. >>> elizabeth holmes from theranos. >> what do you have to say? >> any comment, elizabeth? >> there is no better story than the young woman at stanford who dropped out because she wanted to save peoples' lives. >> these days she's famous and parodied on social media for all the wrong reasons. >> this is the nanotainer. i developed it in my high school chemistry lab. >> now, as it turned out, theranos was science fiction. >> people want to know it's 100% accurate, that it can actually do what it says it will do. >> did ms. holmes know at the time that theranos could not do all those tests? >> yeah, she knew. >> i -- i don't know specifically. i'm not sure. i -- i don't know exactly. >> now she's got a limited scripted series about her in the works. >> you've got intrigue. you've got sexual attraction. you've got deceit. you've got fantasy. it's all there. >> and action! >> if you are what you eat, what are you? >> green juice. >> best word to describe you. >> mission-oriented. >> favorite place to visit? >> my office. >> you're like, who's in there? i would be shocked if she

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.ou're watching the fox business network. look at that, stocks are in the red. no breakthrough in russia ukraine peace talks. russian forces continue to bombard ukraine. the cities of kyiv and chernihiv. the market fear this is, a rapid hike in interest rates by the fed to stop inflation. now nine times out of 10, nine times out of 10 that does ignite a recess. we'll break it down next. we have new polls showing this, nearly four out of 10 blame biden for inflation versus just 6% blaming putin in an nbc poll. more than nine out of 10 in a new "gallup poll" yeah, americans say the situation is serious. americans are really worried about rising energy costs. this as three oil companies, eog resources devon energy and occidental petroleum say no to house democrats. we'll not testify at your hearing next month on oil and gas prices. democrats hope to blame and shame them. edward lawrence is in washington with more. reporter: liz, president joe biden said he would end the to fossil fuel indu

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.ll start with your money. stocks are up today. oil is down on hopes for russia-ukraine peace talks in turkey. that is happening. this is inconclusive. we'll get to that in a second. the s&p though now is out of correction territory. here is what is going on. russia is still brutally bombing ukraine. it did pledge to cut military operation around kyiv and chernihv. russia has been fighting over the eastern section since 2014. we have reports ukraine is pushing back russia in several cities including kyiv. the fighting is harrowing and brutal and still going on. steve harrigan has the update. steve? reporter: liz, at least seven russian generals so far have been killed in just whatever one month of fighting. a number of commanders and colonels are killed. in part targeted by ukrainian forces. these senior commanders are forced to come down to the very front lines to make sure orders are being carried out. despite the situation many military analysts say it is simply too early to say that

elizabeth: u.s. working on a nuclear deal with iran involving the purchase of their oil. reports that president biden is reportedly set to give iran $7 billion in frozen funds instead of treating both of them like a pariah. giving russia legitimacy on iran nuclear deal. they iran will make money. iran will buy weapons from russia and putin gets money and iran will threaten israel. >> they will be rewarded for bad behavior, right? if you look what has happened, listen the reason why they have even, i don't think the biden administration has talked to the maduro regime in a year but they're looking for ways to replace russian oil, right, and so the reason why we have been importing so much russian oil is because we cut off venezuela, right? and we didn't finish the pipeline. if we finish the pipeline we would be getting more oil from canada. we need that heavy oil. that is why we went to russia. elizabeth: got that. phil flynn, great stuff. good to have you on. thanks for spending time with us. good to

elizabeth: that is true. been transparent what is going on with some things including the origins of the pandemic. congressman burgess, good to see you. come back soon. up next, former president trump suing hillary clinton, suing the dnc, james comey, andrew mccabe, peter strzok and a lot more, allegedly falsely conspired to accuse him of russia collusion. he wants $72 million in damages. the details on this fiery lawsuit next on "the evening edit". meet jessica moore. jessica was born to care. she always had your back... like the time she spotted the neighbor kid, an approaching car, a puddle, and knew there was going to be a situation. ♪ ♪ ms. hogan's class? yeah, it's atlantis. nice. i don't think they had camels in atlantis. really? today she's a teammate at truist, the bank that starts with care when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. when you start with care, ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... q

elizabeth: i hear you.ent apparently unhappy according to this book with the border czar title. she is saying wait a second, i don't want the title. my assign meant is the northern triangle, central america, not the border. >> she needs to realize the fact she is a vice president and there is a significant, important role with that you have to also remember, liz, then candidate biden want ad black liberal running mate. she through up blocks questioning anything about kamala, making it about sexism, making it about racism. instead of telling americans where she stands on issues, how she would work as a vice president, that was something left off the docket there for americans to know about. this is what we're stuck with right now. elizabeth: we have new video of smash-and-grab burglars making off with a million dollars of stolen goods in jewelry store from beverly hills. wow, look at that. hbo's bill maher, deneen, he is basically on the record now saying kamala harris home state of california it is a paraly

elizabeth: how bad is this? clinton campaign what went on there? >> i think between the durham campaign, the durham investigation, everything that has been going on, by the way all filings from the durham special counsel really hinted there may be more to come. we'll see what he develops, whether additional charges will be filed. i think this is us why the beginning. i think we'll have, number of different threads they are going to pull on. this fec matter that was just settled while not directly related to the durham investigation, does go to the gps thread that durham may be looking at. elizabeth: got it, great interview. good for coming on. great to spend time with you. come back soon. now even democrat senators turning against biden saying your border policy, you're pushing border communities and neighborhoods to the breaking point. a report you need to see next on "the evening edit." >> over the biden first four years we will apprehend 10 million people crossing the border. we think we get one out of every

elizabeth: the u.s.pumping flat-out, 37,000 leases they're pumping on. what the white house is talking on is a fraction. there is that, the white house is talking to you know, human rights abusers venezuela and iran. they are talking to them, not talking to the texas or permian basin. president trump was laughed at being more realistic what is going on with russia's oil into europe. watch this. >> germany will become totally dependent own on russian energy if it does not immediately change course. here in the western hemisphere we are committed to maintaining our independence from the encroachment of expansionist foreign powers. elizabeth: germany officials, those officials in germany were laughing then. they ain't laughing now. by the way with venezuela there have been no new wells drilled in venezuela for months. to reach production levels, venezuela will need at least $12 billion per year for five years. venezuela is using oil to pay off the debt to china. now we're paying off venezuela? >> one of my

elizabeth: thank you, congressman. i'm elizabeth macdonald. on fox business. thanks so much for watching. we hope of a good evening. kennedy: the war on ukraine today taking absolutely despicable turn. the russian military reportedly targeting a maternity and children's hospital. ukraine's president calling it an atrocity. could this be what makes up the average russian send to vladmir putin's evil? will that penetrate the propaganda there. it happened in the coastal city of mariupol. it is one of the hardest hit places in the conflict. no food, no water, no power for days. and now this, we're told at least 17 people were injured in the hospital

i'm elizabeth macdonald.the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: we begin with stocks ending up today in the green for st. paddy's day. a broad advance. wall street eyeing potential peace talks in ukraine. taking in stride federal reserve rate hikes, quarter point increase. potentially six more rate hikes expected this year, may level out at 1.5% or more at the end of the day. russia faces imminent default on its 150 billion-dollar debt this would be historic, first in the a century. could destroy its economy. it is racing to make interest payments on bonds coming due. it can't access its reserves. 300 billion frozen by sanctions. a lot of russian oil still not covered by the sanctions. still making money off of that. reuters reporting british military intelligence indicating russia's invasion in ukraine is stalled on all fronts plagued by heavy losses. 7,000 troops killed including four generals. bad troop morale, poor training. ukraine president zelenskyy accusing germany putting its economy ahead o

elizabeth: so the u.s.they have been winding down soviet-era labs in ukraine and they're strenuously saying this story about hunter biden with meta biota, black and beach is not what it is being portrayed at. what do you say to that? >> the first part is absolutely known to be true. ever since richard nixon we have eliminated our chemical stockpiles, eliminated the production of any bioagents and only worked on things with combat if we're faced with it, those kinds of weapons. that was an american lead that goes all the way back to richard nixon and every american president had to live up to that standard that we will not use chemical or biological weapons and we will find deterrents for those who do. elizabeth: congressman issa, good to see you. come back soon. >>> law enforcement is saying that biden's new proposal, $37 million in new government spending to fight crime will not stop the root causes. we have democrat-run cities being turned into ghost towns after the defund the police movement. we'll break

elizabeth: we hear you.gressman, moving on to the supreme court nomination hearings, the opening states were today. it will be multiple, more days of hearings on this. congressman, republicans are tagging justice, excuse me judge jackson soft on crime, focusing on her work as a public defender, including defending for guantanamo bay detainees, working on a sentencing commission and fight over her sentencing appearing to be lenient on those accused of child sex crimes. what was your reaction to today's hearings? >> i think, look, we need to look at what her philosophy is about the constitution and how she will interpret the constitution. you know, i am a strict terper. i like the constitution to be interpreted, not a new law to be dictated by the supreme court. you know it is up to us to dictate and make the laws of the united states, the legislators. it is up to the supreme court just to give opinions on what the law means, not to create new law. so my thing would be, what is she? is she one of these it's a

elizabeth: we hear you.with more republicans in it were not vaccinated as much as those in blue states? >> well, you know there were a lot of people who refused vaccinations, particularly the first line workers, doctors, nurses, because they know something about immunology. it is a lot harder to pull the wool over their eyes, although many of them were fired inappropriately, no question about it. there is a lot of stuff here. that is why it is so important that we learn from this and never allow it to happen again. elizabeth: got it. >> the issue is not covid. the issue is government overreach. elizabeth: got it. dr. ben carson, thanks for joining us. you will be back again soon. the investigation into hunter biden taking a new turn. it is not looking good for the president's son. that is next on "the evening edit." >> you have hunter biden with china, hunter biden with russia. if you worked for the state department and daddy is the vice president of the united states of america, you put that person in a ter

elizabeth: that is the point.inal word, andy, is, he is talking up more government spending, andy, at a time when he inherited the v-shaped economy. we don't need more government money plowing into the system. your final word, andy. >> look, we had 19.2 trillion of gdp back in 2019 after spending $5.3 trillion under president biden last year we are up to 19.8. it was 2% improvement we bought with $5.3 trillion. to brag about that economic growth, that is nothing to be proud of. elizabeth: congressman brian fitzpatrick, andy puzder, thanks for spending time with us. good to see you both. we'll stay on the story. where is the president's executive order to stop buying oil from russia. we did it with iran. you're funding putin's war. president biden was so quick signing an order stopping the keystone pipeline. where is this executive order? we'll stay in on this next on "the evening edit." >> one of the most important things we can do to seriously undermine putin is put sanctions and a blockade on russian oil. ♪. to

elizabeth: thanks for joining us. secretary saki said we don't have a strategic interest in reducing oil supply including oil from russia. putin is using oil money to invade ukraine. we dig into this next on "the evening edit." >> world is completely upside down, sanctioning the government on one hand and on the other hand we're buying oil from russia and sending them tens of millions of dollars a day. to help prevent bleeding gums, try saying hello gumwash with parodontax active gum health. it kills 99% of plaque bacteria and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it's only taken once a week, so it can fit

elizabeth: thank you, hillary vaughn.ome back to the show, ranking republican on house oversight, also education and labor, congressman james comer. let me put it to you this way. great to see you again, sir. president biden has been around since the nixon administration. nancy pelosi around since the reagan area. schumer has been around george hw. around for generations. why is the answer they throw more money at it and don't track it out the door? it is red fire aim? >> i don't understand. it is frustrating. when we come bacllion was stole. call me a skeptic joe biden announce as solution to the problem they will create another bureaucracy within the department of justice. hire another person whose sole responsibility is to try to track down waste, fraud, abuse. that is what the house oversight committee should be doing. democrats don't want to provide any oversight. they're not concerned about waste, fraud and abuse. they're concerned about what happened with donald trump and what may or may not have happened in the tr

elizabeth: we hear you.ng on this bipolar world of a china yuan and a u.s. dollar running the world economies. that's what the china push has been, the dream has been but to do that they have got to make their financial markets transparent. they need to be markedpy vast liquidity and depeg their own currency from the u.s. dollar. there is a lot of problems for the u.s. dollar to this. we hear you loud and clear. former dni ratcliff says there appears to be a push inside of russia to get rid of sign i hadders in the kremlin there. watch this. >> some of his closest friends and confidants, his inner circle he is now starting to treat differently. this is what happens to autocrats and dictators over time. they get isolated. they get more paranoid. they become less trustworthy and more isolated they become the more dangerous they become and you know, in the end what you hope in a country like russia, where they know what the stakes are, that his military and intelligence folks would get together, if in fact he i

elizabeth: we hear you.riminal gangs caught on ring cameras and other surveillance footage in the neighborhoods of california. they're sophisticated, sir. they're coming out of town, coming through ventura county, accused of hundreds of burglaries. tens of thousands of dollars items stolen. coming in at night, doing surveillance on the house, see how long people are gone from the house, they're stepping in. among the 25 largest cities, guess which city has the highest property theft and robbery? it is san francisco bay area. wow, california has to put a stop to this, sir. >> oh, definitely. that is why they have a lot of people fleeing from there, because of the fact that the crime is running rampant. people are losing their property. moreover people are losing their lives, unless they do something to stop this. there will be a lot of problems, like the old "baretta" show, don't do the crime if you can't do the time. they need to be stiffer on penalties, allow law enforcement do what they do. when they go th

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.e watching the fox business network. we begin with the major stock indices ending up today. the dow jumping nearly 600 points higher as oil drops below 100. it is down 40 bucks from a week ago on signs of potential relief to supply. the president heading to brussels next week to a special meeting in nato. russia continues to bomb ukraine. ukraine makes a concession, joining nato off the table. zelenskyy will make a personal appeal to congress for help tomorrow. d.c. reluctant to do a u.s.-backed no-fly zone in ukraine. a protester arrested and released with penalties after she ran on to a tv evening news show set in russia holding up an anti-war sign. this, we're mourning the loss of one of our own. cameraman pierre zakrzewski is a legend. he was with benjamin hall. he remains hospitalized. ukrainian journalist also killed. we mourn the loss too. new lockdowns in china over the worst covid wave in two years. wall street talking about another inflation wave. edward lawrence is in washin

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.'re watching the fox business network. we begin with stocks to the downside. that new white hot read on inflation up 7.9% the highest in four decades. the new read does not include the spike higher in gas prices so inflation may be worse. it is now above $4 a gallon in gas in 38 states. we have the white house scrambling. americans took home nearly 3% less in real wages because of inflation. high energy prices have preceded the last six u.s. recessions. this as ukraine braces for putin to bomb kyiv as he did kharkiv and mariupol. reports at least three dead including a child in russia's bombing after maternity hospital. reports that russia bombed 18 medical facilities in ukraine. joining me to discuss national security advisor to mike pence, general keith kellogg and fox news contributor liz peek. let's start with this, a member of the ukraine's parliament in the middle of kyiv, yes, putin is bombing nuclear power plants as a substitute for weapons of mass destruction. listen to this,

i am elizabeth macdonald.the evening edit" starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ we begin with stocks ending sharply lower today for the economy is rebounding from shut down accented 78000 jobs, this is still for a million fewer jobs versus pre-pandemic. 22 million jobs were destroyed and shut down. now the president acknowledging today inflation at center.5% is eating up average hourly wage growth at 5.1%. note bouts of the state of the union address just 35% of voters approve of biden in a new civics pole. and now this, russia bombs a nuclear power plant in ukraine igniting fears of a new chernobyl. the iaea and you nuclear watchdogs continue to report no sign of radiation leaking out. it is about 1:00 o'clock in the morning he's got more good to see you mike. >> good to see you as well. the nuclear power plant is in a town it is about three hours north of the coast there is a battle there last night a facility it was hit within that nuclear power plant but that was a training facility. the iaea says none of the safety mechanis

elizabeth: congressman what do you think? the capitol riots the full floor while the fraud customer. >> obsolete get past it by the way it's going to back with you liz. he can definitely get past it because what america has seen over the last 15 months is a systematic failure from joe biden and from the white house and from congressional democrats. everything president trump just said is absolutely true and factual. and it actually affects the pocketbook of everyday americans. listen the administrations running around saying right now that the oil companies have 9000 leases they can pump whatever they want too. that is a lie the oil companies have to get permits from the federal government. they have to get authorization from the federal government, joe biden's administration is refusing to give them. if there is a lawsuit in federal court biden administration is not even challenging the ruling from some of these federal courts. it is an abject disaster and it is hitting the american people and their pocketbooks. >> the crisi

elizabeth: your reaction?resident, if there were a student sitting in my classroom who answered that question, so simple the way judge jackson did i would fail them. i would tell them they needed to come back the next day and try again. that leads me too very important point, liz peart something equally alarming to judge jackson's response. it is that the absurdity of that responsive. how ludicrous that responses did not change a single democrat vote. that is where the democrat party stands today. it has become hijacked by the radical left. and it is crucial for americans wherever they are on the political spectrum to understand that this judge, however sweet and pleasant she seems to be, is going to be the most radical leftist jurists and the history of this country. that is really saying something when you think about some of the folks who are already on the supreme court. elizabeth: let's talk about this too. the way the coverage has been moving forward, the gop is basically saying we are just asking the qu

it's an unlikely team, sure, telling the unlikely story of elizabeth holmes.of the rise and fall of biotech startup company, theranos, proving that sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. enigmatic ceo elizabeth holmes, brought to life on-screen by amanda seifried. >> if you are what you eat, what are yo? >> best word to describe you? >> based on the podcast from our own rebecca jarvis. so titled, because holmes dropped out of stanford at age 19, before becoming the husky-voiced, turtleneck wearing face of theranos. >> maybe to understand elizabeth holmes you need to read her notes to herself. i am never a minute late. all about business. that's in caps. i show no excitement. >> holmes was found guilty on four fraud-related charges in connection with the collapse of her former blood testing company. the scale of that fraud? hundreds of millions of dollars. >> she smiled like a couple times like this. and i was shocked. because, in general, nobody smiles on the witness stand. >> the eight-part hulu series digging into the human behind the headlines. >> how di

balwani was the business and romantic partner of elizabeth holmes.pix 5's len ramirez is covering the case for us and santos a. >> reporter: no big surprises in the prosecution's opening statement today. in fact, it was very similar to the opening statement in the elizabeth holmes case. as for the defense, it was more on point than the previous case, with the defense saying that a lot of what mr. balwani is accused of happened well before he joined the company. 56-year-old sunny balwani walked into court facing 12 charges of criminal fraud and conspiracy arising from the failed theranos blood testing company, which he ran as president and chief operating officer. cicada robert leach told the jury, quote, this is a case about fraud, lying and cheating to get money. he called balwani and elizabeth holmes romantic partners and partners in crime, that they lied to investors and patients to get money for their business when their blood testing device didn't actually work. >> you will see a very similar case. the government got it right for the most part t

what does that mean, elizabeth?be the case. the academy has not given for the detailed guidelines or any indication of what that formal process will include, but yesterday, as this was happening, within an hour of the show ending, they say, we do not condone violence. and the academy will he faced a lot of pushback for that, because someone had your sinew don't condone violence, on the hand, you just let will smith physically, violently assault someone, and verbally abuse someone, and then you gave him a platform and a podium for five minutes. had this been a seat filler, had to spend on celebrity, they certainly would have been escorted out, it may even arrested, so i think if this is their response to the backlash, but it is going to hear they will be looking into it, because even if will smith is not going to get his oscar revoked, which i don't think you should, because he got this oscar for his performance on screen, which was an excellent performance, but now you have this performance in real life at the oscar

so on the morning of that first day on september 4th of 1957, elizabeth got up early to make 1957, elizabeth got up early to make sure that she could get herself dressed in the clothes that she had carefully picked out for her first day. she made this skirt. and she had breakfast with her family, and when breakfast was over, when one called the kids together so they couldn't all prayed together, the 27th some. and then elizabeth picked up the boundary that home had bought her, and she put on the sunglasses that she hoped might hide how scared she was and it she took the bus to little rock central high school. the bus dropped her off two blocks from the school, but i don't know if any of you have been to little rock central high, but it is a massive building. it covers two whole city blocks. it's frontage runs to whole city blocks. and elizabeth got dropped and one of the corners, two blocks up, near one of the corners of that big, to block school. and she walked down and as she was walking down to the school, she can see down towards the center of the school on the street, in front of the sc

elizabeth eckford elizabeth eckford story would have been fundamentally different really. if her mother and father it had a phone. that they were working people. and they had six kids to raise and they couldn't afford that sort of extravagance. and so on the day before school was to start in 1957 september of 1957 on september 3rd of 1957. the eckfords didn't get the phone call from the national association for the advancement of colored people the nation's leading civil rights organization. beckford didn't get the call telling her. that elizabeth was supposed to meet with the nine other kids who were going to desegregate little rock central high the next morning and that together the ten of them would be escorted. to the school so on the morning of that first day on september 4th of 1957 elizabeth got up early. to make sure that she could get herself dressed in the clothes. she had carefully picked out for her first day. she made this skirt. and she had breakfast with her family. and when breakfast was over. her mom called the kids together. so they could all pray togethe

so thank you, sam. >> thank you, elizabeth. i have the privilege today of introducing mayor london breed. before i officially bring her up, i just want to say that projects like this are the reason that tipping point exists and the reason why we believe that you need philanthropy dollars. that's what my partner mayor breed does. after the tipping point, they showed that they can be worked and so we wouldn't be able to do this work without the partnership of not only mayor breed who she would bring up later. without further adieu, i want to introduce the mayor of our city, the honorable london breed. [ applause ] >> thank you. and hi everyone. thank you so much for being here for this grand opening. and i've got to say, you know, i'm excited about what this will mean for peoples' lives, but i'm also hopeful that we as a city can do a better job at getting more housing built in the first place and getting more people into housing in the first place than we are at getting things like this done. and even though this is needed all o

holmes do, and moving forward, will he testify against elizabeth holmes?at's a couple million dollar questions, raj. the one thing we don't flow about sunny balwani is how he would be in an interview or television or a documentary film. we had seen elizabeth holmes a lot, and her lawyers had an idea that she could perhaps charm a jury. only the attorneys for balwani have an idea how he will come across. as far as elizabeth holmes testifying against balwani, that would get interesting. remember, they were separated into two different trials so they wouldn't be in the courtroom at the same time. but that could happen, and that would be quite the mood in the courtroom. >> thanks, scott. >>> nurses from stanford hospital rallied for a new contract today. they are trying to reach a new deal with management before their contract expires march 3st. 31st. >> power has turned to the employees. they know they need us, and they need us to take care of the patients. >> the nurses are among the highest paid in the nation. we're committed to good faith negotiation with

mob, she was going to make it worse, when all elizabeth really wanted was to be let alone. a worrier of the civil rights movement, sitting on a park bench, trying not to cry. the next day this photo ran in all of the major newspapers in the united states, made the front page of every newspaper in the united states. in that image what happened was that millions of white people were forced to confront, for only a moment, the confrontation, the contrast that the civil rights movement wanted them to see. not the individual one, though that's obviously terrifying, but the systemic one, the one between a community that could produce a woman, a young woman of such grace and dignity, and the social system that could take ordinary people like the people you are seeing in this picture and twist and turn them into thugs, in defense of the indefensible. over the course of the 1960s, the civil rights movement would twist and turn all kinds of complicated ways and i try to trace some of those in my book, but it would never have more power than when it built this extraordinary contrast th

ok. elizabeth, go ahead. i mean, i just like to say, this is not the un security council, neither china nor russia has to be told here. it's not it, you know, there's nothing laid out as we've heard that indicates exactly how a country can be booted from the 20. this is a matter of invitation, and if you've got at the, at mike, can you gotta leave half of the 20 countries that i believe are going to strongly oppose the rest of participation in the summit. the invitation is going to come from the current to 20 president, which is in denise just though it is going to be very easy for indonesia to make that determination. but at the same time, we're not talking about a situation where there's something laid out in the regulation here, where the g 20 has unanimously decide on anything that they do. this is, it's not an organization that work that way. and so you don't have to get china on board if at least half of the 20 countries oppose it. and even if the decision is to move forward and allow russia to come, th

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she was the second witness called in the elizabeth holmes trial. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> we will bring you updates on air and online. follow scott on twitter. get live updates from the courtroom. >>> nearly 50 years later, closure for a bay area family. new technology may be the reason why. police believe they have solved a murder 45 years after it happened. the victim son is relieved to finally have answered. >> reporter: name is richard bishol, a 43-year-old marine who fought in the korean war. >> he was a good man. he would bend over backwards to help people out. >> reporter: richard was just 17 when his dad was killed fending off a burglar in front of their home. the date was march 16, 1977. richard senior was found here on the sidewalk on lincoln avenue. he had been stabbed ten times. now 45 years later, police say they finally cracked the case. they say richard bernard is the killer. >> he had been arrest and convicted for a series of burglaries along with two known rapes. >> reporter: a retired detective is with the cold care uni

. >> joining us from chicago is elizabeth shackleford, a former u.s. diplomat. from moscow, a fellow at the russian international affairs council, and from jakarta, a foreign policy analyst now involved in business 20 in indonesia. thank you for speaking to us on inside story. there is obviously division over russia being barred from the g20 summit in indonesia. how does russia view this? >> today there is ongoing debate in the world about if russia should participate. i think this is just one example of russia being expelled from very similar organizations that used to be g8. it's not really an organization, it's just the gathering of countries which share the same ideas. >> in this case, how does russia view the possible barring? >> they said the same when they were excluded from the g8 in 2014 and it repeats actually the same narrative currently saying that g20 is not an official membership status the membership organization with membership status the membership tickets are not handed over to any country so china cannot be officially banned from the event. --

elizabeth: let's talk about is happening at home., 2kt's point russia with china blessed typo it's happening here. why the constant mindlessness of some people in d.c., including in the white house. let's talk about this the dollar is a powerhouse. it is a global reserve because of the powerful u.s. economy and u.s. energy drive said. will rattle the u.s. at the status currency there is that why the mindlessness in d.c. about that? >> it is philosophical with them. they are not thinking with their brains at all. do not really understand what they are doing. literally sometimes if you did not know better you think it's a conspiracy. so destructive, of literally entire world's economy in many ways. certainly the united states when the dollar is the currency that's used for energy, this is just a huge mistake. i just hope the american people realize the magnitude and problems had been created by the majority congress and the president. thirty-six kt, top adviser david axelrod said they don't believe the white house when they say it is a

it all, comes down, to this. [ everyone cheers ] >>> machines, manipulation and elizabeth holmes, allhree came up today in the second trial involving the failed start up, theranos. >> reporter: as soon as sonny stepped back in the court room today, he saw former theranos employee, turned whistle-blower, erica chung, on the stand and documents demonstrating widespread failure on the court room monitors. >> the issue with machines is the same with what happened with elizabeth holmes, trying to impart knowledge and responsibility to sonny bowani. >> she testified she saw some theranos blood testing machine fail to come up with results more than 50% of the time. and at one time breaking down. although the testimony is similar to the trial in elizabeth holmes, prosecutors have a different target this time. >> right now it's following a similar script but we're going to get that essential legal fork in the road. and that fork in the road goes back to elizabeth holmes' accusations that a lot of the blame for what happened was sonny bawani. >> reporter: you may remember her testifying she was

este es el aviso de desalojo que elizabeth le entregÓ a los inquilinos.meses para mudarse de su casa. hasta el dÍa de hoy, a sÓlo semanas de cumplirse el plazo no ha visto progreso. me comuniquÉ con el alguacil de su joaquÍn, y me dirigieron a la pÁgina web de la corte de california si el propietario gana, el juez puede pedirle al alguacil que desaloje a los inquilinos. son pasos que elizabeth tendrÁ que seguir sino a cambio de aquÍ hasta el 13 de abril. mientras espera tiene un mensaje para el pÚblico. >> todos los que rentamos viviendas, tengan mucho cuidado. presentador: le recuerdo que la fecha de para solicitar ayuda del pago de la renta vence el Último de este mes. la organizaciÓn de sagrado corazÓn estÁ a punto de iniciar sus instalaciones en el centro de san josÉ. reportera: ramÓn, el sagrado corazÓn tiene 60 aÑos brindando ayuda con comida, pago de renta y demÁs en nuestra comunidad. con la pandemia, la urgencia de la crisis, y la necesidad aumento. y ahora estÁn a punto de abrir una sede para ayudar a mÁs familias. minerva trabajaba cuidando niÑ

we are in san jose with what we can expect. >> after elizabeth holmes was found guilty of several chargesin january, now all eyes will be on her former business partner. opening statements were scheduled for tuesday of last week but they were pushed back due to a possible covid exposure. he is charged with the same counts of criminal wire fraud and conspiracy against investors. doctors and patients brought against holmes. january a jury found holmes guilty of three counts of wire fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud against investors. stanford law professor said that like holmes shifted much of the blame on him we can expect his attorneys to do the opposite. with his trial both prosecutors and the defense had the advantage of see youing how holmes trial went. >> it'll help the prosecutors because they know what evidence seemed to have worked what didn't seem to work. it'll help the defense because it gives them a road map for where the prosecutors likely to go. >> we may hear about the witnesses both plan to call. in san jose. kpix5. >>> happening today as we look live i

elizabeth shackle ford there.ng very much the subject of conversation in brussels and washington. here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: looking to reinforce the u.s. warning to china that it will face severe consequences if it provides russia support. the aim is encouraging beijing to take a responsible stance on the war. communication with china expected to be on the agenda when president biden meets eu leaders in brussels on thursday. secretary jay powell says the central bank is prepared to raise rates by 50 basis points at the next meeting if necessary. speaking on monday, powell with a more hawkish tone toward inflation than a few days earlier. he said it is the top priority and the agency is prepared to move aggressively if warranted by data. a potential electricity shortage on tuesday and a power supply alert for tokyo. an earthquake and colder weather stretched of the grid. they are urging customers to conserve power, and officials say the capital could receive additional electricity from other regional utilities

here is a closer look at elizabeth.about the incredible medical dramas in her own life? elizabeth has written about undergoing cancer treatment about having an abortion about assault. a lot of different things that elizabeth said happened to her in her own life except now now abc and disney are investigating charges that everything elizabeth said happened to her did not happen to her, but rather happened to her wife, elizabeth, in the process of what is being described as a quote, acrimonious divorce from jennifer buyer. some are suggesting that the various stories involving elizabeth's health didn't happened to elizabeth but actually happened to jennifer for her part, elizabeth finch has now hired a lawyer and the hollywood reporter among other trades say that now disney's human resources and legal departments are trying to sort out what is true and what is not true. and did elizabeth make false claims about her own health struggles, including writing about things that she went through, but she never went through. all

in january elizabeth holmes was convicted.ow it's balwani's turn in court. >> reporter: he's barely been seen, hardly heard from since the whole story began. now sunny balwani gets his day in court. >> are you looking forward to telling your story, mr. balwani. >> at elizabeth holmes' trial, they downplayed his role now robert leach is telling jurors mr. balwani and ms. holmes were partners in virtually everything, in business, in love, and in crime lying to investors and patients about theranos blood testing technology in his nearly hour long opening statement leach showed pictures of holmes saying her name at least as often as the man on trial but defense attorney steven kasaras said balwani believed in the company, even invested $5 million of his own money and never sold a single share of stock elizabeth holmes built the company, not balwani the headlines and the sensational stories have no place in this trial. if elizabeth holmes threw her ex-boyfriend under the bus, sunny balwani may be about to return the favor >> could