lacey was 27 and 8 months pregnant when she went missing.he had been fishing in san francisco bay when lacey disappeared. months later, her body and unborn child were found washed ashore near where peterson said he was fishing on christmas eve. peterson was arrested the same day his wife and son's bodies were identified. after a five-month-long trial, he was convicted and sentenced to death. now 51 years old, peterson is currently serving life without parole after his death sentence was overturned on appeal. the innocence project, a nonprofit known for helping overturn hundreds of convictions, stating in court documents, "evidence has been discovered that points to mr. peterson's innocence and points to the actual perpetrators of the crimes against lacey and conner peterson." the motions point to a burglary that occurred across the street from the peterson home around the time of lacey's disappearance. claiming it was not fully investigated and that witnesses who saw lacey walking her dog the morning she went missing were not properly interv

the san francisco county superior court judge sentenced him to life in prison for lacey's murder without the possibility of parole. he was later moved off of death row. today's news is just the latest twist in a crime that ignited a nationwide media frenzy and inspired countless books, movies , documentaries and tv specials. so today, we want to dive into this new development in the peterson case from every angle. joining us live now are laura yeritsyan, los angeles criminal defense attorney who was on peterson's defense team, and tony brass, a former prosecutor and criminal lawyer. laura. and also tony, thank you both. i know it's a busy day. thanks for making time. >> thank you for having me. >> laura, i'm going to start with you. yeah. so, laura, i'll start with you because you've been on his defense team. what's your reaction to this huge development today? i think it's great news. >> it's positive. step forward since there's an interest in his case and the los angeles innocence project has seen it has seen it as it is seeing it as a case that is worth their time and their effort. an

moving on, a target bag from where lacey's remains were found.e, a black tarp. also, there was a van that was set on fire close to the time and in the vicinity of when lacey went missing. they want to do some dna testing of those areas. it will be very interesting to see if they get this. they may want some renewed testing because sophistication of dna is now,, obviously, not what it was in 2003. this is, to them, important. this is the case that was a death penalty conviction. it was overturned a couple of years ago based on the process rights. now it is life in prison without any possibility of parole. they want to get this conviction vacated to have a new trial ordered. >> very interesting. jeanne, thank you so much for that. we will continue to pay attention to it. >>> a gas leak gave a daycare, and everyone who was inside of it, just moments to evacuate before an explosion leveled the building next door. ahead we are going to speak to the washington fire chief about what happened, how they narrowly avoided a huge tragedy here. this is cnn ne

lacey believes coming together is key.oving forward, we have to start caring for each other, start loving each other, being more considerate for each other. >> i know these sounds trite and true, uh, trite things to some people, but it has to start with basic human decency. i wish j.r. i knew the answer. if i did, i would be promulgating it from the highest mountain. but one thing i do know, we have to do better, j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> and we have been in contact with mayor qingdao's office. >> they tell us they are working actively working with oakland's police commission to find a new chief as soon as possible. >> the two men charged with the murder of officer lay made their first appearances in court today, 27 year old mark sanders, 28 year old alan brown are charged with murder. sanders turned away from a camera inside a downtown oakland courtroom this morning, facing the judge today, brown showed no emotion. they are scheduled to return to court on january 18th to enter pleas in tonight's deep dive. >> we are

lacey believes coming together is key.ing forward, we have to start caring for each other, start loving each other, being more considerate for each other. >> i know these sounds trite and true, uh, trite things to some people, but it has to start with basic human decency. i wish j.r. i knew the answer. if i did, i would be promulgating it from the highest mountain. but one thing i do know, we have to do better, j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> and we have been in contact with mayor qingdao's office. >> they tell us they are working actively working with oakland's police commission to find a new chief as soon as possible. >> the two men charged with the murder of officer lay made their first appearances in court today, 27 year old mark sanders, 28 year old alan brown are charged with murder. sanders turned away from a camera inside a downtown oakland courtroom this morning, facing the judge today, brown showed no emotion. they are scheduled to return to court on january 18th to enter pleas in tonight's deep dive. >> we are ge

lacey's family has had to go down. but the innocence project may find something to keep scott from spending the rest of his life in prison. i can pretty much tell you right now it's my opinion. they don't have a lot right now. but there's enough. >> that picks the renters. >> peterson was sentenced to death in 2005. he was later sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. and he is currently incarcerated in the mule creek state prison in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> thank you, dan. one person is dead and 4 others are in the hospital tonight with life-threatening injuries after a shooting overnight and san francisco's tenderloin. this video here from the citizen app shows the heavy police presence around hyde and turk streets. it's about 2.30, in the morning for men and a woman were shot. one of the men died. no arrests have been made and there's no word on any possible suspects or what prompted the violence. >> investigators say 2.18 year-olds were involved in last week's police chase tha

. >> this comes more than two decades after peterson was first accused of killing his wife, lacey, and their unborn child. following the new developments from our newsroom. >> developing news right now after scott peterson almost two decades ago was convicted of killing his wife, lacey. the l.a. innocence project is taking up his murder case. the group works to exonerate those wrongly convicted through forensic or other scientific evidence, but they haven't said yet what clues they might have that they believe could change this case. peterson was convicted for the death of his pregnant wife and their unborn baby in 2004. he was sentenced to death in 2005, and then in 2020 the california supreme court reversed the death sentence because of questions over jurors behavior. he was resentenced to life without parole. that is where things stand now, peterson's attorney releasing a statement saying we are very excited to have the incredibly talented attorneys from the l.a. innocence project lend their considerable expertise to helping prove scott's innocence. the l.a. innocence project says o

a few months later, lacey's body and that of her unborn son were found in san francisco bay.bc7 news i-team reporter dan noyes spent the day reviewing the old case files and calling those involved in this 21 year old case. >> in this filing, scott peterson says he contacted the los angeles innocence project in july of last year. they took his case and yesterday filed a massive motion with exhibits. the innocence project's filings on behalf of scott peterson told a 1524 pages, including a motion for post-conviction discovery with the claim of actual innocence that is supported by newly discovered evidence. i asked scott peterson's sister in law, janey peterson, whether she sees this as a real shot at a new trial. absolutely, she texted, or solving the crime and scott being released, the peterson family credits mike gudgell, a journalist who used to work for abc news with tracking down new evidence. >> the verdict was unsatisfactory. it was really conflicted about the case because there were any explanation of really what happened to laci was really a mystery. >> the innocence

his 27-year-old lacey disappeared on christmas eve in 2002. a short time later police discovered that peterson was having and affair with a massage therapist named amber. when the bodies of his wife and child washed up in san francisco bay police charged him with murder. when arrested 30 miles from the mexico border peterson was carrying nearly $10,000 in cash, multiple cell phones his brothers i.d. card and he had dyed his hair. he pled not guilty and maintained his full innocence. hi death penalty was overturned in 2020 and a court reaffirmed his conviction in 2021 with a life sentence and no possibility for parole. in 2023 his attorneys filed a petition claiming actual innocence supported by newly discovered evidence. now the innocence project is involved. the organization's mission statement says, quote. its director saying: >> joining me michael, a juror in scott peterson's trial. thanks so much for joining us. when most people saw this headline they had to first go back 20 years and think about all that transpired during that trial when

a few months later, lacey's body and that of her unborn son were found in san francisco bay.news i-team reporter dan noyes spent the day reviewing the old case files and calling those involved in this 21 year old case. >> in this filing, scott peterson says he contacted the los angeles innocence project in july of last year. they took his case and yesterday filed a massive motion with exhibits. the innocence project's filings on behalf of scott peterson told a 1524 pages, including a motion for post-conviction discovery with the claim of actual innocence that is supported by newly discovered evidence. i asked scott peterson's sister in law, janey peterson, whether she sees this as a real shot at a new trial. absolutely, she texted, or solving the crime and scott being released, the peterson family credits mike gudgell, a journalist who used to work for abc news with tracking down new evidence. >> the verdict was unsatisfactory. it was really conflicted about the case because there were any explanation of really what happened to laci was really a mystery. >> the innocence proj

. >> donald lacey, who daughter lois shea was killed in oakland back in 1997, is react to what we have seen in oakland in recent years and this past year, a 2023 that saw a rise in robberies, burglaries, stolen vehicles and homicides, 126 homicides total, including a police officer. >> it is so painful to me, as someone who was reared in what used to be the one of the greatest cities in the planet in the mid 60s, when i was a kid, and in the 70s, friday, community members in oakland will hold two events a vigil in chinatown for tuan lei, the oakland police officer who was killed last week, and a rally outside of oakland city hall to demand that mayor shang tao and council members declare a state of emergency to help speed the process in getting a permanent police chief, something the city has not had since last february. >> i don't need to wait to april may for another police chief. we got to do this a lot sooner. >> and remember that, uh, the mayor has promised us that, you know, by by the end of this year, uh, we should have a police chief, uh, or should be calling for the state of e

lacey's family has had to go down. but the innocence project may find something to keep scott from spending the rest of his life in prison. i can pretty much tell you right now it's my opinion. they don't have a lot right now. but there's enough. >> that picks the renters. >> peterson was sentenced to death in 2005 and then he was later sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. he's currently incarcerated in mule creek state prison in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> dan, thank you. new at 10 police in san jose are investigating a possible murder after the body of a man was found inside of a car on cruise drive and montague expressway. the discovery was made last thursday today the coroner's office found the victim suffered from physical trauma. the identity of the man spotty that was found has not yet been released. meantime, one person was hit and killed this morning in san mateo by caltrain. it happened near the hayward park station. the agency says the train was going from san jose. the

if you'll remember, lacey was 8 1/2 months pregnant. she went missing. about his whereabouts. he said he went golfing. then he said he went fishing. then he said he had an afare with amber frey and lied to amber frey about when he knew lacey went missing. there was a tremendous amount of evidence against him and the innocence project right now is not dealing with any of that as far as we know so far, just what a juror said whether they could truly be impartial. and this case has been taken up through the courts all the way multiple times to the supreme court. >> sean: all right, we're going to have to wait, watch and see. >> and affirmed! >> and we'll see if that holds. and, mark, maybe you'll have -- you'll give everybody you meet a reminder that you once represented him and maybe you'll get the same hatred i get when i'm in blue states like new york. any way, appreciate both of you coming on. thank you. all right, when we come back, according to a report, there is a weird chocolate obsession among white house staffers. the one and only jimmy failla is

lacey's family has had to go down. but the innocence project may find something to keep scott from spending the rest of his life in prison. i can pretty much tell you right now it's my opinion. they don't have a lot right now. but there's enough. >> that takes their renters in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> it's 10 32 and another developing story. the 4 men charged in connection with the killing of oakland police officer twan lay have pleaded not guilty. now in court, lay was shot and killed responding to a burglary in oakland and it was laid to rest last week. mark sanders, alan brown and marcus cooper all face face several charges including murder. prosecutors accuse sanders firing the shots that killed lay brown is accused of being in the car with sanders. cooper was arrested in southern california over the weekend. all 3 are being held without bail. and then the 4th person to brian russell is charged with burglary. he entered a not guilty plea and is out on custody out of custody. he posted bail. all 4 a

lacey's family has had to go down. but the innocence project may find something to keep scott from spending the rest of his life in prison. i can pretty much tell you right now it's my opinion. they don't have a lot right now. but there's enough. >> that takes their renters in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> 8.33 is the time and the 4 men charged in connection with the killing of oakland police officer twan lay have all pleaded not guilty in court. lay was shot and killed while responding to a burglary call in oakland. fact, it was just laid to rest. last week. we brought that to you live. as for the suspect, smart sanders, alan brown and marcus cooper. a face several charges including murder. prosecutors accuse standards are being the one who actually fired the fatal shots. brown is accused of being in the car with sanders at the time. cooper was arrested in southern california this past weekend in all 3 men. now are being held without bail. as for the 4th suspect, brian russell, he's only charged with burgl

new motions in san mateo county court this week attempting to prove that he did not kill his wife lacey and unborn child connor. attorneys filed an 880 page document with new witness statements. the group says the documents support his long-standing claim of innocence. he was convicted in the 2002 murder of his wife and unborn child. her body was found in the san francisco bay month after her disappearance. he was sentenced to death which was eventually reduced to life in prison without parole. the newly submitted documents focus on three key items. a burned-out fan found near the home in modesto around the time she disappeared. a burglary at the home across the street and some evidence found on the shore of the bay. >> if you find the same dna on the items from the burglary from the van and from the shore of san francisco bay, that is the story line. the storyline is there was a burglary. she was kidnapped by the burglars, put into a van, later killed and her body was later put at the san francisco bay. >> the case gripped the bay area 20 years ago and continues to do so. the innocence

lacey's family has had to go down. the innocence project may find something to keep scott from spending the rest of his life in prison. i can pretty much tell you right now it's my opinion. they don't have a lot right now. but there's enough. >> that takes their renters in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> the family of kristin smart has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against cal poly university decades after her disappearance. smart was last seen at off-campus party on memorial day in 1996, she walked off with paul flores who was convicted of her murder in 2002. prosecutors say excuse me, 2022 prosecutors say he killed her during an attempted rape in his dorm room at the university. her body has never been found yesterday. smarts, brother and sister filed a lawsuit against the school. they're claiming officials could have prevented her death if they had properly handled prior campus. police reports a flora stalking or harassing other female students. we have reached out to cal poly for comment. we are waiting

lacey's family has had to go down. the innocence project may find something to keep scott from spending the rest of his life in prison. i can pretty much tell you right now it's my opinion. they don't have a lot right now. but there's enough. >> that takes their renters in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> 7.33 is the time and more developing news this morning. the 4 men charged in connection with the killing of oakland police officer twan lay have pleaded not guilty in court. late was shot and killed while responding to a burglary call back in well oakland, he was laid to rest last week. marc sanders, alan brown and marcus cooper all face several charges now including murder and prosecutors are accusing sanders of being the one who fired the fatal shots. brown is accused of being in the car with sanders at the time. cooper was arrested in southern california this past weekend. and all 3 men now being held without bail. as for the 4th suspect. so brian russell, he was charged with burglary. he is out on bail af

lacey's family has had to go down. but the innocence project may find something to keep scott from spending the rest of his life in prison. i can pretty much tell you right now it's my opinion. they don't have a lot right now. but there's enough. >> that takes their renters in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and turning to national news now, congress passed a short-term funding bill to keep the government open beyond midnight tonight, but a long-term solution continues to be a challenge. washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. house lawmakers passed this measure late last night, but they'll likely find themselves in a similar position again before too long. >> most of the opposition to the short term measure came from hard-right republicans under no circumstances is something that we should be supporting. but the majority of house republicans and democrats agreed it was a worthwhile effort to avoid a government shutdown. we very partisan ship for bipartisan governor house democrats. >> bel

lacey's family has had to go down. innocence project may find something to keep scott from spending the rest of his life in prison. i can pretty much tell you right now it's my opinion. they don't have a lot right now. but there's enough. >> that takes their renters in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> 9.33 is the time develop ing news this morning. the 4 men charged in connection with the killing of oakland police officer twan lay of all pleaded not guilty in court. lay was shot and killed while responding to a burglary in oakland and was laid to rest just this last week. marc sanders, allan brown and marcus cooper. they're all facing several charges, including murder. prosecutors, in fact, say it was sanders who fired the fatal shot. brown was in the car with sanders according to police and cooper, we know was arrested in southern california this past week. all 3 men are being held without bail until trial. as for the 4th suspect, he's been identified as sub ron russell, he's only charged with burglary so he

the filing also mentions a witness who says he saw a pregnant woman fitting lacey's description, who appeared to be under duress getting into a van on scenic road. >> i think there's enough evidence, uh, that it's probable that that someone else may have committed the crime. um, enough evidence for law enforcement, law enforcement to, uh, investigate further. >> they also want more information to help track the trail of a croton watch. that may have been laci peterson's palm the week after she disappear. and the filings claim modesto police did not fully follow up on reports that laci was spotted walking her golden retriever after the time. scott peterson says he went fishing at 930 that morning. lead innocence project attorney paula mitchell writes that she has encountered witnesses who feared coming forward because the case is too high profile. scott peterson claimed innocence from that day that laci disappeared, and he repeated that in the filings, writing, i had absolutely nothing to do with the disappearance and deaths of my wife and son. i am not a violent person. i have never

lacey's family has had to go down.roject may find something to keep scott from spending the rest of his life in prison. i can pretty much tell you right now it's my opinion. they don't have a lot right now. but there's enough. >> that takes their renters in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> 5.37 is the time and other developing news now. the 4 men charged in connection with the killing of oakland police officer twan lay have all pleaded not guilty in court. lay was shot and killed while responding to a burglary in oakland and was laid to rest just last week. marc sanders, alan brown and marcus cooper all face several charges, including murder. prosecutors accused sanders of being one who fired the shot that killed lay and brown is accused of being in the car with sanders at the time. cooper was arrested in southern california this past weekend. and all 3 men now being held without bail. as for the 4th suspect. so brian russell only charged with burglary. he entered a not guilty plea and is out of custody right

remember the juror that was talking to lacey's brother, and he gets tossed off for that, and he was a bit liberal and looking at the evidence a little more critically. in other words, he wasn't doing it emotionally. and then you had the other jurors. you had doctor lawyer who said to the jury, let's vet this. let's take our time. and the jury got upset at that, went to judge deluca and got rid of him. they kicked him off. then you had miss nies remember her strawberry shortcake, right? right. who walks into the jury room and announces, let us get him for the little men. in other words, conner. so she had already made up her mind without vetting the evidence with the jury. they're going to look at all those things. >> you warned us not to jump to conclusions about. many people saying, oh, the innocence project, it's interesting. i was talking with a longtime producer here who lived through the scott peterson case. i said, we only hear about the cases that the innocence project gets overturned. do you know how many, you know, cases as they get overturned versus how many they initially l

lacey's family has had to go down. innocence project may find something to keep scott from spending the rest of his life in prison. i can pretty much tell you right now it's my opinion. they don't have a lot right now. but there's enough. >> that takes their renters in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> what more developing news now. the 4 men charged in connection with the killing of oakland police officer twan lay pleaded not guilty in court. lay was shot and killed while responding to a burglary in oakland and was laid to rest last week. so mark sanders, alan brown and marcus cooper, they all face several charges, including murder. prosecutors accused sanders of being one who actually fired the shots that killed way. brown is accused of being in the car with sanders at the time. and cooper was arrested in southern california this past weekend. all 3 men are now being held without bail. as for the 4th suspect, brian russell, he's charged simply with burglary. he entered a not guilty plea and he's out on bail.

. >> actress cindy morgan best known as blond bombshell lacey morgan in the film caddyshack, has died. officials in palm beach county, florida, say it was due to natural causes. the chicago native started as a model, then made her big screen debut in the 1980 comedy. she also appeared in the 1982 disney film tron. cindy morgan was 69. >> jonathan majors is speaking publicly for the first time since his domestic violence conviction. today marks three weeks since the actor was found guilty of reckless assault, a misdemeanor, and harassment stemming from an incident with former girlfriend grace jabari last month. last march, speaking exclusively with abc's linsey davis, majors addressed jabari's accusations. >> she says inside the car, you hit her in the face, twist her arm behind her back, fracture her middle finger. yeah that did not happen. what happened? she went to grab the phone. >> i held the phone. >> i pulled the phone back. she came on top of me, squeezed my face, slapped me. um, at that. that's that's that's all i remember. >> so she ends up with a one inch cut behind her ear

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other options revolve around incidents that happened around the time of lacey's disappearance such ashouse across the street. that was burglarized. a van that caught on fire the day after her disappearance and her stolen watch, which was sold at a shop. the innocence project says these incidents could point to another potential suspect. and that project they're calling for the release of testimonies. witness names. police report said materials related to the investigation. meantime, kron 4 legal analyst michael cardoza, he warns against the public jumping to their own conclusions about this case. if the innocence project finds anything promising in their investigation, the organization will have to go to the federal level. first peterson is now serving life in prison without parole. organization claims federal officials are investigating the san francisco and oakland unified school district's over anti-semitism concerns. kron four's philippe djegal has the details on that. >> the jewish community relations council bay area says it learned thursday that the u.s. department of education

they are demanding the government work to immediately return their family members. lacey's why in november, so to really some around half of the captain and is really forces of carried out more rates of policy occupied westbank making arrests and searching pat, assuming homes. several people were injured within 10 slicing near the cities that still correct and, and had brought german 4 administer on elena boxes. a 2 state solution is the only answer to the war on gossip. the remarks came a head of a meeting of a foreign ministers with representatives from israel, the palestinian of 40 and some arab nations. it's saying that ending the war and guys are in finding a long term solution. the you is considering sanctions against moss and is there any settlers in the occupied westbank that boston has more from brussels? we heard from the german foreign minister and she basically is still not agreeing with an immediate cease fire. and there's a lot of other countries who have the same opinion, so there's a lot of division on the immediate action and guys have, but they have phones a some common g

before scott left all other options revolve around other incidents that happened around the time of lacey's disappearance. a house across the street in modesto that was burglarized a van that caught fire on the day after her disappearance and her stolen watch, which was sold at a shop. all incident seen its and projects as could point to another potential suspect. the discovery request by the innocence project calls for the release of testimony. witness names. police reports and materials related to the investigation, though, a deeper dive into the details is happening. kron 4 legal analyst michael cardoza says this investigation should not lead people to jump to conclusions. and if the innocence project's find anything in its review, it will still have to go to the federal level. the courts there to try to move forward with efforts to get a new trial for scott peterson in the newsroom. can wane kron 4 news? >> thank you. macy's has said it will lay off nearly 2400 employees nationwide at the end of the month. the retailers also going to be shutting down 5 brick and mortar stores, including

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but fast forward to the time when they found lacey and her son's body. she was decapitated.months pregnant. her son was found a mile away from her in the san francisco bay. the theory being how did that happen? was there a satanic cult that somehow extracted this baby from her body that was not really explored but it was a theory of the defense? i think those are the dots, bill, that the innocence project. >> bill: very well done. let me go back to the late great barbara walters interview from 2004 with his parents. >> what did you think when you learned your son was the prime suspect? >> couldn't believe it. we thought they were joking. >> just disbelief. here is a missing woman and within days you are focusing on my son and you should be out looking for his wife and baby. >> bill: then she says it is just not in him. it is just not in him. the defense is claiming, this project is claiming there were items never seen and unable to locate or access and there have been a burglary near their house two years prior to her disappearance and death. now, the innocence project has a

chip giants micron and kl lacey making the equipment robotic chipmaking that is an all-time high for service that i mentioned that we have nice moves in one year highs for micron and kla. let's get to the floor show we late a lot. the best or the worst is yet to come this week in the form of the federal reserve favor inflation gauge, joy dimino proshares global investment strategist and the lonski group president john lonski. john, you get to choose. when i say big data i'm talking the feds favor inflation number, the core pce, the expectation is to see you around 3%, this comes out on friday, 3% is only 2 tons of 8% slower, we need to see this number come down there when we saw in november. >> i think is going to continue to head down provided that the economy slows. that's the important factor. those on the equity side that are betting on a lower federal funds rate have to realize the fed funds rate is not coming down unless the economy slows and increases the risk of lower-than-expected sales and lower-than-expected earnings. elizabeth: can we put up the calendar, it's jampacked w

> jimmy: yeah, yeah >> and then we -- i think like the last part that we cast was gretchen who was lacey's a hard part to cast like we saw a lot of amazing actors - >> jimmy: oh, of course. >> -- you need that person who's like smart, but like fragile and looks like they might just like come unhinged at any second. >> jimmy: yes. >> and i had one day where i was like, "i'm going to go back and watch every single tape of every gretchen that's come in. so i spent like a whole day watching all of them -- all of them and then i was like, "this girl i love this girl bebe wood, she's perfect she's gretchen." and we hired her and then i went to look at her imdb page and then i realized that i had worked with her when she was ten on "30 rock. [ audience ohs ] and i was like, "i pick her every time!" >> jimmy: "i like you! >> "i like you every time, bebe wood! so cute. >> jimmy: how about the -- the heartthrob >> yes, chris briney >> jimmy: he's coming on next week, i think. >> he's such a nice guy and i'm getting to an age now where i'm like, "what a nice boy what a nice kid. [ laughter ] >> jim

that peterson would not get a new trial following his 2004 convection for the murder of his wife, lacey dumping them in the san francisco bay. he was moved off of death row, though, after the state supreme court overturned his death sentence but not his conviction. our ian cole is tracking the story. >>> a bold demonstration calling for action from one of san francisco's iconic landmarks. activists rallied to call for a cease-fire in gaza. our reporter was there. >> reporter: i've been told that the last time they saw this type of activism was in 1989. this morning, groups led specifically by jewish community groups, are here to say that they are in solidarity with other pro-palestinian protestors here in the city and other americans across the country who support calls for a cease-fire. let's take a moment -- a look back at the moment when the banner was dropped from san francisco's iconic tower, addressed to three politics, nancy pelosi, alex padilla and nanafda butler. they are also calling out mayor breed, who said the seize fire resolution passed in san francisco does not reflect t

so joining us now to talk about all that snow is patrick lacey with palisades resort. thank you for joining us. patrick got some snow and it's snowing right now. >> that's exactly correct. yeah. last night we received 79 and says our mount yeah, there's a little bit concerned right now, but the same time i mean, i look behind it is snowing right now. >> yeah, it's definitely coming down. what's the snow like? is it good forous? snowballs or skiing? >> yeah, i mean, obviously it's pretty good for skating right now. that's not actually staying pretty dry. so some nice fine powder you it was started out a little bit wet. but right now it is pretty dry making for some great scheme. not so much snowballs, though. not so much know about. all right, guys. crowded. there we're taking some pictures and some video what's happening? but are you guys like superbook from now until like? >> i think most people's vacations ends next week. school starts next week. so what's happening between now like sunday? >> yeah, i mean, today was pretty busy. i will we do have of powder, obviousl

a san francisco county superior court judge recently set him to life in prison for lacey's murder without the possibility of parole. to look back at how the case unfolded, check out a timeline that we have at abc seven news.com. >> the family of murdered college student kristin smart is filing a wrongful death and negligence lawsuit against cal poly san luis obispo. the lawsuit claims university failed to properly respond to reports of smart's convicted killer classmate paul flores exhibited harassing, stalking and violent behavior on campus. smart vanished in may of 1996. flores was convicted of first degree murder in 2023, and sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. >> volunteers who run a public garden in lake merritt are asking for help after someone stole $20,000 worth of their bonsai trees. the director of bonsai gardens says someone broke through their fence and stole eight rare trees. some of them nearly 100 years old, and this is the fourth time the garden has been burglarized within four years. >> it's so sad that people can'trillionisk respect something that everybody comes an

doctor lawyer got kicked off, a juror got kicked off for having a very brief conversation with lacey's brother. then you have strawberry shortcake. miss nice, who walks into the jury room. she was an alternate. she was the one with the strawberry hair who walks into the jury room and announces, let's get him for the little man, meaning conner. so she announces what she thought about the case right then, without talking to the other jurors, there's just an awful lot here. they can look so real quick. >> we got to run. how? what's the timeline here? >> oh, it's going to be a while. you're looking at a year, i would think, at least. >> okay, well, something we will all be watching. yes we will. michael. thank you. you're welcome. you get your thoughts? >> thank you. >> the city of modesto was changed forever when laci peterson disappeared and her husband was convicted. coming up tonight at six, we're going to take you there to see how the city is reacting to the news today. we do have complete coverage of the story for you out there online. just head to our website at ktvu.com. >> and ove

the filing also mentions a witness who says he saw a pregnant woman fitting lacey's description, who appear to be under duress. getting into a van on scenic road. >> i think there's enough evidence that it's probable that that someone else may have committed the crime. enough evidence for law enforcement, law enforcement to, uh, investigate further. >> they also want more information on to help track the trail of a croton watch that may have been laci peterson's palm the week after she disappeared. and the filings claim modesto police did not fully follow up on reports that laci was spotted walking her golden retriever after the time. scott peterson says he went fishing at 930 that morning. lead innocence project attorney paula mitchell writes that she has encountered witnesses who feared coming forward because the case is too high profile. scott peterson has claimed innocence from the day laci disappeared, and he repeated that in the filings, writing i had absolutely nothing to do with the disappeared and deaths of my wife and son. i am not a violent person. i have never had a physi

as a result of it, the horizon scandal fund was set up and i'm joined by trustee helen lacey.s evening, and by fellow trustee david chaplin . helen, all of david chaplin. helen, all of this was written a couple of years ago . so are you frustrated years ago. so are you frustrated how long this has all taken? i'm terribly frustrated. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> i mean, three years ago we spoke to nick and he mentioned writing this book. we published it in november 2021, and it's taken until the itv drama to really get it into the public arena, which i think is really, you know, very, very disappointing for the subpostmasters that are still waiting but it is waiting for money. but it is better late than never, isn't it? well, 25 years for some people. >> i love time and a long time, but i mean, you're in the studio talking about it as we speak. the house of commons is debating it. yes it may have taken an itv drama, but what do we do? how do we get justice for these people ? we get justice for these people? >> well, i mean, we're trustees of the horizon scandal fund and wha

that's actually my beautiful, intelligent wife, lacey. who, by the way, is one othe members of the radio correspondents association. so thank you, sweetheart. this last year's chairman also would not have been possible without the support of colleagues at my network, my fox family. thank you so much. my family across the press corps and my time as chairman was of course, made much easier because of the executive committee members. you see up here with me tonight who spend hours sometimes at inconvenient, to advocate for access, pool setups, news conferences, all while doing their full time jobs. our dinner chairman, noah gray, had the official toast. but if you have anything left in your glass, i actually didn't bring mine with me. that's okay. i hope you will join me in saying thank you to noah. to paul, to ben, to nathaniel, claudia, our vice chair, and to be chair ryan nobles. who brought me something that helps with. appreciate it, buddy. i also want to thank our gallery directors, mike mastering and august warnock, a. so stick around