. >> using the n word over and over saying the suspect is like a roach. >> like a roach. >> taking placeand how it became public. >> disgusted. >> local activist is among those calling for the judge to step down. >> this judge in the privacy of her home uses the n word and views people as roaches. that is what she views certain people coming into her courtroom as and she cannot dispense judgement fairly. >> the suspect tried fleeing and was caught and held down until officers were held on the scene. >> i'm the with unthat took him down. >> issuing a statement saying in part. i was given a sedative at the time of the video. i have zero recollection. anyone who knows me and my husband knows this is not the way we live. >> i know zero medicine that makes you say the n word. >> a black robe does not hide what is obviously in her heart. we all know what she thinks about african-americans at this point. >> the chairman of the louisiana legislative black caucus is calling for immediate removal and local naacp chapter calls now for immediate resignation. with he call for a swipt and immediate ac

how comfortable they seemed making the comments and using the word and even calling the suspect a roach the governor making his comments tonight maybe she should step down. but one of the things that stood out about the governor's comments any time an african-american would be in her courtroom there would be obviously someone who could say maybe she should not be involved in this space because after she displayed this sort of language in her own household, how could someone get a fair trial? so all these questions are being brought into the process at this point. if you think about it if you're african-american facing someone in court and she's the judge you may ask and say how is this fair considering the language that was used in that home? >> but she's saying she used a sedative and doesn't remember doing it. but the reason she took the sedative was because she was so upset by it. so she would have made those remarks before she took the sedative, so her excuse doesn't appear to make any sense. >> if you listen to the inflection in her voice it doesn't sound like anybody was in fear i

might have been putting sentences on peel, and the idea someone might have been calling someone a roachu can understand why someone who's wearing a robe considered at the height of justice would be looked at under a microscope after that word was used in that video. >> thank you so much for that piece. i appreciate that, ryan. >>> she defied jim crow when she say 15 and paid the price. now claudette coleman is getting vindication for refusing to give up her bus seat to a white passenger 66 years ago. that's why, in difficult times, we provided one hundred and fifty million meals to feeding america. and now through the subaru share the love event, we're helping even more. by the end of this year, subaru will have donated over two hundred and twenty five million dollars to charity. this is what it means to be more than a car company. this is what it means to be subaru. ♪ ♪ ♪ (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ are the stars out tonight? (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ ♪ alexa, play our favorite song again. ok. ♪ i only have eyes for you ♪ bye mom. my helpers abound, i'll need you today. our sleigh is now ready,

. >> like a roach. >> reporter: it all took place at the home of layoff yet judge.ong those calling for the judge to step down. >> if this judge in the privacy of her home says the "n" word and calls people roach ors, that's what she views the people as and cannot dispense justice adequately. >> reporter: the suspect tried fleeing but was caught and held down until officers arrived on the scene. >> i'm the one who took him down. >> reporter: the judge issued a statement affiliate katc saying i was given a sedative at the time of the video. i have zero recollection of the video and the disturbing language used during it. anyone who knows me and my husband knows this is contrary to the way we live our lives. i am deeply sorry and ask for your forgiveness and understanding. . >> i don't know any medicine that makes you call someone an "n" word. >> reporter: the lawyer telling local media she is taking unpaid leave. >> a black robe does not hide what is in her heart. and we all know, the entire country knows what she thinks about african americans at this point. >> repo

[ laughter ] papa roach [ laughter ] next, from the chiefs is chris jones.likely to have laughed at a joke five minutes ago and been frozen like this ever since." [ laughter and applause next up from the chiefs is ben niemann. he was voted "most likely to ask you to 'smash that like button to see more bomb-ass pranks.' [ laughter and applause next up from the chiefs is noah grey. he was voted "most likely to be the guy at footlocker who says, 'lemme check the back.'" [ laughter and applause "let me check the back let me check the back on that. is that the one you want?" ♪ ♪ oh yeah oh yeah ♪ ♪ and finally from the chiefs is patrick mahomes. he was voted "most likely to drop a christmas album called 'mahomes for the holidays.'" [ cheers and applause there you have it. those are our "superlatives. we have a great show give it up for the roots [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: hey, be sure to tune in all next week we have some great shows coming up nicole kidman will be here jonah hill, dua lipa [ cheers and applause and on thursday, our

i mean spider eggs and roaches who wants these?bian authorities say two german travelers were trying to bring them into europe illegally, claiming the bugs were for some, i don't know, some sort of academic thing. seems this isn't rare. wildlife trackers say they pay extra attention to colombia passengers because of how many species are there in colombia. officials say they have confiscated, get this, more than 11,000 species from smugglers so far this year. now the creepy crawler experts are trying to decide whether to free the critters or relocate them maybe at your house. >>> the international space station performed a weird, unscheduled maneuver today to avoid a collision with a bunch of space junk. the head of russian space agency says the space station's orbit briefly dropped about a thousand feet he says the debris was from a defunct u.s. vessel that launched into orbit back in 1994 concerns about space junk have been growing since last month when russia launched an anti-satellite missile test. iss astronauts had to seek she

there were a lot of certification issues, with rodents and other kinds of pests, roaches.hese kind of things. generally unhealthy, unsanitary conditions. unsafe conditions, allegations of drug labs in the rooms. a whole list of things that are hard to live with especially if you are disabled or elderly. >> to they blend the property owner? -- >> do they blame the property owner over the for-profit manager? or do they blame the city? >> that's a very good point. they are not sure who to blame. in fact, one of the issues with the way the city provides these kinds of services is that there do tend to be a lot of lawyers of organizations involved. even though the city, the federal and state governments are financed, purchased, the city contribute money for operating costs, the building is owned by a nonprofit and that nonprofit eps, they subcontract the management another entity, which is a for-profit management company. so if you are a resident there, you don't really know who'd hold -- who to hold responsible. even as journalists, it's like, who exactly is in charge here? it

issue with legal analysts, jennifer breeding master, and also with the political activist, anthony roaches, right? fortunately in america right now, the political faction is kind of taking over everything else including education. i think that's some of the concern here because really what you're trying to do is refrain retrain, children's mind. and that's, that could lead and, and we're seeing this now the rise and anxiety and political issues in children getting younger and younger every year. and i think parents have a right to be concerned about that. the major issue here is that professor hannah jones is actually talking about the truth and, and that's what's lacking so much in this nation right now. and it's really, really sad that even the most far right wing people in germany can accept the fact that there were nazis that carried out atrocities the fact that this nation was forge and a cauldron of white supremacy. slavery indigenous genocide and lance matching is not alive at the end of the day. this is a fear of the rain from hearing and having to embrace the truth. it's funny tha

has no doubt about what he did on christmas eve 2002 no matter what happens in the future sharon roaches said lacey and connor will always be dead, and you will always be their murderer in redwood city laura anthony abc 7 news. in a south bay courtroom closing arguments in the elizabeth holmes trial will get underway a week from tomorrow today the founder of the failed blood testing startup theranos finished testifying and the defense rested its case holmes faces 11 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud each count carries up to 20 years in prison social media and mental health are both front and center today on capitol hill instagram ceo adam mussari testified today before a senate subcommittee on wednesday as lawmakers questioned the app's impact on younger users and call for greater federal oversight. i think that we are in diametrically opposed goals the goals of parents out there and the goals of your company. we try and make instagram as relevant as possible for people of all ages including teams, but we also invest i believe more than anyone else and keeping peop

new york city had more than 2 million homes with pest infestation including rats, roaches and nice.tate audit confirmed with the filth with sidewalk found to be dirt. under bill de blasio new york city transit is disgusting too. according to documents this year, subway cars have blood, vomit, urine and feces. in june there were 130 incidents of soiled train cars covered in poop, vomit and urine. when bill de blasio tried to run for president this show challenged him for that. >> the city is getting dirtier. a producer said he was this a crowded subway car and a man dropped his trousers and defecated. every time i go there is filth on the sidewalk. do you notice of that. you weakened the sanction against public urination? >> i have go all over new york city all the time. the city is more orderly and safer than it's been for many years. we will keep making it better. >> sean: bill de blasio didn't do anything to fix the filth. he supported removing the roosevelt statue out of a museum. he removed a statue of thomas jefferson from city hall where it stood for 187 years. it's no wonder

humble before the world that i was a roach working for so long in the trust that i was allowed, trustanything but a given. and with that, i wholeheartedly thank you. angela merkel�*s choice of music for the choreographed event raised some eyebrows. it included this communist—era hit by the "godmother of punk" nina hagen, handpicked by mrs merkel herself. asked about the song — "you forgot the colour film" — mrs merkel said it harked back to her younger days in east germany. president biden has reinstated a controversial programme at the southern border, that will force asylum seekers to wait in mexico while they applications are considered. the "remain in mexico" policy started by donald trump, was suspended whenjoe biden came to office — but there have been a record number of migrant arrests at the border in recent months. our correspondent in mexico city, will grant, explained how the policy would work. well, probably not too dissimilar that how it worked before. except mexico seems to have gained some sort of concessions from the biting administration. he mentioned one there about

cybersecurity firm linked to the cia 8 months before the coo was involved in different activities. roaches. the news agency, which historically has been associated with the intelligence agencies, worked with the u. k embassy in your country to train bolivian journalists just before the qu. what is britain's role in the qu, when, on mute, you know, many countries were involved in the collector of 2019. and now the research are showing that for example, democracy government in argentina, mr. lennon moreno in ecuador did participated, you know, send in some work on and some bullets to olivia. and that's completely true because in argentina we have a tried there. you know, and nothing happened in a quite often. but we received from the old government, you know, at please given back all the weapons and, and that we gave it into in 2019. so that's why we, we, you know, we discover these kind of things. so every time, every, a moment that we received a new report from research form universities from international institutions like, you know, human rights and so on. we are receiving more informati

and it's not just cove it this a danger to the world. russia roaches to well to wake up the dormant viral threats in the arctic, which global warming could soon on leash on us. ah, well, we've made it all the way to friday, but the news is not slowing down any at all. welcome to the program. it's ozzy international. so the manchester arena, bama may have been radicalized by a former nato soldier tongued terrorist that was revealed during the inquiry into the atrocity on thursday senior figures from the u. case counter terrorism, police and a home office gave their closing submissions. now a quick reminder of what happened back in 2017, a salman, a betty detonated explosives in a stadium, hosting an area on a grand concert. 22 people were killed and hundreds injured. our correspondent equals down off. now look to the latest fax to come out. he murdered 22 people in one suicide last. now a public inquiry is trying to establish what turned a hard core party go into a suicide bomber, and how it could have been prevented. the probe is yet to deliver concrete answers, but over the past couple o

the chain and in every club, us forces also being hit hot by korean, a virus, the nfl commissioner, roach, adela says he's confident they can walk their way through. the lease was outright since the pandemic began to dallas by his an nfl owners meet him at meeting in dallas with several items on the agenda, but none more pressing than crane of iris with about a 100 players testing positive. since monday, cavan 19 has also had crickets ash's series with australia having to buy england without that captain. pat cummins is ruled out of the 2nd test because he was deemed a close contact of a coven 19 case. he dined in the same restaurant as the positive case on wednesday night. i must now isolate for 7 days for my captain steve smith is taking charge in his absence. the setback of leaving the skipper has done nothing to shake australia on day one, despite losing one of their ripening bats than early on. thanks to this brilliant catch from joe butler deals east school, 221 runs for the loss of just 2 wickets. david won a continued his recent good form, but once again he was dismissed and just

he congratulated bob roach and struck a conciliatory tone. or yeah, i don't them for the lady or, but i a call today is a day of joy for burridge and i celebrate his success. 6. and i will be there doing what i said i would do for the betterment of chile. and we will always be a unified country study. i. our promise is not just a passing one. it is one for our customs and our tradition. right, let's start with alessandra romp yeti. live in santiago, let's talk about that margin. first of all, alessandra, because this was supposed to be a lot tighter. absolutely, kamala, that was probably the biggest surprise of the day. both candidates had family including earlier today while the of worked english and their way that they expected this to be extremely, a type as tight that it has been disputed throughout most of the campaign. and instead we've seen that boys just came as cut my hair by martin 11 points is unclear what has happened there. while we do now is that many more people have voted than in the 1st round. a lot of them in support of boyi

the crimea coach trade, where the ukrainian ship called don bonds had approached russian territory, roaches, and then turned bank without reporting to the russian coast guard. also on saturday, december, the 9th russian flies his is hooted, 5 u. s. and french miniature aircraft over the blank. c. according to the russian national defense control center. and the russian foreign ministry added that nature supports ukraine, and it's aggressive actions instead of holding it back. mosca is concerned that nato complain was trying missile systems with a minimum flight time to russia on ukrainian soil. so let's take a listen to the ministry, had to say, a cruise has been set to draw ukraine into nature. such irresponsible behavior is an unacceptable threat to all security provoking serious risks for all parties involved up to a large scale conflict in europe. earlier the f s b has called the actions of the ukranian ship don boss in this sea of bizarre, a provocation, and a threat to the safety of navigation back. just to remind you not far away for where i'm standing in the crime me and see to have

or drivers, roach, katrina, you the in b, g will attend now from michael swain. his to rights are the east asia program of the quincy institute. he says, a boy called squint force many change in china. i think it will have virtually no or 0 impact on, on their policies and chin john and or their policies in hong kong. although i think that the justification for this kind of an action by the united states or, or something somewhat lesser than that i would have said might have been better for the united states to have sent its china ambassador chinese m a u. s. ambassador to beijing. to the, to the event and him not make any statements at the event to just be there. but that's, you know, that's a judgment call. but i think that you know, that they're not, they can't do that now. so they're, they're locked into a situation where they just have to go through the deployment of the chinese could take, they could refuse to send their own athletes to different games. it could take some kind of measures against the world tennis association or i guess other countries that

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has no doubt about what he did on christmas eve 2002 no matter what happens in the future sharon roachesaid lacey and connor will always be dead, and you will always be their murderer in redwood city laura anthony abc 7 news. in a south bay courtroom closing arguments in the elizabeth holmes trial will get underway a week from tomorrow today the founder of the failed blood testing startup theranos finished testifying and the defense rested its case holmes faces 11 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud each count carries up to 20 years in prison social media and mental health are both front and center today on capitol hill instagram ceo adam mussari testified today before a senate subcommittee on wednesday as lawmakers questioned the app's impact on younger users and call for greater federal oversight. i think that we are in diametrically opposed goals the goals of parents out there and the goals of your company. we try and make instagram as relevant as possible for people of all ages including teams, but we also invest i believe more than anyone else and keeping people

go back along with gabby and set b and many other global institutions with a view to an end to end roach, support r and b of new vaccines and show that there was procurement and equitable distribution across the world to all the countries to 1st of the most vulnerable populations in each country before we start skating up and that we put a reduced mark on only that black work. and it didn't work because it was 41 axis, it was ordering axis and need a manufacturers northern countries with the manufacturing capacity within their borders. cooperated with this gilbert flat and, and, and i agreed that we had a very dangerous moment. now, when the bank clearly just only cranford, start all over again. this or the most back scenes, and not sharing and likes to be deliberate about 600000000 vaccines. we had hoped to be at about $2000000.00 off back seen out the door by the end of the year . but that hasn't happened due to all of these other factors. i have heard some horrific stuff of holding regina. i'm going to get you to jump in because i want you to share some of those stories because people

then a honda has more from a roach in exile for decades. these palestinian refugees have long lived on the margins of society. they are among the most vulnerable and porous communities in lebanon. the situation has been made worse because the economy is close to collapse . and now there lifeline faces the shortage of funds. the financial crisis of on one us being of an existential nature. and it's often existence in nature because we cannot properly deliver our services anymore at a time to needs into come have significantly increase. always providing access to education to all parties and reproduce. girls and boys in the camp and in the country providing assistance to more than 200000 people. we are providing primary health care. lebanon's. currency crash has heard the palestinians as well. inflation lead to food prices increasing by 10 fold. i will go when people are just buying the basic, they no longer buying kilos, but in grounds for many help from the un is vital, especially since the lebanese state denies palestinians basic services

this time there is absolutely nothing and businesses are on their own roach islands in central london. thanks very much for the update. now the african continent trails as the lowest vaccinated region in the world, it struggling to get doses into countries through the un backed kovak scheme. nicholas hack is in dac. owen says the lack of vaccine take up is causing concern. it's worrying because right now here in senegal, we've seen our 1st case of armor crohn, but this could just be the tip of the iceberg. there might be many more that are going under texted, and many more that just are simply are not going to get tested or not making their way to their health centers. there's the added issue of people not wanting to get vaccinated. i mean, the fear of the vaccine is spreading faster than this new variant, and this is having that disastrous consequences. while a couple of weeks ago, we saw heads of states, the south african president, president, senate go and others calling for more vaccines to be delivered in africa. the biggest challenge yet is to get those vaccines into those arms.

health officials, the roach and people to get vaccinated the army cranberry, and has now been detected in 41 countries. the cambia is holding its 1st presidential election since young are jamie, was ousted in 2017. adam barrow is running for reelection. despite a promise to step down. after 3 years, the french president says efforts are underway to open a joint european mission on the afghan capital cobble during a visit to cattle emanuel. michael said the plan would.

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two of our best—known soap stars william roach and june brown have both become obe�*s for services toand campaigner katie piperfor her work with people affected by burns and other injuries. spice girl mel b, a patron of women's aid has been made in mbe for her work highlighting abusive behaviour. as the world watched on another black life gone. and diversity star ashley says he's humbled and proud to become in mbe for services to dance. black lives matter. chris whitty — now sir chris — has given his reaction to his knighthood. he said... among the many olympic stars to receive an honour is the gold medal—winning diver tom daley. he spoke to bbc breakfast�*s sally nugent about being given an obe. iam i am extremely proud to be honoured with an obe. i think it's also that now being in obe i think it's a responsibility to make the whole car in a better place for lgbt for women, for all people of colour in a more inclusive and accepting environment with accepting this obe it is now my responsibility to help create change and help create this environment where everybody can be anything th

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i was laying on top of my grandson on the floor and he was on top of me holding the door, and the roachflew right past. >> what have you lost? >> everything but our lives. >> but there is no shortage of heartache. as karima told us, her family is mourning a child lost. >> i have a niece. she lives in the next block. she lost her son. 3 or 4 years old. >> 75 miles northeast of here, parts of dawson springs, kentucky are decimated. tonight we are learning about the youngest known victim, 2-month-old oaklyn koon, who was hospitalized after the tornado flung her into a neighbor's yard while strapped into a car seat her parents thought would keep her safe. she died of her injuries. >> she was a beautiful little girl. and she would have grown up to be awesome. >> but tonight gifts of kindness from america are pouring in. >> would you linebacker subway tonight? >> thank you. >> more than $6 million sent to a kentucky relief fund. >> we also see distribution met with a lot of compassion i'm told. everywhere they've gone, they have people volunteering, asking that they not only get help, but how

at the same time, we have been entirely focused on that kind of up roach to climate change for the last0 years and have yet to see a single year in which there has been a reduction in global carbon emissions, in other words, a circumstance in which the world slows down its shopping. what we consistently see for example is if i think about a study that was performed in japan, where japan launched a program called to the top runner program, and the goal of it was to create more energy-efficient appliances, televisions, air conditioners. it was incredibly successful. by the end of the program, those types of appliances were 70% more energy-efficient. then, researchers went in to see what had happened, and of course we are assuming that household electrical use would have been reduced. in fact, it had been increased. they looked more deeply added, and what they found was homeowners were realizing that these more energy-efficient appliances would lead to a reduction in spending on electrical bills, so they were spending that money on products like television, air conditioners, refrigerators.

the automaker said thursday it would move to an all dorf roach at the annual event. -- two an all-digital approach at the annual event. -- it would move to said thursdt would move to an an all digital approach at the annual event. several major tech companies and exhibitors. the u.s. transportation secretary pete buttigieg announced thursday more hundred -- more than two at a $40 million in grants to improve the country's ports. it is part of bidens plan to tackle supply chain issues. let's bring in david j wilson for a closer look. david, i think the big question on all of our minds are are things getting better or not? david: thank you for having me. i appreciate the opportunity to share that i think the supply chain is starting to move a little more. we are seeing things loose in a little bit. but i do think that it is something that cannot be overstated, the impact that the pandemic has had on global supply chains. we are in a position where, you know, supply has been disrupted by plants shut down and a drop in demand. as things came back online and demand started to surge, the work d

wait for it, 238 tarantula spiders and 67 the roaches and a scorpion with seven of its youn. being snow marbled illegally to tear up and over 11,000 specimens have been seized during 2021. so what are they doing quek. >> this. aerial footage capturing the intense sequence in atlanta. a man attempting to carjacking i'm suspecting bystander while fleeing the police and another stolen vehicle. the suspect really after resistance and officers pursuing on foot and they can't up-to-the-minute after he got tripped up. authorities wasting no time can him down to the ground. he gets what he deserves. >> it's all fun and games until you get slapped with the second-degree felony charge. release really hitting the fan in texas. look at that. dropping fireworks into a porta potty. that was captured by the security camera now going viral. twitter twitter also blowing up. police say -- i think that stinks. moving on, clear skies and minimal solution speaking for optimal stargazing conditions. over northwest canada pick check it out. prompted the national weather service capturing the stunni

i am sorry, sleeping pills do not make you call people the n-word and call people roaches.s not a side effect of zyqui li. in terms of a crime shooting cop on the stand. we saw this in the rittenhouse trial, if are you a defense attorney, that woman cried exactly at the point you would have told her to cry. she cried exactly at the point she was forced to describe killing somebody. so, of course, when you are talking about killing somebody, when you don't want to look like a monster for killing somebody, that's the point where you turn on the waterworks, no, i'm actually a human that has emotions, i'm not arnold schwarzenegger from terminator 2. that's why she did it at that point. so there are people i guess who are fool to buy this stuff. not me, i'm sitting here, i got white tears in my cup. i'm just, whatever. >> i'm with you. believe me, my brother, i'm with you. we are way over time. i want you to finish making your very important point. go have a great saturday, my friend. >>> coming up next, co-host shaneil talks about the struggles of infertility. she joins us next

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sector is actionable and it meets the needs of diverse sets of staples instead of a one-size-fits-all roach. there must be a high proposition for partnership. i look forward to continuing to maximize the effect of this of these programs and understand what gaps need to be solved. going forward, there are other things we need to consider. we are not going to be able to cover them all today but it can't be done without a professional cybersecurity work force and a professional organization. i'm concerned that cisa doesn't have the security professionals it needs and lacks professional human resource organization to bring these individuals in and retain them. the competition for talent in the private sector has never been more acute than it is at cisa.this is something i plan to focus on soon but i'm pleased that director easterly is making this one of her top priorities and i look forward to working with her on this effort stop let's talk about ransomware. cisa has been mired in the process of protecting states and their critical infrastructure from the scourge of ransomware attack's. just la

there's no rone for the court to roach down and disturb that.n't been said at the supreme court level. they certainly could take it, but it takes four votes, four votes to decide to take the case as i handicap it in a sort of nerdy insider supreme court way. i count to three pretty easily, but i'm not sure of the fourth. so at least all these people who are betting for sure they will take it, i will take their bets because i think it's more of a tossup. ness. >> so if they reject it. >> yeah. >> then could we see those documents go to the house how soon? >> that's right. first, it's all over and not just for trump and his documents which mark meadows, as paula says has been trying to ply the same argument and so has bannon. >> exactly. >> that's the law for the whole circuit that there is no privilege. how soon would we see them, really soon? as soon as the supreme court denies review, that to happen, a matter of, you know, 72 hours until it's executed and documents arrive in crates at the house. >> and just to confirm that i'm understanding wha

roaches pain was evident as she called her former son in law, a coward for killing lacey and their unborn son, conner, who would have been 18 now wrote to said she imagines connor would have had dark hair and dark eyes like lacey. authorities say he dumped her body from his fishing boat in san francisco bay around christmas eve 2000 and two scott peterson wanted to speak at a sentencing, but the judge would not allow it. peterson did not show any visible emotion. petersons original death sentence was overturned by the california supreme court on appeal. justice has said the trial judge had wrongly tossed prospective jurors who were against the death penalty assumed they wouldn't follow the law. peterson's attorney, pat harris, said the evidence shows that burglars were responsible for the killings. the prosecution said peterson had an affair with amber frye, the time of laces disappearance, but the defense attorney said his client was devoted to his wife. he would never. ever harm lacey and connor. i think he wanted to talk about the fact that they went to great links to have a child. our

roaches pain was evident as she called her former son in law coward for killing lacey and their unborn son, conner, who would have been 18 now. lacey's sister, amy said. i feel so cheated not having that special relationship . others have because of you. our holidays will never be the same. she would have been the best mom, scott peterson did not speak. he wore a red jump suit and a mask and did not show any visible emotion. petersons original death sentence was overturned by the california supreme court on appeal, the justices said the trial judge had wrongly tossed prospective jurors who were against the death penalty assuming they would not follow the law. peterson that lived with his family in modesto. investigators say he killed lacey at their home around christmas eve 2000 and two and dumped her body in san francisco bay from his fishing boat. his trial was moved to redwood city because of publicity. peterson's attorney, pat harris, said the evidence shows that burglars were responsible for the killings. he said his client is innocent. one of the things that really. upsets him is

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