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how about lacey, lacey, if you watch the show you know this is our lazy, i love that she took the timeo do that weighing in on instagram. we miss you, lacey, and we love you. and who is this other guy that weighed in. grammy dean hopped in. i love you paid that is how you get it done page she's not the only one that's going to weigh in. wait a minute, wait a minute. trace gallagher, yes, our trace gallagher says but just on friday night, but kevin corke fills in. i appreciate that. and that sounds like come, as i mentioned, i am a planting guy but as far as snacks go anythin that is not is cold because i'm hungry when i get home. thank you also much of thanks you for watching and joining us tonight and watching america's late news. "fox news @ night". on kevin corke in washington. angeles. have a great weekend. we will see yo i hae.u then. that means everything to me, is happy being significant symptom relief, it's leaflets, gharazi, including less and endoscop movements at four weeks. movements at four weeks. skowronski is the firsicmprovem. tear. movements at four weeks. skowronski i

it has been 20 years since his wife lacey was eight months pregnant vanish from their home on christmaswas found guilty of the murders and receive the death penalty which was overturned in 2020. now he is in prison without the possibility of parole. on april 19 he filed a new partition and a california appellate court seeking his release. the 800 page document lays out six claims, some involving what peterson and his family members are calling new evidence about a burglary across the street from the peterson's home around the time lacey vanished which they believe will exonerate him. >> this is all evidence the burglary occurred the day lacey went missing from her sister-in-law told in february they still believe he is innocent. >> no one has ever given a scenario that fits the evidence and explains how scott could have committed this crime. >> who worked the case about the theory. >> one 100% no, no way. we would know. those guys are polygraph, they confess, they went to jail they gave us all the info. we confirm their alibi. >> peterson lost access to his previous lawyers hopes to be

it's been 20 years since his wife, lacey who was eight months pregnant, vanished from their modesto homechristmas eve. petersen was found guilty of the murders and received the death penalty which was overturned in 2020. now, he's in prison without the possibility of parole. on april 19th, he filed a new petition in a california appellate court seeking his release. the 800-page document lays out six claims, some involving what petersen and his family members are calling new evidence about a burglary across the street from the petersen's home around the time lacey vanished which they believe will exonerate him. >> this is all evidence that the madina burglary occurred the day lacey went missing. >> reporter: his sister-in-law janemy petersen told me in february they still believe he's innocent. >> no one has ever given a scenario that fits the evidence and explains how scott could have committed this crime. >> reporter: i asked the retired detective who worked the case about the theory. >> 100% no. no way we'd know. those guys, they polygraphed, they confessed, they went to jail and gave

robert lacey. a huge amount of interest in this story.as more on this story. we know this is an independent study being done but what more do we know about the research? we being done but what more do we know about the research?— about the research? we know it is takin: about the research? we know it is taking place _ about the research? we know it is taking place between _ about the research? we know it is taking place between the - about the research? we know it is i taking place between the university of manchester and the historic royal palaces which is a charitable organisation that looks after the palaces across the uk and we know it will be looking into the monarchy and what involvement it might have had with the slave trade in the 17th and 18th century. we know this research has started, started back in october so a month before the king came to the throne and it set to continue into 2026 and the soul basically started because the palace responded to an article that the guardian had written showing documents that shares had been t

china. taiwan officials say lay will not try to compete with while a co, china's dollar diplomacy. lacey, they are confident, paraguay, well we men and elijah go away, go worse, fat tie one must not become numb to losing allies. that each loss no matter how small is important, won't get. i one says we are a sovereign, an independent country. but if no one recognizes you, you're just talking to yourself. people here in time, one should pay attention, says gone. he says, the more diplomatically isolated island becomes more vulnerable. lee will be to aggression from china. joining us in the studio is data use, clifford conan, formerly based in aging, a clifford, it seems a bit crazy that events all the way across the pacific could impact ty, wine, and in turn regional security in the, in the pacific. well, it is a bit crazy, i think, you know, when you go to visit taiwan or you see these flags, you know, in front of the, of the foreign ministry in the presidential palace and there for places like as what you need to value. palau vatican city, these are some of the smallest countries in the

want to explore the area with one of the city's landmarks is the amanda, the tallest windmill, inch, lacey holstein. i love the weather is perfect for a boat. right. first i have to check in with captain you janese boda around trip cruise to lawton ends as lima under on the m. s. chad copper takes about 2 hours. the captain, son, young allah, is that the helm today? oh, the slime in the peninsula is situated at the mouth of the slide. its shape constantly changes as a result of the wind and waves. during storm tide slime under can be completely submerged. most of it is a bird sanctuary. this lighthouse has been guiding ships to safety since 1871. 1 side of the peninsula faces the open sea and from the mouth of the slide to the other end to the city of charlottesville. and the old fishing district of home is especially pretty. it was settled in the 10th century. in another must see is got off castle. it was once the residence of the dukes, if she needs be charged. dinah got off. the house also produce kings and bishops. ah, the castle's chapel dates back to 1590 and has been largely preserv

as many of you know, i have traveled the country and to world, and the work that is happening at lacey's is a worldwide model around what happens when we invest in talent. california alone had more than one million of those new business applications the past two years, and we want america's job creators like small businesses to have the tools and resources needed. to leverage these opportunities. . >> today's focus was on transportation, focusing on businesses that want to increase access to clean transportation for hyper polluting communities in los angeles. it also includes a program that places graduates in cleantech small businesses. >> what you are doing is fueling innovation, understanding the more people that are participating with the diversity of life experience and perspective, the more interesting and relevant and exciting the innovation will be. >> i am carlos ground up, abc 7 news. dion: castro theater. the city has voted in favor of designating the fixed orchestra seating a landmark. the organization, another planet entertainment, took over the theater last year and wants t

firm where she started clerking while studying for the bar and that is when she met legal assistant lacey. >> she was driven, wanting t get that next high and law school was that. being a lawyer was that. she achieved it. >> she passed the bar on her first shot >> her first shot. >> eagerly lapped up the har cases, the kind that made news accuse killers, drugs, gan bangers. in the spotlight, happil talking to reporters >> shaquille was enjoying such success, she opened her ow firm in a nice building and th complex on the court lacey went with her. >> where areas did she seek ou for herself? >> criminals, wanted to do criminals so bad >> burns watched her inaction, she was want to speak her mind and dress how she wanted and conservative lady lawyer one day in stilettos and spiky hair the next. >> would you walk into a courtroom and look like she ow the place. >> could hear her come i before you saw her >> you could and we always joke, because sh would wear four inch heels and you knew she was in th courtroom. >> another, think she was al about family, she had hired he sister to help with t

to use that she wrote were still mccorda with new berlin loma but the other city, the koreans and lacey were, you were doing it with lady we're used to shrug would you go to your project program for e wasena, erica, you know, any progress or stuff that you're calling cedar village in this could commit a vietnam star year. now jacobo today, when we can those it's we, i showed miss chose, i wish i display miss ling unusual. mr. la monica coarsely found no evidence. there was a lot of free faults, heritage and those. therefore, the whole thing is just a political drama for the media to cash, more dirt on trav, just on your see with the boon you go to the rules over really don't for 2 people are here to leave you a bit of property with everyone. i'm terry moran. we're coming to the air because we have breaking news right now. a jury and manhattan has found the tub organization guilty of tax fraud and several charges. the 2 trump organization entities were accused of being involved in a 15 year tax fraud. seeing where they gave their executive certain executives off above compensation, that

as many of you know, i have traveled the country and to world, and the work that is happening at lacey'sa worldwide model around what happens when we invest in talent. california alone had more than one million of those new business applications the past two years, and we want america's job creators like small businesses to have the tools and resources needed. to leverage these opportunities. . >> today's focus was on transportation, focusing on businesses that want to increase access to clean transportation for hyper polluting communities in los angeles. it also includes a program that places graduates in cleantech small businesses. >> what you are doing is fueling innovation, understanding the more people that are participating with the diversity of life experience and perspective, the more interesting and relevant and exciting the innovation will be. >> i am carlos ground up, abc 7 news. dion: castro theater. the city has voted in favor of designating the fixed orchestra seating a landmark. the organization, another planet entertainment, took over the theater last year and wants to re

the entire planet is feeling the impact of melting lacey us. since 1900 sea levels have risen by around 20 centimeters and particularly sharply since 1993. if this continues sea levels could be 1.10 meters higher by the end of this century than they are to day. worst case scenarios predict to rise of up to 1.7 meters in alexandria in egypt. the rising levels are already causing great concern most of the beach has already been swallowed by the sea. just a few years ago, sunbathing is lounged here on 6 rows of chairs. only one remains. almost 30 meters of beach are now under water. often the waves lapped directly against the buildings. like at this popular beat, cafe. the view is unique, but the future is uncertain. tommy, he made as income is crumbling. the 42 year old has been running his cafe for more than 20 years. but now it's days like this entire row of houses seem numbered. knows moreover, if this continues will sooner won't be a beach here. nothing at all. oh, certainly. next year the sea water will come right up to the edge here. we wil

but 13, he is on the melting lacey as a even more unstable growth or any ice old rock full could. the displacement of water that would overwhelm the current offenses. what us would be inundated and not for the 1st time. in 1041, a large avalanche fell into the lake. the resulting floods killed 1800 people. mm. at the time the lake has half a 1000000 cubic meters of water. now it's held $34.00 times that amount of lots of day would be devastating. la laguna, the boston figured under so as a broker both rumors cur, muscle one was as the most goes on, listed not both a nucleus kasey ethan cosa mutual muscular, both both riscas thermal sander and that he is also las go to bomb and 2014 south met members of environmental justice and g o german watch. together they decided to take on one of the global north largest emitters. our w. e. wrote of a hand is sales lawyer r w e is a german energy utility on the list of the most polluting companies worldwide with respect to greenhouse gases, the carbon major list, we're not saying r w e is responsible for the whole of climate change worldwide.

nissenbaum is a partner at the law firm of burris nissan bomb curry and lacey he suggests federal oversightay be necessary to move the department forward. well, there is nobody left to do it. they've shown they can't do it. da has shown that they're not willing to enforce the standards this embalm is the lawyer representing the family of angelo quinto who filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the antioch police department the case gay national attention in part because his death was silar to the killing of george floyd and they continued that prone restraint with enough pressure on his back to cause particular hemorrhages in his eyes. what that means is that it's a sign that they asphyxiated him while they restrained him. he says federal oversight can lead to effective internal investigations and enforcement of standards if someone makes an allegation against an officer, it gets investigated not in order to cover it up or not with a preconceived presumption that the officer is innocent the antioch police department declined to be interviewed for this story, but the department just released

a sudden lacey's, this is also something to do with the geography in the way where all those places easy to cross their swarms, forest lake city center. so you don't really cross very easy when there is a swamp or a name or something like that. so right, and we run those 2 real play. see, this is a direction ok, i'm continuous planning as well. understood. and perhaps you could outline for us what finland's main security concerns about russia. ah. well, i think it could be said very shortly to say that russia is unpredictable. so therefore you need to be a worst case scenario. even the fashion might be nice. one lace. both of those are white on the spanish legal today, but we need to be prepared and everything is done in the security policy to kind of imagine i imagine imaginable, so to speak. the sense is part of that. right. and we know that, but finland has already worked extensively with nato countries as extensive interoperability. what changes now that they're actually inside the club? 08 more international cooperation that definitely won't change is also there is a real change in

the entire planet is feeling the impact of melting lacey us. since 1900 sea levels have risen by around 20 centimeters and particularly sharply since 1993. if this continues sea levels could be 1.10 meters higher by the end of this century than they are to day. worst case scenarios predict to rise up to 1.7 meters in alexandria in egypt. the rising levels are already causing great concern most of the beach has already been swallowed by the sea. just a few years ago, sunbathe is lounged here on 6 rows of chairs. only one remains. almost 30 meters of beach are now under water. often the waves lapped directly against the buildings. like at this popular beach cafe, the view is unique, but the future is uncertain. tommy, he made as income is crumbling. the 42 year old has been running his cafe for more than 20 years. but now it's days like this entire row of houses seem numbered. knows to moraga. if this continues soon, there won't be a beach here. nothing at all. the sudden, next year, the sea water will come right up to the edge here. we will see

but that me is on the melting lacey as a even more unstable or any ice old rock full could call was the displacement of water that would overwhelm the current offenses. what us would be inundated and not for the 1st time. in 1941, a large avalanche fell into the lake. the resulting floods killed 1800 people. mm. at the time the lake, how's? how's a 1000000 cubic meters of water. now it's hold $34.00 times that amount of lots a day would be devastating. the laguna is the bus dunphy, graham, this all this hope local both must good muscle one. this is the most close on listed not both a nucleus cassie ethan goes on mutual muscular barrels and with riscas parmesan. during that he is for solisco to boom and 2014 sol met members of environmental justice and g o german watch. together they decided to take on one of the global north largest emitters. our w. e. wrote of a hand is south lawyer r w e is a german energy utility on the list of the most polluting companies world wide with respect to greenhouse gases, the carbon major list, we're not saying r w e is responsible for the whole of climat

joining us now is robert lacey, a british historian and writer. the build—up, 18 days to go? quiche being public, the build-up, 18 days to go?— 18 days to go? yes, and there are still mysteries. _ 18 days to go? yes, and there are still mysteries. we _ 18 days to go? yes, and there are still mysteries. we don't - 18 days to go? yes, and there are still mysteries. we don't know . still mysteries. we don't know exactly who's going, i believe sarah ferguson has, of her own account, said she's been told she's not invited. i don't think everybody who has been invited knows that yet. it's awful to say, i was talking to somebody in the royal family last night who said the actual invitations haven't gone out. the royal family get invited by special documents, called summonses, which are rather impressive historic documents and apparently, they haven't gone out. the documents and apparently, they haven't gone out.— documents and apparently, they haven't gone out. the save the dates haven't gone out. the save the dates have one haven't gone out. the save th

i'm joined by royal historian and biographer robert lacey. lovely to see you.it shows that? it shows that how aware he is, he has spoken in the past in emotional terms about the distress that memories of slavery caused him and prince william has spoken in the same way, as a slavery being something that he was personally ashamed of, he actually said he wished it had never happened. and this project is a phd thesis, we understand, that will address this issue precisely. cynics would say that it issue precisely. cynics would say thatitis issue precisely. cynics would say that it is much better for the monarchy to collaborate with the study like this, than to appear to block it. certainly, to give full access to the royal archives is a very rare thing, the royal archives are closely protected, particularly when it comes to the personal letters of the monarch and what they might have thought about something like this. so it shows the new king opening the door in a very firm way and being willing to look back at the past. and being willing to look back at the ast. ,

lacey hunter by didn't see all of this why is this happening and nothing happening over here in thisi made this statement for years a perception is reality and the perception is reality of the situation this is a bias plot against donald tr trump. maria: i would get back to the hunter biden story in just a moment. >> the $15 donation the fact that judge merchants daughter worked for progressive cause is it a bug with the system in new york, it's a future judges who are elected or appointed in new york county are apparatchiks of the democratic party. i would ask the congressman what tools are available to the judiciary committee to chair jordan once they have potentially pomegranates and alvin bragg what should the american public expect more than a sunlight on the process? >> two parts i agree completely on the issues of judges and elected judges most have political backgrounds and you can find that they are giving, especially before they were elected to the bench you will see them giving republican judges given to republican candidates given to democrat candidates. fifteen dollars g

calling new evidence about a burglary across the street from the pete areson home around the time that lacey is evidence that the modena robbery happened. >> and they say he's innocent. >> no one has given the scenario that fits the evidence and explained how scott could have committed this crime. >> and i asked about the theory. >> 100% no. those guys, they polygraphed, they confessed went to jail and gave the info and confirmed their alibis. >> peterson hopes to be assigned new counsel to address the claims in his appeal. >>. >> some of the biggest names in music are finding their voices literally cloned without their permission. part of the ai revolution that could cost the music industry billions coming up next. you were always so dedicated... ♪ we worked hard to build up the shop, save for college and our retirement. but we got there, thanks to our advisor and vanguard. now i see who all that hard work was for... it was always for you. seeing you carry on our legacy— i'm so proud. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. setting up the future for the ones you lov

senator lacey said they're relentlessly trying to bring down the president.ed the lessons. the president's personal stuff doesn't matter. we'll take that and run with it and nominate trump. that's why he won in 2016. so now the democrats are trying to reverse their lesson and there's a little bit of hypocrisy. they're the ones that fed the beast. >> trace: mark penn, you had this whole thing rolling over, the potential presidential candidates having a difficult time navigating how to kind of talk about this indictment. here's ron desantis. watch. >> you see this guy in manhattan, this district attorney, they're weaponizing the prosecutorial power to advance a political agenda. maybe it's targeting a politician they don't like. maybe it's letting criminals roam free. but it's not about your safety. it's not about the rule of law. it's about their idealogical agenda. >> interesting. no names, just scenarios. 15 seconds. >> absolutely. i think it puts these candidates in a difficult spot. they have to condemn this process and at the same time they don't favor tr

but in addition to that we have organization called lacey, and it's an incubator for environmental entrepreneurship green jobs. and the city of los angeles has been investing in this nonprofit organization to be the bridge between economic investments for the green transition, but also to create a more equitable transition for these low income communities to be a part of the overall green transition. talk about climate change. the challenge can seem overwhelming , but it's great to hear about some solutions that are making a difference. really appreciate your time. marta segarra, thank you so much. thank you very much. i really appreciate yours. in california around 250,000 gallons of sewage spilled into the los angeles river, prompting closure of seven miles of public beaches. county officials say this bill was caused by a malfunction in equipment used by sanitation maintenance crews are urging residents to stay away. disgusting nasty. can't enjoy the water. you can't jump in. you can't swim in here. i hope people respect the sign because it's really tempting. cnn's camila burnell has more. it's u

can look back. 40 years ago you had to read daniel yergin, "the prize," and you had to read robert laceybia. all that has been done better by ellen wald in her definitive one volume "saudi, inc." she joins us on short notice this morning. you talk in your book about an arabian dog. is this opec-plus announcement a new arabian on? ellen: it very well might be. we are seeing an unprecedented level of cooperation. i think i wrote last night that opec-plus is now functioning like a well oiled machine, which we definitely had not seen before. these voluntary cuts were put together quickly. just last week we had a bs say we are sticking with our plans for production quotas for the next six months. this is what we are sticking with. you see the gyrations in the market are financial issues and not something a supply de-risk could impact. now there is a complete reversal. there is some kind of geopolitical posturing going on, without a doubt, especially given the comments from russia. tom: in the construct of morning television and radio, you and i will do this in 45 seconds, but there are almost

many times, chr0s, when someone is committed to their job and don't have what they need, and lacey yogas on the floor, it makes them angry. why are you spending money on that when we don't have the resources to do my job effectively? when people talk about worker well-being, they think about programs that are not specific to the job. the last thing i will say, there is an amazing podcast with adam grant, he hosted a nobel laureate. he says to him, do you think we have gone too hard on engagement? should we be focused on the overall well-being on the worker? danny lets out a gas. -- gasp. that's more your fields than mine. i don't know that it is the role of an organization to focus on the entire well-being of a person, but i do think it is the role to focus on the well-being at work. that is why i think they should care about things like whether or not they have the opportunity to do with they do best, or whether they have good friends within the workplace. those are the emotional act specs that create a large workplace. i think it speaks to stakeholder or shareholder capitalists. >> yo

so does the sea level the entire planet is feeling the impact of melting lacey us? since 1900 sea levels have risen by around 20 centimeters and particularly sharply since 1993. if this continues, sea levels could be 1.10 meters higher by the end of this century than they are to day. worst case scenarios predict to rise up to 1.7 meters in alexandria in egypt. the rising levels are already causing great concern. most of the beach has already been swallowed by the sea. just a few years ago. sun bathe is lounged here on 6 rows of chairs. only one remains almost 30 meters of beach are now under water. often the waves lab.