if that happens, scott peterson's defense team is expected to argue that lacy peterson was killed after interrupting a burglary at a neighbors home. >>> and in the elizabeth holmes trial today , an arizona mother told the jury she went on to deliver a healthy baby after an inaccurate theranos test told her she was miscarrying for a fourth time. her nurse practitioner also testified that she stopped using the test after that test, but later admitted after cross- examination that she had very few problems with results prior to that one. >> it's helpful for the defense to show and maybe it's only a 1% failure rate, or a 5% failure rate, and it, you know the mother's pregnancy test in particular, there is only one test out of 1000 that was inaccurate. >> elizabeth holmes is accused of defrauding investors and patients. the trial resumes tomorrow. >>> take a live look at the salesforce tower over the nearby divorce convention. the foo fighters just performed . day one is wrapping up within the hour outside of the moscone center. tomorrow, the ceo is set to speak. the 3 data convention normal

the judge said she planned to rescind its peterson to life in prison in november. the search for brian laundrie, a person of interest in gabby petito's death. search crews are combing through swampy land in florida to try to find him. they now say someone seen on a wolof camera in that area was in fact not him. while the case receive nationwide attention, many cases of missing women, particularly women of color, simply don't. there is one such case out of southern california. >> the massive search effort for gabby petito has her asking why her own sisters missing persons case has not received the same attention. >> it just brought back that pain. we just wish we had the same urgency as gabby. >> her sister was last seen nine months ago in the chula vista home she stares -- shares with her husband and three children. her husband has been named a person of interest. she says investigators are working hard to solve the case and have uncovered thousands of leads. >> in the beginning, there wasn't that sense of urgency. >> over the remains were found in a national park,

the judge ruled peterson will now be sentenced to life in prison out the possibility of parole. peterson is an inmate at san quentin. >>> the delta variant is the world's most dominant covid-19 variant. out of the four variants of concern, delta is by far the most transmissible. the delta variant has countries. >>> a live look in los angeles this morning where covid-19 hospitalizations are falling in the county. this week the number fell below the 1,000 mark for the first time since july. it's on a steady decline, but the number of deaths continue to rise. this week a reported 32 more deaths, bringing a total death toll to more than 25,000. >>> is it really only about four months until the winter olympics? 134 days, actually until the games begin in beijing. all u.s. athletes will have to be fully vaccinated for covid according to a policy announced yesterday by the u.s. olympic committee. those rules take effect december 1st for athletes. >>> coming up next, a self-portrait of one of latin america's most iconic artists may shatter records. >>> the white house is taking new step

well today, sharon simply is to get scott peterson the upcoming hearing it get scott peterson off death row. he's on death row now because he was sentenced to death. so. he's spends his time on death row. now he will come back at some point at the behest of the district attorney be re sentenced to life without possibility of for all. that will put him in the general population that the answer is saying no, don't do that right now. let's wait until we have our hearing about whether there was juror misconduct in this case. okay so they're really kind of two avenues here, michael. first you have this, you know, re sentencing. this is no longer a death penalty cases. you just explain, but there is also this question about you know whether scott peterson should be granted an entirely new trial talk a little bit more about that. well, you have to pay infamous juror number seven rochelle knees who was the one that was very, very cifras after the trial, saying very negative things about scott peterson after. they're back. the verdict. the claim of the defense is that she lied during jury select

peterson's defense team argued that juror misconduct. claiming a juror failed to disclose her experience with domestic abuse while pregnant. lacie peterson was eight months pregnant when she was killed. scott peterson is serving life for the crime. >>> the president said that his administration is happenedling the mostly haiti migrants. the republican texas governor visited the camp on tuesday expressing doubts that all of them would be prosecute sessionsed soon. border patrol agents seen on horse back apparently grabbing and lashing out at migrants are onadministrative duty. >> heard about the deportations. >> yes. what do you think? why do that? [speaking foreign language]. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> do you have anything in haiti? >> officials are also limiting its migrants movements leaving many stuck and fearing deportation. >>> we are getting a closer look at one of the major ripple effects of a new anti abortion law. to get an abortion patients are crossing state lines and traveling greater distances for care if they have t

. >>> and in the scott peterson case this evening he will be formally remitted to life without parole for the 2002 murders of his pregnant wife lacey and their unborn son. that ruling today from the same san mateo county judge who will decide whether peterson deserves a whole new trial. the state supreme court overturned peterson's death sentence last year sizing significant errors in jury selection. peterson's team has accused juror number seven of misconduct for concealing that she was a victim of domestic violence while she was pregnant . her lawyer has notified the defense, she is not granted immunity, she will take the fifth in court. >> if she refuses to testify, i think the misconduct becomes a given for us. then, it becomes a question of bias and the court would have to rule on whether, even with misconduct, there was bias. >> the judge issued a tentative ruling today which would allow the feds to subpoena that juror to appear in a future evidentiary hearing but did not set a date for that. is expected to take place late this year or early next. >>> to fire watch, now come alo

scott peterson is serving a life sentence. if the judge determine there's was juror misconduct it could trigger a new trial. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> a school board battle comes to a head. at nounment made after hours of public comment and what is at stake today. >>> the efforts one tech giant to legalize marijuana. >> and later an economic boom turned baby boom. why some employees say they are reaching the american dream because of a generous pay raise. >>> and and let's get a live look outside. you can see the barge just traveling there and the san francisco skyline. good morning. it's wednesday, thank you for joining us. we will be right back. >>> welcome back this morning. the manhunt is getting stronger for the fiance of 22-year-old gabby petito. police are searching a swampy reserve and they say is he a person of interest in petito's death yesterday. a coroner confirmed the human remains found in a remote northern wyoming area are in fact hers. her death was also ruled a homicide. authori

peterson is heading back to court for resentencing. is the san mateo county judge says that she will hand down a life sentence for the murders of peterson's wife and unborn child. the state supreme court overturned his death sentence last year that will not end his repeals. he is still seeking a new trial on the grounds of juror misconduct. peterson's lawyers are claiming a juror known as a strawberry shortcake failed to disclose her own experience with domestic abuse while she was pregnant. a judge will rule on that later. >>> now, to the elizabeth holmes fraud and conspiracy trials going on in san jose. the first high-profile witness took the stand today. general james maddox -- mathis used to run the pentagon. len ramirez has more on his link to the fairness technology. >> reporter: general matus was in charge of all u.s. forces in the middle east when he became interested in there and us for use in the military. he said his interest in the company was peaked after a very unusual meeting with elizabeth holmes. >> reporter: general j

el abogado defensor del acusado, bob flores, tratÓ de incluir el testimonio de peterson porque estudiÓa empresa de palo alto, fue suspendida temporalmente. aunque la persona declarÓ estar vacunada y no tener sÍntomas. home estÁ acusada de fraude y conspiraciÓn por su empresa de servicios de salud. >>> el Área de la bahÍa estuvo bajo incendios y una tormenta. cuando una tormenta llegÓ los bomberos temÍan lo peor, el susto pasÓ pero el fenÓmeno deÓo cuantiosos daÑos materiales. >>> un rayo impactÓ contra un Árbol, dejÓ un auto inservible. >>> vi que el Árbol cayÓ encima de mi auto. >>> encontramos tambiÉn este video que muestra la belleza del espectÁculos natural que no deja he ser peligroso. >>> las temperaturas altas, la humedad relativa baja, y los relÁmpagos en estas tormentas nos ponen en alertas, nos llegan 24 horas antes que comiencen. y en cuanto lo sabemos nos comenzamos a mover, aumentamos el personal. >>> esta maÑana la empresa (nombre en inglÉs) levantÓ la alerta roja para el Área de la bahÍa, pero hay zonas todavÍa propensas a incendios. >>> todavÍa no se acaba la alerta. >>

today judge ruled that peterson will be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of paroleott peterson is currently an inmate at san quentin. >>> with stores closing in san francisco because of crime by gangs that rimmed them off, the mayor is promising a crackdown. thefts and break-ins are impacting businesses big and small. >> reporter: theft isn't just a problem at big retailers in san francisco. small businesses are getting hit, too. the owners of hot cookie here in san francisco say several successful break-ins and attempted break-ins have cost them tens of thundershowers of dollars. >> video show people running out with fists full of merchandise go viral. and now have the attention of mayor london breed. >> we can't continue to allow what we see as lawlessness continue to dominate our city and the effect of closures, people feeling unsafe. >> the mayor and police chief organizing the theft union that will go from two officers to six. and retired officers to walk neighborhoods. >> we can't take it. >> the owners of hot cookie, will help stop a stripping of burglaries a

laci peterson was pregnant when she was killed.ermine a juror misconduct it could trigger a new trial. >>> antioch school board held a session to discus ousting the superintendent there. after hours of public comment, minutes ago the board president announced no vote was taken. president called the meeting citing declining student performance. she is also upset about this video that shows a student being pinned down by security guards after a fight at antioch high school. here is the twist. tomorrow the same board will be discussing the possible removal of the board president. stay tuned for that. >>> and new at 11:00. our first look at the damage from a powerful earthquake in australia. 5.8 magnitude quake hit northeast of australia. the second most populous city. causing bricks to fall off of buildings. the shaking caught on camera at one news station, the anchors so surprised they did not really know what to say. no word of injuries tonight. this is the strongest earthquake in australia in two years. >>> okay. in the forecast if

the second is in terms of economic competition and i go back to what pete peterson said. we can blame the europeans then we can blame the chinese and i'm not saying it's not that until we get our act together at home until we begin to invest in technology and particularly the human capital until we build the infrastructure and i keep talking about roads and ports but the cyber infrastructure we are going to be anywhere near it as we have the potential for. and i think that's another kind of parallel. big differences and you alluded to that that in 1971 nixon was able to get behind big policies. he faced the house and the senate. democrats really control and yet he managed to get a coalition of liberal democrats, i'm sorry -- and that was a big part of our political establishment. when it came time to deal with the dollar in gold and all the associated issues he had enormous support. he was very skillful at cultivating that support but it was there and that was the huge difference from today. another differences you know in 1971 and i found this very interesting, we were j

the jury eventually convicted peterson of murdering his pregnant wife, lacey and their unborn son. the court overturned his death sentence. the judge set a hearing for october 6 to set a date for this. on highly publicized, high-profile crimes. the unit will go from two investigators up to six. the department will also expand its community ambassador program from a positions to 25. ambassadors are retired officers who are employed to deter crime. >> people and communities who want these pharmacies and businesses in their communities. people are able to keep their jobs and we are able to serve san francisco. >> the district attorney says he applauds expanding anti-retail crime efforts. he adds his office has led discussions with the governor and state legislators for more money to fund this initiative. >> right now, an influential panel of advisors to the cdc is trying to answer the question on the minds of many americans. who should get covid-19 booster shots and when? the panel is focusing on the possibility of a scaled-back booster shot program for older people. manufacturers cla

dana peterson. we are going to continue today and here what kathy would has to say with regards to deflationary forces out there. it is our next big risk. increasing ovation on the economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: we want to bring you a story which is the number month -- number one most red here. j.p. morgan chase. it is being shut out of underwriting municipal bond yields in texas after the state enacted a law banning governments to work with banks that limit business with the firearms industry. i pulled up the terminal, texas has issued $38 billion in deals. the total market is about 11% of the total new market this-year-old on that j.p. morgan would be shut out of. romaine: most read story on the bloomberg terminal. one of the other stories are the big risk ahead. our big take today turning back to our focus now to listen in on what kathy would had to say. arc investment management's founder warning of impending deflation. >> jeff, howard and -- and ray dalio, all of them have been very conc

scott peterson is serving life. if the judge determines there was juror misconduct it could trigger a new trial. >>> it could be another dramatic day in court today in the elizabeth holmes trial this after a mother told the jury she went onto deliver a healthy baby after an inaccurate test said she was miscarrying for a 4th time. her nurse also testified she stopped using after that test. later she admitted on cross she had very few problems with the results prior to that. holmes is accused of defrauding investors and patients. >>> now to shocking revelations about california's medical board. a six month cbs news investigation found that since 2015 the board received more than 50,000 complaints against doctors but they revoked just 201 licenses. coming up on cbs morning we hear from an insider who sits on the medical board. >> do you think the way the medical board functions actually ends up costing patient lives. >> there's no question that it costs patient lives. no question. >> no question. >> you can catch that

her name is jjoeanne peterson. she helps families of the loved ones affected by drug addiction.drug overdoses in the here's sanjay, how joanne peterson took her personal struggle and turned it into a movement. >> oxycontin. it was always the opiates. and then, they would turn to heroin. >> sometimes when we talk about the opioid crvcrisis, we talk at it from a policy perspective. what makes this distinctive is this is an organization that recognizes, not only the trauma to the individual, who is dealing with substance abuse, but the whole family. >> i lost a brother. ten years ago, complication of his addictions. >> reporter: joanne peterson's family had a long and difficult history with addiction. i learned when my niece passed away, the most important thing you do, is no matter what, you tell that person you love them and you're there for them. i wasn't there for her in the very end. and it haunts me. it wasn't that i didn't want to be. it was that, i knew i couldn't fix her problem or change it. you know, she just kind of disappeared. and then, i got the call, that she was in

the death sentence for peterson. in november to life in prison without parole. now this is scheduled to happen before the judge decides whether or not peterson will get a new trial because of alleged juror misconduct in his original trial in 2000 and four congress is going to have another chance is to overhaul policing laws nationwide. the current bill failed yesterday when democrats and republicans said they just could not bridge their differences on a number of issues, including the democratic proposal to reform qualified immunity. would shields police officers from civil liability from his conduct. president biden hoped to sign police reform legislation into law back on may 25th one year after george floyd was killed by a minneapolis police officer. floyd's family says they are disappointed and hope that eventually they will see progress. i think that whatever the president can do within his power to make sure this happens, but you should do it. president biden says his administration will continue to work with co

that will not end peterson's appeals. he is still seeking a new trial citing misconduct. the juror failed to disclose her own experience with domestic abuse while she was pregnant. the judge will rule on that later. >>> a live look at san francisco, where city leaders essay retail theft are out of control. they have a new plan to crackdown on break-ins. kpix 5 max darrow is live in union square, to explain. max? >> reporter: the mayor and chief of police both explained today that retail theft are not victimless crimes. they do affect the community. say business does not want to operate in the area anymore because of crimes that means people will lose jobs. if the pharmacies hit that will have a negative effect on the surrounding community. the goal here is to work with the community to solve this problem. >> reporter: by now, you have probably seen videos of various brazen retail theft from central cisco stores, high-end shops or neighborhood pharmacies. it is a major problem in the city and the mayor and police chief hoping new initiatives will help combat the problem. >

take a look at joey peterson. >> it was always the opiates.uld turn to heroin. >> a drug overdose. >> when he takes an overdose call, the usual suspect is a painkiller. many reported a surge in heroin use. so many times when we talk about the opioid crisis we talk about it in dozens of people may have overdosed in a certain city, or tens of thousands of people die from drug overdoses and we talk about it from a policy perspective. what makes this distinctive is this is an organization that recognizes not only the trauma to the individual who is dealing with substance abuse, but the whole family. >> i lost my niece a couple years ago to an overdose. i lost a brother ten years ago with complications of his addictions. >> joann peterson's family had a long and difficult history with addiction. >> i learned when my niece passed away, the most important thing to do is no matter what tell that person you love them and kind of be there for them. i have terrible guilt because in the end i really wasn't there for her in the very end, and it haunts me.

. >>> happening today scott peterson will make a virtual appearance in a san mateo county courtroom in his bid for a new trial. the judge is expected to set a date for later this year and early next year to hear from a juror. his team argues she snuck on the jury by failing to disclose her experience with domestic abuse. scott peterson is now serving a life sentence for the crime but if the judge determines there was juror misconduct it could trigger a new trial. >>> it could be another dramatic day in court in the elizabeth holmes trial this after an arizona mother said he delivered a healthy baby after an inaccurate test told her she was miscarrying for a 4th time. her nurse also testified. she stopped using the lab after the test with you but later said she had very few problem was results prior to that. holmes is accused of defrauding investors and patients. >>> now to shocking new revelations about the medical board. a cbs news investigation found that since 2015 the board received more than 50,000 complaints against doctors but revoked just 201 licenses. coming up on cbs mornings

there was a big development today in the scott peterson case. a judge in san mateo county said peterson will be re sentenced for the 2000 and two death of his pregnant wife, lacey. his death sentence was overturned last year, and he's been living on death row ever since. he'll be re sentenced in november to life in prison without the possibility of parole. it will happen for the judge decides whether peterson deserves a new trial over alleged juror misconduct in his original trial back in 2000 and four today. that juror said she will not testify at the new trial, saying she will take the fifth to protect against self incrimination. san luis obispo judge today ordered the man last seen with kristin smart to stand trial for murder. the judge ruled there is enough evidence for prosecutors to proceed with charges against paul flores and his father, ruben. paul is accused of killing kristin smart, a fellow student at cal poly 25 years ago. his father, ruben, is accused of helping to hide her body, although her body has never been found. their defense

. >>> scott peterson is back in the headlines. will he get a new trial? tomorrow, the 48-year-old will appear before a judge. the hearing will like -- was so significant, it denied him a fair trial. the judge recently said she expects to hold a two week hearing on this matter early-next year. dates for that hearing should be finalized tomorrow. peterson was convicted of killing his pregnant wife, laci, on christmas eve of 2002. they lived in modesto and her body was found near the berkeley marina. >>> a gut-wrenching day in the elizabeth holmes trial. a lot of the focus was centered around a miscarriage. a woman and her nurse practitioner testified that a theranos test taken at a walgreens in arizona showed the pregnant woman had miscarried. the nurse recommended she take another test this time through quest diagnostics. that new test showed that she was still pregnant and she ultimately delivered a health baby. that nurse said that shook her -- shook her trust in theranos and she stopped recommending theranos tests to her patients. >> and so, by bringing

>> sy: kerry peterson is optimistic about her childrens' return. >> we are pretty confident that ourschool, and also the fact that they just really need to get into some kind of a utine. >> sy: as kids return to the classroom, oster thinks mitigation measures will be key. >> we saw schools operate safely last year with masks, with ventilation, you know, with-- with teacher vaccinations. by the end of the year, with some testing. and i think those are all the kinds of things we want to be layering in. and i think we've increasingly learned how important in-person school is, and that really pushes in the direction of making it happen for everybody. >> sy: throughout the pandemic, oster collected data on schools and covid. many parents turned to her for information. but she also faced backlash for arguing against school closures last fall. >> it's a policy intervention that's really, really costly for kids and families, and doesn't seem to have a lot of public health benefits. i try to be thoughtful about this. i believe that what i'm saying is reflecting the best evidence that we have.

so there was a big development today in the scott peterson case a judge in san mateo county said petersonsentenced for the 2000 and two deaths of his pregnant wife. his death sentence was overturned last year, and he's now living on death row ever since. he will be re sentenced in november to life in prison without the possibility of parole. it will happen before the judge decides whether peterson deserves a new trial over alleged juror misconduct in his original 2000 and four trials. that jury today said she wrote. the juror rather said she will not testify at the new, trusting she'll take the fifth to protect against self incrimination. already then it did cool off today, especially up in the north bay up around santa rosa. good 10 degrees cooler or nine degrees 87 sandra fell a few degrees cooler there areas like fairfield about the same or just a degree or two cooler, but the trend was cooler. tomorrow's trend is for warmer. you got some fog out there. now you can see it in san francisco shot across to berkeley. now it's over on the other side of the beijing kind of see it up there, b

judge in san mateo county said peterson will be. re sentenced for the 2000 and two death of his pregnant wife. his death sentence was overturned last year and has been living on death row ever since. he'll be re sentenced in november to life in prison without the possibility of parole. it will happen before the judge decides whether peterson deserves a new trial over alleged juror misconduct in his original 2000 and four trial. that jury today said she will not testify the new trial, saying she'll take the fifth to protect against self incrimination. san luis obispo judge today ordered the man last seen with kristin smart to stand trial for murder, the judge ruled there is enough evidence for prosecutors to proceed with the charges against paul flores and his father, ruben paul flores, is accused of killing kristin smart, a fellow student at cal poly 25 years ago. his father, ruben, is accused of helping to hide her body, although her body has never been found, defense attorneys argue prosecutors did not present enough evidence to s

, who killed his wife, lacy peterson, was also a student at the school at that time recall, aji has agreedto pay $36 million fine for its role in a corruption scandal involving a former san francisco's city official in a plea agreement with federal prosecutors recall if he admits. the pain $150,000 a year in bribes from 2016 to 2019. the money was paid to a non profit organization controlled by former public works director mohamed naru in exchange for favored treatment in doing business with the city. now, prosecutors say $60,000 was used to fund new rouz annual department of public works holiday party. that there was also a job and internship for new roussanne, and some money was used for a two night stay in new york for new rue and another high ranking city official. san quentin prison guard is accused of smuggling cell phones to death row inmates, prosecutors say prison guard keith christopher worked with two people outside the prison as part of this scheme. investigators say christopher's role was to bring those phones into the prison and that he charged $500 for each one he smuggled i

senator peterson. >> thank you, madam president. i would join you in welcome everybody here who is here in person, listening, or watching this historic event. this is the first time in the history of our country that an audit of this scale and magnitude has ever been conducted. it's unfortunate it is an incomplete audit due to the lack of cooperation and the obstruction from the county. in spite of that this is still the most complete audit that has ever been done. the goal here -- have demanded it. the importance of our society having faith in the election process cannot be overstated. the numbers she gave of people who have concerns was significant. but even if it was much less, it would still merit this type of an audit to bring reassurance to our citizens. this report should help the senate understand what has been working, what needs improvement, and whether further investigation by law enforcement should occur. so i look forward to receiving this report with all of you at this time. >> thank you, senator peterson. with that we

today's hearing surrounds the claims of juror misconduct in peterson's 18 year ago trial.e then, allegations have surfaced surrounding one of the jurors being evasive about domestic violence in her own background. she denied it influenced her in the trial and the hearing may happen early next year. >>> testimony in the elizabeth holmes criminal fraud trial is expected to resume later today focusing on text messages holmes sent to the former coo of theranos and her one-time romantic partner. yesterday the first patient took the stand. it was a woman and her nurse practitioner that testified a test inaccurately showed she miscarried her baby when she was still, in fact, pregnant, and the nurse had her take a diagnosics test. the nurse said other practitioners at the workplace continued to use theranos for lab work. we will walk you through every step of the way of the holmes trial. >>> developing this morning in san jose, police are now investigating the discovery of a body inside of a home that went up in flames. that fire happened last night on shear brook way. this is nea

. >>> happening today, scott peterson will appear remote lee for a preliminary hearing tied to a bid for a new trial. allegations have surfaced since one of the jurors. >>> testimony in the holmes fraud trial is expected to continue later today. yesterday the first patient took the stand. this was a woman and her nurse practitioner that testified that a test said she had miscarried when will she was still pregnant. stick with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the elizabeth holmes trial. we are following the latest on air and online on nbcbayarea.com. >>> a fire happened last night on sherbrooke way. it's not clear how the fire started or when the victim died. >>> oakland now looking to high more police officers after cutting millions from its budget. the city council voted last night to add an additional police academy. police chief says this is the smallest the department has been in ten years. oakland already recorded its 100th homicide of the year. city council wants the city to recruit cadets from diverse backgrounds. >>> 45-year-old, ashley diaz, was killed when a vehicle

yesterday the judge ruled peterson will now be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility ofole. his attorneys are still seeking a retrial. >>> new detail this is morning, the sex crimes trial of r kelly coming to a close. today jurors will hear closing arguments and likely begin deliberations. the five-week trial included hours of disturbing testimony from kelly's accusers. more than 40 witnesses 11 alleged victims took the stand. kelly is facing one count of racketeering and 14 other underlying crimes. he declined to testify in his own defense. >>> civil rights icon jesse jackson now out of the hospital. he and his wife jacqueline were admitted about a month ago after testing positive for covid. jacqueline was released earlier this month. reverend jackson was transferred to a rehabilitation hospital for treatment of parkinson's disease. he says he's received a lot of calls wishing him well, including from former president obama. >>> a small spanish island in the atlantic still struggling days after a volcano erupted sunday in la palma in the can their islands. huge plumes o

. >> joann peterson's family is dealing with addiction. >> i have terrible gift because in the end, iy wasn't there for them in the end and it haunts me. it wasn't that i didn't want to be. i knew i couldn't fix her problem or change it. she just disappeared and i got a call she was in beth israel hospital on life support. so that haunts me. >> it was another part of the struggle with the stigma of substance abuse she dealt with most of her life, until she met others like her at a community meeting. >> i started to say, let's start meeting in. >> in 2004, learn to cope was born. >> we are there to help the family and remind the family that no matter what, you're going to be okay, and i had so many people say to me, they feel grateful that they were a member of a peer group like learn to cope because they understood the disease. i know a mom, her son had cancer, he had been prescribed oxycontin. he was in pain, and he turned to heroin. she said, she missed his cancer. she said, everyone loved him then. no one gives anything about him now. >> after 20 years of covering the stories, i st

. >> peterson dropped the plan to create a bitcoin economy and recruited a small staff of residence.nd we are at the rate when we are only 18 months into it. part of that was sped up by the pandemic. >> when the tourist ministry and the economy collapsed, peterson started making monthly transfers of about $35 in bitcoin to 500 families around town. >> during that time, people could not go out of their homes to work, and a lot of people were going hungry. we used some of the resources we had to start sending bitcoin to families and teaching stores had to accept bitcoin, which helped stores to stay in business, keep their employees on, but also it allowed people to remain fed. >> the owner of a tiny eatery said she was skeptical about having money on her phone. now bitcoin accounts for as much as half of her roughly $45 a day in sales. >> [speaking spanish] >> and the owner of this cafe never thought twice about crypto until customers asked about it. within the first week of opening. >> they showed me the app, we downloaded it and i had the app for the wallet in my phone, he paid me fo

. >>> scott peterson debe ser sentenciado por segunda vez por el asesinato de su esposa embarazada estofraude. fueron leÍdos en corte los mensajes privados entre ella con gerente operativo y pareja sentimental en este entonces con home. cada uno enfrenta 10 cargos por fraude electrÓnico y # cargos de conspiraciÓn para cometer fraude electrÓnico. ambos se han declarado no culpabas. enfrenta un juicio por separado el prÓximo aÑo. >>> vamos a la pausa. las autoridades continÚan la bÚsqueda para dar con el paradero de brian laundry considerado persona de interÉs en el caso de gabi petito >>> luego de 3 dÍas de ausencia regresa la capa marina para refrescar las costas y el interior cÁlido. decimos los detalles al regresar. >>> la verdadera frontera estÁ. este paÍs debe mucho a la sociedad inmigrante. >>> es para la gente. >>> informar impulsa a buscar el camino a la verdad. soy julio vaqueiro y estoy aquÍ para decirles las cosas como son. >>> en florida continÚa por cart dÍa. se espera la llegada de un nuevo equipo y ca ren cuÉntanos cuÁl es la importancia de este equipo. y es importante con

. >>> scott peterson went in front of a judge today, why the judge says he must be resent tensed. >>e the vaccination card ready if you want to get into a lot of places. >> she is helping me, but so far i am not in. >> what are your thoughts about this? >> i'm pissed. >> not everyone is upset. >>> thanks for being with us. >> after months of investigating, the department of justice issued a skating report about san jose skate. -- state. they said they botched the investigation into a sports trainer accused of abusing more than 20 athletes. here is the exclusive story. >> i asked if he had it all to do over again, would he still speak out knowing he would be fired. he told me, absolutely. >> steve o'brien is the former deputy athletic director. he said in 2019 concerns were shared about an investigation going back more than a decade into a trainer. >> that he had sexually abused multiple trainers. the university finding may have been thin, and the records not maintained. >> hopkins took his complaints to the ncaa and top administrators said he asked hip to explain the swim coach witho

. >>> a california judge ruled today that scott peterson must be resent tensed for life in prison. the california court overturned it last year. he will be resentenced to life in prison without parole. >>> tonight an officer was shot. the officer is expected to survive, but many wonder how much more the city and short police force can endure. >> this is a reminder how dangerous it is in the city of oakland. >> armstrong is grateful he did not lose one of his officers in this morning's chaotic standoff involving a 50-year-old gunman. it started in oakland's uptown neighborhood. someone said there was a man with a gun around telegraph avenue. they say when the officers showed up, someone shot and injured an officer. the other got away. >> i was told i couldn't leave the apartment. >> she lives in a building that houses veterans. >> i didn't know if he had a weapon. that was the biggest worry. >> by then the crisis intervention unit, negotiators and tactical unit arrived. they say he also had a knife to hurt himself. >> we began to negotiate with the suspect, created a rapport with th

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nacke ii [bells ringing] donald arthur peterson.ringing] jean hoadley peterson [bells ringing] mark david rothenberg [bells ringing] christine ann snyder [bells ringing] my dad, john talignani [bells ringing] honor elizabeth wainio [bells ringing] my cousin, debbie jacobs welsh. [bells ringing] >> 20 years ago, the world watched in horror as a terrorist attack unfolded at the world trade center, the pentagon, and in this field, near shanksville. on that day, my vision, here at this holy site was one of a lone fire engine with its crew at the ready for potential rescue and firefighting. those first responders were shadowed by smoke rising from the impact zone into the nearby forest of the hemlock trees bordering this field. my thoughts at the moment was that this was no longer a common field. it was traveled by so many who lived in this area, but this field was now sacred ground. and common no more. so how did this vision of tragedy turn into a memory of complete victory? a wife of the fellow los angeles firefighter, susie bird, made

brandon crawford tests peterson's arm and he wins. the games beat the braves 6-5 for their 96th of the season. >> it was awesome. like that is top two moments in my live, you know? carry the birth of my two children and then that. so it is up there. i mean it was super cool. you know? i'm never on the field like that like that so it was super cool. >> a max sher store has gone 37 consecutive innings to shut out baseball. seven scoreless today. the dodgers beat the reds 5-1 so the giants need to win tonight to keep that two-game lead in the west. >>> it is week two of the nfl season and tough to read the 49ers week two opponent, philadelphia eagles. they finished last a season ago, a terrible division but in 13 of the last 15 seasons they have gone from worst to first and then jalen hurts and company, looking good last sunday. >> the 49ers spent their week practicing and staying at the lavish green briar resort in west virginia. team said it was a productive week but one problem with accommodations. >> wall papers were off in our rooms