laura scott, at the top know— to stay that way. laura scott, at the top know thank _ to stay that way. laura scott, at the top know thank you - to stay that way. laura scott, at the top know thank you very - to stay that way. laura scott, at. the top know thank you very much. they are asking how the christmas schedule might be hit on today's programme. that one available right now. you can watch that right now on the bbc iplayer. maybe wait until after sportsday. it's notjust the premier league that's been affected by covid. manchester city versus reading in the wsl on sunday has been postponed. that's due to a number of cases in city's squad. all european rugby matches this weekend involving uk and french clubs have been postponed due to the travel restrictions in place between the two countries. next week's battle of the brits tennis exhibition event has been cancelled. organiserjamie murray said he was gutted, but some things are bigger than tennis. onto the cricket, then, where the second day of the second ashes test followed a

laura scott, bbc news. the actress sienna miller is the latest celebrity to win damages, following claims of phone hacking by a tabloid newspaper. she's accepted a substantial settlement from rupert murdoch's news group newspapers after accusing the sun of illegally obtaining her medical records, which revealed that she was pregnant. the scottish government has set out its spending plans in the first budget since the scottish national party and the greens entered a co—operation agreement following elections earlier this year. there are pledges on health and social care, child poverty, and green investment. 0ur scotland correspondent james cook's report does contain some flashing images. three, two, one, fire. as budget day dawned, an era ended. this was scotland's last coal—fired power station, the largest in europe. the plant in fife crashed to the ground as the snp and the greens outlined how they would bring down both emissions and poverty. today's budget is a budget of choices, and we have chosen to

laura scott with the latest, thank you. the scottish government delivered its budget this afternoon, setting out financial plans for the year to come. it is the first budget since the scottish national party and the greens entered a co—operation agreement following elections earlier this year. the announcement saw pledges on health and social care, child poverty, and green investment. this report from scotland correspondent james cook contains flash photography. as budget day dawned, and era ended. this was scotland's last coal fired power station, the largest in europe. it crashed to the ground as the snp and the greens outlined how they would bring down both emissions and poverty. they would bring down both emissions and ove . ., , , they would bring down both emissions and ove . ., , and poverty. today's budget is a buduet and poverty. today's budget is a bud . et of and poverty. today's budget is a budget of choices, _ and poverty. today's budget is a budget of choices, and - and poverty. today's budget is a budget of

laura scott, bbc news. bryony frost issued a short statement in response to the decision, thanking her supporters and saying that she'll take a few days to reflect on the outcome before making any comment. the jockey wasn't at the hearing, instead, she was at warwick, winning the opening race. an emotional frost was cheered by racegoers as she won on—board graystone for trainer lucy wadham. the hotly—anticipated final race of the formula one season is almost upon us. red bull's max verstappen and mercedes' lewis hamilton go into the abu dhabi grand prix on equal points. so will there be a new drivers' champion or will hamilton get a record eighth title? the bbc�*s sports editor dan roan asked red bull team principal christian horner who he thought would win. it's hard to be confident. it has been so close between those two drivers, from the first race all the way through. lewis and mercedes have had the better car since the summer break, arguably, buti had the better car since the summer break, arguab

here's our senior sports news reporter laura scott. (vt) 0n the 31st ofjuly 2019, thorbjorn 0lesen had been travelling first class from nashville to london heathrow on a british airways flight after competing in a golf tournament in memphis. a woman on the flight said the danish golfer had been unsteady on his feet before he kissed her hands, nuzzled his head into the nape of her neck and then grabbed her breast. a member of the cabin crew said the five—time european tour winner had appeared highly intoxicated and totally spaced out. another said she had never come across such bad behaviour on board a flight in 27 years of service and the captain of the flight said he and others had discussed possibly diverting the course of the flight if the situation escalated. the judge was told that he had no memory of his behaviour on board the plane after drinking alcohol and taking sleeping pills and he felt terrible and embarrassed. trevor burke qc who is representing him told the court that what happened was a single isolated incident and he

laura: scott peters -- >> scott peterson is innocent. laura: her comments are made in stark contrast to -- in his appeal for a new trial. >> we will you back here for two months -- in two months for a jury misconduct issue. that is not where the problem started. the problem started when lacey went missing and the modesto police did not follow up on sightings or evidence that she was alive. while his sister-in-law continues to proclaim his innocence after nearly two decades, his sister is certain her brother is guilty. >> i wish you would take just a fraction of pain away and just be honest. laura: laura anthony, abc 7 news. larry: part of building a better bay area is highlighting others who are working towards the same mission we have here at abc 7. the brand-new san francisco standard has a team of journalists with a goal to serve everybody with a stake in the future of san francisco. at abc 7 news, we are excited to announce a partnership with the san francisco standard. we spoke about why she is running with the state -- for the stat

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scott is there for us now. well, as things stand, tottenham will play liverpool here on sunday but tottenham know only too well how quickly things can change, with their last three fixtures having been called off due to covid. we know there are three suspected positive cases in the liverpool squad. more games have been postponed in the premier league because of covid than in all of last season, including five of the ten games that were due to be held this weekend. elsewhere, 19 english football league games are wrath across the three divisions, and five champions cup and two challenge cup games are off in rugby union. the sports minister nigel huddlestone hasissued sports minister nigel huddlestone has issued a fresh push on vaccinations after it emerged that 25% of afl players don't intend to get the vaccine so the jab drive goes on but given that some top—flight clubs are experiencing what are deemed uncontrollable outbreaks, there are calls for managers and players for a so—called circuit breaker, meanin

our correspondent, laura scott, is at the premier league's hq in west london. it comes at a time when the premier league has experienced the highest ever total of cases. a few weeks ago it was 42 cases in one week, and over the weekend only four of the scheduled ten games due to be played went ahead. the others were postponed due to covid outbreaks among squads, some outbreaks deemed uncontrollable and some training ground shut. that's given rise to a debate about the pros and cons of a so—called circuit breaker. the premier league is keen to keep the show on the road, they maintained that position throughout they want to keep fixtures going ahead where it is safe. as you say, an emergency meeting of the 20 clubs called today with the premier league bosses. do we know what the options they are actually considering, the types of options there are? because this has huge financial implications — the reason it is such a packed schedule around christmas and new year, because all those tv deals, it is a box office. do we know it what it is they are considering? t

laura scott is at tottenham, one of the few games in the premier league still due to go ahead on sunday. laura. as things stand, and things have changed very quickly this week, tottenham are due to play liverpool here on sunday. five of this week's premier league games have been called off. it is notjust the premier league. half of english football league fixtures have been postponed this weekend due to covid and tennis and rugby union are also affected. with the fixture chaos and the recent surge in cases have led to calls for a so—called circuit breaker with managers and players favouring a break of a few weeks. but there is resistance from others and league bosses are keen to keep the show on the road. there were similar debates last december, but one chief executive told me tonight the momentum behind a circuit breaker are greater than they were last year. there was a fresh post to encourage players to get vaccinated after it emerged a quarter of efl players do not intend to getjabbed. given the congested calendar at christmas and the uncontrollable outbreaks at some squads, they

scott is outside the british horseracing authority in central london. 0n the face of it this might look like a case between two jockeys but in fact it's raised wider questions about the conduct within the weighing room and it will likely send reverberations around the entire sport. bryony frost is one of the most successful and high profile figures within racing, but the panel spoke of how she'd risked isolation and rejection by her peers when making complaints last year about a fellow jockey, making complaints last year about a fellowjockey, robbie dunne. during five days of evidence hear the british horseracing authority's case, which was that she'd been the victim of a vendetta, and a short while ago the independentjudicial panel found robbie dunne in breach of four counts of conduct prejudicial to the repetition of horse he said —— hope that he was guilty of distasteful targeting, deliberate harassment and at times dangerous bullying of bryony frost. the chair said there was a real concern about the weighing room culture which was said to be deep—rooted and coercive. we are ex

here�*s our senior sports news reporter laura scott. on the 31st ofjuly 2019, thorbjorn olesen had been travelling first class from nashville to london heathrow on a british airways flight after competing in a golf tournament in memphis. a woman on the flight said the danish golfer had been unsteady on his feet before he kissed her hands, nuzzled his head into the nape of her neck and then grabbed her breast. a member of the cabin crew said the five—time european tour winner had appeared highly intoxicated and totally spaced out. another said she had never come across such bad behaviour on board a flight in 27 years of service and the captain of the flight said he and others had discussed possibly diverting the course of the flight if the situation escalated. the judge was told that he had no memory of his behaviour on board the plane after drinking alcohol and taking sleeping pills and he felt terrible and embarrassed. trevor burke qc who is representing him told the court that what happened was a single isolated incident and he said

laura, it seems the show must go on? yes, despite the fixture chaos over the weekend and the calls from players and managers for a so—called circuit breaker, including a suggestion that continuing with games was a huge risk to players and staff, today those in charge of the 20 clubs agreed that the festive feast of football should go on. a statement from the premier league said that while recognising a number of clubs are experiencing covid—i9 outbreaks and challenges, it is the league's collective intention to continue the current fixture schedule where safely possible. they said the health and well—being of all concern remains their priority, and the league will continue to monitor and reflect public health guidance, always proceeding with caution. that's the announcement from today's meeting. joe linsky takes a look at the destruction caused to football this weekend. it was taught�*s first match for a fortnight. typically it was thrilling. there 2—2 draw was one of four top—flight games to go ahead. the re

here's our senior sports news reporter laura scott. element on the 31st ofjuly, he had been travelling first class for nashville to london on been travelling first class for nashville to londor- been travelling first class for nashville to london on the flight after competing _ nashville to london on the flight after competing in _ nashville to london on the flight after competing in a _ nashville to london on the flight after competing in a golf- nashville to london on the flight - after competing in a golf tournament in memphis. women on the flight say the danish golfer had been unsteady on his feet before he kissed her hand, and nuzzled her head into the nape of her neck and then grabbed her breasts and a member of the cabin and crew said the man had appeared highly intoxicated and totally spaced out. another said she had never come across such bad behaviour on board a flight in 27 years of service and the captain of the flight said he and others have talked about diverting the course of the flight if the situation escalated. thejur

here's our senior sports correspondent, laura scott, reports: today in the fourth day of that hearing, robbie dunn gave his evidence to the panel. he admits that in september last year at the racecourse after his chorus had been fatally injured in the race, he told briney that he would put her through the wing, which means the side of the wing, which means the side of the fence, but denied this was a threat, it was a figure of speech, thatis threat, it was a figure of speech, that is regularly used in the waiting room. he told the panel that he had never used the threat of violence towards another jockey. mister dunn had already admitted one breach of the rules by behaving in a violent or improper manner towards briney frost on that day, but denies similar charges at stratford in 2020 and denies bullying and harassing briney frost over a seven month last year. he says they are benign for cutting across otherjockeys dangerously during races and this is a view shared by other senior jockeys. during his evidence, he also accused the farm amateurjockey of making up some of her evidence ab

our correspondent, laura scott, is at the premier league's hq in west london. laura — what options will they be discussing today? quite simply the debate will be whether it's safe and sensible to continue with the premier league season. six of the weekend �*s ten scheduled top—flight games had to be postponed. rising cases within the league have given rise to calls for a circuit breaker effectively pours in the season for one or more match rounds. the premier league approach to date has been to continue with the current schedule for possible unsafe and they are expected to maintain that position today knowing if they were to postponed games, rearranging them would be difficult in an already congested season. some managers have said a circuit is necessary in the interests of player welfare, the chelsea the fact his side played yesterday was a huge risk. we know captains and managers will meet with the premier league later in the week and we expect new vaccination figures from the premier league and testing figures later today which could be very telling. c

i am kris sanchez. >> i am scott mcgrew. laura and marcus have the day off. >> i had my plants out there and they were ready to collect a little rain we are getting this morning. we can still see lingering showers over the tri-valley as well as the south bay, so a little wet drive for you as you are heading up 101. a couple sprinkles, light rain, and this is a weak system that will be tapering off but we have a chance of some of the showers near the coast and in san francisco for the next couple of hours, and the rest of the day it will be clearing out and sunny. we will have another chance of rain in the forecast on thursday and we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >>> northbound 101, i was worried about the people involved this this crash but they may have been gone from the scene for quite sometime, actually. so far the longer drives are okay. we'll talk on them closer, coming up. >>> local grocery stores are stepping up and implementing barriers. >>> chicken orders were going on the the door, and you would never know there was a robbery. >> do you see

laura scott is at the premier league's headquarters in west london. well, of the premier league presses on for the time being. that's despite six of the ten scheduled games over the weekend having been postponed, due to covert outbreaks among squads, and some managers and players having called for a so—called circuit breaker are effectively a pause on the season for at least one round of matches. today, those in charge of the 20 clubs agreed a collective intention to press on with matches, where safely possible. of course there is no guarantee how many of those matches will go ahead, given what we've seen recently. clubs have been reminded that where they have 13 fit players plus a goalkeeper, they should fulfil their games, and the vaccination drives goes on. in the last hour we have heard 77% of premier league players have now been double jab, up from 68% in mid—october, and to help with fixture congestion, the fa has agreed to scrap the third and fourth round replay in the fa cup. the seven boxing day fixtures have been postponed in the english

. >> i am scott mcgrew. laura and marcus have the day off. overnight, light rain moved through the bay area so they have wet roads for your commute. how long is wet weather sticking around, kari? >> the rain was expected to be in the overnight hours and we will see it tapering off over the next few hours. we are seeing the sky clearing in the north bay, and that could set the stage for fog, and some of the light showers pushing through the south county right now as it moves away from the bay area, we will gradually see the sky clearing today. cool temperatures stick around and another round of rain moving in by the end of the week. i will have that in the forecast. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> in just a few hours, the city of oakland combating the recent spike in crime, especially homicides. >> the city council will vote on new incentives to hire new police officers. >> reporter: that vote taking place in a few hours from now. the mayor of the oakland city council, they want to fill positions in the police department a

. >>> with us, senior cnn legal analyst laura coates and scott jennings, former special assistant to george w. bush. good to have you with us this morning. let's pick up on where we stand this morning in terms of mark meadows. referred to the justice department based on what we saw with steve bannon, i guess the question is more can we take anything away from what we saw with steve bannon on how that was handled and what we can expect moving forward with mark meadows? >> remember, there was a long process in terms of getting to the point where the department of justice actually put him before a grand jury in the sense of the case before a grand jury. they were largely contemplating what was going to come after that, how many people were going to copycat the steve bannon approach. i would assume their contemplative state of mind is going to expedite the future discussions including one right now. but oddly enough, steve bannon, of course, and mark meadows are in very different positions. steve bannon never having been part of the administration since 2017. counter that to mark meadows

. >> i am scott mcgrew. laura and marcusav

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i am scott mcgrew. >> i am kira klapper. laura and marcus have the day off. thank you for joining us on this final day of the year. one country just rang in their new year. ♪ >> wow. >> we are all dancing in our chairs. this incredible show was in australia, just an hour ago when the clock struck midnight. >> and here in the bay area, vianey arana is in for kari, and she's tracking our new years forecast. >> kira and i have our shiny party dresses on to party in the studio. it's 43 degrees right now in san francisco. it's going to be cold today. i want to take you on a tour, look at san josÉ, 37 degrees right now. oh, that's so cold. but it's dry, so that's good, right. walnut creek even colder. 35 degrees. now, this cold air is going to linger not just through today but also through tomorrow. dublin at 36 degrees, and over the next several hours essentially we will get up to the 40s with a little bit more sunshine by the afternoon. we're going to top out in the upper 40s, a couple low 50s. a full forecast on what to expect coming up in a bit. back to you.

our senior sports news reporter laura scott has more. well, on the face of it, this might look like a case between two jockeys, but in actual fact, look like a case between two jockeys, but in actualfact, it look like a case between two jockeys, but in actual fact, it has raised wider questions and it will send reverberations around the entire sport. frost is one of the highest profile figures within racing, but the panel spoke of how she risked isolation and rejection by her peers, when she made complaints about a fellow jockey. during five days of evidence here, the british horse racing authority is case was that she had been the victim of a van better. a short while ago, robbie was found in breach of four counts. they said he was to take guilty of distasteful targeting, deliberate harassment on and off the track, and at times, dangerous bullying. his chair and said there was a real concern about the culture which was deep—rooted and coercive. we are expecting to hear the sanctions that will be applied to robbie dunn later today. it'

. >> i am scott mcgrew. laura and marcus have the day off. let's take you out live to san josÉ. if you have not been outside yet you may not have realized overnight rain moved in. >> sounds great. meteorologist, kari hall, is tracking showers this morning and has a look at the forecast in case you don't have your holiday lights up yet. >> we did start out with early morning showers, and so wet roads could be left, that's outside in oakland. we will get ready for another chance of quick moving showers on thursday, and then we have a storm that will bring in heavy rain and snow. still light showers as you are stepping out the tker in san francisco and across the bay in fremont, and rain will push to the south of us. a lot more activity that we will break down in the forecast, coming up in a few minutes. >>> new confirmed cases of omicron show up in california. the total number of covid cases statewide approaching 5 million since the start of the pandemic. so far at least 74,000 people across the state have died. >>> today we are moving you forward with efforts to limit risks, and

our correspondent laura scott is at the high court. explain a little bit more about this case and what is being said today, laura. well, when it was confirmed at the start of the trial that barry bennell will be giving evidence as a witness, the claimants barrister meant the defence of manchester city was being based on the words of one of britain's most notorious paedophile. of britain's most notorious paedophile-— of britain's most notorious --aedohile. : . :, , paedophile. and a wholly unreliable la er. paedophile. and a wholly unreliable lawyer- michael _ paedophile. and a wholly unreliable lawyer. michael kent _ paedophile. and a wholly unreliable lawyer. michael kent qc— paedophile. and a wholly unreliable i lawyer. michael kent qc representing the club said it was the only option because of the relevant witnesses had died. today, giving a second day evidence from prison in cambridgeshire where he is serving a 3a year sentence for sexual offences against boys, barry bennell said there was no proof he worked for manchester cit

i'm scott mcgrew. >> marcus and laura are off today. after days of rain we're finally getting a break, but the cold is not stopping. vianey arana is in for kari and mike. how is it looking? >> we have some clouds, so it's helping keep temperatures in the 40s. the windchill factor is going to play a role. 43 in walnut creek. it's still pretty busy down in southern california. we're still seeing very active weather through the grapevine. dublin now about 40 degrees with peeks of sunshine coming in. we saw a really nice improvement when it comes to the california drought monitor. >>> if you are going to celebrate the new year tomorrow night, health experts are begging you cob careful. mask rules are being reinstated, booster shot requirements are being called out and san francisco is calling off

i am scott mcgrew. >> i am kira klapper. laura and marcus have the day off. thank you for joining us on this final day of the year. one country just rang in their new year.

, is perhaps exactly what our governor had in mind. >> scott, some legal experts saw this coming. >> they did. one gun lobby in texas lobbied against the abortion law because they realized if texas argument works, other states could make the same argument about any constitutional right like guns or really anything else. >> well, we'll be watching closely. >> for sure. >> thanks, scott. >>> let's take a live look outside. how about san francisco right now? the rain has been coming down over much of the bay area, but look at that. a little bit of a break as we saw with our reporter cierra a short time ago. the sun is out giving a little relief. still the winds are out there and the soggy weather. >> this is what the computer models showed earlier. a break by late morning but that's ahead of that line of possibly severe weather that could come in by this afternoon. let's talk about our rain totals we've had so far. it continues to go up. we are nearing 10 inches at mount tam right now. scott creek, over 7 inches of rain in marin. almost 5 1/2 inches of rain there. napa reaching nearly 3

>> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. we are expected to hear from scott peterson before being resentenced for the killing of his wife and unborn son. he was convicted of killing his wife and unborn son in 2004, but last year the california supreme court overturned peterson's death sentence because they found the judge made a mistake that impacted his fair right to a jury. our legal analysts said the first time the family addressed the court it was gut wrenching. >> i can tell you it was one of the most moving and emotionally powerful days i ever seen in a courtroom. i saw hard-boiled veteran homicide detectives with tears in their eyes. >> along with lacey peterson's friends and family, scott peterson is expected to break his silence today for the first time in 20 years as he seeks in a separate hearing a new trial. >> with any luck we are going to hear more details about what he was doing, where he was going and perhaps even what he thinks about the new evidence that has emerged in this case. i think at this point we ha

laura ingles and i covered it every night. that was really a game exchanger for the prosecution and the death knell to the defense. >> john: 32 seats reserved for the family of laci peterson and scott peterson. we will see what happens in the court. mercedes, thank you. amazing that we are back here where we were in 2004. >> sandra: we covered it every day then. laci peterson and her family have been through so much. >> john: and getting put through it again. >> sandra: a navy seal commanding officer died following an incident during training. the 43-year-old led field team 8. he died yesterday from injuries sustained during a training session on saturday. a navy commander called him one of our very best leaders who . he served in the u.s. navy since may of 2001 and leaves behind a wife and five children. >> john: u.s. job openings rising again as more than 4 million americans quit their jobs in october. we heard that before. why is this trend continuing to worsen. former reagan advisor will weigh in on the breaking economic n

i'm laura garcia. in about 90 minutes scott peterson is expected to appear in san mateo county courtroom for resentencing in the murder of his wife lacy and their unborn son. last year the state supreme court overturned his death sentence. he'll now receive life in prison. and peterson will address the court, which would mark the first time he breaks his silence in nearly 20 years. the separate request for a new trial is ongoing. today's hearing is set to begin at 10:00 this morning. at that time nbc bay area will begin special coverage with crews at the courthouse in redwood city and legal analysis as well. >>> let's check the forecast right now with a cold start to our morning. how's it looking now, terry? >> it's cold, now cloudy, we'll see light rain moving in later on this afternoon. very spotty rain and most of us will get about a few hundredths of an inch of rain. very light and clearing out for the next few days as our chilly temperatures remain, and then we'll have some heavier rain, gusty win

marcus and laura have the day off. in new zealand, it's already 2022. theyre

marcus and laura have the day off. in new zealand, it's already 2022. they are the first country in the world to bid farewell to 2021. >> and a light show from the harbor bridge in sky tower, and the celebration kicks off the countdown for the rest of the world waiting for the new year. >> let's get a look at our forecast. vianey arana is in for kari, and the joke is we are both wearing sparkles but scott is not. >> yeah, my sparkle jacket is at the dry-cleaner. poor planning on my part. >>> i want to bring up southern california because we had an active weather pattern through so cal yesterday, and that was causing major issues on the grapevine, and it looks like traffic is moving through this stretch nicely, so if you planned to travel down to south california, it will be cold. be careful because it's so cold we could see icy conditions through some parts of the grapevine. oh, it's cold in santa rosa. napa, 34. look at concord. 37 degrees. a couple low 50s. i will take you through your new year's eve forecast and what to expect heading through the wee

christine and laura? >> jessica, thank you for that. >>> important health news this morning. older teens are eligible now for covid booster shots and federal health officials are recommending they get them right now. get them right away. the fda authorized the pfizer vaccine booster in teens age 16 and 17. a short time later, the cdc made it an official recommendation. >> an fda official noted new evidence that vaccine effectiveness is waning after the second dose for adults and older teens. and that a booster helps provide continued protection. with more holiday gatherings coming up now, officials are strongly recommending boosters for everyone, even using poetry to make the point. >> we have a pretty bad time happening right now with the delta variant. once again, cases going up, hospitalizations going up, deaths going up. so if you haven't yet got that booster and you are six months away from pfizer or moderna or two months away for j&j, don't wait. this is the moment. christmas is coming. the geese ar

laura anthony covered the disappearance 20 years ago and was one of the few reporters allowed in the courtroom. >> face to his late wife's family for the first time in nearly 17 years, scott peterson looked them in the eye as they blasted him for killing laci peterson and her unborn son. 19 euros ago today by you were in the midst of planning lacey's murder. laci is dead because she trusted you. earlier, laci's told peterson, it makes me sick to be before you now. even though the death penalty has been lifted, you will be penalized in this life and after. after the family spoke, the judge resentenced peterson to life in prison, bringing an end to his long stay on san

. >> that was inspired by scott mcgrew. i saw him scratching his back -- >> yeah, i am, like, laura, can you scratch right there? >> now you know what to get him, laura. nice stocking stuffers, for the teachers in your life or moms that help you with car pools. >> you were trying to support local businesses through that. >> yes, and it's so easy to click by on your app, and if you find it local than your dollars stay local. sports basement, which is our big sporting goods store is locally owned, too. >> people can find them on your facebook page if they want to go back and look at them. >> on instagram. they did post on facebook, but on instagram, there's a highlight tab and they are all in there. >> thank you very much. >> merry christmas. happy kwanzaa. >> share your christmas lights as well. already people are sharing. >> yeah, i asked folks to share with me their lights. we know michael norris who is big in the affordable housing industry, he had his bike decorated, and we love seeing them so you can find that on my fac

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some of this, marcus and laura, is build back better. apparently failing. some of it is omicron with the worry this could really affect our economy. but it's a bad day indeed on wall street. >> but you know, scott, one of the developments this morning is that chuck schumer says he still wants to hold that vote on build back better, even if manchin doesn't vote because it will fail. >> it will fail so why have the vote. manchin -- he wants manchin on record to do more than just talk on tv. turning down the benefits that would help american families and families in west virginia where he's from. now manchin does seem to change his mind all the time. this is what caught the white house so off guard. so probably, possibly he'll say yes in the end. also there are 50 republicans who say they're going to say no, but that seems like no for reduced cost on influence, free preschool, lower taxes for low-wage workers. maybe one of them says yes and maybe you just take the vote anyway. >> we'll be watching to see what that vote is if it happens. >> for sure. >> thank y

laura engel has the details outside the courthouse in northern california. >> the last time scott peterson set foot inside this courthouse was in 2005, the day he was sentenced and today he will be back again not only to be resentenced but also to face lacey peterson's family nearly two decades later. so this is like deja vu for a lot of people here as they return to the courtroom to watch him go from death row inmate to receiving life in prison without the possibility of parole. scott peterson is expected to speak at today's resentencing hearing for the first time in a court proceeding. he never testified at his double murder trial in 2004 or sentencing in 2005 which brought international attention to this case. his death sentence overturned after the california supreme court ruled that the original trial judge wrongly excluded potential jurors who opposed to death penalty which gave him the rare chance to leave san quentin prison and return here to the jail. he may get a new trial over juror misconduct. a lot going on here. i spoke with two jurors yesterday their thoughts on these new de

and thank you everyone for joining us and providing the comments for scott sanchez. so, we are now moving on to item number 6. this is appeal number 21-066, laura kemp versus san francisco public works and subject property is 231 dwight street appealing the issuance on july 6th, 2021 to mobile net of california lp of a wireless box permit and it's installed a wireless box the proposed personal wireless services is in a zoning location and this is permit number 21-wr-00051. for further consideration. note, on september 1st, 2021, upon motion by president honed dark the board voted 5-0 to continue this item to november 17th, so that the permit holder can send out proper information required by article 25. so, given that the onus was on the permit holder, we'll hear from the permit holder first. represented by paul albritain. you have three minutes. >> good evening, members of the board can you hear me? >> yes, welcome. >> thank you. it was actually wonderful to see everybody past and present and scott and i didn't want to interrupt your participation but he has been ma