peterson has been on death row since the 2004 conviction for the murder of his wife lacey peterson andir unborn son. peterson claims a juror committed misconduct in filling out a questionnaire and is hoping a judge will grant him a new trial next year. ama: an investigation into an incident that led to students walking out of a san francisco high school, upset over students changing outfits in front of faculty. they say it is part of a bigger problem with sexual harassment and assault. san francisco unified school district confirmed it is investigating. >> a teacher was having change into what is called fits, these neutral outfits that students wear when they are doing theater practice. and we are investigating whether or not this practice has been something that should have been happening. ama: the practice has stopped. dan: a change at the top at twitter. the co-founder jack dorsey stepped down today as ceo. he posted a statement on his twitter page, writing after 16 years, from co-founder to ceo, it was finally time to leave. he added he has worked hard to ensure his company can bre

dan: this got peterson was -- scott peterson was transferred to san mateo county jail today. he will have a hearing in his resentencing trial next week. peterson has been on death row since the 2004 conviction for the murder of his wife lacey peterson and their unborn son. peterson claims a juror committed misconduct in filling out a questionnaire and is hoping a judge will grant him a new trial next year. ama: an investigation into an incident that led to students walking out of a san francisco high school, upset over students changing outfits in front of faculty. they say it is part of a bigger problem with sexual harassment and assault. san francisco unified school district confirmed it is investigating. >> a teacher was having change into what is called fits, these neutral outfits that students wear when they are doing theater practice. and we are investigating whether or not this practice has been something that should have been happening. ama: the practice has stopped. dan: a change at the top at twitter. the co-founder jack dorsey stepped down today as ceo. he posted a

>> peterson: it's definitely getting worse. it's as bad as it's ever been right now.ou see all those blue cranes? there's no ship-- >> whitaker: that makes no sense. >> peterson: that's what-- that's what i say. it makes no sense. until you realize, hey, the yard is totally full. see how high those stacks are? totally jammed up. >> whitaker: so, when you see this, what-- what does this say to you? >> peterson: i think a lot of businesses are at risk, if they can't get their products in-- in time for the holiday season. and of course, it also means consumers are going to pay really high prices for everything. >> whitaker: so this is what inflation looks like? >> peterson: yeah, this is inflation first-hand. >> whitaker: the problems at the ports have cascaded across the country. so we followed the supply chain, from the choked ports of l.a. and long beach to rail yards in chicago. along the way we found chaos, finger-pointing, huge profits, and massive losses. and everywhere, frustration. bobby djavaheri's frustration was palpable when he lifted his warehouse door to s

a san mateo judge rules that peterson will be resentenced. he has been serving a death sentence for the killing of his pregnant wife and unborn child. peterson will appear by zoom for the hearing. >>> still ahead on kpix45 and streaming on cbsn bay area it's not just the bay area. in and out's vaccine deniance stretches all the way to socal. >>> i think there's a deeper understanding that -- there is a need for places like this. >> they gathered here for two decades but they could loose it all. the fight in berkeley to save a garden. >>> all right. it's a foggy start to the day and low clouds, even a little bit of patchy drizzle. we will catch the sunshine and clearing and daytime highs right around where we should be for this time of year in the 60's. blue have that seven day forecast coupling up. >>> and it's busy ride for that drive into san francisco. plus i'm tracking slow speeds on the super commuter route. it's a closer look coming >>> it appears in and out's vaccine policy nowstretches to los angeles. a reporter visited five restauran

the judge today also set up to 16 of lacey peterson's family and friends and six of scott peterson'sfamily can attend the re sentencing. the judge is expected to re sentence him to life in prison without the possibility of parole. a sobering new look at just how hard it is to buy a home in the bay area, the annual income needed and which county demands the biggest paycheck and uber facing a lawsuit from the u. s justice department, the accusations that company is overcharging some people with disabilities. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. takes an average annual income of $235,000 new data from the california association of realtors shows the median hom

peterson was convicted for the 2000 and two murders of his wife, lacey and unborn child. take place in february to determine if peterson will get a new trial. opening statements were delivered today at the sex trafficking trial of jeffrey epstein's longtime companion, lane maxwell. the trial is beginning more than two years after epstein committed suicide in prison and a year after maxwell was indicted for her alleged role in running an elaborate sex trafficking ring for him. the prosecution says that maxwell recruited and groomed girls as young as 14 to perform sexual acts with epstein and in some cases, even taking part of the abuse. at least four alleged victims are expected to testify. i think the victim's testimony here is going to be very compelling. i think it's going to be. i think it's really going to tell him really compelling story about what happened and what they went through, and i think that will likely be enough for the jury. maxwell has pleaded not guilty to all six federal trafficking charges. the trial is expected to last six weeks. if convicted , she f

of his fourth wife stacey peterson.eaking out for the first time is drew's brother. you can watch the "dateline" nbc exclusive, "infamous" right here on nbc bay area at 9:00 p.m. >>> thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. the next one coming up at 5:00. and you can always get the latest at nbcbayarea.com. have a great weekend. see you back here tomorrow at feeding the need. get out and donate and help nourish our neighbors. ♪♪ >>> right now on "california live," ross is ready for liftoff. then i'm going to take you to a special spot where you can freeze and sweat all in the same place. >> and got a bucket list? get a bigger bucket. >> it's a bird. it's a plane. it's chicken boy. and i've got 100 things to do in l.a. before you die. this is danny jenson. he wrote the book. >> oh, yeah. >> all that and a whole lot more right now on "california live."

the judge today also set up to 16 of lacey peterson's family and friends and six of scott peterson's family can attend that re sentencing. the judge is expected to re sentence peterson to life in prison without the possibility of parole. a judge today approved a $626 million settlement for people harmed by drinking water contaminated with lead in flint, michigan, the state changed flint's water supply from detroit's municipal water to the flint river back in 2000 and 14 to cut costs. the water was not treated and pipe corrosion resulted in lead. getting into the water money will be available to every child who was exposed to the water. every adult who can show an injury and some business owners and anyone who paid water bills. the white house is trying to calm fears about rising prices and supply chain problems. foxes lauren blanchard reports president biden headed to the port of baltimore to talk about federal efforts to try to get goods moving. president biden on the move visiting the port of baltimore wednesday, even though wages are going up. we still face challenges. we have to

a hearing is set to take place in february to determine if peterson will get a new trial. still to come tonight after a weekend of shopping and consumerism tomorrow, is giving tuesday. instead of spending all your money on buying things. how bad if you expressed some generosity by giving to those in need after the break the bay area nonprofits hoping for a boost and how you can help. and coming up a little later in sports. we have a big update on warriors guard klay thompson as he practices with the santa cruz warriors also empty shelves and higher prices coming up later tonight how the federal trade commission is investigating the retail disruptions. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need

scott peterson is now in a redwood city jail. peterson was convicted of killing his wife laci and unborn son back in 2004. this is his new booking photo taken this morning after he was transferred ahead of his resentencing hearing next week. the california supreme court overturned his death sentence last year saying the trial judge excluded potential jurors who were opposed to the death penalty. peterson is fighting his conviction saying a juror was untruthful when she filled out her juror questionnaire. during next week's hearing, he is expected to face family and friends of his wife for the first time since his conviction. >>> okay. check this out. new video of a dramatic rescue. a chp helicopter crew responding to a report of an injured person on the sea wall. this happened yesterday. you can see the waves down below. as first responders prepare the patient for an airlift. the man was flown to stinson beach and then taken to the hospital by ambulance. >>> we are back in 60 seconds with four east bay cities on alert. >> our con

. >>> right now a status hearing is underway in the scott peterson case in september. the san mateo county judge ruled that peterson will be resentenced to life without parole. he has been serving a death sentence since 2004 for the killing of his pregnant wife and unborn child. he is appearing by zoom for the hearing. >>> new details from the investigation into just what went wrong at travis scott's festival. the latest report paints a grim picture. there was no plan for a crowd search at the event. there were emergency protocols for other incidents like active shooters and severe weather. the operation plan had nothing on crowd control. more than 20 lawsuits have been filed against organizers. >>> on the peninsula, a [inaudible] station was revealed in half moon bay. this after the drowning death of a boy in january. >> we are live in half moon bay with all the details and many of us remember this tragic story. >> that's right. its been more than ten months since the 12-year-old was swept bye-bye the sea and a foundation was created in the wake of the tragedy and wit

. >>> one of the most infamous inmates in san quinn is no longer there, and scott peterson now in a redwoode was transferred ahead of his recent re-sentencing hearing next week. peterson is fighting his conviction saying a juror was untruthful when she filled out her jury questionnaire. >>> happening today the next step in a controversial legal battle playing out in san francisco over a police shooting five years ago, and that was during a domestic call. we just showed you the body cam video. he died in 2017. this is at what point the medical examiners found. the officer was charged that was appearing in court today. boudin is accused of playing politics. >>> and a woman was detained on the tarmac at l.a.x. the woman exited the terminal and tried to flag down an aircraft parked at the gate. authorities say she is being held for psychiatric evaluation. >>> 49ers suddenly have holes to fill. coming up on "today in the bay," the latest big win not without losses as well. the adjustments you will have to make on the fly ahead of sunday's game in seattle. >>> and leaders will continue pushing fo

peterson, convicted of killing his wife, lacey, and unborn sun in 1984.tial jurors to the death penalty. peterson is fighting his conviction saying a juror was untruthful when filling out the questionnaire. >>> a woman was arrested on the tarmac at l.a.x. the woman exited the terminal and tried to flag down an aircraft parked at the gate. authorities say she's now being held for psychiatric evaluation. >>> 5:44. another setback for the white house. another court has struck down another vaccine mandate. >> scott mcgrew in this case, it's a demand that health care workers be vaccinated. >> it applies to health care facilities that receive federal money, which is basically any health care facility. the judge's top consideration was not whether vaccines are bad or good, they are good. instead, he was concerned about making a nurse to get a vaccine who would lose their job would cause worker shortages that could be dangerous. >>> sooner or later we will see cases of the new variant here in the united states. we will have to face this new threat just as we have

the judge is now weighing if peterson can retain his legal team.ng the re-seconding hearing peterson will break his long silence over what happened. >>> 6:35. technological failures are taking the spotlight in the holmes fraud trial. yesterday on the stand the theranos lab director testified about major inaccuracies in test results and how holmes and others glossed over them. in one tests, it showed prostate antigens in women even though those antigens are found only in men. for more, go to nbcbayarea.com and click on holmes trial coverage. >>> and then the supply chain crisis is getting worse and it's coming ahead of the holiday shopping rush. an increase in the number of items are now out of stock, and that's 33% more than last year at this same time. the backups include, electronics, jewelry and clothing. >> nbc's sam brock reports from the port of miami, and the white house is now taking action. >> reporter: laura and marcus, good morning and greetings from miami here. a big day for the biden administration as it touts $17 billion from the infr

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. >>> scott peterson has left death row in san quentin and has been moved to the san mateo county jail. he was convicted of killing his wife and unborn son connor in 2004. he transferred ahead of his re-sentencing hearing next week. the california supreme court overturned his death sentence last year, the trial judge said that the trial judge excluded potential jurors opposed to the death penalty. peterson fighting his conviction saying a juror was untruthful when she filled out her juror questionnaire. he is expected to face family and friends of his late wife lacey for the first time since his conviction. >>> crimes of opportunity are picking up during the holidays. how do you explain the wave of violence in oakland the last couple of weeks? deadly freeway shootings, mob-style retail thefts and yesterday police say a man was shot and killed after trying to stop a thief from breaking into a car. the mayor says she has got a solution to the crisis. and it begins with more police. melissa colorado. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> reporter: thanksgiving morning this was the carefree and joyful scene in oakland

dana peterson of the conference board. data has been better-than-expected on retail sales and elsewhere. the market is picking up the front end of the yield curve. the conversation of the next fed rate hike, we will have that with david jones of bank of america talking about the latest economic data in america. the rate hike conversation gets a little bit more fuel. tom: we cannot say enough about the originality of this november of 2021. as we spoke to william dudley and mr. lacher, today we speak with the genuine beast. james bullard back to 2008 who said the economic community on its ear talking about regime change, the idea of how a central bank should act. the phd from indiana joins us this morning and our questions always led to the beginning, unlike at the press conference, by our michael mckee. michael: i am not sure what the beast means, but we are happy to happy with us on bloomberg radio and television this morning. there's a lot going on to talk about. there is an elephant in the room or at least there will be

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. >> jordan peterson is the preeminent public thinker of our time, clinical psychologist in toronto and professor at the university of toronto, jordan started getting into the political incorrect society, talking about bills in canada that they were going to penalize people if you miss gender somebody which was framed as against trans people, he's not against trans people, just didn't want the government to compel language. most logical people understand the difference, that you should treat people with respect but the government shouldn't punish you for miss gender rings using the wrong pronoun or whatever it may be. that. jordan into the stratosphere in the online world. he wrote a book 12 is for life which was the number one selling book, salty million copies worldwide. i had the true honor of being on tour with jordan, we did 120 stops and it was spectacular and what i saw this man do was say this is what i believe, these are 12 rules that helped me live a decent life and every night, sold-out theater after sold-out theater and i would see people incorporating those ideas into their

we're back with dan henninger, kim strassel and kyle peterson.bout virginia first, and terry mcauliffe, been around politics his whole life. he was side by side with bill clinton during his two terms as president. what happened to his reputation as the great retail politician? [laughter] >> yeah. well, you know, i think terry mcauliffe's problem is that he decided that he was going to follow the rules as defined by progressives in modern elections, which is what he did. he was going to try to tie glenn youngkin to donald trump, yell trump at every single opportunity, and cozy up to progressive politics and really adopt that and try to fire up the base. and, in fact, what we saw is that in the hands of a politician like glenn youngkin, the trump card wasn't enough to get mcauliffe over the end of the line. and also it's pretty clear that all of america is turning against, repudiating a lot of those progressive ideals. that's why you see this happening not just in virginia. just as an aside, i saw a lot of people saying, oh, youngkin's victory is a

peterson, it's so fascinating.f florida, and have been wondering all along when this was going to come because we've been saying -- mika and i have been saying for a some time, this reminded us of what tobacco companies did in the '50s and then when you found those internal documents affected by this product. well, we wondered where everybody was, and here you are. so glad to hear about it. tell us about your investigations. >> well, joe, i appreciate the coverage that you and mika have shown to this issue. this is a big deal and it is in many ways like tobacco with a major corporation causing harm, particularly to vulnerable populations, and then trying to deny, name change, and just run away from what is a known problem, a known problem to them. here's why general peterson and a post of ags across this country, bipartisan, by the way, are on this. our job is to protect young people, our job is to protect those who are vulnerable. what facebook's own research showed is a connection between instagram, its platforms

we are back with our panel, big bill mcgurn, kim strassel and kyle peterson.e don't seem to five inflation argument for economic reasons but let's talk about the politics here, speaker pelosi promised democrats in the house she would make them vote on something that didn't have a chance of passing the senate, we don't know what will happen, we do know it will be changed so has she basically signed a lot of her house democrat to the end of their careers in another year? >> it looks that way. she has a good record of doing that, walk the plank for progressive democratic priorities. i still think there are hurdles for the bill, joe manchin has been strong saying he thinks we should delay this. the last inflation number october was it's .2% year-over-year and there are forecasters who say it's going to go even higher in the coming months so i think it will go for a lot and it will push into the 2022 midterms. paul: kim, elaborate on that, what you think is going to happen in the senate? my sense is that this will end the careers of maybe 20, 30 or more house democ

peterson was transferred from san quentin yesterday. he is set to be re sentenced next wednesday after his death sentence was overturned last year due to juror misconduct. peterson was convicted for the 2002 murders of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. drought conditions are expected to have a significant economic effect across the state. ktvu tom vacar looked at where california may be headed. when it comes to our water supply. was california's what october just to sucker punch to the states. all important reservoirs historically 1976, which was historically dry, started off with a wet october. so we're not counting our chickens? yes ski conditions. tracker ski central dot com says that of the 25 big california resorts attracts only three or open and in a very limited basis. mammoth the most active has 40 runs open, which is only a quarter of its runs. boreal mountain, two runs open 6% of its runs. alpine meadows, two runs open just 2% of its runs. the rest closed for now. ski resorts say december through february, are there big sn

. >>> and then the judge in scott peterson's trial is considering juror issues.ring the resentencing hearing, peterson will break his long science over what happened. >>> and then yesterday on the stand in the theranos fraud trial, there was testimony about major inaccuracies in test results. prostate antigens were shown in women even though they are only found in men. follow the theranos trial online at nbcbayarea.com, and click on the elizabeth holmes trial coverage. >>> a new online shopping survey shows the number of items out of stock is 33% above last year at this time. products with the highest level of backups include electronics, jewelry and clothing. everything for christmas. >> absolutely. all of this comes as the backups grow at american ports. and the white house is now taking action. >> reporter: laura and marcus, good morning and greetings from miami here. the biden touts the billions from the infrastructure bill, and it's not even signed yet, but it will go to ports backlogged around the country. there are investments that could be applicable else

dana peterson, the conference board chief economist.matic family feud, canada's edward rogers we get control of roger's communications. could it end up him losing a lot more? it is our stock of the hour, coming up next. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang. the rogers family feud, which has gripped candid and some others are like is over at least for now. a report has given edward rogers control of the board of the company. the news has boosted shares of rogers, as well as shaw communications, which rogers is in the process of taking over. kriti gupta has more. >> let's start out with rogers communication does. it is a communications and media company that ranges from cable to radio, tv broadcasting, all the way to wireless. half of their revenue coming from wireless in particular. the family feud started when guy named ted rogers, whose son, edward rogers, served as the company's board of directors, and in trying to fire the ceo of the company, his sister and mother's, who are members of the board, try to remove him. he

. >>> the scott peterson case is set for a status hearing at ten this morning. in september san mateo county judge ruled peterson will be resentenced to life without parole. >>> a former charles manson follower has been recommended for release by the parole board again. she was found guilty of participating in the 1969 stabbing death of a couple, one of the crimes committed by the cult known as the manson family. yesterday she had a 24th appeal before the parole board. she was found fit for release for the 5th time. the four previous approvals have been reversed by california governors. >>> testimony in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial will continue later on today. this after the man who once ran the lab revealed the company was not using it's own machines to test blood samples for years. he said holmes tried to give regulators another explanation. he said that once he got there the lab no longer used it's own devices to test blood and that responding to audits whats about the only responsibility that he had. >> in addition to everything else there continue to h

we will continue the conversation now with a senior fellow at the peterson institute international economics and professor of economics at syracuse university. mary, i want to start off with something emily pointed out, the idea xi jinping has not left china for a couple of years now, and obviously some of that is due to the pandemic from a but there is a broader issue about how inward looking he has been over the last few years. if that complicates whatever discussions will be had on monday, will that? >> on think it remains how much a complicates it. he certainly has in some sense been insulated. this insulation is getting more problematic, as communication lines between the u.s. and china get more difficult to open up. all levels of government, civil society, these types of communications have diminished over the last four years in the it is hard to know how much the rest of the world is viewing china, and that could complicate the relationship with joe biden. the chinese retaliation against australia was australia called for an independent review of the origin of covid-19, and china reac

reporter: peterson was his cousin. >> andrew was a wonderful person, smart, all you want to do was help people, and that is what makes it hurtful. reporter: i spoke to andrew's parents today. andrew was their only son. his father said what happened to his son makes him angry, and they want everyone to know how comforting it has been to cure all of the kind words from the school principal, family, and committees. andrew's girlfriend should this photo with us and said they met five years ago. she said what drew me to him was his gentle and patient teaching style. he was eager to contribute to the school community. i feel lucky to have witnessed him at his best every day. supervisors plan to inspect the intersection on friday. second anchor: students and faculty at a center was a school learned a valuable lesson about the potential dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning. a strong order -- voter -- forced evacuation of the church. 14 people at the academy were treated for exposure to carbon monoxide. someone had covered a heating and air conditioning unit with a tarp on the roof because it wa

. >>> and the judge in scott peterson's trial is weighing out a new sentence. >>> technological failuresare taking the spotlight in the elizabeth holmes criminal fraud trial. on the stand yesterday there was testimony about major inaccra teas and test results and how holmes and theranos glossed over them. one test showed prostate antigens in women even though those are only found in men. >>> this is san josÉ. nice and clear to start the day. a little bit, anyway. meteorologist, kari hall, has a look at the forecast. kari, it's close to the weekend, hump day. >> we may have got passed the rain and now it's going to be soaking in this afternoon and the next few days. we can see the rain well to the north of us, even showers across northern california, but kind of skipping around us. as we are dealing with a very wet ground, now patchy dense fog and you can see where the fog is rolling through parts of the tri-valley, so as you are driving you may encounter for a short distance, very low visibility. we are seeing the low visibility in novato. once that clears out we're headed for a really n

get more on the supply chain and bring in an expert in the field with us now, flex port ceo ryan petersonplying some technology to this issue and this problem for a long time now. ryan, i remember we were talking over the summer and you were talking about how painful it is for you to disappoint customers based on what's happening with shipping right now that doesn't seem to be easing how long does it look like this problem is going to persist and what can technology do to solve it >> yeah, hey, thanks for having me back on making predictions about the future when there's so many complicated variables is just harder than ever right now and global logistics in particular i don't have a really strong opinion. i don't see a lot of mechanisms that are clear or clearing this backlog at the port of los angeles and long beach in particular yeah, we brought down the number but there's still 56 container ships waiting out there. there should be 0. and what's happening right now is that they're actually introducing fines so if you don't pick up your container from the port on time, you get hit with

semáforo ahora está presente en corte, la muchacha por fin se reencontró con su familia >>scott petersoniara comportamiento fraudulento de parte del jurado. en diciembre se lee leerá la sentencia de vida en prisión >> por quinta vez una junta de audiencias de libertad en california ha recomendado la liberación de leslie... charles manson, estará cumpliendo sentencia por haber apuñalado la víctima. había sido condenada a muerte en el 71 pero su condena fue apelada. gobernador gavin newsom rechazó esta alegación de la junta. >> una niña de 18 meses se contagió de covid-19 y de otra enfermedad un caso que es único que está siendo estudiado para prevenir otros. >> encontrados a mateo dejarán de dar información a ice le explicaremos lo que esto significa. >> bello >>largas filas tuve nunca ser los residente de ciudad juárez para recibir la primera dosis de la vacuna contra el covid-19 la espera llevó a muchas personas a ingresar por la fuerza a lugar de vacunación. otro dijeron que no había ni orden ni organización. las autoridades lograron calmar los ánimos y el proceso de vacunación continu

freddie freeman, josh peterson a huge ovation from the hawks crowd as they were introduced. 1 million in championship celebration this afternoon in atlanta. that is going to be the last time fans will see jacques peterson with his famous pair of white pearls. after the parade he's sending them to the hall of fame in cooperstown. he started wearing them in late september, kept the same pair on throughout the title rung. guys, men all around atlanta have been wearing pearls around their neck. >> wear your pearls, andy. i know you're not a braves fan. >> i don't have them. my kids don't have them even though they're braves fans. maybe one day. guys, everyone i talk to in atlanta is going to that parade. it is going to be quite the scene. >> they closed the schools for it, right? >> schools for most directs closed in atlanta so the kids can go. it should be a fun time. hoping people can navigate traffic when they get there. >> sports are important. thanks, andy. >> nice to see you. looks like the astros will have to build back better. two hours the house will reconvene to vote on two swee

anchor brewing, ceo michael tamiaka who i got to know and respect part of the project, scott peterson, we appreciate all working with us and trusting us on the project. the san francisco public utilities commission and a great advocate for the project and supporter throughout and i have to think the cambrian team, richard ross in essential engineering, and others did the hard work of building this plan throughout covid and you should be proud of what you have here today. and i'm also thankful for those who supported us in the journey and springling capital and others and i'll hand it off to the next speaker but i'm honored he's one of the supporters among those. while edward doesn't really need an introduction, what some of you might not know is he's dedicated a significant amount of time, energy and investment to the environment and particularly water. as a valued board member at cambrian innovation he knows how to create and sustain an innovative company in the infrastructure markets and know he shares our vision with industry as an eco system and with innovation and hard work we ca

peterson claims a juror in that trial committed misconduct and is hoping for a new tronics tear.nt at arizona state university. the university says he was enrolled as a nondegree seeking student taking classes online. student groups have demanded the university remove him from classes. it is not clear if he withdrew, but the school did not force him out. an asu spokesperson says that any qualified individual can apply for admission. earlier this month, rittenhouse was acquitted after killing two people and injuring another last year. reggie: an investigation underway that led to students walking out of the san francisco high school. the students were upset that classmates were first to change outfits in a coed environment in front of faculty. essays part of a figure problem of sexual harassment and even assaults. the san francisco unified school dictonrmed it investiging. >> fmer theate teacher was having students change into what is called fits these are neutral outfits that students wear when they are doing theater rectus. we are investigating -- theater practice. we are invest

stafford no room to breath they sacked him five times titans out gained by 150 yards former mvp peterson punching one in late. first with the titans. tennessee avenges the loss to the rams and they win 28-16. >> mahomes and the chiefs got on the board first against the packers. love tossed his first career touchdown and kansas clammed down a low score canning game but won 13-7 kyler murray was out for arizona. james conner picked up the slack. slashing one in and he'd catch one. the cardinals beat the 49ers 31-17. in new orleans, the saints went on a holey comeback in the fourth quarter and scored 19 unanswered points to take the lead matt ryan would make a come back falcons escaped with a win 27-25. patterson was among sunday's top performers 21-yards a catch hope the chargers zap the eagles >>> welcome back janessa webb who is returning from some well-earned r&r. >> good morning. thanks, guys good to see you all. hope you enjoyed the weekend today, kind of a different story. in the pacific northwest watching then we have this coastal low for the a for the carolinas to the boston area t

peterson's death sentence was overturned last year due to juror misconduct. sentence him to life in prison without the possibility of parole. today's hearing concerns whether peterson's attorneys can continue to represent him since. by law, they only handle death penalty cases. the former lab director at theranos is back on the stand today in the trial of elizabeth holmes. dr king shook. das says his decision to avoid theranos test results from 2014 and 2015 was based on his review of reports signed by his predecessor. yesterday dr. das testified that he was hired to get the blood testing lab back into federal compliance. he detailed the report from government regulators that found the company's machines did not perform basic lab tests. regulators also discovered errors in patient test results. legal experts say the testimony is a blow to homes. well for the postal service of holidays are the busiest time of the year and back in 2019. it delivered more than 28 million packages per day in the week before christmas, ktvu zambelli says the oakland distribution c

peterson and joan ganz cooney fund. (overlapping news reports) >> right now, breaking news here, stocks all around the world are tanking. >> jacoby: if you want to understand how today's financial world has grown so far removed from the real world-- and the role of the federal reserve-- you need to go back to 2008, when investors, speculators, and wall street bankers nearly brought down the global economy. >> get on the train! otherwise it is gonna leave the station without you. >> wall street shaken to its very foundation today. ♪ ♪ >> we will need to stabilize, repair, and reform our banking system and get credit flowing again to families and businesses. >> jacoby: the new president and congress spent hundreds of billions of dollars to restart the economy, but at the center of the rescue effort was the federal reserve. richard fisher was the head of the fed's bank in dallas at the time. >> what the federal reserve does is provide the blood supply for the body of our capitalist economy. and what happened in 2008 is all

there's a new status hearing set for today in scott peterson's effort to receive a new criminal trialon is following those developments. she's going to have a live update during our midday newscast. check our twitter feed throughout the day as we're going to have updates there as well. >>> new concerns of covid as cases surge across the state. this coming just about two weeks before the holiday season arrives. our chris sanchez speaking with health leaders. more for you at midday. >>> honoring our veterans, the events taking place around the bay area to recognize those who served our country. >> plus helping those veterans when they are most vulnerable, the work being done to get them back to their everyday lives. make sure you join us tomorrow morning. ♪ >>> live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza, this is the third hour of "today." >> good morning, everybody w welcome to the third hour of "today." what day is it >> hump day! >> mike, mike, mike. dylan on maternity leave and we're saving the seat for a very special person and on it's our family week ask we have another special ghost

under that pile is adrian peterson that was his first game with the team tennessee avenges that superl xxxiv loss winning 28-16. >>> and in a rematch of super bowl i, patrick mahomes and the chiefs got on the board first. jordan love tossed his first career touchdown late. >>> k james connor gets in for h touchdown. he rushed in there for the touchdown and caught up one. the cardinals beat the 49ers 31-17. >>> both the jags and the bills both have players named josh allen. one on offense, one on defense but jacksonville's josh allen got the better of buffalo's josh al within that sack. the jags with the surprise of the day, they upset the bills 9-6 for the win. >>> the new york city marathon returned for the first time since 2019, and what a comeback it was the winners, two runners from kenya. around 30,000 runners competed one man took a break from the race to propose to his girlfriend and yes, spoiler alert, she did say yes. and here's msnbc's anchor stephanie ruhle jumping over the barriers to hug colleague willie geist. our very own bill cairns bringing home the medal with a time

at the bottom of that pile is former mvp adrian peterson 36 years old, still doing it, punching his first one in with the titans tennessee avenges that super bowl xxxiv loss, winning 28-16 >>> another super bowl rematch, the first one. patrick mahomes and the chiefs got on the board first against the aaron rodgers-less packers jordan love making his first start. he tosses his first career touchdown late but kansas city would hold on and win 13-7 >>> kyler murray was out of the game for arizona but running back james connor picking up the slack he runs one in there, rushing for a touchdown. he would also catch one from colt mccoy the cardinals beat san francisco 31-17. >>> both the jaguars and bills have players named josh allen. one of them plays defense and he got the better of the quarterback on this day. that interception, plus a sack and a recovered football the jags with the surprise upset of the day, they eke out that win. it was low scoring, 9-6. >>> staying with the nfl, with the controversy surrounding aaron rodgers. that interview he gave us now, admitting that he's unvaccinated

, but scott peterson is locked up and we got another interview with him, as well >> just like carson, but you should see her heart. her beauty is right here and we love you so much. thank you. >> thank you >> we adore you. >> thank you so much >> and you can see her exclusive interview sunday on "dateline. >>> coming up next, we're heading outside to dive into an amazing lineup of dishes for watching some football but first, this is "today" on nbc. dishes for tching some foowatb >>> and we're back to get you ready for sunday night's battle on nbc the pittsburgh steelers, l.a. chargers adrian calvo, thank you for being here >> oh, my gosh >> savannah joins us we're start, a beautiful italian sandwich >> lots of flavors we have here some chiabatta bread. some fresh mozzarella. we're going to cut that into about quarter inch pieces. don't skimp on the fresh stuff >> why the chiabatta >> the chewiness, but any rustic bread will do. >> i need a chainsaw for this. >> and then we're going to start pressing our meats i like to use pepperoni, salami, but guess what you have turkey and ham lef

no, no my and you chose peterson. i was me know, what was it personal more nervous that he cheered much at the p. c. thought in there properly, additional profit. it is quite possible that mister hughes jenko is unaware of some very well known facts or the organization of ukrainian nationalists cooperated very closely with nazi germany or ideology was identical to the nazis when the germans attacked poland in 1939. the ukrainian nationalists went on a murder spree with their fellow fascists. in 1941. together with the germans, they invaded the territory of the ussr and acted as military allies to the nazis ah, while allied soldiers fought and died in africa. italy and france, ukrainian nationalists guarded the german rear. busy they burned bela ruffian villages, along with its people exterminated the jewish population in the ghettos. the shoved people and the gas chambers. they guarded not concentration camps, and the eagerly massacred poles, o organization of ukrainian nationalist leaders. mendera and schuster villag

after the 45 day detox, it's an uphill struggle in a country devastated by conflict or mom was hello peterson. we have had problems of war for the last 40 years. there was no awareness of drug addiction illiteracy, illegal refugees, and the problems of unemployment, mental health. these are all the reasons why people are so affected here by drugs. in some ways, her voice is atlanta eradicating the poppy crop and supporting the countless farmers who survive. because of it is going to take a global effort. we're told it will need a taliban commitment. it will need the original commitment for preventing the smuggling and mafia and also it will require international community or planning program. so support incentives are for the pharmacy that many express doubt that poppy cultivation will be eradicated. they say it's simply to lucrative for the taliban. but no one dares to say it on camera. like with everything these days, it's still not clear in what direction the taliban will take this country road with gabriella, stephanie decker al jazeera cobble. a 4 year old girl has been reunited with her

. >> we don't know that, but you think that susan smith and scott peterson and chris watts, when theyd, they smiled with the corner of the mouth, we don't see smiling here, when people fake cry, when stakes are high, the fake crying is a sound. the corners of mouth down go down, they go up and they curve in a smile. hit google look at those murderers when they fake cried, corners go up, duping delight. a picture we brute for you, difference top right, we neil murdered his wife and newborn baby, bottom lift we have susan smith. killings her kids, drowning them in a car, she was dating a car that didn't want to date a woman with kids and chris watts who kill his wife, who was pregnant and his two young daughters, 3 and 4, look at the smile, they are moments they made the crying sound, saying they were sadness. boom. now to kyle, that is authentic sadness, we don't know the catalyst. nancy: he was 17 year. >> wow. >> he was 17 years old when is happened i think he is guilty of low emotional intelligence. nancy: that say mouthful, brilliant. but the question, dr. -- is he sad he did it or

okay, well peterson, let's agree. these are all connected here and i think they are. that's why i posted here. i mean, what does washington hoped to achieve? what is brussels hoped to achieve by this? because this is really upping the spanks on the stakes on a variety of issues here. and none of them good, i mean they can be resolved, but i don't see that there's any interest in resolving them. actually just the reverse rising tension serves that purpose is go ahead peter. a peter, i'd actually like to broaden it a little bit because the other crisis that's developing is the one over taiwan. so we've got the potential for the outbreak of violence, both in ukraine and in taiwan. so they're very, very dangerous moment right now, in the aftermath of the bungled pull out from afghanistan, dep biden has been desperate compounded by this little plummeting approval ratings in the united states is really been looking for foreign policy when and he's gotten himself. busy involved in 2 situations that could both backfire and, and are, are both very, very dangerous right now in