have you seen lacy. do you know where lacy's at? these are over a period of two and a half hours. >> did christen talk to her? >> one thing i pointed out to the authorities from the messages, it that it was very clear there was noise. tire noise, road noise. he was driving every time he called. >> he was on the road when he was calling you? >> right. >> probably driving back from berkley marina? >> that appears to be what was going on. >> the detectives find something disturbing in his boat. five homemade cement anchors. >> there were five rings on that trailer with cement around them. as if there was a bucket. we only found one anchor. we only find one. if you make five and only find one and when the body is recovered right close to where he told me where he was fishing and recovered with no head and no hands and no feet i can get they might have been on the body when it went in the water. >> the day after christmas in 2002 as the community rallies around scott, the family offers a cash reward. >> we want to know where she is and w

have you seen lacy. do you know where lacy's at? these are over a period of two and a half hours. >> did christen talk to her? >> one thing i pointed out to the authorities from the messages, it that it was very clear there was noise. tire noise, road noise. he was driving every time he called. >> he was on the road when he was calling you? >> right. >> probably driving back from berkley marina? >> that appears to be what was going on. >> the detectives find something disturbing in his boat. five homemade cement anchors. >> there were five rings on that trailer with cement around them. as if there was a bucket. we only found one anchor. we only find one. if you make five and only find one and when the body is recovered right close to where he told me where he was fishing and recovered with no head and no hands and no feet i can get they might have been on the body when it went in the water. >> the day after christmas in 2002 as the community rallies around scott, the family offers a cash reward. >> we want to know where she is and w

with laci's family.he has so many questions he is not answering. >> i am no longer supporting him. >> earlier in the investigation i am cornering scott as he plays the dutiful husband sup pridingervising the production. >> geraldo came in closed the door behind him and said scott i know you did this, i want you to tell me man to man. scott was clearly rattled by him. he said he kind of ignored him and left. >> not going to waste my time defending myself. i don't really care what those people out there think. when people accuse me of some involvement and i had nothing to do with her disappearance. >> increasingly isolated scott turns to other media for support. a bad idea since the story of having told his pregnant wife lacywifesy about his girlfriend amber. >> you expect people to believe an 8 and a half month pregnant woman learns her husband has an affair and is casual about it? accommodating? makes peace with it? >> well yeah no one knows our relationship but us. >> scott's media interviews later beco

i took lacy for a guitar lesson the other day. >> reporter: we met up with lacy a 16-year-old that wantsto play the guitar better. >> what kind of music do you like? >> rock hip-hop, pop. >> reporter: gary prince chair of the jazz department offered to guess lacy a lesson. >> you brought your guitar. should we take it out? >> yeah. >> great. >> reporter: gary tuned um and plugged both guitars in the amplifier and asked lacy for a little sample of something she liked to play. ♪ lacy at 16 is a conscientious student who struggled to learn all she can, since getting a slow start as a young child before coming into foster care at 4 years old. >> she needs kind of an extra boost to get her up to speed. >> reporter: lacy has shown an interest in a lot of different activities. >> i did karate for a while. i did ballet cheerleading. soccer. >> reporter: have you thought about what you'd like to be when you're owlall grown up. >> a fashion designer and in a band playing guitar. >> reporter: and hopes to improve her singing skills. ♪ because i knew you were trouble when you w so shame on me now ♪

sentencing for lacy spears is scheduled for april 8th. joining us now is tonya and richard saint paul. >> the jury was given the option of first-degree manslaughter conviction and carried a sentence of up to 25 years and they opted for the serious second-degree murder 25 years to life and clearly they did not buy what little defense was put on in this case? >> clearly they didn't. the jury, as most of us who were watching the case, were particularly appalled by the notion that the mother who is supposed to be care for a innocent child primary care taker. intentionally tortured him and poisoning him with sodium and lied about it. she sealed her own fate. and the defense may have made a mistake by not arguing her mental state and she was disturbed. normal mothers don't do this. and that would have mitigated in something less than murder. and they didn't dpo go that route. >> there is a syndrome and gets a fair amount of attention. a care giver intentionally you know, causes problem and illness to somebody they are carrying for so they can s

laci peterson vanished 2002. months later her body and remains of a fetus were found.sband scott peterson the suspect after reports of infidelity surfaced. >> had laci peterson not been pregnant she would be alive today. >> reporter: after months of testimony and deliberations the jury found scott peterson guilty. the judge agreed with the jury's recommendation he be fute -- put to death. according to his appeal to the california supreme court filed two years ago he maintains his innocence as he did in this 2003 interview. >> i had nothing to do with her disappearance. >> the state attorney general just filed the response to scott peterson appeal. it took him 8 years to file that appeal. >> i think one of the things it tells us these cases are slow to come to justice. >> reporter: she is a professor of law and studies death penalty cases. she says these cases take years since there is not enough qualified lawyers to handle them. the state doesn't pay enough. 749 inmates are currently on death row in california. the last execution in 2006. according to a death penalty i

sarah lacy facebook is talking to the "new york times" on the verge of giving zuckerberg a fat bit of content to keep people on facebook. >> it is fascinating and it is the combination of "new york times" and buzz feed together such a p.r. master stroke of face book, two big media giants on polar opposites of the scale buzz need is very modern very new media, highly valued going after shares and distribution and all about distribution, and "new york times" all about brand, one of the only publications where subscriptions seem to kind of be working. leveraging off the 150 year plus reputation and frankly beg of the publications want a limit bit of what the other has.

it's ready for him. >> lacy and baby connor's bodies were found in april 2003 on the shoreline of the san francisco bay until richmond. scott peterson remains behind bars at san quintin. >>> the social network has already paid for a part of a new apartment complex on haven avenue. now it's floating the idea of creating more thousand new apartment complexes for its workers. >>> facebook plans to give users more gain on what types of posts it does not allow. the company hopes clarifying its rules will let them know what posts they allow. even after explains the thinking behind its posting rules, facebook says is it will not actively scan accounts and automatically remove content. it will rely on member complaints to find offensive posts. >>> 4:45 is the time. march madness officially gets under way this week. undefeated kentucky number one seed in the tournament. wisconsin, duke, andville nova are the number one seeds. the tournament starts with the first four games today and tomorrow. the winners of those games advance to the field of 64. and then the full tournament begins on thursday

. >> we met up with lacy a 16-year-old who wants to learn to play the guitar better.t kind of music do you like? >> rock hip hop, pop. >> the chair of the jazz department offered to give her a lesson. >> i see you brought your guitar with you today. should we take it out? >> yeah. >> great. >> he tuned up and plugged the guitars into the amplifier and asked for a sample of something she likes to play. >> she is a student who struggled to learn all she can since getting a slow start as a child since coming into foster care. >> she needs an extra boost to get her up to speed. >> reporter: she's shown an interest in a lot of different activities. >> i did karate ballet cheer leading, soccer. >> reporter: have you thought about what you would like to be when you are all grown up? >> a fashion designer and in a band playing a guitar. >> reporter: she hopes to improve her singing skills. ♪ cause i knew you were trouble when you walked in ♪ ♪ so shame on me now ♪ >> reporter: a family could make a difference for lacy encouraging her to be all she dreams of becoming. meanwhil

at one point he was asked about the nursery he and laci prepared for their son. >> that door is closed. i can't -- i can't enter that door. >> what sort of preparations did you do? >> the furniture is there, it's painted. it's ready. all of the little itty-bitty clothes and wonderful things we have. >> when the case went to trial, prosecutors pointed out that peterson had used the nursery for surgery piling chairs and linens in the room. he remains behind bars in san quentin. his appeal process is underway. >>> a local world war ii veteran is on his way to attend the 70th anniversary commember rigs of the battle of eweee -- iwo jima. marines lined up for marin private dewey dobson and his wife sheila. dobson was 18 years old back in 1945 when the u.s. landed and essentially captured the island from the japanese. he was wounded in the first wave of the invasion. >> after i was wounded, i jumped under a big shell hole. mortars kept coming. i was praying they wouldn't come in the hole with me because i had explosives with me. >> a huge sendoff including uso volunteers are seeing private d

the cumber loun county prosecutor's office announced that rock axxanne lacy has been charged with operating day-care center that was unlicensed. prosecutors claim lacy needed a license to care for more than five kids. >>> hundreds of la salle university students are taking part in the second annual relay for life. they have less than an hour to go. the event kicked off at 6:00 last night and runs until 6:00 this morning. it's this school's largest on-campus fund-raiser and the proceeds go to the american cancer society. students hope to raise about $26,000. >>> and today the phanatic will lead the way as 5,000 racers take part in philly's charity 5k. it starts at 8:00. they run around fdr park and end up back at the ballpark. this is video from the beginning of the race last year. the event raises money for phillys charities groups which gives grants every year. >>> we're learning more about the germanwings co-pilot. some say he should not have been flying that day because of mental health issues but the hospital says that's not true. >>> the amanda knox saga is over. what she has to say af

lacy would have needed a license to care for more than five kids. >>> this morning, police in voorhees want you to take a good look at these pictures. the two men you see right here are persons of interest in a robbery that injured an elderly man. 83-year-old man was robbed near the robin hill apartments on preston avenue. police say he was treated at the hospital for injury to his face. >>> nobody will be charge that's the word from philadelphia police after this 4-year-old girl tried to take a bus ride by herself in the middle of the night. according to investigators, the girl got herself dressed and left her house in tacony around 3:00 yesterday morning. she boarded the bus telling passengers that she wanted a slushy from a convenience store. the driver called police and stopped the bus until officers arrived. >> this day and age, stuff going on, somebody could have picked her up. it was scary to see her out there that time of night by herself. >> police reunited the girl with her mother at the hospital where the girl was checked out a few hours later. >>> today, the phanatic will l

lacy a big game. 17 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists. draws the contact. nova's hilliard trying to keep the wildcats in it. he had 27. lacy to desmond lee. hanging. five-point game less than two minutes to play. anthony barber missed it off the glass. the nova band is playing on in tears. top ranked kentucky 35-0. cincinnati giving them everything they can handle. bearcats bearing down defensively. the steal. fast break. shaq thomas getting up. kentucky a 10-0 run to end the half. second half harrison, third three of the game. they win by 13. kentucky faces maryland or west virginia. >>> in the midwest region notre dame coach mike bray, emotionally draining day. roosevelt jumps misses the game winner. the double dribble. dunham denied by pat connison. the clutch three from the corner. irish prevail 67-64. head coach mike bray with a shocking post-game press conference. >> i feel i should address at this time i lost my mother this morning to a heart attack. it was kind of a tribute to her. it was really a special night. and i think she was definitely with u

know all of the elements of this deal that have to be written down in order to implement it fully. >> lacy heelly with the center for arms control and nonproliferation. thank you. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. in iraq government troops appear to be making progress tonight against isil in the city of tikrit. iraq's prime minister says iraqi soldiers have battled their way into the center of tikrit and have captured neighborhoods on the southern and western neighborhoods of the city. this evening commanderings of the u.s.-led coalition confirm iraqi forces have taken back much of the city. the offensive to retake tikrit began earlier this month. it stalled until the u.s. launched air strikes against isil targets last week. they hope to train about 5,000 moderate syrian rebels >> what's old is new again in nigeria. a former president and military general will soon be back in charge. we'll explain what the change in leadership means in the international fight against boko haram. plus, in turkey today, a violent end for a hostage standoff involving a high-profile prosecutor. al jazeera was t

scott peterson tat down with reporter ted rolands and talked about laci's disappearance.ng to do with it and then he asked about the nursery he and his wife prepared for connor, their unborn son. >> the door is closed. >> you worked on it. what sort of preparation did you do? >> furniture is there, it's painted. it's ready. all of the itty-bitty clothes and the wonderful things we have. >> the bodies of laci and connor were found in april of we between right on the shore line of san francisco. scott peterson is in jail in san quentin. his case is on automatic appeal to the state supreme court. >>> an investigation is underway in santa rosa after police say one man stabbed another man in the head. it happened just before 7:00 last night at youth community park on fulton road. that's right across the street from pioneer high school. witnesses say the incident began when the men tried to break up a fight between two women. that fight escalated and ended with a stabbing. witnesses say the attacker ran away. anyone with information is asked to call santa rosa police. >>> also

it's ready for him. >> lacy and connor's bodies were found in april 2003 on the shoreline of the san francisco bay in richmond. scott peter son is behind bars in san quintin but his case is on automatic appeal. >>> facebook is looking to build plans for more housing near its headquarters inmenly park. north carolina has creating thousands -- quacked a if >>> later tad polk is account if fief et -- pac hopes that clarifying the rules will help people understand why it allows some posts and not others. an ex facebook requires terror -- even after explains the thinking behind the posting rules, facebook says it will not actively scan accounts and automatically remove content. facebook says it will rely on member complaints to find anything offensive. >>> march madness officially gets under way this week. kentucky the number one seed in the tournament. tournament starts with the first four games today and tomorrow and the winners of those games will advance to the field of 64. the tournament begins in full on thursday. no local teams are in but stanford and st. mary's will be in the nati

the verdict is in in the lacy spears case. of poisoning her little boy with salt to gain attention. a dramatic scene in the courtroom as the verdict is read. we will tell you what the jury decided. plus there is this. i have not seen that with the beep. i almost jumped off the couch. harsh words on the basketball coach from a coach to a student athlete. should that coach still be in the game? we debate. and can't get enough of "outnumbered"? i see you tweeting that a lot. there is more on the web at foxnews.com/overtime. it gets swamped so go early. stay close. úr#b >>> one of the things i love about social media is people can take pictures of the screen. we had something on the screen that misidentified him and we had the mn showing up on the screen and we apologize. we thank the viewers for calling that to our attention. >> maybe he was born in minnesota? >> vanderbilt university decided fought to suspend their coach after he was caught on film cursing at a freshman player. the coach didn't like the player's behavior and wat

new york jerry found laci spears guilted yesterday.he blogged about her son's health woes and prosecutors say she craved the attention she got from it. fox's kelly wright reports. >> reporter: woman who blogged for years about her son's health woes has been convicted of poisoning him to death with salt. a injury any white plains, new york finding laci spears of second degree murder in the death of again it paul spears. prosecutors say the 27 year-old killed her son by force feeding him with heavy concentrations of sodium through a stomach tube. >> it was a massive effort to look over this woman and this child's medical history and day to day history with an overwhelming body of evidence that convicted this woman. >> reporter: spears documented her son's battle with a mysterious illness a at length on social media prosecutors say that she enjoyed the a attention that she received from having a child who was ill, but the the the defense portrayed her as a mother, noting that no one actually saw her poisoning her son. well certainly our c

prosecutors claim lacy needed a line because she was caring for more than five children. >>> police in voorhees want you to take a good look at these pictures. they say the two men you see here are persons of interest in a robbery that injured an elderly man. the 83-year-old man was robbed near the robin hill apartments on preston avenue. he had to be treated at the hospital for injuries to his face. >>> no one will be charged in this case that's the word from philadelphia police after a 4-year-old girl tried to take a bus ride by herself in the middle of the night. investigators tell us the girl got herself dressed and left her house in tacony around 3:00 yesterday morning. she boarded the bus telling passengers that she wanted a slushy from a convenience store. the driver called police and stopped the bus until officers arrived. >> this day and age, somebody could have picked her up you know. it was really scary. it was scary to see her out there at that time of night by herself. >> police reunited the girl with her mother at the hospital after she was checked out a few hours later.

sarah lacy facebook is talking to the "new york times" on the verge of giving zuckerberg a fat bit of facebook. >> it is fascinating and it is the combination of "new york times" and buzz feed together such a p.r. master stroke of face book, two big media giants on polar opposites of the scale buzz need is very modern very new media, highly valued going after shares and distribution and all about distribution, and "new york times" all about brand, one of the only publications where subscriptions seem to kind of be working. leveraging off the 150 year plus reputation and frankly beg of the publications want a limit bit of what the other has. buzz feed is trying to get more trust and respectability for journalism and "new york times" is lying to figure out a way to get distribution and money because a subscription alone is not going to sustain several hundred in the newsroom. >> would you take this deal and give up track coming to your shiite so facebook people can stay on facebook and maybe do not need to subscribe to "new york times"? >> i would not take this deal because i have lived

i mean lacy how else do we read that? >> i think the prime minister his handling of the election he certainly stuck to national security. this has won him elections in the past so he stuck to it. he gave a speech to the u.s. congress on this iranian issue. it was very well received. however, what was not well received was his reaction to economic issues such as housing. this is now a well-known tweet from the prime minister during the campaign season. he responded with a tweet online that said yes, when i think about the high housing prices they're terrible but i don't forget life. the largest threat to our lives is a nuclear iran. this was a complete disconnect with the israeli people. they couldn't connect the two in the way that netanyahu does. this is something that has ultimately hurt his chances. >> steve, i'm anxious to get your take. did the speech to congress backfire, to have netanyahu at this position in this hour? >> i think bob shrum said it well. b.b. calling his election two years earlier -- i understand wh

laci is missing. i knew in my heart something terrible has happened to my daughter and my grandson.ed around me. >> of the more than 16,000 homicides that year 2002 none captivates the nation like the outrageous murder of sharon roach's pregnant daughter laci peters.

. >> shot here lacy for three. yes. >> you have to love march madness. >> the lady terrapins from the university of maryland are still in the big dance after beating new mexico state saturday. the top seeded terrapins will take on undefeated princeton. tipoff time 6:30 in college park. >>> for the men, too many turnovers, injury to one of their key players proved to be too much for the maryland men to overcome. >> reporter: it was tough and it was physical. everything the terrapins had come to expect from west virginia. but the mountaineers simply mother third the terrapins with their press defense. --killed the terrapins with their press defense. >> mellow played almost every minute healthy this year except the last 8. we never quit. we battled and really couldn't get over the hump. we had a stretch where we couldn't make shots. we didn't play well enough to win i can't it was hard. he does a a lot for us in the point guard position. >> we have dealt with injuries all year and guys going down, and we have come up

. >> if you want to know anything about any of englands kings, robert lacy is your man. it took scientific sleuthing to find and confirm that the bones found in the car park matched the last scene description of richard. >> he was aged 22 and described as having one shoulder higher than the other. >> the team tracked the known descendants and tracked modern technology to i.d. him. >> the quality, 99.99% that these are the remains of richard iii. >> that confirmed the remains as richards. the results turned up skeletons in the closet. for one thing, yes, the back showed the grew come curve of richard's scolyosis. he didn't look quite as we were led to believe. >> it's amazing to do the latest on ancient remains, because of hair and eye colour it was interesting to bring data to that. >> turns out richard was liking a toe-head, with blue eyes, and genetic evidence that he wasn't who he thought he was either. >> they look at the d.n.a. they trace from his sister into living people and discover on the mother's side it's identical. and you look on the father's side and it's d

joining me lacy healey the center for arms control and nonproliferation, great nonproliferation, andoe, thank you for being with us. secretary kerry will go face-to-face with negotiators sunday for the first time since the letter by the 47 senators will be signed. what impact will it have? i assume the iranians didn't fall out of bed last week they have a pretty good idea how our government works and who has the authority and who doesn't but what kind of impact might this have? >> the iranians understand us very well. mr. zarif, the foreign minister got his graduate degree from the university of denver. in fact there are more american ph.d.s in the iranian cabinet than there are in the obama cabinet. so they understand this. the cotton letter will make things a little more difficult for the united states. it's pretty clear this plays into the hands of the hardliners in iran saying see you can't trust these people you can't make a deal with them but the fallout from this cotton letter has been so catastrophic for the senator republican senate republicans, scathing whether on late nigh

lacy crawford, jr., and phil contrino, chief analyst at boxoffice.com. [applause] senator bernie sanders is widely known in vermont simply as bernie. he began a life of activism as a student at the university of chicago, where he led a sit in two protest discriminatory housing policies. after graduating and living on an israeli cabinets, he moved to vermont and had a series of jobs in areas ranging from filmmaking to carpentry. he ran and lost as a third-party candidate for several offices before winning a race for mayor of burlington in 1981. his margin of victory was 10 votes. sanders gained popularity by promoting burlington's local businesses, fixing potholes, and bringing a minor-league baseball team to town. vermonters elected him to the house in 1990 and to the senate in 2007. when sanders arrived on capitol hill, he was the only independent in the house. he has gone on to become the longest-serving independent in congressional history. he caucuses with the democrats and he has become the ranking member of the senate budget committee. sanders spea

the lacy act.can you tell me what that is? i do not know. >> it's a federal statute that's been around for 100 years that designates certain things can never be imported to the united states. it started with things like elephant ivory. about six years ago they added illegally logged wood. and lumber liquidators has notified the s.e.c. in a filing to their shareholders that they are under a potential criminal investigation for having bought illegal wood from china into the united states. >> lumber liquidators did have their offices raided in september of 2013. >> yeah. this is sort of a separate issue. >> no. it was by immigrations and customs. i think if i hear you correctly, the point you're trying to make is, that investigation or at least that sort of office search whatever you want to call it may have indicated that there is some concern that lumber liquidators could be importing wood or using wood which may then violate -- could be put on the same level as african ivory. >> exactly. so you've

lacy township watch out for a crash on the garden state parkway southbound approaching forked river taking >> thank you matt. >>> a letter written by michelangelo is missing and the vatican is trying to recover it. nearly 20 years ago the vatican received a letter demanding the ransom for the note. the letter is written and signed by the artist and that makes it quite rare. >>> a murder mystery continues to deepen after a show dog was poisoned at one of britain's premiere events. jagger collapsed at his home shortly after returning home from a dog show. a vet found pieces of tainted meet in the three-year-old iris cert's stomach. another breeder said their dog became ill after competing. >> a delaware county singer is compared to compete at the world famous apollo theater. >> ♪♪ >> and you hear and see why. 21-year-old cheyenne merit of east lansdowne recent won the amateur night comet toy. she was able to qualify for the winners elimination competition. the singer is taking advantage of the spotlight. >> before i just kind of tried to humble myself and take advantage of the experience and

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

the oyster creek plant in lacy township resumed normal operations yesterday. it went offline last week because of an electrical issue. the plant generates enough power to supply electricity to 600,000 homes. >>> this weekend, countries all over the world are turning off their lights to mark earth hour, a campaign to raise awareness about climate change. in paris, the eiffel tower went dark for five minutes. in italy, dozens gathered to watch the lights of st. peter's basilica to go out. more than 7,000 similar events were held worldwide. >>> all right. we are off to a frigid start this morning. we're looking at temperatures in the 20s. we're looking at windchills in the teens. so as you head out this morning, you want to prepare for that. we're going to see cold temperatures all day long. temperatures only reaching about 45 degrees later on this afternoon. so weather headlines on your sunday morning, yeah, another cold one today. it was cold yesterday, it will be cold today. and then we're going to have a brief warm-up on monday before we're cold once again on

lacy spears showed little emotion as the jury decision was read yesterday.idge was found guilty of giving her five year old son a lethal dose of sodium through his feeding tube. prosecutors say they did it to attract attention and sympathy by blogging about it on the internet. the 27-year-old faces life in prison when sentenced next month. >>> this is 29-year-old libon mohammed the so many mallian government has detained him on u.s. charges that he provided material support to al-qaeda and al-shabaab. the former taxi driver from northern virginia is one of 30 people on the fbi's list of most wanted terrorists. >>> the fbi believes he left the u.s. three years ago. >> the president of the university of delaware is stepping down from his post to take over at the federal reserve bank of philadelphia. 56-year-old patrick harker will take over as the new president and ceo of the federal reserve bank of philadelphia on july 1st. he's been with u of d since 2007. before that harker was dean of the wharton school at the university of pennsylvania. >> 4:53 now and st

better news in lacy township ocean county.e southbound garden state parkway approaching forked river is now out of the way. so, check that one off the list. if we're looking live at the pennsylvania turnpike, let's do that using the waze app and the commuter report. no major issues, just a vehicle stopped on the shoulder on the eastbound side. overnight construction on the turnpike is all gone. tam. >> okay, thank you matt. >>> surveillance video shows a violent brawl at a chucky cheese in parma ohio. this happened on sunday. employees say it started with a woman and a large birthday party. they say a manager told her she would have to wait to use a broken photo booth. five customers then followed the manager into the kitchen and attacked him. other employees were beat up when they tried to help the manager. investigators say at least a dozen customers of the birthday party cheered at the attackers who then all got away. >>> the black-market body sculptor known as the black madame has been found guilty. a philadelphia jury con

the jury convicted lacy spears of second degree murder.tors said she force fed her five-year-old with heavy concentrations of sodium causing major health issues that led to his death. the assistant d.a. on the case claims spears did it for attention she documented her child's illness on social media. the 27-year-old's attorney plans to appeal. >> new reports show hillary clinton used her own personal e-mail account for government business while she was secretary of state and that might have violated federal requirements. the federal records act requires federal officials to have their correspondence retained for state department records. but according to the new york times clinton did not have a government e-mail during her tenure and her aides didn't take action to have her personal e-mails preserved and this could be a huge issue if clinton runs for president and is pressed on issues like the attack on benghazi. >> 5:50 -- 5:49 right now and coming up on "action news,." >> a little girl begged her daddy's bosses to let him come home. tho

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i received a phone call and heard the devastating words that forever changed my life, lacy's missing.ible happen to my daughter and grandson. my world collapsed around me. >> of the more than 16000 homicides in 2002 none captivates the nation like the outrageous murder of sharon

they claimed the wood imported from madagascar violated a conservation law known as the lacy act.son said it was the same wood they used all along wood that many other companies use for their products. >> we had affidavits from the country of madagascar and their official saying that we complied with all of their laws, which the government took exception to. >> then on august 24th 2011, nearly two years after the first raid, while gibson was still waiting for formal charges it happened again. >> i seen the bags on their sleeves and i was like oh, wow, here we go again. >> this time gibson accused of illegally purchaseing wood from india. >> the first thing that the officer in charge said was i need for you to cut off your security camera first and then i need you to shut down all your operations. >> that same day the feds simultaneously conducted a raid of the factory in memphis too. >> that's when it became very clear to me that they were not doing well in court. we were showing the fact that we really had done nothing wrong. and i think they just jumped on any excuse to intimida

a beaming lacy peterson pregnant with a baby to be named conner. she vanished right before christmas. months later the 27-year-old's body and remains of a fetus were found on the shoreline of the san francisco bay. her husband scott peterson the main suspect after reports of infidelity surfaced. jurors saw him as a young man that wanted to be free of a wife and child. >> had lacey not been pregnant she would still be alive today. >> reporter: after weeks of deliberation, the jury found peterson guilty. the jury then decided peterson be put to death by way of lethal injection. according to peterson's automatic appeal filed two years ago he maintains his innocence as he did in this 2003 interview with ktvu. >> i had absolutely nothing to do with lacey'sdisappearance. >> reporter: the state attorney general's office just filed their response to peterson's appeal in january. it took peterson eight years to file that appeal. >> i think one of the things it tells us are these cases are very slow to come to justice. >> reporter: ellen prestger is a profes

in closing arguments, prosecutors called lacy spears' alleged actions torture.efense lawyers say she was a devoted mother. in arizona a jury deciding whether jodi arias should be sentenced to death or life in prison. she was accused of murdering her ex boyfriend but a jury could not decide on a sentence in her first trial. and an oregon store owner tried to catch the thief who stole $2,000 worth of scratch off lottery tickets. the grab and go all caught on surveillance video. store owner putting the suspect picture on the front door hoping someone recognizes the culprit and turns him in. >> as the u.s. tries to reach a nuclear deal with iran north korea firing off two short range ballistic missiles into the sea. country regularly conducts tests but this latest was accompanied by a warning as the u.s. and south korea kick off joint military drills. david piper joining us from thailand. is this more sabre rattling? >> they could be yes. there's a lot of tension at the moment on the korean peninsula. at the same time as north korea test fired those missiles the u.s

the oyster creek plant in lacy township resumed normal operations yesterday. it went offline last week because of an electrical issue. the plant generates enough power to supply electricity to 600,000 homes. >>> happening now, advocates of tougher gun control laws are on a 400-mile bike ride from newtown, connecticut, to washington d.c. a group called team 26 began its third annual tribute ride yesterday. the 26 cyclists represent the 26 children and adults killed in the sandy hook school shooting in december of 2012. over the next few days they will make stops in delaware new jersey, and in pennsylvania. >>> now let's check in with this week's wednesday's child. he's a wonderful girl who we are really cheering for. she is sweet and caring and has a lot of love to give and she's looking for a forever family to love her back. nbc 10's vai sikahema introduces us to julia. you must be jenna. >> 12-year-old julia is a bright and friendly young lady. she has a warm caring heart, and possesses a can-do attitude. she has a passion for cheerleading, so we went to lear

>> reporter: at laci thursday's meeting, council president was trying to get control of the meeting. >> he went to pick up the nameplate and he accidentally picked up my tape recorder to bang that as the gavel. he went to bang it and it flew up, you know after it hit the table. it flew up in the air. no big deal. >> he did lose control. >> reporter: council member patricia williams disagrees with brown. >> i want justice here. the state police need to come in and find out what's going on in colwyn. >> reporter: getting really dangerous and rough now. but my cops can handle it. >> reporter: council member has no intention of bringing in outside law enforcement, but he would like council members to calm down. >> if i had it my way, i would have removed council members. but i don't have that authority. >> reporter: now colwyn council members and the fire department deny any wrongdoing and no one has been charged with the crime. police are investigating the tire incident. the delaware county da is investigating spending by the burrow. at least one council member tells us she is scheduled

other emojis include laci sarcastic and nauseous. >>> jane king has today's wellness report. >> reporter: burger king dropped fountain drinks from its kid menu boards. the move happened late last night following similar moves by mcdonald's and wendy's. soft drinks are still an option but they are not listed. instead, milk and juice will be on the listed menu. meanwhile, mckale? mcdonald's reportedly rolling out kale in the u.s. mcdonald's would use kale in salads and even perhaps off a kale smoothie. a new study finds excessive doting on a child could cause them to be narcissist. the best chance for a well-adjusted, humble child is a balance between warmth and realism about a child's abilities. and daylight saving time can cause more than just the loss of an hour of sleep. researchers tell "the wall street journal" it can also cause us to behave badly. it can make us more prone to fighting and even more selfish. and finally an interesting study about rich and poor women and their sex lives. poor women are five times more likely than affluent women to have an unintended birth. the differe

the oyster creek plant in lacy township resumed normal operations yesterday. it went offline last week because of an electrical issue. the plant generates enough power to supply electricity to 600,000 homes. >>> today is palm sunday which marks the beginning of holy week for christians leading up to easter. this morning thousands of people packed st. peter's square in vatican city where pope francis held mass. during the service, the pope paid tribute to those killed for their faith. back here at home archbishop charles chaput will hold mass. palm sunday marks jesus' entry into jerusalem where christians say crowds greeted him by waving palms. it's also called passion sunday. >>> so a piano pops up on top of a hill. this morning we now know how it ended thereupon and the reason behind this musical surprise. >>> all right. the weekend is winter-like with temperatures right around 41 degrees yesterday. today, a little warmer than that. i think we'll top out right around 45. frigid this morning, temperatures in the 20s, windchills in the teens. we'll talk more ab

we think it's a lacy short.he ability to return capital could even setoff a short squeeze even though the fundamentals should dictate higher prices as well. >> i want to ask you about process. is there any signal whether it's price or fundamental or is there any discussion around when you know you're wrong? because contrarian investing can work out really well or be in a value trap, a stock that at some point goes to zero. do you have anything in place where you say this is where we decide it's incorrect and the market has it right? >> there's two pieces of that. we're not simple minded contrarians in that if it's down we buy it. we filter for stocks that have been aneglected and look for specific change factors. if a name hasn't worked but those catalyst are still present and playing out or soon to play out, we're going to be much more constructive. that's part of our core to our process. if we're wrong, we will admit that and cut and move on. >> let me give you a chance to talk about one more stock because i t