the cass has captivated the nation from christmas eve 2002 when a pregnant lacey peterson disappeared from her home to her husband's conviction. now he's filed an appeal. peterson continues to insist he had nothing to do the murders of lacey and his unborn son conner, although he was cheating on his wife at the time of her disappearance. the appeal was filed yesterday, eight years after peter son was found guilty of murdering his wife and dumping her in the san francisco bay. >> it's my understanding that the jury has arrived at a verdict in this case. is that correct? >> we have, your honor. >> will you hand the verdict to janaye, please. >> we the jury in the above-entitled cause find the defendant guilty of the crime of murder of lacey peterson in violation of penal code section 187-a, count one of the information filed here in, dated november 12th, year 2004, foreperson number six. >> do you agree as to count one? >> we do. >> we, the jury, find murder to be that of the firs. >degree. > >> we the jury in the above titled cause find the defendant scott lee peterson guilty of the cr

agenda for jobs, received an economics refrain, featuring a panel including ron conway, his a-rod lacey common on the editor and chief not -- sarah lacey, george hugh, and katie jacob stanton, vice president for twitter the road -- now twitter. we will end the program with the mayor's vision of economic growth for 2012 and beyond. 2011 was a year of substantial accomplishment, despite the slow pace of recovery in california, the economic opportunities have helped make sense of cisco a bright spot in california to advancing tax incentives to supporting economy-boosting infrastructure, and the chamber is helping to ensure job creation and steady economic growth in san francisco. the chamber is particularly proud to advance an ongoing pro-business policy agenda in partnership with a coalition of business, labour, and non-profit organizations, and i am pleased that our labour colleagues to join us this morning. geared with our labor colleagues just waved for the audience eminent -- would our labor colleagues just waved for the audience? they are out there. our theme this morning is prosperi

lacey. go ahead. >> mine wasn't so much a specific question as just i was curious more on your thoughts with the -- when you brought up education earlier and you spoke about timid and industrious animals-type thing. i guess teaching in the main and not promoting excellence. i thought about, i heard about education in some other nations that we're trying to compete with, with our education system and perhaps trying to emulate them even though those systems seem to be along the same lines of promoting -- >> please read that book. [ inaudible ] we'll have a couple of chapters on that. please continue, mr. lacey. >> just interested to get more of your thoughts on that. along with -- once again, we were talking about de tocqueville and he was talking about these aren't these bonds necessarily but where these bonds come from. i would say that in america, schools provide a lot of those bonds. like a lot of people associate with their alma mater more than any other organization. just interested to g

the cass has captivated the nation from christmas eve 2002 when a pregnant lacey peterson disappearedme to her husband's conviction. now he's filed an appeal. peterson continues to insist he had nothing to do the murders of lacey and his unborn son conner, although he was cheating on his wife at the time of her disappearance. the appeal was filed yesterday, eight years after peter son was found guilty of murdering his wife and dumping her in the san francisco bay. >> it's my understanding that the jury has arrived at a verdict in this case. is that correct? >> we have, your honor. >> will you hand the verdict to janaye, please. >> we the jury in the above-entitled cause find the defendant guilty of the crime of murder of

captioning brought to >> ama: scott peterson is appealing his death sentence for the murder of his wife laceyand their unborn sun. the case received a lot of publicity and the attorneys say that affected the outcome. >> we find the defendant guilty -- >> nearly a decade of he was convicted of kills his wife and unborn son, he wants another chance at freedom. in this 423 page appeal, his lawyer claims the california prosecutors had no direct evidence of how, when, or where the brutal crime was committed and believes, due to the massive media attention the trial got -- didn't allow peterson a fair trial. >> his lawyers arguing the verdict should be overturned because there was too much prejudicial pretrial publicity. and while the case was moved to san mateo, the lawyer says that's not enough. >> police believe it happen between december 23rd and the morning of christmas eve 2002. suffocating her and dumping the body in the san francisco bay. from day one, peterson denied any responsibility in her death, saying he was away on a fishing trip when she disappeared. in all those years behind bars t

as a lazy send robert lacey jr. told us that the enrollment of was nothing new. did waves for august. >>> but we walked away before it attacks and about how many students the school really has or his father is a door-to-door recruitment efforts. >>> a caseous says she wouldn't have fallen for it anyway. did we get that was weird he would scary. grizzlies cbs five. and they today st. andrews did respond to the oakland unified the school claims of the district which supplies them with money does not have the authority to make them verify enrollment numbers. medicinal speaker and author tony robins is in san as a this weekend holding events from what he calls the police the power within people pay hundreds even thousands of dollars to attends and part of the program includes walking across polls. third half for a summons and as a was an experience all right. deadweight the videos are the scream about the calls were hot it is so-called fire walk and seven day. 21 people suffered minor to set and third degree burns the the law to crackles as hard as 2000 agrees. the o

his teacher robert lacey jr. had locks him alone in a churches choir room. he should try to climb out the window but fell instead and then broke a 5. >>> is what is several parents spoke out about the alleged abuse with so many complaints of abuse of ships that when talk to us on camera but they did say that all allegations of abuse or neglect have been investigated or evaluated. >>> it's something many families involved find hard to believe. the around the school van on the day that beating, and self monday it took place. did we its to be abusive to another child in front of them or any other kid is horrible. what does that do mentally to those kids? she says she immediately contacted cps. that said you wanted to the video and she said man will get back to you. and never called me back. we show the video to child advocate an attorney jim sure what. >>> -will evidence. >>> in the fact that's they didn't apparently respond to complaints about bad or every canossa the video is very troubling to says the police serious students are forced to panhandle everyday

lacey wrote the definitive spoke not on the web 2.0 movement and released her latest book last month. it is a great boat. formerly, lacy was a staff writer for business week, a senior editor of tech crunch, and now she is the founder, ceo, and editor in chief. please foreign-made and welcoming to the stage our moderator, and sara lee lacy, and her panel of tech visionaries. welcome. goo[applause] >> i was just telling the mayor, and i first moved here when i was a 22-year-old aspiring writer, and the first time i saw san francisco, i decided i was never leaving, and i did not leave. this morning i woke up in the 100-year-old victorian my husband and i own where we have been urban pioneers, trying to pull that part of the mission into the light. my nanny was late. my husband was rushing to the terminal rather than taking a high-speed train. it was very obvious to me why it is so hard to live in san francisco, but there is one reason i can never leave the city. it is because i write about startups and technology, and although i spent 40 weeks traveling the world, san francisco is still

he was found guilty of suffocating his pregnant wife lacey and dumping her body in the day. nevada he's been on death row san quentin. peterson's attorney claims the trial was unfair citing the overwhelming publicity attracted the appeal is expected six months if not years to be resolved. ion george zimmerman the neighborhood watch volunteer lifted aboard until today one day after the judge says john dutton million dollars. simmons previous bond in april was revoked after prosecutors said he misled the court about his finances. zemin pleaded not guilty to killing 17 year-old trade on margin in february he claims he shot the teenager in self-defense. the death toll is rising at the heat wave in the midwest two weeks of brutal heat claim to the least 43 lives it is so her house in chicago the streets about claim this is day three of double- digit temperatures. this is a stateless equivalent mass release the satellite images showing just how much of the midwest and east coast i still the dark there is a black spot of virginia west virginia and washington d.c.. normally that are

scott pearson is appealing his death sentence he was found guilty s that the getting is pregnant wife lacey and dumping her body in the san francisco bay nearly a decade ago, he is now san quentin petersons lawyer claims the trial was unfair considering the overwhelming publicity received the appeal is expected to take months if not years to be resolved. at least two jetliners hit by a laser strikes and protests sfo can't is live at sfo with all the details. >>> this route along the final glides love where if we had just landed in asset though it happens at about 1025 last night as skywest crew that was about 14 mi. off the izabal also came minute and were hit by a behind as the laser rehabs of the video to show about what looks like inside the cockpit but imagine if your commanding a jacket and you're within three or four minutes of landing in you get a flashlight that in a completely dark cockpit you can see what the potential is for trouble in happened about four minutes later the average american jets coming along the same stretch of the peninsula here had by that same high-intensity la

to send out this letter telling workers that pat would be for the foreseeable future robert lacey is still showing up to work. helping city leaders find a solution soon. >>> sad they came down to this. i can't understand how to get this bad. i could never run a household down this long. >>> that you saw in the city and stop the pay cuts last week a judge or the workers be paid for wages and now the unions want the mayor held in contempt. duckweeds scranton pennsylvania. elin united states looking for work today. this is story about one ease a man who gave up his base salary to give something back. reporter elizabeth cup shows us how he's changing his own life in the lives of others around the world. being a top exec restoration hardware and safeway tombolo has always been dreaming big. >>> early on my goals to take the company public. this which i achieved. at a time when most people are town decided to walk away. and starting to pass this time on the other side of the world. >>> it was on medical mission in vietnam it with his wife. where he was inspired to make a change. to provide

joining us in las vegas, sarah lacey, founder and editor of chief of pandodaily.com.n new york, columbia university's chief digital officer who blogs about digital and social media for c-net news. sarah lacey, do you believe that e-mailing and texting can lead to mental illness, is it driving you crazy? >> it is not driving me crazy. although, you know, one sign of insanity is you don't recognize you're insane. i think this whole group of sclors thing, i mean, you know, we could find six surveys saying wine is good for you and pad for you. and chocolate is good for you and bad for you. i mean, this is the same sort of fear mongering hysteria that, you know, wanted people to believe that video games made kids go shoot up their schools. and the idea that a totally balanced kid plays a video game and then loses his mind and takes out classmates makes about as much sense as saying spending time on social media will suddenly make you have an, emotional breakdown, strip off your clothe, and run naked through the streets. >> i'm glad you're not restraining yourself. the arti

final minute mystics down by 9, but watch natasha lacey with the shot of the game, scissors kick me,d the foul but mystics fall to san antonio 78-73. >>> tomorrow night in las vegas it's so on. ufc and a huge rematch between this guy and his nemesis, the middle weight champion of the world anderson silver. both guys made their 185-pound weight limit. watch silva, oh, shoulder into the chin. whoa, whoa, break that up. silva looking to extend his record up to second title defenses of 10. i promise no shoulders coming for brian bolter back to wrap up the edge in a moment. >> the verizon 4g lte sports desk brought to you by verizon 4g lte. this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. and a single pool of sharable data that powers up to 10 devices. the first plan of it's kind. share everything. only from verizon. add a smartphone for just $40 monthly access. >>> taking the enoff with a new meaning to the saying a pen -- edge off with a new mining to the saying a penny saved is a penny earned. a man paid off his mortgage with his

peterson continues to claim innocent over the death of his wife lacey and his unborn son. he claims publicity gave him an unfair trial. >>> sherman time is on death row. he would only be allowed to help on the search and then go back to prison. it is unclear if the governor will sign the bill. >>> lotus is expected to testify in person and in front of the ethics hearing. she is expected to return from venezuela to testify in her husband's behalf. and william lynch is a free man after being found now guilty in beating in tracking down the man that molested him. lynch's lawyer hugged him outside of the san jose court. a defense of tourney was critical of the d.a.'s approach. >>> the next week gerald linter better be in handcuffs in this courthouse >>> on the stand winter denied any wrongdoing. >>> 29 year-old antonio of oakland is on parole for human trafficking conviction. shots were fired before antonio was taken into custody but no one was hit. it women from australia was also in the car. no word on how she knows the suspect. some of the activity was posted on youtube for

lacey? >> there's conservative ideas and then, as you mentioned, the conservative movement sort of ended up taking over the republican party, and using the republican party as a vehicle to enact these ideas. the necessity of getting elected and such, there's still a lot of things that pass with republican congresses or republican presidents that are not very conservative. do you ever see things getting to a point where actual -- there isn't the need for these compromises, you know, something, for example, farm subsidies, where conservative government can't get rid of those, having to keep them around to remain in power. >> we did get rid of them once then they came back again. it is two things. one, power is seductive. and let me tell you a story when i went to washington. i was hired by vice president agnew. i had just graduated from law school at the university of wisconsin. i put all my stuff in a trailer and hooked it up to the back of my ten-year-old station wagon and i drove to washing

. >> drew peterson is charged with murder in the 2004 death of his ex-wife lacey peterson. this case is about kathleen savio alone. there is not one shred of evidence nothing to show either of those factors. >> we are anxious to get to trial and put the evidence before the jury and to move this case to conclusion. there was one interesting to lay it happened early this morning defense attorneys asked to begin a bit late because they had to scramble to find drew peterson and new suit. the pants and he was supposed to be wearing today were too tight. it led up to a half-hour delay today. they were joking today about pizza and other things that were being delivered to the jail. holmes crushed by falling trees and rooftops torn up. after the violent storms, the severe weather knocked out 300,000, and customers after seeing 55,000 still in the dark tonight. almost 3003 emergencies in the city of chicago alone hundreds of thousands of people without power while the recovery is on people are left to pick up the pieces after a storm that was not only fast, violent and widespread. a

filed an appeal to overturn his 2004 death sentence after being convicted of the murder of his wife lacey and their unborn son. he was found guilty of suffocating his wife and dumping her body back in the bay in 2002. his lawyer claims that the overwhelming media coverage and other mistakes deprive him of a fair trial. the appeal is expected walkout to take months if not years to be resolved. >> mark: a shooting that is being investigated and the the three-year old boy of a san jose police officer this happened yesterday. the police say it looks like the child shot with a handgun they are investigating the circumstances are around how the boy was shot but they believe it was accidental. a san jose jury acquitted william lynch for the beating of a priest that william lynch said not molested him as a child more than 30 years ago. the jury of three women and nine men found a 44 year-old not guilty of two felony charges of assault on father lender. they hung on the lesser for simple assault. family members and supporters clapped and cheered as william mitchell left the courthouse. >> and is v

robert lacey junior. he and another run the school who forced their students to hustle at subway stations, why are they doing this? where's the money going? >>anchor: students should be home doing homework not begging for of money. this little boy should be doing his homework. you london daily had four children at the school and she pulled them out. doing fund raising she says that no one told her that they were begging. >> of the pastor told us if we did not make $50 to have to stay there until we did. >>anchor: did you get hungry and thirsty did they bring food and water? >> no, and i could not even sit down. >>anchor: you london daily said that her older child was struck by the rev. lacy jr.. >> he hit my older son on the head with a book. >>anchor: her younger son says that he was hit several times. what did he he live? >> a belt and spoons. >>anchor: carlos says he was locked in a second-floor classroom and was not allowed to use the bathroom because the talk in class. so he climbed out of this windo

appearing briefly from inside the pastor said that robert lacey jr. told us that the enrollment drive was nothing new >> cosines are old. we're getting ready for august for the first day of school >> but he walked away before we could talk to him about how many students the school really has or his father's door to door efforts. she said she would not have fallen for it anyway >> i thought he was weird, he looked scary >> on the day of the deadline, st. andrew did respond to oakland unified. the school plans the district not have the authority to make them verify those enrollment numbers coming up will have a conversation with the oakland school board member >> a bad shopping trip that may haunt an east >> a shoplifting conviction is not holding back east a assemblywoman mary how she to run for ec on the alameda county board of supervisors. that position was vacated by nadia lockyer who resigned amid a drug and sex scandal. worth of clothing from neiman- marcus last year. the dispute between a private school in west oakland and the public school distr

. >>> eight years after he was sentenced to death for the murders of his wife, lacey, and his unborn son. peterson convicted of suffocating his wife and dumping her body in the bay. he always maintained his innocence. the overwelmingly public trial, incorrect rulings, and other mistakes deprived him of a fair trial. the appeal sexfected to take months, if not years to solve. >>> why the former governor was detained in 100 degree heat. >>> a dismal and disappointing jobs report crossed a flurry of campaign activity. that's extra pressure as the election is four months away. i'm craig boswell in washington. that's coming up. >>> and the cdc says its graphic antismoking campaign is producing results. details straight ahead.  >>> president obama on the campaign trail in ohio and pennsylvania. while plowing through today's unemployment report, mitt romney using the jobs report to bury the president's reelection efforts. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: shortly after a breakfast stop in akron, president obama focused on the up side of today's labor department report while speaki

the fact that they found the body of not just lacey, but her child was a bonus for the prosecution. we still do have questions, i do, bernie does, about how exactly it happened. having sat in that courtroom, having listened to scott peterson, talking with the happiest voice to his girlfriend, with his wife at the bottom of the bay, it's no surprise they convicted. >> scott's attorney argues, as bernie medal mentioned, the how, and where was never spelled out. the circumstantial was evidently there. the jury asked for a firsthand look at scott peterson's boat. they not only saw it, but some climbed into the boat after the trial. greta asked one of the jurors why he got in. >> because there were questions about the stability of the boat, that when we listened to the experts, that i don't think those answers -- those questions were answered in our minds. we needed to have a little bit more to that. i climbed in the boat. looking at pictures, it didn't mean much to us. when we walked out there, we were hands off, walked around with hands in our pocket, didn't know what we could do. then

is appealing the guilty verdict and defendant sentence he received for the murder of pregnant wife lacey and unborn child. he was sentenced and sent to death row in march of 2005. his attorney filed the appeal with state supreme court yesterday. he argues the trail should have been moved from san mateo county after 95 percent of the prospective jury's said they had been exposed to publiclis ty about the case. peterson claims the overwhelming publicity, incorrect court rulings and other mistake deprived him of a fair trial. >> san francisco district attorney is taking wait and see approach before deciding whether to charge mayor ed lee with perjury. he said he never spoke to any of the city supervisor about his suspended sheriff mirkarimi over the domestic violence case but city official says supervisor leg said that lee had consulted her about whether to sues pen the sheriff. district attorney george wants to see evidence. >> if the evidence surfaces after we have sworn testimony to indicate that perjury has taken place, then we will certainly evaluate whether that is appropriate to pros

>>anchor: we found out that this man is reverend robert lacey who runs say andrews.e students ask for money at the subway stations so why are they doing it and where does the money go? >>anchor: i think students should be home during their homework during the year and not a nagging people for money. >>anchor: you on the bay we had three students at st. andrews and she pulled them out she was told that her kids for doing fund-raising she says no one told her that they were begging. >> pastor lacy told us that if we did not make $50 we would stay there until we did. >>anchor: this woman pulled her son now she said she paid $3,000 cut the air and her son city was required to panhandle every evening. >>anchor: you got hungry and thirsty did they bring food or water? >> snow, and i could not even sit down. >>anchor: baby says that her older child was struck by the rev. lacy jr.. her younger son says that he was hit several times. what did he hit you with? >> belt and spoons. >>anchor: meanwhile, carlos says that he was left in a second story building and he was not allowe

. >> lacey o'toole. >> lacey is the best. >> that solves everything. >> yeah, she does. >>> coming up kick off the week with the squawk trading block. and then there is nothing that says summertime in the united states than a pint of ice cream. we talk about going creek in the next half hour. >>> did you check out "ted" this weekend. it opened with a $54 million weekend. universal like cnbc is part of the comcast family. and we look at the winners and losers. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. in your fight against bugs. ortho home defense max. with a new continuous spray wand. and a fast acting formula. so you can kill bugs inside, and keep bugs out. guaranteed. ortho home defense max. introducing gold choice. the freedom you can only get from hertz to keep the car you reserved or simply choose another. and it's free. ya know, for whoever you are that day. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 let's t

robert lacey junior. children are rarely spotted hustling for money at our stations. >> why can't you answer the question now. i think people should be at home during the i -- i think children show the home doing the homework and not taking people for money. >> service to all the kids were doing fund raising. nobody told them that there were begging. we were told them that a child said that we were told that s we may $50 we had to stay there until we did. >> if they got hungry and thirsty they did not have food or water with them. this is unseemly out of the allegations but for older child was struck by the rev.. press the younger son said he was hit several times. >> when he hit you with? >> a belted and spoons. >> he was locked in another classroom and was not allowed to use the bathroom. he tried to escape through a window and slipped and fell and broke his foot in five places. >> these the the medical records. >> i thank god that he landed on his feet. he could have been dead if you fallen on his head

. >> reporter: it is not the sort of thing that you expect to see in a saudi shopping mall, lacey, provocatives a kingdom where women are always completely covered when they are outside of the home, and when they can only travel with permission from the male guardian. >> can we go buy some lingerie? >> reporter: until january of this year, women here looking to buy lingerie were served only by men, but then something of a revolution, by the standards of this conservative country. a royal decree declared that from now on only women can sell lingerie and cosmetics. and the woman who owns this lingerie shop in one of the malls welcomes the change. >> it is not nice when a man explains to the lady what this is and what color you need and what size you need. >> reporter: but the change came about only after a lot of pressure. social conservatives argue that women should not work outside of the home, especially where they might come into contact with men. last year, women began to fight back, launching a boycott of lingerie shops, and even conservative women support the change of policy, especially

lacy in indiana, hi lacey. >> hi, i love your show. >> thank you. >> i watch it every day. >> thank younk you. go ahead. >> every time romney makes one of the gaffes especially hundreds he has made over in europe or whatever he is at i love it. it's just the gift that keeps on giving. >> yeah. except -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> i'm terrified of that. >> he speed gaffed -- like all of george bush's foreign policy gaffes in like a day. >> and now he has done it in three countries. >> and he has -- you just knocked her off of the air. okay. now we're back on the air. wow, we're having a day. and he has all of george bush's foreign policy advisors except bolton that were urging pre-emptive war with iran back then. it's absolutely terrifying isn't it. >> i have nightmares about it literally i do. >> yeah they are george bush's policies only double down. george bush has written this book about -- i don't even know what the name of it is. it just bogles the mind. >> yeah. he is the one that did this to the economy. >> yes. jenny in maryland you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> hi. >>

one of the biggest issues relates to a police dog that picked up lacey's scent at the marina where herentually washed up. the defense argued that particular dog had a dismal track record of being right, but it became some of the prosecution's strongest evidence. >> both sides argued vehemently, prosecution saying they felt there was scientific evidence that it should be admissible. ultimately, the judge allowed it to go to the jury saying that the jury could make the determination as to the relevance and the credibility of that evidence. >> reporter: now 39 year old, you can see from his most recent mug shot that scott peterson is clean shaven and thinner than he used to be. he leads a solitary life at san quentin's death row. he doesn't take any classes, has never held a job and aside from the five hours a day he gets to spend outdoors, he's confined to his cell where he also eats his meals. the inmate who got so much fan mail that he earned the nickname scotty too hottie still gets some mail but not as much. we're told he gets along well with the other inmates and staff and that he h

we have gone after people under the lacey act.ople he beipiedr in hea hi laitrtau opayy llg us hy utngc dirt on ry land, basically. there are a lot of these crimes and over criminalization that we are very interested in, and we are going to keegoing aft them. >> iouldt tdt t n o fanar utok th n hoin a ' he was telling the same thing he said last night at an event. i was not as impressed as i should have been, becae was thinking yeah, yeah, ah. eoies 'venkiaout ht e . verd aeo it just us in a small conversation, itas not a u.s. senator. senator. that is a very big andrand g. u.eorwatng ou actonan k fori ht poup >>rgh e irol' volution." thank you brian doherty and senator rand paul. thank you all for being here. there are books for sale at every bookstore in america, but alsoere in the halay wi thther sth pl o sfo chse aooyi [aus la [applause] [alaus s reonioth ork uwuk t e urn tv ndanai btv an. t uttem/ tv. >> here at the boo exp er tooblng st al e i w ctnotunsi rs is reed ths unsif ag press. gerry adams as the publicity manager fo

it has been a years since the death sentence for scott peterson says the murder of his wife lacey andn son this morning he is back in court asking to be released. and california's plan high- speed rail is in the hand of the state senate after getting a green light. now first let us head to erica to talk of this morning's weather. >> erica: good morning will and happy friday we take a live look outside, we have clear conditions for the most part of a little bit of cloud coverage situated along the coastline this is sure to burn off as we headed to the afternoon because temperatures could get into the '70s and '80s. i will break down those numbers for you and show the warming trend on your seven day around the bay coming up in just expect--a bit. >> george: welcome to the kron4 morning news. we have a pretty easy commute. starting at the bay bridge toll plaza is pretty like and easy. your commute to the north bay, south bay and east bay is problem free. >> we start off with developing news out of san mateo county there are fire crews on the scene of a two alarm fire out in millbrae at t