in that motion, they say that scot peterson has maintained his innocence for 20 years. and during that time, he's been working with investigators for years and has discovered what they call this substantial new evidence which you had actually referenced earlier. we don't know what that evidence is, but they say that it does support his claims of innocence. so there looking at the dna, they want some items tested again, retested, and then they also want some new items, new new items tested for dna, and they think that there's something there anderson that could prove his innocence. so we really don't know what to expect tomorrow. we know for sure that no doubt will see more motions filed, more hearings in this case before we know exactly if scott peterson will get a new trial. >> all right. randi kaye, thanks so much. that's it for us. the news continues to source with kaitlan. collins starts now see them wrong

it's going to happen there >> well, we know anderson that scot peterson will join the hearing via zoom from prison

it's the scots having a laugh in that i scots having a laugh in that production process.nd it. they will have been asked, does this make sense, is it a fantastic step forward? the people involved in the decision—making will have been there with their eyes open. i don't think there is anyone there who could say, we didn't expect that. they would just be walking away from something they have already had their hands in. it goes to show the idiots at the top who are _ goes to show the idiots at the top who are running the game, doesn't it? they— who are running the game, doesn't it? they have no idea. i don't know who it? they have no idea. idon't know who they— it? they have no idea. i don't know who they put — it? they have no idea. i don't know who they put in these top positions, it goes— who they put in these top positions, it goes all— who they put in these top positions, it goes all the way through the country. — it goes all the way through the country, up to the top politicians. the people — country, up to the top politicians. the people who are supposed to make -ood

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>>> right now at 5:30, the scot peterson case back in the headlines 20 years after it captured the attention of the nation, the crucial hearing scheduled tomorrow. >>> a new push for police in california schools, why districts could be forced to put armed officers on patrol. >>> and one east bay community fighting to clean up streets littered with abandoned cars. neighbors in oakland tell us some of those cars have been sitting there for a year and their pleas for help haven't gotten them anywhere. da lin shows us some residents are now turning to an unusual tactic to get the city to pay attention. >> reporter: neighbor dijonae cunningham said someone abandoned this suv in front of her apartment building about a year ago and someone dropped off this hyundai sonata. they're taking up valuable real estate. they are parked in front of 2905 bonaire street in the fruitvale district. one neighbor said she reported the cars to 311 last year, but the city has not taken action. two weeks ago one fed up neighbor tagged councilman noel gallo's family and bad words on the cars. >> i don't take it person

scotland 31—29 in rome, they have already drawn against france this year and victory over the scots lifts table. hugh ferris reports. for all the noise, for all the improvements, around both italy and scotland in this year's six nations, would either have much to shout about, its conclusion? victory in rome would have kept alive scotland's outside chance of winning the whole tournament, so two tries in the opening 12 minutes certainly helped. commentator:_ in the opening 12 minutes certainly helped. commentator: trinaldo two! it to their bite — helped. commentator: trinaldo two! it to their bite to — helped. commentator: trinaldo two! it to their bite to draw _ helped. commentator: trinaldo two! it to their bite to draw with _ helped. commentator: trinaldo two! it to their bite to draw with france - it to their bite to draw with france last time out, that afflict with flare... ~ . . , last time out, that afflict with flare. . ._ then . last time out, that afflict with flare. . ._ then a | last time out, that afflict with - flare. . ._ then a flick flare... what a try! -- then a flick with

a real prophet, a real prophet, you know, i just wanted to say something else, about what but the scotse a robert burns, yes, and we know that it is, in fact, robert's birthday burns, this is actually a national holiday, that is, they gather as families, go to visit, prepare national food. food, despite the fact that byons didn't even write in gaelic, he didn't, well, maybe he knew it, but he didn't write in it in his poetry, scotland was already too anglicized at that time, and he also has a similar, similar background, he was from a simple family, he was not from an aristocratic family, he came from a rural family, and that's why he actually knew folk folklore so well, and that's why there is so much folk folklore. that we if we draw some parallels, then it is obvious between the scots and the ukrainians, it is not for nothing that there is a beautiful poem about robert bruce, probably in the forest of ukrainka, it was written in the same way , probably not about scotland, and i always had this feeling, and i lead to that we had yesterday on march 8, today we have march 9, and it seem

january, for example, the germans went on strike, a little earlier - the french and the spanish, and the scotsrish. medicine is becoming less accessible and more commercial, although it would seem that america is an example. everyone should be science: in the states they treat well when the patient is swollen from money, he is prescribed such a diet that he instantly loses financial weight. what is mass commercial medicine ? the american opioid crisis has shown that for 20 years now, in the states, the number of prescriptions for pain-relieving drugs with a narcotic component has been growing. more than 200 million of them are prescribed per year. it is easier to buy the drug at a pharmacy than aspirin, every year out of 100 thousand. 20 citizens of apiata are killed, almost as many are killed on the streets in chicago, the most dangerous city in america. added to more quenching drugs 40 million people, but who , to be honest, counted them, in general, in the states there is enough opium for the people, no religion is needed, enough prescriptions are prescribed, and the interns’ strike in sout

there are tears ofjoy for the azzurri — italy celebrate a rare six nations win in rome, as the scots�es hopes are dashed. in the late winner for arsenal, their back on top of the premier league for at least 2a hours. —— another late winner. but it's all over for england's cricketers — a 4—1 test series defeat as they disintegrate in dharmashala inside three three days. also coming up on sportsday... teenager 0llie bearman makes history by becoming the youngest briton to start an f1 race. and after a knockout win for anthonyjoshua, he's gunning for fury or usyk. i think both of them are very credible fighters and i would love the opportunity to face them at some stage. welcome. wow, it's been an incredible day in rugby union's six nations, and the championship is going down to the final weekend. that certainly wasn't ireland's plan — the grand slam champions could have wrapped up the title with a win at twickenham against england. they thought they had until the last kick of the match, england winning 23 points to 22, and that drags them right back into title contention. 0ur correspond

in that motion, they say that scot peterson has maintained his innocence for 20 years. and during that time, he's been working with investigators and lawyers there's and has discovered what they call this substantial new evidence which you had actually referenced earlier. we don't know what that evidence is, but they say that it does support his claims of innocence. so they're looking at but the dna, they want some items tested again, retested, and then they also want some new items, new new items tested for dna and they think that there is something they are anderson that could prove his innocence. so we really don't know what to expect tomorrow. we know for sure that no doubt will see more motions filed, more hearings in this case before we know exactly if scott peterson will get a new trial. >> all right. randi kaye. thanks. the news continues right here on cnn outfront next, the breaking news, trump employee number five, breaking his silence and we'll hear >> from the man who was a key witness in the marlon lago classified documents investigation tonight. here what

mr speaker, the government _ for hard-working scots.mensate them? ~ , compensate them? well, my right honourable — compensate them? well, my right honourable friend _ compensate them? well, my right honourable friend is _ compensate them? well, my right honourable friend is absolutely i honourable friend is absolutely right to highlight the appalling impact of this miscarriage of justice has had on people�*s mental health, and as he has acknowledged, our focus is on delivering justice for the postmasters and that is why we�*ll introduce legislation to overturn a conviction is and pave the way for the swift compensation payments. —— convictions. ithink the way for the swift compensation payments. —— convictions. i think my honourable friend for his long—standing campaign on this issue around mental health and i can assure him the post of minister is closely examining the issues he raises. he is considering next steps and will keep the right honourable gentleman closely informed. the prime minister will be aware that if the government�*s

for missing workers, i presumed dead off to them out of control cargo ship knocked down the front of scots, key bridge on tuesday please traps people have been killed, adopted a cycle, and struck madagascar thousands more out of acted with houses, roads and bridges, flooded or destroyed. the full extent of the destruction is don't, you know, and as many villages have been cut off from the rest of the country, a group of bands together to pull a woman to safety. thousands and madagascar have been left wading through chest high tyrants of war. so after a cycling unexpectedly hit the island, it was predicted to bypass madagascar. instead, it made land full in the north region, winds of up to 210 kilometers an hour and a non dazing entire villages to hundreds of homes have been destroyed or washed away in the one still standing residents do their best to protect the food supplies from being carried away by the war, so that not everyone has succeeded. now on the because of the planning and we have nothing to eat, a victim of what small. i children a sick because of the does, he was a lot of the

significantly enhanced our posture on our eastern flank, including with allied jets to protect polish scots. we continue to assess l posture and remain ready to protect and defend all outlines people across russia, observing a national day of morning after friday's deadly terror attack on the outskirts of moscow. the concert hall, where gunman opened fire on the crowd, has turned into an impromptu memorial sign for the $133.00 victims. the attack is the deadliest in russia in 2 decades. the so called is womach state has claimed responsibility. but letting me put you made no mention of the group in to televise redress. after the salt, the russian president says that the 4 gunmen suspected of carrying out the attack were heading toward ukraine when they were captured. ukrainian presidents, a lot of his zalinski responded saying moscow is simply trying to divert blame for the attack. that's just probably what happened on friday and must go. it's obvious that russian president vladimir putin and his gang of trying to shift responsibility on to someone else for they always use the same method of

whether we're being invaded by the romans, the scots, the vikings, or whoever gets hope. this is the modern day modification of the industrial revolution, elevated the city. as a full town, newcastle became the world's pre gets called hub mines shipyards and still works dominating the region. that era helped to find new cost, so no fumble and, and the world lots of major kind of historic fis took place in the color that haven't faced electric, the live stream, the world's 1st modern steam locomotives. so there's a sense in which the railways kind of originated in, in the customer, but the industrialization slowly descended across the u. k. brutal economic policies for margaret such a particularly designated the north in the 1980s. previously booming industries with gradually wiped out, leaving the remaining communities abandoned. that moment was a moment that the reason is never really recovered from so you have a kind of sense of absence, a sense of neglect, a sense of marginalization. it also has the status, the goal is takes, which began into a 2010 which of completely

think that these will be colossal, simply stunning, powerful regiments, but it is not clear who, the scots... what nato country can afford such a level of losses, let’s say, like ukraine, but it’s impossible to imagine 4,400, that is, this is the level at which revolutionary vasstan begins in any of these countries.

think that these will be colossal, simply stunning, powerful regiments, but it is unclear who, the scots will not go to die for the british, they will rather come out on our side, since their hatred of the british is great. and the welsh too will think about something of their own, and the british, what englishmen, what englishmen, what nato country can afford such a level of losses, say, like ukraine, but it’s impossible to imagine 444,000, that is, this is the level at which revolutionary an uprising in any of these countries, therefore, well, radakin is stupid and has never fought a single hard war, that is, he has never fought with an equal rival. can anyone in germany tell me what their plan is in 6 years, in france, in america, in england, in general they have no idea comes, they don’t understand at all what we’re talking about, and good, well, continuing your topic, after all, putin said that they are used to looking at world politics and military conflicts as cartoons, these are cartoons for them, this is a game on the network, they don’t imagine real life at all, because... deat

scot in retrospect, it was the height of the blacklisting e, which began in 1947 with the coressionalg into a hollywood group of screenwriters , directors, producers. congress call to constitute it because the fbi had the roster of the communist party. so they ew the people who were components of the hollywood 10 were all currently in the party as 1947 or had been in the party and later resigned. so they could easily spring on them the question, are you now or have you ever been, when they knew the question in advance. by 1952 most of the people who had beenpersecuted were either unemployed in new york city, mexico, some had goneive. but they were not working in the hollywood film industry. charlie chlis still working on his own picture and they had not been able to touch him politically because they had knew he had never been a member of the communist party and was not in fact a communist. that they still regarded him as a threat to the republic so in 1952 he applied for a reentry permit because he was not aident alien. whenever he left the country he had to apply for reentry permits

it seems that he is not russian, in fact he is russian-german, probably yes, they were originally scotsnd. arrange it in such a way that we first talked about truth, one might say, about truth as a subject of science, yes, and then we talked about the integrity of the scientific worldview , the scientific search in general, yes, well, in the end we talked about the peculiarities of the russian view of the world, the scientific view of the world, as a search for this truth and integrity, yes, which in our opinion, and apparently in yours look, you shouldn’t lose it, tell me, what did you bring? take with you to russia 20162 . artyom, we ask guests to show or bring something with them, something that you would take if you immediately teleported to 2062. um, i brought my talisman with me, i'm actually not superstitious at all. human. and the talisman - i put it in quotation marks, such bold quotation marks. this is the talisman. i don’t know why, but when i was little, i decided that this means stacka. i came up with some kind of, you know, children come up with, i came up with this story

extremely fire hazard, so its impenetrable thickets on the spit are gradually being replaced by pinus, scotsmy’s liberation campaign abroad ended and it marched victoriously into paris. alexander i was deeply convinced that if we want to conclude peace, a strong peace, then we must conclude it in paris. the brilliance of our armies entering paris completely amazed the frenchman, who they were also told that, as it is now, that the cossacks are hairy cyclops. alexander. uh, he walked around paris practically without security, and how local women rushed to him to kiss his boot, imagine, russia everyone noted this, acted as generously towards france as no one could even imagine, now it’s 210 years later, the french again have no, we do not care about macron himself, nor what he says, nor his restrictions, since history, as you see, repeats itself in the form of a farce. i think that the outcome can be predicted. premiere, big story, ours in paris, 1814, today on the first. gene sheaf, a product of stellor group. the irresistible bush. today is the first one. i came to the soviet union, i was ni

scots support assisted dying.g now to me, when you're copying canada except now to me, when you're copying canada with except now to me, when you're copying canada with heavy except now to me, when you're copying canada with heavy snow, except now to me, when you're copying canada with heavy snow, you :ept dealing with heavy snow, you might want reconsider. but might want to reconsider. but maybe you maybe i'm wrong. what do you think, i think i think think, lewis? i think i think they're i don't think they're imitating . i think it's imitating canada. i think it's part the team world part of the team world philosophy cult. philosophy is it's a death cult. kill as many people as possible. hopefully people kill hopefully the older people kill the people who want to be, who want so that rich people want to die. so that rich people and people in power can have a free from their home to the free run from their home to the airport they they airport they want. they don't want anybody on the highway that's unnecessary. t

sturgeon, as long as humza yousaf is in bute house, separatism will be put above the interests of all scotsally need to move the snp on. applause that will be the choice here in scotland when the election comes, remain stuck in a constitutional time warp with the snp while schools, hospitals, and the economy are neglected, or wracked to kick out nationalist mps. and, as has been shown at every general election over the past decade, the strongest vote you can cast against the snp is a vote for the scottish conservative and unionist party. applause that is the best way to end the snp monopoly, put the constitutional debate to bed, and get scotland moving again. i believe so passionately that we are stronger together as one united kingdom, and i know people here in scotland want to see all of their politicians putting their shoulder to the wheel for the common good. that is why we have worked constructively with the scottish government to deliver to green in freeport. 0ur shared prosperity fund is backing hundreds of prospects across scotland, and we and councils across the nation are improvin

for all the scots say empire. for all the scots say that they the colonies.es. but i when it comes to the i think when it comes to the issue of recruitment into the armed this know, armed forces, this is, you know, as is a sort of as you say, this is a sort of a passing fad. the beards currently being back fashion. currently being back in fashion. i that's going i don't think that that's going to persuade somebody to make an entire because to persuade somebody to make an entire up because to persuade somebody to make an entire up the because to persuade somebody to make an entire up the b isause to persuade somebody to make an entire up the b is very signing up for the army is very much choice in the much a lifestyle choice in the truest in it can take your truest sense in it can take your whole life, so speak. i don't whole life, so to speak. i don't think that somebody who is perhaps, you know, perhaps facially endowed, so to speak, when it comes to, the beard when it comes to, to the beard is going to look at the new recruitment posters and go, oh, fantast

some people/groups may be disproportionately impacted by this definition whereas others might get scot-freepeak to john man, the government independent advisor on antisemitism. what is your response to this? >> it's a tweak of the definition. seems reasonable enough. the challenge to government is we are seeing polarization between communities. the role of the community's department has to be to bring communities together and the nation together. what is essential is a clear plan of engaging across communities, bringing them together. in my role, without question, if there is polarization, one of the big losers is the jewish community. tiny community, 300,000, out of 60 million. jewish community needs people working across community. that has to be the critical objective of government. host: does this new definition help or hinder that objective? >> it's neutral. it's a definition of extremism. extremists are a problem, wherever they are. we need to challenge extremists and deal with them. as well as that, the vast majority of people in this country are not extremists. we need to be doing m

protesters who stopped traffic for hours on the bridge last year but they are not getting off completely scot-free. >>> windy conditions today in the bay area. they will continue for the next 24 hours, i am tracking calmer weather in the first alert forecast. >> and two candidates separated by only 63 votes, the upset that could play out in the race for a silicone valley seat. >>> and, he has seen almost every home game from the best seat in the house, meet the warriors official clock keeper who has been with the team for over 60 years. >> probably do it until they kick me out. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> okay, no exageration, it was a day to secure that lawn furniture. take your allergy meds and have that extra hair spray handy. gusty winds ripped through our region and causing issues big time. we are seeing power outages around the bay area. in fact, here is a look at pg&e's outage map, at one point this morning the wind knocked out power and stopped b.a.r.t service for a time. a tree came down on power lines on highway 35. this was between highway 9 and alpine road.

the game against the dutch might be the big test the scots need — they'll face the hosts germany, in keen to show that these days, they're not afraid of anyone. i don't think we are far off, i think there are certain things, obviously, that we have analysed within these games that we might not do the same as these so—called lesser teams, but it is a good opportunity for us, these these are the games that we want to be playing in, particularly if we can get them out of the way before the euros, and then, hopefully, that will make us ready when the time comes. team gb paralympics husband and wife neil and lora fachie were mugged and had their silver medals stolen, after the opening day of the para—cycling track world championships in rio. the fachies also had their passports and money stolen. neil posted on x, formerly twitter: the fachies and pilots corrine hall and matt rotherham took silver behind italy in the tandem team sprint yesterday. elsewhere, lewis hamilton has praised f1 academy director susie wolff for taking legal action against the fia following its controversial conflic

the bay bridge for hours, celebrating a big victory in court that they're not getting up completely scot-free. >>> businesses in oakland bouncing back as restaurant week takes over the city. owners are coming up with special ideas to get the community out and about. >>> time now for look at the top stories. the man accused of killing tech executive bob lee is expected back in court right now. nima momeni will face a judge who will decide whether to keep his trial in san francisco. the defense argues that holding a trial in the city would be unfair because lee was well known here. today, attorneys will also learn how long it may take to get evidence off of these newly released phones. >>> two san francisco hotels and several residence in the tenderloin district are coming together to sue the city. they say the city is treating the neighborhood like a containment zone for drugs. they are not seeking monetary damages. instead, they are demanding officials to clear the sidewalks and treat the tenderloin as it would any other neighborhood where crime is not tolerated. we reached out to the city bu

the massacre in the village of baton gully, committed by the scots guards against the arm. it's best because that particular stir. the entire male population became victims. trying to surprise the gorilla movement, the, the buyers relocated 500000 people to concentration camps. for roses, drill de boer, it's fruit. the patriots were scattered. however, the british experienced the strength of the malay resistance to the full extent. the british army losses in low, le, we're the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay and independence. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in southeast asia. the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just because it shows very few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusions, going underground can the 4th and i guess because i have to

but the scots, with washington comes amidst wider attempts by new journal parties to cut ties with former colonial powers in december of the military and relations with france and expelled french troops from the country. because it's mostly lead us also covered very vocal about moving away from the west and last month these are with neighboring molly and for keen, a fossil decided to leave the course and viewed their own corporations long term. so you'll be using our t boned material. well that's for time to our breaking news, a terrorist on attack up most of the biggest concept who has left at least 60 people bed, including 3 children living, 100 wounded. that's according to the regions health industry, unconfirmed reports coming and suggests that the death toll may have risen to $182.00 or 5 that was also started out. the venue by the assailants has now been put out in the trusty, what's quote on a number of different come with us, the events on phones at one. and you may find some of the images to stopping the . this is the is the, the washing investigation committee representative has

the massacre in the village of baton gully committed by the scots guards against the arm, especially because that particular stir, the entire male population became victims. trying to suppress the gorilla movement, the occupiers relocated 500000 people to concentration camps for roses, through the boards. fruit, the patriots were scattered. however, the british experienced the strength of the malay resistance to the full extent. the british army loss is in the way over the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay in these defendants. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in south east asia. a position i would suggest in belgrade i was suggesting that we send americans in and uh, the bridges on the drain, a brand new bill is us. one of them has moved on. you probably now now about seeing what it's done or when you see it, all the owners will tell you that you will see the list of classes, you know, the middle city. so what i need to file a possibility for this. most of all these thou

. >>> right now at 5:30, the scot peterson case back in the headlines 20 years after it captured the attention of the nation, the crucial hearing scheduled tomorrow. >>> a new push for police in california schools, why districts could be forced to put armed officers on patrol. >>> and one east bay community fighting to clean up streets littered with abandoned cars. neighbors in oakland tell us some of those cars have been sitting there for a year and their pleas for help haven't gotten them anywhere. da lin shows us some residents are now turning to an unusual tactic to get the city to pay attention. >> reporter: neighbor dijonae cunningham said someone abandoned this suv in front of her apartment buil

iranian national snooker player hossein wafaei after two victories against scots gram deht and robert. england's millikens will face the winner of the world no. 1 slalivan and hawtian in the eighth round of the china open today . according to the announcement of sanat naft club, faraz kamalvand took over the leadership of abadani team with a one and a half year contract and replaced sohrab bakhtiarizadeh. our country's national boxing team will compete in baku tomorrow with haft majen to participate in the silk road international games . from the north of qatar, the dynamic contract of poya esfaghi, a young and 38-year-old iranian student in the stars league of this country , has been extended until 2026. the german football federation announced that manuel neuer, the 37 -year-old defender of the bayern munich football team , left the german camp due to his illness . tonight, on the first day of the preparation matches of the national football teams, in the most important games, portugal will host sweden and russia from serbia. thank you very much for accompanying the sports news of t

. >> crooked joe got off scot-free. i don't know if you'd call it scot-free. they said he was a mental basket ice. >> reporter: in fact, hur did not say that. still, house republicans are likely to accuse hur of giving president biden a pass and additional observations about joe biden's diminished faculties, and hur's conclusions that no criminal charges were warranted, and they'll look at a distinction between president biden who cooperated with the investigation and mr. trump who prosecutors say repeatedly refused to return classified documents and obstructed the investigation into misconduct. he's now facing 40 criminal charges. overnight, a key witness speaking out on cnn describing moving those classified documents at mar-a-lago. >> they were the boxes that were in the indictment, the white bankers boxes. that's what i remember loading. >> and did you have any idea at the time that there was potentially u.s. national security secrets in those boxes? >> no clue. i had no clue. >> reporter: a lawyer for mr. trump declined to comment on cnn. now nbc learns m

he was the son of immigrants, but immigrants of a scot presbyterian background. i don't know how much history you all know, but back in the old -- in ireland, there is no sharper conflict between irish catholic ares and scot everybody presbyterians. scottish. they were sworn enemies in the world world. and it's -- old world. and it's not like those battle lines completely disappeared in the new world. 18703, 1871, there were actually riots in new york city. they were called the orange riots. they weren't about oranges. [laughter] they were about orange, orange men were scottish presbyterians who centuries earlier had supported william of orange in his fight against the catholic king, james ii. of course, you'll remember from your core classes. every year in july orangemen back in ireland would have, would raid. they'd kind of march through catholic areas of northern ireland celebrating this victory of rot instants over catholics -- protestants over catholics. it's not just an old world thing. it's caroled to over into the new world and carried over violently wher

got a month before. india's general visit headlined to the story of escripts on monday as piece of scots and we parked with another look in just so that i was the in the closing. welcome to was the part from a special military operation to a state of war. the crumbling definition of facilities on the russian ukrainian border shifted starkly this past week. following a glory attack on concert goers outside moscow is this which in the rest of rick likely to be followed by change in military tactics. while to discuss that, i'm now enjoying by the mitre trend and research professor of the higher school of economics in moscow and a member of russia's foreign and defense policy council. mister training, it's always an exclusive pleasure, intellectual pleasure to talk to thank you very much for your time. thank you for having that sign up. now sit out this last 2 years. you've written a lot about sierra b use and regulatory function of fear in international relations, for example, how it may encourage diligence or risk calculation and healthy self restrain. but here we are faced with a differen

in that motion, they say that scot peterson has maintained his innocence for 20 years. and during that time, he's been working with investors the gators, and lawyers, and has discovered what they call this substantial new evidence which you had actually referenced earlier. we don't know what that evidence is, but they say that it does support his claims of listen, so they're looking at the dna, they want some items tested again, retested, and then they also want some new items, new new items tested for dna. and they think think that there's something there anderson that could prove his innocence. so we really don't know what to expect tomorrow. we know for sure that no doubt will see more motions filed, more hearings in this face before we know exactly if scott peterson will get a new trial. >> all right. randi kaye. thanks. the news continues right here on cnn >> it's tuesday, march 12, right now on cnn this morning special counsel, robert hur's set to testify before congress after releasing an explosive report about president biden's handling of classified documents a

in that motion, they say that scot peterson has maintained his innocence for 20 years. and during that time, he's been working with investigators for years and has discovered what they call this substantial new evidence which you had actually referenced earlier. we don't know what that evidence is, but they say that it does support his claims of innocence. so there looking at the dna, they want some items tested again, retested, and then they also want some new items, new new items tested for dna, and they think that there's something there anderson that could prove his innocence. so we really don't know what to expect tomorrow. we know for sure that no doubt will see more motions filed, more hearings in this case before we know exactly if scott peterson will get a new trial. >> all right. randi kaye, thanks so much. that's it for us. the news continues to source with kaitlan. collins starts now see them wrong >> good evening. >> i'm kaitlan collins, the source this coming to you live tonight from south florida where i just spoke exclusively with one of the central witn

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