stacy peterson was missing.n days, a massive volunteer effort to find stacey was underway. >> they had to put aside any motions we had, cassandra took it especially hard. her mom pam had stepped in to be the spokesperson, but there needed to be somebody who could be there every single day. there is just an overflow of people that wanted to donate, wanted to bring in supplies, wanted to help search. >> searchers blanketed the area. >> we had dozens of people that would come out every day. i think we started in boling brook and then would pick different places to meet, wherever we were deciding to search. combing fields, and woods, and rivers, and would take boats, use the docks. >> as the search for stacey's continued, stories began to emerge about her marriage. her much older husband, and what her husband's ex wives. stories that would soon transfixed the country. >> coming up. >> she was like i want to see my friend drew. >> i was like who's? drew >> she was only? 16 >> she was, 16. yes >> it was mid 40s when t

a judge rejected his bid 20 years after peterson was charged with dumping the bodies of lacy peterson and their unborn child into the san francisco bay. peterson argued that the trial was tainted ro c to get on the panel. the judge agreed that she provided false answers on a jury questionnaire and ruled that she did not intentionally conceal information and was not biased against peterson. lisa peterson's mother said the decision confirms that he received a fair trial. peterson is serving a life sentence. >>> let's look at oakland, where the city council is discussing demands for a recount in the mayoral election. the deadline to request and pay for a recount was last friday, but the oakland branch of the naacp says as many as 20,000 votes may have gone uncounted. they say it was partly due to a lack of information from the city and alameda county. >> the naacp, oakland branch still calls for a recount , but given the missteps by both the county and the city of oakland , the city and county should pay for the recount. >> in the race, chantel defeated lauren taylor by 682 votes. city l

you might recall that back in 2004 scott peterson was convicted of killing his wife, laci peterson, and their unborn son. he claims he did not get a fair trial because one of the jurors lied in order to be seated on that jury. again, we expect that now that ruling is going to be pushed out to december 23rd, but i've just been texting with the court officer and she's going to offer more clarification in the noon hour. so we'll be watching for that. we'll update that on nbcbayarea.com. in redwood city, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much. >>> happening now, the man accused in the violent attack at the home of house speaker nancy pelosi six weeks ago is in court. the hearing is taking place in superior court as part of one of two cases playing out against the suspect. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab was inside the courtroom. ginger, the court hearing is probably the most detailed account yet about what happened. >> reporter: that's right, laura. you can see people have actually just started entering the courtroom once again. there was a short break because the prelimi

responses were not motivated by pre-existing or improper bias against peterson. instead were the result of a combination of good faith misunderstanding of the questions and sloppiness in answering. >> the judge found that she was credible. if this juror had very strong feelings about the case, which she did, those were feelings that arose entirely from the jury hearing the evidence. >> peterson, who is 50 now, was convicted of killing his wife laci peterson and their unborn child and dumping them in the bay in 2002. peterson was moved off death row earlier this year after the state supreme court overturned his death sentence but not his conviction. what's next? he won't be able to appeal today's ruling on the state level. the legal analyst says peterson will likely try to get list conviction overturned in federal court. he said it will be difficult and take many years. >> when he gets to federal court, he will be raising some but not all the issues that were raised in the state court. >> reporter: for now, peterson will continue to serve a life sentence at mule c

laci peterson went missing 20 years ago on christmas eve. her body found 4 months later in the san francisco bay. peterson has been seeking a new trial in the murder case since 2020 kron four's terisa stasio brings us that story. >> she covered every thing. >> legal expert and former prosecutor michael cardoza. not surprised about tuesday's decision that denied scott peterson's bid for a new trial in a 55 page. legal said county superior court judge detailed how peterson's attorneys alleged juror misconduct. but failed to prove their case. >> she didn't leave any stone unturned and her decision. >> it was back in 2020 win. this fight for a new trial began in earnest. first, the california supreme court eliminated peterson's death sentence saying jurors were not properly instructed to hand down such a punishment. the court also open the door to the issue of possible juror misconduct in march of this year. a five-day hearing took place involving juror number 7, rachelle knees. >> mine. yes, it was proved to the judge's mind. she even i think a

. >> and the judge rejects scott peterson's bid for new murder trial some law experts say peterson's fight for freedom is still far from over. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news tonight at 8, i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. we begin tonight with our coverage from humboldt county where a powerful earthquake overnight left 2 people dead the 6.4 quake hit just before just after 2.30, this morning about 7 miles off the coastline of humboldt county. that's more than 200 miles north of san francisco. close to 100 aftershocks have been following that major quake cal. oh, yes, the office of emergency services says that most of the effect from the quake was felt in the towns of ferndale fortuna and rio del. but people felt it here in the bay area as far south as los gatos in san jose. that's right. and humble county sheriffs declared a local emergency as a result of today's earthquake. >> the 2 people killed have only been identified as the 72 year-old and an 83 year-old at this point. authorities say the 2 of them suffered medical emergencies and did not get treated in time. well

plus, scott peterson will not be getting a new murder trial.quest will be denied his request will be right back. don't go anywhere. ♪ merry christmas! ♪ ghirardelli peppermint bark squares. makes the holidays a bite better. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. 07:00am the time on this wednesday morning. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey. we've been actively following this earthquake right now. more on that. fact, a live report here just a couple minutes. before we get to that, though, let's find out about the weather cold conditions. very outside. got john in the weather center. yeah. the only thing she could this morning is a little shivering going on and less. you are ready for the cold in which case get those layers on. it will definitely be something that keeps ship b-t more comfortable on such a chilly start. thankful for the fact that it's not super foggy either. what we're seeing right now outside of san fran

guilty of the crime of murder of lacey peterson. >> in 2004, scott peterson was convicted of two countsurder and sentenced to death in the disappearance of his eight month pregnant wife lacey and their unborn son. 27-year-old lacey vanished from their home on christmas eve 2002. >> corpse found on monday morning was that of a woman. >> peterson's death sentence was overturned in 2020 by the california supreme court as a result of, quote, a series of clear and significant errors in jury selection. scott was resentenced the life without parole. peterson's legal team wanted a new trial claiming this juror intentionally lied on her juror questionnaire and was biased against their client. >> she was a victim of domestic violence while pregnant and also a victim where she filed for a restraining order while pregnant. that should have been disclosed on her juror questionnaire. >> scott's sister-in-law says she is convinced scott is innocent. >> he did not have an impartial jury or a fair trial. >> the jurors did not take that lightly. it was no game for us. this was serious, a man's life. >> g

our coverage on the dip app and peterson cases continues. coming up at 6.30, we're going to talk with criminal defense attorney michael cardoza about the latest developments. >> in both of these cases. >> new tonight at 6 contra costa county health officials are calling for further investigation into the recent martinez refinery flaring. health officials are now recommending an independent investigation into what may have caused the hazardous materials release. the most recent incident happened early in the evening on december. the knife. that's when a large flames shot out of the refinery along with a loud noise back on november. 24 and november. 25th officials say the refinery released harmful particles into the air, including heavy metals. that rain down on the community today. the department of public health revealed the refinery failed to disclose that the airport released consisted of 20 tons of the spent catalyst. the health department also is considering a case referral to the contra costa county district attorneys office. 2 people a

that's the decision the judge made for scott peterson. the man accused of murdering his pregnant wife, laci and their unborn child. laci peterson went missing 20 years ago on christmas eve. >> her body was found 4 months later in the san francisco bay. peterson has been seeking a new trial in the murder case since 2020 and as kron four's theresa stasi reports, despite this ruling, some legal experts still say that this is >> not the end of the road for peterson. >> she covered every thing. >> legal expert and former prosecutor michael cardoza. not surprised about tuesday's decision that denied scott peterson's bid for a new trial in a 55 page. legal said county superior court judge detailed how peterson's attorneys alleged juror misconduct. but failed to prove their case. >> she didn't leave any stone unturned and her decision. >> it was back in 2020 win. this fight for a new trial began in earnest. first, the california supreme court eliminated peterson's death sentence saying jurors were not properly instructed to hand down such a punis

laci peterson went missing 20 years ago on christmas eve. her body was found 4 months later. >> the san francisco bay peterson has been seeking a new trial now in the murder case that since 2020 scott for stasi reports, despite today's ruling, some legal experts still say this is not the end of the road for peterson. >> she covered every thing, legal expert and former prosecutor michael cardoza. >> not surprised about tuesday's decision that denied scott peterson's bid for a new trial in a 55 page. legal said county superior court judge detailed how peterson's attorneys alleged juror misconduct. but failed to prove their case. >> she didn't leave any stone unturned and her decision. >> it was back in 2020 win. this fight for a new trial began in earnest. first, the california supreme court eliminated peterson's death sentence saying jurors were not properly instructed to hand down such a punishment. the court also open the door to the issue of possible juror misconduct in march of this year. a five-day hearing took place involving juror numb

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the judge ruled the juror did not have a bias against peterson. one of peterson's attorneys tell cbs news they were disappointed in this ruling that the case isn't over. they have new evidence proving peterson did not murder his wife. >>> three east bay cookie shops have been fined for violating child labor laws. they're all franchises of the company crumbl. they're all facing thousands of dollars in fines now. some of the violations include working teenagers more hours than are allowed. making them operate dangerous ovens and equipment. well crumbl cookie sent us a statement saying they are working to figure out what happened at each of those stores. >>> it has been less than two months since elon musk took over twitter. safe to say a lot has happened. he cut the company in half. he disbanded the trust and safety counsel. he banned some journalists, and he welcomed president trump back on the platform. after all of that, a poll he ran said musk would ultimately step down as ceo. today he tweeted i will resign as ceo as soon as i find someone fool

the mom picked up peterson lost his life on that day. before we get to understand what happened, we travel to one day to find out how michael, my game bag speaks from the past with his music in for me to bring african south africans from yes. in my music, in my production like 18 can pass that instrument, that i feel like i connect easily. africa's musical influence on global sound spans far across time, people's oceans and continents. it has been instrumental in shaping numerous genres across the globe for centuries beyond count. one man is on a mission to keep the sounds of rwanda alive. since 2018, i've been going across the country rhonda recording tradition sounds to create an audio museum. and this audrey museum will help the new generation to understand connect with their own and traditional music africa. we have a culture called. ready responding like as a style that is very common in africa, everyone, even precaution, jamie, is someone calling and the others the responded. some interesting thing is that when i go record i don't

laci peterson went missing 20 years ago on christmas eve. her body was found 4 months later in the san francisco bay. peterson has been seeking a new trial in the murder case since 2020 after one of the jurors came under fire for alleged juror misconduct. but in a 55 page, legal order, a san mateo county superior court judge detailed how peterson's attorneys alleged juror misconduct. but the judge ruled they failed to prove their case ending peterson's hopes, at least for now for a new trial to experts did weigh in on whether or not peterson got a fair trial to begin with. >> mine. yes, it was proved to the judge's mind. she even i think alluded to the fact. he might have committed some. but the question was, would the verdict have been different? did the prosecution because the burden shifted to them put on enough evidence to show it did not make a difference and they succeeded. >> and meeting their burden of proof. he didn't get a fair trial. thank a venue. wasn't too inappropriate. like i said, i think moving it to an even larger media ou

you have talked to scott peterson know something about his mindset. he's been in jail for a long, long time. >> it's not on death row any more, but he's life in prison. how do you think he's taking this? what you think his mindset is? do you think he still hopes that someday he's going to be able to get some kind of a appeal, a ruling that would overturn this. well, keep in mind, what i did was to my cross-examination of my was brought into a room and i cross examine him for about an hour. the defense decided after that crossed. >> we're not putting him on the stand. his state of mind. now, i would think would be very resigned. i'm sure is very hopeful that he would get a new trial. but i think he's been in prison long enough and talk to enough people to know to get a judge to overturn, especially in a high-profile case like this. the jury verdict is nigh on to impossible. >> i don't know about attorney client privilege in this case. but since you did crossings and examined him and his lawyers determined that he shouldn't be cross examined based on wh

laci peterson went missing 20 years ago on christmas eve. her body was found 4 months later in san francisco bay. >> peterson has been seeking a new trial in the murder case since 2020 kron four's terisa stasio tells us despite today's ruling, some legal experts stay that the this is not the end of the road for peterson. >> she covered every thing. >> legal expert and former prosecutor michael cardoza. not surprised about tuesday's decision that denied scott peterson's bid for a new trial in a 55 page. legal said county superior court judge detailed how peterson's attorneys alleged juror misconduct. failed to prove their case. >> she didn't leave any stone unturned and her decision. >> it was back in 2020 win. this fight for a new trial began in earnest. first, the california supreme court eliminated peterson's death sentence saying jurors were not properly instructed to hand down such a punishment. the court also open the door to the issue of possible juror misconduct in march of this year. a five-day hearing took place involving juror numb

peterson was convicted of killing his wife laci peterson and their unborn child and dumping them into the bay in 2002. he was moved off death row in october of this year after the supreme court overturned his death sentence but not his conviction. >>> a crash happened last month in redwood city. police say the unidentified 17-year-old hit another car, killing a mother and father. their twin girls were in the car during the crash but they survived. another man, 23-year-old kyle harrison, was also arrested. investigators believe the two suspects were racing on el camino real at speeds around 80 miles an hour. in court today, the parents of the teen asked for him to be released into their custody because he's in a wheelchair. the prosecution respond that had the teen is still a risk to the public and claims the videos posted of himself speeding days before the crash show that. the judge denied the motion to release the teen saying his medical needs are being met. >> we think he is both a threat to public safety and we think there's a danger of flight. he's facing extremely serious charge

laci peterson went missing 20 years ago. you may remember on christmas eve, her body was found 4 months later in san francisco bay. peterson has been seeking a new trial in this murder case since 2020 after one of the jury's one of the jurors came under fire for alleged juror misconduct in a 55 page. legal order, though, a san mateo county superior court judge detailed how peterson's attorneys alleged juror misconduct. pass muster with him. but the judge did rule that they failed to prove their case. then that ended and he hopes for scott peterson to get a new trial. 2 legal experts are weighing in now on whether peterson got a fair trial in the first place. >> mine. yes, it was proved to the judge's mind. she even i think alluded to the fact. he might have committed some. but the question was, would the verdict have been different? did the prosecution because the burden shifted to them put on enough evidence to show it did not make a difference and they succeeded. >> and meeting their burden of proof. he didn't get a fair t

laci peterson went missing 20 years ago on christmas eve. her body found 4 months later in the san francisco bay. peterson has been seeking a new trial in that murder case since 2020 after one of the jurors came under fire for alleged juror misconduct. yeah, a 55 page. legal order. a san mateo county superior court judge detail how peterson's attorneys alleged juror misconduct. but the judge ruled that they failed to prove their case thus ending his hopes, at least for now to experts weighed in on weather. peterson got a fair trial to begin with. >> mine. yes, it was proved to the judge's mind. she even i think alluded to the fact. he might have committed some. but the question was, would the verdict have been different? did the prosecution because the burden shifted to them put on evidence to show it did not make a difference and they succeeded. >> and meeting their burden of proof. he didn't get a fair trial. thank a venue. wasn't too inappropriate. like i said, i think moving it to an even larger media outlet contributed to the circus atm

. >> sandra: we have some breaking news, this just in, fox news alert, scott peterson, there is someequest for a new trial. we will have that for you of a the break. >> john: more than a month now after the murders of four idaho college students, the killer still remains at large. an attorney for one of the victim's families say police may be in over their head and maybe it's time for someone else to take over the case. jonathan gilliam is a former fbi special agent. his thoughts coming right up. >> talking about technology, i think the net needs to widen regarding the technology used to get video. it's called the newday 100 because it lets veterans borrow up to 100% of their home's value. not just 80% like some typical loans. that extra cash can make a huge difference in these times of skyrocketing prices. here's more good news: home values have skyrocketed too. that means even more cash! take out an average of $60,000 to pay down your high-rate credit card debt, consolidate your second mortgage, personal loans, and car loans, and lower your payments by $600 every month. best of all

we also hear liza jessie peterson.eautifully in this film, how you went to angola and what happened. >> thank you for having me. i had the opportunity to lead north henderson, also featured in the documentary, and he and i are both grantees with art for justice. they had a meeting where we were working on ending mass incarceration. we all met. noris, formally incarcerated at angola, took us on a field trip, basically. we got on a bus and he took about 20 of us to visit angola. when he mentioned there was a drama club at angola, i got excited because i wanted to perform my play at angola. that is how i met noris. there was no way i could have ever met noris in new orleans in 2019 would lead to what happened in 2020 in the chapel at angola. amy: what happened? >> oh. [laughter] it was pretty stunning. noris has an amazing elation ship with the administration at angola because he served over 27 years before he was released. he still does reinjury work at the prison. he was able to facilitate with the administration permis

convicted killer scott peterson's lawyers continue their quest for a new trial.t timeline now is going to be pushed out. this is video of scott peterson convicted killer at a previous hearing. today he appeared via zoom. the judge requested this hearing. one of the documents submitted, a restraining order revealed someone's social security number and driver's license number in violation of court rule. the judge temporarily sealed all evidence records to allow both sides to address that privacy issue. a judge ordered it done by friday. the original date when the ruling was expected, so now the deadline to decide whether peterson gets a new trial could be pushed out as far as december 23rd. that is a key date because it is one day exactly before the 20th anniversary of the disappearance of his pregnant wife laci peterson. you might recall in 2004, he was convicted of his wife laci peterson's murder and the murder of their unborn son. peterson claims he did not get a fair trial because one of the jurors lied in order to be seated open the jury. when this is all fina

peterson can appeal this decision. ama: oakland mayor libby schaaf only has a few days left in office. earlier today she appeared to reflect on her eight years leading oakland. she is most proud of getting more housing built. >> over eight years, we created nearly 20,000 new homes. we could welcome the people discovering oakland's secret sauce and wanted to live here, but not displaced long time oaklanders. we doubled affordable housing production compared to the previous period even though we did not have funds. ama: the housing policies are being recognized by the states. it recognizes communities enacting policies that remove barriers to build more housing. it provides more than 25 million dollars in funding to speed up housing production. dan: a major announcement from federal and state officials. california is a big step closer to what they call internet for all. zach fuentes monitored the announcement and has more on what it means. zach: select an valley is known as a hub of innovation, but internet connectivity

let's move on to scott peterson's running out of time. a big hearing today on the future of that case. >> he's trying to get a new trial. you know, scott peterson very well. i do. cross examined them in a mock situation. they're in for trial. so where we add in that case and what do you think's going to happen next? well, you know, it's interesting because you got a judge and by every account and never get attorney, i've talked to. >> that have worked with her and worked against are set that she has the where with all to give scott peterson a new trial. in other words, she's not afraid to do that if that's the right thing to do. and by all accounts and this is not i know people get up in the air. and he's guilty. he's guilty of this. that's not the issue here. the issue is, did he get a fair trial? and we all know that strawberry shortcake that jurors, the center of this mass because of what she did. i wouldn't be surprised if she would give him a new trial. and most people say now judges aren't going to do that. they're not going to take

. >> well, convicted killer scott peterson is in court. all was also in court on wednesday. his status hearing talk in a taking place over zoom. the judge ordered the hearing to address the matter with council. the ruling is supposed to decide if peterson will get a new murder trial and whether his conviction is upheld or if it's going to be overturned. that's expected by friday. peterson was moved off of death row in october. and you to kneel state prison and on door county. all right. well, as price increases in the u.s. have begun to slow down just a bit. federal reserve announced and it is slowing the race and the pace of those interest rates are hiking up. these hikes are still on the table, though, as the fed increased its federal funds rate as well. washington correspondent basil john joining us with the very latest. good morning, basil. well, ran a good morning. the federal reserve says it understands the hardships that americans are feeling. >> and it's focused on bringing down inflation. >> wednesday, federal reserve chair jerome powell announced a half percent inc

peterson's lawyers claim a member of the jury was biased during the first trial. the california supreme court overturned peterson's death sentence in october of 2020 for killing his pregnant wife, lacey and their unborn son 20 years ago, peterson continues to serve a life sentence at a state prison outside of sacramento. this morning. twitter ceo elon musk has suspended the accounts of several prominent tech journalists must claim they were revealing specific details about his travels and other activities that we're putting his life and the lives of his family members in danger. the band journalists , including top riders for the new york times, washington post , and cnn, one college student who had been tracking the location of musts private jet. has also been suspended from twitter. i never expected. it just keeps going on and on after each thing, it's pretty insane. must says these are just seven day suspensions. but he's also saying he may conduct a poll to ask twitter users if they suspensions should be made permanent. san francisco lawmakers are joining form

lauren blanchard, fox news convicted murderer scott peterson will not get a new trial. peterson's attorneys argued he had a right to a new trial because one of the jurors on his murder trial was biased and lied on her questionnaire to get on the jury. peterson was convicted in 2004 of killing his pregnant wife, lacey and their unborn son, conner. this saturday marks 20 years since those killings. peterson's death sentence was overturned last year, and he is now serving a life sentence. next we sit down with a couple who felt that intense earthquake this morning while on vacation to celebrate their wedding anniversary and get this they say this isn't the first im ugh, this rental car is so boring to drive. let's be honest. the rent-a-car industry is the definition of boring. and the reason can be found in the name itself. rent - a - car? you don't want a friend. you want the friend. you don't want a job. you want the job. the is always over a. that's why we don't offer a car. we offer the car. ( ♪ ) sixt. rent the car. the this week at the gingerbread mansion in in fernd

in peterson's bid for a new trial. peterson's lawyers claim a member of the jury was biased. in the first trial, the california supreme court overturned scott peterson's death sentence in october, 2020 for killing his pregnant wife, lazy and their unborn son 20 years ago. peterson is still serving a life sentence at a state prison outside of sacramento. preliminary hearing is set for next month for an 18 year old woman accused of taking part in an attack and carjacking of two elderly people. it happened at the anti hockey bart station on slaton ranch road, authorities say the woman in three teenagers knocked down a 78 year old man and 72 year old woman and stole their vehicle. the teenagers are in juvenile court. the 18 year old is in superior court on charges including carjacking, elder abuse and robbery victims suffered a broken shoulder. the other had a bloody nose. time is now 705 some good news to tell you about a missing petaluma woman has been found. petaluma police say that virginia fuquay was found about 40 miles away in san francisco. she's 68 years old suffers from

peterson was moved off death row in october and move to a state prison in amador county. now for a check on the force of forecast as we take a live look here. >> above san francisco city hall in red and green for christmas. it sure feels like christmas time. yeah, it doesn't lawrence is here, lawrence or sore talking about maybe freezing temperatures again. yes, several days in a row now. very cold temperatures around the bay area. and yeah. >> these temperatures going to plummet tonight. the air is clear and dry. and here we go again. we're already starting to see temperatures in the 30's begin to pop up outside in the san francisco. you've got clear skies there all around. see the areas shaded in purple again tonight. we've got that's weather service issuing freeze warnings for much of the north bay, napa and sonoma counties. you get up places like santa rosa getting healdsburg think you're talking maybe some upper 20 so that maybe not quite as cold. we may see a little cloud cover tonight, but still cold enough. this has been night after night. that extends all the way

michelle: it's those unusual things that inspire the work of peterson.usic as he works and draws the shapes that he sees. now,hese shapes appear three dimensional in front of you? they're floating in the air? >> they are being created in front of me. they're not like in the, they're not in the room. they're forming in front of me as, as i listen to music and the more i concentrate on it, the more they're gonna form and the clearer they're gonna form. michelle: peterson's paintings are heavily influenced by the music he listens to. ♪ >> so this is specifically around, a miles davis song actually called in a silent way. and it's a very mystical kind of setting for this song, then the synesthesia kicks in here. i start in the top left hand corner in my hand, i let my hand go. and it's just a free flow of while the music's playing. michelle: is it hereditary? dr. cytowic: oh yes, absolutely. very strongly. so it runs strongly in families. either sex parent can pass it down to either sex child and you'll see it in multiple generations. michelle: colorful expe

convicted murderer, scott peterson will not get a new trial. san mateo county superior court judge denied the request today. peterson had signed a new trial based on claims one of the jurors in his murder trial was biased in lied on her questionnaire in order to get on the jury. peterson was conv unbr actually mark 20 years since those killings. peterson's death sentence was overturned last year. he is now serving a life sentence. researchers are looking into new ways to fight burnout. and one possible solution is simpler than you might think. a new study finds thinking about something positive for just a few minutes every day can improve your long term mental health. fox news, austin westfall has more two out of three of our colleagues are drowning in the water right now, and they need to. they need a life preserver. healthcare workers feel burnt out, according to dr brian sexton of duke university, especially after a busy couple of years of pandemic care, and now a nasty mix of covid and flu cases. gratitude is a renewable resource like solar

and i always say have you ever met doug peterson?as never created an index made of companies trying to fool people. you have a group of people who spot that stuff and suss it out. and it's quite an impressive group. >> we have a group of people that are called sustainable one. it's a horizontal group across the company. we're providing sustainability, climate, esg products and services covering every type of analytical pull you want we've serving the markets. there's a need in demand for sustainability information we already watching possibilities coming out of the issb, the international sustainability standards board to see how markets develop for standardized disclosure. but this is a market that's growing because there's demand >> i always tell young people if it's s&p it's kind of like the good housekeeping seal of approval it means they're not being fooled you have too many good people to be fooled by the guys who really aren't doing the job >> well, the foundation of everything we do is independence, it's rigor we do things wi

for convicted murderer scott peterson.son had son a new trial based on claims one of the jurors in his murder trial was biased and lied on her questionnaire. in order to get on the jury. peterson was convicted in 2004 of killing his pregnant wife, lacey and their unborn son, conner. this saturday marks 20 years since those killings. peterson's death sentence was overturned last year. he is now serving a life sentence. the us senate could make its friday deadline to pass a bill to avert a christmas time government shutdown. but as fox news lauren blanchard tells us if lawmakers don't pass the spending bill, house republicans are promising to take negotiations back to square one next year. more than a whopping 4000 pages long bipartisan negotiators hope to get this bill from the senate floor to the president's desk by friday's deadline. we hope to do it much sooner than that, because we're mindful that a northeaster is barreling down the east coast 1.7 trillion omnibus bill is backed by both senate leaders, the house speaker

peterson's attorneys claim there was a bias juror during his first trial.ia supreme court overturned his death sentence in october, 2020 for killing his pregnant wife, lacey and their unborn son 20 years ago. peterson is currently serving a life sentence at a mule creek state prison in amador county on the president of the claremont unified school district in southern california, has resigned after he hosted a holiday party last week. stephen le nusa is accused of having male strippers and a dirty santa entertained his guests. he also had members of the claremont high school choir perform. the teenagers say they were offered alcohol and encouraged to socialize with the strippers. the gentleman says it. he is also an elementary school teacher. well. the district says that claremont police are investigating, adding quote the district and school administration have taken steps to support and protect our students directly impacted by this incident, and we will continue to provide necessary support. additionally we have been in touch with the students families t

in peterson's bid for new trial, peterson's lawyers claimed there was a biased jurors during the firstthe california supreme court overturned his decision center or his death sentence, rather, in october of 2020 for killing his pregnant wife, lacey and their unborn son 20 years ago, peterson is currently serving a life sentence and a mule creek state prison in amador county. it could take months if not years before the san jose school district decides what to do with its school resource officers. last night, a group called the san jose unified equity coalition held a rally. they want the school board to make mental health of students a priority over policing at schools. they prefer to see wellness centers and restorative justice practices instead of spending millions on law enforcement in classrooms. they say the school district could hire three councilors for the cost of one police officer. and this district. we give them that on average $70 an hour, but when you can't tell us where the counselors are, i said, hey, get three counselors and i put in the $5. and we can give them $25 an

what is the factors that led the judge to deny scott peterson a new trial?allenge is that one of the jurors didn't answer the questionnaire correctly, and look, i have to tell you that it happens more often than you think. these jury questionnaires can be confusing. this particular juror had a domestic violence restraining order type situation in her past, and she misunderstood the wording of the questionnaire, because maybe she was not entirely sure if it was case, civil case or criminal case or something like that. peterson's argument is that this is a juror who by not answering that question otherwise the defense would have surely gotten rid of her rather than letting her sit on the jury. it is a longshot, but jury problems and jury instruction problems, those challenges come up often on appeal, and not always successful, and rarely successful, and not a huge surprise here, and even though defense went to a lot of effort or the try to unearth information about this particular juror. >> is that it? you are a defense lawyer, and what is the next potential a

. >>> and an unusual delay in scott peterson's request for a new trial. a social security number was visible, such personal data is supposed to be blacked out on public documents. a judge held a status hearing today and wants attorneys to confirm there's no other paperwork problems by this friday. he was convicted of killing his wife and unborn son in 2004. he claims he did not get a fair trial claiming a juror lied in order to be seated on the jury. the judge is expected to rule on whether peterson gets a new trial in the coming weeks. >>> a terrifying gun battle caught on camera on the peninsula. one day after san bruno police released the video, we're learning more about it and the people arrested. here's more. >> on kings avenue, word spread among the small businesses about this. a stunning shootout involving multiple gunmen. one store owner says a customer told him about it. >> she sent me a message on instagram asking if i was okay, if i was there. luckily i wasn't. >> reporter: paul owns blooming aquatics. he's heard all about it. police say the sh

peterson can appeal the decision. currently serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. ama: oakland mayor libby schaaf is counting down her time left in office. although there were successes during her eight years as mayor, both the raiders and warriors left town. earlier today, mayor schaaf talked about the unfinished business of building a new stadium for the athletics and investing in a new waterfront. >> we were able to bring in $375 million in state and federal competitive grants to make the connections between all of the surrounding neighborhoods and oakland's waterfront cleaner, greener, safer, and more protective of the port of oakland operations. ama: mayor schaaf hopes the waterfront ballpark gets approved next year. the next mayor of oakland will be sworn in in january. dan: millions of californians are getting their middle-class tax refund on debit cards, but what they are not getting is a debit card with a security chip. michael finney finds fraudsters are already figuring out how to steal

the 50-year-old peterson has one more avenue to try to get a new trial. he could challenge the decision in federal court. his lawyers have a little more than a year to do this. if the appeal moves forward, it could take several more years to get an ultimate decision. >>> well, there's baseball news tonight, and it's not good for the giants. this could be blowing up in their face. the team was supposed to be introducing their new superstar today, carlos correa. supposed to happen this morning. but the news conference was abruptly called off. the associated press is reporting correa had a medical issue that came up during his physical exam yesterday. keep in mind if you don't pass that team physical, a deal can be voided. depends on the language and the legality of everything now. last week he agreed to a blockbuster deal, 13 years for $350 million. we spoke with carlos ramirez, the giants analyst for nbc sports bay area. >> well, that's the big question. many things can happen. the worst-case scenario would be that he doesn't pass his physical and the two

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peterson's death sentence was overturned last year. he is now serving life in prison. oakland's holy names. universities closing after 154 years in the bay area, ktvu elissa harrington has more on the decision to close and what it means for students and staff at the longtime private catholic school in what the board of trustees called a difficult decision. holy names university in oakland will close for good at the end of spring term. it's not just business, many of us on the board are alumni of the institution. many are sisters of the holy names, so this is very personal and very painful. board chairperson stephen borg said. several financial hardships triggered this closure. there was a steep decline in enrolment while operational costs were only getting more expensive. part of that is the campus. the campus is most of the buildings are over 65 years old. just deferred maintenance. there's need for renovations that trigger compliance issues like seismic and a d a. so when we look at those factors, there's a cost of technology, said the covid-19 pandemic disproportion

peterson will not attend today's hearing in person. we'll bring you updates on the case during our midday broadcast. >>> 4:35 for you right now. and she's not yet been sworn in as oakland mayor, and now the naacp is supporting talk of a recount. mayor-elect sheng thao won the election by a slim margin over loren taylor in the ranked choice vote election. so what's the problem? "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd explains. >> reporter: the uncertainty surrounding mayor-elect sheng thao's win over loren taylor is the reason behind the call for a recount. >> we're saying that with ranked choice voting there are so many things that can happen. >> reporter: holland says some seniors have expressed their confusion surrounding ranked choice voting and the naacp blames the alameda county registrar's office for that confusion. the votes were certified on december 8th showing thao beating taylor by just under 700 votes. however, there is a small window of opportunity where there could be a community led recount that could cost well over $100,000. i

peterson can appeal this decision.erving a sentence without the possibility of parole. >> an apparent drunk driver drove off a cliff this morning killing a passenger. the driver missed a turn and fell 200 feet down the cliff. a 42-year-old woman was ejected from the passenger side and died. the driver had been drinking alcohol. he survived and was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. >> the naacp is asking for oakland to pay for a manual recount in the recent mayoral election. the naacp missed the last friday to pay out $21,000 daily fee for a recount. they claimed the city and county gave short notice to pay the fee. they say officials just messed up. >> we need the city to pay for this manual recount. they need to pay for it. they messed up. >> the naacp says officials failed to educate marginalized voters on the ranked choice voting system for this election and oaklands race. the group file for a recount after mayor elect beat opponent lauren taylor using rank-choice voting. rank-choice in the city since

they added mitch henegar and re-signed jock peterson earlier in free agency.oday practiced at levi stadium tonight. quarterback brock purdy was limited because of oblique and rib issues. he made a gametime decision before the seattle game. kyle shanahan said debo samuel will likely mess around three weeks with and ankle injuries. there are four games left in the regular season. nba, the box , steph curry and the warriors. the last two champions in milwaukee. first quarter is down 10. terry had a three. he let the ref no and said some magic words. he drew a technical. steve kerr was not having it. he drew a technical. the warriors were called for 6. there were nine indicated meanwhile giannis antetokounmpo does makes it look effortless. he scored 30, no stopping not. the they shot well early. it was a three on three. see that guy over there? get rid of him. the fan got ejected. they said this fan threatened his life. i wonder what he paid for his sleep warriors lost the game 128-111. third straight road loss. they have a 2-12 record away from home. they hosted