ought to be released, if you think scott peterson is innocent, you're wrong. he should not be released. and he is not innocent. >> ted roland joins us now. ted, this appears to be evidence that was not brought up at the original trial. why. >> it was brought up but it was not consolidated. the defense case was cut short because they thought they had a portion of the jury and it would be a hung jury. they did cut their defense a little short. of course they were mistaken. but most of the stuff was available, was out there and was introduced by wasn't focused on and consolidated. >> they didn't think they needed it. >> in part. frankly i don't know that they had the time or the perspective at the time to consolidate it in a way that the jury could maybe look at it a little differently. >> i'm curious about the appeal process that is underway right now. two appeals. >> two appeals. >> and the affect that what californians voted on on tuesday, to speed up athe peal process, does that play at all into the case here. >> that is in question. will people on death row

the california murder case that put scott peterson on death row. >> peterson's wife laci, and the unborn son were killed before christmas in 2002. >> he's back on the case with an update on peterson, and questions about the ed used to convict -- evidence used to convict him. >> we find the defendant scott peterson guilty. >> reporter: when scott peterson was found guilty of double murder and sented to death 13 years ago, the family began the process of trying to get him a new trial. scott's mother, jackie, passed away three years ago, but the rest of the family and legal team continue to fight for his freedom. >> ultimately, i think the goal is to -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: laci was 8 months proceeding when she disappeared in 200,026,789 police were search for her -- in 2002. police would search for her. volunteers helped search for the mother to be. they didn't -- after initial searches turned up nothing, fear set in, they thought she was kidnapped while walking the dog. police immediately focused in on scott in part, because of the way he was acting the night laci was reported missi

>>reporter: the peterson case is the subject of three new documentaries. a witness said he observed a pregnant woman being put into a van in the third titled trial by fury that makes the case that scott could be innocent is expected for release next year. >> if you think scott peterson is innocent and should be released, you are wrong, he should not be released and he is not innocent.>> his family and attorneys think otherwise if they think he did not do it who do they think dead? >> they think she was kidnapped and maybe interrupted a burglary that took place across the street from their home around that time on christmas eve or she was out walking her dog, there were reports of her being out walking the dog and then she was kidnapped and then they believe because she was kidnapped in the case got so much publicity that the people that had her knew what to do with the body and throw it in the bay because it would frame scott peterson. that is what they believe. what is interesting is everyone thinks he did it but when you look at how he did it, that is wh

patrick peterson versus julio jones. the best quarterback in the game against the best receiver and for peterson this is a shot at redemption. >> here is julio jones and right now he is eating up patrick peterson. >> definitely one of those things where someone greeted him back in the lab at dumas mill. since my freshman year in college . he is still a freak of nature. >> he is one of the top in the league. >> >> to be that big in that strong. that is a nightmare. >> he is a guy that will compete at every play. and i'm going to the same. it should be fun. >> the last time these two met in 2014 patrick peterson had zero fun. >> jones makes the catch and he is in. touchdown. >> it was one of m of my young nfl career. >> patrick peterson want to the matchup and he's getting it. >> julio jones caught ten passes for hundred and 89 yards and a touchdown. >> it was too heavy to get in the right position to make those plays. >> peterson's weight problems or later links to issues with diabetes. something he now understands and ha

and, catch a flight with patrick peterson. cameron cox shows how the quarterback is changing lyes in sports. paul babeu is abusive. physical and sexual abuse at a boarding school. woman: a school that used to be run by pinal county sheriff paul babeu. disturbing. man: congressional candidate not only ran a boarding school rife with abuse, he supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. paul babeu is unfit to represent us. house majority pac is responsible >> welcome back. right now, let's head out to scottsdale where matt pace is getting a look at the grand prix. >> reporter: yeah, we are in the race gear, we are actually in the car now. these are the cars they will be racing. you remember jack from a couple of minutes ago. tell us about the cars. original. >> about a three quarter scale of the 1920s racer that we were inspired by. we are sitting in the two steel cars racing tomorrow. they are made right here in mesa. every part is made here in mesa, arizona and built in america. we will be displaying them and

peterson it turned out had a girlfriend named amber frye. >> scott told me he was not married. we did have a romantic relationship. >> before going public, amber frye worked with police, recording more than 12 hours of phone conversations with scott peterson. >> on new year's eve, just before a vigil for lacy, scott was on the phone with amber, pretending he was in paris. >> i'm in the eiffel tower. >> the tapes would prove pivotal at trial. >> he wasn't in paris. he was very casually speaking to his lover on a phone while they're looking for his wife. >> it took jurors eight days to reach a guilty verdict. >> justice was served. >> i wouldn't be surprised if scott's conviction was not overturned. >> the main reason is that there was never any forensic reason tying scott to the murders. >> there's no dna or blood evidence or murder weapon. there's nothing that ties scott to the crime. >> the night before she disappeared, lacy talked with her mother by phone at 8:30. prosecutors believe she and her baby were killed sometime later that night or the next morning. they believe scot

i tried to show general peterson how it worked. i destroyed three of his uniforms. rstand it, but, uh, the x factor seems only to have worked for you, yes? sir, if i knew you were gonna do a thing like that, i would have stopped you. would you? yes. i'm sorry i couldn't have stayed around here long enough to find out what makes you tick. next to me, you're probably the most interesting psychiatric case i've ever come across. next to you, sir? yes. sometimes i think i'm losing my mind. one minute i'm rational and then the next minute-- you do things that-- oh, well. sir, perhaps if i have a word with general peterson myself-- it won't do any good. he's in a very upset state. i, uh-- when i left him, he was bellowing. no, i-- i wouldn't go in there if i were you. uh, sir, perhaps-- oh, i'd appreciate it very much if you'd write to me from time to time and, uh, let me know what you're... yes, sir. good luck, sir. thank you. [whistles] quartermaster? oh, hi, captain. yeah, this is major healey. mm-hm. look, i was just wondering, how mu

well, you can straighten up my-- this is general peterson. forget about sending me another secretary. i found one. thank you, general patterson. peterson. oh, yes, i am sorry. well, you and i are gonna get along very nicely, miss, uh... jeannie. miss jeannie. what's your first name? jeannie. jeannie jeannie. i-i will file these. fine. now, i have an 11:00 appointment with dr. bellows and, uh-- major anthony nelson. oh, is he not wonderful? good morning. i'm, uh, here to see general peterson. i'm anthony nelson. i know. what are you doing--? what are you doing here? i saw all the movies. would you like to hear the plot? in one of them, this poor cowboy-- get out of here before general peterson sees you. he's already seen me. i am his new secretary. yeah-- you're his what? huh? yes. and now that i am going to be here, we can have lunch in the cafeteria every day. oh, i love cafeterias. you're not gonna be here because we're not gonna have lunch together-- now, you pop out and go home right now. come on, go. oh, but i cannot do that. why not? be

and that's because of the petersons' settings on their iphone. so here are your options if you don't want this to possibly happen to you. when you swipe up from your home screen, you will see this. then go to the air drop. then either choose whether you don't want the feature at all or just for your contacts only. the petersons had it on everyone, meaning anyone can share. >> i think more and more stuff is happening with technology that people are just not savvy to it. and, now i know better. >> laura: after learning about the petersons' story, i myself went in and changed air drop settings. you just swipe up on the screen. you will see it right here behind me. click on where it says air drop there. now i switched it to contacts only but you can change it to off, too. you just don't want it on everyone. that is what happened to the >> samantha: all right. welcome back. time now 12:20 and we are tracking some showers for you out there. but not in cleveland. in cleveland, we are completely dry. 63 is our current temperature. a little breezy. winds

i hope you don't mind if i appeal this to general peterson. mm, no. and i've never felt better in my life, general. now, dr. bellows will tell you that with the exception of this slight eye strain in my right eye, i'm in perfect health. there's anybody on the base that knows more about project rainbow than i do. and, well, after all, we're not gonna be reading eye charts up there, are we? so if you would give me the green light, i can go ahead with my preflight briefing. i'm sorry to go over your head on this, dr. bellows, but general peterson understands a little bit more about these kind of things than you do. isn't that right, sir? you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. and if you do have an accident, our claims centers are call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you?. it's not fair, roger. it's just not fair. they gi

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peterson was convicted in 2001 and released in 2011 when a judge determined a key witness lied. a durham due in court after a shooting in ideal. the 34-year-old junior was arrested saturday, he shot a man after he came to his girlfriend home. harris is claiming self- defense. it is chilly out there. >>> chilly and wet. we take a look at what is going on, you can see the radar picture and the scattered showers around durham and hillsboro, shifting eastward to roanoke rapids and down to the south sprinkling in sanford as in terms of temperatures mainly in the 40s and we are looking at a high temperature this afternoon in the lower 50s. back to you. >>> coming up the deadline for >>> focused on people and community we promise a relentless pursuit of excellence, this is "wral morning news on fox 50". >>> a new hearing today ahead of the trial against army sergeant bowe bergdahl. what his lawyers want the court to consider. forward with their plans now that voters approved the transit tax. >>> donald trump continues forming his administration. thanks for joining us the time is 8:00 i

and officiated by chaplain peterson. >> good afternoon. we are joined together today for the marriage of jerome and takita. >> despite the humble circumstances, it's as moving a wedding as any i've attended. >> i jerome. >> i jerome. >> take you takita. >> take you takita. >> to be my wife. >> to be my wife. >> i takita take you, jerome to be my husband again. >> jerome. please take takita's ring. put the ring on her finger. >> love you. >> wow. we're together. >> marriage process is a human process. it takes a strong family to make that transition back into society to become a better person. it can bring love and light to an otherwise dark place. >> ready? one, two, three. >> for two short hours jerome and takita can linger in the visiting room. it's the closest thing they'll get to a honeymoon for a long time. when the visit is up they go their separate ways. >> i love you. >> love you too. bye. >> and when they'll be together next is uncertain. if jerome's appeal for an early release is turned down it could be decades before he and taki

. >> executive cathleen peterson was found dead. >> first up, "the staircase." this eight-hour doc tells the story of crime novelist michael peterson who was arrested for the murder much his wife in 2001. he claimed he fell down the stairs. >> it just never occurred to michael peterson that p wouldn't believe him when he said she fell down the stairs. >> peterson was convicted in 2003. he was released eight years later and now awaits a retrial. >> the d.a. has to win. that's it. he doesn't care how. basically -- by the same token, my lawyer, they want to win. truth is lost. >> check it out on sundance.tv. next up, the impostor. >> when a child is missing for years, either the child is dead of a boy who went missing in 1994. name nicolas baley. his family thought they miraculously found him three years later. >> there was something wrong about it. >> turns out the child who turned up was a serial impostor who fooled the entire family. the motive is still unknown and nicolas is still missing. check it out on netflix. and the final unsolved crime documentary, the j

but today mark peterson will be in court and he wants the case dismissed. his wife was found dead in december 2001, her body was at the bottom of the staircase in their mansion in durham mike peterson was convicted of first- degree murder sentenced to life in prison. he was released in december 2011 after the judge learned a key witness lied on the stand. he has been a free man since. 's attorney said the pieces were not properly stored. the hearing will start at 10:00 am. julia simms will be in the courtroom. >>> governor mccrory will be in western north carolina today where crews are fighting more than a dozen wildfires, 15 fires are burning involving more than 40,000 acres, the largest covering 21 square miles . this morning. a 10 mile section of us 1974 in the gorge is closed, higher humidity is helping crews fight and contain the fires. teams from florida and arizona will be in the state to help. mccrory will have a command center news conference at 9:30. >>> a state of emergency in effect in tennessee were 58 active wildfires have burned more than 12,

the peterson had it on and everyone meaning anyone can be a dramatic explained chen despite expansion of legal pod. half of americans live in a state where mayor juan is legal. florida is one of four state voting on whether you should be able to use pot. >> what will it take for voters to say yes to amendment to.>> the folks here think that they are in fairly good shape election. they've got to get to the 60% level. two years ago the vote was 58%. and it failed. the key may be to have seniors vote yes. >> i'm going to vote yes.>> i'm going to vote no. some the reason they worked hard for the senior vote is because polling to show every demographic group reached the despite those with debilitating diseases that say marijuana eases their pain, there is still much opposition from some of the seniors.>> it allows me to be functioning in a normal way.>> my sister long does back in law is very sick with cancer and he gave her relief from her pain. it kept the nausea down.>> i things.>> in some ways it is surprising that the seniors are such a tough sell because 20% of the baby boomers are o

do i throw myself on the mercy of general peterson, or do i jump in front of a truck? jump in front of a truck. peterson: seventy, 80, 90, 100. i feel guilty about this. i should really give you odds. [knock on door] come in. oh, i'm sorry-- oh, tony. come on in, tony. we were just talking about you. oh, uh, just talking about me, sir? this is general brill from edwards air force base. this is major nelson. oh, how do you do, sir? so this is "the golden thrush." "the golden thrush." peterson: yeah, i was telling him about you. as a matter of fact, i just bet $100 on it. a hundred dollars? well, $100 is nothing-- you're right. you want to make it 200? you're on. i was telling general brill he's in for a big surprise tonight. yes. shall we save our ammunition? i think we oughta save our ammunition. right. [phone rings] excuse me. yes. yeah. what? what! well, if you tell them, if they're not able to do the job properly, they're not fit to be officers representing this command! and i, personally, will see that they're transferred to duties elsewhere! ah, tony, my boy. that

oh, general peterson is waiting to see you. general peterson? well, show him right in. general peterson. peterson: thank you. tony! [chuckling] well, martin. what brings you to columbus? i just flew in to see you. i wanted to tell you what a great job you're doin'. tony: thank you very much. peterson: we're all proud of you. t. how's roger? he's fine. sends his regards. [pushes intercom button] uh, sue, i've signed those contracts. i want to get them out in the early mail. well, it's, uh, quite a setup you got here, tony. yes, it's a team effort, as i said. yeah, i can see that. i told you it wouldn't be so bad, once you got yourself, uh, adjusted. yes, i'm trying to get it. i-i-- i don't find it easy. [door opens] [???] well, i won't detain you. keep up the good work, tony. [laughs] feel free to drop in any time, martin. i wouldn't want to interrupt your schedule. shall we go to work, tony? [???] what happened? it needs another drachma. yeah. yeah, well, give me another one. hm. i am out of drachmas. you're out of drachmas? at a time like this, you're out of drachmas.

my name is martha peterson i work with the human services agency budget unit them here before you this moment last for your review and approval for vision number one to the fiscal year 16-17 area plan budget. the net effect of these changes from the base plan budget this year six and-17 is an increase of 238,000 in the area plan budget for new total of $5,000,506,000 . i will of this total 150,000 or six and 46 is from reallocated or increase allocation from the federal government. additional one-time state funding of $66,593 specifically for the home delivered meals program and $21,309 from additional state funds for the state health facilities penalties account. attached to the commission memo details the area plan fluctuations in federal and state funding by title and dos program staff recommended actions. the program defendant include support services congregate a home delivered nutrition disease prevention family caregiver ombudsman and elder abuse prevention as well as administration funding for these programs. the local support is not included. an earlier version of this commiss

investigators looking into a dangerous chemical spill on peterson airforce base are now saying it may not have be as bad as they first believed. 20 thousand gallons of toxic wastewater disappeared from an open pit at peterson air force base in colorado springs. those particular firefighting chemicals have been linked to cancer and other illnesses. at first- investigators thought it leaked into nearby wastewater into the drinking water. now- they think evaporation in hot weather dried out all the liquid. it was a game for the history books with the cubs winning the world series for the first time in 108 years. and chicago's win was not easy. the cubs were in control up by 3 in it went to extra innings, there was a 17 minute rain delay-- and it didn't end until the bottom of the 10th, well past midnight in cleveland. the cubs ended up winning 8 to 7, to earn their first world series title in 108 years. we'll have lots more on the game thruought the morning. a woman makes a dangerous discovery at a park that's put her in the middle of a health discovery at a park that's put her in the mi

officiated by chaplain peterson. >> good afternoon. we are joined together today for the marriage of jerome and taquita. >> despite the humble circumstances, it's as moving a wedding as any i have attended. >> i jerome take you taquita. >> i jerome take you taquita. >> to be my wife. >> to be my wife. >> i taquita. >> take you jerome. >> take you jerome. >> to be my husband. >> to be my husband -- again. >> jerome, please take taquita's ring. put the ring on her finger. >> it fits. >> love you. >> i love you. wow. >> we're together. >> the marriage process is a human process. it takes a strong family to make that transition back into society. to become a better person. it can bring love and light to an otherwise dark place. >> ready? one, two, three. >> for two short hours jerome and taquita can linger in the visiting room. it's the closest thing they will get to a honeymoon for a long time. when the visit is up they go their separate ways. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. bye. >> and when they will be together next is uncertain. if

pete, jake peterson, abc action news. >> jake, good information from you. thank you. >>> in new jersey, an intense search for a murder who went on a stabbing spree. in all, six people were stabbed. three died including children. police got to the home in newark just as a family member arrived and collapsed with grief after hearing about the brutally stabbed, one died. children ages 8 to 13 attacked and stabbed. three of them are dead this morning. the mayor is pleading for information. >> you cannot harbor this individual. you cannot hide this individual. we cannot keep him. we cannot wait for him to turn himself in. we have to get him immediately before he hurts someone else. >> in this case, police know who they a 26-year old man had a relationship with one of the victims. at this time, he is considered a person of interest. >>> in southern new york, police are investigating a possible hate crime against two jewish women. the attacks happened in an orthodox jewish neighborhood. one woman was getting out of her car when someone threw a chemical at her face

. >> jimmy: michael, peterson fell into the trap. five downs. you get the feeling like i can do it every time. when you have the chip shot, they're moving the ball up and down the field. they're going to have plenty of opportunities. take those three points. it's a chip shot, easy three points. easy three points. he might say, hey, if i had made a touchdown on one of those, i would have been ahead of the game. if you can't take them when they're right there, you've got to take them. >> howie: conversely you look at the difference between dak prescott and carson wentz. although dak prescott has performed extremely well, another great performance today. the offensive line, run game, they're not asking him to do a ton. the decision making is a lot of second and four, second and three, third and two. a lot was put on this kid's plate today at philadelphia. that's a lot to ask. all those fourth downs. all those big throws. it's all being put on his shoulders. >> terry: curt told me, a little applause, peterson coming up from kansas city. he was the o

he needs to be shut down and that sounds like a job for patrick peterson. he gives us his scouting >> he does not look fast on film but he has good speed. he runs good routes and stops on a dime. he is also a guy who is hard to get him going once he gets started. my job is to not let him get going. he is a good one. >> reporter: it should be fun to watch. the game should be a good one. fox 10 nfl sunday game plan. it gets ready 9:00 a.m. no partying saturday night. graham, a beautiful slam right there. can we get a replay showing off the hops right there. big-time slam. he had more where that came from. he is pumped up. he followed bobby three ball is good, attacking the rim. gets it to go. 22 points on the day. big bucket to put it away. devils win it. they beat tulane. >> more sun devils stuff. football team taking on washington tomorrow. a tough test for the devils. we got that game here on fox 10 and after the game, fox 10 new, of course, all weekend long. minnesota. extended highlights. it should be a good game. >> reporter: you know how minnesotans ke

really worth my time. >> reporter: jake peterson, abc action news. >>> new information on one of the divers in the beach incident, and he died this unconscious. paramedics were called and soon after william lost consciousness. we don't know the specific injuries but deputies are trying to figure out exactly what happened. >>> we are learning a man first thought to have died in a fast speed crash following the event at a show thyme speedway in clearwater shot himself. police say he started driving really fast and crashed into the man grove. when they investigated further, they found he had a gunshot wound to the head. >>> we had a pretty gorgeous day around the bay area today with a good amount of sunshine. our high topped out in tampa at 81 degrees. 73 in tampa. 67 clearwater. 73 in st. pete. clear skies in clearwater and st. pete, but building clouds in tampa. the rest of the bay area temperatures for the most part dropping off over the next couple of hours, couple of minutes, actually. satellite and radar shows the clouds are starting to build in. in fact, if we put our futurecast

peterson is there this morning. did you ever drive one of these things? >>reporter: you know, i actually never have. i shouldn't admit that out loud here. over hear you have an 19 60s, we have 1970s back here. if you love cars and people all over the country are here. we have a guy road tripping morning? >> yes, doing some relaxing before everything is underway. so, time to chill out right now. >>reporter: let's talk about that. someone who has never been to this what can they expect? >> they will have the off-road cars on the tracks. they will go on the motocross track. that's pretty nationally. we brought that in from the last year. it's a big hit it back this year. we have open mic going on. our featured bands will go on around 6:00. all of the vendors coming out here. there are 120 swat vendors. we have all new vw parts that will be sold here during the show. people are coming early to git good spots for the show tomorrow. >>reporter: if you are not volt -- vw lover should you come out here? >> yes, there is a lot of events. >>reporter: give us the to

patrick peterson obviously lost is the vikings brand-new stadium louder than seattle? i'll tell you tonight at 10:00. cameron cox, 12 sports. >>> cam, don't you start a snow ball fight you can't finish. a new hope for the cardinal season. bird gang, get ready for sweet star wars references coming up. >>> next on 12 news at 6:00, what big changes may be coming to a put their iron man skills to the test today. >> and the clouds are on the increase around the valley. the high temperature today, 83 degrees, but huge changes coming into our forecast. i'll let you know when the rain >>> welcome back. this holiday season amazon wants you to ask its digital assistant for online help. you can access deals by saying alexa, what are your deals. interesting. >>> mcdonald's has announced its restaurants are making big changes, planning table service nationwide. about 500 of its stores are testing the services. mcdonald's is also planning to introduce a mobile order and pay option next year. >>> the annual iron man triathalon kicked off -- tomorrow, that is. kids were able to run th

well, if, uh, you gentlemen are ready, general peterson's waiting. would you mind telling me what this is all about, sir? not at all. general peterson wants you to meet eric. eric? you mean, this whole room is eric? electronic rapid input computer. this is the fastest computing machine in existence. it can figure out the answer to any question you put to it. i wonder if it can tell me about that redhead i have a date with saturday night? bellows: don't press your luck. i just wanted you both to be aware it's available to help you solve any problems you may run into. here's the control panel. here's the manual. oh, thank you, sir. i'm sure eric's gonna be a great help. if you need this machine, just let me know. i'll have captain reynolds program it for you. yes, sir. five million dollars. how 'bout that, huh? [whistles] ahhh. you little devil. ho, ho, ho. i bet you could tell me about that redhead i have a date with, huh? now, if eric could give us the ratios on this input chart, we could save about a week's work. well, what'll they think of next? ma

peterson: hollywood bad boy jeremy woods was at it again today on the set of streetwise... i'm screwed. ...his new movie filming in town. nightside entertainment crew was on hand as the actor and director went at it in what t n only be described estrain the twoo as filming was suspended for the rest of the day. bodyguards? are really stacking up. anything important? let's see, let's see here... here for over a month. his mother called. and here's a message from payroll. payroll? now that sounds like it could be important. i think we should get this to hanson right away. right t ay. you want to drive? sure. you know where they're shooting? i got it off hanson's report. u... come on, miss, out of the trailer. johnny... we need to talk. johnny? what's your name? it's me, annie. why haven't you written me back? um... you know all your movies? i know they're about me. about when we were in high school and stuff. i just came all this way to say thank you. i appreciate that. why don't we go for a ride? no, let's stay in tonight. we could go to that place we always go. remember? ca

. >> amanda: and in district 48, dan zumbach over scott peterson and brian cook. >> in district 50, pam jochum earlier with -- >> very interesting, tpobgzed on the grandfather. >> ron: and these numbers are coming in and we will have them as soon as we can on kwwl.com. there is another incumbent, the democrat gary krog rogers. >> amanda: and that is just 62% reporting. >> ron: ras smith the leader in the race. sandy salmon with the lead. >> amanda: they are having a watch party in cedar falls and this is where we find jerry gal tkpwer. jerry? >> reporter: the, excitement is rising and a huge roar a couple of minutes ago when it was announced that trump had got there is a lot of handshaking and backslapping, you call this a victory party? >> well, still too early to say that, it isn't over before it is over but as a football player, yeah, it is exciting but we're also focused in on the local races. let's get as many of those folks >> reporter: speaking of local folks, i heard statement about a little nervousness. >> well, is lidly like to get the incumbents back moines and get to work. >

as jake peterson reports it is a rip off we all need to protect ourselves from.>> peggy shere has lived through a lot. >> i was diagnosed in 2002. you will never forget the day you have cancer. day last week when a man named edward gonzales contacted her cancer charity to make a donation.>> he said his wife died of cancer and to memorialize her struggle he wanted to make a donation. spec -- the next day and envelope came from california with a check for $35,000. >> it caught her off guard. >> i called out the check was a fraud. >> when she realized it was part of a scam she went online to the scam tracker it checks all the recent scams and found out another local charity was contacted by the same man. >> the rnc angel foundation was contacted a few days before he was asking them for some of the money back. essentially trying to steal thousands. >> scammers are not biased. the oldest in the book. >> the overpayment scam has been happening for many years throughout the united states. >> some charities in virginia actually paid the scammer money the fbi is investigating. this is a reminder

. >> reporter: betsy peterson does a lot of her shopping online. she did not realize that bogus apps on her smart phone could put her identity at risk. >> i have gotten free apps in the past. but i do not know if my information has been taken from stealing more secrets. >> it is a dangerous game they play. >> reporter: she runs the denver cyber security. he says hundreds of free apps, those that appear to be reputable companies could be fronts for cyber balance. >> there getting permission to lick -- cyber of villains. >> they are getting permission to look at all your data on your phone.>> you are dealing i working hard to take what we have. >> reporter: he says that the apple store and google play try to get the imposters but it is a losing battle. what can you do? he advises shoppers to only install apps they pay for or make sure that they come from a company directly. >> go straight to macy's and dillards, download the app straight from them. >> reporter: with weeks ago betsy peterson is hoping that the other red flags, with grammar mistakes an

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jake peterson picks up the know it yet but she has a special service waiting for her. >> we are having a 12th birthday party.>> cupcakes for the humans and a peanut butter cake for the guest of honor which did not last long. workers say she has a lot to celebrate, healthy for her age but she desperately needs a home. >> she has been in the shelter on and off since 2009. >> she has been adopted three separate times and she just hasn't found the perfect home. >> she keeps getting returned be she does not live well with other animals.>> i think her age has a lot to do with it. a lot of people will overlook older dogs. >> even though she is a senior dog she is very playful. >> the most loving spunky three-year-old. >> today is her day but they hope her birthday bash sends out a message. >> we are tried to show these guys have years of love left in them. >> the best gift of all, reporting in bradenton jake peterson abc action news. >>> the hunter who helped kill a beloved lion last year will not face any charges. a court in zimbabwe out the charges against a man who failed to stop the killi

if you're part rick peterson, you create another fabulous library. patrick has stepped up. he loads up with hundreds of books and encourages these kids to embrace the whole process of a passion for reading and peterson, it is a joy to step up low income neighborhoods and inner city youth. >> that is something that is important and dear to me. literacy is something you can use and take on forever, for life. it is something you're going to need. if you can't comprehends or understand what your reading or understanding what is going on in the world, how can you be successful? i want to make sure i give these >> reporter: more and more teams are doing this against david johnson and the cardinals' run game. we expect that to be the case this coming sunday when the cardinals visit the minnesota vikings. find out what opposing defenses continue to do to make that run game a challenge for the arizona cardinals. that story on the way at 6:00. see you then. >>> last year it was david who is people's magazine sexiest man alive? >> jude la kra ka* sra. >> he is on the short list but he

jake peterson, abc action news. >>> taking a look now at the latest cnn polling. the state in yellow are the north carolina and over in new hampshire and heading west to arizona and nevada. >> the academy need 270 votes to win. based on this map, trump would be at 201 votes as shown in the red and light red states. the blue states are said to be in the clinton camp already at 271 if this holds true. >> florida is a must win for trump but our you must take all those other undecided states as well. >> we will be with you every step of the way tonight. remember to download our abc action news news app to get the coverage on the go. we will have instant results all night long and live streaming on www.abcactionnews.com . >>> breaking news tonight on northbound lanes of i-275 shut down the fletcher avenue exit. to get off at fowler avenue instead. plan on driving this way or expect someone, there could be delays. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida. abc action weather. >> good afternoon, everybody. the weather is certainly cooperating for our election day

here's jake peterson. >> reporter: it literally requires a u-haul van to carry tall food. >> the food comes in and i call >> reporter: o'neillling and nedr alar kin host the annual dinner at their home. the kitchen becomes a place for pies. >> we have pumpkin, we have pecan. >> reporter: the community meal started in 2000 when o'neill decided he wanted to give back to the city of clearwater the place he retired from. >> she gave me the idea and the thought about cooking some food instead of giving away a thanksgiving basket to a needy fa tail served 85 meals, this year they're expected to serve more than 1600 meals. >> it's work but i love it. i love it. >> reporter: especially when she started hearing stories from strangers. who came here to break bread. >> this is only meal i have for thanksgiving. i have no family here. >> all of us is family here. >> reporter: cat tips volunteers the first meal and has been serving turkey, corn and even -- >> off the bone. >> reporter: ribs each year. >> that is -- we're getting grateful for. >> it is a wonderful event and we have people that come

chris peterson looking at trying to get into the college football playoff. browning makes a rare mistake. watch carefully number 16. they call it back. a sign of what would be a long night for todd graham. third and 7. manning wilkins and there is the interception of the day. kevin king, one-arm grab. a nice secondary for this husky defense. man, can they play. a poppas here to chico and he takes the rest of the way. 75 yards. they got playmakers. you look at john ross, 12 catches tonight. you look at the run game and the experience of this game and what peterson has done in two shot seasons. he goes deep to donte peres, 45 yards. it is 17-0. wilkins was sacked six times, eight tackle for losses. it was one of the nights for a.s.u. they would love to forget. washington over a.s.u., 44-18. let's take a trip. michigan state, oh, man. look at mike weber. michigan state team goes from first to worst. tried to make it a game here. l.j. scott finds the end zone but he makes a decision to go for the two-point conversion. you still have under five minutes to go. he

kathleen peterson was found dead in their home in 2001. judge ordered a new trial finding that one of the state's key witnesses lied. a new trial is set for may. >>> a judge will hear arguments in the bowe bergdahl case today. one, whether injuries to soldiers on a search mission should be allowed as evidence that bergdahl endangered comrades. bergdahl is charged misbehavior and desertion. >>> we're learning more about a murder/suicide involving a granville county sheriffs deputy and his wife. jeremy pearce filed a protective order against his wife, and later dropped the claim. the two were involved in a bitter custody battle. policesay that jeremy pearce forced his way into becky couple's children were found safe in the home. the sheriff said that pearce was placed on a 30-day suspension but he did not say why. >>> a local teacher isor paid leave following a wral investigation into months of text messages support to an 8th grade student. as of yesterday, latoya snead is on leave from union mills school in sampson county. she resigned from

coach peterson wants to see how he spons in practice. the second year receiver is coming off another sub par game after he admitted his head was not in the right place. he declined to speak to the media but his teammates have his back. >> i say hey bro, i like him regardless. he is my friend whether he catches one pass or a 100, it's not based on performance but who you are and he is a great person and i want him to come out and help us play better. >> i have a lot of confidence in him still. mistakes happen, he is the last guy that is trying to make mistakes, he wants to be perfect and wants to be great and i tell him i'm just positive with him. >> we'll air the eagles packer game here on 6 abc at 8:30, join us at 8:00 for a pregame show count down to kickoff and stay with us after the game for a live post game report. >>> earlier today we caught up with ron jaworsky and overall he feels good about this football team but would like to see the mental mistakes addressed. >> the little things have to be corrected. we play ten games in the

as jake peterson reports, the early numbers are indicating a close race in the bay area. >> reporter: all day long there's been a steady stream of streeters turning in the -- voters turning in the ballots in downtown st. pete. >> we're close to having almost as many early voters here during the election. >> reporter: one didn't mind. nothing could have stopped her from voting today. >> i wanted my vote to count and i wanted my son's vote to count. this was so important fo voting. >> reporter: and she didn't want to risk possible long lines on election day. >> i don't want to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of monday through friday because i work. >> reporter: austin had the same thought. >> i don't have to leave work to come in. the lines will probably be longer on tuesday and it seemed easy enough. >> reporter: so easy hundreds of thousands in our area have already done the same thing. early voting numbers show republicans winning the seven bay area counties by about 29,000 votes. but statewide, democrats are up by about 7,000 votes. election day. >> reporter: so that's why su

hear from coach peterson about the wide receivers next. >> kanye west abruptly cancel a concert over the weekend and now he has canceled his tour. we'll have that when come right back. >> a freak accident ended with what woman called a miracle. a tree came crashing down on top of a passing car in washington state. the tree crushed where the wife and driver were sitting. the driver was pinned to the seat. his wife crawled out through the back door. the couple will be okay. it's it was not raining or windy at the time. but the ground was wet from recent rain. >>> two men were charged in the death of a 26-year-old man in new york city. he was stabbed to death inside an apartment and he was buried in new jersey. >> reporter: the two suspects in the brutal slaying of 26-year-old are being held on $3 million bond each. >> to do something like this -- an animal let alone a human being is heinous. >> reporter: overnight one of the suspects, james rackover the surrogate son of a prominent manhattan jewler denied being involved. telling the daily news, i never hurt this kid. i never did this.

da mark peterson will not charge four richmond officers, two from oakland and two from san francisco. two alameda counties and a deputy from contra costa will not be charged but prosecutors in alameda have charged four officers and a former livemor officer and a contra costa deputy most have left departments. peterson shot down allegations that richmond police tried to hide abuslin by getting her to go to florida. >> there was no scheme by any police agency or organization to secret ms. abuslin out of california in order to hinder any oakland investigation. >> the da referenced this text abuslin sent me. i asked her why her rehab was so far away. she wrote it is to put you in a completely new environment and less likely to quit. officials have said from the beginning that when officers may have acted unethically no one broke the law. >> there is no evidence of any criminal wrongdoing. >> civil rights attorney jim shannon is not so sure. >> i don't think we have been told everything that has happened and motivated the police to do this this and smacks of misconduct. >> the case against

this is general peterson. and you know major nelson. i certainly do. mr. wilfred, i want to talk to you about major nelson's christmas account. do you really? will you please tell the general how much major nelson has in that account? i'd be delighted. he's got $614. bellows: that's a mistake. i'm talking about major nelson's account. i don't know what you're trying to pull, dr. bellows. but swindling a bank is a federal offense. me? swindler? you told me he had $3,000,000. yeah, well, he hasn't. and about that loan, major, you better come up with some security. this isn't the salvation army, you know. doctor. no, sir. this time i'm not going to back down. somewhere in this bank is $3,000,000 doctor, i think i found that $3,000,000. good. i knew it. let me have it as evidence. may i see that, sir? well, dr. bellows, this is your card. mine? that's impossible. hi. i'm fine, roge. hey, did you hear what happened to poor dr. bellows? yeah, yeah. well, at least one nice thing came out of this. that poor widow will be able to buy a sewing machine now. oh, i do

he spoke with owner jeffrey lurie and coach peterson. he apologized for the arrest with a gun and hollow point bullets and marijuana in his car and said every athlete walks in his shoe. >> i am from houston and you can't trust people and someone is all out to get you. i have been known to -- i mean you got to protect yourself. even back in houston i always have a gun on me. i've lost people to gun violence. they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> huff says that every professional athlete has a gun and peterson says he will play on sunday and wait for the legal process to play itself out. >>> both of these teams are 4-3 and the birds cannot afford to go -- in the nfc 0-3. >> the a human game for them too, we are both 4-3 and both teams need a win, they know the situation and to do we. >> teams that want to go to the post season, have to handle their division and we have put ourselves in a hole. and the winning of this game is probably a must. >>> the sixers play the second of a back to back. embiid did not make the trip. and th

here's jake peterson with more on the pleas for help. >> right now it's as bad as it's ever been. >> reporter: that is why dr. russell vega is speaking to concerned citizens. his office is teaing with deaths from heroin and even from tenth fall. in all they had 160 deaths in the region last year an years numbers are not looking good. >> i'm here to work with them. to provide a little more awareness in the community of what is going on. i think there is a tendency in the community to try to keep it under the rug so to speak. to make sure that doesn't happen. >> reporter: and that is why jerry stan hope is here. she lost four family members including her son to drug usage. >> it has effected me four times in about a year. it's done a number on a lot of people. >> reporter: she says a big >> we don't have a whole lot of treatment centers. when people want help, they go if there and try to get help and turned away. >> reporter: people have either lost family members or know someone who is currently using. >> they're not going to make it if they keep using. manatee county is number one in

a lot has changed since vikings season, a new stadium and no adrian peterson. >> they are getting the ball out quick, obviously, they are not the same offense without adrian. they got great weapons on the outside with diggs and rudolph. they have a veteran quarterback and it's the nfl. it is any given sunday so we have to be prepared. >> reporter: tyrann mathieu the honey couple times. if he can go, that will be a major boost for the cardinals. when he is on the field, they do so much better. >> reporter: let's go to philadelphia. the schedule tomorrow 9:00 a.m., fox nfl sunday and game time 11:00 a.m. cards at vikings. the hope for the sixer team, just two wins on the season. devin booker coming off a nice three, block shots and make things happen. he has been the lone bright spot for philadelphia. look at this block right here. eric bledsoe with the jumper here. he put up 21. watch brandon night. okafor to sergio rodriguez throw it up there. how about this, the sixers beat the suns, 120-105 the f hockey fights cancer night. you see the lab with the fight against this dreaded disease

coach peterson is expected to talk about the game in the day after news conference. we are looking live here in south philadelphia. when he takes it we'll perhaps show you a little bit. there he s why don't we listen in on the coach. >> let me start by updating you on injuries, ryan matthews right knee sprain day to day. we'll get more evaluation on him. jordan matthews has the right ankle sprain and x-rays were negative and he will be fine. and good for the game. right now probably hold him from practice tomorrow. big v is doing good. it's still a little way as way week to week with him. but he is definitely improving and feeling better. and then up date you on brandon brooks, everything checked out fine with him so we'll get him back and working this week. and get him back in there, he will be fine. marcus smith came out of the game with a left shoulder contusion, he will be fine, it's just sore. so he will be okay and everything else is healthy and good to go. >> i still don't, it's a week to week injury -- pretty substantial so these things with the big guys like

eagles coach doug peterson was apologetic and said it will not happen again. >> like you are the father of your house and you keep talking to your siblings and your kids and keep reiterating the importance of what you represent, who you represent, your families and philadelphia eagles and have you to make smart choices, and consequences in life. and if you made bad choices have you to suffer the consequences. >> peterson called the situation a legal matter waiting until the investigation is over for any action as far as the team is concerned. >>> bill cosby is back in court for a series of hearings in montgomery county. the judge is deciding whether to allow damaging testimony to be used at his june trial. the judge had to halt proceedings after cosby's attorneys had a harsh exchange with prosecutors. >>> all right talking temperatures now it's so far so good for the month of november. sky 6 hd looking live outside at pens landing this afternoon. plenty of sunshine mixing with occasional clouds and a light breeze and milder conditions than yesterday, temperatures climbing in the 70s for

we looked at tape of kansas city when doug peterson was coaching in 2014 against seattle. i covered that game for espn. kansas city beat seat well a violence physical running game. two tightens three tight ends. and i think you'll see doug peterson replicate that game plan against seattle this week. >> all right thanks jaws. if theres with a doubt who was running the phillies, it's put to rest. john middleton a limited partner since 1994, he is the majority owner with a 48% stake in the franchise. jay wright and villanova owned basketball last season and off to another good start. western michigan, how about josh hart to darryl reynolds for the slam and they fight off a come back attempt and chris jenkins big smooth with the big three and eric pascal has the big three and nova 76-65, 3-0 for the fourth straight year. >>> flyers fans have something to boo about before their game with winnipeg starts, he is a healthy scratch. ghost is benched on the same day he is named by the philadelphia sports writers the professional player of the year. coming off a bad game and the coac