. >> in the new book "battle of the brothers," royal historian robert lacey paints a bleak picture ofoung men struggling with the demons of their past. two princes pitted against each other from the start. >> so many stories out right now focus on meghan. and but it seems like this rift happened quite some time ago. >> this story goes right back to the beginning when they were children. at the age of 6 or 7 william starts becoming more serious. he's aware of his destiny as a king. harry goes in the opposite direction. >> do you think william set harry up to fail? >> there is a sense, i think, in which william could be criticized for setting harry up to fail. it suited the elder brother so well to have the court jester, to have the guy who always carried the blame, both when they were teenagers and now. >> lacey contends that harry was increasingly unhappy in this role, so when he met meghan, he took the chance to break free. >> he falls in love with this mega watt woman. he's inspired. he's transformed by her. and he wants hr than that. the palace couldn't handle it. >> do you think m

lacey is just, like, very, very tiny she's like exactly this, me, except smaller and cuter so peoplerites down everything that is a crazy, and she has done this for years and years and years. at work, you have to do that for work on a regular basis. but not me, if you do comedy [ light laughter ] but she, you know, had been doing that for years and then we decided to just put all the funniest stories in a book and there were enough for a whole book just the funny ones were enough for a book >> seth: and this is just ones that specifically happened to lacey. have happened to lacey that you would never, ever, ever believe. >> seth: and when is the book going to be out? >> the book comes out january the 12th and i am 79% sure that that date is right >> seth: either way, people can preorder something like that and the date that i think we can both agree on is friday is the airing of a new "amber ruffin show." amber, it is just always a delight to spend time with you thanks for being here. >> good, because i'm always here [ laughter ] >> seth: you are always here but still really nice. ne

of murdering his wife, lacey, and their unborn child in 2004. superior court will consider whether there was jury misconduct. >>> tonight is of oakland and portland are teaming up to sue the trump administration. they cite what they described as the unlawful deployment of federal law enforcement officers to tempt him protest. >> oakland has certainly been threatened many times by this administration. we are pleased to join with portland, who saw uninvited federal troops intervene and away that local officials knew was actually not creating safety or piece. >> when federal authorities take over jurisdiction of her protest, even those arrested by local police officers could face more serious federal charges, which generally carries different penalties. agents never were sent to oakland, as president trump had threatened. >>> also in oakland, school city milestone, the oakland undivided campaign just reached the halfway mark, it is effort to handout 25 just reached the halfway mark, it is effort to handout 25,000 computers and hotspots to underserv

everybody thinks they know the evidence, they don't know the evidence. >> reporter: in april 2003, lacey peterson's body was found in san francisco bay near the berkeley marina. this latest twist not to examine the convictions comes months after the state supreme court overturned his death sentence, citing the trial judge made mistakes during jury selection. >>> it's rare because in a sense there's almost 2 reversals, a reversal of the death verdict, and there is also sort of the reversal of the guilt phase. it is not quite been reversed yet but it is certainly heading in that direction. >> plus a major step, we are happy to be at the point now where we can hopefully get the convictions set aside. >> reporter: as her prosecutors we know that they can seek the death penalty if peterson ultimately gets a new trial. that was part of the court ruling back in august overturned his death sentence. we're live in san rafael, kenny choi, kpix5. >>> the power shut off is underway. let's listen and. >> we do have members of the media on the phone line with us tonight, and following our incident sum

in april 2003, lacey peterson's body was found in san francisco bay near the berkeley marina. police arrested the modesto native shortly after that. this latest with now to examine the convictions comes month after the states supreme court overturned his that sent in fighting the trial judge made mistakes during jury selection. >> just in general, courts don't reverse cases likely. there has to be a compelling reason for them to reverse. >> probably in a smaller amount of cases will this ever be discovered. >>> it is rare because in the sense there is almost 2 reversals, a reversal of the death verdict and there is also sort of a reversal of the phase. it has not quite been reversed yet but it is certainly heading in that direction. >> reporter: we have to make it clear that the two attorneys that you just heard from have no connection to the petersen case. >> is there any timeline of when the court will actually re- examined his case? >> we have not heard of anything regarding that but back in august when they overturned his death sentence, they also stated that prosecutors c

lacey argues their departure was grossly mishandled by all and is a great loss to the monarchy.there's been no comment from the palace. and as far as some brotherly reunion is concerned, lacey thinks the responsibility is on william to reach out. guys. >> hopefully that will happen. maggie, thank you. >>> coming up, we have our "play of the day." come on back. of the day." come on back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ shingles doesn't care. i logged 10,000 steps today. shingles doesn't care. i get as much fresh air as possible. good for you, but shingles doesn't care. because 1 in 3 people will get shingles, you need protection. s but no matter how healthy you feel, your immune system declines as you age, increasing your risk for getting shingles. so what can protect you? shingrix protects. for the first time ever, you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine proven to be over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose.

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hawley: senator lacey raised a pledge that you signed regarding abortion and you told question,onse to his you and your husband signed it. i'm looking at the portion you signed, you signed it on your way out of church. ms. barrett: i did. that was almost 15 years ago. there was a table set up for people on their way out of mass validatingtatement their commitment to the position of the catholic church. recall at it i don't the time. by thes like it was right to life group, the statement i signed, it was affirming the protection of life at conception a natural death. sen. hawley: you made reference it was in church. why would it have been in the back of church? why would this have been available to sign or not? because that is the position of the catholic church on abortion. i feel like i should emphasize here as i did to others, i do see as distinct my personal religious views and my task of applying the law as a judge. sen. hawley: safe to say the signature that you went reflects your understanding of your church's teaching and your own personal views, that is what this says. ms. barr

scot peterson convicted of killing his wife lacey and their unborn son. last month the court overturned his death sentence on the grounds that the judge wrongly excluded jurors who stated they opposed the death penalty. last week, the 2004 conviction itself was questioned on the account that a juror had not disclosed she was a victim of a crime and retained a restraining order against the perpetrator. that is still playing out in court. in today's hearing, the prosecutor says that he plans on retrying at least the penalty phase. if that conviction is overturned, retrying the whole thing. peterson appeared virtually on video from san quentin prison. he was wearing a mask. the only statement he said was yes, your honor. the next hearing is set for november 6. >>> alameda county is easing restrictions after they moved up to the orange tear on the map. there are a lot of excited people who are now eating inside. >> reporter: it is a little past sunrise here in downtown pleasanton, here at vix, a popular breakfast spot, they just opened up and they are already

a supreme court ordered a judge to consider whether peterson's convictions for murdering his wife laceyand unborn son should be overturned. the news comes after a juror failed to disclose that she'd been the victim of a crime when she was pregnant. supreme court already overturned peterson's death sentence back in august. peterson is currently being housed in san quentin. >>> thousands of bay area residents are without power as we head into the peak of fire danger. here's a look at the impacted areas. the purple triangles show the largest concentration of outages along highway 29 and 128 in the north bay. we have team coverage tonight, andrea nakano is in calistoga where the power started going off around 6:00 to around 9000 customers. >> reporter: i'm on the western edge of town. if you look behind me everything to the east is lit up, most businesses downtown have power but if we turn the camera a little bit you can clearly see where this power outage begins and everything west of here is in the dark. >> we were the first city to be subjected to pg&e's first ps ps. >> the city of calis

and their unborn child lacey pearson was 8 months pregnant at the time you might recall back in 2002mas eve. he went fishing in san francisco bay. 4 months later lacy peterson unfortunately the trial was international that it had to be moved from modesto where the couple lived it had to be moved to redwood city because of all that tree a pretrial publicity. what's going to happen. james and ari and 45 minutes from now the judge will decide whether or not he needs a public defender or he will have private representation because they will revisit penalty phase because of the alleged juror misconduct now back in 2004 during the trial. it was not revealed that this juror had some conflicts of interest in the case that according to prosecutors and legal analyst that it might have tainted her decision in the case. ultimately they will look at that. and there is an outside chance. james and that this case could be revisited in the form of the conviction being tossed out and that they will have a whole new trial. that's down the road. but there is an outside chance there could be a whole new

peterson was convicted of killing his pregnant wife lacey 16 years ago, but the supreme court overturned his death sentence in august after finding that the trial judge dismissed jurors, who opposed the death penalty. >>> coming up, a beloved lemur missing from the san francisco zoo. >>> also had, two young men killed in a brazen daylight shooting. it follows a barrage of gunfire last night in the same area. in business you have to be able to shift-pivot-adapt. then do it all over again. comcast business gives you fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network. and now for a limited time, you can also get fast shipping- with amazon business prime essentials. so no matter what comes next, you'll always be ready to bounce forward. get started with powerful internet and voice for $64.90 a month, and ask how you can get one free year of amazon busines prime essentials on us. call or go online today. comcast business. >>> new tonight, dozens of people held a rally in san jose to bring awareness to a military conflict that has killed hundreds. the bloodshed between armenia a

parents and coaches who really would like to play michelle lacey is general manager of the pleasant hill recreation and park district. >>which manages sports teams and provide services and then use for about 10,000 years we've to chase a number of teams that showed up on fields that are being used the state says physical contact with others touching shared objects and the length of time at one location contribute to the risk of transmitting covid-19 kevin wolf has started an online petition demanding the state and elected officials do more to bring youth sports back don't think the state is against his sports. i don't think they don't care about the needs of kids. >>what it feels like is that the gist. you know they're just kind of forgot about this issue it will be one of thousands waiting for answers. >>phillipe djegal all kron 4 news in the east bay more businesses are now allowed to reopen in alameda county that includes gyms and indoor malls but there will be a limit on how many people can be inside kron four's reyna harvey has the story from pleasanton. >>that's right gyms and fitn

now peterson you will recall was convicted of killing his pregnant wife lacey 16 years ago. this case is now being sent back to san mateo county superior court which will determine if peterson should get a new trial. joining us now for more on this latest development is ktvu legal analyst michael. we should point out that you did in fact work with peterson's defense team during the trial. i want to talk with you about this new concern here. it is whether they committed presidential misconduct. from what you have seen, did she? >> let me start by saying we are not talking about whether scott peterson committed this murder or not. we are talking about whether he got a fair trial or not. that being said, she did affect the trial and i think what speaks volumes, if you look at this juror after the verdict came in, there was tape of her and people knew heard then and now as strawberry shortcake and she was quite emotional after the jury came in and had a few chosen words for scott and what he had done a by jury verdict at least in their opinion so does it affect whether it was a

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he was convicted in 2005 of the murders of his wife lacey and their unborn son.alifornia supreme court struck down the death sentence in the penalty phase, saying they trial judge erred during instructions. >> the judge was basically removing jurors who disagreed with the death penalty, even if they would follow the law. >> defense attorneys also requested more time. they argue a field mill juror did not reveal that, while pregnant, she received a restraining order against her then boyfriend's ex-girlfriend. that could potentially lead to a new trial. >>> san francisco is launching a community liaison division in the city's police department. the goal here is to build better relations with the city's diverse community. >> reporter: the new community liaison unit at the san francisco police department is already taking to the streets. the five-member unit comprised of officers of diverse background, aiming at reaching out to the city's diverse communities. >> for example, african- american, latino, lgbt, muslim community and asian/pacific islander communities. >>

the 2004 peterson was convicted for the murder of his wife lacey who was pregnant at the time with theouple's son an update now on a story that we first brought you yesterday. >>the man wanted for homicide in milpitas has been found dead inside a hotel room in moore said county police were searching for 35 year-old kevin get mad for his connection with the killing of a 40 year-old san jose woman on wednesday he was located at that hotel and were said after receiving no response authorities entered the room and found getting a dead inside his death is being investigated by the moore said county sheriff's office mail is on the rise here in the bay area police in one east bay city say that there appears to be a link to the covid-19 pandemic and this is especially concerning of course given the emphasis on mail in voting for the election. >>investigators tell kron 4 says he quit you. how a network of cameras is helping police track down the mail theft suspects. >>you're looking at photos of 2 built that suspects being arrested by san ramon police. investigators say the pair targeted mailbo

>>i know that we have a lot just use parents and coaches who really would like to play michelle lacey is general manager of the pleasant hill recreation and park district. >>which manages sports teams and provide services and then use for about 10,000 years we've to chase a number of teams that shown up on fields that are being used the state says physical contact with others touching shared objects and the length of time at one location contribute to the risk of transmitting covid-19 kevin wolf has started an online petition demanding the state and elected officials do more to bring youth sports back don't think the state is again to sports. i don't think they don't care about the needs of kids. >>what it feels like is that the gist. you know they're just kind of forgot about this issue will be one of thousands waiting for answers. >>phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. up next a raiders replacements in oakland we're going hear from a man working to br >>it is important for us to and it's important for us to be in a position where we can have at least the ability to execute vision that t

the mayor said today he is no longer supporting the incumbent da, jackie lacey who has been criticizedeclining to prosecute officers. george gascon served as emphasis was da 48 years after serving with the police chief. >>> today we certainly had better air quality. we had some cooler temperatures around the bay and at the coast. we also have some better fighting conditions as we head into the evening. take a look now at where some of the fire areas are being battled. you can see the temperatures are not bad. we of the winds calm. with relative humidity between 25% and 40%. they should have a chance tonight to hopefully get containment. as we look around the bay, there is a little bit of wind as we have the onshore for that happens as we get the marine layer growing in. wind everywhere else around the bay area is relatively calm. we are not expecting any wind event as we head across the next four or five days. temperatures out there, we are in the 50s for the most part. if you're in the north bay, san francisco 55. 60 in oakland. 63 in san jose. temperatures tonight will be cooler than

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proceeding during the selection process peterson was convicted back in 2004 for the murder of his wife lacey who was pregnant at the time the couple sun. well new coronavirus cases seem to be on a downward trend in california and right here in the bay area counties continue moving into less restrictive tears, so alameda and santa clara counties moved into the moderate here which is labeled orange right there on your screen on the map. the orange here allows more businesses to open up their you know operate with safety precautions and modifications these 2 counties join san francisco in the moderate here send the tail contra costa solano napa and run county are still in the substantial tier which is label as red on the map there on your screen keep in mind that sonoma county has stated the most restrictive purple tier. indoor dining is back in the south bay restaurant in santa clara county are allowed to see people inside. and 25% of normal capacity at a pricey restaurant and bar in san jose's willow glen neighborhood customers receded inside yesterday having a good time for the first time in

scott: sanders and walter lacey also is also supported. >> we have the opportunity as governor. >> is a hypothetical they are here in doing the work. scott: your second question. zuckerman: this is into the climate we talked about that> earlier to invest in vermont and vermonters get rid of those hurdles that have gone into place. was low income to investment in the program and with those climate goals to have between 50 and 80000 vehicles and that made offending to date 160 years to reach that goal is to dramatically change to the mission. >> it would lose initiatives and those that are working on a number of years. because i know that's what those emissions come from. so that will be essential have to acknowledg those vast improvements over the last few years it is remarkable how many companies have moved forward to up their inventory of electric vehicles and storage and so forth we need increase theve investments. we work with regional partners the zero emission vehicle action plan and join other states and we have to work together across state ggovernment but it will take industry

we know lacey's family feels differently.da's office have told me prosecutors are speaking with lacey's mother and brother to keep them up to date on the developments. we'll have more throughout the day and on foxnews.com. >> sandra: thank you for that. >> bill: developing now more possible sonic attacks targeting u.s. officials at home and overseas. four years after american officials in cuba started hearing strange sounds, experiencing blurred vision, memory loss, nausea and headaches. these possible attacks reported the last three years by a diplomat in della. white house employee in arlington virginia and officials stationed in china, cuba and russia. what's that? >> sandra: hunter biden's former business partner is speaking out confirming the legitimacy of hunter's email on a chinese company. will twitter finally unlock the "new york post" twitter account? >> i have heard joe biden say he has never discussed business with hunter. that is false. i have firsthand knowledge about this because i directly dealt with the biden

>>i know that we have a lot just use parents and coaches would like to play shell lacey is general manager of the pleasant hill recreation and park district. >>which manages sports teams and provide services and then use for about 10,000 years we've to chase a number of teams that have shown up on fields that are being used the state says physical contact with others touching shared objects and the length of time at one location contribute to the risk of transmitting covid-19 kevin wolf has started an online petition demanding the state and elected officials do more to bring youth sports back don't think the state is again to sports. i don't think they don't care about the needs of kids. >>what it feels like is that the gist. you know they're just kind of forgot about this issue will be one of thousands waiting for answers. >>phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>still ahead at 8 in a tense political climate the secretary of state warning local election officials to prepare for disruption. at the polling places why some california lawmakers feel that move is going overboard and it may feel li

the supreme court ordered a judge to consider whether peterson's convictions for murdering his wife lacey and their unborn son should be overturned. the news comes after a juror failed to disclose she had been the victim of a crime when pregnant. the supreme court already overturned peterson's death sentence on appeal in august. peterson is currently being housed at san quenton. >>> a bay area couple due in court for a gruesome murder. ching and lomas are expected to take plea deals in a case involving the dismembership of ching's 73-year-old father. ching is expected to be released from jail after pleading guilty and lomas may serve six years. a motive and cause of death still remains unclear. >>> jury selection in a murder trial for a 24-year-old hayward man, ali accused of killing a chp officer on christmas eve. he was driving 120 miles per hour and drifted off 880 before rear ending the parked police cruiser. police say he was drunk and high on marijuana at the time. he considered pulling over at least three times before the fatal crash. he is facing a second degree murder charge and

he's convicted of killing his pregnant wife lacey and their unborn consonar. this summer, the california supreme court overturned the death sentence because of questions about the jury selection process. the conviction itself could be thrown out in a separate challenge. >>> gig economy workers, uber and lyft have to treat drivers as employees instead of as independent contractors according to the state appeals court. lyft is considering appealing the decision. the decision is part of a lawsuit filed over ab 5, the state law that makes most workers employees instead of independent contractors. it doesn't take effect for at least 30 days, which is well after californians will have voted on proposition 22. >>> the ride share companies have spent about $200 million supporting prop 22 making it the most expensive ballot measure in california's history. this court ruling that deon was mentioning only ups the ante on november 3rd. here is liz kreutz with a closer look at proper 22. >> reporter: the state legislature picked a fight with uber and lyft when it massed ab

was overturned, prosecutors say they will ask for the death penalty again convicted of killing wife lacey peterson and unborn son. he covered the trial as a legal analyst. >> every death penalty case gets a double and triple scrutiny. if there is any small error through the appeal process, it will come out. that's what happened in this case. >> reporter: in august, the california supreme court unanimously overturned peterson's death sentence because a judge reportedly dismissed perspective jurors improperly but there is a second issue playing out simultaneously that could overturn peterson's entire conviction making the death penalty issue a mute point. >> reporter: a juror is accused of lying her way onto the jury. during jury selection, she said she'd never been the victim of a crime when in fact, it's alleged she was threatened and assaulted when she was four months pregnant. >> that's a serious error. think to yourself, is that a fair jury if the juror lied about her experience as the subject of a crime? >> it gives us the sense of we're finally going to get justice in the case. >> re

he was convicted of the 2002 murder of his wife, lacey, and their unborn son.he california supreme court struck down the death sentence in the penalty phase, saying the trial judge erred during jury instructions. >> the judge basically was her moving jurors who disagreed with the death penalty, even if they would follow the law. >> reporter: before the courts can decide if that part of the process will be retried, defense attorneys requesting more time for hearing questioning alleged misconduct one of the jurors. >> what the defense is going to do here is examine the former scott peterson juror to see whether she was honest when she gave her answer during jury. it is a big deal in this case. >> reporter: a is a list of questions presented to a list of jurors at the beginning of the trial. >> once someone is selected for adrian they are told specifically, you cannot communicate with anyone else about this case. you cannot do your own homework. you are to staff of social media and you are to answer truthfully. >> reporter: defense lawyers argue a female juror did

peterson was convicted back in 2004 of murdering his wife lacey and their unborn son connor it is unclear whether peterson will appear at friday's court date in person or by video from san quentin. if you eat appears at all. >>coming up on kron 4 news at 8 the deadline for california residents to register online to vote has coming gone. but if you haven't registered yet don't worry plus what to do if you still haven't received your mail in ballots. >>caution against some racial emergency sow the san francisco board of supervisors is hoping to put an end to racially motivated calls to police. >>plus is google breaking the law by blocking competition. the department of justice filing a landmark case against the tech giant and we hear at oroweat organic... ...we know that when we take care of the earth, the earth also takes care of us. you'd be surprised by our environmentally-friendly way of baking breads. our ingredients are farmed per strict usda organic standards. our bakeries are powered by renewable wind energy. and we support environmental causes through 1% for the planet. oroweat org

peterson was convicted in 2004 for the murder of his wife lacey who was pregnant at the time with the couple sun. now we live in earthquake country and saturday marks the 31st years since that deadly tragic loma prieta earthquake. and scientists have been saying since then we are due for another big one kron 4 sanaz tahernia joins us now live from the newsroom with more on the state's effort to all help us be prepared for a big quake case knots. >>i just seen says californians we all remember the earthquake drills in grade school and alarm would ring in the middle of klaas you then take cover under your desk and wait for the or the fake earthquake to pass and today state officials conducted its annual statewide fire drill called the great california shakeout that the state's office of emergency services joined the state geologist the state seismic safety commission and the state assembly to emphasize the importance of earthquake preparedness and to highlight i shake earthquake early warning app now those who have them i shake app downloaded onto their smartphones received 1015 today.

were what they could be a new trial and if there is that's years down the road scott peterson and lacey peterson they lived in modesto at time she was a substitute teacher, he was a fertilizer salesman and if you might recall he told his wife at the time claiming on christmas eve. she was 8 months pregnant that he was going to go by himself 90 miles away to go fishing in san francisco bay. lacy peterson it was never seen again until unfortunately her body washed ashore in san francisco bay. 4 months later back to you. >>hart thank you very much well. 9.12 is the time and still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, the presidential debate between president trump. and the candidate joe biden is in the >>and president donald trump and democratic nominee joe biden squared off in nashville last night for their final presidential debate they did it was a key showdown we're less than 2 weeks now before election day greg hurst joining us live from nashville. this morning with more on what we saw greg. >>it was indeed a showdown there was a lot on the line last night the polls giving the impre

you go next on detective nelson's list was karen's former boyfriend, michael lacey. he'd refused to take a lie detector test, so plolice interviewed him three separate times. >> y'all have keys to each other's house? >> definitely not. >> you could go over and walk in? >> we would call. >> he's someone that we had to rule out completely, and we did that. >> so if you're thinking in your line of work, the usual suspects, the usual suspects weren't going to figure in this one. >> not the immediate family. >> reporter: detectives nelson and schartner realized they had on their hands what homicide cops hate, a true mystery. >> the first 48 hours of a case. usually, you get a break. and there's something that says chase this, right? >> yes. normally you would get something in the first 48 hours. >> so this is as baffling as it is cruel? >> exactly. it didn't make any sense. >> reporter: then came march 16, 2009, six weeks after the lofton killings, when two unsolved murders became four. it began with a report of a stolen nissan maxima just a couple of blocks from where th

peterson has now been removed from death row in the murder of his wife lacey back in 2002. one of the jurors withheld information to get on the panel. peterson's conviction is not expected to be overturned. the response expected by next month. a huge case right here in the bay area. >>> well, hoda stops by "the kelly clarkson show" today and the latest thing she will talk about is what is happening in her life. >> her new book out "this just speaks to me words to live by every day." she tells kelly how during the pandemic she found having less of everything can actually be a good thing. >> and i realized like, wow, all these things we thought in our lives were necessities, including a wedding that you were working on. you don't really, like you kind of get the simple thing of life. like i actually feel stronger and better in a weird way. since i stopped doing all the stuff that i thought we should do. >> she's been talking about a lot. she also talked about how the pandemic forced her to put off her wedding plans to get married. if you want to see that interview, catch it o

widespread nationwide protests in commemoration of some real patsy and in support of the system of lacey say they have in france the essential system of secularism separates the church and the state it's very rigidly enforced in france and before the murder of samuel for petty in fact emanuel mccrum had given a major speech about his his views on islam saying that islam needed an enlightenment much like the christian and light them and that it happened centuries past he talked about islamic separatism and a plan to crack down on islamic separatism which is what he viewed in the under the tent by conservative i thought by some to impose conservative islamic beliefs eclipsing sort of traditional values of the french republic with those being secularism he was widely criticized in parts of the muslim world for what was seen by some as a patronize ing speech a speech given by a non muslim to muslims about what the problems were are as he sees that with their religion so that started the debate then we had this murder of samuel patsey so all of this this attack today can be seen in the contex

she says her fight for justice is for all involved we still need justice we still need justice for lacey connor and scott we don't we don't have justice for lacy with this kind of death row. >>heavy stuff. kay recede reporting there this case of course got worldwide attention it is now back in the headlines because of questions about potential juror misconduct during peterson's first trial or kron four's justine waldman is here to where the case goes from here. yeah, it's crazy that this is opening up once again. >>this was peterson's first time in court in almost 16 years here, is wearing a mask. they said he had a buzz cut and it's kind of odd questions of potential juror misconduct during his original trial. defense attorneys pollack and he tells us now this opens the door for the now 47 year-old to get a new trial. >>the california supreme court said the way that the jury was selected was fundamental and there today it's to the point that it rendered the jury's death penalty verdict in he was in court today to deal with the penalty phase they hearing on whether or not he's going to g

so again, if it were to be overturned, think about it, lacey peterson's family would have this live thishing over again. it's really, really a potentially super bad day for the victim's family and prosecution. >> so walk me through this. if the san mateo county superior court rules in favor of peters peterson, what are the next legal steps for the prosecution? do they have the right to appeal or decide about going straight to another trial? >> there could be another appeal but what the supreme court has done is they will have a chieltd judge that will hold a hearing. he or she will put on witnesses and ask questions. if that judge determines that it was prejudice and denied him a fair trial, my prediction would be that would stand. nobody will return that. it a fact based decision. if that were to happen, think about this, all over again a brand-new jury would have to be selected, hundreds of people. we would have to go through the process again trying to find 12 unbias people who had an open mind about the case. so you can imagine the nightmare that would be, and again, think about it f

remember him lacey peterson was eight months pregnant back in '02 california's supreme court wants his murder convictions reexamined they sent it back to a trial judge today. the issue? they say one of the jurors way back then didn't reveal that she'd been involved with other legal proceedings. she technically committed prejudicial misconduct that's according to the ruling the court overturned scott peterson's death row sentence in august he still claims he's innocent. >>> as covid surges across the u.s., it's putting tens of thousands of people in hospitals. deaths appear to be slowing. but remember, deaths can be a lagging indicator. and in just about 30 minutes a tale of two town halls nbc's with president trump here on cnbc. at the same time biden's on abc. we'll dig into some of the state by state numbers you might not have seen today. >>> but first, pumpkins and lessons go mobile in today's trip coast to coast. california the biggest meth bust in u.s. history. federal authorities say they seized more than two tons of crystal meth they've tied it to a cartel in mexico that's accor

peterson was convicted in 2004 for the murder of his wife lacey who was pregnant at the time with the couple's son. >>the city and county of san francisco are taking a hard look now at what it's going to take to keep the mosconi center. a top choice for business conventions. yeah, one business leader tells kron four's haaziq madyun why it might be tough booking them us county center even after the pandemic. >>the san francisco mosque only center is one of the top convention centers in the country. but the findings in this recent civil grand jury report plans to trouble on the horizon. like this finding unwelcome street behaviors and and cleanliness that bother convention attendees and exhibitors have been important reasons for convention planners of some medium and large size events to select venues in other cities. the findings of this report are based on research completed prior to the pandemic which is significant says jay chain of the san francisco chamber of commerce that say the pandemic magically that's disappears tomorrow. >>which is not but let's say it magically disappears t

>>thanks a lot robin 6.19 and after being convicted of killing his wife lacey and their unborn son 17 years ago, scott peterson might get a new appearance in court the california supreme court ruled. there may have been juror misconduct during his trial. one of the jurors rachelle nice was pregnant when the trial was happening and involved in a contentious court case and lied about it legal experts say that that fact could be pivotal in sending this case. back for a possible retrial. >>assess was they had to fill out your question years and one of the questions in the flesh in the questionnaires have you ever been a party in a lawsuit have you ever been involved in any litigation. he ever been a crime victim. >>and so to those saying she said no. >>and what was disclosed was she was a party to a lawsuit she filed a request for a temporary restraining order i mean system. you know is based on the premise that we are going to tell the truth and so this is juror flat out lie. >>if it is determined that there was jury misconduct and then a new trial could be granted for peterson. >>on the

it's the latest chapter in a very long saga peterson was convicted of killing his wife lacey and son17 years ago, but now the california supreme court has handed down a ruling stating that there could have been juror misconduct as kron four's terisa stasio tells us legal experts say this ruling could be a pivotal point in the case sending it back for a possible retrial. >>she was quite a flamboyant jurors. >>legal analysts paula canny diving into the details on the california supreme court's bombshell decision to grant a hearing in the scott peterson murder trial. the decision focuses on possible juror misconduct, former jury member rachelle nease was pregnant at the time of the peterson trial and involved in a contentious court case her boyfriend's ex had threatened her. >>the process was they had to fill out your question years and one of the questions in the flesh in the questionnaires have ever been a party in a lawsuit have you ever been involved in any litigation. he ever been a crime victim. and so to those saying she said no and what was disclosed was she was a party to a law

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he was convicted of killing his unborn child connor who they were going to name connor and his wife lacey back in 2002 they lived in modesto at the time. the case instantly became international news that they actually had to move the case out of modesto to redwood city. what the judge will look at in this particular case is the death sentence penalty part. now 2 months ago the california supreme court they over turned. his death sentence so they will look at the penalty phase and this is important because they found out that a juror back in the case did not disclose all of her personal information that could have. just impaired her judgment in the case so they will re examine the penalty phase. and if all goes well for scott peterson and of course his lawyers will fight for him. the ball goes well for scott peterson there is an outside chance that he could get another trial. it does not mean that he is free and clear and it is an innocent person and we will be released from san quentin but instead, the other scenario is he will get a new penalty phase and possibly a new court hearing. but