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what about drew's missing fourth wife stacy?ily is with me next. >> judge jeanine: we now know what hatched to kathleen savio but questions still surround the disappearance of stacy peterson and her family wants answers. joining us her sister from chicago, her aunt, along with reporter and author of the book fatal strows the tragic wives of sergeant drew peterson, joe hosey. let me go to cassandra. we have spoken before. you have been very low he key during the trial of kathleen. what do you think the verdict means of guilty to drew peterson and in the kathleen savio murder? what does it mean to your sister's case? >> it means all of the focus is going to be on my sister now so. >> do you think that we'll ever find your sister? >> absolutely. illinois state police are still working hard and so am i. we are all working together and doing searches and there is no rush now because drew is convicted and he is never going to be coming out. >> judge jeanine: and do you think that the fact is drew is convicted will cause more people to

she would be very proud, too. >> geraldo: stacy sunk him.e have no doubt she is dead, unfortunately. steven white was the judge in the savio murder trial until he retired. that is him on the left and on your right the famed forensic pathologist dr. michael baden. if this case has a hero, it is dr. baden. he did the second autopsy on kathleen and saw immediate immediately that she had been murdered. judge, i know you retired halfway through. did you regret that? >> i wanted to finish it. i started with all of the hearsay hearings. dr. baden testified before me at that particular hearing. i did want to finish before i started. i had announced a year earlier that i was going to retire and once you send your notice in you can't pull it back. >> geraldo: what about the hearsay stuff, are you worry because he was convicted largely on the hearsay evidence and on so-called drew's law, kathleen's law, the hearsay law passed by the state of illinois. do you worry that an appellate court will reverse the conviction? >> i do not and i say that because,

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drew peterson insisted stacy had run off with another man.e spoke with matt in november 2007. >> can you look me straight in the eye and tell me you had nothing to do with the death of your third wife kathy or the disappearance of your fourth wife stacy? >> i can look right in your eye and say i had nothing to do with either of those instances. >> reporter: but acquaintances with stacy came forward with stories they say told him, how peterson had threatened to kill her and how he asked her to provide him with an alibi the night savio died. >> i could not come up with any reason in my mind to not put him at the scene without a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: in 2008, the state of illinois passed a la allowing such hearsay evidence. it was dubbed "the drew law." >> will this conviction stick? in my opinion we'll end up in the supreme court of the united states on this case. >> reporter: the defense team immediately says it plans to appeal the kicconviction. >> reporter: now the friends and fame of stacy say they want drew peterson charged with h

stacy's been with me 17 years. she starts talking to stacy.y start calling. this is late friday night. stacy says we'll do it on one condition that roseanne agrees to say one nice thing about you. she can say all the jokes, of course, it's a roast, tear me up. but she has to say one nice thing that she knew i was coming and she was happy with it. she couldn't say he stormed the stage. he's crazy or whatever. an hour, they called back and said, thank you everyone for coming, and i do mean everyone. that's not what we're looking for. let me tell you, by now it's clear that they need me at this roast somehow and it's been 18 years and the woman cannot say one nice thing. i was crying laughing. she hasn't changed. she's the same! then at midnight, we get a call, she's willing to say thanks, tom, for coming, you always made me laugh. you always made me laugh? that's the nicest change could ever be said. stacy is like, no, no, that's what a woman says about an idiot she dated. but he always made me laugh. that's the deal. the other people get involv

she and her cell mate stacie ortega care about their appearance, as well. but with limited funds they take a creative approach to cosmetics. >> me and my bunkie, we make different colors with deodorant, crayola pencils. and we mix them together. >> so you color with the color pencils and you take the deodorant and -- >> yes. >> we mix them up with her finger. >> only specific types of deodorants can do this though? >> yeah, the good stuff. >> so you get it all good and mixed up, ready to go on the eye. see? just like that. it looks like a glob of color. >> and where -- where inmates that get up and do this every morning. >> because you stop feeling like a human being. not that makeup is all important. but i mean it's -- it's a ego booster. >> like culberson, ortega has been at the orange county jail for the past 15 months. unlike culberson, she's no longer waiting for trial. instead ortega pled guilty to a dui hit and run with great bodily injury. >> i'm an alcoholic. i'm native american and irish. so all the experts say that it's in my blood. but, aside fr

because it brought out the fact even more that even they believed that stacy knew drew killed my auntressman jesus e jackson junior -- jesse jackson junior was released from the hospital, it's unclear when he'll return to work. he was released last week. he has been with his family in d.c. since his release and has declined interviews. his father told reporters yesterday he did not expect his son to rush back to work. >>> unemployment dipped and more jobs added in august. but the modest numbers were disappointing for the white house. meanwhile, the romney campaign is hoping to get a boost from what say is a blow to the president. peter doocy reports. >> reporter: the unemployment rate was 0.2% lower in august than it was in july. but many in the political arena are overlooking that number. 8.1%. and focusing instead on the 368,000 americans who gave up on their job hunts last month and how all those folks drove the labor force participation rate to 63.5%, the lowest since 1981. >> for every person that got a job last month, nearly four stopped looking. >> reporter: some of the preside

friend believes that drew peterson is behind that case too. >> time to tell us, where is stacy? the trial is now over. tonight a quick look at the peterson home that we stood outside of for so many months while stacy peterson's disappearance is being investigated by local officials here and until he was charged and wrested back in may of 2009 tonight the house stands very much like it did back in those years of 2007-2008 until his arrest in 2009, tonight even his children in and out of the windows peaking to see what is happening out here, the street itself is lined strictly with media trucks, not too many neighbors or spectators out here tonight a quiet day in bowling brook. >> more coverage of the verdict and legal analysis is coming straight up. >> president barack obama big nights, we will carry his speech live and also vice president biden just finished up his talk and a senator durban coming up to introduce the president. jim ramsey tells us how long cooler temperatures will stick around. >> drew peterson, guilty. you heard the verdict and the emotional reaction everybody

stacy who.he is daryl goldberg and he is on the defense team and joining us from chicago. thanks for being with us this evening. >> sure. >> you have a bit of a different style from your colleagues in this case? >> yeah, i heard the clip you played. obvious we have kept a little bit of a lower profile as far as the media presence is concerned. but you know there is no right answer to this. and i is certainly respect my colleagues. i don't know that -- they made amends for the statements they made and apologized profusely and it. >> judge jeanine: not so much about them. i'm not asking the you to commt on them in particular but you are a very different breed and you were clear you didn't want to testify until after all of the testimony was in and i thought that was unusual given the defense team. let me get right to the quick here. you cross examined on the forensic testimony, the medical examiners in the case and you are very well versed i must tell you in that area. what do you think were the w

she added she now wants to see justice for stacy peterson. drew peterson's attorney joel brodsky, says peterson's sons are hurt and broken-up over the conviction, and mad at the savio family. drew's and kathleen savio's oldest son, tom peterson posted a message on his facebook page: "i'm extremely disappointed." ...who do i have left? who do my siblings have left? ...the pastor, the lawyer my aunts, and all of my mom's friends who listened to my mother's pleas and didn't do anything about it. now she is dead, and you went forth to break the constitution to blame my dad." right after the verdict drew had his attorney pass on this message to his kids: >>they should keep doing well ... if they are we doing well and being successful drew peterson can take what ever comes his way and will be fine as long as his children are fine it's the most important thing to him ... the will county sheriff's office confirms several jurors in the drew peterson case will address the media this afternoon around 1 o'clock ... we will bring that to you live here on

his only one would have been stacy peterson... and she's missing. a forensic pathologist testifies again this morning in the christopher vaughn murder trial and says he can't say for sure if vaughn killed his wife. vaughn is charged with shooting kimberly and their three kids in june 2007. his attorneys claim she shot him, then the children, and then committed suicide. doctor larry blum said he can't conclusively determine if her death was a suicide or homicide. blum also said she was taking two medications that have been known to cause thoughts of suicide. but, he said there were no indications she was depressed. president barack obama takes center stage tonight at the democratic national convention. last night former president bill clinton stole the stage ... praising mister obama for reforming healthcare and saving the auto industry. he also told the crowd the president has a better path forward for the next four years. if you want a winner take all on your own society use it you should support the republican ticket ... but if you want a country

drew peterson insisted stacy had run off with another man.poke with matt in november 2007. >> can you look me straight in the eye and tell me you had nothing to do with the death of your third wife kathy or the disappearance of your fourth wife stacy. >> i can look right in your eye and say i had nothing to do with either of those instances. >> reporter: but acquaintances of stacy came forward with stories they say she told them, how peterson had threatened to kill her and how peterson had asked her to provide him for an alibi for the night savio died. >> i couldn't come up with any reason, in my mind, to not put him at the scene beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: in 2008, the state of illinois passed a law allowing such hearsay evidence to be used in court. it was dubbed the drew law. >> will this conviction stick? in my opinion, we will end up .supreme court of the united states on this case. >> reporter: peterson's defense team immediately said it plans to appeal his conviction for savio's murder. >> it was hearsay evidence allowed un

it stacy i don't know why these kids coming up again and again because over and over again that you don't the same thing the s.e.c. described layer is placing an order with no intention of having executed an effort to deceive others into paying an artificial price for security now to me that sounds like fraud or a well there are no criminal charges in this case the firm has agreed to pay four million dollars fine that's the cost of doing business of course of pay four million dollars in fines if they make forty million dollars by rigging the market they market should be about price discovery where buyers and sellers show up and as a result of their interaction a price is discovered but today we're in a market where the bankers on wall street pick a price first and then fill in the fake trades to get to that price it's a complete reversal of what we have come to know as a free market capitalism and it's killing people. you mentioned price discovery there is a quote here from daniel m. hawk who is at the securities and exchange commission and he said the f.c.c. will not tolerate any abusive

the epicenter of global banking from finally ultimately collapses under the weight of its own fraud stacy ever max that's right we're heading into london where we'll try out some new ideas will put max keiser in the street where he might encounter some of these bank stars well have some more in studio guess we're going to try some new stuff with william bonzai seven all new studio but of course we will bring some protection from the london disease well we're actually we're launching a new cell retires or in a couple of weeks as well so that'll be great to fight the banks jurors face to face so this london disease features in this first headline max opinion bailed out banks facilitate twenty one trillion dollars of offshore cash hoard so this is investigative economist james henry in a report price of offshore revisited and this came out in july but it's really important to us as we head in to london because he found that between twenty one and thirty two trillion dollars of financial assets owned by high net worth individuals or i like to call them and we are in tax havens and it doesn't

stacy's case is right around the corner. >> reporter: the sentencing hearing is scheduled november 26th. in chicago steve brown, fox news. >>> up next let the campaign season officially begin. our expert compares the dnc to the rnc and ann romney has a message for female voters in > if you see a story we should look into, let us know. call us at 202-895-3000 or send your news tips to fox5tips@wttg.com. we will be right back. we're sitting on a bunch of shale gas. there's natural gas under my town. it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ this president can tell us it was someone else's fault. but this president cannot tell us that you're better off today than when he took office. [ female announcer ] here in virginia, we're not better off under president obama. his defe

justice for stacy peterson.> reporter: peterson has not been charged in stacy's disappearance. abc news. >> stacy peterson's disappearance in 2007, what spawned all of this. kathleen savio died in 2004. his fourth wife, stacy peterson and drew were getting together before that divorce was even settled. they're going to appeal. and, it was interesting, some of the hearsay evidence. they actually brought in to call as a witness the divorce attorney, stacy peterson and drew's divorce attorney. and smith testified that stacy peterson, fourth wife, not been found, asked him if she could get more money from peterson if she threatened to tell police about his role in kathleen savio's death. third wife. >> seedy, sad case. >> not a good representation of chicago by any stretch. >>> and hear is -- here is one that makes you want to say "oops." that mess used to be a house in little rock, arkansas. the owner said it was vacant, needed some renovations so new tenants could move in. however, wrecking crews tore the place do

drew peterson was never charged in stacy's death. after more than five weeks of testimony and a day and a half of jury deliberations, the former illinois police chief was found guilty of murdering savio. >> he was a thug. he would threaten people because he had a gun and april badge. and nobody ever took him on. we took him on now and he lost. >>> an illinois state law passed as a result of the trial allowed the prosecution to include an unusual amount of circumstantial evidence, including testimony from the friend of kathleen savio who said kathleen told her a story about how drew threatened her at knifepoint. >> it's a dark day in america when you can convict somebody on hearsay evidence. >> peterson, now 58 years oiled, could face up to 60 years behind bars when he's sentenced next month. bigad shaban, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up, your friday morning weather, and the they lose their lead in the american league east. i was living with this all-over pain. a deep, throbbing, persistent ache. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromy

. >> the truth behind the george clooney/stacy keibler breakup headline today. are they over? clooney's camp responds, as stacy talks about the relationship to "e.t." >> i've taken over the entire closet, are you kidding? >>> and miley and her man, under siege. >> what happened with that nightclub fight? was that over liam? >>> and where jessica simpson and her baby just battled the paparazzi horde. >>> the new season of "grey's anatomy." "e.t." is first on the set. and we brought a real life doctor. >> i'm quizzing the cast to see what they really know. you said, i need a purse string in this aorta. >> did i say that? >> use the curling iron thing. >>> kathy

stacy and susanne kitzman are enrolling their daughter cady-- a senior this year-- at williston highool. the family just movedro arizona to join stacy, who has been working in the oil fields for the last year. the trip to the high school is a homecoming of sorts for stacy, who went to school here during the first boom. >> my locker was just down there and my algebra class was right there. >> reporter: stacy though, like many of his classmates at the time, dropped out when the economy was strong. he eventually earned a g.e.d. and retired with a pension from the navy, but now he's trying to convince his children not to follow the same path. >> i always tell my kids that it's important to get an education because back then it was a different age and you know kids now days i mean some can't even get a job with a g.e.d. >> reporter: that message seems to be resonating with 18-year- old cady. >> i'm not going to dropout this is my main goal that i want to finish my senior year and graduate and get my degree. >> reporter: those are also goals of the williston school district. teachers and s

he's not been charged in stacy peterson's disappearance. >>> in other news this morning the catholic bishop of kansas city, missouri, has been found guilty of shielding an abusive priest. he waited six months before reporting that a priest had child pornography on his computer. he was guinn a six-month sentence. >>> an earthquake has shaken up beverly hills for the second time in a week. the 3.4 trembler struck just after midnight. fire officials are out checking for damage. >>> and a broken-off remnant of hurricane isaac that made its way back to the gulf has a 30% chance of becoming a tropical storm. the rejuvenated storm will likely be called nadine. it could bring in another wave of heavy rain and flooding from coastal areas, from louisiana to florida. katrina is the only modern example of a dissipated storm that reformed into a hurricane. very rare for this to happen. >> let's keep our fingers crossed for the gulf coast getting a break. >>> time, now, for weather from across the country as we start this weekend. scattered showers and thunderstorms from the gulf coast to the caro

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