but lacey is missing. she need to be home with her family. >> reporter: in less than two weeks, a rift seemed to grow between scott and his inlaws while they continued to search around modesto scott we believe -- scott went to los angeles to he said pass out fliers. and lacey's family says for the first time they've lost faith in scott's innocence. one week later a fresno massage therapist stepped forward and said she was the other woman. >> i'm very sorry for lacey's family and the pain this has caused them. >> reporter: meanwhile police kept searching the marina as lacey's due date past. and scott peterson sold the family car and was trying to sell their home. police asked for a warrant, scott seemed to leave for parts unknown. 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 l

. >> barbara harrison took lacey for a guitar lesson. school of music, we met up with lacey a 16-year-old who wants to learn to play the guitar better. >> what kind of music do you like? >> hip-hop, rock. >> gary prince offered to give lacey a lesson. >> i see you brought your guitar. shall we take it out? >> yeah. >> gary tuned up and plugged both guitars into the amplifier and asked lacey a sample of something she liked to play. lacey, at 16, is a conscientious student who's learning as much as she can after getting a slow start as a child after coming into foster care at 4 years old. >> she needs an extra boost. >> lacey has shown an interest in a lot of different activities. >> i did karate for a while. i did ballet, cheerleading soccer. >> have you thought about what you'd like to be when you're all grown up? >> i want to be a fashion designer, and i want to be in a band playing the guitar. >> she also hopes to improve her singing skills. ♪ >> a family could make a real difference for lacey, encouraging her to be all she dreams of b

and lacey's too?o, i don't know. >> peterson addressed his relationship with amber fry eric kirschner, a fresno massage therapist he admits to having an affair with. he told lacey about the affair, but lied to her family about it. >> >> reporter: you tell her about it, was it something she was upset about or was it something that put your marriage in jeopardy or not? >> no, definitely did not put the marriage in jeopardy. it's not a positive thing, and i think the real question you are getting at and everyone wants to know if that connects to me being involved with her disappear an. no, it did not. i have nothing to do with lacey's disappearance. >> reporter: peterson edd is fully cooperating with the modesto police department, despite accounts to the contrary. >> numerous occasions, i talked with them, the night of her disappearance and continued to receive phone calls from them and talk to them on the phone. >> reporter: the most emotional part came when he was discussing his relationship with his w

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the defense says that lacey spears was shocked by the verdict.u look at her, you can see she showed almost no emotion at all. listen now to her defense attorney. >> certainly our client and we are disappointed with the verdict that was rendered in this case. we still feel the verdict that was rendered is against the credible weight of the evidence. and it's our client's intention to appeal the decision. >> prosecutors9ñ responded by saying it was a massive effort to look over the child's medical history and that there was overwhelming evidence, including medical experts who said the only possible explanation for the high sodium levels that killed 5-year-old garnett spears is that salt was deliberately introduced into his feeding tube calling it, quote, nothing short of torture. the defense tried blaming the hospital saying the boy was not given any liquids even though he was badly dehydrated but the defense also did not call a single witness to back up its case. instead spears' lawyers just kept saying again and again the case was riddled with re

at one point he was asked about the nursery, he and lacey had prepared for their son. >> that door isd. 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 where no one wants to live. >> the yard is now closed. >> reporter: this is san quentin state prison. home to some of the most hardened criminals. and the place where corrections corrections officer mandy camille howard set herself free. >> i came out to my family five years ago. i only came out here three years ago. >> reporter: we spent some

lacey, 17 points, 6 boards, 5 assists. contact and in. wolfpack up 8. hilliard, 3 of 17. wildcats 9 are 28 from three-point range. but m.c. state never trailed after halftime. hanging and hitting. a five-point game, less than two minutes to play. anthony barber slashing and scoring. 71-68 wolfpack, and the nova band played on, tears and all. the first turnover of the top-seed since houston was upset in the national championship. >> today wasn't our day. there's some higher purpose in this. we will take the good with the bad. >> it was bad today. and dance-off at naples. and the matadors. stanford opening play against cal state. the three. gave the cardinals an early 18-5 lead. but ashley gray and the matadors will take a one-point lead at halftime. second half down 6. the 24-4 run. taylor greenfield had 19. loose ball. amber to thompson. stanford the winner, 73-60. next up for the cardinals oklahoma on monday. >>> it's not a matter of if, but when the warriors will win their first division title in 39 years. 11 games up on the clippers with 14 to play. hosting utah last n

lacey, 17 points, 6 boards, 5 assists. contact and in. stack up 8. hilliard, 3 of 17.e never trailed after halftime. a five-point game, less than two minutes to play. barber slashing and scoring. 71-68 wolfpack and the nova band played on, tears and all. the first turnover of the top-seed since houston was upset in the national championship. >> today, there's some higher purpose in this. we will take the good with the bad. >> it was bad today. and the matt doors. stanford opening play against cal state. the three. gave the cardinals an early 18-5 lead. but ashley gray and the matt doors will take a one-point lead at halftime. second half down 6. the 24-4 run. taylor green 19. paul and amber ahead to thompson. stanford the winner 73-60. next up for the cardinals oklahoma on monday. >>> it's not a matter of if, but when the warriors will win their first division title in 39 years. 11 games up on the clippers with 14 to play. hosting utah last night. klay thompson from jesse holly. baseline for the dunk. if it isn't a hard shot for steph curry, he really has no interest.

lacey, 17 points, 6 boards, 5 assists. contact and in. back up 8. hilliard, 3 of 17. halftime. hanging and hitting. a five-point game, less than two minutes to play. anthony barber slashing and scoring. 71-68 wolfpack, and the nova band played on, tears and all. the first turnover of the top-seed since houston was upset in the national championship. >> today wasn't our day. there's some higher purpose in this. we will take the good with the bad. >> it was bad today. and dance-off at naples. and the matadors. stanford opening play against cal state. the three. gave the cardinals an early 18-5 lead. but ashley gray and the matadors will take a one-point lead at halftime. second half down 6. the 24-4 run. taylor greenfield had 19. paul and amber ahead to thompson. stanford the winner, 73-60. next up for the cardinals oklahoma on monday. >>> it's not a matter of if, but when the warriors will win their first division title in 39 years. 11 games up on the clippers with 14 to play. hosting utah last night. klay thompson after the sprained ankle. baseline for the dunk. if it

this is trevor lacey. up by four and the wildcats at the half. nova's darren hilliard.l pass. shot, no. it is villanova playing the blues in the east region. 71-61 final. ron hunter in white. coach's son. rj hunter. georgia state this time. jalian reynolds wheeled that one in. and one. xavier won. georgia state won the crowd. a final spotlight for the hunters. >> i'll be honest with you. the greatest week of my life as a coach. best time of my life as a father. [ crying ] >> i love this kid man, i love him. >> your dad is out there. tell the truth. gets you right here doesn't it? yeah. no time to get you scores for the nor cal basketball. the boys and the girls will be playing for state titles next week in >> wow, we are talking videos that he posted on youtube of his kids. hours and hours and hours. how do they feel about that? >> i think they are used to it. having a camera in their face. >> absolutely. >> yeah, i'm not a tv guy, i'm just dad. >> and you are a good dad. have a "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way...

lacey kattana says the big win is still sinking in. >> my family just feels blessed.ling blessed. i'm in complete ship. it doesn't feel real at all because we all know you feel like this stuff doesn't happen to normal people. >> she bought her winning ticket at a crowder store to receive a $30,000 commission for selling the winner. >> everyone says i would never win and then you win. i would never win, but i'm standing here holding a huge check. >> you don't know until you try, right? >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> commuting chaos. this morning we're talking to passengers hours after their bus crashed into a truck. >>> and charges are going to be filed against two more pennsylvania lawmakers. we're live with the information we have uncovered. >>> and we are tracking rain today starting out warmer but by this afternoon we will also be wetter. this is the pattern that will last for days. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. meteorologist brittney shipp is here with

a jury in suburban new york found lacey spears guilty of second-degree murder in the death of 5-year-oldprosecutors say she craved the attention her son's illness brought. her attorneys defended their decision not to mount an insanity defense. >> the jury asked about mental illness. do you regret not bringing that up as a defense? >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not. >> why not? >> absolutely not. as the judge said, there was no evidence of mental illness in this case. >> prosecutors say they'll ask for a sentence of 25 years to life. spears plans to appeal. >>> an american who survived ebola is going back to west africa. a charity says missionary nancy writebol and her husband are due to arrive in liberia in a couple of weeks. last summer she became the second american infected while working at a hospital in the liberian capital. >>> the scandal that cast a cloud over bill clinton's white house tenure has made its way into his presidential portrait. artist nelson shanks says he painted a dress-shaped shadow in the background as a reference to the monica lewinsky scandal. he says the hi

adding to lacey shipments, adding times and costs. this is something that is a concern for as we've seen an impact on the middle eastern sock markets and the oil prices investors start taking shelter when they see further signs of instability. let's not forget that if we take a step back theyou've got another proxy battle between two big regional rivals saudi arabia and iran. that can play out in many dimensions in the region which is already suffering from islamic state instability. this is just another explosion of violence. and that is something that is causing concern among investors this morning. jonathan: think you very much for joining us here at our middle east editor. i am pleased to say we are joined by the head o global asset allocationf a alq. we see these geopolitical nuances erupt in the middle east. we see it play out in the oil market. it drops off the radar do you expect what is happening to be a fundamental thing for the oil market or something that once again falls of the reader? guest: i doubt it will be fundamenta

lacey to lee. how about that and one . the ball is actually blocked.still gets it up and in and the foul. 7.4 seconds left. nova down by 4. desperation time. hilliard for three. got it. one point game. couple of free throws later, 1.4 seconds. wide open. throw it to him. or over the head to the guys wearing red. not going to work out either way. that would be a -- my bracket pretty much done. as number one villanova goes down. >>> how about a 10-2 match-up? ohio state and arizona in the west region. shaun miller's wildcats bust open a tight game early in the second half. mcconnell, the senior taking t

was sentenced to death for the murder of his a month of pregnant with a month died a pregnant wife laceyheir unborn child. last night in a special one-hour reporter robert rivera took an in-depth look at the ribbon encased and peter cents a surprisingly privilege like on death row in san quentin prison perry at dancing late author of life after murder five men in search of redemption is one of the few outsiders to see petersons like inside san quentin perry at she tell rondo that the convicted killer as a single cell inside and explosive part of the present the best accommodations feet and hold staff. milan expects to explain that petersen has access to outdoor facilities including the protective row and even a basketball court just to rebuild their some death row prisoners in california or in their cells 2324 hours a day without getting out and without having any contact with other prisoners they're having a life of scott peterson scott peterson has an exclusive live in san quentin. >> pam moore: tonight the public is chiming in and on the mayor of san jose's budget proposal what they h

lacey spears was convicted of second degree murder. prosecutors say she force fed her 5-year-old son heavy concentrations of sodium through his stomach tube. this is a live look at dallas. the big story there tonight one of two dallas nurses who beat the ebola virus is suing the hospital where she worked. nina pham, the patient she was caring for, thomas eric duncan died of ebola. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. >>> already claimed large swaths of territory in iraq and syria is expanding into libya as isis faces a new challenge from a diverse group. we have fox coverage tonight on the isis move of setting up shop in libya. we begin with baghdad's effort to regain lost territory in northern iraq. >> despite the wide spread belief that the iraqi military isn't ready to take on isis the military is doing just that tonight. >> after weeks of speculation about an upcoming iraqi forces announced a surprise attack today. >> translator: our goal is to liberate people of oppression. we

congressman lacey and i put up $3,000 and we are willing to go out and raise more money to increase the money that would be given to anyone who would provide information to the arrest and conviction of individuals who participated in that shooting. we can't allow this to -- the racial tension in this country is perhaps at a higher level than it's been i think since the mid 1970s, maybe back into the '60s. and this racial kitchen is -- my grandmother did embroidery, and the only way we make progress is stitch by stitch. and not bowing down to the people who are creating this problem. the best thing that can happen is for us to turn them in and get them arrested. whoever knows anything about it ought to turn them in. >> congressman cleaver -- >> go ahead. >> one part that's interesting about this, and i've seen these protesters and these organizations mature over the last seven months. a lot of it is about how they continue to wrestle with the narrative. for the greater part of seven months, the protesters have been overwhelmingly peaceful. but as the congressman said, it takes one instan

lacey katona won $5 million yesterday. she had no idea what to do with all the money because she never expected to win. >>> good morning. i'm jillian mele. if you are traveling 95 through delaware this morning, a little bit of volume near wilmington but ten minutes of your drive time both ways between 295 and 495. and in philadelphia, a live look outside at the comcast center. it's another warm start this morning. brittney, not too bad, but will you need the umbrella? >>> not bad but bring the umbrella before you head out the door with spring on its way heading into the afternoon and into the evening. there's a live look at our satellite radar shot. it will be here at 2:00 to 3:00 in the afternoon. it will clear out heading into tomorrow. i'm tracking warmer weather in the seven-day forecast. >>> we're hearing firsthand about the chaos that ensued after an amtrak train slammed into a tractor-trailer. >> it was like a bomb exploded. it hit so hard that it just shot the whole car. >> next, we're live at 30th street station w

for more, let me bring in steve clemons and lacey heely and rabbi rabbi rabbi rabbi and another guest. you have been involved in some of their elections in the past. how heavy a lift has this been for netanyahu and what do you make of these early results? >> we're not going to know for sure who is going to form the government. there is probably an easier path for netanyahu to put a coalition together. this is not what netanyahu expected when he called the e election election. he thought he was going to win by a big margin. he forgot the big lesson of 1999 when he lost the last time. he forgot that. what he did in the last couple of days was go to very heavy emphasis on national security even going to the point of renouncing his own support for the two-state solution israel and palestinian side by side. if he does form the next government and that's his position it's going to really complicate israel's position in the international community. >> bob, why is this close? why is this race close? what is the really dissatisfaction with netanyahu? >> the dissatisfaction is economic and revo

. >> joining me tonight is rabbi shmuley and lacey heeleyicie heeley. it seems vladimir putin could be a solution to this. joe sorenscioni, how critical is this? is putin an option to the solution as you see it? >> this is down to the 11th hour. they want to get a deal by midnight tomorrow. this is not unsimilar to what happened back in november 2013 when just hours before they reached that breakthrough on the interim agreement things were very pessimistic. you're seeing hard bargaining. what we do know is they are very close on all the major issues. on this one sticking point should the uranium gas in iran be shipped out? yes. russia has the ability of taking that gas and converting it to fuel rods and shipping it back to iran. that is our preferred course but there's more than one way to skin a fuel rod in this case. you can take that and dilute it in iran to put it in a form that cannot be used to make a bomb. >> sounds to me like the iranians don't want their egos bruised here. if it works, why not do it? >> the negotiators have made very clear in n

lacey spears showed little emotion when the verdict was read.her lawyers plan to appeal. >>> a judge ruled alaska's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. state officials are appealing that ruling. >>> greenbelt police are searching for a 15-year-old girl missing since saturday. kiera richardson texted a familyer saying she was in danger. she was last seen in a blue nissan maxima. if you have any information, please call the greenbelt police department at 301-474-7200. they have all eyes out looking for her now. >>> reaction to tonight's top story. maryland parents have been found responsible for unsubstantiated child neglect for letting their kids walk home from a park with no supervision. >> this is called free range parenting and it's become quite a national topic. joining us to talk about it, web producer joanie. why are so many people interested in this story? >> this is an issue that deals with children and their safety which is something every parent can really relate to, a topic that sparked a huge debate on social media today. mo

also interestingly, two democratic congressmen from missouri, lacey clay and emanuel cleaver put outnt statement offered a $3,000 reward personally. these two are offering it personally for information leading to an arrest in this. as of tonight, whoever shot those two officer is still at large. i'm going to interview an eyewitness to the shooting next. stay with us. heroes charge! ♪ (explosion) ♪ (explosion) ♪ (explosion) ♪ lead your heroes in the hit mobile game! download heroes charge now! he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no mistake about it. they're out there. i guarantee it. welcome to the nascar xfinity series. >>> so we're keeping an eye on ferguson, missouri, tonight where a candlelight vigil is underway near the police station where two officers were shot and wounded last night. both of those officers have since been released from

the defense painted spears as a loving mother. >> lacey spears did exactly as we wanted.a about her son garnet logging, tweeting and posting countless pictures. throughout the trial, the 27-year-old was wiping away tears. the prosecution called her actions nothing short of torture. >> this was an overwhelming body of evidence that convicted this woman. >> sentencing has been set for april 8th. spears's lawyers said she will appeal. william shatner is responding to critics who blasted him for missing the funeral of leonard nimoy. he did not make it in time for the service. shatner said remember the dead but celebrate the living by celebrating the living do a good deed and by doing that that deed will be remembered long after we are gone. >>> a dramatic and difficult rescue in indiana where a horse broke through the ice on a pond. when they got there, the horse was struggling to keep its head above ice. this morning the horse is okay thanks to all those who jumped in to save him. let's get another check of the weather from al. >> how are you? we have all the great sailors h

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also interestingly, two democratic congressmen from missouri, lacey clay and emanuel cleaver put out a joint statement offering a $3,000 reward personally. these two are offering it personally for information leading to an arrest in this. as of tonight, whoever shot those two officer is still at large. and a man shouldn't underway. i'm going to interview an eyewitness to the shooting of those two police officers next. stay with us. my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, but everybody, myself included that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e because it's my hometown. it's a rewarding feeling. >>> so we're keeping an eye on ferguson, missouri, tonight where a candlelight vigil is

they believe lacey spears force fed her 5-year-old child lethal concentrations of sodium through hispears blogged about her son's health problems for years. prosecutors say she poisoned him to attract attention and gain sympathy. >>> a shocking discovery at a high school in orange county, california on monday morning actual teacher found hanging from the ceiling of her classroom, an apparent suicide. students and teachers were sent reeling from the news. school officials cancelled classes, called in grief counselors. jacobson was a popular teacher of photography, married and just 31 years old. >>> the so-called black hat bandits strike again hitting another bank. they may have left a major clue behind this time. they held up a bank in falls church virginia yesterday afternoon. the eighth since early january. investigators were able to take a mold of the footprint left behind when the armed men ran away. police now say a third man is also part of the bandit's crew. he drove they are getaway car. >>> in health news the measles outbreak is still growing. the cdc reports 170 cases across

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they are the largest provider of online slavery services, lacey and larkin should be put out of business. i think it's incumbent on the underlying legislation. i would remind the member from vermont that it would live up to the full spirit of this legislation to make sure that just because the internet was invented slavery should not be empowered by the internet. mr. cornyn: madam president would the senator yield for a question? mr. kirk: i certainly would. mr. cornyn: madam president through the chair i would just ask my friend from illinois, you have been a warrior on these issues particularly with this backpage.com and this advertisement of children and other people's trafficked as part of this modern day slavery. your amendment -- your hero act is actually included, if i'm not mistaken -- mr. kirk: it would include the save act which has already substantially passed with huge bipartisan support of the gentleman from vermont's party in the house of representatives. if you look, you will find that backpage.com is probably active in every state providing online slavery services to the

he is joining us with along with lacey clay of missouri. he represents ferguson among other areas.lined huge racial bias in ferguson? did you have any idea what was going on before you read this report? >> reading the report is very painful. i asked for investigations before michael brown's death into some of the allegations that we were receiving in my congressional office from ferguson as well as surrounding communities. the action was taken two days after michael brown's killing. then the justice department became very interested in patterns and practices. >> you must have been stunned when you read some of the e-mails, the racist e-mails on official city e-mail servers, if you will talking about the president, the first lady awful stuff. >> for sure. and i think that from the top down in the ferguson police department as well as the municipal court, the leadership of those departments need to go. they need to resign. it's an embarrassment. it's unconscionable. it is not what we consider to be equal justice under the law in this country. >> tell us about this civil lawsuit you a

he was a guy who had everything this young beautiful couple, you know, scott and lacei peterson. loving relationship and what happens? on christmas eve he goes fishing, never really gone fishing before, he goes fishing allegedly. his wife is allegedly snatched. we find out later that her body with the 8-month fetus surfaces exactly where he says he had been fishing. he is revealed to be a murderer. now he has been on death row for exactly ten years. >> wow. >> this week. ten years this week. he's been on death row. he is appealing his death sentence in a way -- in a way that i think would cause your hackles to rise. he is saying that you need aggravating circumstances to get the death penalty in california. so, he murdered his wife laci, the aggravating circumstance was he also murdered his unborn son connell er conner. his appeal is based on the dehumanizing of his unborn son. i couldn'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 thera