camila bernal, cnn, los angeles. >>> the u.s.rt chief justice john roberts spent much of his year end report discussing how new technology has brought positive change to the federal court system, but he also raised concerns about the increasing presence of artificial intelligence in the judicial system warning technology could risk dehumanizing the law. he avoided addressing how the court has been pushed in to two disputes involving donald trump and other issues involving the court's new code of conduct. >>> a new year means new laws. rafael romo takes a look at a slew of new ones. >> reporter: among the most polarizing new laws that take effect with the new year are those related to gender affirming care for minors with several republican-led states moving to enact restrictions. in idaho, physicians who provide treatments to minors could face a $5,000 fine and a felony charge. in louisiana, it will become illegal for those under 18 to receive those treatments and health care professionals can have their licenses revoked for two

camila bernal, cnn, los angeles. >>> the u.s.rt chief justice john roberts spent even of his year end report discussing how new technology has brought positive change to the federal court system, but he also raised concerns about the increasing presence of artificial intelligence in the judicial system warning technology could risk de noising the law. he avoided addressing how the court has been pushed in to two disputes involving donald trump and other issues involving the court's new code of conduct. >>> a new year means new laws. rafael romo takes a sloolook at slew of new ones. >> reporter: among the most polarizing new laws that take effect with the new rule are those related to gender affirming care for minors with several republican-led states moving to enapgt restrictions. in idaho, physicians who provide treatments to minors could face a $5,000 fine and a felony charge. in louisiana, it will become illegal for those under 18 to receive those treatments and health care professionals can have their licenses revoked for two

camila bernal, cnn, los angeles. >>> we're also following breaking news out of japan for you. a 7.5 magnitude earthquake on the western shoreline, doesn't normally happen there. moor ahead on the tsunami warnings and dozens aftershocks. plus rockets intercepted over israel, a live report from tel aviv, nenext. >>> we're watching -- there has been an earthquake off the western coast of japan and it has triggered tsunamis. reports arriving at a meter high. one warning of a wave coming in at 5 meters high, possibly 5 to 6 meters according to a tsunami expert we've been speaking to. we're not getting much information right now because communications are obviously down. the power stations had to be closed down to protect them. so we're not getting much information. but we have been hearing from experts how they are particularly concerned because of the nature of the sea and how it is enclosed and how the waves could effectively be rising up and out of japan in particular. but you can also see how koreas are affected and also russia. we'll bring you as much detail as we can. >>> in

camila bernal.saying now after the plane made a successful trip? >> reporter: hey, fred. the ceo of boeing releasing a message to their employees saying that their long-term focus now is quality and they want to do this in order to regain the confidence of not just the passengers but also the regulators and, of course, their customers. he went on to say in his message that he admitted to having letting them down and also having disappointed them. you see that right there, saying, frankly, we have disappointed and let them down. we are deeply sorry for the significant disruption and frustration for our customers, some who have been publicly and unfairly criticized. that's, of course, part of the criticism that the airlines have received all of these issues. they say that they own this issues and will make them right. in that letter he also pointed in the beginning to the flight from seattle to san diego, and that flight had no problems other than being delayed. as you mentioned, it was the ceo of ala

camila bernal brings us up to speed which also involves an affair leading up to laci's disappearance . >> reporter: almost two decades after scott peterson was convicted of murdering his wife and unborn son, the possibility of new evidence has emerged in the case that captured the nation's attention. motion filed by the los angeles innocence project says that key evidence was withheld from his first trial. >> innocent project looks to exonerate people that are actually guilty but wrongfully convicted based on due process issues. >> reporter: their attorneys filed a motion for postconviction discovery and testing of evidence for the presence of dna to support peterson's claim of actual innocence. they indicate newly discovered evidence in the motion references a burglary across the street from the peterson's in the week leading up to the day laci peterson was killed. they want more information about van found after laci's disappearance that appears to contain blood evidence. >> one of the things they're looking for is dna found on a mattress in burned-out van by the modesto airport. >

camila bernal is following this for us.ed 1234. >> reporter: a lot of people said the first apology wasn't enough, it wasn't genuine, that it was scripted. so the ceo came back and said fine, i'll do another apology and this time she went off script and said she regretted not allowing this employee to work remotely while her baby was in the nic uflt. so i want you to listen to part of the second apology. >> this was a terrible decision. i was incentive, selfish. i cannot imagine the stress she had go through. i fully realize the impact of my action, my decision, my short sightedness. >> and here is the back story. this all started in december of last year when marissa and her partner decided to adopt a baby, that baby was born 3r50prematur and had to remain in the nicu. the policy for kyte was two week of maternity leave and then she would have to sign a contract that she would go back to work for six months after her leave. she was not able to sign that contract because her baby was still in the nicu. so they released a st