not go free. even if a judge the sites in his favor. what i mean by this is they're looking for a new trial. so even in the new trial, he could be found guilty once again. but scott peterson, he and his attorneys, they're fighting for a new trial because they said back in 2004, there was a juror that never should have been a part of the case. and they say that the cars were stacked against them from the very beginning because they say rochelle, nice, she never disclose that she was a victim of domestic violence before the trial began. they say had they known that and her nickname was strawberry shortcake because of her red hair. had they known that nice was a victim of domestic violence. they never would have allowed to be on the case and be part of the ruling that found him guilty of killing his pregnant wife, lacey peterson, who was 27 years old at the time and their unborn c

her pneumonia has actually caused her malnutrition lots lacey multi model that essentially what of the nurses that ethic as i for them. the prognosis of children like her with severe malnutrition is not very good as their growth development. and intelligence may be affected. list of those on the home that got a follow shes. yes, mother did not want to be filmed, but she told us she has 8 children and is pregnant with her 9th. there is never enough food at home, she set and no money for madison. half of afghanistan's people are experiencing acute food insecurity, that's 20000000 people who are so hungry, their lives are at risk as we drive to cobble facts and figures become faces. this is one of the wet food program centers in the east of the city, florida. i've got a project manager of a local 8 organization is in charge here. the worst part of the job choosing who should get supplies. it is exactly very difficult for as how to choose the right person over the air. many of them they are hungry, many of them they are in need. many of them even they are running after as when we are givin

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zach: it has been nearly 20 years since the death of lacey peterson and her child in 2002. peterson was convicted in 2004, but his fate is in the air two decades later because of controversy around this jar and how she answered her jury questionnaire. >> the question asked, have you ever been involved in a lawsuit? she answered, no, i haven't, and in fact, we now know that that was false. zach: michelle was one of the jury members on the original trial. peterson's attorneys are asking her of showing bias against peterson from start, saying she lied in the juror questionnaire. attorneys found that back in 2000, she was involved in a domestic dispute with her then boyfriend, and later, his ex-girlfriend. she sought a restraining order at the time, saying she feared frat unborn child, but she said she did not consider herself a victim. prosecutors have to prove that she lied intentionally to get on the jury. the defense pushing against the prosecutor's claims with saying that she did not intentionally lie. >> she was inconsistent in her answers. but being wrong doesn't make it

it has been nearly 20 years since he murdered lacey peterson and her unborn son. scott peterson was convicted of the murders in 2004, but his fate is up in the air because of controversy around one of the jurors on the trial that led to his conviction. when asked if she was the victim of domestic violence, she said no, but attorneys found that back in 2000, she was involved in a domestic dispute with her then boyfriend and later his ex-girlfriend. she claims she did not consider herself a victim, but the assistant da pushed against peterson's attorneys' claims, trying to prove that she did not intentionally lie in her questionnaire. >> she is inconsistent on her answers, but being wrong does not necessarily make it false or make it -- or make her a liar. >> the point peterson's attorneys have to prove is that she did not accidentally answer wrong but intentionally lied to get on the jury. in court today, the judge pushed back, questioning the claims of peterson's attorney multiple times, but this was the final time attorneys on both sides were able to get their ar

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you will remember lacey peterson, scott's wife, was pregnant when she was murdered. the prosecution will argue, while there may have been some innocent recollections that this juror did not disclose, they in no way affected her decision in the jury room. as legal expert stephen clark tells us, the burden of proof does not fall with the defense. >> the burden isn't to showperj didn't get the information they needed to make a fair process of jury selection. i think that's what's key for the court. >> reporter: now, what happens if the judge decides in favor of the peterson team? let's take a listen. >> if peterson gets a new trial, you will see a whole new defense strategy. they have been going for 20 years in investigating this case, and you will likely see a very different trial than you saw 20 years ago. it's going to be a challenge for the prosecution because they have to dust off a 20-year-old murder case and try to find witnesses and get the experts lined up again. >> reporter: today's decision will be pivotal in whether or not this case is finally put to rest or

lacey conway's grandparents say they are still in shock. so this family. >> waiting for that open. >> straight. >> have a designated driver. >> vacaville police say they discovered several open bottles of alcohol and colvin's car. the running tests to figure out whether alcohol played a factor in the crash. in san leandro. 2 people are recovering after a freeway shootout happened near i-80 near the marina boulevard off-ramp saturday night. police say people in a white dodge durango exchanged gunfire with people in a green toyota camry. the toyota pulled over the people inside took off. police helps to victims who were hit in the durango. details are scarce, though, on what actually led up to that freeway shooting. los gatos. police arrested 5 people for stealing from an apple store in walnut creek. over the weekend. it took place. this is a look at all the items police found after the apple store in the broadway plaza shopping mall was hit saturday morning. investigators found the electronics and one car connected to the theft. 2 loaded gun

my sister lacey called me, and we screamed. we screamed a long, loud scream of excitement?r i don't know but we screamed it with all of america. we tried to stay engaged, but there was no more show after that there was no more anything the once fluffy couch i was sitting on suddenly felt hard and unwelcoming. [ laughter ] my heated blanket went cool. the sweet tea i was enjoying lost all its flavor. [ laughter ] the oscars took everything i thought i knew and flushed it down the toilet. in this new world, could i survive? i know now why they don't have a category for best horror movie, because the best horror movie is the oscars [ laughter ] lacey called back, this time with facetime. i needed to see her screaming face to know i wasn't dreaming and then it happened the announcer said, "and the oscar for best actor goes to," and all of america collectively held their breath, picked their cuticles. and then will smith won for best actor his acceptance speech lasted for five minutes and 25 seconds, and i did not breathe for five minutes and 25 seconds the earth cracked open, a

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arguments in his bid bid for a new trial, peterson was convicted for the murder of his pregnant wife lacey and their unborn son in modesto back back in 2002, and sentenced to death in 2005. in 2020, the state supreme court tossed out the sentence on grounds that the the jury was improperly screened screened for bias against the death penalty. after that, he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> let's say for example a jury gives an unintentional false answer, we know that it is still still misconduct. >> there is actual proof that she did what she was instructed by the judge to do, and she reached a verdict. >> the judge is expected to make make a decision in the next 90 days. > >> the plastic county sheriff rd sheriff released a photo of the 16-year-old girl missing, investigators are folks on the jewelry she is wearing and want to know if anyone may have seen the necklaces, to call them. rodney was last seen early-morng seen early-morning just outside truckee, her silver honda crv is is also missing, multiple agencies and the fbi have been scouring the area but so far they h

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the peterson's only talk to lacey's family on days like this. >> not outside of the courthous. the courthouse. >> reporter: fire crews knocked down a commercial building firen fire in japan town this morning. morning. you can see smoke pouring out of the ground floor of the two-story building. it housed an embroidery shop, electric scooter shop. one firefighter was taken to the hol for a heat related illness. no other injuries were reported. the cause of the fire is under investigation. > >> firefighters in morgan hill rescued a construction worker who fell down a manhole. santa clara fire and others worked to rescue the firefighter. no word on how he got down there that there was road work being done at the time. it took about two hours to get him out. he was taken to the hospital. > >> the sisters of perpetual indulgence are reporting a member stole money from the sano charity for their own personal use. the organization's board of of directors said it found a significant sum of funds was taken but didn't say exactly ho. how much. the member involved was immediately suspended

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you are probably aware, he was convicted convicted of the murder of his wife lacey ed their unborn son in modesto. he was sentenced to death in 2005. in 2020, the supreme court tossed out his sentence on the grounds that the the jury was improperly screened for bias against the death pen. after that, he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. now, his defense is trying to prove one former juror, michelle juror, michelle nice, light on her pretrial westerner and was actually bias against peterson from the start. they said the issue is she failed to disclose she has sought a restraining order in 2000 against her boyfriend's former girlfriend. s defense says, her experience tainted her experience as a juror. >> let's say for example a juros juror gives a false answer and it is unintentional. we know that is still misconduct. >> there is actual proof she wet she went back there, did was shs instructed by the judge to do, d she reached a verdict. >> nice herself has maintained she had no bias in her decision to convict scott peterson. the e the judge said to make a decision on this

it happened just before 6 wednesday evening on monument boulevard and lacey lane concord. police say they were 3 vehicles that were involved. investigators closed the roadway in both directions as they investigated. what happened that has since been cleared. no word yet on what led up to that crash. and the contra costa county district attorney charged a 17 year-old with murder for his involvement with a shooting that happened at a 24 hour. fitness in brentwood. police say an argument turned into a shooting that killed one person and injured 3 others. the da says the teen was one of 2 suspects detained and later arrested on august 11 during the early stages of that investigation. the second suspect was released after investigators determined he was not a shooter. the 17 year olds name is being withheld because of age. authorities say the case remains an active homicide investigation. well, a swastika flag at an el sobrante home is on display again. a neighbors are not happy about it. a viewer sent us these photos of the upside down american flag. we're going to show you th

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she was in fear for her baby's life leading into the nickname little man that they say nice gave to laceyerson's unborn child. connor, as well as the added to the juror had when deliberating with other jurors before she even sat down at the table when she was admitted to that jury room. according to juror at she said, let's get mister peterson for what he did to little man, judge and christine mizzou low made the point that the defense would have access to the juror questionnaire and could have followed up with nice about her answers 20 years ago. david, here is with the prosecution argued that nice do what insurer is supposed to do during a high-profile murder case. fears actual proof that she went back there. she did what she was instructed by the judge to do. >> and she reached a verdict here is is that nice may have had wrong answers on the questionnaire that are being wronged. does not make her a liar, arguing that instead mean she was filling out the 23 page questionnaire that she, quote did the best she could get jury summons in the mail. and she testified she put it up on the refr

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peterson was convicted for the murder of his pregnant wife, lacey and their unborn son in modesto back in 2002. he was sentenced to death in 2005 and in 2020 the state supreme court tossed out his sentence on grounds that the jury was improy screened for biased against the death penalty. after that he wad was sentenced to life in prison without parole. now his defense is trying to prove that former r former juror rachelle nice lied on her pretrial questionnaire and was biased against peterson from the start. they say the issue is that she failed to disclose that she had sought a restraining order in the year 2000 against her boyfriend's former girlfriend peter and that that tainted her view as a juror. >> let's say for example a jury gives a false answer and it is . we know that is still misconduc. still misconduct. >> there is actual proof that she went back there and did what what she was instructed to do. and she reached a verdict. >> she has maintained that she s no bias in her guilty verdict of of peterson. the judge is expected to make a decision on a a new trial within the next

anderson, a 19 year-old lacey conway, from vacaville, the woman who was killed in the suv was 70 year-old laura poor, et from mexico. police say they found several open bottles of alcohol inside of colvin's car. police are running tests to figure out whether alcohol played a factor. you have 6 other people including children who were also hurt. happening tomorrow. the sonoma county board of supervisors. we'll consider major changes to vacation rentals in the county. some of the changes include a new vacation rental licensing permitting program, as well as restricting rental license to just one person. supervisors say tourism plays an important role in sonoma county's economy, but they want to ensure in over concentration of vacation rentals does not negatively impact the neighborhood. governor gavin newsom has unveiled a plan for a tunnel to divert rainwater from northern to southern california. the project calls for a 45 mile underground tunnel that with feed into california's main aqueduct, the department of water resources says construction of the tunnel would require the removal of 71

for peterson's lawyers to prove he got an unfair trial when he was convicted of murdering his wife, lacey and their unborn child. well, his lawyers arguing juror misconduct interfered in that original trial. if the court agrees pearson's original murder conviction could be overturned. if that happens, he could then face a new trial where new evidence could be introduced. well, a huge street festival returns to the east at hundreds of vendors taking over downtown fremont for the festival of arts kron four's camila barco takes us there. >> organizers say this is the largest free street festival west of the mississippi and on sunday fremont festival of the arts returned for the first time in 2 years. about 500. then you're set up their camp in downtown fremont as they returned for this year's festival of the arts put on by the chamber of commerce. >> the festival offered 4 miles worth of activities and entertainment. only just like arts and crafts booths, live music street performers and loads of food and drink options. organizers say this year they had food options from almost every corner

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well, as you can thank lacey is now in south korean, tony chang is following that voice from bangkok and tony percy's put soul and a bit of an old composition. he hasn't g that she has slowly her. but i think the faith that the attention still remains on taiwan are not so much on. so will be a good for her. i think good for her hosts as well as she is, as you mentioned, expected to give this press conference with the with the speaker of the assembly. and so it wasn't expected that she would see president yoon on this trip. he's on holiday, but it was announced yesterday evening. they would exchange a phone call. south korea's foreign minister is at the assay and meeting him non pen. but i think that in some ways is an advantage for the south koreans. they have been slightly caught out by the controversy regarding the taiwan visit. they are keen not to offend the chinese who remain their largest trading partners. but they are also a very strong ally of the united states. there are u. s. forces based in south korea and they remain a i think, very close in that respect. so i think to a

and this is lacey explaining what the purpose is. what happens when you'll successfully completing a sabotaged sabotaged mission? haven't seen a create this scenario where there is no consequence for bad behavior in a society where there is no consequence for bad behavior. a corporation can go and cut down a forest and pollute and what have you. and at the worst, they get a find that they have no problem paying. and they just go on with business as usual . but after the earth liberation front up on the scene, thumb, you know, they have to stop and think about is what i'm doing. gonna upset these environmental is so much that i'm going to be the next target of a large scale arson attack. well, my company will burned down and if they are the target of that kind of thing, well, that's going to cost them some, several things. it's cost some, some money and some time and some anguish i and hopefully cause them to, you know, rethink what the, what the, what it is that they're doing always sing a different kind of climate sabbah tell now, a

bars on donations or in to try to recover the bodies. se lebanese migrants trapped hunters of mrs. lacey ah withdrew and he has begun the faithful wold copies on its way to castle brook your travel package today. hello there. we'll have a look at africa in a moment. the 1st to the middle east and it's largely hot and dry picture across the northern half of the region. we've got a shamar wind blowing out of iraq. that's gonna kick up some dust across the gulf, pushing the humidity down, but picking temperatures up for the likes of red and doe has sitting in the early forty's. on thursday, the rain continues to affect the southwest of saudi arabia. some of the heavier falls as well in western areas of yemen where we have already seen flooding. and the devastating flooding that we've seen in sudan is likely to continue as more rain is set to for we've got another easily wave that's going to work its way west bringing some of the heavier falls to northern areas of nigeria. on thursday. we have another one ahead of that, and that's bringing some drenching downpours to the west coast as well a

it really is it a knife edge and for number of reasons to pose lacey because it is only the latest that we over the last few years seen. for example, in different fixes that china's suppression of democracy and the old ptolemy in hong kong we've of course seen the russian invasion of ukraine. these, these issues, these episodes, these dramatic events are, i think accumulating to create unbearable pressure. on the taiwan, a situation in relation to the key relationships usa to time one, how bold the usa be and it's teacher support to tie. but of course also paging to taipei. how bold will, will china, the people's republic of china being signaling that, that persistent displeasure to time when a statement of, of sort of independence and the spirit of independence is apparently very much more prevalent amongst time when the society now i just, i lost a well what is the state in taiwan? i mean how a p for how is it affecting people's lives? then i think a when i speak to colleagues who are in taipei and jordan, singapore like don't give you that on the ground. he, i think what comes out is

there was a gold piece for australia and england and the para— —— para— swimming, lacey summers dominatingle. on monday singapore won the first gold medal, they beat malaysia in the women's team table tennis final, two gold medals for new zealand on day four in cycling and swimming, or south africa, gold and judo and gold for canada in the weightlifting and in the pool. as for tuesday, 37 gold medals on offer, with six of them on the opening night of the athletics. 50 of them on the opening night of the athletics.— the athletics. so much going on in sport. it's — the athletics. so much going on in sport, it's an _ the athletics. so much going on in sport, it's an exciting - in sport, it's an exciting time. a lot ahead for you, top business stories we will discuss bp the oil giant in an hour and discuss bp the oil giant in an hourand a discuss bp the oil giant in an hour and a half receives —— release its latest results, expected to say it has made record profits in the last quarter, that's bound to lead to a backlash when it comes to how much money it's making at a time when families are s

he was convicted of murdering his wife lacey. he was put on death row. california's first latina court justice has been tapped for a new role. patricia guerrero has been appointed the new chief justice. if approved by voters, she will become the third woman to leave the state's highest court. today governor knew somel some will address the drought. his office says that he will lay lay out a plan to help the state the state adapt to hotter and drier conditions caused by climate change. now will get a check on the weather. > >> any chance of rain at all? we we are looking at blue skies? >> >> i wish that we could say we have rain. we do not have any anytime soon. we are heating up as we extend into the weekend. you will feel it a lot more if you live closer to the east bay and the north bay. if you live in the santa clara valley, it will start to flareup a lot more more temperature wise as we extend into the next couple days. that is due to high pressure pushing its way into the south. ill give us clear skies too. as we wake up this morning, it is floating

this clearly has you don't come out, you want to hug and show affection, that's what is emulating lacey apparent, that needs to go to jail. if it's the community and the three jobs and we need to make a change, we can have kids with that type of behavior because the adult do the behavior don't have consequences and boast about it. in my opinion that's what we are seeing. >> you remember that bodega clerk, josÉ alva attacked by a woman who refused to pay for a bag of chips, is she sent her boyfriend into attacked the court and he pulled a knife and kills the assailant, authorities sent him to jail. they dropped all charges. now is been cited not to go back to the bodega but he may return to the dominican republic. he's taking a break fighting with his, and he said he's afraid for his life trying to get back to normal. he said it's hard when you have flashbacks of what happened. he's getting national help and then his family decides whether he goes back to the dominican republic good or just spend time there. how bad is this where a guy leaves new york city to go to dominican republic whi

one of the most infamous murder trials in recent history. >> so difficult for lacey peterson's familys during their search of former president trump's florida home. president trump calling it a "hoax." the counter proliferation strategy command -- president trump has denied it. when "the washington post" reports this will kind of documents could they be customer >> two sets of documents come to mind. if it is about the united states nuclear weapons program, that something the russians and chinese -- they want to understand own nuclear protocol better. the other thing that it could possibly be referring to our documents referring to the nuclear program. sometimes, it is not so much the information conveyed, it's just about how the united states got their hands on it. if the foreign government could look at this particular document -- or phone line, they might take remedial action to cut off this access. i think that's what the usd is after. >> last night on "the five," i joked that i don't understand how they could be this dangerous with nuclear codes on it. the nuclear codes aren't on

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on thursday, the judge in san mateo county questioned the 2000 trial that led to the murder of of lacey and their unborn son. a a decision on a new trial is liy is likely due by mid december. > >> merrick garland is asking a federal court to unfilled a want want for this week's search of the mar-a-lago estate. the search on monday is part of a justice department investigation investigation into the former president's handling of classified documents as he was leaving the white house. good morning to you. it is 5:01 and we have finally made it. oh my gosh! > >> there is so much going on this weekend. this is the weekend to get outdoors. it probably looks a little scary as as we look at the temperature o. temperature outlook. high pressure is pushing its way from from the desert warming us up into the 90s in the inland area. inland areas. 60s from san francisco all the way down the peninsula and even along the co. the coastline. really big temperatures as we teour ay for to our coastline and that will warm us up, dry us up and bring in a lot of sunshine for this beautiful weekend. i am am

let me remind you also that he got the porn channel, he sold lacey's car, he tried to sell the house he must have been clairvoyant because he told his lover this would be his first christmas as a widow. wow, guilty or clairvoyant? i go with guilty. rachel: yeah, he was a dis-pickable human. on your -- despicable human. on your show, there's a murder mystery about a woman named ellen greenburg. tell us about it. she's a teacher. >> can i tell you, this case is breaking my heart. this young woman just sent out her save the dates, 27-year-old ellen greenburg. i've spent a lot of time with her parents in harrisburg, pennsylvania. they're distraught. she was stabbed 20 times including the back of the head and back of the neck and it was deem add suicide? why? the medical examiner call it had a homicide but after a meeting with law enforcement, he changed his ruling to suicide. how did it go from homicide to suicide and how do you stab yourself in the back of the head? i'm looking for answers here along with her parents. this is not a suicide and ellen greenburg deserves justice. rachel: t

he was convicted of murdering his wife lacey and their unborn son and was put on death row. > >> a federal judge sided with them for disco in the open lawsuit against walgreens. the city claimed the pharmacy chain feel the opiate crisis by failing to investigate thousands thousands of suspicious prescris suspicious prescriptions resulting in millions of pills flooding city streets. the court court has not determined how much the company will have to pay. walgreen says it will appeal. > >> former president trump invoked the fifth amendment more more than 400 times during a deposition for a civil investigation into his business dealings wednesday. new york state attorney general letitia james says she is close to wrapping up her values and is thursday morning. it is 5:01. we we are up bright and early. >> it's a beautiful day today but as we head into this weeken. daytime highs rising as we extended to the next couple of days. today, we are getting inte upper 80s. that's the first time we have seen that on the map all week long. upper 60s, low 70s from the coast. high pressure push its way i

you have a 19 year-old erica anderson and 19 on lacey conway, boulder from vacaville and they were killedth covid. the last victim was 70 year-old laura from mexico. she was riding in that chevy and 6 other people, including children, were also hurt. police say they found several open bottles of alcohol inside cove, its car. they are running tests to figure out whether alcohol played a factor in that crash. >> los gatos police arrested 5 people for stealing from an apple store in walnut creek. here's a look at all of the items that police found after the apple store in the broadway shopping plaza mall was hit saturday morning. investigators found the electronics in one car connected to the theft and also in another car, 2 loaded guns, including one go scott. happening tomorrow, the sonoma county board of supervisors will consider 2 major changes to vacation rentals in the county. some of the changes include a new vacation rental licensing permitting program, as well as restricting rental licenses to just one per person. supervisors say tourism plays a very important role in sonoma county'

. >> but a workforce development program through the los angeles cleantech incubator known as lacey,y and opportunity to make ad living, but also thought about some of the things and how i could help the environment. >> he is a field services manager with charger help, technology solutions to maintain maintain electric vehicle charging stations but when it comes to clean energy jobs there there is a lack of diversity. racial and ethnic minority groups represent four in 10 u.s. u.s. clean energy workers and women represent less than that. >> we are trying to remove thos. those obstacles. >> matt peterson is the ceo of this program and they can only n clean energy workers but helps diverse entrepreneurs develop their ideas, secure funding and give them space to pilot their solutions. >> this is almost a think tank. >> it really is. and we've had investment deals happen in the hallways. >> the company sparkcharge develop the world's first mobile mobile and intelligent on-demanc vehicle charging network, based on the east coast. l.a.c.i. provided financing that helped with their west coa

their senator lacey murkowski, trying to hold on to her senate seat.in, who is trying to win an open house seat. how did these races highlight trump's influence? >> alex, that's exactly right. john and i were competing for best backdrop. we will have to see who owes each other up your when we get back no washington after today. you're exactly right with the stakes, trump is the referendum piece and both of these races but in different ways. in the instance of the house primary you're going to see this state use rank choice voting for the first time to decide which candidate is going to finish of the term of the late congressman, don young. then you're going to see if sarah palin can make her return to the national political spotlight amid a party that has really come to more towards her fire grand persona than ever before, at least before the last time she was running in the national spotlight. then of course you look to the senate race, where trump has endorsed the non incumbent in this race, senator lisa murkowski, known for her independents street i

peterson's lawyers to prove that he got an unfair trial when he was convicted of murdering his wife, lacey and their unborn child. his lawyers are arguing juror misconduct interfered with that original trial. if the court agrees peterson's original murder conviction could be overturned. if that happens, he would then face a new trial where new evidence could be reintroduced. the next court date is set for this thursday. of course, we'll let you know what happens in court. the family of gabby petito is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the police department in moab, utah. they are accusing the department of failing to properly investigate a domestic violence claim between petito and her fiance. brian laundrie petito's family say officers missed signs that petito was a victim of domestic violence when responding to a call, even though their body camera video, they're watching show that she was visibly upset back in august of 2021. the lawsuit is asking for 50 million dollars in damages. police have not commented on the suit. petito's body was found in wyoming in september of 2021. laun

crashed head-on into a chevy suburban carrying a family of 7. 19 year-old erica anderson and 19 year lacey the last victim was 17 year-old laura from mexico. she was writing in the chevy 6 other people, including children, were also hurt. police say they found several open bottles of alcohol inside of coleman's car. they are running tests to figure out whether alcohol played a factor in that crash. time now is 5.33. in los gatos. police arrested 5 people accused of stealing. >> from an apple store in walnut creek. the seth happened saturday morning at the broadway shopping plaza mall and you can see all of the stuff that police are now mulling over that they found in a car connected to the theft to people matched the description they pulled it over in the car. they found 2 loaded guns, including a ghost gun and an additional 3 suspects in a separate car linked to the theft. and you can see all of this merchandise that was recovered as well. 2 of the 5 people arrested were minors. and now the group faces various charges. time now is 5.34 and other news that we're fine rain happening tomorro

order against her boyfriend's ex girlfriend, peterson was found guilty of killing his pregnant wife, lacey and their unborn son. peterson's attorneys accused that juror of bias and hiding her past. one of the focuses of every letter is his little man is connor. that, too, suggests a focus on exactly what we were concerned about with the failure to reveal that , in fact, when she was pregnant , she had been assaulted and she was in fear for her baby's life. prosecutors say a few errors on a juror questionnaire should not be enough to overturn the original guilty verdict. it is handed this 23 page questionnaire. it's 23 page questionnaire consisted of over 116 questions. almost all of those questions have multiple parts. this is a very long questionnaire, and she testified when she filled it out. this is again her testimony here. she did the best that she could. peterson was sentenced to death, but later it changed to life in prison without parole after the california supreme court ruled that his jury wasn't properly screened against the death penalty for the first time our correctional offi