scott. >> she wasn't bashful. >> reporter: and laci's mother liked scott, liked him a lot. >> very charming, very polite, perfect gentleman. >> bring you roses, that sorta thing? >> he'd had a dozen roses for laci and then a dozen roses for me. so, of course, i was impressed. >> reporter: the courtship was like that, old fashioned. in what seemed like a good way. >> he actually asked our permission to marry laci. and we gave him our permission. >> reporter: there was a big wedding in the summer of '97. and by the turn of the millenium scott was a fertilizer salesman in modesto. laci a substitute teacher. his job took him on the road a lot, but they were happy. did the three of you get to know the two of 'em together much before -- >> uh-huh. i thought he was a great guy. >> we thought they were great together. >> she was always happy. it was almost a joke of, "gosh, does he have a brother?" >> reporter: though laci struggled to get pregnant, after nearly five years of marriage that came too.

but scott wouldn't do that. he'd only go to a point. >> he's just cool as a moose. >> he was steve mcqueen cool. >> reporter: the story of what happened to her, too, the other woman whose name was also thrust into a cultural moment, amber frey. what does a saga like that do to a person's life? >> well, i'd say -- i mean, from day one it completely changed my life. >> reporter: and the story told by a frustrated ex-journalist, convinced that the cops, the prosecutors, the public, got it all wrong. >> did scott peterson kill his wife? >> i don't believe that. i do not believe he did. >> reporter: and a video we found buried in the court archives. >> so what you're telling me, scott, is there's no -- you have no idea where laci is? >> i do not. >> reporter: scott peterson talking to a detective just hours after sounding the alarm. laci was missing. but before we get there, we'll begin here with laci peterson's mother sharon rocha surrounded, fortified really by laci's best friends, stacey boyers, lori ellsworth, an

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, as you know, is moving forward with the proceedings of getting him resentenced. scott peterson has been spending the last couple of days here at the jail in san mateo county. he will be sent back to san quentin, we believe, at this point. but the attorney

scott peterson resentenced to life in prison. but could he ultimately be a freeman after being convicted of murdering his wife laci and their unborn son. >>> why is marin county experiencing an uptick in covid cases? >> it's one of the lessons that we're offering is that what, despite having high vaccination rates, it doesn't necessarily protect you against increases in cases. >> the county's top doctor is with us and tell us why he might reinstate the mask mandate. and more rain is on the way. we have the hour by hour forecast. >>> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. interesting story here about the local parents who sent their kid to school knowing that the child was positive. >>> also the father and son accused of arson in the lake tahoe fire earlier this year, just ahead. but we start in redwood city. scott peterson, back in court and sentenced again. today the 49-year-old was iven life in prison without parole. this comes nearly 17 years after he was originally given the death sentence for the mu

scott obviously does this for a living. the level of professionalism, amongst most of these people, is exquisite. as a scott, the people who they have to deal with as far as the keeping people safe, it's pretty amazing failsafe system. yeah, no, i think when we heard the news of this, every one in my business was just kind of ask themselves, how is that even possible? how is this even occurred or happened? because you had the, you have certain rules and you know, we don't know what happened, but it's, it is strange and very surprising. now what we say a prayer for the poor woman's soul and we'll find out what happens soon enough. in the interim we can all be just i, i don't think we deal well was being baffled anymore. but the same thing. like i said, i've only done a few films, whatever they had and we a fake gun. they opened it showed me the whole deal, and i often think geez, how did it, how did he come to this? we will find dad in the interim. ah, we will be looking for scott. adkins one shot long side ryan or an ashley

. >> plus, scott peterson heads back to court tomorrow. we're going to break down why he's being resentenced for his double murder conviction nearly 20 years ago. >>> and how's the fix going? we investigate new data on the millennium tower and how much it's leaned during recent testing. the news at 5:30 starts right now. good tuesday, thanks for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. this was a high-stakes meeting. president biden warning president putin not to invade ukraine. russia has been moving troops to the ukrainian border for weeks raising concerns that putin will test the west's willingness to protect its allies. >> good to see you again. >> reporter: video shows president biden and putin greeting each other during the start of the meeting. it comes a tens of thousands of troops are at the border. >> everybody knows what the buildup is. he wants to get people's attention, and he has. >> reporter: the white house says president biden warned putin the u.s. and european allies would respond with economic and other measures

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scott atkins with us the corey. i graphy so important scott: i would imagine the on air shooting time is almost dwarfed by the prep work. you've got to get this right or somebody's catching a template or a he'll kick in there temp or the soft eggshell ball and you've got to get these down. tell me about how much prep goes into it. a lot of trench, i mean i'm pressing a movie at the moment and all today i've been arranging 5 sequences and since i'm to feel like i'm losing brains, jobs can spend that many hours in the day just in this sentence. get punched. it's like, man, i've got, i've got a headache at the moment, but yes, you, you really, you drilling it really, you with the guy that you're fighting on screen. i mean, it may look like you're trying to rip his head. in reality, you're walking as if you're dancing together and partnership. it's a violent dance, but we're working together to show that aggressiveness bookkeeping each other safe . and you know, if i trust the guy on with, i can get much closer to him a

>> yes, i am, scott. and even with elon musk pushing on it hard basically since thanksgiving or so, scott, look at where it is it's nearly 1,100 still. the 52-week high, all-time high, 1243 i've seen estimates up there at 1,800. so, i don't know why you'd have an estimate that far under where tesla is right now don't blame the analyst for having a negative outlook. but, boy, a 76% under where it is trading target doesn't make sense to me, scott >> all right jason, lastly to you i got a call on mcdonald's today. price target goes up from 300 to 275 at argus mcdonald's is not too far from a record high in its own right what do you think of it here >> yeah. obviously mcdonald's has had a great year it's up over 25% 2% yield still trading at 27 times. i think they've done a great job with delivery. they've done a great job with the digital experience i think it does have a little bit of juice left here so i agree with the call i think it's a good one. >> all right 'lta quick break we'll come back and we'll do

scott once again heard from the family of his victim. laci's mother said that nearly 20 years later the pain is persistent. she called him a coward and self-centered saying there are two things that will never change, laci and connor will always be dead and you will always be their murderer. judge ann kristine masuelo sentenced him to life without parole. >> i think what he would have liked to have said is he wanted to talk about the fact that he did one of the things that really upsets him is this concept that he did not want to have a child. and he wanted to talk a little bit about that, and the fact that he would have never, ever harm laci and connor. >> reporter: more than 17 years after his cop vix, peterson's sister-in-law maintains his ensense. >> scott peterson is innocent. >> reporter: he will be back in court in february on allegations that juror misconduct prevented him from getting a fair trial. if granted, he could get a whole new trial. >> we wanted to share a few quotes from laci peterson's family. laci's mother looked dir

bought 'em during the show, scott. >> okay. good stuff let's take one last check of the markets, too we mentioned we certainly come off the highs in the s&p's case which is going for its 70th record close of the year it had dipped into negative territory. it is still sitting there. it is a fractional move, down four points. the nasdaq is under more pressure today, down about 76 or so the dow hanging on to a 79 point gain at this hour. that does it for us. see you tomorrow "the exchange" starts now. ♪ >>> yes, it does thank you, scott i am brian in once again for kelly. here is what is ahead on "the exchange". >>> another day, other record for stocks i mean at least it was if we end higher, the s&p 500 will post its 70th record closing high of the year tech, not so much. >>> up next, the best places for your money in the new year >>> president biden not leaving it just to the fed to try to fight inflation. the other regulators he is calling on to try to fight soaring prices everywhere and whether that strategy will work. >>> p

that's one i was trading, scott. i was trading a couple of the airlines again for the first time in a long time. delta and american, but, again, for trades literally day trades in those. nclh and ccl, as well. but those were, again, trades. most of those i have exited already today, scott some of them had nice moves whether you want to view that as reopening or things catching up. but as far as holding anything right now, the only one of those names that i still hold right here is roku on the day. >> these are undoubtedly reacting to that positive pfizer news that we got today some of the names that we just showed up. the cruise lines and the other travel names let's take a quick break we'll come back. i'll tell you about a bullish call on the worst performing dow component this year. we'll debate if you should add it now to your portfolio we're back now in two minutes. — , that makes you — are you asking if i'm 85 years old? i mean sea turtles live to 150, so...nn — i — i was not. do i look 85? what! no! you

scott is just an amazing person. i have enjoyed my nine years working with him and i definitely consider him a friend and i wish him all the best going forward. give the wife and the kid a big hug from uncle daryl and thank you. who would like to, i i see commissioner lazarus. >> thank you. like you, i'm going have to hold it in as well. i was reminded of another pretty notorious that took place he says i don't know if this is the right time for it but i kind of just want to ask, is this like a for sure thing? i just had to ask. and i think that president honda summed up so nicely, all of the amazing characteristics that you are brought to this position. it really makes for people like commissioners, public service just a absolute joy and we've been particularly blessed here, i think, at the board of appeals with all the departmental representatives with executive directors past and present but the role that you play is so critical in so many of our items and we know we can count on you to present exactly what we nee

let's get to scott. >>> all right. john, thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center, the critical fed policy seems certain we'll debate with our investment committee and find out how they're investing right now. with me for the hour, stephanie link jim lebenthal, josh brown and the dow is down 160 a loss of one-half of 1%. the s&p down 1%, approaching a 00-point decline what could end up being a 2% decline. we'll have to watch that and the ten-year note yield at 143%. let's kick it off with the gang. farmer jim, i go to you first. you've been mr. all in are we at a crossroads for stocks today >> simple answer is yes. >> i think what you define those crossroads as, scott is the fed will become less supportive. today's ppi number continues the trend of inflation being much higher than expectations so now we're not only talking about the taper being accelerated this week. we're talking with much sooner rate hikes next year than was expected just a few months ago that does have the market on edge it's something that the market will adjus

scott peterson. the sentence will not be a surprise because there's only one option for the judge, but this hearing is expected to be anything but ordinary. >>> plus, breaking right now pfizer out this morning with new data on how the vaccine responds to the omicron variant. ahead in a live report, the new response from pfizer' ceo that just spoke to the "today" show. this is "today in the bay." >>> good wednesday morning to you. thank you so much for making us part of your morning. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. we have so much to start out with, and let's start out with kari hall. >> as you are stepping out the door in fremont, visibility is clear and we have not seen the patchy fog and temperatures in the upper 50s right now and headed from the upper 40s. showers moving from the north and clouds reaching in from the pacific. this is going to be part of a quick moving system that will bring in light amounts of rain, only a few hundreds of an inch. we do have a bigger storm system by

and to judge scott and mr. tunag, thank you for being here as the committee considers your nominations on the d.c. superior court and spent essentially your entire career in public service and appreciate your willingness to serve as judges on the d.c. court. congress has a unique relationship with the justices and the home rule act important issues in d.c. including rising crime as all of us are aware of there haven about significantly more homicides and robberies this year than this time last year. and we need superior court timely justice for all parties and i look forward to discussing this with the judges. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, ranking member portman. it's the practice this have commit to swear in witnesses so to each of our witnesses will stand, including our witnesses that are joining us via zoom, would rise and raise your right hands. do you swear that the testimony that you will give before this committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing, but the truth so help you god? you

>> i do, scott feeling better about it. you know, of course, jimmy lebenthal had a great play, and i hope you covered on the puts, jimmy, because he was feasting on the puts, scott but as the stock has come back, the calls have done nicely for me so i intend on holding this one for a while, and i hope that's great news when they report the sales so far, scott. >> but you are all over evs in general. you have ford calls, lucid calls, general motors calls, and f fiskar calls >> exactly i am a real believer in the space, and i think this will be something that these will be an entire sector to watch for the next several years >> joe, you prefer ford. >> i do. it is more of a reliable play on evs. the same strategy, but, you know, scott i just can't get my arms right now around reaching towards rivian, which ultimately at some point i will just with the way the market mood seems to be in the month of december, just with the elevated volatility, crypto assets under pressure, hypergrowth names. i don't think it is the right envir

killer scott peterson back in court today? the family of lacy peterson watching it all again in that courtroom. >>> tonight here, the never before seen photos revealed at the trial of ghislaine maxwell. the photos with jeffrey epstein and what prosecutors are hoping these images demonstrate. >>> tonigh ian pannell on the ukraine border and 24 hours after that video call with president biden, what vladimir putin is now signaling. >>> hillary clinton making news tonight. something she has never done before. and she breaks down while doing it. >>> also tonight, tiger woods and the big announcement. >>> and our made in america your ideas pouring in. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the major news this evening on the effectiveness of these vaccine boosters with this new omicron variant. tonight, pfizer now reporting that early data suggests that the booster does bring your antibodies back up, restoring protection to its highest level. tonighten, in pfizer's new

scott suffered actual prejudice. and under the law he gets a new trial because of that. >> kron 4 will continue to have coverage on the spot. scott peterson case as it develops. and if you want to read more on what was said in court today. it's on our website. kron 4 dot com. now to another high-profile case. this one in san jose. as the defense has rested in the criminal fraud trial of elizabeth holmes, the former founder and ceo of theranos has been in court since early september. she spent a total of 7 days testifying in her own defense. she is charged with 2 counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and 9 counts of wire fraud which carry a maximum prison sentence of 20 years. she's pleaded not guilty to all the charges. closing arguments are scheduled for next wednesday or thursday. the case could go to the jury by december 20th with deliberations liking to continue over the holiday break. now to our coronavirus coverage and pfizer said today the 2 doses of its covid vaccine may not provide sufficient protection

i'm scott wapner how much selling is left is a santa claus rally still in the cards? we're looking out for your money in the weeks and month ahead debating the best moves you can make for the committee shannon saccocia, the pete naja, co-founder of the market rebellion. what a ride already on this day. the dow is down by more than 500 and cut those losses in half and now it's approaching a 500-point decline yet again and right now 1 1/3% for the dow, s&p is still negative by nearly 1%. the nasdaq had briefly gone positive and that's rolling back over again and russell is hanging in there there's the ten-year note yield at 138 pete najarian, i begin with you. first they were up, now they're down and all around. i have a vix at 21 how do you see things? >> yeah. well, i think, you know, i think the interesting thing about the vix is a lot of people expect it to be much higher, right, scott? the reality is you're down 900 points and why is the vix not spiking and they give you a 1% move on the s&p. that's the measure it's not the dow it's the s&p and that's one of the fa

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section on our website on the scott peterson case. there. you can read more on the upcoming trial at the end of february and much more. it is all the kron 4 dot com now from one high-profile case to another. now we go to san jose where the defense has rested in the criminal fraud trial of elizabeth holmes, the former founder and ceo of theranos has been in court since early september. she spent a total of 7 days testifying in her own defense. holmes is charged with 2 counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and 9 counts of wire fraud which carry a maximum prison sentence of 20 years. she has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges. closing arguments are scheduled for next wednesday or thursday. the case could go to the jury by december 20th with deliberations likely to continue over the holiday break the berkeley police department is searching for a suspect who has been approaching high school age girls and demanding a hug. >> it has happened in 2 separate incidents so far. the first incident occurred on gilman street back in septem

second, you'll hear from scott stewart, shis to have the general scott stewart. scott served as a law clerk to justice clarence thomas and -- [inaudible] of the u.s. court of appeals for the ninth sir consistent. prior to scott's tenure as solicitor general, scott delivered more than 40 oral arguments x today he argued his first supreme court decision, again, with excellence. if finally, erin holly will join us, senior counsel here at alliance defending freedom, and before joining ads, he practiced appellate law at king and smalledder. she's litigated extensively and served as counsel to u.s. attorney general michael mukasey. erin also clerked at the u.s. supreme court for chief justice john roberts and with judge wilkinson in the fourth circuit, and erin has had the privilege of assisting mississippi with the litigation to the supreme court. so would you please welcome our panel. [applause] general fitch, i want to start with you. we've talked already, you're first female attorney general in mississippi, and you just continue to make history. i mean, it's amazin

>> i would say it this way, scott. i would say in the first half of the year very similar to what tom lee talked about and what joe said volatility. i think that will get passed in the second half of the year and that's why i would also agree with tom on the idea that i think it goes more than 10% to the upside i think what we're seeing and what we saw in the last couple of years has been a very, very quality rotation that's been very healthy within the markets. we've had huge runs out of specific sectors and leaders and even some very specific names and we've paused and others have taken that lead. i think that's exactly what we'll see. i think that supply constrains will absolutely loosen up by the time we get toward the summer months and we'll start to feel more comfortable and that's when the markets start to kick in a little bit more. yes, it will be volatile net first half and in the second half it will be what we're seeing this year which is a healthy rotation and there are certain specific sectors that i look a

scott peterson is innocent. >> reporter: scott peterson will be back in court in february on a hearing on allegations that jury misconduct prevented him from getting a fair trial. if the judge agrees, he could be granted a new trial. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> and marianne shared the victim statements that were raw and emotional. we wanted to share a few quotes. laci's mother said you betrayed her and your son and everyone else. you ended two beautiful souls. brent rocha, laci peterson's brother, also spoke through tears to the court. there are no words able to express the pain associated with not being able to experience life together. and amy rocha, laci peterson's sister spoke tearfully to the court. 19 years, and there's not a day that goes by that i don't think about my sister. we have much more on today's resentencing of scott peterson on our home page, there you can watch news conferences featuring peterson's lawyer and sister-in-law. >>> another high-profile case and a day of closure in the trial of elizabeth holmes. after three months of testimony, the prosecution a

scott is a manipulator. i loved my wife. we went through 5.5 months of a trial. >> scott said a burglary was connected to the laci going missing and they have prove that someone other than scott peterson killed laci and her son. >> we can't walk out of here in a year or a week or 10 years from now and say, man, i don't know if he was really guilty. in our hearts he was guilty. in our beliefs, nobody else did this. he committed the crime. >> an emotional day in court expected again. scott peterson set to make his first statement and sharon, laci peterson's mother will speak directly to scott peterson in court today with another victim impact statement. >> john: let's bring in fox news legal analyst mercedes. he was sentenced to death row in 2005. the california supreme court overturned that death sentence on appeal but the conviction still stands. what was the basis for overturning the death sentence? >> during the jury -- the rather the selection process, there were individuals that were in that jury pool that said they oppo

>> yes, scott. that's all a formula for treachery, right the vaccine roll out and the variant emerging and next year the variants will merge and we probably have a lot more therapeutics which upsets that and the midterms is a new dynamic and the fed is much more closer to lift off and i agree with josh. it doesn't have to happen and right now that's the best case for the fed and midterm, the games are in the second that and you make money in the midterm election year and yeah it's a tale of two markets next year we'll see. i look forward to having many conversations with you tom lee, thanks much >> altimeter's brad gerstner made a call in september, looking for a pullback of magnitude and high-flying growth names. he got that right, obviously and we'll get his things on where he sees things and how he's positioned today we'll do that next over only from fidelity. >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon and here is our cnbc news update at this hour a lawsuit has been filed by workers at that kentucky cand

cnbc's perry russom with more from travis scott's first interview. >> the travis scott show, or you know a astroworld show. >> travis scott saying he has been on an emotional roller interview. >> travis scott saying he's been on an emotional roller coaster the rapper performing in his hometown of houston when the crowd surged at his astro world festival scott saying he heard no screams for help >> it's so crazy because i'm that -- i'm that artist, too any time you can hear something like that, you want to stop the show >> also saying he did stop the show for one person. >> he was right there. you got people like just spreaded out, and so i'm looking. i'm like, oh, and i call down the medics came in, responded, got him out. >> reporter: scott now facing criticism for creating a rage culture at his shows in an interview with gq from 2015 he said he wanted his shows to feel like professional wrestling. speaking with charlamagne tha god scott says he tries to create experiences through a safe environment >> something unfortunate happened, and i think you've really got to figure out, you know

that sounds xciting. >> thank you, scott. look, this -- we have a lot of people who are interested in the club and a lot of sign-ups i think it is great. it is something i take personally these are personal anecdotes i do i will tell one, this will be a little jam, about how my mom wanted to buy a particular company. i wanted to say, listen, it is like all birds, you may love the product but it doesn't mean you should buy the stock there are too many people that love product and buy the stock got to get out of that and i can tell the reason why. these are personal anecdotes about real trouble will stephanie be in one of the personal anecdotes well, those will be a positive >> 12:30 other than the fact you won't be watching our show from 12:30 to 1:00, it is okay >> bring a hoagy, a cheese steak. >> december 9th, a live digital special event. do not miss it there's the qr code. you know how to get it on the website, cnbc.com/investingclub. final trades are next. our retirement plan with voya, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevi

yes, scott, please give us more context. tell us more what you know about this candle factory in mayfield. >> i only know what i heard and read so far there are certainly people inside and i mean, you just -- all you can do is pray for good outcomes here. which is hard to do when you are looking at the kinds of pictures we're seeing. it's hard to fathom what it must have been like in some of these structures. it would be best if the proper authorities gave us the information. for people like us, who just have friends and family in the area and you pray and you make the phone calls to people you know and check on the folks you know. you also think about the fabric of first responders, electrical workers, healthcare people. these are small towns and there's not a lot between them. you go from one to other and there's just a lot of farmland and other nondeveloped land out there. it's not like there's stuff everywhere. oftentimes the infrastructure here is centered in these towns whether that's the hospital or where all the poli

scott was a cheater. not a murderer, and police were too focused on his affair. >> they focused strictly on my brother-in-law because he was having an affair. and as you heard today, you did not hear one detail about how this crime occurred. you heard details about my brother-in-law's infidelity. >> that was with amber frye. the key witness. she is also a client of gloria allred who said she is prepared to testify if there is a new trial. it may be granted because of possible jury misconduct by a woman in the original trial in 2004. we'll find out in february when there is another hearing. scott peterson's attorney talked to the "today" show this morning saying his client is cautiously optimistic that he could be granted a new trial. >> he wants the opportunity for people to know that he is innocent and he would never have hurt laci and conner. >>> only on nbc bay area, an incredible breakthrough in a murder case from 25 years ago. the contra costa sheriff has formally charged a man with the murder of a t

have continuing coverage of the scott peterson case as it develops. and if you'd like to read more about what was said in court today. we've posted all that on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> from one high-profile case to another. in san jose. the defense has rested in the criminal fraud trial of elizabeth holmes. the former founder and ceo of theranos has been in court since early september. she spent a total of 7 days testifying in her defense. she is charged with 2 counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and 9 counts of wire fraud which carry a maximum sentence of 20 years. she has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges closing arguments are tentatively scheduled for next wednesday or thursday. the case could go to the jury by december 20th with deliberations likely to continue over the holiday break. >> some hopeful news. now as we switch gears about how one of the covid-19 vaccines does in a battle against that new omicron variant pfizer says as long as you have 2 doses and a booster lab studies show you should be protected first in kerman ha

scott. guest: this, as the caller pointed out, we have lost tremendous amounts of factories to make those things over the last two or three decades. and, as a result we have seen as a pulling apart of society. manufacturing creates good jobs with excellent wages, especially for non-college-educated workers. those were some of the best jobs in society for people without a college degree. and they pay about 30% more plus wages and benefits, benefits were particularly strong in manufacturing. the other source of good jobs for noncollege workers was construction. so both of those pay about 30% more, but in the last 20 years we have seen an actual reduction in the number of good jobs, job growth has occurred in sectors like restaurants and retail trade, and leisure and hospitality and so on. those are often minimum wage jobs with no benefits. so this has contributed to a pulling apart of the economy economically. those with scholarship degrees have done better and those at the bottom have seen th

> i believe scott is guilty of laci and connor's murder. the mountain of evidence, his behavior, his bizarre lies point to scott as the perpetrator of these heinous murders. the behavior i witnessed from scott after laci disappeared was no not that of a grieving husband or a father to be but of a roving bachelor. >> scott is asking for a new trial because of juror misconduct in 2004. his attorney was on the "today" show with savannah guthrie saying his client is cautiously optimistic. the decision of a retrial will be announced in february. >>> also tonight we continue our exclusive reporting on the trouble millennium tower in san francisco. it's hard to believe, but it's happening again. it's tilting even more. our investigative unit has learned the luxury tower tilted another quarter of an inch this month alone. it happened when crews install add series of what's called test piles, which are actually supposed to help fix this 58-storey tower. the new tilting is in addition to the quarter inch that tilted last month. in total, the millenni

expressed remorse but said he's not to blame. >> the travis scott show or, you know, an actual show, you know wasn't the bottom line factor of what happened here. >> reporter: in a lengthy conversation, scott spoke with tv and radio host saying he did everything he possibly could on the night of november 5th. while headlining his own festival, 10 were killed during a crowd surge and hundreds injured. but the show in houston went on for more than 30 minutes as the rapper says he was unaware of the mayhem unfolding. >> you didn't hear those screams? >> no, man it's so crazy because i'm an artist, too any time you can or something like that, you want to stop the show. >> reporter: and this week with hundreds of lawsuits filed seeking billions in damage, scott denied legal liability and asked for several claims to be dismissed 21-year-old axel acosta died in the chaos. >> this is all part of a culture that travis scott created himself and now he tries to pretend he was surprised he's a victim he's no victim. >> i have a responsibility to figure out what happened here. i have a responsibi

they addressed scott peterson directly. he barely broke eye contact as they did. her siblings told him, voices breaking with emotion, they are traumatized and he took laci and connor away from the world. when laci's mother spoke as she did not break as she glared at scott peterson and told him, there are two things that will never change, "lacey and connor will always be dead and you will always be there murderer." peterson was prepared to speak but did not get a chance to speak, his attorney maintained his innocence and after the hearing and summed up what peterson wanted to say. >> he understands why they believe that he is guilty but he wanted to make it clear that there is no way he could have possibly harmed laci and connor . that is the essence of what he would say. >> reporter: this is not the last time we will see scott peterson, he has another big hearing early next year. >> reporter: yes, that is the hearing he and his defense team are set on because that hearing, based upon one allegation of juror misconduct, could determine whether or not peterson gets

whatever it might be, scott, that tracks those. i'm not disagreeing. all those bangs were because of the stocks he mentioned individually but not because of the etfs >> steph, how about this conversation we're having now. can you buy -- if you love these skox, high growth, high valuation, the so-called kathy wood names, did you miss your chance to go bargain handing and you may not have that opportunity the likes of which you have had in the last seven days >> i think we should keep it in perspective. her time line is five years. a lot can happen in five years but that's why when you look at her fund, you can look at totally addressable markets and buy into the names if you want to have a diversified portfolio, sure. you can have a small position, a small allocation i can find other technology companies, growing companies, trading at 17, 18, 19 times earnings for me i'm just looking elsewhere. mainly in recovery space and so that's where i'm playing kind of thing. if you have a long time time horizon, that's what she has you have to believe in that and

so welcome back. >> thank you, scott. yeah, great to be here and happy holidays to everybody. >> and same to you so let's move beyond just giving you credit and saying you've been right and saying 4800 is your target and we're basically there. let's talk about sustainability. how sustainable is this move, tom, and for how long? >> scott, as a sort of say our base case, because i know we're into year end dynamics and everything is unpredictable, especially covid, i think the rally we're seeing has a lot of fuel because we know after thanksgiving when omicron was first reported that there was widespread panic and hysteria. retail sentiment got to the lowest readings all of 2021. hedge funds raised more cash and accounts balances reached the highest levelis in all of 2021 there was so much panic following omicron hitting people essentially positioned it as if the market was crashing so i don't think the rally the last five days has put much cash to work and i think on balance, omicron data is going to look better our data sc

first interview. >> the travis scott show, or you know a astroworld show. >> travis scott saying he has been on an emotional roller coaster. the rapper performing in his hometown of houston when the crowd surged appear his astroworld festival. >> scott saying he heard no screams for help >> it's so crazy because i'm that artist too. any time you can hear something like you want to stop the show. >> also saying he did stop the show for one person. i mean, he was right there you know, you had, like -- you had people spreading out. >> um-hum? >> i'm looking like i called down, and you know the medics just came and responded. got him out. >> scott now facing criticism for creating a rage culture at his shows. in an interview with gq from 2015 he said he wanted his shows to feel like professional wrestling. speaking with charlamagne tha god scott says he tries to create experiences in a safe environment. >> people show up to have a good time and something unfortunate happen and i think we really got to figure out what that was >> reporter: scott with a message to the families of those ki

i want to bring on our senator, scott weiner. scott, come on up. [applause] >> thank you, rudy. i am continually in awe of united players for the work it does. gun buy back every year to keep our community safe, work that up did during the pandemic to up sport so many families struggling. it is an amazing organization to help people turn their lives around, helps people get on track, keeps young people on track and supports everyone. thank you, united players. it is a scary time in this country when it comes to guns. we know the data is really clear that the more guns you have, the more gun violence you are going to have. this fantasy that everyone can have a gun or 10 guns as long as they are responsible it is good. there is a direct correlation. the more guns in state, community, society, more people are going to get shot and killed. it played out again a few weeks ago. more high school students getting murdered by another student who had access to a gun. his parents gave him the gun. this has to stop. we know our federal government, congress is paralyzed. can't even pass the

. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories and more, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) >> scott pelley: the devastation is so severe, across such an expanse, that we still don't know the toll of the southern and midwestern tornadoes. starting the night of december 10, at least 59 twisters carved through ten states, a swarm you wouldn't expect two weeks before winter. we spent the last several days in kentucky, where it was still strangely warm, and questions of climate change are being asked. the answers aren't clear, but we do know what we saw is rare. the storm threw down one twister that cut a path of destruction of more than 165 miles. one meteorologist we talked with called that tornado "the beast." all that rises from a leveled landscape are bonfires of memories. on the rickard farm in western kentucky, they burn what they can't ave from the two-story brick home that seemed unshakable on that foundation down there on the right and the garage by its side. >> shawn rickard: it sounded like ten trains on a

scott peterson is scheduled to be sentenced again. the 49-year-old will return to court in redwood city to formerly hear his new sentence, but it's no mystery what the judge will say. >> the only thing the judge can do is impose life without parole. >> why is peterson's death sentence being thrown out? >> scott peterson is being resentenced because the california supreme court struck down the death penalty, and the way the jury was selected violated the state constitution, and that made the death penalty verdict rendered by the jury illegal. >> friends and family of lacey are expected to give impact statements at the hearing, and peterson's attorney continue to fight to have 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

i have a responsibility to figure out the solution. >> travis scott. police say ten people died after a massive crowd surge at his concert on november the 5th. the youngest of those just 9 years old. houston police and the fbi are investigating what happened. so far nobody is facing charges. but more than 300 lawsuits have been filed scott denies accusations he was responsible. and his lawyers have filed to dismiss several of those lawsuits cnbc's perry russom with more from travis scott's first interview. >> the travis scott show, or you know a astroworld show. or you know a wasn't a bottom line factor what happened here. >> reporter: travis scott saying he's been on an emotional roller coaster. the rapper performing in his hometown of houston when the crowd surged at his astroworld festival >> reporter: scott saying he heard no screams for help. >> it's so crazy because i'm that artist too. any time you can hear something like that, you want to stop the show >> reporter: also saying he did stop the show for one person >> i mean, he was right there. y