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strawberries. you want strawberries? the brand—new house is going to be awesome. we're going to make it energy efficient and we're going to have lots of solar panels and a white roof and lots of insulation and it's going to be oriented the right way, and we'll have an electric car, when we can buy it. i know we've caused some problems, and i know we also hold the key to the solutions. what else do you like to eat that you think we can grow in our yard? how about some apples? ooh, mummy likes apples! it has been very mild again today, and it could be the warmest new year's eve and new year's day on record. we are going to stick with this exceptionally mild air in the uk. blustery winds, that as well, but where the winds are coming from a significant, because it's those warm, southerly winds bringing warmth up from the azores, from madeira and heading northwards into the uk and bringing a lot of cloud. these are the temperatures we got into the early evening, i4 these are the temperatures we got into the early evening, 14 or 15 widely across southern parts of the uk

this time colon hires a friend by the name of strawberry to take that hit on the adonis employees. >> he gave him an eyedropper bottle full of cyanide. and he told him this is what you do. you follow him into the men's room. you hit him on the head with a hammer and then you injekd hct with the cyanide. so this person strawberry took all this, flew over there, got cold feet, and he comes back to the united states and he goes into our office and that's how we get involved. >> reporter: after hearing strawberry's story authorities arrest ray colon and question him. >> colon was down here. he had drew this on a piece of paper that hey, i'm down here. the person you really want is up here. >> reporter: that person, steve banerjee. so the fbi devises a plan to use colon to get to banerjee. >> we're going to construct a ruse where we're going to take colon out of the country, make believe that he has become a fugitive. once he gets overseas, he'll call banerjee. >> reporter: the two eventually meet up in switzerland, where colon finally gets banerjee to talk freely. banerjee had no idea the

strawberries. - you want strawberries? the brand—new house is going to be awesome. we're going to make it energy efficient and we're going to have lots of solar panels and a white roof and lots of insulation and it's going to be oriented the right way and we'll have an electric car, when we can buy it. i know we've caused some problems, and i know we also hold the key to the solutions. what else do you like to eat that you think we can grow in our yard? how about some apples? ooh, mummy likes apples! hello. if you've already been out this morning, you will already be aware it is a very another very mild morning out there, exceptionally mild across the country, as it will be for a few days yet. tempered a little bit at times by quite a blustery wind. that is at its strongest today to the south and the west of the country, but it's coming in from a south—westerly direction, all the way from the mid—atlantic, did madeira, the azores, towards our shores. when you've got that very mild run of air, it does pick up a lot of moisture, and that's why we've seen summer ra

shortcake, this juror known by strawberry shortcake that will ensure a new trial. let's listen to what she said earlier this year if there is a new trial. >> if he is given a new trial, do you think he'll be exonerated? >> absolutely. i am confident that scott will never be convicted again. >> scott peterson's family still maintains that he is innocent. they believe in that. kris sanchez joins us live outside the courthouse in redwood city. kris, hearing is now wrapping up. the judge formally resentenced scott peterson to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> yes, and we've been monitoring that through the courthouse feed out here. and we were expecting to hear scott peterson read a statement on his own behalf and then his attorney clarified that the court did not want to hear an elocution from him. they didn't want to hear that statement because there was no other option in the resentencing other than life in prison without the possibility of parole. again, we did hear those emotional victim impact statements from the laci peterson family. the judge

to pick and then maybe humans take more time and pick the strawberries and the robots with humans can be a lot more efficient and figure out how to get the stuff off the field and another issue is this idea that a ton of food is going to waste and come by nation of robots and humans can tackle that. >> the amount we throw out in the house. we appreciate it thank you. >> interests finish to the week. the markets hanging in there quite well considering the highest inflation since i was a young pup. >> by the way, if anyone missed that earlier, that's the favorite trip down memory lane people sending in the first car experiences. >> why that contest in the driver's ed segment. >> thank you for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell" right now. >> happy friday and welcome to "closing bell. i'm sara eisen at the new york stock exchange major averages higher today. the dow tracking for the a best week since march s&p and nasdaq for the best week since july i'm mike santoli in for wilfred frost. price index climbing 6.8% year over year, highest since the 1980s. tracking some big moves on e

again he saw the potential for strawberry creek and its canyon for the neighboring adjacent campus. writing about canyon road olmsted identified the mountain gorge to create waters as commodities. here is a quote. as the road follows the stream of water from the open landscape to the bay region into the midst of the mountains and offers a great change of scenery within a short distance and will continue a unique and most valuable appendage to the general local attraction of the neighborhood. also olmsted was mentioned after possible candidates for the presidency of the college of california but his plan was never realized as apparently was lost. his sons will also become involved in several of the subdivisions in berkeley so there would be a lasting influence on the city. unrealized plans become a repeated and olmsted seniors explained to the land-grant schools. >> this is what strawberry creek looks like in the berkeley campus looks like today and as laurie mentioned as one of the features from his proposal that is maintained. >> after a failed 1866 attempt to convince the trustees

>> reporter: that bill didn't pass and attempts to increase the recycling of the red cello cups and strawberry containers didn't make it. another bill that would enforce manufacturers to slash the amount of waste generated by single use product by 70%. >> the cost of the end-of-life management for this material to the producers.>> reporter: that bill got shelved. >> we will go to the opposition to ask. -- >> i can't point to a particular member of the legislature who has been bought by these things, but i can tell you we are deeply outgunned on the environmental front about the resources. it takes a lot of money to push back and these industries have it. truth lobbies she has worked for years with nonprofit environmental groups to push for tougher regulation of waste management and production regulations. >> consistently two thirds of californians say this is a huge problem and we have really struggled to get enough votes. >> we oppose that bill . >> reporter: tim is senior director of state affairs with the american chemistry council, a trade group of plastics and chemical companies. he says

this is what the strawberry creek looked like. running through the berkeley clamps, this is what it looks like today. it is one of the features from his proposal, that is maintained. after a failed night, in 1866, and a attempt to convince people of the massachusetts agricultural college, to pursue the vision of a campus becoming an ideal community, to demonstrate the latest agriculture abilities of farmers, olmsted made a report. this report was for the new main college. however, the trustees they're also rejected the plan. in massachusetts, olmsted was asked by the leaders of the new school to lay out a road. but, homestead had bigger ideas. he prepared to give them, not a roadway, but an analysis of the philosophy that governed the formation of the college, and the training that would accord with that philosophy. a large building had been proposed, which olmsted objected to. in addition, he proposed for small two story houses. each was special specific uses. in addition, olmsted proposed to rearrange the configuration of the co

his proposal suggested taking advantage of the site's sloping terrain and strawberry creek, which runs through the campus. he advocated consideration of a semi-arid climate and native plants. he spent several nights on the grounds of the climate. in addition to the campus itself, his work also addressed town planning for the city of berkeley, which didn't exist at the time. in his plan for the city, olmstead sought to create a community of family houses that was safe and attractive. again, he saw the potential for strawberry creek and its canyon for the neighboring adjacent campus writing about canyon road, he identified a flowing creek as scenic amenities. here is a quote, as the road follows a stream of water from the open landscape to the bay region into the midst of the mountains, it offers a great change of scenery within a short distance and will continue a unique and most valuable appendage to the general local attraction to the neighborhood. olmstead was mentioned as a possible candidate for the presidency of the college of california. his plan was never realized as apparently

strawberry shortcake will testify or not. we're told that her appointed council has told her to assert the fifth amendment. there are negotiations going on now about whether she will receive immunity from the prosecution. so we may hear her side of the story as to why she answered questions, which, which the defense now says were false answers. if, in fact, she hid pertinent facts from the defense during the voir dire process, the judge may very well say that scott peterson didn't get a fair trial and that he is going to get a brand-new trial from scratch. >> before we let you go, if scott peterson is granted a new trial, would the defense be at an advantage? because they now know basically all the evidence from the trial, and they could find experts to poke hole in the prosecution's theories. >> yeah, the old saying is that the prosecution always wins a retrial. i think this is going to be an exception to the rule, because, if you look back over the things that have been discovered, new evidence, weaknesses in the prosecutio

do you want to try the mango with strawberry? i would spend my entire life living in kuwait, but i did have a bit of time when i got to live in the states and i go out on my bike, and go outside and make tree houses, and i guess i did want that for my children. i think there is a common misconception that you are able to split your time between different countries if you are kuwaiti. that has never been my reality. that the assumption you are just able to leave is not possible for everybody. this is the hottest i have ever seen kuwait. it is getting to the point where it is unbearable and i think everything about living here is hostile sometimes. you like swimming inside or outside more? inside, why do you like inside? do your feet hurt when you walk on the grass outside? yeah. it concerns me that the only life that my children have known has been in scorching heat. they want to be kids and go to the playground. and they will beg to go all day, and then we will finally break and take them, and it will be so unbearable that they w

what might be termed an informal grouping of cottages on structures in the trees north of strawberry creek. several of which you can see here. the emphasis was upon a rural enclave of the domestic nature. it was removed from the big city across the bay and it was to join a small residential community. after he returned to east, david out of the central green which is in the drawing, with the distant view on access to the golden gate this is following we all know that bernard maibach and john galen howard blew it out all the way and they were both trained in paris and abandon his skin under the patriot suit rehearsed ÃÃthe only remaining elements are of strawberry creek and one curb drive along the north. in 1866 back in partnership with locks in new york, while also serving as an editor for the nation, he completed three campus plans, one for the massachusetts agricultural college in amherst, another columbia institute for the deaf and dumb, known as gallaudet university.and one for the university of maine in colonel ÃÃwhich could be used as a parade down memories of recent war b

the only remaining elements are strawberry creek and one curve drive along the north. well, in 1866, back in partnership with vox in new york, while serving and editor for the nation, he completed three campus plans. one for the massachusetts college in amherst, another for columbia institute for the deaf and dumb which is know as gallaudet university and one for the university of maine in orono, maine. you can see the plan here in the drawing and there was a photo taken around 1907. it was an agricultural and technical school, so you can see along the top of the drawing, you can see he laid out fields to the east and west of the main academic building and he arrayed the residential cottages as you see below in a rather loose knit armament around curving lanes amid orchards and remnants of forests, which frame a large grassy meadow which can be used -- you can see it says parade ground. memories of the recent war being fresh which slopes down to the river. his plan for columbia institute for the deaf and dumb now gallaudet exhibits a number of developing ideas. one is

the only remaining element of strawberry creek and the drive along the north. in 1866, back in partnership with vaux in new york, while also serving as an editor to the nation, he completed three campus plans. one from massachusetts agricultural college in amherst. another for columbia institute for the deaf and dumb which is now gallaudet university. and one for the university of maine aunt orono, the plan for which you can see here, in 1877, and there is a photo here taken from 1907. it was an agricultural and technical school and you can see along the top of that drawing you can see the east and west of the academic building. there is a series of academic cottages in a rather loose knit arrangement around curling lanes, around orchards and remnants of forests, all of which frame a large grassy meadow which can be used as a parade ground. memories of the recent war were very fresh at that time, and it slopes down to the river. his plan for the columbia institute for the death and dom, now gallaudet, exhibits a number of ideas. one is that american college bui

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both laci's family and peterson's family are expected to speak but it is around this juror, nicknamed strawberry shortcake, lied to get on the jury panel. and be sure to join us tomorrow morning for special coverage of the scott peterson resentencing. we'll have crews at the courthouse and live legal analysis. >>> mountain lion sightings are pretty common, but seeing them in broad daylight catches your eye, especially when they're traveling with more than one. this is from erica murphy. it shows a mountain lion and her cubs along almaden road in south san jose. department of fish and wildlife tell us they are aware of the situation but the area is somewhat rural, so they're taking a wait-and-see approach to see if it goes back into its habitat. that said, it is unusual to see a mother and her cubs during the middle of the day. they're ready to respond if it become as safety issue. >>> a new plan to give stores and shoppers some peace of mind. in the wake of the recent smash and grab robberies, people are looking for all the security they can get. now there is a plan to provide some of the best p

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>> the one claim, the habeas corpus proceeding, strawberry shortcake was the proverbial stealth juror. she said things in voir dire that weren't true, and she did that in an effort to get on the jury and do what she could to convict scott peterson, and what an irony that would be if the juror who was most adamant about his guilt, and most adamant about him deserving the death penalty would be the reason that scott peterson someday walks out of court as a free man. >> who has an advantage, the prosecutor or defense? >> the old adage is that the defense has the advantage. >> thank you for your time. >> our coverage continues online. go to nbcbayarea.com for complete coverage of this case. you can also hear what peterson's lawyer said right after the hearing as well as his sister-in-law who's been the spokesperson for the scott peterson family. >>> a father and son are behind bars accused of arson in connection with the caldor fire, the wildfire that burned 220,000 acres near lake tahoe. they were arrested for reckless arson. they didn't elaborate on how they started the fire. more than

. >> that juror misconduct is alleged to be juror number seven, the juror we called strawberry short cake. she lied in jury selection. >> peterson is 49 years old and maintains his innocence. we have much more on the case at nbcbayarea.com. >>> the elizabeth homes criminal fraud trial finished with holmes in her seventh day on the witness stand. her defense team never called a potential expert witness who would have talked about abusive relationships. closing arguments take place one week from today. after that the jury should begin deliberations. >>> new rules in san francisco have business owners outraged. next, the reason they may have to tear the parking down. >>> major cuts are being debated by the san francisco school board. the district has six days to submit a new plan that would cut $125 million. at a special board meeting last night a board member introduced a proposal that would shift $50 million in cuts targeted for schools to central operations. how do i know that you're not a weirdo? ♪ confessing, yeah ♪ ♪ oh, i've been shaking ♪ ♪ i love it when you go crazy

his conviction overturned based on claims that juror number 7 in the original trial, also known as strawberry shortcake, lied to get on the jury, depriving peterson of a fair trial. >> i think there's a very real possibility that the judge is going to order that scott peterson get a new trial due to the extent of the juror misconduct in the original trial. >> that hearing is set for february. marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> breaking right now, pfizer just out with new data on the effectiveness of its covid vaccine against the omicron variant. the company says a booster shot may be the key. pfizer's study shows effectiveness with just the original two-shot combination is lower with the numbers similar to those found in a small study in south africa. but a third dose, that booster, brought the protection levels up to the vaccine. this comes as the cdc is urging everybody to take an at-home covid test before attending holiday parties. where do you get those tests and how much are they? today in the bay's ian cull has that data for you. >> it's making headlines around the world. a 40-fold

so prejudicial that it justifies a misconduct is alleged to be juror number seven, the juror we call strawberry shortcake. she lied in jury selection. she didn't, wasn't truthful on the questionnaire, and also wasn't truthful in voir dire. and as we all know now, that same juror, after conviction, sent a bunch of letters to scott, after he was in san quinton saying stuff like why did you kill connor, why did you kill laci, stuff like that. so the burden is on the prosecution to show that scott peterson didn't suffer, you know, there's not actual prejudice. and i think that's a pretty high bar to, for them to try to make. >> paula -- >> i'm sorry. i'm going on. >> let me jump in here. let's get back to this. that's part two of the story. february he's back in court and in layman's words, he could have a retrial. is there any chance here that scott peterson, whether it's one, two, three years down the road could walk away as a free man? >> well, yeah. that's true. it is possible. is it probable? i mean, i don't know. the first hurdle he needs is to have a court ruling of the jury misconduct was t

his conviction overturned, based on claims that juror number seven in the original trial, known as strawberry shortcake, lied to get on the jury, depriving peterson of a fair trial. >> i think there's a very real possibility that the jump is going to order that scott peterson get a new trial based on the extent of the juror misconduct. >> reporter: a hearing on the juror misconduct is set for february. be sure to join us tomorrow morning for special coverage of the scott peterson resentencing hearing. we'll have crews at the courthouse. marianne favro one of the few reporters inside. >>> a big decision in the east bay. less than 45 minutes ago, the oakland city council gave the green light to allow two additional police academies, one of several requests the ailing police department has made in hopes of boosting its ranks in the face of surging violence, but police reformers say not so fast, this may make oakland even more dangerous. here's melissa colorado. >> reporter: oakland police officers are leaving faster than expected. la ron armstrong says a majority of outgoing officers blame low m

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the juror called strawberry shortcake, she lied in jury selection. >> so one of our legal analysts, scott peterson is 49 years old and maintains his innocence. >>> tomorrow, family, friends and former colleagues will get together to remember this security guard. he was shot and killed after an attempted robbery in oakland last month. he was providing security for a have the have the news crew at the time. the reward money has grown to $38,000. services are tomorrow at than at the san jose sic center. we'll be streaming live on our website beginning at than. >>> we could see thousands of women coming here to california to get an abortion. many clinics will be clesed. today they laid out their plans with the support of governor newsom. >> reporter: a sanctuary state for abortions. that's what governor newsom envisioned if the supreme court which heard arguments over an abortion ban last week rules to leave abortion access up to individual states. expert say 24 states are either certain or very likely to make abortions illegal. some already have bans that would go into effect the moment roe

. >> yeah, there's brinkley guy here fluffy strawberry chocolate vanilla cream bismarck the chocolate salted carmel fashion gluten-free and even the in sweet potato chocolate. everybody had a donut today. today. everybody has johnny donuts is famous for the crowed. oh, what croissant process of the doughnut. but they're all sold out hard to be popular in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron 4 yet. so. >> you had one that. so just seen had one pam. >> oh, during how did i miss hours time. that's kind inserted myself we do for that. tiered. we always animal. >> well, all right. so it came through like a champ. that wraps it up for us. >> all right. grant and thank you. coming up with us tonight at 6 o'clock. a lot going on. of course, the omicron variant spreading in the bay area. this time it's been discovered in the south bay. the steps. doctors say you need to take to protect yourself as they try to learn more about this new variant also the death of mario gonzales as he was being restrained by alameda police earlier this year has now been ruled a homicide. we will explain how the coro

how do moose track no bake bits and warm strawberry milk with candy canes sound? >> sounds amazing. >> get all that? stick around, you're going to find out the recipes. >> wired for christmas. then we're going to take you on a tour of this year's decorations at the white house. >> let's get started with a check of the morning's top headlines with nbc news now anchor aaron gilchrist. good morning. merry christmas. >> good morning, everybody. merry christmas to you. we begin with the coronavirus today and the omicron variant slightly dimming the holiday spirit. overnight hundreds of christmas eve flights abruptly canceled but covid is not shutting down everything. nbc's kathy park joining us live from times square with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right, the new year's eve bash here in times square is still on, but it will be scaled back, and of course due to rising covid cases, the travel will be capped to 15,000, and everyone will be required to wear a mask and be vaccinated. this morning surging covid cases across the country

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. >> yeah, there's brinkley guy here fluffy strawberry chocolate vanilla cream bismarck the chocolate salted carmel fashion gluten-free and even the in sweet potato chocolate. everybody had a donut today. today. everybody has johnny donuts is famous for the crowed. oh, what a croissant process of the doughnut, but they're all sold out hard to be popular in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron 4 oh, so delicious is now we're always looking for great places to dine in or get take out your neighborhood. you can. >> scan this qr code on your screen is going to take you directly to our dine and dish web page where you can submit your favorite restaurant. >> for us to feature and then we can check them out. so please send them over. we'll be right back after the break. >> welcome back. it is 4.55 on this friday morning. that feels great to say what maybe doesn't feel so great. it's just how cold it is outside, though. temperatures have fallen well down into the 30's this morning and that is resulting in something that might wake you up a little bit as you're venturing out there. we do have a

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