will we see rupert murdoch, who was a theranos investor, and what about the text messages we heard about with her ex-boyfriend also accused of fraud. joining us, paula canny, part of some big trials throughout the years, scott peterson of course. nice to have you back on the program, paula. you've watched a lot of these high-profile trials unfold, what stands out at this point? i know it's early, but what stands out to you? >> this trial has a little bit of everything. as you said, there's greed, thievery, a lot of really rich people lost a lot of money. there's a little bit of love for her boyfriend, sonny balwani was initially charged as a co-defendant, but elizabeth holmes got the case severed. that means they're he being tried separately, and she's saying all the thing the she did is because how mean he was to her. elizabeth holmes saying you are my breeze in the desert, my ocean, my everything. so that kind of, exactly, flies in the face of her being an abused person. i mean, it's an amazing marketing scheme. she started this at the age of 19. 19. she wasn't even old enough to have

even though that company doesn't own facebook, right. rupert murdoch doesn't on facebook, yields the sydney morning herald. and yet he is responsible, according to this court, for whatever people write on facebook. facebook is not responsible, but the media companies who created the page are well, and it's very interesting this entire story because when you look at the landscape of social media and how it relates to traditional media, where they're trying to get more content out there, they rely on those comments because the comments push the algorithm that push it out to further more further, more people. so this could become a huge problem because a lot of companies, especially in the media have transition to be so social media heavy. now, why does the court believe that media companies are responsible for comments left on these stories? what they're saying is that essentially the companies themselves have become publishers, which is a fascinating kind of take on it. because if you think about this, that's been ahead in the united states of whether or not social media platforms the

we have had gb news lost to the summer and of course rupert murdoch only a few months ago was sayingtechnical troubles and disappearance from his airwaves of its lead presenter and chairman andrew neil this week. all suggesting that maybe things are in flux, so they have announced that there would be in january or sometime early next year this new talktv. it will be streaming, it will be in america on fox nation which is the fox news streaming service and will even be in australia. this is the piers morgan programme in particular. so they are looking at a global side of things as well but also trying to reach an audience that it feels maybe is not being served entirely ljy maybe is not being served entirely by the existing landscape. and of course you can look at it another way. it's been a torrid time in the news business. the newspapers have been struggling and losing print readers over the years. this is a great way of combining radio and tv and newspapers together to create sort of a product that feeds off one another. the phrase is synergy and i think that's what they're looking

the broadcaster piers morgan is to join rupert murdoch's news corp to host a new television show fromssex during her interview with oprah winfrey. 0ur media and arts correspondent, david sillito explained the background to the appointment. you could be excused for being a bit confused by all of this because it wasn't that long ago that people were saying, tvs are in terminal decline, people are just not watching it, and suddenly, we get a plethora of new news channels, we've had gb news launched in the summer, and of course, rupert murdoch, only a few months ago, was saying that he didn't think there was a business case for a new news channel in the united kingdom. but things have changed. maybe looking a little bit at what happened to gb news with that slightly declining audience, its technical troubles and the disappearance from its airwaves, of its lead presenter and chairman andrew neil this week. it all suggests that maybe things are in flux, so they have announced that there will be injanuary, or maybe early next year, this new talk tv, it will be streaming, in america on a fox

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she raised $150 million from the walmart heiress alice walton, and 100 million from media mogul rupert murdoch. >> she did not disclose what she knew, or what she was advised, that she was having accuracy and reliability problems with the edison machines, and yet again, what was it, to $50 million? >> reporter: and lance wade launched into a vigorous cross- examination, raising his voice and pressing rosendorff to admit that is levered director, it was his responsibility to enforce quality control. they didn't defended another complaint that fawn fire was too secretive, and raised steve jobs, is also being famously secretive. >> i guess he's trying to say that elizabeth holmes is following the playbook of other very successful entrepreneurs. i mean, steve jobs, you know, executed on his vision. elizabeth holmes was not able to. she didn't. >> reporter: dr. rosendorff is scheduled to be back on the witness stand all day tomorrow, but he indicated he has a time conflict in the afternoon. the judge wants this to keep on going, so there may be another witness called tomorrow afternoon. >> always i

does rudy think rupert murdoch cares about his hurt feelings. so much as tried to speak to murdoch at a dinner, murdoch would simply nod to one of his henchmen and have rudy thrown into a watery pit full of crocodiles "why are you taking me to the pools? i don't have my swimming trunks." [ laughter ] while i'm sure -- while i'm sure getting fox news on time warner was a huge deal at the time, it now sounds like the shadiest of "sopranos" "b" plots "rudy's mad because he helped us out with that time warner thing. free pay channels and the like." [ light laughter ] perhaps the biggest sting of all, was not the banning itself, but when and how rudy found out, and what show he was banned on >> giuliani was banned for nearly three months, but he only learned of the move the day before he was set to appear on "fox and friends" on september 11th >> seth: imagine getting told you're not credible enough to appear on "fox and friends." that show doesn't exactly have the highest journalistic standards. you remember how every so often there's an octopus who

rupert murdoch, $31 million last year. his son, $27 million. people often ask me about cnn anchors who do these monologues, you know, these type of essays, straight to camera essays usually at the start of the show. we do these a lot more than we did five years ago. other anchors may have other answers why they like to use this format but i always tell people, this format can cut through the blather and bologna so much more effectively than a news package or little sound bite or he said/she said debate. the things that are broken in our politics and our media are so much bigger than a sound bite. give me like 30 seconds or reducing it to one paragraph down at the bottom of the story minimizes what's happening, minimizes what's broken. but i also recognize that my reach is limited on here. america is one country in two completely different media worlds. the people with the real power to break through and call out the gop's lying, well, they tend not to employ that power. they lie, they rinse, and they repeat. so we try to document it and debunk

she attracted big name investors from media tycoon rupert murdoch to former trump education secretary devos. her work gained widespread praise. she s involved in events with former president bill clinton, and even president joe biden, who sat on a panel about health care innovation at her company in 2015 when he was vice president. the company would go on to partner with major corporations like safeway and walgreens, which offered in-store blood tests to customers. at its peak, theranos was valued at over nine billion dollars. but the tide soon turned, after investigations raised serious questions about whether the blood-testing technology even worked at all. holmes, now 37, faces ten counts of wire fraud and two counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. holmes has pleaded not guilty. to help sort through this trial, i'm joined by rebecca jarvis, the chief business, technology and economics correspondent for abc news. she's host of the podcast "the drop out," which chronicles the rise and fall of elizabeth holmes. rebecca jarvis, welcome to the "newshour". thanks for making the time.

that she raised $150 million from the walmart errors, at almost $100 million from media mogul rupert murdoch. >> she didn't disclose what she knew, or what she was advised, that she was having accuracy and reliability problems with the edison machines, and yet again that a $50 million. >> reporter: then the defense lawyer launched into a vigorous cross-examination, raising his voice and pressing rosendorff to admit that as lab director, it was his responsibility to enforce quality control. he then defended another complaint that theranos was too secretive. he drew a comparison to apple, and one of holmes's heroes, steve jobs, who is also famously secretive, noting apple is now worth $2 trillion. >> i guess he's trying to say that elizabeth holmes was following the playbook of other successful entrepreneurs. i mean, steve jobs, you know, executed on his vision. elizabeth holmes was not able to. she didn't. >> reporter: dr. rosendorff is scheduled to be back on the witness stand all day tomorrow, but he told the judge he has a time conflict in the afternoon. the judge wants to keep on going, s

>> some of the investors, including rupert murdoch. >> that's a big name. >> these are very big names. in addition asked to testify, some former employees of theranos. it will be interesting to see them come back and face her in the courtroom. . >> what was her demeanor? was she taking notes? >> she did not speak. kept it very quiet. moved around, looking at some of the potential jurors and huddling with the attorneys. >> i've dealt with her just a bit. she has a very distinct voice. >> very distinct. is it affected or her real voice. that's what a lot of us are waiting to hear. >> i'm sure you will be on this trial for us in its entirety. >>> are enough covid tests happening in schools? the answer might depend on where your kids go to school. candice nguyen standing by to show us what she dug up. >>> also governor newsom in the bay area today. we reached an important vaccine milestone. 80% of all californians eligible have at least one dose. how do we stack up with the rest of the country? >>> and later, more bears spotted in the lake tahoe fire zone. we're back in a moment. you're w

it could include testimony from rupert murdoch. >>> governor gavin newsom is fighting to keep his job. vice president kamala harris returned to her home state to join newsom on the campaign trial. she warned the crowd that recalling newsom would have national consequences. larry elder had to cut his campaign short after facing an angry crowd. someone threw an egg at him, and he tweeted that his security detail was attacked with a pellet gun but said the left will not stop his momentum. >> if we're not successful in rejecting this recall, larry elder's going to be sworn in as your next governor. i don't want to sound like obama, saying don't boo, vote. >> i am the leading candidate on the replacement side. i think i bring energy, enthusiasm. i'm not sure how far this recall election would have gone had larry elder not entered into it. >> president biden will campaign for governor newsom next week before the vote. >>> 90% of the city of new orleans is expected to have its power back on by the end of the day. new video of the threat firefighters are facing battling wildfires in northern

talk about media that have completely given up their autonomy, fox news, and rupert murdoch's empire with consistently in favor of the war on iraq. in fact, all his editors about a 180 of them took a pro war. busy line in the lead up to the iraq war one, oregon saddam begins. we expect every american to support our military. and if they can't do that, to shut on color or audiences were led to believe the iraq war would be over in months if not weeks. and months our patients will be one of our strengths that american troops would not end up meyer there. or in afghanistan, which the us invaded to hunt down to summer. been loudon and al qaeda. and where a decade after bin laden's, assassination, american forces remained when the biden administration finally, and the afghan establishing last month, american news companies featured many of the same voices. obviously, this is an unmitigated disaster column. we did our dc party defense contract brown that had advocated were the invasions and the subsequent occupation were now arguing that the us was leaving afghans at the mercy of the talib

other high profile investors like the general there, larry ellison, rupert murdoch, the list goes on. could we see them in the next few days or few weeks? >> so far the prosecution actually both sides are kind of playing it low-key as far as we don't know who we're going to see on friday. they didn't tell us in advance that general mattis would be there. but we do know that some of these high profile investor, not to mention the high profile board members are likely to testify, and the prosecution is going to try to do with them what they did today with general mattis to show that elizabeth holmes was in charge. >> paula, another text revealed in court, this was the day of all the text messages. holmes texted to balwani total confidence in myself. best business person of the year. here is that text. total confidence in myself. best business person of the year. but again, is this something that is playful or what does this really reveal here? >> no, i mean, part of me thinks what you're saying, it could potentially backfire on the prosecution. i mean, it's clear that believes her stuff

the broadcaster piers morgan is to join rupert murdoch's news corp to host a new television show — hegramme would be shown in the us, australia and the uk. still to come a bit later in the programme: we'll find out about those amateur astronauts who have blasted off from florida. if you were watching yesterday, you would remember we were talking about them. but first, an indonesian court has ordered president joko widodo and other senior government officials to improve the hazardous air quality of the capital, jakarta. frustrated residents concerned about the impact of the air pollution on their health launched the legal action back in 2019. bbc�*s asia editor rebecca henschke has the details. jakarta residents are forced to breathe some of the world's most toxic air. the mega—city amongst the top ten most polluted cities in the world. and a group of frustrated residents say it's taking a serious toll on their families' health. translation: my youngest child, she's eight years old, _ and it affects her health quite significantly. we've been to several paediatricians, and one says she

piers morgan has signed a series of deals with rupert murdoch's media.ekly columns for "new york post." the tv show will air in early 2022, and will be broadcast on a new channel. will you be tuning in? tom: not necessarily my cup of tea, but i wish him well. back with murdoch, where he started. thank you very much. coming up, we chart the rise of so-called influencers, where those on social media platforms offer a variety of advice and insights on personal finance. more on that, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open peer rid 22 minutes into the trading day, optimism in europe. gains across the european benchmark, up 0.6%. a more positive readthrough from the asian session. futures in the u.s. clinging onto modest gains. maybe the taper will be pushed back. a lyrical wrangling in d.c. bloomberg's big take is on influencers, and twentysomethings who can steer online conversations. they are blazing their way into american finance. influencers have climbed up the ranks to become some of the most sought out content creators on the internet

the broadcaster piers morgan is to join rupert murdoch's news corp to host a new television show andng off set after saying he did not believe claims made by the duchess of sussex during an interview. an electricity cable which runs between britain and france had to be shut down after catching fire in ashford in kent. the connection will be lost for nine days and will then only be able to operate at half capacity until next march. it could impact on wholesale energy prices and ultimately consumer bills. john lewis has announced that it's chartering a fleet of ships to make sure its christmas stock arrives on time. retailers have been struggling to get hold of some items because of driver shortages and global shipping delays. the business says it will throw everything at the issues to make sure christmas isn't disrupted. the tennis superstar emma raducanu arrived back home in bromley in south london today, after her historic victory at the us open on saturday. the 18—year—old was welcomed by her father after a whirlwind few days in new york — appearing on us chat shows and attending t

so we see piers morgan signing up for rupert murdoch, and taking on a show that will be streamed in australiaalking about sport and a variety of issues, that doesn't appeal? no. no, i can have my view about things that i feel are important, which i've done. climate change for me is really, really important. i've got four kids. i'm not worried about... it's not about me going ahead. my generation will probably be all right, who knows? but i worry about my boys and worry about their children and their children's children. you know, are they going to have a planet that they can actually live on? so, important things like that. because i've got a big platform, i can put it out there. obviously, i think about the things that i do, erm... but it's interesting you say you want to impact these issues, you say you are aware of your platform and you're using it, but you're not interested in a more traditional platform like a tv show or a radio show which would also allow you to address these issues. it's interesting. to a lot fewer people. so, that's interesting. your calculation is if you want to have

that refers to rupert murdoch who invested 1$125 million in theranos in another text message, elizabethry meeker trying to convince me to stay private, says massive money and go and think bigger. she is referring to mary meeker the well-known venture capitalist i can't emphasize enough what you're seeing with these text messages is a confident, cool, ceo who is really focused on bringing in the money while there was questions being asked about if the technology even worked i have to add that i did reach out to attorneys for holmes and for balwani and they had no comment. >> speaking of those who invested, there's former board member and u.s. defense secretary-general james mattis he talked about how he was blind-sided but added he didn't want to miss the opportunity what stood out to you? >> that's right. general james mattis testified yesterday. we were expecting him to testify. we certainly didn't think he would take the stand this early in the trial he walked in and jaws were dropping in the courtroom. i have to say, i've never seen the jury this attentive as they were to every word

the broadcaster piers morgan is to join rupert murdoch's news corp to host a new television show fromter saying he did not believe claims made by the duchess of sussex during an interview. john lewis has announced that it's chartering a fleet of ships to make sure its christmas stock arrives on time. retailers have been struggling to get hold of some items because of driver shortages and global shipping delays. the business says it will throw everything at the issues to make sure christmas won't be disrupted. the environment agency has been ordered by a high courtjudge to increase its efforts to reduce the smell and hydrogen sulphide emissions from a landfill site in staffordshire as a matter of urgency. the legal action was brought by a motherfrom newcastle—under—lyme over fears her five—year—old son — who has chronic lung disease — was being put at risk by the poor air quality. kathryn stanczyszyn reports. five—year—old matthew richards was born at 26 weeks and has had problems with his lungs ever since, but his family says he has faced a bigger barrier to hell in his short life. th

what did rupert murdoch do? he didn't act like a victim, he started fox. no whining here peter no complaining about what facebook does not allow. personally i i think facebook was essential and without it and twitter think of how limited our access to information would have been. do we get all we want cracks i don't know but we have more access to and more broadly that gives us the reason to start something new. [applause]. >> thanks a million to john tamny and we appreciate you all coming out and taking time to spend your saturday with us. good to see a lot of you. thanks a million for coming. goodbye, now. [applause]. >> weekends bring you the best of american history and nonfiction books. condo tv afterwards, former south carolina governor and congressman mark sanford reflects on his political career and discusses the future of the republican party in his book "two roads diverged" and he's interviewed by former pennsylvania congressman charlie dent and historian roxanne dunbar in her book not a nation of immigrants argues america is not a nation founded

could be 55-year-old rupert murdoch.complete. and rupert murdoch having disrupted the newspaper business in australia, the television business in britain. he arrives in america. i don't see why there should only be three broadcast networks. he says i'm going to make another broadcast network. >> he is going to have to be an american citizen if he is to own tv stations here, something murdoch says he is willing to do. >> some people are saying it will take you 20 years to get your fox network on par with the big three. are you prepared to wait that long? >> sure, i intend to live that long, but i don't believe in the 20 years. >> the reaction to murdoch's idea of a fourth network was like ted turner starting cnn. it's ridiculous. what does he know about television? >> we don't have to reach everyone. there's no question we have an inferior lineup of stations to our counterparts. it means we have to work harder to get our message across and get shows sampled. >> they had an idea that in order to succeed, we have to differe

going we we could see plenty more names we have general mattis this week and henry kissinger and rupert murdoch>> the fate of r. kelly is up to a jury. the foreman says they finished deliberating for the day after lo lawyers wrapped up closing arguments. throughout the five week trial in brooklyn, the prosecution laid out 25 years of sexual abuse allegations against r. kelly. they argue that he recruited and groomed women plus girls and boys for his own sexual gratification. then he forced victims to perform sex acts on him and knowingly expose them to herpes. his defense argued that was just "playboy" behavior that kinky sex isn't a crime and that the alleged victims were making up stories the defense calling them obsessive fans out to monetize the case r. kelly's lawyer comparing him to martin luther king jr. saying the singer and the civil rights icon face similar backlash prosecutors argued r. kelly was a predator, not a genius and he said his victims are not groupies or gold diggers but human beings and victims >>> the cnn anchor chris cuomo's former boss accusing hum of experiment chris c

include former defense secretary james mattis, former secretary of state henry kissinger, and rupert murdoch. safety is a big concern in a packed courtroom. 10 prospective jurors were excused in advance when they told the court they were unvaccinated. all other potential jurors declared they were vaccinated. the jury selection process is excited to resume tomorrow. the trial could run for 13 weeks or longer. david louis, abc 7 news. dan: coming up next, we are live at a rally to demand safer schools in san francisco. parents say the covid precautions are not enough. also -- >> i got about $35 moneyback. ama: michael finney shows you how a bart rid majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one l

. >>> and once again piers morgan working for rupert murdoch he has signed a deal to host a show on a british channel being launched by the murdoch media empire morgan left itv after controversy comments about meghan markle. you are now up to date >>> thank you very much. august surprise retail sales jump is a good sign for the economic recovery. but changing consumer could be a new retail crop. one sure to be in style for investors no matter what happens. let's welcome in gerald storch, former ceo of toys 'r' us. it's great to have you back. always in style makes me think of tjx what do you say? >> the value-based players are in a long-term winning strike and will continue doing great. during the pandemic, whatever, they're going to do great. we already have seen big increases in stock prices at target and at costco so it's kind of a little late to bounce into those names. having said that they perform great. you have a bunch of other value players where the companies are fundamentally sound and they're doing great in this economy where all boats are rising including tjmaxx and dolla

board member and before that in the military advocating for use of the technology in the field rupert murdochg theranos investors and elizabeth holmes could testify in her own defense if it happens, that happens much later in the trial before that we expect the government will put on the stand erika chung a former lab associate at theranos, one of the key wist b whistle-blowers in the case. we expect that testimony to begin likely this week. >> likely to be absolutely riveting, scott. that witness, potential witness list, anyway, definitely going to get people's attention. thank you, scott cohen covering the elizabeth holmes trial. >>> "techcheck" is back in a moment don't go anywhere. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. woo! you are busy... working, parenting, problem solving. immune superstars. at new chapter vitamins we've been busy too... innovating, sourcing organic ingredients, testing them and fermenting. fermenting? yeah lik

he was also on the board of theranos as well as rupert murdoch, the media mogul.he company. this company at one point was worth $9 billion before it cratered. it really captured the attention of silicon valley. elizabeth holmes, for her defense here, is using a couple different theories. one that her lawyer argued to the jury is failure is not a crime. it really kind of puts this whole culture of silicon valley on trial, fake it till you make it, but there was a lot at stake because these were blood tests, tests that according to prosecutors, that doctors, patients and investors made decisions on based on what her representations were. >> she faked a lot of powerful people too who bought this before it fell apart. kara scannell, thank you so much. >>> we'll go live to speaker nancy pelosi giving her daily e pr press conference and chuck schumer. >> the secretary has connection to university of california, berkeley. >> mm-hmm. fort hamilton high school, james madison high school. i have a brief sentence and that is that the white house, the house, and the senate ha

as 234 when he says could be called to stand including henry kissinger, and robert monitor -- rupert murdoch. larry: -- >> these people can't adjust their trial. david: they will try to process details essential to the prosecution and defense arguments. if delays reoccur the judge can pose restrictions to keep the trial on course. >> the judge may decide it's not appropriate to have spectators in the court. it's causing too much danger and too many people in a confined area. the court could theoretically sequester jurors. david: the trial is said to wrap up before christmas but covid has a way of altering plans. david lui, abc 7 news. kristen: governor newsom received two more votes, his and his wife's. they cast their ballots and he encouraged californians to come out so they can quote put this nonsense to rest. what the latest polling could mean for the election. larry: next, not 1120 years later, a remember it's from -- 9/11 20 years later, remembrance from a man who lost his sister. a swing in mental health, the effort to end suicides and effort to end suicides and saving your eyes. beau

she got private investors like rupert murdoch. a fox news he invested in the company.s expected to testify in this trial. former secretary of state henry kissinger. he was part of the board of her company. he's expected to testify as well. this trial so highly anticipated, we do expect for her to show up any moment now. this trial will last about 3 months or so. they spent a lot of time looking at jurors asked how much do they know about elizabeth holmes. how much do they watch the media. anduafter about 18 months up to 24 months. james and area. this trial is about to start. you can see just the anticipation and everybody's ready to go back to you. all right. thanks for monitoring we'll check in with you throughout the morning and see what's next. well, 7.34 is the time. also the news today. we have san francisco's high covid-19 vaccination rate appearing now paying off. >> and it could set an example for other cities. new data by the new york times shows that your chances of contracting the virus in san francisco as somebody who's vaccinated is now one in 10,000. nea

how about this rupert murdoch. he was one of the investors in her company.he's expected to testify and former secretary of state henry kissinger. he was part of her board for theranos. he is expected to testify as well. so that's why this case has been anticipated for quite some time for many reasons. just 37 years old. so a huge success story. a massive fall from grace and then we got a lot of big names like kissinger, like murdoch and silicon valley all going on right behind me for the next 3 months. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll. >> time now is 8.36 switching gears here. san francisco's high covid-19 vaccination rate appears to be paying off and it could be an example now to other cities. the latest data from the new york times shows that your chances of contracting the virus in san francisco, provided you're vaccinated is one in 10,000. that's extremely small. fact, nearly 80% of people living in the city or at least partially vaccinated having received at least one dose and that means the chances of breakthrough cases are much lower. infec

so his people got to see in the new york post, which is owned by rupert murdoch. >> good point. >> hishis calculus was that's enough. i don't know if it was, but these people tend to just buy whatever he is selling, so i think he thinks he can just do whatever he wants. >> i mean, he famously said it, molly, in 2016. i could shoot someone in the middle of fifth avenue, i wouldn't lose a single voter. to be fair to him, it's one of the truthful, accurate things he's ever said. is he going to run again or is the whole boxing commentator thing yesterday evidence he's heading back to his reality tv days? >> i think he'll run again because i think there's money to be made. it's like ron paul. i mean, there's no reason to not run because he can make money. he can use it for lawyers' fees. there's a sort of presidential industrial complex which republicans have for a long time run in. so i think i could see that happening. i don't know that he's -- i don't know, we're going have to see what happens in 2024, but if he doesn't run, he will wait until the last minute to drop out. he will make de

there are some big names that will be testifying at her trial we're talking about rupert murdoch. he's with fox news. he was one of the investors in her company sent former secretary of state henry kissinger. he was on the board of her company. he's also expected to testify. now according to attorneys for elizabeth holmes. they claim that she was actually the victim in all this that her former partner and her former a boyfriend. but but long he was abusive towards are basically controlled or so much that she could not control our own company. they dispute that his attorneys dispute that they're having separate charles for the same charges. his trial is expected to begin early next year. but as far as her trial much anticipated. it's not just local news. it's national and perhaps even international news. not every day you see a billionaire facing criminal charges back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. well. >> 9 o 9. and also happening today, the bay area and the rest. the state were all under a flex alert and that means we're supposed to do. we can to conserve power. yes,

from members of the walton family and rupert murdoch, in one conversation, home said, just finished callsice walton in for 50, confirmed 100 greg. alwani responded. awesome i was thinking today that they are not investing in our company. they are investing in our destiny. so total 100. holmes replied. 1 50 total rupert over 100. pinball wani said. awesome can't wait to learn about the conversation with rupert. former prosecutor michelle hagen said that exchange backs up the government's accusations of fraud. all that money came in after she had the meeting. with the lab director. and he put her on notice that they don't have proficiency testing, so she should have said something before she took in a pile of millions of dollars. julie this trial continues tomorrow when we will hear more testimony from this key witness in the case reporting live at the cnn is a federal courthouse. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news and evan during testimony today. how did elizabeth holmes appear when the lab director was talking on the witness stand? elizabeth holmes appeared like she's appeared for every s

raising hundreds of millions of dollars in investment capital from members of the walton family and rupert murdochone conversation, home, said just finished calls. alice walton in for 50, confirmed 100 greg. alwani responded. awesome i was thinking today that they are not investing in our company. they are investing in our destiny. so total 100. holmes replied. 1 50 total rupert over 100. pinball wani said. awesome can't wait to learn about the conversation with rupert. former prosecutor michelle hagen said that exchange backs up the government's accusations of fraud. all that money came in after she had the meeting. with the lab director. and he put her on notice that they don't have proficiency testing, so she should have said something before she took in a pile of millions of dollars. the trial continues wednesday when this key witness will continue his testimony. at the federal courthouse in san jose evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. a nightmare for newlyweds. they're priceless wedding photos stolen later tonight. the reward now being offered. alright we're warming up a little bit. as we go

is it mark zuckerberg, is it rupert murdoch, is it donald trump? can't work it out to be honest.ng to give us your insights in to facebook and social media on this day. where we're expecting another far right rally in d.c. thank you both. appreciate it. >>> that does it for me this morning. thank you for watching. i was sitting in for my friend ali velshi. make sure to tune into "velshi" tomorrow morning from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow night we'll have john legend on the show. don't police that. and also on peacock. and all the self plugs are over. for now, go nowhere, because a special edition of the cross connection from washington, d.c. live starts with tiffany cross right now. >>> the people who breached the capitol on january 6th are being abused. the. >> the doj is harassing peaceful patriots. >> and how come so many people are still in jail over january 6? >> we have in this city political prisoners held hostage by their own government. >> amazing why they have taken these political prisoners, they are trying to make an example. >> good morning and welcome to this ve

the broadcaster piers morgan is to join rupert murdoch's news corp to host a new television show — helia and the uk. a russian actress, a director and a cosmonaut have ——she's been living the high life in new york but tody tennis superstar emma raducanu arrived back home in bromley in south london after her historic victory at the us open on saturday. the 18—year—old has had a whirlwind few days appearing on us chat shows and attending the star studded met ball in new york. natalie pirks reports. reunited, and it feels so good. emma raducanu has swapped the bright lights of new york for the home comforts of bromley. congratulations. i've been away for seven weeks, so it's nice to be back. what a difference a week makes. from plucky qualifier to grand slam winner, seeing her giant image blasted across manhattan, and rubbing shoulders with the biggest stars, decked out in chanel, no less, at the prestigious met gala. it's british tennis�*s fairy—tale story, and the nation is certainly having a moment. raducanu's win was one of four british titles at the us open, with doubles starjoe sal

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