this permit had a very specific review with chris may and scott sanchez and then but there were a coupleaces where and the permit holder can speak in more detail as to the reasons why, but there were some areas that were removed and some roofing that was removed that went beyond the scope of work and one wall for like the penthouse area was built back a few inches closer to the neighbor than it should have been. so that is being required to be pushed back a little bit and so all of that work is being corrected by this permit. >> commissioner: okay. so in summary, it found like there are no new discrepancies above the height limit from the review of the planning department staff in this particular case. the other question that i had has to do with the discrepancies that the permit, that the appellant had against the height specified on the permit site itself. are those also corrections that are occurring or can you speak to that specific point as well? >> i don't know that i've seen the specific points but the issues of what the correct height was something that department staff and d.b.i

this permit had a very specific review with chris may and scott sanchez and then but there were a coupleaces where and the permit holder can speak in more detail as to the reasons why, but there were some areas that were removed and some roofing that was removed that went beyond the scope of work and one wall for like the penthouse area was built back a few inches closer to the neighbor than it should have been. so that is being required to be pushed back a little bit and so all of that work is being corrected by this permit. >> commissioner: okay. so in summary, it found like there are no new discrepancies above the height limit from the review of the planning department staff in this particular case. the other question that i had has to do with the discrepancies that the permit, that the appellant had against the height specified on the permit site itself. are those also corrections that are occurring or can you speak to that specific point as well? >> i don't know that i've seen the specific points but the issues of what the correct height was something that department staff and d.b.i

. >>> happening today, convicted killer scott peterson returns to a san mateo countercourtroom for a second day of an everybody denchry ree hearing. kris sanchez is live with a look at where the case stands. >> reporter: this is all about whether scott peterson was convicted by a jury that included a woman who allegedly lied in order to be on that jury. day one was yesterday as scott peterson sat in the court. no cameras were allowed, but we have been monitoring that hearing in person and via an audio feed. the judge heard from two witnesses related to juror rochelle nice. one was an east palo alto police clerk who testified that back in 2001 that juror was herself a victim of domestic violence while she was pregnant. peterson's lawyer says she did not disclose that before being seated on the jury. the court was also trying to decide whether a documentary filmmaker could be called to testify. >> she wanted to assert her rights under the california constitution and the first amendment, not to be forced to testify here. because she is a journalist and journalists have really quite important rights that protect them from being burdened and called

scott peterson will return to the san mateo county courtroom today. it is the second day of a hearing that could result in a new trial. kris sanchez joins us from redwood city. where does this case stand? >> reporter: well, scott peterson is sitting in a courtroom where the testimony is centered on an attorney who represented a juror who is accused of misconduct, who lied to get on the jury. and the juror was contacted by the stanislaus district attorney's office in 2020. peterson's attorneys contend that she was herself a victim of domestic violence while she was pregnant. something that she failed to disclose before the trial and she wanted to be seated on that jury to convict scott peterson. yesterday the court heard from a police clerk who testified about it and the court tried to decide whether a witness could be compelled to fwef interviewing that same juror about a documentary about the murder of laci peterson. if it is found that she did act inappropriately, that guilty verdict would be tossed out and there would be a new trial in the, for scott peterson in the murder of his wife and unborn child. in redwood city. nbc bay

. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez, scott peterson will sit through a second day of an evidentiary hearingr trial. there was a woman on the jury who allegedly lied in order to be seated on the jury. rochelle nice was that juror and a police clerk from east palo alto testified that in 2001 nice was a victim of domestic violence while she was pregnant, something she failed to disclose. >> let's look at the forecast. rob mayeda has a look at the echls. >> 40s with clouds. drizzle or mist at times. we'll see clearing starting to take place right around midday. temperatures today in the low 70s in san jose, low 70s for san francisco, mid-60s in oakland. similar expected for saturday. then sunday, more clouds and rain chances returning as we wrap up the weekend. you'll see cooling temperatures, some wind as we head into sunday evening as well. then monday, scattered showers as we transition to clearing skies, heading towards tuesday and wednesday. back to you. >> thank you. >>> and we'll have lot local news update coming up in 30 minutes. we're always on at nbcbayarea.com. it's taken a lot to ge

happening now, convicted murderer scott peterson is back inside of a redwood city courtroom at this hour. his attorneys are continuing their quest for a new trial. kris sanchez is outside of the courthouse right now. she's been monitoring today's hearing. kris, what are lawyers focusing their attention on right now? >> well, the big question here is whether or not scott peterson got a fair trial, the one that led to his conviction, or whether there was juror misconduct that interfered with that right. scott peterson is sitting in a courtroom in this courthouse here behind me. no cameras are allowed in court. however, we have been allowed to monitor an audio feed. to this point the proceeding has centered on whether a documentary filmmaker can be compelled to testify regarding a former juror or if she's protected by the shield law protecting journalists. the judge is reviewing several cases to see if they provide any precedent upon which to proceed. the juror in question was on the jury that convicted scott peterson of his wife, laci, and their unborn son. however, she had not disclosed that she herself had been the victim of domestic violence while she was p

scott peterson returns to a san mateo county courtroom for the second day of its evidentiary hearing. the legal team is trying to convince the judge the first trial was unfair. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live this morning with a look at where the case stands. >> reporter: this is really all about the question of whether scott peterson was convicted by a jury that had a woman who allegedly lied in order to get onto that jury, perhaps to seek a conviction. now, no cameras were allowed in court as scott peterson was there for day one of this evidentiary hearing. we do know that there were two witnesses that were questioned, one was an east palo alto police clerk who testified that back in 2001 that juror, rochelle nice, was herself a victim of domestic violence while she was pregnant. peterson's lawyer says she did not disclose that. the court was also trying to decide whether a documentary filmmaker could be compelled to testify about interviewing the same juror for a documentary "the murder of laci peterson". >> she wanted to assert her rights under the california constitution and the first amendment not to be forced to testify here, because she is a journalist and journalists have

i'm kris sanchez, and here's a look at what's happening now. >> good morning, everyone. i'm scottt happening here, but the los gatos movie giant is trying it in some markets across the globe. it would apply to account holders who actively watch movies in more than one location. not much, just $3 added on, though netflix has gotten expensive lately. >> and as you wake up and head out on this st. patrick's day, and the sunshine. a peek in the south bay. light spotty sprinkles in parts of the north bay, so changeable weather here as we'll see this all clearing out for this afternoon. temperatures headed for the upper 60s for the inland areas. tomorrow we're looking at more sunshine. highs near 70 degrees, and we'll also be watching out for scattered showers in our saturday forecast. it's pretty much going to be raining off and on all throughout the day, but then sunshine on sunday as spring officially begins. those temperatures bounce up to 69 degrees, and they continue to head upward as we go into the middle of next week. highs reaching into the mid-80s while san francisco will see