fraud. the jury deadlocked on three counts of wire fraud against investors. good evening and thanks for joining us. dan: stephanie has been in court with the deliberations for days now. stephanie: it certainly felt tense in that courtroom leading up to the verdict. all 12 jurors staring at elizabeth holmes as we heard that guilty verdict read four times. certainly a sense of relief in the courtroom as this has been going on, deliberations for more than 50 hours at this point. this concludes the seventh day of deliberations for this jury. it really falls in line with what legal experts had predicted, given what was often described as the mountain of evidence revealed throughout this trial, specific to investors, including several audio recordings of calls holmes

had where she was caught making false statements in those recordings. we heard several times from legal experts how damaging that could be. she will not be immediately taken into custody. the next battle will be sentencing. she faces up to 20 years in prison on each count with the average sentence for wire fraud cases around 21 months. legal expert michelle hagan believes the judge could be stricter with her sentence given the amount of money lost. >> you add up the investor coming the amount of money, it's about 140 $4 million of the million that was alleged. that is a significant amount of money. that will increase the opportunity for the judge to give her more time than 21 months. >>

he said, she said, but a case built on evidence. we hired elizabeth holmes admit herself to modifying language on company documents sent to walgreens. the smoking gun of evidence in this case. she admitted to putting on company documents and later testifying she did not realize that it was misleading. in addition to the text messages the government had revealed throughout the trial that cast doubt on her allegations of abuse by her former coo and boyfriend. all of this coming down to this moment, more than 50 hours of deliberations, seven days of which this jury has been meticulously going through all the evidence revealed throughout this trial and it comes down to 29 witnesses to her credibility. we saw with four of those counts that is certainly what they believed.

ama: what other penalties will she face? stephanie: she will face up 250 thousand dollars fine on each count, not to mention forfeiture. this is where she will have to forfeit all the money that was involved in any illegal activity pertaining to those four investor counts back to the government. she will also have to be unsupervised release, which means she will have to get permission if she has to leave the state or the country. dan: the money is one thing, but what about the full sentence? when what this -- when might we know when she will be? given her full sentence? stephanie: we are told 1-2 months at this point. a recommendation will be for the terms of her probation.

that could take a while, so we will see within the next few weeks in terms of how they progress with those initial first steps. ama: stephanie, thank you so much. dan: a spokesperson from the u.s. attorney's office read a statement a short time ago outside the courtroom, thanking jurors in the elizabeth holmes case for their service. >> the guilty verdicts reflect ms. holmes culpability in this large-scale investor fraud and she must now face sentencing for her crimes. ama: download the abc 7 news app so you will be the first to know when news breaks in the bay area. for highlights of the trial check out a podcast called the dropout hosted by rebecca jarvis. listen wherever you stream podcasts. dan: let's move on to the pandemic and the big changes the fda made to expand booster shots

today. it authorized boosters for kids 12-15. it could start as soon as thursday. the fda says instead of six months, now you only have to wait five months after your second dose to get that booster. the changes apply to pfizer shots. schoolschoolschoolschool overwhelmed by the number of families wanting covid testing. >> public school districts had recommended, not mandated, that students get tested right before coming back to school. part of the strategy to avoid closing schools is testing. many school districts were a bit surprised to see that parents took those recommendations very seriously. >> four schools were testing sites today. they were up and running by 8:00 this morning. yesterday many parents refuse to wait after seeing the long lines

for testing offered at fremont high school. >> we been waiting for a couple of hours just to get a covid test. >> one student tested negative friday and again yesterday but she was asked to get tested again today by a concerned teacher. >> at school i didn't feel so well. i coughed one time and then my voice was changing. >> if you have any symptoms, please do the test right away and stay home if you don't feel well. >> but it's too soon to know how many have tested positive for covid after the break. one teacher believes districts should have been better prepared. >> the weather gets bad and more people gather inside and travel for the holidays and there are potentially new variants emerging. >>

administered more than 1000 test yesterday, with omicron being so infectious, testing has become more important than ever. >> i think our messages are reaching the community, and that is a good thing. >> today the rapid color testing was available at san francisco district headquarters, but by noon, they had run out, leaving many confused. san francisco unified sending messages to families to let them know where to find other testing locations throughout the city. >> many parents are wondering if schools will be forced to go online again. san francisco unified made it clear today that the health department has reassured them that in person learning is safe. they say schools are low risk settings for transmission when all the safety measures are followed. dan: as we said a few moments ago, the fda has authorized a shot for kids 12-15. are the districts?

pushing that message as well? >> yes, every chance they get. districts are still trying to convince families to finish getting the first two shots. the district will continue to make phone calls and send emails and text messages and they are even mailing letters to their homes because students 12 and older in oakland have until the end of this month to get vaccinated or they have to leave the district. ama: in the south bay, -- student testing is not only seen as a benefit but for the community as well. how school site testing is helping with the larger demand in santa clara county. ? >> it's back to school, covid style. students came back from break with covid test. >> as students are returning to school and staff is returning to

school, we do expect to see higher cases than before. >> san jose unified continue testing at three locations including their district office today. staff was on hand to distribute rapid testing free on-site. >> it takes all of us working to make our schools as safe as possible. >> thousands of tests have been given out and administered in the past two days. there have not been significant outbreaks in the classroom and i hope this will help continue success. >> it doesn't take a lot of time . just the accessibility and the speed at which the results are delivered has been something our community has responded to very favorably. >> the student availability could not come at a better time as demand for testing is at an all-time high. >> the testing demand is really unprecedented. we recognize it is challenging for people to get a test right

now we continue to try to expand our capacity at our county operated sites. >> the fairgrounds location has recently begun administering 5000 tests per day. >> i think it is hugely helpful. that is a demand that is in addition to what we are seeing here and above and beyond what our health care providers in our county can offer. >> dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. ama: we spoke with the doctor who is part of the abc vaccine team. he had an important distinction to make on testing. >> there is a big difference between testing positive and then developing covid-19 and the actual disease you get from the virus. they are not the same thing. so it is possible you could test positive, you are vaccinated and do not develop symptoms, you may

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ama: this is a live picture of san francisco airport where arriving flights are delayed about 60 minutes because of the weather. flight delays and cancellations are mounting at airports across the country. airport officials cannot really break down how many problems are due to staffing shortages from covid. >> the captain came on and they are understaffed because people are sick. he said there are people trying to do the work of three people down there. ama: experts recommend travelers sign up to get notifications for their airlines before departing for the airport. bay area counte reporting an increase in positive cases of covid after the holidays. we talkedwe talkedwe talkedwe td about what the increase means

compared to last winter. >> this is a winter search and the numbers we are seeing reflect a concern medical experts have been anticipating for weeks. we are seeing more people testing, but according to experts the number of infections could be higher because many people are being tested at home. california is in the middle of a winter surge. >> it is alarming, having rising case numbers is not good. but not rising hospitalization rates is good. that speaks to a decoupling between cases and hospitalizations. the omicron variant is milder and causes less disease. >> a 90% positivity multiple cities across the bay, including in san francisco's --

more than 1000 people are getting tested a day at this site in san bruno. >> the latinx community is testing positive at 31%, which is higher than the 19% average we are seeing in other places. >> dr. george rutherford believes we need to focus our attention on hospitalizations to understand the real impact this surge could have. >> for right now, we are well within our capacity. >> state data shows over 7000 people hospitalized in california with covid-19. in san francisco, starting to see the increase. >> we were down to about five or six in the hospital three weeks ago and one or two in the icu, and now we are up to about 20 in the hospital with five in the icu. >> for the first time in nearly

four months, some testing positive after being treated for other medical reasons, and not necessarily getting admitted for covid-19. according to the latest state data, the majority of cases happening among the unvaccinated population. california's department of health reporting those who are unvaccinated are over five times more likely to get covid-19 and 15 times more likely to die from covid. dan: we know that the omicron variant is incredibly transmissible. what role is that playing in this winter surge? >> is both omicron and delta strains. a rapid community transmission is indicated. if you are vaccinated and boosted, data shows infection is less severe. dan: the abc 7 news vaccine team is here to help you answer questions.

click on the big blue boxox website to submit your question. ama: a wet start to the work week but it is not a washout. the forecast is next.

ama: a new journey starts tonight. 31 women hope to win his heart on the bachelor. >> you can find love, it is possible. ama: clayton is speaking from experience. he was on this past season of the bachelorette as a contestant. it debuts at 8:00 right here on abc7. dan: because there is a light storm moving across the bay area on live doppler 7. signs are already up about possible flooding. ama: to come down. dan: spencer is tracking all of it for us. >> it is a wet evening commute

and you mentioned the king tied, higher than average tides. a coastal flood advisory has been issued for tomorrow, we expect the high tide to be just under 7 p.m. around mid day. let's take a look at the rain, it's not very widespread yet but it is getting there. it's beginning to expand. in terms of steady rainfall, across the bay to emeryville, and some wet weather over the beast -- east bay. here's the view embarcadero from abc7 and you can see it has been raining, current temperature readings are in the low 50's toward half moon

bay. down in little waves in the pavement is certainly wet. current temperature readings up north, fairfield and concord 52 and 53, and the view in emeryville, you can see the pavement is wet although it may not be currently reigning in that spot. it will taper off overnight, a wet weather pattern resumes on wednesday. a storm of light intensity through tonight and into the early morning hours. light showers and breezy conditions, most areas will receive less than an inch of rain.

taken us into the beginning of rush-hour or the morning commute, 5:00 tomorrow morning there was sue be some wet spots in some areas of shower activity but tapering off and we expect the rain to end by midmorning to mid day almost entirely in the bay area. peaks. highs tomorrow will be generally in the upper 50's to near 60 in some spots. on wednesday expect another little wave of rain pushed mainly through the north bay. so not expecting areas of wide rain on wednesday. a more vigorous wave of rain on friday and that will produce wet

weather here in the bay area and more snow in the sierra. up higher totals of a half inch or more. seven day forecast, a level 1 storm on wednesday, dry on thursday, a bigger storm on friday, still just level 1. going into early next week, partly cloudy skies. ama: coming up next, next, one french bulldog went through to come back home after being stolen in a violent conversation. >> and east

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: we are glad to tell you about a happy ending to a terrifying new year's day dog bev. tonight we're hearing from that

dog's owner. the french bulldog puppy was recently stolen. ama: dog's owner about the ordeal. >> this is nine-month-old rosie, at home now, tailwagging, overjoyed after reuniting this afternoon with her owner. >> i called her name and she just gave me a face full of wet kisses. it was just so great to see her. >> it's a happy and very lucky ending to a terrifying incident more than 48 hours ago. can hear the audio from 10:00 a.m. on new year's day when rosie, a french bulldog puppy, was brazenly stolen while on a walk with her owner in the marina. the owner set a car pulled up alongside her. the man jumped out, grabbed rosie, and jumped back in the

car. the owner jumped on the hood of the car to try to stop it. >> they started revving the engine and backing up a bit and i ultimately got off the hood of the car, and the car screamed away. >> rosie's owner offered $10,000, no questions asked, for rosie's safe return. >> these dogs are easily targeted. >> french bulldog thefts have become increasingly common and rosie's owner feared they would never find her, but this morning they got a call from police. someone said they had purchased rosie in the sacramento area and wanted to return her for the monetary reward. >> they got their monetary reward, i said no questions asked. at this point it is in the hands of the police department. >> they do hope for some accountability, but right now they are just happy to be

reunited with rosie. ama: the union representing u.s. capitol police officers says problem's identified after last year's deadly january 6 attack have yet to be fixed, including low morale and staffing issues. the comments come just three days before the one-year anniversary of the riot in which supporters of then president trump stormed the castle hoping to block the results of the election. >> we've got a blueprint that we go by. it addresses all of the things that went wrong on the sixth. ama: the justice department has charge more than 700 people in connection with the riot while the house select committee hopes report it's initial findings by the summer. dan: and drivers known as

dashers claimed to be helping drivers with their accounts but really they are stealing their money. it happened to an east bay dasher who got kicked off the door dash platform. >> it's amazing how much damage they did to just this one viewer. he says it all began when his regular job at the port of oakland slowed down and he needed extra cash. so he signed up to be a door dash driver and even bought a new car. it was not long until scammers struck and he lost his door dash job. >> timothy johnson drives a truck here at the port of oakland, but with fewer ships unloading these days, he wasn't getting enough work. so tim signed up to be a door

dash driver and even bought this hybrid car with heated seats. after working at the port, he would switch to delivering food. >> i would get off around 4:00 in the morning and go straight into your dash. i'm tired, trying to make ends meet and keep food on the table. >> it was going pretty well until the app shut him out. >> we will look into it, thank you for the information. >> but the next day he got the same rejection, and when he checked his earnings, he found his money was gone. his money had been diverted to a bank he had never heard of. >> i wanted to know how far this hacker could get into my account. >> he still had to appeal the

decision to deactivate his account. weeks later, still no response. in the car he had purchased stood idle in a parking lot, a big investment that was not paying off. >> it's really depressing. i work really hard, went to extreme means like buying a car just to be successful. it's brought me into a very uncomfortable place. >> it turns out he had apparently fallen for a phishing scam. a spokesperson said mr. johnson store dash account was deactivated because of a fraudulent bank account associated with his account. we were able to identify and resolve the situation. his money was returned, and now tim is back to delivering food. >> you are my hero, thank you

channel seven. >> door dash said it is warning drivers about the scams are emails and push notifications. if someone calls saying it is their support, hang up and contact the company directly through the app. let me know if it happened to you. we are trying to keep track of this and find out how big of a problem it is. dan: what a nice man, he works so hard. these scammers are just so diabolical. almost every day they find a new way they are getting after you. great work, thanks, michael. ama: how good are you at counting zeros to calculate apple's net worth? you will have to count a lot of them. dan: it's been her signoff for more than 20 years.

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dan: stocks kicked off the new year with a record high on the down for the first f trading. up over 226 points, nasdaq nasds 187 and the s&p 500 closed at a record, up 30 points. apple came close to a milestone for american business. the tech giant ruefully became the first u.s. company to reach a market valuation of $3 trillion before dropping back under the mark moments later. the company must close the trading day above that mark to make it official. it has tripled its valuation analyst expected to grow with strong iphone sales as well as gains in its service and mac division. ama: tonight's powerball jackpot has jumped to $540 million. it has been nearly three months since there was a jackpot

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ask your doctor about dupixent. dan: today we are saying congratulations and farewell to an old friend. ama: on saturday, she gave her last signoff. laura anthony, abc 7 news. she shared this picture on facebook, writing that is the right time to move on to the next chapter. and i think of all done over the past 30 plus years as a reporter , it may be realize i've done it all and there's nothing more to do, onward. dan: it is hard to sum up a career in a few minutes, but we want to try. here is a look back. >> amid the shock and grief she feels over her daughter diane's awful death, penny feels tremendous anger. >> i was out in san francisco

for a week after it happened and you could just feel it in the air. >> diane's mother and friends say they're watching the criminal investigation in san francisco closely and they would like to see the maximum possible penalties on those found responsible for diane's death. >> olympia is a town built on landfield and the signs of wednesday's big quake are everywhere. in his effort to scra his effort win, john broke his own tradition of going to a movie on election day. preparations were underway at the convention center for tonight's big event. the feelings are in the faces of the thousands of people who have descended on tiny sandy hook, connecticut. an idyllic new england village, the town is now in shock, numb to the reality that a disturbed young man took so much, 27

people, from one small place. how does this community move on, do you think, or can they? >> i'm not sure they can. i don't even have the words to explain it. >> some sweet powder in between. even without a lot of help from mother nature, they've been able to open the mountain from top to bottom. beyond reaching out to sander supporters, tom steyer wants to hear about the economy and the environment. they have also turned off the lighting out here. we have some lights that we brought, but we have turned those off as well. this generator still burning behind me. the crowd has moved in closer here again. there were some cheers, and atmosphere of victory here because they feel like they have won the battle.

the lone dissenting vote milam -- miami dolphins owner stephen ross. we will talk to this gentleman, this is jj. you guys were doing rescues all last night? so if people want to get out, they need to make a decision. >> they say this area will remain flooded for at least 2-3 weeks. >> it was going to flood so we just wanted to get to safety, for the kids especially. >> this has unfortunately become a way of life here in houston. neighborhoods like this one could see water like this for up to a month. i'm laura anthony in napa, in the silverado country club and resort neighborhood where the sun is setting on the day of butter devastation -- utter devastation. >> great neighborhood, great

neighbors, but it's tough. >> the great concern, will those gusty winds kick up again? prompting this fire to spread many more miles. we are actually two -- two miles west of paradise. we can see in this neighborhood, unfortunately the wind is starting to pick up. it's been a very terrifying day for the folks in this area. one after another, homes in paradise are burning. we can show you some video that i shot. i tweeted it a short time ago. this was incredible just watching this, a small sign of the power and ferocity, the destructiveness of this fire. we are in paradise and it is devastating here. let's show you these cars. this just gives you an idea of what these folks went through last night and yesterday morning to get out of here. we have seen the scene play out

through the area. that is the school bus just pulled off the side of the road. these folks were clearly trying to get out of here in a panic. in phoenix, laura anthony, abc 7 news. in houston, laura anthony, abc 7 news. in p p 7 news. dan: congratulations and happy retirement to laura anthony. she was described as a pro's pro. ama: calm, cool, collected, she would just give it to you straight. dan: she's going to have a lot of fun, she loves to ski and hike and bike.

spencer: maybe even more important is her human excellence. it's raining outside, we expect areas with appearance of light showers in the rainfall total will be light. it will start to wind down as the morning commute gets underway. i midday tomorrow that system should be out of here. we have a winter weather advisory in effect until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. remember that wave of rain coming our way on wednesday, it will be at north bay event, a more vigorous system will push through on friday and there may be some lingering scattered showers from that storm.

tonight. larry: the 49ers playoffs hopes will come down to a final game. trey lance showed some flashes in the second half yes

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overcame three months of rust, inexperience, and kyle shanahan's game plan, which did him no favors. you beat the rams on sunday or hope the saints lose to atlanta in the playoffs. shanahan admitted earlier this season he struggled at times to come up with plays for lance. you want to give your rookie confidence early, then you build off that. lance got none of that. to his credit, he got a couple of touchdown passes as the 49ers get a win over a pretty bad texas team. at this point we don't know if jimmy's finger will heal enough for him to go in a must win game. >> i'm always ready to go, that's my job. if jimmy is healthy, that will be his job and if not i will do whatever i can to help.

>> i'm not going to just throw a guy in after one came when jimmy has been doing it for us all year. larry: denver that was postponed last week has been rescheduled for monday, march 7 in denver. covid protocols. they did come back for a hard-fought victory in utah. he had a chance to watch from afar and now he's even more impressed with the depth of the roster. >> it's a comforting feeling to know if a guy goes down you can just plug guys in, or if one guy is out, you can go to another

guy get whatever it is you need out of him. and also just n n n n n n n n n best issue you could have. you would rather have that issue rather than not having no one to turn to. larry: it seems like an eternity but clay thomas made it back, splashing threes like the old days. he could return sunday at home against cleveland but that is not confirm, just speculation at this point. weekend. an update from the boat this afternoon. >> i'll be back soon, people. it's a long journey.

smooth watsmooth watsmooth wat skilled sailor, so be back soon. larry: clay was out on the warming up alongside steph curry. the anticipation for his return is going to be off the charts. the roof to try to see that game. ama: coming up at 8:00, it's the premiere of the bachelor. abbott elementary is on at 10:00, followed by blackish. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you so much for joining us. dan: for all of us here, we appreciate your time. we will see you again tonight at 11:00.

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