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peterson was married, she threatened to expose him. the next day, according to prosecutors, peterson bought the boat and began planning the murder. the document also shows a pair of pliers found on the boat, with the hair consistent with lacey's. the bodies of laci and conner were found in san francisco bay months later. after a strong april storm. the filing also says that before his arrest, peterson played a cat and mouse game with law enforcement changing his appearance. at the time of his arrest, he had $15,000 in cash. other people's ids and credit cards, multiple cell phones and outdoor equipment. still, steven clark believes that chances are the judge will order new dna testing. >> the fact that the court is having these hearings is very significant and i think says a lot that the innocence project got involved in this case in the first place. they believe there's a good faith reason to at least go back and look at this evidence to make sure that the jury got this right. >> the hearing on the dna issue is at the end of may, and

peterson's lawyers ask asked for dna testing. prosecutors say they have been already taken up on initial appeal and litigated in the original trial. 51-year-old peterson has maintained his innocence throughout his conviction. this is not the first time that he has attempted to get another trial, and we will closely monitor this, and bring you updates online and on air on whether or not this attempt will be successful. >> we certainly will be watching. ginger conejero saab for us this morning, thank you. and our coverage on scott peterson's latest court battle continues. ahead on our streaming show at 8:00 a.m., we will be joined by legal analyst steven clark who will dive deeper into how this legal process is going to play out. >>> more protests are expected today following a long day of protests which shut down bay area bridge, the golden gate and freeways. the message is to draw attention to the human toll of the war between israel and hamas, and the united states' role in providing resources. kris sanchez joins us with what we

peterson's lawyers asked the judge to order dna testing. have argued against certain requests in the three motions made by peterson's attorneys, saying they have already been taken up on initial appeal and litigated in the original trial. 51-year-old peterson has maintained his innocence throughout his conviction and he has multiple times tried to get his case retried. we will update you on air and online whether or not this attempt will be successful. this is the first of three hearings and we'll bring you the latest later on throughout the morning. >> it will be interesting to see how it all plays out. >> ginger, thank you. >>> now, our coverage of scott peterson's latest court battle continues ahead in our streaming show at 8:00 this morning. we will be joined by legal analyst steven clark. he'll dive deeper into how this legal process will play out. >>> more protests are expected today following a long way of protests which shut down bay area bridges and freeways. the message is the same, to draw attention to the human toll of the war b

peterson.eek state prison, which is just east of sacramento. back out here live. this hearing is set to start at 9 o'clock this morning. so we will be here to bring you the latest on details of if a new trial is to come. but keep in mind, this is just one of 3 hearings that are set over the next few months live this morning in redwood city. and thomas renal, send it back to you. all right, michael, thank you for that breakdown there. >> 2 men have been charged after a man was killed while they were reportedly trying to get away from police contra costa county's da office's patrick show licks from oakland faces 6 felony charges including murder. they also charge andrea albert ii is stocked with burglary. officers last month, 2 men broke into an retail tobacco stores still products. well, so do police officers arrived. they say they chase the suspects eventually that on 5.80, right near the bay bridge toll plaza. moments later, the truck police say driving, crashed into 2 other vehicles. weiner w

peterson was married, she threatened to expose him the next day, according to prosecutors, petersont the boat and began planning the murder. the document also shows a pair of pliers found on the boat with the hair consistent with lacey's. the bodies of laci and conner were found in san francisco bay months later. after a strong april storm. the filing also says that before his arrest, peterson played a cat and mouse game with law enforcement changing his appearance. at the time of his arrest, he had $15,000 in cash. other people's ids and credit cards, multiple cell phones and outdoor equipment. still, steven clark believes that chances are the judge will order new dna testing. >> the fact that the court is having these hearings is very significant, and i think says a lot that the innocence project got involved in this case in the first place. they believe there's a good faith reason to at least go back and look at this evidence to make sure that the jury got this right. >> the hearing on the dna issue is at the end of may. that should give us a good indication of whether peterson's

.>> scott peterson was back in court, the first in three hearings to determine whether the convicted killer will get to enter new evidence in his fight for a new trial. ian cole was in the courtroom in san mateo county, where the 51-year-old peterson appeared virtually. >> reporter: today scott peterson made his second appearance in court virtually this year, sporting a ponytail and only speaking to confirm he could hear and see the proceeding from millcreek state prison. >> i can, thank you. >> reporter: emotion to seal documents from public view in a push to get his murder conviction overturned, serving life without patrol -- parole for the murder of his wife and unborn son.>> reporter: they want to take the identity of people they interviewed, who fear retaliation from the modesto police department. but after it was agreed, the names will remain redacted. >> ultimately the defense will make a motion for new trial, laying the groundwork right now.>> not on this case but has followed it for years, says the next hearing will be more intriguing, that is when peterson's lawyers will as

peterson trying to unmute. >> reporter: peterson, now 51, last seen at a hearing a month ago, zoomings new attorney argued for the release of evidence she says should have been made available at the time of the trial. >> mr. peterson has been waiting 20 years to find some of these police reports and audio recordings and video recordings. that should have been provided. >> reporter: peterson is serving a life sentence without parole for the 2002 murders for his pregnant wife lacee and unborn child. police say peterson dumped the bodies. where months later their bodies washed up. but the l.a. innocence project says there is overlooked evidence, suggesting they may have been killed by burglars who broke into the home across the street from the peterson's. the l.a. innocence project is pointing to a burned out orange van, containing a bloody mattress appeared the morning after lacee disappeared. they want to do a sample of that van to determine if there is any of lacy's dna. a former modesto police detective, one of the lead investigators on the original case, says he never knew about the

peterson trying to unmute. >> reporter: peterson, now 51, last seen at a hearing a month ago, zooming in from prison, sporting long hair pulled back in a ponytail. his new attorney argued for the release of evidence she says should have been made available at the time of the trial. >> mr. peterson has been waiting 20 years to find some of these police reports and audio recordings and video recordings that should have been provided. >> reporter: peterson is serving a life sentence without parole for the 2002 murders for his pregnant wife lacey and unborn child. police say peterson dumped the bodies. where months later their bodies washed up. but the l.a. innocence project says there is overlooked evidence, suggesting they may have been killed by burglars who broke into the home across the street from the peterson's. the l.a. innocence project is also pointing to a burned-out orange van, containing a bloody mattress said to have been found in modesto, the morning after lacey disappeared. they want to do a sample of that van to determine if there is any of lacey's dna. a former modesto p

scott peterson begins a series of hearings today, we were there for what happened today and what is to come. >>> at an all-time high, it has never been better to own gold, why the price has shot up and where it is likely to go from here.>>> let's begin with the situation at the jail in san bruno that brought out a tactical team, two prisoners refused to come out of there's cell and after a week of lockdown. sent them out there, would you learning?>> reporter: it lasted about two hours, looks very different than what it did before before when we saw sky ranger ahead, they tell me it's all because two inmates refused to come out of a two-person cell and deputies were also searching for jail made weapons they believed were involved in all this. negotiators had to come in, and talk with the inmates, eventually they surrendered after about two hours, of the whole situation taking place. luckily no one was injured. we know there have been several different incidents that have happened since march 29, where several deputies and staff have been injured, and in other situations, luckily today n

and right now there's a hearing for convicted killer scott peterson in redwood city. yeah, this is the first of 3 hearings that have been set. >> as his new defense team tries to get him a new trial crawford's michael thomas live apologist us in redwood city. >> hey, good morning, everyone. this hearing is just kicking off this hour. we do have a reporter inside in the overall goal of these hearings, essentially, as you find discrepancies in the prosecutor's case that would allow a new trial to begin for scott peterson, overturning his current convictions of double murder for his pregnant wife, laci and their unborn son. conner, then dumping their bodies into the san francisco bay back in 2002, this is video of what peterson looks like currently and he's joining in through zoom right now. and the whole purpose of today's hearings, his legal team is asking that new dna be tested. that would allow him a new trial. peterson was convicted of those 2 murders back in 2004 but has maintained his innocence while serving a life prison sentence at a facility just east of sacram

murderer scott peterson is set to appear in court this morning as he continues pushing for a new trial. and after weeks of counting signatures by hand, the recall effort. for alameda county district attorney pamela price is moving forward. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us new day and nothing in your way. and that's the good news. i'm donna and i'm james and other. but sunshine this afternoon or for the week ahead. we've got john with the forecast a job yet. we're keeping the sunshine around this time. none of that weekend. back in the 50's in the rain today we are setting ourselves up for some 70's. >> they're going to stick around. you're look outside at the golden gate bridge. nothing but the sun out there. now we had some fog earlier. it's already burned off at the golden gate bridge. watch for a few spots along 101 as well as out towards the tri valley in the delta. most of us will be looking up at that sunshine consistently through the day and temperatures are going to rise under it pre

the original attorneys who prosecuted peterson are set to be here in court today. well, peterson will be joining him via zoom from the mule creek state prison, which again, is just east of sacramento as to if a new trial will come about with these request, only time will tell. but back out here live, this hearing is set for 9 o'clock this morning. we will have a team here bringing you the latest details from inside that courtroom says we get more information. we'll keep you updated. that's a very latest reporting live in redwood city and michael thomas street. james, we'll send it back to you. all right. thank you, michael. >> at 7, 0, for another big story that we're following this morning. the fact that more than 50 pro-palestinian demonstrators rallied at a fremont bart station before then marching to the tesla factory in fremont, police responded and then things turned confrontational with protesters ripping down a gate. >> and officers firing pepper. kron 4 jack moment has more. >> and those pepper bullets not only hit the protesters, but they also a journalis

will the case of convicted murderer scott peterson will be back in the bay area courtroom today as peterson fights to get a new trial. now, his case has been taken on by the la innocence project, which wants new information about the police investigation conducted 20 years ago. they claim that new evidence could support peterson's claim that he's innocent. now, at today's hearing, peterson will not be in the courtroom. he'll appear by way of zoom from prison in amador county with dozens of pro palestinian demonstrators were arrested after staging very disruptive protests all over the bay area in fremont. >> those protesters targeted the tesla factory, hoping to disrupt operations at the facility. as ktvu zac sos reports, at one point, police deployed pepper balls on the demonstrators, and this protest actually started out largely peaceful. >> protesters gathered earlier at the southern end of the tesla facility. they were trying to make their way down kato road, an access road to the main entrance of the tesla facility. and that is where the dynamic changed. fremont police were there wearin

one is it doug peterson who serves as a chair of the u.s./japan business council president and ceo of s to be global. david is the vice chair of the business council and ceo of western digital. i must also recognize our own who has done so much work for this council and for today's event. thank you. thanks to all of you for joining us here today. i know you are here because each of us is committed to forging the most dynamic and resilient economic partnership possible between the united states and japan. we note critical and emerging technology is a key part of that. last of all a group of us from the u.s. chamber traveled to tokyo where we were very warmly received for the 60th anniversary -- check the 60th annual u.s./japan business conference. wait a full slate of engagements with government officials, business leaders and dignitaries. in his remarks at the start of that conference prime minister kishida make clear maintaining and strengthening the alliance is a top priority. it's the one that u.s. chamber is proud to share. it is a prior

of laci peterson's disappearance. >> say that those materials are tested for dna and laci peterson's dna on some of those materials. >> to would give rise for a good basis for a motion for a new tron. >> this was the first of 3 hearings that have been set as the peterson's new defense team tries to get him a new trial. the next hearings in this case are set for may 29th and july 15th, the pilots union at american airlines is warning of a surge in safety issues at the airline. the union says it includes fewer routine aircraft inspections. >> tools left an airplane wheel wells and collisions between planes being tugged are told at airports. a spokesperson says the union has raised their concerns with the airline. >> we're saying that the space between air in incident is narrowing its safe. but the things that we have, the person now, the process is the discipline to trap those errors and prevent this from happening are starting to run thin. american says it has an industry leading safety management system and that the airline is in regular contact with regulators. >> to improve its str

peterson has tried for appeals before. he has asked for new trials, but his defense this time around is trying a different approach. >> this is digging into the evidence. what did the police do? did they look at all the evidence? did they turn away from something that perchance was exculpatory? >> of course, now we know peterson was convicted. he is serving a life sentence. the attorneys who prosecuted him from the stanislaus county district attorney's office will be in the courtroom today as well as those attorneys now representing him from the la innocence project. today is one of three motion hearings planned over the next few months. peterson himself is expected to appear here via zoom from the mule creek state prison. that's about 100 miles away from redwood city, just southeast of sacramento. we expect that hearing to begin at 9:00 this morning. reporting live this morning. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james, thank you for your time. law enforcement officers made dozens of arrests in dispute of demonstrat

the original attorneys who prosecuted peterson are set to be here in court today. and peterson will join in via zoom from the newell creek state prison, which again, is just east of sacramento. now has 2. if these request will be granted or if any trial as possible, only time will tell in this court hearing is set to happen at 9 o'clock this morning. back out here live. we will have a team here throughout the morning and afternoon. continuing to bring you the latest from the courtroom. that's the very latest here in redwood city on michael thomas. story of james. we'll send it back to you live in the studio here. thank you. we'll check back with you later. all right, 603. is that on? another big story that we're following this morning. more than 50. >> pro-palestinian protesters rallied outside the fremont bart station before then moving. >> to the tesla factory in fremont and police responded. things turned confrontational with protesters ripping down a and officers firing pepper. kron four's jack moment has more. >> and those pepper bullets not only hit the prote

chairman peterson and my deep gratitude for this very precious opportunity. last september i delivered remarks and described the outcome taken for the revitalization of the japanese economy under the concept of a new form of capitalism i promote under my leadership and future initiatives the government manages to implement. we are hopeful that 2024 will be the year for the japanese economy to break free of inflationary sentiment and cost cutting, scaling down but weighed heavily on the nation. the previous historical record achieved, the bank of japan had negative interest rate and decided for the first time in 17 years on a rate hike outperforming inflation. aggressive capital expenditure in green and digital. the ability to transcend organizational orders, labor market reform, reshuffling of corporate portfolio and corporate governance reform. will all be facilitated for goods and money, policy to take the economy to a new stage. >> translator: turning our focus to the economic relationship between our countries, last year, japan, $750 billion making japan

>> peterson was convicted, is now serving a life sentence. the attorneys who prosecuted him from the stanislaus county district attorney's office will be in the courtroom today, as well as attorneys from the la innocence project. today is one of three motion hearings planned over the next few months. peterson will appear in court this morning via zoom. coming from the mule creek state prison . that's about 100 miles away from here in redwood city, just south east of sacramento. that hearing, expected to get underway in just a few minutes. reporting from downtown redwood city. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, now to the story that captivated so many of us yesterday. law enforcement officers making dozens of arrests and disruptive demonstrations all across the bay area. and a protest outside of an auto plant in fremont last night ended a long day of pro-palestinian demonstrations. protesters demanding an immediate ceasefire in gaza targeting the tesla car plant, hoping to disrupt operations there. well, dozens of protesters clashe

>> now to scott peterson appears in a bay area courtroom. he is trying to overturn his conviction for killing his pregnant wife and their unborn son. we're live with what his attorneys are now requesting and the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price is moving forward after the register voters confirms there are enough signatures for a recall election will see the community is responding. plus, after being dubbed the great club, the federal bureau of prisons says closing the fci dublin's women's prison. so we'll see what happens now to the women who are incarcerated there and the people who work at this facility. >> station. he's calling news 2. >> thanks for joining us here on kron for news of 2. i'm justine waldman, a hearing for convicted killer scott peterson was held this morning in redwood city. this is the first of 3 hearings that have been set as his new defense team tries to get him a new trial kron. s charles clifford has more now live from redwood city outside of the hall of justice. charles, what happened

home around the time of laci peterson's disappearance. it's unclear at this point if these hearings will eventually result in a new trial for scott peterson. but attorney paula canny says that of laci is blood is found in the van. all bets are off. >> let's say that those materials are tested for dna and laci peterson's dna on some of those materials. they would give rise for a good basis for a motion for a new tron. >> the next hearing is in this case are set for may 29th july 15th in redwood city, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> today, california attorney general bob onto hosting a roundtable discussion with los angeles community leaders highlighting the ongoing efforts to prevent gun violence and identifying best practices to help keep communities safe. his focus is equipping locals with the tools necessary to stop the shooting before it happens. foster knowledge about accessible resources for the public and enhance partnerships statewide to prevent shootings and interrupt cycles of trauma and violence in california. >> so often afte

peterson will attend virtually. he was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife lacy and his unborn son conner then dumping her body in the water. in january the l.a. innocence project picked up this case. it says the modesto police department withheld evidence and hastily disregarded the robbery. it also asked the judge to order new dna testing. scott peterson has maintained his innocence. >>> shock that's what a community is going thereupon after two teen girls were guned down over the weekend. the outpowering of grief from the community, here is terry mcsweeney. >> reporter: dozens of candles and flowers and stun at a memorial for two teenageers shot and killed right here on the 400 block of river side block saturday night. joseph tells me he knew both of these two young victims and they were something special. >> these were not two random strangeers. we're talking about two strong females. these are not two randoms these are people with family ties and we stay strong, you know. >> right here was where with i was

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peterson appeared remotely through zoom.he motion to seal proceedings would have shilled the identities of potential witnesses while peterson's defense, the eley innocence project, receives the case 20 years after peterson was convicted of murdering his wife and unborn sun. some key evidence was ignored. second motion for postconviction dna testing is set for may 29. >>> police in napa arrested three people suspected in a shooting that killed two and women. that was saturday night on riverside drive. so far, no word on the motive. police were able to track down the suspect with help the community. >>> alameda county's top prosecutor will be facing a recall. pamela price's opponents did collect enough valid signatures to trigger a recall election. they needed about 73,000 and they got close to 75,000. the board of supervisors will have a meeting on april 30 and then schedule a special selection. >>> serious repairs will be underway at the santa cruz wharf following damage from this last winter storm. the damage is so severe t

home around the time of laci peterson's disappearance. it's unclear at this point if these hearings will eventually result in a new trial for scott peterson. but attorney paula canny says that of laci is blood is found in the van. all bets are off. >> let's say that those materials are tested for dna and laci peterson's dna on some of those materials that to would give rise for a good basis for a motion for a new tron. >> the next hearing is in this case are set for may 29th july. 15th. all right, back live now. that is the very latest here in redwood city, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you so much. and now to the north end. for 3 people have been arrested in connection with the deaths of 2 teenage girls who were shot and killed in napa over the weekend. >> now police say one of the victims was 17. the other was 19 officers found the 2 suffering from gunshot wounds on saturday. they both died. napa police say now that 3 people have been arrested. john nicholson double a home is being charged with murder. jessica whitton

peterson is now represented by lawyers with the la innocence project. that's a nonprofit that specializes in taking up cases for people who may have been wrongfully convicted. they are ultimately asking the court for a new trial. they claim new information from discovery, dna evidence and new witnesses may prove peterson was not his wife's killer after his conviction nearly two decades ago. for that crime. today, peterson's lawyers asked the court to seal the identities of the potential new witnesses, but then withdrew that request after prosecutors told the court most of the information is already public. criminal defense attorney and legal expert paula carney explained how today's motions are part of a larger strategy. >> they're laying the groundwork right now in making these preliminary motions to get out the information that will provide the to the gravamen the heart of this motion for a new trial. and so the next motion is the defense motion to compel dna testing on a bunch of different items. >> if we're if everything and those items include a ha

burned van and mattress, found near the peterson home, a day after laci peterson disappeared.appeared in court yesterday by way of zoom. he wants a new trial with the help of the la innocence project, a nonprofit representing people who may have been wrongfully convicted. yesterday in court, his lawyers asked the court to seal the identities of potential new witnesses, but then withdrew that request after prosecutors told the court most of the information is already public. >> are laying the groundwork right now in making these preliminary motions to get the information that will provide the for the gravamen the heart of this motion for a new trial, if everything is now, scott peterson was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn son more than 20 years ago in modesto. >> attorneys with the innocence project say modesto police withheld evidence from defense attorneys and disregarded a robbery that occurred near the peterson family home. >> votes are still being counted in berkeley, and a special election to replace a city council member who resigned in january. two

>>> right now at 11:00, convicted killer scott peterson gets another day in court. we're live on the peninsula as he seeks to overturn his murder conviction. >>> plus, pro-palestinian protesters making their voices heard, this time in the south bay. the bay area tech company the group is calling out now a day after demonstrations stopped traffic in the bay area. >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. the first of three hearings to see if scott pederson will get another trial is in the books. >> ginger, the hearing relatively wrapped up quickly. >> reporter: that's right, marcus and laura. things took around 30 minutes to wrap up. it was pretty straightforward. defense attorney actually categorizd today by saying you can't make interesting out ofoborhing. of boring. nonetheless, scott peterson appeared in court virtually, as he did last time. you're seeing the file video of his appearance in court from the last hearing. he did not say much today, much like it was last time. he confirmed that

. >>> they missed a motion to seal proceedings in the case of scott peterson. it is the first of three hearings to overturn the murder convictions. he appeared remotely through zoom while he remains in a state prison in amador county. peterson was convicted for killing his wife lacey and their unborn son in 2002. the innocence project recently took up his case and they say key evidence was ignored. there was new testing on evidence from 20 years ago. >> let's say the materials are tested for dna and lacey peterson's dna are on some of the materials. that would give rise for a basis for a motion for a new trial. >> the motion for postconviction testing is scheduled for may 29 and the third motion for trial discovery scheduled for july 19. they are offering a $150,000 report for answers. and how premier regents in union city. the mail carrier was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> p3 people behind bars in connection to a shooting in napa . two women were killed during the confrontation. it all began with a loud argument followed by gunfire. they were

peterson is seeking a new trial with the help of the la innocence project.t's a nonprofit representing people who may have been wrongfully convicted. a screen he from a screen there in the courtroom showed peterson, nearly 100 miles away from mule creek state prison. today. his lawyers asked the court to seal the identities of potential new witnesses, but then withdrew that request. the defense basically withdrew their motion because really, most of what they were asking for regarding sealing was already under seal. peterson was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and unborn son. more than 20 years ago. modesto. but his lawyers say that new information, as well as new witnesses, may prove his innocence. attorneys will meet at least twice in the coming months to discuss dna testing on potential evidence that the defense claims was never processed. hotel employees walk off the job in, oh, excuse me, hospital employees walk off the job in marin county coming up at 730. we'll tell you about the sticking points holding up those contract talks and what we're lear

convicted killer scott peterson is set to be back in a redwood city courtroom. this will be the first of 3 hearings in an effort to get his conviction overturned. peterson was convicted in 2004 of the murder of his wife, laci and their unborn child. peterson has maintained his innocence. he is serving life in prison earlier this year. the los angeles innocence project which takes on cases that it believes led to wrongful convictions, took on peterson's case lawyers there asking a judge to approve new dna testing. and for that evidence to be reexamined. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters in the race for congressional district. 16 is being recounted. that started today. this is congresswoman shoes old seat. sam liccardo came in first and left to right joe, some idiot and evan low tied for second as they both got 16 and a half percent of the vote. it could take up to 5 days to complete the recount. >> the effort to recall alameda's district attorney pamela price is moving forward. the alameda county registrar of voters has confirmed there are enough vali

peterson appeared in the san mateo county courtroom through video conference. this is the first of 3 hearings to be set as his new defense team tries to get him a new trial. his attorneys from the la innocence project have submitted more than 1500 pages of legal documents requesting evidence and information for his case. the innocence project is also looking to retest evidence found near the peterson home around the time of lacey's disappearance. >> say that those materials are tested for dna and laci peterson's dna on some of those materials that to would give rise for a good basis for a motion for a new >> the next hearings in the case are set for may 29th and july 15th. so today we are here. >> asking for what's right is for the board of supervisors to give us a special election in the next couple of months and not have us wait until november. >> leaders behind the recall effort of alameda county district attorney pamela price showed up to the board of supervisors meeting today with enough signatures to push the recall through yesterday. the registrar of vot

moments from now scott peterson is set to appear buys him for his first motion hearing. in his new his bid for a retrial. the only innocence project recently took up his case more than 20 years after peterson was convicted of murdering his wife lacey and their unborn son. the project is saying some key evidence was ignored. they filed motions to receive sealed court records, a dna test and other evidence gathered in the case. the hearing gets underway at 9:00 a.m. >>> part of the new revelations was brought up by a former investigator who responded to a crime very close to scott and lacey peterson's home, the day after lacey disappeared. the private investigator , working for the modesto fire department over 20 years ago, was sent to investigate a van fire. the van and what was recovered from it is a main focus today. in court documents from attorney say only a small portion of the states that tested positive for blood were tested for dna. it was insufficient to determine whether it came from lacey or her unborn son. that started to keep him up at night , but no one was

pasando a más, hablamos de scott peterson. casi 20 años después de ser declarado culpable de matar a su esposa embarazada lacey peterson. los abogados nuevos abogados de scott peterson dicen que hay suficientes pruebas para conceder un nuevo juicio a su cliente. y esas pruebas están vinculadas a un robo que ocurrió al otro lado de la calle de la casa de la víctima, según dicen. y fue al mismo tiempo que ella desapareció. peterson ha insistido en que es inocente y ha intentado varias veces obtener un nuevo juicio. los registros de votantes de los condados santa clara y san mateo comenzaron esta semana a revisar y también a clasificar los votos que están buscando definir a 2 candidatos para el congreso. esto sería por el distrito 16. por el momento, el ex alcalde de san josé, san ricardo está a la ventaja. en segundo lugar, están empatados. son joe himitian, supervisor del condado santa clara, y también el asambleísta evan law, por lo que tras el proceso de unas 150.000 boletas, se espera que se defina si podría quedar 1 de ello

peterson appeared in a san mateo county courtroom through video conference. this was the first of 3 hearings have been set as his new defense team tries to get him a new trial. attorneys from the la innocence project have submitted more than 1500 pages of legal documents requesting evidence and information for his case. the innocence project is also looking to retest evidence found near the peterson home around the time of his wife, laci peterson's disappearance. >> say that those materials are tested for dna and laci peterson's dna on some of those materials that to would give rise for a good basis for a motion for a new tron. >> the next hearing in the case is set for may 29th and another one on july. 15th. governor newsom in marin county today talking about criminal justice and prison reform as part today's agreement with the country of norway. the governor spent time with the norwegian delegation at san quentin discussing the changes being made at the prison in part based on prison system. he also signed a climate partnership with norway. the climate part

peterson was convicted in 2004 of the murder of his wife, laci and their unborn child. peterson has maintained his innocence. he is serving life in prison earlier this year. the los angeles innocence project which takes on cases it believes led to wrongful convictions, took on peterson's case lawyers there are asking a judge to approve new dna testing and that evidence be reexamined. >> and update now on those sideshows that took over some oakland streets this weekend. police say more than 50 citations were given out more than 20 cars towed. 3 people arrested. police say several other people were also detained. at least 2 cars were set on fire during the sideshows. police say the sideshows broke out in several places across the town. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside at the embarcadero and that. >> a bridge. yeah. a beautiful day. calm winds. but the lawrence is here to talk not so common. you know this that time of year, we start to hopefully transition the calmer weather around the bay area, other parts of the country boy gets scary. i mean

a day after laci peterson vanished. >> peterson appeared in court yesterday by video. he is seeking a new trial with the help of the la innocence project. that's a nonprofit representing people who may have been wrongfully convicted. in court. yesterday, his lawyers asked the court to seal the identities of potential new witnesses, but then withdrew that request after prosecutors told the court much of the information is already public. there laying the groundwork right now in making these preliminary motions to get the information that will provide the gravamen the heart of this motion for a new trial and if everything is agreeable. peterson was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn son more than 20 years ago in modesto. attorneys for the innocence project say the modesto police withheld evidence from the defense attorneys and disregarded a robbery that occurred near the peterson family home. >> 837 happening today, a lockdown is being lifted at one of san francisco's jails. the number two jail in downtown will reopen after being closed since last frid

but as you say, peterson , mikael say, jordan peterson, mikael peterson, daughter. yeah.yeah. for i've been reading for years now i've been reading about how they they have if they don't still, certainly did don't still, they certainly did for a long time subsist purely on and water. but salt. on beef and water. but salt. yeah. and that and mikayla in particular had a juvenile arthritis. she was serious suffering in all manner of ways. and, and since switching on to this extremely radical meat only diet , she is this extremely radical meat only diet, she is she is extremely fit as as the photographs that she posts of herself will plainly testify. i mean, at the very least, it's fascinating . yeah. >> it is. yeah. at the key. sorry. the key thing is, is that she started this horrible diet. she's like 30 years old. so she started it when she was you know, 30 years ago when it was i old enough to remember butter. so my, my body isn't as bad as that. and so and so , you know, that. and so and so, you know, she's obviously my bad health came 30 years out you know, to now unfor

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a major development in scott peterson's fight for a new trial. coming up, why prosecutors from the original trial are now getting involved and automatic cash refund. the new action from the biden administration aimed at protecting you. the airline passenger. and we've already told you pandas are coming to san francisco. but it's not exactly a done deal. what needs to be done before the are firing back. they say the convicted killers request for new dna tests are unnecessary. the district attorney in stanislaus county just filed that new paperwork in court. peterson's defense team, the los angeles innocence project, is asking for the dna testing. the prosecutors say peterson filed a motion and had dna testing done in 2013 and again in 2019, and neither time did it reveal anything new. >> i think what the prosecution is saying here to the public and to the court is we got this right. scott peterson did have a fair trial, and nothing that can be done now is going to change the outcome of what that jury decided, because the evidence was so overwhelmi

stephany bennett fox news. >> tammy peterson of dr.today on easter sunday. in 2019 she was only given months to live with a terminal cancer diagnosis. that's when she renewed her relationship with god. she credits her faith providing her a source of strength through her cancer fight. >> it wasn't going kill me. but when they did the first operation and weeks later, i had some flank pain on my left side, that was the one indication of a much more aggressive cancer in my kidney that pretty much kills everyone. it grows so fast. they don't diagnose us and they descroangt any treatment for it. it's been a number of years that we've been going on this spirit of living in truth. and that has grown to not just leving in truth or living -- with the spirit of truth, but looking at everything we do everything we think, every step we take is that truth. or is it self-will that's guiding us? >> absolutely beautiful. you know, david this connection that she has between her faith and healing is just so incredibly powerful. >> so back to high school

peterson, doctor peterson, you referenced what people might wish it aside.t doesn't say that if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear. that you have a reasonable expectation of privacy or complete secrecy, reasonable expectation of privacy is guarded by due process, warrants and subpoenas for u.s. citizens. you might not know many of the members of the committee are a part of something really rare in congress, which is a nonpartisan view. we've got divisions that don't break on party lines on privacy. there are republicans and democrats who want to rollback the patriot act, what a beautiful name. but it's being used to violate american citizens rights to privacy. you have mr. jordan and mr. nadler in complete agreement on how to reform the act and of the foreign intelligence act works pretty well. it's the domestic surveillance act. the fourth amendment guards it and says you're supposed to get warrants and we are covering a giant hole not about january 6th but the bank secrecy act, things that are being abused, weaponize against the citizens of

let's bring in scott peterson's former attorney mark garrigus, welcome. good to have you here.stand about this reopening and do you think it has any substance? what exactly is this new evidence? >> well, they've got new evidence in the form of a report of a van that was recovered the day after laci went missing as you may or may not remember, there was much talk about a van across the street. the police at the time said that it actually took place -- the burglary took place. a reporter was covering the case -- [inaudible]. this -- >> martha: you are breaking up. if you can make your voice clearer, that would be great. let me play for the folks at home this flashback. i want to remind everybody about this case and scott peterson was out in front looking for his wife doing lots of media interviews. here is a bit of that. >> all our energy should be spent towards finding her. unfortunately suspicion about me has risen to such a degree that i think people stopped to look for laci. suspicions rose to such a degree people aren't looking for laci. now is the time for me to speak and g

they took on peterson's case lawyers. there are asking a judge to approve new dna testing and that evidence is being reexamined. >> kron four's your local election headquarters and the race for congressional district 16 is being recounted starting today. this is a congresswoman and as shoes old seat. sam liccardo came in first. there and then lo and joe submitting and tied for second say both have 16.6% of the vote. each it could take up to 5 days for this recount to be finished. meantime, southern california senator steven bradford has launched a campaign for lieutenant governor in 2026. senator bradford has served in the senate since 2016 previously served in the assembly as well as on the gardena city council. he was also a member of california's reparations task force. senator bradford says he believes his background as a fighter within the legislature will help him in this run for lieutenant governor if elected senator bradford would be just the second black person to hold this role. california attorney general rob b

peterson will atepid virtually. he was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife, laci, and dumping her body years ago. they suspected this was tied to a robbery. in february, an innocence project ordered further testing in the case. it said the modesto police department excluded evidence. peterson has maintained his innocence. >>> we're back in 60 seconds. an iconic paris cathedral, five years after it was nearly destroyed by a fire. update on the construction and the american carpenter, helping to remodel history. >>> how much yu need to make it in the bay and how that compares to other states. >>> the rain is moving out. a cool night with more sunshine for tomorrow. we'll gradually warm up from we'll gradually warm up from there. if you feel like things don't add up right now... you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing costs an arm and a leg. well, we want to help. so when prices go up, we find new ways to go low. and now, we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite products. designing someth

peterson appeared in court yesterday by video. he is seeking a new trial with the help of the l.a.nnocence project. that's a nonprofit representing people who may have been wrongfully convicted in court yesterday, his lawyers asked the court to seal the identities of potential new witnesses, but then withdrew that request after prosecutors told the court much of the information is already public. >> they're laying the groundwork right now in making these preliminary motions to get the information that will provide the gravamen the heart of this motion for a new trial, if everything is agreeable. >> peterson was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn son more than 20 years ago in modesto. attorneys with the innocence project say modesto police withheld evidence from defense attorneys and disregarded a robbery that occurred near the peterson family home. happening today, a lockdown is being lifted at one of san francisco's jails. >> the number two jail in downtown will reopen after being closed since last friday because of violent confrontations between inmates and gua