we brought over 40 elected das to san quentin for the situation. now we are inviting the police department. our formerly incarcerated group born out of this programming asked for the opportunity to work on a project where we could bring the men in blue on the outside to come speak to the men on blue inside to start the healing dialogue around how the criminal justice system specifically in san francisco impacts the community. i was attracted to the role. there was a component of equity that was part of this process. the equity community here in san francisco is a community that i had already worked with. before i took steps to visit cannabis businesses i thought it was important my team have a chance to go inside and speak to men who had been impacted. that conversation needed to happen so we know how we are making an impact with the work that we are doing. the da's office as we were leading up to the legalization of marijuana in the state we started having conversations on the policy team what that could look like. the district attorney was really

we'll have a better growth change and maturing at the department of juvenile justice compared to san quentin or soledad, this just seems to be able to sweep aside the fact that. >> that his client committed one of the most heinous crimes an individual can commit. and i'd like somebody to tell me or program exist within the juvenile system that is going to take an unrepentant killer slash rapist and then turn him back into a productive citizen. and as little as 4 years solace is set to be sentenced on april 27th until her key reporting kron 4 news. >> nearly 25 years after cal poly student kristin smart vanished while walking to her dorm room. a san pedro man is facing murder charges in connection with her disappearance. investigators say paul flores says long been considered a person of interest in the case. it was last the last person to see kristen. they left an off campus party together back in 1996. now his father ruben floors was also arrested on suspicion of being an accessory after the fact. authorities say they will continue searching for kristen until her remains are found. >> it's

we're live in front of san quentin state prison cierra johnson for "today a lot of pe concerned aboute. it's 5:35. >>> both sides gearing up to sway undecided voters in the battle to recall governor gavin newsom. >> who's behind the partisan recall of governor gavin newsom? anti vaccine qanon extremists. >> the newsom team quickly posted this political ad shortly after the news broke yesterday confirming enough signatures to hold that special recall election. state republican leader harmeet dillon says it will not work. >> across the political spectrum, repudiation of his failed leadership. it's great news for california, suffering under one-party rule headed by gavin newsom for too long. >> newsom has widespread support among democrats answer an election will likely happen this fall. >>> among the notable candidates running against governor newsom, southern california businessman john cox who ran against newsom in 2018, former san diego mayor kevin faulkner and olympian own former reality tv scar caitlin jenner. >>> to new covid cases in california still seeing the lowest numbers any

we'll have a better growth change and maturing at the department of juvenile justice compared to san quentinledad, this just seems to be able to sweep aside the fact that. >> that his client committed one of the most heinous crimes an individual can commit. and i'd like somebody to tell me or program exist within the juvenile system that is going to take an unrepentant killer or slash rapist and then turn him back into a productive citizen. and as little as 4 years solace is set to be sentenced on april 27th until her key reporting kron 4 news. >> it's 9.38. and still ahead, governor newsome has a new fire plan. we'll tell you where all the money is going to go to try to prevent a bad fire season. >> and lots of sunshine out there dry conditions remain unfortunately, as far as fire danger goes, we will be in for a really nice afternoon highs in the 60's and 70's and calmer winds. then yesterday the forecast ahead. >> and i'm tracking a hot spot up in petaluma. we're keeping a close eye on your commute into the city and we still have some high wind advisories that are slowing things down. we'

we're live in front of san quentin prison, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> i remember it soell. i was anchoring here on "today in the bay," it was just a huge, huge case. thanks so much, cierra. >>> 6:35. both sides now gearing up to sway undecided voters in the battle to recall gavin newsom. >> enough signatures to hold a special recall election, now state republican leader hermeet dillon says linking the recall efforts to extremists is not going to work. >> this is a mainstream across the political spectrum repudiation of his failed leadership. it's great news for california, suffering under one-party rule headed by gavin newsom for too long. >> conservatives will have a lot of convincing to do because newsom has widespread support among democrats. the election will likely happen this fall. >>> among the notable candidates running against governor newsom, southern california businessman john cox who ran against newsom in 2018, former san diego mayor kevin faulkner and olympian own former reality tv star caitlin jenner. >>> to new covid cases in california, still seeing the

we'll have a better growth change and maturing at the department of juvenile justice compared to san quentin are he's just seems to be able to sweep aside the fact that. >> that his client committed one of the most heinous crimes an individual can commit. and i'd like somebody to tell me or program exist within the juvenile system that is going to take an unrepentant killer slash rapist and then turn him back into a productive citizen. and as little as 4 years and solace is set to be sentenced on april 27th until her key reporting kron 4 news. >> 2 suspects involved in a weekend crime spree spanning several cities on the peninsula and in the east bay, they are now behind bars. a kron four's. maureen. kelly reports on how one family was victimized twice over just 2 days. >> police say these are 2 of the suspects arrested in connection with a series of crimes including auto theft purse, snatching and credit card fraud in a dizzying amount of cities south san francisco, san bruno, san mateo millbrae belmont san carlos and hayward over the course of roughly 14 hours this weekend. san mateo polic

right now, it's san quentin.re are nearly 750 inmates on death row and since the death penalty was reinstated in california, back in 1978 79 death row inmates have died from natural causes compared to 13 who have been executed. governor newsome has also stopped all executions while he's in office. all right, turning our attention to the weather. now we've had a pretty nice day out there today. cool it. the coast, though, is we did have some memory later moved in this morning. a little fog, but some really nice sunshine inland. it's a very warm above average temperatures, but i wanted to start off tonight with the drought monitor because that was released today. it's done periodically and as you can see, now we have slipped into extreme drought for pretty much the entire bay area, so that is a move. obviously in the wrong direction, not one that is. very surprising. i'm sure to anyone who lives here, as we, of course, have been running a deficit here all year long. in fact, as we take a look at our rain totals tha

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scott peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin's death row where he's been incarceratednce being convicted in 2005. >> for the murders of his wife, lacy and their unborn son, connor. but because the california state supreme court overturned his death sentence finding that the original trial judge made mistakes during jury selection. a new jury will decide if he deserves the ultimate punishment, the same higher court also ruled that a woman selected for the original jury richelle. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. she taken out while pregnant herself. so now first, san mateo county judge has to decide if that merits peterson a whole new trial. the defense team is now investigating a second allegation involving the same germ that there was a domestic violence attack on her that we were not aware of. but in-person questioning has been stalled because of covid-19, which is why the defense has asked for and was granted a 3rd extension nice has previously denied keeping information back to get on the jury defense attorney pat harris says he doesn't think she would h

we'll have a better growth change and maturing at the department of juvenile justice compared to san quentin this just seems to be able to sweep aside the fact that. >> that his client committed one of the most heinous crimes an individual can commit. and i'd like somebody to tell me or program exist within the juvenile system that is going to take an unrepentant killer slash rapist and then turn him back into a productive citizen. and as little as 4 years in solace is set to be sentenced on april 27th until her key reporting kron 4 news. >> this just in the last man to see christians smart. >> alive is now behind bars for her disappearance and murder nearly 25 years after the cal poly student vanished walking to her dorm room. the man from san pedro faces charges. let's tell you a little bit more about him. his name is paul flores and he's long been considered a person of interest because he and a smart they were going to an off campus party together back in 1996 when she disappeared his father, ruben flores was also arrested on suspicion of being excess and accessory after the fact. author

. >> scott peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin's death row where he's been incarcerated since being convicted in 2005 for the murders of his wife, lacy and their unborn son, connor. but because the california state supreme court overturned his death sentence finding that the original trial judge made mistakes dujury selection. a new jury will decide if he deserves the ultimate punishment, the same higher court also ruled that a woman selected for the original jury richelle. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. she taken out while pregnant herself. so now first, san mateo county judge has to decide if that merits peterson a whole new trial. the defense team is now investigating a second allegation involving the same juror that there was a domestic violence attack on her. >> that we were not aware of that apparently was in court, which she did not. tell anyone about did not reveal to us. that was something it was brand-new that none of us knew. but in-person questioning has been stalled because of covid-19. >> which is why the defense has asked for and was granted

polly klaas was kidnapped from the 1994 and then murdered her killer is currently on death row at san quentin. unlike prosecutors class believes gonzalez should be charged as an adult for the of her family. >> they know that this guy has not being held accountable for the heinous crime that he committed and they also know that there will be other victims in the future. in a statement to kron 4 news gonzalez. his defense attorneys said this isn't a case of whodunit, but a case of whether adrian will receive treatment in an age appropriate facility. >> he goes on to write, quote, the supreme court recently resolved that issue when in a 7 to 0 decision. the upheld sp 1, 3, 9, 1, which bans the transfer of 1415 year-old kids to adult courts. it is in my view, good public policy and promotes public safety kids tried and punished in adult courts, re offend sooner. more often and for more serious crimes and those kept in the juvenile justice system. a meaningful opportunity for reform requires a correctional setting which treats in doesn't further traumatize its occupants, although no correctional i

they had a huge outbreak of covid-19 throughout the whole california system, the san quentin and somef the other prisons in the san joaquin valley were hit really hard. i would say probably they had a really high outbreak among guards, staff and prisoners. many prisoners recovered from the disease. and they monitored them very carefully. and they actually vaccinated them, while we were still in the age 65 and above category, so they were given the vaccine even before i could get it, because i am 56, which is good because they cannot -- they don't have a choice on who they come in contact with or who they live with, and who comes in from the outside. so a lot of the staff brought it in, or people transferring from county jails came to the reception centers and infected almost everybody. then it was spread within the whole prison system. it was a big mess. and quite a few people passed away. i think it is about the same rate as far as, if you get hospitalized, we have a fatality rate of 4%. so there's people there who are not very healthy, drug addicts or they have poor health habits. b

the team invited aaron showtime taylor who was recently released from san quentin prison after a 26 year sentence to serve as guest. pa announcer. but taylor streams are just beginning. i had a chance to talk with him this week. >> i'm going to buy phone and i see this one says chase center. like jp morgan chase because that's what banquet. but chase center right. like what it says. and open it up and there it is from raven river. said hey here, my friend. how you doing? i hope you've done well, we were wondering if you want. they want to come up this season and do a pa announcement to ukraine. want to do that mandate. >> staying in the >> he's got a really good sense of humor. in addition to a great talent on the mike. i laughed. and i cried during that interview, you can catch the full feature on taylor this sunday on sports night live. so i think you got to check it out because he's just a really interesting character and his story really cool and he got a letter from raman ritter that can't wait for that. speaking of characters marshawn with with the party. also very character he did

warriorsrs discoverered taylylo the front office went to san quentin to play pickup games and taylors on the mic. he has since been released after serving a 26-year prison sentence and said he's been practicing for a night like saturday for a long, long time. >> i used to sit in front of my tv and do play-by-play for all kind of games. when the warriors come on, you know, i'm from southern california. come on, the warriors are up here, man. when w. nation get crackelating. >> when you get a primetime performance, we have to cool you down. let's cool you down. >> whoo! [ laughter ] >> we out! >> that's great. baseball, lamont wade, jr. getting a crash course on the outfield against mike yastrzemski. against the erixon,rockies, dickerson. evan longoria delivers a hit. still 2-0. sixth inning, descalafani struck them out to end the inning. eight ks in six shutout innings. brandon belt, way back, way back. they won four in a row. no disrespect to the masters, but the other major played today was the pro bowlers u.s. open. >> come on, do it! >> whoo he did it! he got the 710, randy! he di

. >> can i ask you, has he been in san quentin? >> he has been in san quentin. no, not any more. >> week nights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight we look at cabinet secretaries. james baker served as secretary of state for president george h.w. bush, and as ronald reagan's white house chief of staff, and treasury secretary. he's interviewed about leadership and his career by attorney and historian talmadge boston in this program hosted by baylor university law school. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >> american history tv on c-span3 every weekend, documenting america's story. funding for american history tv comes from these companies who support c-span3 as a public service. >> next on history bookshelf, legal scholar carla robertson examines the murder trial of lizzie borden in 1893. the case received international attention as lizzie borden was tried for the murder of her father and stepmother in falls r

on saturdrday and t warriorsrs discoverered tayloro members of the team's front office went to san quentin to play pickup games and taylor was on the mike and he has since been released after serving a 26 year prison sentence. he said he has been practicing for a night like saturday for a long time. >> i used to sit in front of my tv and do play-by-play for all kinds of games that when the warriors come on. i am from southern california but come on the warriors up here and when i get cracking they get cracking. >> when you have a primetime performance and you heat up the building we have to cool you down. so let's cool you down right now. >> that is great stuff. baseball, he made the debut getting a crash course on the oracle park outfield from mike yastrzemski and bottom of the first alex dickerson with two not outs and that is the second one of the year 1-0 giants and to batters later evan delivers a giant third straight two ahead and brandon bell is a cross and has two rbis and still 2-0 in the 6th inning and he strikes out with runners at second and 3rd and eight in six shutout innings

scott peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin's death row where he's been incarcerated since being convicted in 2005, the california supreme court overturn his death sentence after mistakes made during jury selection and the jury now has to decide if peterson should be sentenced after an original juror richelle. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. bice has previously denied keeping information back to get on the jury defense attorney pat harris says he doesn't think she would have been seated if she owned up to her past. she was an alternate to begin with. >> and when she came into the jury room after she was actually put on the jury. one of the jurors is sake. she walked in the room and said, ok, now let's get justice for that little baby connor. before she ever deliberated before she ever did anything, which i think indicates a mindset that could very well be based on her own experience. >> the next hearing is scheduled for late june. the judge wants the matter of whether or not peterson has granted an entire new trial wrapped up by the end of the year. comin

warriors have always been committed to the community and recently they welcomed a former convict from san quentinhad met several warriors players and executives while behind bars and when he was released, the franchise extended an offer that could be life changing. >> aka the baby face. >> reporter: aaron taylor had dreamed about this moment for years and he certainly had plenty of time to dream because 26 years for armed er at robbery. the path from prison to chase center started with a microphone behind bars. >> bob and i are speeding the ball over to the force. oh, he traveled and they didn't call it. bob meyers for three. oh, pass. >> reporter: we first man nicknamed "show time" taylor in 2017. a group of staff members came to play the convict and show time put on his own show. >> we just won, 103-102. >> i'm the rebirth of chick hearn. he came back to life as a 55- year-old black man. you're looking at him. >> reporter: show time's act got the warriors attention and just six months after he was released on parole came an invitation to be the guest p.a. announcer for a night. >> in here it's

. >> when aaron taylor was paroled from san quentin prison after serving 26 years for armed robbery.about his next steps told them that i was going to be in the nba in 3 of 3 to 5 years. >> you know, one of the commissioners looked at me like. you really want to say this in the middle of the b p h. like on paper you see right there that those oppose parole plants these this is something i'm going to do. >> taylor was right. well, partly it didn't take 3 to 5 years less than 6 months after his release from prison. tailor was sitting on the sidelines at chase center as a guest. pa announcer for the warriors. steph curry. >> i'm going to phone. and i see this one says chase center. like what it says. and opened it up and there it is from raven river. said hey here, my friend. how you doing? i hope you've been well,

. >> reporter: good morning i'm cierra johnson in front of san quentin state prison where scott peterson appear in court over zoom over two specific hearings, taking another look at the penalty phase of the trial, the second to claims of juror misconduct. the court taking a closer look at those two situations this morning. >>> taking a like at our forecast, here's meteorologist kari hall. how are we looking? >> looks nice today. headed out in on the yok in the upper 50s, next hour at 50 degrees and the warming trend will happen today. lunch time low 70s and mid-70s for later today. as we go through the forecast, we continue to warm up with some low 80s in our inland areas. for tomorrow as well as thursday some low 80s in the forecast and then back to the 70s with more sunshine over the next seven days. laura? >> all right, thank you very much. thank you for joining us as well. we'll be back with a local news update for you in about half an hour. see you then. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. it's long on pages.

. >>> scott peterson made a video appearance in court from san quentin prison this morning.is in prison for the 2003 murder of his wife lacey and their unborn child. attorneys are considering a start date for his upcoming retrial in the death penalty phase after the state supreme court ruled that the trial judge excluded jurors who were opposed to the death penalty. his second appearance relates to a new trial over juror misconduct. decisions on both are expected later this summer.>>> now to privacy on your phone. apple is introducing a feature that can prevent your data from being shared. >>> apple taking a stand on privacy releasing a new feature allowing customers to limit how much of their data is used and shared. it is a feature that gives you a choice. a choice on how apps use and share your data. >> it dubbed the tranced the app tracking transparency lets you choose whether you want your online activity sold. >> how big of a deal is this? >> it is a big move for apple. it has been something that they have been talking about publicly for a long time. they have been pre

. >> scott peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin's death row where he's been incarceratednce being convicted in 2005 for the murders of his wife lacy and their unborn son, connor. but because the california state supreme court overturned his death sentence finding that the original trial judge made mistakes during jury selection. a new jury will decide if he deserves the ultimate punishment, the same higher court also ruled that a woman selected for the original jury richelle. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. she taken out while pregnant herself. so now first, san mateo county judge has to decide if that merits peterson a whole new trial. the defense team is now investigating a second allegation involving the same juror that there was a domestic violence attack on her. >> that we were not aware of that apparently was in court, which she did not tell anyone about did not reveal to us. that was something it was brand-new that none of us knew. but in-person questioning has been stalled because of covid-19. >> which is why the defense has asked for and was granted

. >>> scott peterson made a video appearance in court from san quentin prison.is in prison for the 2003 murder of his wife lacey and their unborn child. today, the judge gave attorneys more time to prepare for the retrial of the penalty phase. last year, the state supreme court ruled the trial judge excluded jurors who were opposed to the death penalty. peterson is also challenging his conviction because of jury misconduct. decisions on both are expected this summer. >>> here we go again back into another summer of job. east bay mud made it official today. the board discussed plans to ask for voluntary water cutbacks. leslie brinkley has the details. >>> the pandemic fall and winter and spring did not deliver enough rainfall. the east bay municipal utility district faced reality in an online meeting. >> we got a bit of a drizzle that amounted to almost no rainfall in april resulting in east bay being the driest year on record. >> most of the water supply comes from sierra snowmelt. it is only at 40%. it is apparent the water supply this year will not be sufficie

we brought over 40 elected das to san quentin for the situation.viting the police department. our formerly incarcerated group born out of this programming asked for the opportunity to work on a project where we could bring the men in blue on the outside to come speak to the men on blue inside to start the healing dialogue around how the criminal justice system specifically in san francisco impacts the community. i was attracted to the role. there was a component of equity that was part of this process. the equity community here in san francisco is a community that i had already worked with. before i took steps to visit cannabis businesses i thought it was important my team have a chance to go inside and speak to men who had been impacted. that conversation needed to happen so we know how we are making an impact with the work that we are doing. the da's office as we were leading up to the legalization of marijuana in the state we started having conversations on the policy team what that could look like. the district attorney was really focused on th

peterson will now appear in sampson county superior court via zoom from san quentin at 10 o'clock thisorning. the murder of a 7 month-old baby now is raising concerns about the san francisco district attorney's record on charging domestic violence cases. joseph william has been charged with murder after the baby was taken to the e r with signs of trauma. williams had been arrested back in january and march on suspicion of domestic violence involving a woman who's not the baby's mother. but those charges were dropped because the woman told police that she didn't want to prosecute supervisor catherine stefani says that she's hearing concerns from domestic violence advocates now about dha subdued beans not filing charges in felony. domestic violence cases. according to the data. out of a 131 felony domestic violence cases charges were not filed in a 113 of them. >> we're not going to have criminal justice reform. if people continue to commit crimes and they are not held accountable and they are not charged. if you let them go over and over again. they're going to reoffend and they're not

peterson is going to appear in the san mateo county superior court via zoom from san quentin and 10 o'clockmorning. the murder of a 7 month-old baby is raising concerns about san francisco's district attorney's record on charging domestic violence cases. joseph williams has been charged with murder after the baby was taken to the e r with signs of trauma. williams had been arrested back in january and in march of suspicion of domestic violence involving a woman whose not the baby's mother. those charges were dropped because the woman told police that she didn't want to prosecute. supervisor catherine stefani says that she is hearing concerns. now from domestic violence advocates about dha somebody not filing charges in felony, domestic violence cases. according to the data out of the 100. 31 felony domestic violence cases. charges were not filed in 113 of them. >> we're not going to have criminal justice reform. if people continue to commit crimes and they are not held accountable and they are not charged if you let them go over and over again. they're going to reoffend and they're not goin

and there's another delay in the scott peterson case peterson appeared at a hearing from san quentin's has been in prison there since being convicted of killing his wife lacy and their unborn son in 2005, the california supreme court overturned his death sentence. saying that there were mistakes made during jury selection. a new jury now has to decide if peterson should be sentenced after an original juror or re sentenced after an original juror failed to disclose a restraining order. you see her there. she has previously denied keeping any information away from the jury. defense attorney pat harris says that he doesn't think that she would have been seeded if she had revealed. >> she was an alternate to begin with. and when she came into the jury room after she was actually put on the jury. one of the jurors is sake. she walked in the room and said, ok, now let's get justice for that little baby connor. before she ever the liberated before she ever did anything, which i think indicates a mindset that could very well be based on her own experience. >> connor was lacey and peterson's un

a death row inmate at san quentin died last night in his cell.n officials say it's 46 year-old charles edward kwok crawford. the second and he was found unresponsive around 7 o'clock last night. he was transported to an outside hospital where he died last night. the marin county coroner's office will now determine crawford's exact cause of death. he was sentenced in alameda county back in 2002 for the murder of a 16 year-old san jose girl fremont man. still ahead, coming up at 3.45 today. an east bay woman has been arrested for possible hate crime charges after getting into a fight with the delivery driver. >> we have more the video. what happened and also hear from the driver. and when we come back, how safe is it to return to golden gate park for outside lands. a local doctor >> well, single-day passes went on sale today for outside lands and they're sold out. it didn't take long just a few minutes for all the tickets for that weekend to go the popular music festival and golden gate park was canceled last year because the pandemic, but it's goi

scott peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin's death row.most of the legal teams from both sides and members of peterson's family also attended virtually he can see lacey green broadly next to her husband before she went missing while 8 months pregnant. >> on christmas eve 2002 scott peterson was arrested and later convicted after her body and the remains of their unborn son, connor washed up on the shores of the san francisco bay because the california supreme court overturned his death sentence finding that the original trial judge made mistakes during jury selection. a new jury will be seated to decide if he should have been sentenced to death. that same higher court ruled that an original trial juror richelle. nice had failed to disclose a restraining order. she taken out while pregnant herself during jury selection. and now a san mateo county judge has to decide if that merits peterson a whole new trial. the defense team is now investigating a second incident that there was a domestic violence. attack on her that we were not aware of bu

he appeared from san quentin's death row where he's been in prison since being convicted in 2005 of killings wife lacy and their unborn son, connor, the california supreme overturned his death sentence after mistakes were made during jury selection a new jury now has to decide if peterson should be re sentenced after original juror richelle nice failed to disclose a restraining order she previously denied keeping information from the jury defense pat harris says he doesn't think that she would have been seeded, though, if she had revealed her past. she was an alternate to begin with. >> and when she came into the jury room after she was actually put on the jury. one of the jurors is sake. she walked in the room and said, ok, now let's get justice for that little baby connor. before she ever the liberated before she ever did anything, which i think indicates a mindset that could very well be based on her own experience. >> the next hearing is set for late june. the judge wants the matter of whether or not peterson is granted an entire new trial wrapped up by the end of the year. >> time now

been another delay now in the scott peterson case peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin'shere he's been behind bars since his conviction back in 2000, 5, the california supreme court, though, overturned his death sentence after mistakes made during jury selection. a new jury now has to decide if peterson should be sentenced after an original juror. rachel. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. now nice has previously denied keeping information back just to get on the jury defense attorney pat harris says he doesn't think she would have been seated, though, if she had been up front about her past. she was an alternate to begin with. and when she came into the jury room after. >> she was actually put on the jury. one of the jurors is sake. she walked in the room and said, ok, now let's get justice for that little baby connor. before she ever deliberated before she ever did anything, which i think indicates a mindset that could very well be based on her own experience. >> the next hearing is scheduled for late june. the judge wants the matter of whether peterson is gra

there's been another delay in the scott peterson case peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin'sow where he's been incarcerated since being convicted back in 22,005. now the california supreme court as we know overturn his death sentence after mistakes made during jury selection. a new jury now has to decide if peterson should be sentenced after an original juror richelle. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. nice had previously denied keeping information from the court in order to get on the jury. but defense attorney pat harris says that he doesn't think she would have been seated if she had owned up to her past. she was an alternate to begin with. and when she came into the jury room after. >> she was actually put on the jury. one of the jurors is sake. she walked in the room and said, ok, now let's get justice for that little baby connor. before she ever the liberated before she ever did anything, which i think indicates a mindset that could very well be based on her own experience. >> the next hearing is scheduled for late june. the judge wants the matter of whether

convicted killer scott peterson could learn wheth to appear via zoom from san quentin prison for thisenalty retrial tomorrow morning in 2005 and jury sentenced him to death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. last august, the california supreme court cited serious errors and the jury selection process and the high court ordered to send matteo county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new trial. the u. s. justice department is opening up an investigation into policing in louisville, kentucky, after the last year's death of briana taylor. taylor was shot and killed by police during a raid at her home. it is the second such sweeping investigation into a law enforcement agency announced by the biden administration within the past week. last week, attorney general merrick garland announced an investigation into the tactics of the police department in minneapolis following the death of george floyd. here at home. oakland police reminding everyone that they've resumed their crackdown on side shows. the police department released the video over the week

peterson will appear in the san mateo county superior court via zoom from san quentin at 10 o'clock this> time now is 5.34 developing in the story in the north bay. we're getting a look at new body cam video of the moments that a fairfield police officer body-slammed a woman knocking her unconscious conference. jonathan mccall has a look. >> new bodycam video released monday shows the moment of fairfield police officer body slams a mom to the ground knocking her unconscious. >> this type of ah, but ah, leong citizens. you need to stop stop. >> thank you for years ago, sunday night kron 4 1st showed you cell phone video of this incident. in a statement on monday fairfield police said the moment happened when diana santos resisted attempts to be placed into handcuffs. that's when an officer took her to the ground in that statement goes on to say that in the process, her head hit the pavement and she lost >> the family says it called police after a fight between santos his daughter and her boyfriend. according to 911 calls a neighbor reported a man having a knife than food list. there was s

peterson now set to appear in san mateo county court via zoom from san quentin at 10 o'clock this morningright back. >> welcome back. 9.46 on this tuesday morning. things looking really good out there already across the bay area. if you ventured outside this morning, it's sunshine. it's pretty calm and overall, it's a nice morning to be out and about now with these nice conditions. there's been an obvious downside. we've been so dry this april with only one day that brought any sort of measurable rainfall to most of the bay that drought conditions have expanded. you can see the red indicating extreme drought now, not just isolated to solano and napa counties. but out into sonoma and portions of contra costa and even eastern almeida counties as well. and more and more the rest of the state is also experiencing the severe drought with now all of the state either in drought conditions or abnormally dry. now we will be looking at more dry conditions ahead of us. as we round out the month of april we're now in the final days of the month in doing so with a high pressure ridge building back in

peterson's appearance was brief again via zoom from san quentin state prison, the judge said a new status hearing for june 28th in 2005 a jury sentence peter's into death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. but last august, the state supreme court cited serious errors in the jury selection process. the high court, then ordered a salmon tail county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new penalty phase of his trial, still becoming new and making it easier to get the covid vaccine, the county that's allowing dropping vaccinations through this sunday. also will push the safe schools in marin county. the demonstration by parents this morning as the board in the nevada school district is looking to make some cuts, then have you been outside yet? now is the time to go because there's a pretty decent war upon the way for us here in the bay area, ktvu meteorologists rosemary oroczo has that and more in your full forecast coming up. itchy? scratchy? family not getting clean? get charmin ultra strong. it just cleans better, so your family can use less. hello cl

peterson's appearance was brief via zoom from san quentin.tatus hearing for june. 28th. back in 2005. a jury sentenced peterson to death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. but last august, the state supreme court cited serious errors in the jury selection process. high court, then ordered a cemetery county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new penalty phase of his trial. the highway patrol is investigating the death of a woman found in a creek near state or on state property near livermore. the chp received a report yesterday of a body in a royal lost acenas in alameda county. it is just south of interstate 5 80 near north livermore avenue. investigators haven't yet said how the woman died, but say it doesn't appear that foul play is to blame. the coroner's office still has not released her name or age. today was the first day for droppin coronavirus vaccines in santa clara county. health officials want to make it easier for people to get their shots since they're starting to see demand falling off. d

peterson's appearance was brief via zoom from san quentin, the judge set a new status hearing for june 28th in 2005, a jury sentenced peterson to death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. but last august supreme court cited serious errors in the jury selection process. the high court, then order to cemetery county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new penalty phase of his trial. daily covid numbers are just staggering in india coming up tonight at 5 30 how california is now stepping up to help the global community. in its fight against the virus. what's a major change in mask wearing policy where you could now ditch your mask? the next time you leave your house, a pretty significant warm up today, very noticeable out there compared to the cooler weather we've seen. i'll be weather we've seen. i'll be back here with the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. the cdc now says people who have been vaccinated no longer need to wear a mask outside unless they're in a larg

he'll appear san quentin online at 10 o'clock this morning.w the story and keep you updated. we'll take a break. it's a 26 coming up next. it's official. governor newsom is facing a recall election. we're going hear from a local political analyst weighing in on what happens next. >> let's see how it's going to be today. john trouble in the weather center. good morning. hey, good morning, guys. lots of sunshine out there. already. we saw a bright evening last with all the superman, you know, overhead and now we're going to be looking at sunshine throughout the course of the day today looking outside at our camera at half moon. bay skies are crystal clear. let's get right to that right now. you can see all that sunshine that we do have all their at half moon bay, lots of sunshine and dry skies in this forecast right now temperatures in the 40's and the 50's rain. >> in some reports of an accident actually on the bay bridge westbound side. the air we're still seeing some delays from earlier, but the timing looks great. that may change, though. it

peterson's appearance was brief via zoom from san quentin. set a new status hearing for june. 28th back in 2005. the jury sentenced peterson to death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. but last august, the state supreme court cited serious errors in the jury selection process. the superior, the supreme court, then ordered the cemetery county judge to re examine whether peterson should be given a new penalty phase of his trial. ah, union city man has been charged with the murder of a 24 year old transgender woman in milpitas, authorities say. 22 year old elijah cruise cigarettes stab natalie smooth lopez last friday, ben called 911 that would you say the suspect and the victim had been dating for several months when cigarette en to a hospital where she died. natalia was an important figure not only to her family, but to this community as a whole. our office is dedicated to prosecuting all individuals who commit intimate partner violence as well as any individual who commits violence against transgender train. ends gendered

peterson will appear in a zoom call from san quentin prison in 2005 and jury sentenced peterson to death for the murder of his wife, lacey and their unborn son. last august, the california supreme court cited serious errors and the jury selection process and the high court order to judge and san mateo county to re examine whether peterson should be given a new trial. an update now to this weekend's deadly shooting at a high rise apartment building near san jose state university, said today that the man who was shot to death at the grad apartment building yesterday was not a member of the campus community. many students reportedly live in the building, which is located near campus but is not owned by san jose state. so far, police have not identified the victim, and there's also no word on a suspect or motive. vigil was held at san jose city hall this weekend honor a transgender woman who was killed last week in male penis. police say 27 year old in italia smut was killed by her boyfriend on friday. least 22 year old elijah signora of union city called 911 about to 20 in the morning, sayi

we brought over 40 elected das to san quentin for the situation. now we are inviting the police department. our formerly incarcerated group born out of this programming asked for the opportunity to work on a project where we could bring the men in blue on the outside to come speak to the men on blue inside to start the healing dialogue around how the criminal justice system specifically in san francisco impacts the community. i was attracted to the role. there was a component of equity that was part of this process. the equity community here in san francisco is a community that i had already worked with. before i took steps to visit cannabis businesses i thought it was important my team have a chance to go inside and speak to men who had been impacted. that conversation needed to happen so we know how we are making an impact with the work that we are doing. the da's office as we were leading up to the legalization of marijuana in the state we started having conversations on the policy team what that could look like. the district attorney was really

we brought over 40 elected das to san quentin for the situation. now we are inviting the police department. our formerly incarcerated group born out of this programming asked for the opportunity to work on a project where we could bring the men in blue on the outside to come speak to the men on blue inside to start the healing dialogue around how the criminal justice system specifically in san francisco impacts the community. i was attracted to the role. there was a component of equity that was part of this process. the equity community here in san francisco is a community that i had already worked with. before i took steps to visit cannabis businesses i thought it was important my team have a chance to go inside and speak to men who had been impacted. that conversation needed to happen so we know how we are making an impact with the work that we are doing. the da's office as we were leading up to the legalization of marijuana in the state we started having conversations on the policy team what that could look like. the district attorney was really

. >> for 15 years, scott peterson san on san quentin's death row, a condemned man. >> calling the matterthen, in june of 2020, via video conference, the california state supreme court heard his appeal, which focused in part on how the trial jury was chosen. >> and what happened here was a systematic exclusion of those jurors that were opposed to the death penalty but could consider death. >> the state countered. >> there is no credible claim in this appeal that any 1 of the 12 jurors that heard that evidence was anything other than fair and impartial. >> in a written ruling issued nearly three months later, the court sided with peterson on the jury question and overturned his death sentence. but the court also affirmed his murder conviction. yet the california supreme court revealed another ruling. the same justices who overturned peterson's sentence now say they wanted his conviction re-examined, ordering a lower court to determine whether he should get a new trial. at issue, whether a juror committed prejudicial misconduct. prosecutors said they expect the process to take years before

peterson has served more than 16 years at san quentin state prison, convicted of killing his wife lacie nation. the desperate search for laci then eight months pregnant with baby connor stretched for months baby conner, their remains washing ashore miles to where pederson claimed to have been fishing on christmas eve his then girlfriend, a massage therapist amber fry, testified she had no idea he was married, saying they'd been dating a month before laci went missing. >> scott told me he was not married. >> reporter: last november, california supreme court upheld both of peterson's murder convictions. prosecutors say they'll seek the death penalty again. amber fry's attorney says she is prepared to testify again if a judge rules peterson should get a new trial. court is scheduled to reconvene in june. next week would have been laci's 46th birthday. connor would have been 18 years old. savannah >> erin mclaughlin, keep us posted on what happens there >>> 8:08 how about a boost for wednesday? >> i got one for you golf every michael visacki is finally getting the chance to live his dream

we brought over 40 elected das to san quentin for the situation.now we are inviting the police department. our formerly incarcerated group born out of this programming asked for the opportunity to work on a project where we could bring the men in blue on the outside to come speak to the men on blue inside to start the healing dialogue around how the criminal justice system specifically in san francisco impacts the community. i was attracted to the role. there was a component of equity that was part of this process. the equity community here in san francisco is a community that i had already worked with. before i took steps to visit cannabis businesses i thought it was important my team have a chance to go inside and speak to men who had been impacted. that conversation needed to happen so we know how we are making an impact with the work that we are doing. the da's office as we were leading up to the legalization of marijuana in the state we started having conversations on the policy team what that could look like. the district attorney was really

they had a huge outbreak of covid-19 throughout the whole california system, the san quentin and someisons in the san joaquin valley were hit really hard. i would say probably they had a really high outbreak among guards, staff and prisoners. many prisoners recovered from the disease. and they monitored them very carefully. and they actually vaccinated them, while we were still in the age 65 and above category, so they were given the vaccine even before i could get it, because i am 56, which is good because they cannot -- they don't have a choice on who they come in contact with or who they live with, and who comes in from the outside. so a lot of the staff brought it in, or people transferring from county jails came to the reception centers and infected almost everybody. then it was spread within the whole prison system. it was a big mess. and quite a few people passed away. i think it is about the same rate as far as, if you get hospitalized, we have a fatality rate of 4%. so there's people there who are not very healthy, drug addicts or they have poor health habits. but once they g