prison officials say peterson was hurt at mule creek state prison, where he's serving a life sentence for the 2002 murders of his wife, laci, and their unborn child. tmz reports peterson got into a heated confrontation over pickleball and ended up with minor injuries. peterson continues to maintain his innocence for the murders and has enlisted the help of the los angeles innocence project as he fights to get his conviction overturned. the facility where peterson is incarcerated is one of several currently cracking down on increased violence. corrections officials are investigating seven homicides at california's high security prisons so far this year. as of this weekend, they are restricting inmate movement and revoking privileges, including visits and phone calls. >> amazon's futuristic fleet of self-driving vehicles may be running afoul of vehicle safety standards. that's according to a report in the washington post. zoox robotaxis are being tested right here in san francisco. a national highway traffic safety administration report finds they may not meet safety rules because they

scott peterson reportedly attacked in prison over a pickleball match. details coming up. who will succeed gavin newsom? a new contender so many things, big and little, make you uniquely you: your hobbies, dreams, career, family and more. addiction to drugs, including opioids and stimulants, can strip these away from you. recover your life. choose treatment for drug addiction and get back to what matters most. find a provider and proven treatment option that's right for you. recover you at choosechangeca.org. >juliette>convicted killer scott peterson is recovering after reportedly being attacked during a prison yard pickleball match. he's serving time at mule creek state prison in amador county for the murder of his wife, laci, and their unborn son. the attack happened sunday. tmz says peterson hit a ball directly at another inmate, prompting the other inmate to beat him up. prison officials confirmed that peterson suffered minor injuries and that he is still on prison grounds. progressive democrat and former orange county representative katie porter announced she is runni

prison officials say peterson was hurt at mule creek state prison, where he's serving a life sentence the 2002 murders of his wife, laci, and their unborn child. tmz reports peterson got into a heated confrontation over pickleball and ended up with minor injuries. peterson continues to maintain his innocence for the murders and has enlisted the help of the los angeles innocence project as he fights to get his conviction overturned. the facility where peterson is incarcerated is one of several currently cracking down on increased violence. corrections officials are investigating seven homicides at california's high security prisons so far this year. as of this weekend, they are restricting inmate movement and revoking privileges, including visits and phone calls. >> amazon's futuristic fleet of self-driving vehicles may be running afoul of vehicle safety standards. that's according to a report in the washington post. zoox robotaxis are being tested right here in san francisco. a national highway traffic safety administration report finds they may not meet safety rules because they do n

peterson only suffered minor injuries.mz reporting that a fellow inmate assaulted peterson following a dispute that began during a pickleball game. >> it sounds like from what we're being told, it was a bit of an errant shot. and for some reason, this other inmate got incredibly angry with scott peterson and actually assaulted him. now, it wasn't so bad to the point where he had to be taken to a hospital, but he did receive medical treatment at the prison. on the prison grounds. >> peterson was originally sentenced to death, but in 2020, he was resentenced because the courts found some jurors were improperly dismissed. peterson is currently working with the los angeles innocence project to try to overturn his conviction. >> in the city of oakland, three chevron locations were all hit, all within 30 minutes. and as ktvu henry lee reports tonight, police department policy prevented officers from chasing the criminals. >> closing up shop, boarding up and picking up the pieces after three chevron stations were hit by burglars.

peterson lived the american dream. he was the son of immigrants who operated a quintessential greek diner in kearney, nebraska, where an eight year old peter first learned to run the cash register. he had a knack for business, rose to be chairman and ceo of bell and howell, then secretary of commerce under president nixon, later the co-founder of private equity firm blackstone group. peterson saw the nation's fiscal outlook as an existential threat. he was one of 40 billionaires led by warren buffett and bill gates, who agreed to give at least half of their wealth to charity. and in peterson's case, that meant endowing the peterson foundation with $1 billion to educate the public about the national debt and deficit. perhaps you've seen some of the foundation's media. we're showing it now. he passed in 2018, but the foundation lives on today. his son is the chair and ceo. michael peterson joins me now. michael, thanks for being here. why was your dad so fixated on american debt? >> well, thank you, michael. >> thanks fo

i respect my friends at the peterson institute. they are alarmist. a lot of the supporters are anti-tariff. they take an anti-tariff position. we have the experience of president trump's first term where tariffs did not affect prices. it's a holistic approach that there will be tariffs there will be cuts in regulation, there will be chiefer energy. so i would expect that quickly, we will be down to the fed's 2% target. i'm expecting inflation to continue dropping over the year. >> should we expect these tariffs to come march 4th? >> there's a series of tariffs. there's march 4th and then there are the big -- there's the big tariff program that's going to be outlined on april 2nd by commerce and ustr. that's the president's notion of reciprocal tariffs. that's going to be path dependent. we are going to show what are other countries' tariffs what are non-tariff barriers what are the currency manipulation, what's manipulation of financing or labor manipulation and what are these horrendous fines that the european union is putting on our tech companies?

convicted killer scott peterson is recovering from injuries suffered in a prison attack. prison officials say peterson suffered minor injuries at mule creek state prison, where he's serving a life sentence for the 2002 murders of his wife, laci, and their unborn child. it's unclear what led up to this attack. peterson, though, continues to maintain his innocence and has enlisted the help of the los angeles innocence project as he fights to get his conviction overturned. >> oakland police are investigating after four chevron stations were burglarized overnight, all within the span of an hour. but it's unclear whether the same group targeted all four gas stations. it all started just before three this morning at the chevron on foothill boulevard near high street. police say a group of people rammed a lexus into the food mart, leaving that gaping hole in the side of the building. once the car was towed away, there was a mess of shredded wires, broken glass and scattered food left behind. >> they broke everything. all. everything burned down. and we have to damage the whole b

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tmz reports peterson smashed a ball at his opponent, who got angry and beat up peterson, who sufferedinjuries. >> it sounds like from what we're being told, it was a bit of an errant shot. and for some reason, this other inmate got incredibly angry with scott peterson and actually assaulted him. now, it wasn't so bad to the point where he had to be taken to a hospital, but he did receive medical treatment at the prison on the prison grounds. >> peterson was convicted of killing his pregnant wife, laci, and their unborn son. >> a trump supporter is suing riverside county and its sheriff for falsely suggesting he tried to assassinate donald trump during the presidential campaign. vm miller traveled from his home in nevada to the coachella valley last october to see trump. miller voluntarily told deputies about his stash of guns in his suv. the lawsuit claims instead of issuing a citation, authorities detained him. the sheriff announced his deputies had thwarted an assassination attempt. >> just consistent threats, innuendos via social media, via text message, sometimes on a daily level.

hablemos del caso de scott peterson. estatal de mill creek en el condado amador. el departamento de correccionales de rehabilitación de california dijo que peterson sigue en la prisión tras recibir heridas leves en la agresión ocurrida este domingo. mientras tanto, un grupo sin fines de lucro que cree que el hombre fue condenado a cadena perpetua de forma injusta, sigue abogando por su libertad. si usted tiene preguntas sobre inmigración y derechos telemundo, 48 y la organización shirin le invitan a llamar al número telefónico que está en pantalla. es el 805 48 48 84. será este jueves 13 de marzo de 5 a 18:30 de la tarde. un grupo de expertos estará listo para responder sus dudas sobre inmigración. recuerde, tiene derechos que deben ser respetados. y hoy, la ciudad de richmond está considerando una ordenanza que fortalecerá su estatus santuario. con esto, dicen, buscan que haya más protecciones para la comunidad inmigrante. pilar niño nos explica que en gran parte tiene que ver con acceso a información personal. 25% han

officials say peterson was involved in an incident with another person and suffered minor injuries. so happened sunday, according to tmz, it all started over a dispute with another inmate while they were playing pickleball. peterson is currently serving a life sentence at mule creek state prison without the possibility of parole. we're going take a break at 6.26. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news police departments throughout the bay area warning asian american families. >> that their homes are possibly being targeted for burglaries. we'll tell you what cam or surveillance shows. and we're also tracking the rain that's hitting the bay area. you can see the radar here showing bands of wet weather moving across the bay. bye, loves. sometimes it takes a different approach... to see the possibilities all around you. how are the girls? they're amazing, dad. [ laughs ] as a capella university nurse practitioner student, you'll learn the advanced skills you need to face the nursing challenges of today and tomorrow. a different future is closer than you think with capella university.

when hollywood needs languages that don't exist, the first people they call are david and jessie peterson. they married in 2023, but they have both been language nerds for a very long time. >> we both were language creators just for fun long before we ever did anything for professional work. >> reporter: in 2009, when hbo was preparing its "game of thrones" tv show, the producers approached a language creators club that david had cofounded and announced a dothraki language contest. >> i beefed it up and produced just over 300 pages of material. >> reporter: you won? >> yeah, i did. >> reporter: ah-ha. and was the prize you get to make the language for the movie? >> yeah, pretty much. >> reporter: the other prize was seeing his language mastered by actors like "game of thrones" star emilia clarke. >> some seasons i found it very, very, very difficult, and other seasons they just throw some stuff in there at the last minute, and guys, it takes me weeks to learn the fake language. >> reporter: after "game of thrones," david became hollywood's most coveted creator of constructed languages. >>

tmz reports peterson smashed a ball at his opponent, who got angry and beat up peterson, who suffered injuries. >> it sounds like from what we're being told, it was a bit of an errant shot. and for some reason, this other inmate got incredibly angry with scott peterson and actually assaulted him. now, it wasn't so bad to the point where he had to be taken to a hospital, but he did receive medical treatment at the prison. on the prison grounds. >> peterson was convicted back in 2004 for killing his pregnant wife, laci, and their unborn son. he's currently appealing to try and get a new trial. erik menendez will go before the state parole board in june as governor newsom considers whether to grant clemency to the convicted killers. governor newsom said on his podcast that the board will finalize its risk assessment of the brothers at the hearing. they spent more than 30 years in prison for the murders of their parents back in 1989. the hearing is scheduled for later this month. >> a woman was stabbed on a muni train in san francisco's bayview district. it happened near carol avenue and

officials said peterson was involved in an incident with another person suffered minor injuries on sundaymz, it started with a dispute with another inmate while they were playing pickleball. peter and saint is currently serving a life sentence at mule creek state prison without the possibility of parole. a woman is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries tonight after being stabbed at a muni train. san francisco police say the stabbing happened just before 5.45. this evening in the area of carroll avenue and 3rd street police say 2 suspects have been detained. what led up to the stabbing is still under investigation. police are also looking into a situationswhere a man was shot in livermore. investigators telling us the shooting happened shortly before 7.30, in the area vasco road and dalton that man expected to survive from his injuries. no word on any suspects tonight. another news legislation to avoid a partial government shutdown now on its way to the senate, the republican stopgap bill passed in the house today with just one democratic lawmaker voting for it. it's now heading

coming up, scott peterson caught up in a prison fight over pickleball. what a new report claims lead up to the convicted killers confrontation. also ahead. [music] >> it's definitely shocking. definitely caught off guard. i had no idea that they were going to do that. >> check bags will no longer fly for free at southwest. why? the budget carrier is abandoning its decades long practice, and will the move alienate its most loyal fliers? >> it was another stunning day here in the bay area. but look at those clouds. i want to show you where those clouds are coming from. that's all. coming up with your bay area forecast. >> and a quick check of that tuesday evening commute as we give you a live look out at the lower east shore, a little bumper to bumper in that eastbound direction, the commute direction you're watching ktvu news at i bought the team! kevin... ? i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too... starting with the sound system! curry from deep. that's caaaaaaaaash. i prefer the o

just yesterday in this very room, the utah house of representatives, led by representatives tom peterson highway 102, which runs through tremonton and the old borgstrom family farm in thatcher, it will soon be known as borgstrom brothers highway. in the eulogy at the borgstrom brothers' funeral, their high school principal said, “so long as our land has in it such families as the borgstrom family, and such boys as these boys who lie before us, america will not perish from the earth”" and so, like those who went before us, and despite any obstacles in our path, we must build. built here means remembering that every bridge, building, and breakthrough started with someone who refused to accept impossibility. built here means rejecting false choices, like building thousands of new homes and maintaining our quality of life. built here means being unrelentingly impatient in our pursuit to make this a happier place to live, because we know that success is not inevitable, it is earned. built here means axing every tax that we can, so that our people can put more of their hard- earned money to wo

scott peterson is reportedly recovering after being injured in a violent prison altercation. tmz reports the fight started as a dispute with another inmate on a pickleball court. now it happened over the weekend at mule creek state prison. sources say he came out on the losing end of the fight, but his injuries were not serious. the la based innocence project is still trying to win him a retrial in the 2002 murder of his wife, laci, and their unborn son. the top two contenders in oakland's mayoral race are giving voters a better sense about their vision for the city. last night, retired congresswoman barbara lee and former council member lauren taylor squared off in a debate covering numerous issues in the 2022 mayoral race. taylor was narrowly defeated by the now recalled sheng thao. he considers himself a much needed change for voters. what oakland needs right now is something different. oakland needs fresh energy, new leadership, someone who is unencumberered by the existing establishment. lee, meantime, tried to appeal to voters as a veteran politician, warning them not t

scott peterson is reportedly recovering after being injured in a violent prison altercation. reports t fight started as a dispute with another inmate on a pickleball court. it happened over the weekend at mule creek state prison. sources say he came out on the losing end of the fight, but his injuries were not serious. the la based innocence project is still trying to win peterson a retrial in the 2002 murder of his wife, laci, and their unborn son. new. at 6:00, santa cruz county leaders making a new push for cannabis lounges. last night, supervisors approved an ordinance allowing them at existing dispensaries. it follows a new state law that took effect in january, allowing for more expansion of cannabis lounges and cafes. opponents argue fewer restrictions will normalize cannabis use and pose potential health risks from secondhand smoke. a final vote will take place two weeksks from now. 113 years ago today in savannah, georgia, history was made, but maybe we ould call it herstory. maybe because. or today marks the birth of the girl scouts. now, what started as a single tr

molly peterson. joe spice teasel shaw. eric manky. angela yip. >> mike fernandez marcus lynge alex barrett shorter and amanda freed. and a special thank you to sam logan and my chief jessica gutierrez garcia in our office for their hard work on this ordinance. second, i'd like to today introduce a resolution that is deeply personal to me as the first muslim elected to the board of supervisors. it is my absolute honor to introduce a resolution honoring the commencement of ramadan and recognizing the contributions of san francisco's muslim community. >> the san francisco bay area hosts one of the largest and most diverse muslim populations in the nation with over 250,000 residents from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds. >> in my own neighborhood the tenderloin has been long been a hub for immigrant communities including many muslim families ,small businesses and faith based organizations that provide critical services such as food distribution, housing support and workforce development to underserved residents. >> it's a home for

. >> will scott peterson, the man convicted of murdering his wife and unborn son have was injured in prison over the weekend. officials say he was involved in an incident with another person ended up suffering minor injuries on sunday. according to tmz, it all started over a dispute with another inmate about a game of pickleball. peterson is currently serving a life sentence if your creek state prison without the possibility of parole. well, the contra costa county board of supervisors voted tuesday against allocating $375,000 in refugee relocation funds to 3 local organizations. the vote was split when supervisors should kneel scales. preston and candace andersen supporting the one-time funding from measure x funds. opponents cited concerns over unpredictable federal funding and the upcoming county budget process calling for a more comprehensive discussion in late april. the funds were intended to support 125 refugees currently in the resettlement process. we'll take a break at 7.27, but still ahead, police departments throughout the bay area warning asian families that their homes

were sent to norway just because they were serves as part of the stuff from the genocide. pearl peterson, the representative of the main german labor force headquarters in the independent state of corrections mentioned that there were 537 children under the age of 70. and the so i'm easter camp including boys ages $9.00 to $40.00. the germans wanted the work force to build roads and the infrastructure in norway. so when they couldn't get enough prisoners from serbia, they contacted through star shot which they made a deal with. so they could get the work force to come to norway. so in that sense, the norway becomes the old post of the social genocide. i moved it. there was, this is a protest note, sent from berlin in october 1942 to the eustace authorities who tried to deceive the germans and include many children, elderly and sick. people in the transport familiar way bought. additionally, during those days, they used to shut killed, 48 villagers and sent 375 people to camps. 350 of them were sent to norway nationally stood up without seeing. it's lasted a beautiful all go to employment

. >> reporter: the center's owner, peterson, and two managers are now charged with second degree murderthe person operating the chamber, moffitt, charged with involuntary manslaughter and placing false information on a medical record. >> the oxford center in troy and several key decision makers held safety among their lowest considerations in their hyperbaric treatment p practice. >> reporter: he was being treated for adhd and sleep apnea, the hyperbaric chambers are safe for some things but not cleared for those conditions. they're expected back in court next week. >> eva, thank you. >>> the college student who disappeared on spring training, there's new surveillance from the dominican hotel. >> reporter: law enforcement in the dominican republic searching for university of pittsburgh institute who is missing. pouring over the surveillance video, piecing together the time line of the last moments before she vanished. heading to the beach with her friends around 4:00 a.m. after visiting a bar in the complex. then they went back to their rooms without her. she stayed with a man, they wen

matt peterson joins us. i love the contrarian idea, but this one seems really out there.ebody in the usa want to put money in china? >> well, think about how the presidential campaign went. we were talking about 60-100% tariffs on china. that hasn't really come to pass. now we're talking about maybe 10-20% if tariffs on china, and that's been enough to improve the outlook from if kind of really terrible the just maybe a little terrible. jack: and, of course, the stock market's been hammered for years, so it looks cheap. there have been a few signs of life in the chinese economy. >> that's right. it's still in a pretty rough place, but we've seen a lot of willingness from the government to try the turn things around. they're trying to do stimulus, they're cutting regulation and helping tech companies, and that's been enough to power chinese stocks to come back. >> and this is quite a comeback. the ishares china etf which is something we can all invest in, it's up 17% this year. i wouldn't recommend chasing it, that's a big gain that's looking extended, but i would be looki

a recent analysis by the peterson institute for international economics finds households could pay an extra $1200 a year because of these tariffs. great bill says it's hard to say what the effects will be since the tariffs aren't for specific items and arguably, we're in uncharted territory here. so the question is, >> whether or not those kind of economic effects might become more pronounced when they are broad based as opposed to specific. the president says tariffs will spur domestic manufacturing and help balance the trade deficit. tariffs are easy. >> they're fast. they're efficient. and they bring fairness. monday. he touted a new 100 billion dollar investment from a private company to build chip manufacturing plants in the u.s. in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. wall street didn't like president trump's 25% tariff announcement on mexico and canada. the major indices saw sharp declines to end the trading day. the dow jones. >> that fell 1.4, 7%. nasdaq composite. it lost 2.6, 4% while the s and p lost to win points 7, 5%. really the worst day of 2025. the canadian dollar and

a recent analysis by the peterson institute for international economics finds households could pay an extra $1200 a year because of these tariffs. great bill says it's hard to say what the effects will be since the tariffs aren't for specific items and arguably, we're in uncharted territory here. so the question is, >> whether or not those kind of economic effects might become more pronounced when they are broad based as opposed to specific. the president says tariffs will spur domestic manufacturing and help balance the trade deficit. tariffs are easy. >> fast, they're efficient. and they bring fairness. monday. he touted a new 100 billion dollar investment from a private company to build chip manufacturing plants in the u.s. in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. apparently wall street doesn't like president trump's 25% tariff announcement on mexico and canada. >> the major indices says saw sharp declines to end the trading day. the dow jones industrial average fell 1.4, 7%. nasdaq composite lost 2.6, 4% while the s and p lost one point 7, 5%. it's the worst day of 20. 25 canadian d

let's not done peterson civilians. the most sense to be then they say they would of course they'd cover uh they say it did with home beds. they would, it's not to. we have seen them. and the heats do university, this, the money of everybody who is not inside these mental vision. it's a mystery since the beginning of the events in syria. so we have seen what they call it political discrimination. that uh no ventures of the human rights or the international. it's on the interest in the what they call the intern fan international intervention, or the of the so good friends of celia has led us to where we are the i have been seeing it coming and the keys. now here is a nightmare. is, is he in a crime against humanity, the single side and 11, and now the country has been left to scarred by previous, bombardments from these really forces the idea of insisted as only targeted as well . i mean the 3 sites, but the reality on the ground reveals a different story as are these steam sweeney reports in southern lebanon, just weeks

and peterson is like, i think are more real than you and did. and they just go on this, right. and, you know, look, this is this is great stuff. but but i am sort of, you know, i'm sympathetic to in the sense that, yes, of course, that side of religion is important. and, of course, our society, you know, could stand to use a more romanticism and mysticism and so on. but at the end of the day, it matters a great deal, whether the dragon as stand in for like the supernatural thing a reality outside of the human imaginarium important as that imaginarium is and i think part because of this attempt to sort of separate the mystical and the technical these ways religious people fallen into the habit of just sort of conceding a certain of ground to the secular materialism that shouldn't be conceded. all think that sort of the materialist concept of the universe is almost certainly in fairly obvious ways that materialist accounts of consciousness and reason and human experi fall into self-contradiction quickly. that materialist cosmology she has sort of found its way to what any earlier

peterson also records each line for the actors, including "dune" co-star zendaya. >> and i just practiceakobsa. >> learning chakobsa is so humbling and at first can feel so futile. >> reporter: including a climatic monologue that's two minutes long. >> that speech was supposed to be in english? >> reporter: what? >> i said we have an idea. you know it's tagged for english. feels like it could be in chakobsa if you want to give it a shot. yeah, they went with it. >> reporter: are there things that got recorded wrong? >> you bet. there is always mistakes. >> reporter: does it make you crazy? >> yeah. yeah, i hate it. but, like, you know, what can you do? >> reporter: is there not some production assistant who says to you, david, for god's sake, the public hears it as gibberish anyway. what difference does it make? >> everybody says that all the title. here is the thing. something like high valyrian has been regularly on screen since 2013. people have an ear for it now. >> for fans, it definitely matters. and it matters that they know that what they are digging into actually has meat behind

you n envoy gear peterson called for immediate restraint and urged all parties to protect civilians in accordance with the international law. wilson dies ard elda 0 for inside story. well, before we bring it out, panel, let's just show you where all of this has been happening. the fighting has been taking place in the port series of attack here on top twos on the mediterranean coast bottles of also centered around job law. unconditional the the. so let's bring it, i guess from paris were joined by marie for us. the senior advisor to europe in institute of peace. she has more than a decade of experience research and conflicts in the middle east. from miss trumbull, but joined by i'm a cough, the executive director of the on center for strategic studies. he focuses on economic development and local governments and engage the on type is in southern took you, is him couple of a professor, a conflict resolution of george mason university. she's also the former deputy head of the syrian negotiation commission. i'm to pause in the geneva piece talks. welcome to you all my read. let's start wi

the root causes of the legal function that is suffering for years and that i know the functions, peterson, the software lease or may major and should remain if we go there we go. the indigo, they shall be illegal. therefore we must retain seemed a national corporation international. no, it isn't. but with construction saves, bubble must always be have we seen the confines of the international law? and that's our pretty support position. it was, it is, it will be the you on is sounding the alarm over israel shut down of humanitarian aid to guys of the world. bodies experts say the ongoing blockade is forcing field hospitals to scale back programs and claims. stationary health care facilities have been ravaged by 15 months of war as a local journalists reports from the ground to inside of the the jacob during the war. the is really army inflicted a devastating blow on gaza hospitals walking to come all at one hospital. we were amazed at the scale of the destruction in northern and gaza, which affected residential buildings, medical facilities and infrastructure. we entered the hospital, whi

good to come in front of it when smarten peterson civilians. hope that the most sense to be but then they say they would of course, because they say it did with home bags. they would, it's not to, we have seen them, and the heats do university, this, the money of everybody who is not inside these mental vision. it's a mystery since the beginning of the events in syria. so we have seen what they call it political discrimination. the move and use of the human rights or the international. it's on the interest and the what they call the intern for an international intervention or the of the so good friends of celia has led us to where we are. the i have been seeing it coming and the it is now here it is a nightmare. it is, is the in the crime against humanity. the single side it is your opinion has finally broken its silence on the blood, shedding syria, lay the blame, not on the new authorities, but on quote pro assigned to groups. it failed to take notes of the numerous reports that insist the forces were recently seized power or conducting mass