laci was a homemaker.oved to cook and her home was -- she was fastidious. >> you see the photos of them all smiles. laci, by all accounts, was just a bundle of energy and was always concerned about helping other people. >> he was a fertilizer salesman. he had a decent job. he's in the cigar club. he's in the wine club. he belongs to the country club. he wants to be that rich guy with the trophy wife. >> he was still in his 20s. he was about to turn 30. >> how did scott feel about the fact that he was going to be a father? >> very excited. >> happy. >> called us at 7:00 a.m. in the morning when she took the test. and i said, how do you know? and she said, i took the test. i said, those aren't always accurate. and she said, yes, it is. yes, it is. because she -- they had been -- they tried for three years to have a child. >> they did? >> yes. >> i remember the last time i saw laci. she and i were sitting side-by-side and scott was sitting on the floor, and we were watching tv. and she said the baby was kicki

♪ >> lacy went missing christmas eve.d she is 8 months pregnant. >> i knew he had killed her. >> our family has known since the beginning that scott is innocent. >> we have someone who goes missing in this window of time and you have a felony occurring in this window of time. to think that they're not related is a difficult thing to ignore. >> it's been 18 years and there should be answers to questions. look at the evidence in this nd- case, they're going to see this crime isn't solved. >> i'm ready to go back to court. let's do it again. i'd be ready to testify. he deserves to be where he is. ♪ >> can i help you? >> yes. my daughter has been missing since this monthinrning. >> the story of lacy peterson's disappearance made news soon after she disagreed. it was christmas eve 2002. it became national news pretty quickly. >> she is carrying their first child. she's just weeks out from birth. >> scott and lacy peterson, i mean, it's right out of a romance novel. they were college sweethearts. >> describe your son. >> he was

and unborn child saying in part, "while the family of laci and connor believe there is no doubt thedant is guilty of these crimes and is deserving of the punishment of death, the family has decided this process is simply too painful to endure." once again the decision comes after the state supreme court threw out peterson's death sentence last year blaming a judge error at trial. this criminal defense attorney believes the new ruling could give peterson's attorneys an assist. >> this is definitely going to help out the defense argument to vacate the conviction of guilt based on juror misconduct. once you have some juror problems in a case it kind of taints it. >> reporter: a separate challenge could grant peterson a new trial as a judge looks at possible juror misconduct, peterson's attorney telling cbs 13 they have new evidence to prove his innocence including a break-in across the street they ppeareppened laci at scott's first trial there was a lot of unanswered questions and we've been able to answer a lot of those questions and we have a way better understanding of what happened

and scott's home, and what connection that could have two laci's disappearance. prosecutors would say to you, we are very familiar with that robbery. we arrested the people who were involved in it. it has no connection to this case. but that is certainly what the supporters of scott peterson are hoping people will focus on. >> so what is the chance that scott peterson could not only go through a penalty phase again, because it actually starts all over again with a new trial. >> i think it's pretty unlikely at this point. i think that the california supreme court deciding just to send back the issue about the death penalty in the case, based on the way the jurors were selected, i think is a big message from that court, i think it is very unlikely that scott peterson will be getting a new trial on his guilt or innocence. >> is there any insight on what scott peterson is thinking at this point? do they offer any sort of opinion, or give you any sort of story about how he is doing all of this? >> you will see janie peterson interviewing scott peterson in prison. and,

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they say the burglary happened the morning lacy peterson disappeared.ccording to their theory she witnessed this happen and got into some kind of argument, and was kidnapped and killed. police did catch up with those burglars. they interrogated them, and determined this burglary happened 2 days after lacy peterson disappeared. the defense says they do have new evidence here, but that is changing the timeline. it at this point remains unclear. >> you can catch the full report tonight on 48 hours. >>> it is being dubbed task force rattlesnake. who cal fire is teaming up with two east and staffing squeeze. >> the bay area dog gearing up for fire season. how he is helping boost the morale of fire crews. >>> the first day of may. for some of us may gray is living up to its name. specifically the tri-valley. this has been pretty localized. it has been interesting to watch that beer we will talk about how it will be differ is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including yo

. >> reporter: according to her mother, lacy. 6-year-old rae lynn has always been a daddy's girl. >> she was proud of her dad. she always wanted to introduce her dad to just about anybody. >> reporter: until a couple of weeks ago when her father, davie died of colon cancer, he was just 41 and she was devastated. >> it was heartbreak. >> reporter: enter especiamily, happened to be jogging with her dog, past the funeral home, and then heard a tiny voice. >> she was like, may i petty your puppy. and i was like of course, as long as your parents don't mind. >> reporter: is that what you said to her not knowing? >> yeah. >> reporter: rae lynn explained that her dad was lying inside, gave the dog a huge hug and then gave emily a stunning invitation. >> i asked her if she wanted to come in and see my dad. >> reporter: that's right, the still proud daughter invited that random jogger to meet her father. emily was hardly dressed for a funeral and she knew just walking in the door would cause a scene. but she knew this was the last time that little girl would be able to introduce her daddy to

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laci peterson's body was found in san francisco bay in 2003, last year the state supreme court throughouteterson's death penalty sentence and in a court filing yesterday prosecutors said that they will drop the issue after consulting with laci peterson's family. peterson could still get a new trial, a judge is considering the question of juror misconduct. if no new trial is granted peterson will be sentenced to life in prison. >>> happening today a rally is planned in front of san francisco's hall of justice to show solidarity with the asian american community, this comes as abc7 is working to learn whether manslaughter charges may be dropped in that deadly attack against an 84-year-old man in january. -- was targeted during his morning walk in the cities -- neighborhood, his suspected attacker is in custody. today's rally is scheduled to get underway at 9 am. >>> with the spike in violence against asian americans one bay area organization is encouraging victims to speak out. the southeast asian development center has been a lifeline for so many including -- whose father died in january a

but as it turns out, laci's family might be put through another new trial anyway. is considering whether to grant a new trial because a juror failed to kiss close that she -- disclose that she sought a restraining order against her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend. that juror said she feared for her unborn child. now the judge will decide if this qualifies as juror misconduct and if it's prejudicial enough to warrant a new trial. scott peterson maintains his innocence. a hearing is scheduled next tuesday on the potential juror misconduct and whether a new trial should be allowed. the judge says she hopes to make a decision this year, and it's unclear if prosecutors will seek the death penalty again if there is a new trial. benjamin? benjamin: another big trial for us to be following. thank you. arthel: and we have a happy ending to a story about a missing woman. christine hammondtree was last seen getting into a car in times square. her parents reported her missing on tuesday. police and other sources now say the 29-year-old from maine has been found safe and sound at a h

lacy's family has no doubt that peterson deserves the death penalty but the process is just too painful. the judge is considering whether to grant a new trial because of jury misconduct heard if no new trial is granted he will be sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> this will definitely help out the defense argument to vacate the conviction of guilt based on jury misconducts. when you have jerry problems, k that day points to scott's innocence. >> investigators say he took his wife's body from their modesto home and dumped it in the san francisco bay. peterson has maintained his innocence. >>> we are also learning that kevin macleod has died at that age of 90. he played on the mary tyler moore show in the 70s. he then moved on to play on the love boat. >>> the last weekend of may is usually when the vibrant carnaval is held in the mission district. even though the pandemic but the festivities on pause, organizer still found a way to show up to the community. day one of a two day resource fair kicked off today. get vaccinated and healthcare o providers were available to answer

peterson was convicted in 2005 of murdering his wife, lacy, and their unborn son. >>> firefighters onlert. take a look at dublin there, temperatures there and the bay area about to heat up. fire crews are worried about the heat, and the conditions, and asking everyone to be extra careful barbecuing this weekend. >> not to leave the barbecue unattended. winds can come through and tip the barbecue over. >> jeff, how hard do we talk about? >> the day that is most dangerous, is monday, 95 to 100 degrees inland. we will talk more about the heat rolling in with the heat advisory. i'm back with that in eight minutes. >> back to school this fall. what will it look like? will bit in person five days a week? tonight, an important message from bay area health leaders. >>> and tragic and trouble some. why do mass shootings keep happening when california has the strictist gun laws in the country? >>. >> california has the nation's strictest gun laws but that wasn't enough to stop the latest mass shooting. tonight, nbc bay area's investigator bigad shaban takes a look at the laws we have. >> report

buy but due to the housing prices being so high they have to renew their leases >> reporter: it took lacy wolliver six months to find an apartment to rent. >> we are a two-income family with no children, so we have more disposable income than a lot of couples our age. >> reporter: still they'll be paying over budget for the average orlando resident do you think that there are affordable options? >> no. it's almost like they can't afford to live where they work. >> reporter: does this feel like the american dream to you >> no. not in the slightest there's no real hope right now for first-time home buyers and it's been really sad. >> and sanika joining us now it seems this disproportionately impacts younger buyers those buying for the first time have less capital simply because they have hadn't as much time to save as older buyers experts are hoping those construction projects that we mentioned will begin to balance out the market by the end of this year. >> sanika, great to have you on the broadcast tonight. >>> we want to pay tribute tonight to a colleague whose name was synonymous with s

restore the penalty, which was thrown out last year by the state supreme court in consultation with lacy peterson's family justice has said the death sentence couldn't stand because potential jurors were excluded after saying they disagreed with the death penalty. peterson maintains his innocence and a judge is considering whether to grant a new trial because of. juror misconduct well, the ban on flavored tobacco products seems to be having an unintended effect of increasing tobacco use in san francisco teens san francisco band flavored tobacco products back in 2018. but according to a new study, published in the journal of the american medical association, the number of san francisco high school students who smoke cigarettes doubled after the band compared to other major cities. some teens who had only tried vaping appear to be switching to tobacco. cigarettes instead, are still coming by governor newsome has pardoned two inmates who worked as firefighters while they were incarcerated. how activists are reacting at a very weather of dragons and fog tonight near the coast, and you're the

>> reporter: according to her mother, lacy, 6-year-old raelynn nast of fort smith, arkansas has always she was always proud of her dad and wanted to introduce him to just about anybody. >> reporter: until a couple of weeks ago when her father died of colin cancer, just 41, and raelynn was just devastated. >> it was a cry that was pure heartbreak. >> reporter: enter emily beineman, who happened to be jogging with her dog blue the day of the visitation. she was running past the funeral home when, all of a sudden, she heard a tiny voice call out from the chapel steps. >> she was, like, may i pet your puppy? and i was, like, yeah, of course, as long as your parents don't mind. >> reporter: that's what you said to her? >> yeah. >> reporter: not knowing. >> not knowing, yeah. >> reporter: raelynn explained her dad was lying inside, gave blue a huge hug and then gave emily a stunning invitation. >> i asked if she wanted to come in and see my dad. >> reporter: that's right, the still proud daughter invited that random jogger to meet her father. emily was hardly dressed for a funeral and she kn

some, she was coming back in across central parts of the us while she troy over towards the west. laci dry across the caribbean islands where we have got some heavy rainfall. central america, big showers, developing just across central parts here all the way down into panama. the be the refugee mean starting again. but building a new life in a new country is no easy to let him drive. the witness follows one of the last refugee families from syria to be granted. an american visa from that personal sacrifices to the families, triumph meet the syrian on house, just 0. let me ah, welcome back. you're watching out 0 mind if i told stories this hour, the un human rights council has voted in favor of investigating whether crimes were committed during the 11 day israel palestine conflict. it will have a broad mandate with no n day to look into all alleged foundations and systemic abuses. united states is warning of new sanctions. yvonne and in europe. yes t great region doesn't. dom senior official also told the senate foreign affairs committee that the region with famine. if the conflict cont

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a leader of spain's left wing paul daniels party is retiring from politics pablo and lacy a stepping down after a poor showing in the trades pitch in elections the conservative people's party won a landslide c.s. is credited with helping and decades of 2 party politics and its. foreign ministers from the g 7 group of industrialized countries wrapped up a 2nd day of talks ahead of the leaders' summit in june relations with russia and china took up much of their agenda u.s. secretary of state antony blinken also reaffirmed washington's loyalty to its allies turning the page on the previous administration's america 1st policy for. tanzania has announced a new measures to control the spread of the coronavirus it's a departure from the approach taken by the former president john magaw who played down the pandemic before his death earlier this year the new leader sania hassan has been in office for a month she's been in neighboring kenya on a visit aimed at improving trade relations her supporters say that hassan is gradually paving the way toward democracy in tanzania so how do the opposi

adults there have been vaccinated. sit on them in the state of south harlow appears to be a healthy, lacy scientist from brazil's book content institute, have been carrying out a study in this city on the effectiveness of china's side of our vaccine. let's go live now to monitor. can you not give in real vision, you know, just talk to us through what's been going on in this city that has made it so much better than the rest of brazil? well, this city is a small city with 45000 inhabitants. it was picked because 10000 of people commute daily to a bigger city called he, they don't pity a to, to work there. so they were getting, they had very high rates of infections and they decided that they would convince these people of this city to be vaccinated. and that was the 1st challenge getting everyone to be vaccinated. they expect that they would get 80 percent. but instead they got over 94 percent of adults vaccinated. and this caused a drop, as you said, of 95 percent in the number of deaths of 86 percent in the number of people being hospitalized and 80 percent of the number of people that g

i was speaking internally with my friend and awesome colleague lacy o'toole the other day you look atl shutdown, the dakota access pipeline in a courtroom deal, you have the michigan line five which wednesday said has to be shutoff. they will not shut it off. it is 54% of propane canada is freaking out about it. the world of pipelines and gas distribution is massively like unsettled right now in the united states, helima. >> and the efforts to the nordstream iipip pipeline. they will lock you out of the pipeline because it is a russian influence. i think this is an evolving story. i think we're not done certainly with cyber attacks on critical american infrastructure. this is a story about energy this week. is it a story about water supply power grid next week pipeline politics is here to stay >> pipeline politics here to stay we will use it as the title of the next report, helima. we will see you soon have a great weekend >> thank you >>> you're welcome on deck, what disney's ceo told cnbc about his company's latest quarter and we talk streaming and theme parks and more with jpmorgan

s office now says thee decided not to retry the penalty phase of the trial after consulting with lacity breach from the russian hackers behind one of the worst data breaches. microsoft believes the hackers are part of the same group involved in the simolar winds hk last year, cnn's matthew chance is in moscow for us. matthew, what is the difference this time around? >> reporter: i guess it's the times. just a few weeks before the president and vladimir putin are expected to meet. the ford landing by belarus, alexey navalny, and now they fresh hacking incident. it's been a few weeks since president biden imposed tough sanctions, but the solar winds hack, which was focused on u.s. government agencies, blamed by washington microsoft. which detected the latest of u.s. aid agencies, think tanks and humanitarian groups, says that the same group of russian hackers were responsible this time around. matthew chance, cnn, moscow. >>> disturbing new details about the man who shot to death nine cowork. dan simon has dizzy tails. >> reporter: the shooter had three semiautomatic handguns, also 32 h

this is former congresswoman lacy clay. this was in 2019. people will remember this was around the pay off to stormi daniels and other women. here is michael cohen testifying. >> do your knowledge, did the president or his company ever inflate assets or revenue? >> yes. >> was that done with the president's knowledge or direction? >> everything was done with the knowledge and at the direction of mr. trump. >> that last bit seems to be the important part and this is where your reporting comes in. he said everything that was done was done with the knowledge of donald trump. that seems to be bad news for the former president. >> right. when paul mentioned about how complex corporate investigations can become, he's totally right. the thing is the trump organization is not really a complex organization. it's not even as complex as your local super market in term of its size. big corporations have controls in place and levels of deniable for the chief executive at the top of the organization. the trump organization is this mom and pop shop and don

lacy was 27 years old and eight months pregnant on christmas eve of 2002 when she disappeared. scott was later convicted of murdering her and their unborn child and sentenced to death in 2005 but last year the death penalty was thrown out by the court because observers were excluded after say -- however scott peterson may still get a full new trial due to potential jury misconduct. as it turns out the juror from 2004 murder trial did not disclose that she had previously thought of a restraining order against someone him in connection with her own pregnancy and concern for her own unborn baby. so now a judge will decide if this qualifies as a juror misconduct and if it's enough to read try the entire case. scott peterson and his attorneys want him to maintain his innocence in his attorneys say they are very confident they can prove he is not guilty if they are allowed to submit more evidence in a new trial. hearing is scheduled for tuesday on the potential jury misconduct. the judge said she hopes to make a decision sometime this year. jon: christina coleman in los angeles thank

. >> reporter: lacy cologne said she had never planned to be home full-time. >> i was working in theornings when she was at school. when covid hit, it just changed everything. >> reporter: her daughter was sensory issues and can't wear the required mask for school so she has been collecting unemployment in order be here home schooling. since the pandemic began. pandemic unemployment benefits have allowed mother and daughter to stay in their home. >> i'm going to be really scared. i already am. i don't sleep at night. i guess i have to tig it out like everybody else has to figure it out. >> this is being portrayed as a worker shortage. what it really is a wage shortage. >> reporter: forcing millions on to unemployment. nationwide the minimum wage has lagged behind as a cost of living has increased especially in montana. dempsey doesn't make enough to rent a studio apartment. where are you living? >> i live in the hotel right now. >> reporter: and she fears that is her future. >>> as the u.s. welcomes its unofficial start to summer, travel is surging nationwide leaving states to use ev

. >> reporter: lacy colon said she had never planned to be home full-time. >> i was working in the morningsol. then when covid hit, it just changed everything. >> reporter: her daughter, julie ana as sensory issues and can't wear the required mask for school. so she's been collecting unemployment in order to be here, homeschooling since the pandemic began. pandemic unemployment benefits have allowed mother and daughter to stay in their home. >> i'm going to be really scared. i already am. i don't sleep at night. i guess i got to figure it out like everybody else is going to have to figure it out. >> this is being portrayed as a worker shortage. what it really is, is a wage shortage. >> reporter: blaming the workers, says the montana afl-cio, ignores the economic shock of the last year, forcing millions onto unemployment. nationwide, the minimum wage has lagged behind as the cost of living has increased, especially in states like montana. dempsey says he doesn't even earn enough to rent a studio apartment. where are you living? >> i live in a hotel right now. >> reporter: colon fears that wi

the d a said today's decision was made in consultation with lacy peterson's family now california justices that the death sentence could not stand. because potential jurors were excluded after saying that they disagreed with the death penalty. peterson maintains his innocence and judge is considering w. our legal analyst michael cardoza, believes today's motion is an attempt to avoid a second look at the case. the district attorney's knew full well, that in honor to put the evidence in and seek the death penalty. they had to start right from the get go right from the beginning and put all the evidence in because keep in mind, you'd have a new jury that didn't know everything about the case. so you can't just. put a little bit of a case and you've got to put everything in and i'm sure they were aware that the defense was loaded for bear. they had a lot of new evidence that actually would have affected the guilt phase. had they gone through it, and i really believe they wanted to avoid that new evidence. now. today's decision would mean that peterson sentence would remain life without the po

s office said the decision was faed in consultation with laci petersonerson's family.o painful to go again. the judge is considering granting peta new trial due to juror misconduct. >>> there is a shake-up in the ranks of the black lives matter organization. in a youtube video patrice colorser colors is stepping down as executive director. she is leaving to spend time with her 5-year-old and work on a book and tv deal. she has been with the organization since 2013 and has led the black lives matter global network foundation for nearly six of those years helping to turn the social justice organization into a household name. >>> the biden administration announcing it would reimpose sanctions against belarus, belarus forcing that plane right there to divert to the capital to arrest an opposition leader. the u.s. condemned that move and the state department is warning u.s. citizens not to travel to belarus. >>> turning to the white house, president biden releasing his $6 trillion budget plan. the largest and most concrete outline of his priorities and ambitions. msnbc whit

. >> tonight we ate dinner in the car with lacy on in front of our house because it because it remember and remember we were likes sleep middle separately the sleeping on our couches. yeah. on the floor. yeah. this weekend. be nice and cool, right. and cool. you know, the key has just don't move put the fan on you and don't move. okay. just put ice on top of you. will you want to do any of those snow this weekend because it's pretty beautiful out there. >> well, in terms of the weather we're looking at for the fall cover out here is pretty foggy looking at a shot out in san francisco basically at the top of the week. we were really warm. and now we're finally starting to cool down just a bit. get a look at our satellite and radar, which is seen right now is a bunch of grey moving in on the coast. a lot of that fog and moving inland. we have that high pressure system that's already moved in the bay out of the bay long gone. and now we're seeing those cooling trends. you can see a lot of fog moving inland with that. we're seeing a lot of winds, right. so out of fairfield wind gusts are pr

the d a said the decision was made in consultation with lacy peterson's family.ath sentence could not stand because potential jurors were excluded after say. they disagreed with the death penalty. now, peterson maintains his innocence and a judge is considering whether to grant a new trial because of juror misconduct. well, there's been yet another bay area mountain lines siding to tell you about tonight, this time in oakland, ktvu head really tells us the homeowner spotted the big cat on a camera she set up to capture why life? never expecting, though, to see a mountain line. surveillance video shows a mountain lion walking up sandra lee's driveway in oakland. normally only get little cats and this thing was bigger than a little cap. but it was no tabby. the mountain lion paid a visit to leave home on rose crest drive in the oak more neighborhood just below highway 13 at about one of the morning thursday. i think he was just roaming around looking for, you know, a new spot. i don't know. i don't know. really what mountain lions do. what it did do was traipse pas

the da says the decision was made after consulting with lacy peterson's family members. now to the 4 zone forecast we're looking live over the embarcadero and sounds like if you have air conditioning. >> thiseweekend. you might want to use it. you know, let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow on the big warm-up heading our way. yeah. going to be the hottest temperatures of the year so far. >> we're going to the triple digits someplace we haven't seen since last year a year ago just in time for the holiday weekend. we've got high pressure get bid to build in, but not just yet. it's going to take another day before we really start to see the heat building across the bay area right now. low clouds and fog moving in the san francisco. that's a sign of an onshore breeze. little more moisture in the atmosphere. of course, that keep you from getting too hot but that's about to change. in fact, we're looking now at what the national weather services issued. they've had some advisories posted parts of the east bay and alameda and contra. costa county. expect those

laci peterson's body was found in san francisco bay in 2003, last year the state supreme court throughout peterson's death penalty sentence and in a court filing yesterday prosecutors said that they will drop the issue after consulting with peterson's family. peterson could still get a new trial, a judge is considering the question of juror misconduct. if no new trial is peterson will be sentenced to life in prison. >>> happening today a rally is planned in front of san francisco's hall of justice to show solidarity with the asian american community. this comes as abc7 is working to learn whether manslaughter charges may be dropped in a deadly attack against an 84- year-old man in january. -- was targeted during his morning walk in the cities -- neighborhood, his suspected attacker is in custody. today's rally is scheduled to get underway at 9 am. >>> with this spike in violence against asian americans one bay area organization is encouraging victims to speak out. the southeast asian development center has been a lifeline for many including -- whose father was the man who died in january

. >> cagne and lacy was huge.- and they were out in the streets. they were tough. that was emblematic or maybe out in front, a little of what was actually happening in the country. >> this is true. >> there had been, by that point, hundreds of buddy-cop shows but these buddies were women. that had never been done before. >> i didn't go after this job because i couldn't find anything else. all right. i did not come here because i needed some kind of work to help pay the orthodontist. this means something to me. >> what the hell are we talking about here? >> we didn't even realize that this was going to be such a big deal. and strangely, all these guys would say, to us, well, yeah. i mean, it's a good script. but who is going to save them in the end? >> all right, come on. we're taking you out of here. come on. >> where are you taking my wife? >> you don't take one more step. you understand me? sergeant nelson, you have until 8:00 tomorrow morning to turn yourself in to iad. if you don't, i will. >> it was the time

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conviction, scott peterson is claiming he wasn't expecting a guilty verdict in the killing of his wife lacyhear anything. i couldn't feel anything. i kept hoping one of them would say i had a second thought and just realize what they were doing and, you know, recognize how wrong this was, referring to the your there. here not because the california supreme court says he's innocent, it's because there was an error in jury selection. one of the jurors, we now know, had been a victim of domestic abuse, and she didn't really reveal that during voir dire, jury selection. there may be a new sentencing, but will there be a new trial in the jury's still out on that, pardon the pun, please. but there's overwelling evidence of guilt -- overwhelming ed of guilt. have you noticed every time there's 10 p.m. eastern time so for those who are interested in this, we've been teasing it on the channel throughout the week. tell us about what it's the about, because i understand that you interviewed some of the victims in this case. >> carley, thank you. it's a real cautionary tale. it was a witch hunt, and th