to die by lethal injection after being convicted for the murders of his wife lacy and unborn child conner. now he joins 725 other condemned inmates comforted by the fact that california has not executed anyone since 2006. still, his lawyers are using the time to appeal his death sentence saying that scott could not have killed conner because the child had not been born. tonight we'll test the constitutionality of that controversial claim and probe whether the jury did the right thing when they sentenced to death the young fertilizer salesman whose alibi stunk worse than the product he sold. >> lacy meant the world to me. she was my only daughter and my best friend. >> christmas eve 2002, 27-year-old lacy is missing from her suburban home in modesto. where is her husband? looking for big fish in a small boat or so he tells the lead detective. >> scott said he was fishing but didn't know what he was fishing for. he was talking to fishermen at the time. he didn't know what bait he was using. >> scoot is no fisherman. her family thinks that scott is at the country club golfing. >> can i help

after almost two months, the body of scott and lacey's baby conner washed ashore. one day later one mile away, lacey peterson's body washed up. today her husband scott peterson was arrested. and for many who have followed this case for four months the mystery of what happened to lacey peterson and her baby has finally come to an end. the jury found scott peterson guilty and recommended the death penalty. before reaching their decision, jurors looked at photos of a pregnant lacey peterson and photos of what remained of her and her unborn son. >> little man that's what i called him. conner. that was the hardest for me. because like i said that was his daddy who did that. his daddy should have been the protecter of him -- protector of him and instead he took his life. no emotion, no anything. that spoke a thousand words. that was loud and clear. >> reporter: in march of 2005, the judge followed the jurors recommendation sentencing peterson to death. many were in tears that day in court. but scott peterson had little reaction to the news whispering to his lawyers, a da

to die by lethal injection after being convicted for the murders of his wife lacy and unborn child conner. now he joins 725 other condemned inmates comforted by the fact that california has not executed anyone since 2006. still, his lawyers are using the time to appeal his death sentence saying that scott could not have killed conner because the child had not been born. tonight we'll test the constitutionality of that controversial claim and probe whether the jury did the right thing when they sentenced to death the young fertilizer salesman whose alibi stunk worse than the product he sold. >> lacy meant the world to me. she was my only daughter and my best friend. >> christmas eve 2002, 27-year-old lacy is missing from her suburban home in modesto. where is her husband? looking for big fish in a small boat or so he tells the lead detective. >> scott said he was fishing but didn't know what he was fishing for. he was talking to fishermen at the time. he didn't know what bait he was using. >> scoot is no fisherman. her family thinks that scott is at the country club golfing. >> can i help

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that's important for netanyahu in the election going forward. >> thank you, conner. you just watched benjamin netanyahu. we covered it here live and continuing with some analysis. i want to go to you. perhaps you may think this wasn't the right venue for netanyahu but what else is benjamin netanyahu supposed to do? i understand he's in a tough re-election fight. conner was talking about the stakes on the ground for him how many israelis believe that this is damage and they don't know what this could mean but what else when the existence of your country is in jeopardy, what else was netanyahu supposed to do? >> and i think you got that from his speech. from the urgency of the speech he said we have to do this. we will do this alone if we aren't given an opportunity to do it with the united states. it was very interesting to hear conner talk about the sense on the streets in jerusalem. you know, it's certainly going to be the case the economy will play a major role in the election but i will be surprised if this wasn't the central issue. how can it be a side issue when

conner, give us the gist. >> dr. ben carson's a doctor like dr. [ laughter ] >> seth: good gist. >> yes. >> seth: you really boiled it down. [ applause ] >> hey, guys, give it up for seth and his talk show. he's doing a great job. >> seth: let them come to applause naturally. you don't have to tell them. >> he's doing a great job with his desk and his suit. >> seth: okay, here we go. [ laughter ] thanks for dressing up, by the way. >> oh, yeah, no problem. >> seth: in international news -- >> talk to your wardrobe department. [ laughter ] >> seth: in international news -- here's the story. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said following his reelection last week that, despite his differences with washington, the u.s. has "no greater ally than israel." that's the story. here's the gist. >> in hebrew, ally means pain in the ass. [ laughter and applause ] yeah. >> seth: what's the pencil for? >> this is to make drawings later. >> seth: great. in campaign news, here's the story -- what sort of drawings? >> pictures of you. [ laughter ] >> seth

. >> reporter: conner mcnairy works with sports fever in campbell and is a big 49ers fans. >> you look at all the big names on the super bowl team almost made it to the super bowl two times before and they're pretty much all gone now. >> reporter: not to mention the coach, jim harbaugh, was the first to depart for a coaching job at michigan. >> i'm not terribly upset about it. i hate to see these players go. >> reporter: but frank valdez, a 49ers fan since the 1980s says it's not time to panic. >> 49ers are a great franchise. i think they know what they're doing. i'm excited about this new coach. >> reporter: he says wait and see what new players the 49ers will get but admits that 2015 will probably be a season of change. in santa clara len ramirez, kpix 5. >> the defections might not be done. there are several other 49ers who are free agents and could sign with other teams. >>> judging by his comments, pablo sandoval definitely didn't leave his heart in san francisco. he had some harsh words for the giants. sandoval told the bleacher report he felt the team didn't make an effort to ke

conner? >> reporter: that sunni/shiite divide is going and the united states is caught in the sectarian division. in yemen they are targeting the iran backed revels who over through the saudi arabia government there. the united states is not part of the airstrikes in pentagonyemen. the united states is providing intelligence. several other gulf countries are threatening to take action in yemen including turkey. there is no talk of ground troops. we are seeing the sunni countries relying on airstrikes. in iraq they are trying to push sunni isis militants out. we were on the sidelines because of the iranian involvement but it has stalled so they are helping out with just reporting intelligence from the drones. the united states is essentially on the side of iran-backed shiite militia in iraq and in yemen they had helping back the iranian rebels. it is very confusing. >> what a chess board that is. >> the administration's reaction to all of this is covered by kevin cork who is live at the white

conner powell has this report from jerusalem. >> reporter: arthel, saudi jets continue to strike iranian linked rebels in yemen for the third straight day. the air strikes appear to be targeting weapons depots and weapons captured by the rebels but it isn't clear what type of impact the strikes have had on the rebels advance. they continue to make a push for the port city of aidan. there are also new reports of heavy clashes between shiite rebels and sunni tribal fighters in the southern part of yemen. u.n. officials and diplomats from several countries including saudi arabia say the fighting intensified. in egypt the president told the summit that the rebelses are iran's puppets and called on sunni arab countries to help defeat them. iran denies sending money to and supporting the shiites. still sunni arab countries like saudi arabia are deeply concerned about tehran's growing influence in the region. as the violence escalates in yemen, the possibility of a regional sectarian war between sunni gulf arab states and iran seem to be growing. arthel? >> okay. conner powell, thank you very m

conner powell has more tonight from our middle east newsroom. conner? i. >> heather saudi jets continued to strike iranian lunged houthi rebels in yemen for the third straight day. the air strikes appear to be targeting weapon depots in missiles captured by the rebel bus it isn't clear what type of impact the saudi strikes had on the houthi rebels' advance. they continue to make a push for the port city of aden. there are also reports of clashes between shiite rebels and sunni tribal fighters in the southern part of yemen. u.n. officials and diplomats from several countries, including saudi arabia, fleeing the port city as fighting intensifies. in egypt yemen's deposed president mansour hadi told the arab league summit that the houthi rebels are iran's puppets and called on sunni arab countries to help defeat them. iran denies sending money to and supporting the shiite houthis. still sunni arab countries like saudi arabia are deeply concerned about tehran's growing influence in the region. as the violence escalates in yemen, the possibility of a regiona

having seen and stated to the cases that have bin most recently betrayed like michael brown and eric conner in new york i believe that when police officers encounter muscular obviously physically strong and a in statute black man that fear clouds their judgment and they resort to the best weapon that they have to make sure that they claim the victory and in contemptuous situation i'm a member of the third baptist church thank you for allowing me to share (clapping.) thank you very much. >> my further public comment this evening. >> hearing no. you further public comment any public comment on this item? is to commissioner marshalls prospective if the chief has things to respond to and certainly my fellow commissioners as well. >> so dr. >> dr. brown i assure i we have a responsible letter we'll get it to the close of business you brought up a class i appreciate it i don't even know as chief we had a post funding class on racial profiling that went away and that class was reinstated last month so that class is going on with cliff arrested williams i realize there is public input. >> we gave m

. >> good afternoon, commissioners mark i'm presenting that dr for planner kate conner before you a a discretionary review for a building application to contracting constrict a verizon side to the northern side within the telegraph hill the side encroaches 16 feet into the 4 inch rear yard, however, the site edition extends 5 feet beyond the neighbor to the north it doesn't noting extend the overall eligibility it provides a 9 inch rail yard it is on a 64 feet deep a rear yard surveillance was granted on december 4, 2014, after a public hearing on december 24th of that year the variance is piloted and hearing before the board of appeals is on february 18th i'm sorry on march 18 of this year rdt was amended that is third corridor be approximately the architecture given the mixed height and character of the block as well as the narrow width of the streets the edition will be comparable with the block character and the proposed site emission is not significant not visual significantly and the project does not creating exceptional or extraordinary circumstances the dr is abbreviated and w

. >> good afternoon, commissioners mark i'm presenting that dr for planner kate conner before you a a discretionary review for a building application to

this is every conner of san francisco every child growing up in the city. so i'm going to go through a few images of what this social compact represents. all photos taken in san francisco if you recognize many of those places, so we're at a point where we are gathering stakeholders. we are envisioning how we're going to collaborate together to deliver on this, and our recent meeting with the mayor's youth commission gave us good ideas how we can deliver on that as well and i think we will hear from them today too so thank you very much. >> i was going to say this is really helpful and the slides and i know that a lot of work has gone into this, but we're trying to do our best not to lose a quorum here from our body here so we're going to urge the presenters to be as succinct as possible and i know there are a lot of young people that want to express their views but i appreciate the succinctness of the presentation. >> great. thank you very much. >> ms. stephanie i believe we have zoeo burton from the rec and park department. did she want to go up as well? a

david chiu for carrying the legislation and to erik mar, i also want to thank my legislative aide conner johnson for his hard work on this legislation as well. my office and i have had numerous meetings with stakeholders over the last few months and we have added some important amendments as a result of the conversations. we have further clarified that retailers are not obligated to participate in collecting -- collection programs though we obviously will encourage them to do so and some seem very interested in participating. we have refined the definition of manufacturers, wholesalers and copackers to make it clear that extended producer responsibility refers to the producer, the party that actually originally created the drug. we expanded the programs availability to non englanderish -- english supporters. so we added a requirement for all city operated pharmacies to par tas -- participate in the take back program. i don't know if i worked an issue with an impressive coalition of supporters that includes the san francisco police department, the department of the environment, the public

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sentenced scott peterson to death after he was convicted of killing his wife lacey and their unborn child conneranuary of 2003, as the search continued for his wife, scott peterson sat down with then ktvu reporter ted rollings and talked about his wife's disappearance. he was adamant he had nothing to do with his pregnant wife's disappearance. at one point he was asked about the nursery, he and lacey had prepared for their son. >> that door is closed. i can't look in that door. >> you worked on it? what sort of preparation did you do? >> yes, it's fully outfitted. the furniture is there. the paint is ready. all the itty bitty clothes and all those wonderful things we have. >> reporter: when the case we -- went the trial, peterson had used the nursery for storage piling chairs and furniture in the room. his appeal process is under way. >>> coming up tonight on a second look right after tonight's newscast, the scott peterson case. an in-depth look and a look at what the death penalty really means in california. >>> on a clear day one of the best views in marin county is from a gated community wher

conner powell has the very latest from this. good morning, conner. >> good morning.icant turn of events here in the past few days. it isn't clear how much iraqi troops and pro government shia militia men actually control tikrit right now but we're getting reports they control the northern part of the city and they are even pushing into the city center. isis there seems to be fleeing at least in some parts of the city there. now they are advancing. video obtained by the associated press shows iraqi troops and shia militia men marching alongside humvees as they move into the city, near the city center of tikrit. tikrit is one of the largest cities held by isis. this is by far the largest military offensive put out by the iraqi government in their sort of pro government forces. the u.s. is not part of this operation because it is really being led by iranian men. we are seeing a really dramatic turn in terms of isis leaving tikrit, a place where it's a sunni majority. they had a significant stronghold there. the u.s. while they are not part of this operation they certain

conner powell is live in jerusalem with the latest. >> reporter: that sunni country's list of joiningsaudi arabian coalition continues to grow with egypt and morocco and jordan all part of the effort. now at least in name only. this is still very much a saudi arabian military operation against the iranian houthi rebels and it's saudi jets that appear to be targeting yemen. they appear to be targeting depots captured by the rebels. the rebels showing no signs of losing their grip on power in yemen. they continue to make a push for the port city of aiden. there are also new reports of heavy clashes between shiite rebels and sunni tribal fighters in the southern part of the country. u.n. officials and diplomats from several countries including saudi arabia fleeing the important city of aiden as the fight intensifies there and in egypt, the deposed president told the arab league summit that the rebels are iran's puppets and he called on sunni arab countries like jordan and egypt and morocco to help defeat them. the u.s. has said it will provide additional support. it has already provided

saudi arabian air strikes or in the sixth day trying to preside the territorial gains from the rebels conner paul has the latest. >> as the saudi jets continue to strike binyamin the united nations warned the country is on the verge of total collapse the clashes between the rebels and forces those that they continue pushing closer to the strategic course while the saudi troops fight along the northern border sarah the reality is a coalition to defeat the iranian-backed group to restore their president to power while at the same time iran's growing influence is in the region. sparking fears of a wider sectarian war 93 people have been killed and nearly 400 injured since the strikes began last week. >> that is what saudi arabia has done. >> but there does seem to be an effort to deal escalate the situation even though it is yet to reduce the violence for or renan officials call for talks to save the situation in yemen should be resolved through political means after reports that saudi arabia was going to send ground troops it was dismissing was up to the and the people to protect their country

conner powell, "fox news." >> reopening amid-heavy security -- the father of a 20-year-old man killedthe attack said it was important that the store reopen as a symbol of never giving up. french interior prime minister brought two bottles of wine saying that harmony trumps violence. >> >> turkish authorities arrested three british teens allegedly on their way to go to syria to join isis and have sent them back. they were returned to authorities in london yesterday. this incident comes weeks after a search was launched for three london school girls thought to be making their way to syria and isis. they remain missing. two were 15, one is 16. they went to school with another 15-year-old girl that joined isis in december. >> >> republicans say the launch of a congressional investigation into former secretary of state hillary clinton's use of personal e- mail for government works. abc news reports house speaker john ben ownby will announce that probe this week. at issue, some 30,000 e-mails that clinton deleted from the account, saying they were personal messages about matters involving h

. >> conner powell is following the story for us live from jerusalem. why the offensive defense tikrit and why now? >> as lea just said the talk has been about mosul and taking tikrit is an important step in ultimately launching a military offensive to retake mosul.80 miles or so outside of baghdad but it's the gate das way to the sunni areas of iraq and so this is seen as sort of a test run for whether or not the iraqi security forces are up to the job of taking mosul and also to see what type of progress they've made in terms of reorganizing the military but any operation that would you tell mately be an offensive on mosul would be nearly impossible if tikrit was still held. if iraqi security forces can take that it will take an operation against mosul later this spring or later this summer whenever that happens, much easier. it's a strategic point for a larger operation against mosul, jon. >> so what are the chances of success? any way to assess that? >> that is the real big question. there's a lot of skepticism. what we're hearing right now is the p

a beaming lacy peterson pregnant with a baby to be named conner. she vanished right before christmas. months later the 27-year-old's body and remains of a fetus were found on the shoreline of the san francisco bay. her husband scott peterson the main suspect after reports of infidelity surfaced. jurors saw him as a young man that wanted to be free of a wife and child. >> had lacey not been pregnant she would still be alive today. >> reporter: after weeks of deliberation, the jury found peterson guilty. the jury then decided peterson be put to death by way of lethal injection. according to peterson's automatic appeal filed two years ago he maintains his innocence as he did in this 2003 interview with ktvu. >> i had absolutely nothing to do with lacey'sdisappearance. >> reporter: the state attorney general's office just filed their response to peterson's appeal in january. it took peterson eight years to file that appeal. >> i think one of the things it tells us are these cases are very slow to come to justice. >> reporter: ellen prestger is a profes

the hospitals affected here are the o' conner hospital.vincent and saint francis in los angeles county are affected. jana katsuyama is live. give us details on how this deal fell through. >> reporter: let me tell you we talked with prose and many of them said this is a very emotional day. they said the mood inside here in daly city was very sad when they got the news. now here is the statement that we received from the buyer. that buyer is prime healthcare. he said the conditions placed on the sale by the california attorney general are so burdensome and restrictive that it would be impossible for any buy tore make the changes needed to operate and save these hospitals. some are angry at attorney general kamala harris. her sale was needed to the privately owned prime healthcare and she had imposed restrictions on the sale. prime had wanted a five year deal. others say they are worried about their jobs and their futures now. >> it was really hard for everyone to

really, the big conundrum over there bringing in conner powell, live in our mideast bureau with the details. >> reporter: well this is growing trouble in yemen. already the saudis leaders are saying they will continue to intervene in yemen until stability is restored. when and how that will happen is not yet clear but one thing is certain. the saudi arabian government and military will continue intervening in yemen for the foreseeable future and the u.s. military now saying they are going to step up their support for the saudi involvement in yemen. there is no real talk of ground troops or an invasion or anything like that, but u.s. military say they are going to continue to provide intelligence and logistics support, also probably provide some type of aerial refuel for saudi jets as they continue to launch air strikes in yemen. now, for the third day in a row saudi planes have continued to target houthi rebels iranian backed houthi rebels in yemen, particularly in the southern part of the country near aden, where just in the last few days, u.n. diplomats and other international diplomats h

back to the talk of spain's premier liga. 30 second career treble coming in at 61 home win against conner. luis suarez with two and barcelona go top and lead real madrid by a single point. let's look at some of the leo messi goal setting sets. a hat trick 30 seconds of barcelona overall. >> beats the legend degree strike back in the 1950s. argualy the greatest season came in 2011, 12 when he scored a ridiculous 73 goals in all competitions for the catalan club. it's the all-time leading scorer in la liga history with 2 sent 3 goals and he is a joint top scorer in the champions league with 71 goal. he shares that record with raoul, who had 142 needed to meet that mark. messi has done it in 90. third take on fourth in the span i league in about an hour athletico host valueen see i can't. a point ahead. they have won their last sport. in england, liverpool held to a goalless draw in the quarterfinals of the fa cup. they play a replay there was a worrying start for liverpool when defendant martin skirlingz fell awkwardly on his head. he received treatment before being taken off to hospital wh

ed conners house in chesterfield, new jersey. the it is 60.ng have the the it feels like it. beautiful outside. we will check with another weather watcher reporting 56 degrees. the this is phil in philadelphia 56. he is seeing sunshine. the it is dependent on how much sun you saw. david dutch in clementon, new jersey at 59 with some sun. as we look outside we are seeing filtered sunshine over ben franklin bridge in center city again, cloud held strong with the chilly start to the day but improvement this afternoon. this is as many friend off to the south and west are enjoying the 70's today. that warm air not getting here just yet, you have to be patient. eventually it will. but not unfortunately anytime in our seven day forecast. lets look at storm scan three. not showing a whole lot for us. there are hours in western pennsylvania as warm front is draped in that region. cold front still back here pushing through minneapolis. very warming across the heart land today with temperatures in the 70's and 80's. for us we could not break out of the c

conner powell has more from our middle east bureau. >> reporter: the battle for the middle east showing no signs of letting up but millitantsmilitants. >> pro baghdad forces took control of several towns outside tikrit today. isis fighters and bobby traps slowed the offensive. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general martin dempsey believes u.s. air strikes have paved the way for victory and while the operation is far from textbook on military tactics it is showing progress. the campaign to retake tikrit is the biggest operation so far against isis in both iraq and syria. if the offensive is successful it will deprive isis of a strategic town. tikrit remains a sunni majority town where most troops are shi'a and so many analysts fear even if isis loses control of tikrit the violence will just continue. >> thank you very much. now, a movie about the battlefield is winning big time. the mega hit "american sniper" has become the top grossing movie of 2014. it has reportedly made $337 million at the box office domestically since it opened in december. that is more than "the hunger games

because it's moral clarity when you have the jim clarks and the bull conners beating people who simplyt to register to vote as americans. >> the police down south -- >> right, right. and today you compare that, we have lost moral clarity. i think what we've got now is civil rights has basically become black people as a special interest group. a key constituency for democrats. making demands on the system. and treat it as such. i think you've lost moral clarity, obviously, when you can't fix the voting rights act. in this day and age, 2015, to guarantee that all americans. instead you see people engage in what i think are efforts to diminish the vote of not only blacks, but latinos, young people, seniors. and i think you also see diminishment of moral clarity on the part of black leadership in this country when they won't pay attention to some of the issues with regard to family breakdown crime, bad schools, instead always pointing again to the white communities if white guilt is going to carry you to the next plateau. just not realistic. so we've lost moral clarity in terms of dealing

. >> conner powell is following the story for us live from jerusalem. tikrit and why now? >> as lea just said the talk

and my colleague, mike conner, deputy secretary, is in new mexico now, working on water but also working on energy. we have got for the first time ever a transboundary hydro carbon agreement which will take into account the oil and gas resources that know no international boundaries, but both countries want an opportunity to develop. we're working closely with them, sharing our practices and listening to theirs and making sure that the gulf writ large is protected in the future. learned a lot of painful lessons since the gulf oil spill and in the arctic and a lot more to learn because russia is developing, canada will be developing, china is poking around. we need to know what we're doing. >> the arctic, there is an mpc study coming out about the arctic. this whole other notion that if other arctic nations develop their resource as well, does that put us at a disadvantage? sometimes more is more in terms of capability, shore line, backup systems and staging areas, coast guard, defense capability as well. it is a bigger geopolitical issue as well as resource issue. >> i think that's exact

. >> people are conner is serving -- conserving more.on friday. but people gawking at the house didn't even notice him. he posted this photo to instagram. it shows him standing outside of the home right next to fans who are oblivious to the fact that uncle jessie is standing right next to them. he included the caption, boy, these youngsters have 0.0 idea what they are missing -- .0 idea what they are missing. >> he's right there. >> exactly. >>> it's a proposal one year in the making. coming up in 16 minutes, the touching way this man here showed the love of his life that he thinks about her each and every day. >>> getting people back to work. what president obama is announcing this morning. he's speaking right now, very shortly about a high-paid jobs that are available right now. >>> we're also keeping an eye on that caltrain accident from earlier this morning of the how is it affecting traffic. investigators remain on scene. we'll take a look at that and the san mateo bridge and how traffic is shaping up there. >>> you can watch the fo

. >> conner thank you very much for that update. >>> we are just about 72 hours away from a deadline for negotiators to reach a deal with iran on it's nuclear ambitions. secretary of state john kerry along with foreign ministers from other key nations are gathered in switzerland and they say it is possible, but as diplomats continue to burn the midnight oil at the negotiating table exactly how close they are to a deal remains a mystery. peter doocy joining us live with what we know and equally as important what we don't. >> if the negotiators agree to the framework of a deal it will be just two or three pages of numbers outlining how much uranium iran will be allowed to enrich and where. and the back and forth that has been mostly between the american secretary of state john can kerry and iranian foreign minister will now be joined by reps from france and germany and the most recent update that we've got that i am came from the injury hand foreign minister. he just a few hours ago said this, the final meters are the most difficult but also the most decisive is. that is what has to be

i started the first day with the chief privacy officer, conner kelly is now the president for center for democracy and technology. i remember those first days we started the first days in orientation and started looking at each other, what do we make of all this now? we had offices next to one another and shared an assistant and tried to figure out where to go with all of this. that perspective has really helped me as i've come back and really been so pleased to see that it didn't just stay on an org chart but these commitments to civil liberties and privacy have been incorporated into the daily life of national protection and program director and others in the department. the commitment to privacy has been written into strategy. it's been written into operational level and daily, taktly, the folks who work with andy are trained in privacy protection and how to get pii out of material they've got to push along before it is pushed along. so, it was very gratifying to me to see that the concept that started with has really begun to take hold within dhs in these regards. i don't know if

undersecretary conners wants to address this issue. because i know that i'm pretty sure you visited with congressman hastings and myself and then, interior secretary to this yakima basin project. but it does reflect so much of what we're asking people to do. integrated plan is part of an ongoing water enhancement program, through the bureau of reclamation. so my question is what do we need to do to not only use the resources that -- to implement this plan through the department of interior, but providing adequate levels of funding and for other areas since that this is, you know, you could say the same of i'm assuming california has more than the san joaquin issue. so what do we need to do knowing that we are facing serious drought in these areas? >> thank you, senator cantwell. you're absolutely right. in developing a plan of action to deal with the long-term imbalance between water supply demand and the basin. i think the bureau of reclamations is based on studies program, which helped fund a lot of the planning activity can with res

conner out, we got a mayor that is not quite a bull -- he thinks that you can substitute tears for positiven't act bad like you used to act, but do not go in any further than you have to go. and don't do anymore then you must do. and because he is crying, the klansmen are using more dynamite now than they used to use. we are going to have to start demonstrating like hell in birmingham, alabama. [cheers and applause] now, the voter registrations have not become quite christian, either. i can't take time to quote the statistics. the voter registration policy is now -- let many come but let few pass. they still use a test which a california lawyer cannot pass. they still ask petty, still use petty criminal offenses. you have had a few lottery tickets, you are a convict. you had too many driver's offenses when demonstrations were going on, you still cannot qualify. in other words, if you have been around a jail too much, you cannot have good character. still too many received letters "you did not pass." no reason why. still questions asking about women when they go down there. "how long have yo

murdered his wife laci, the aggravating circumstance was he also murdered his unborn son connell er connerldn't have killed him, he wasn't born yet. he's making that argument, it's really -- to say it raises the hackles is creepy. >> you talked to amber fray. >> i did. the love interest. the massage therapist from the nearby town surfaced as the lover of scott peterson suddenly we had -- we had a motive. he wanted freedom. he wanted to be with amber and i spoke with amber and here she is -- >> what was your reaction when your friend came to you and told you this is the guy, this is the husband of a missing woman, what was your reaction? >> i would say for a brief time i was in shock. and -- i couldn't speak. i just -- i mean, i cried at that point. i called -- went into the other room and contacted the modesto police department. >> scott peterson is living inside a single cell, inside north "c." it's the exclusive. it's the best that you can ever hope to serve. >> a sneak peek at your geraldo rivera report. >> living in luxury. unlocked cell door. plays basketball every day with his friend

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