hollar: elizabeth holmes dropped out of stanford at 19 to start a biotech company. today that company, theranos, is worth billions and still under the radar. meet this groundbreaking scientist and founder, elizabeth holmes, in conversation with kqed's michael krasny. major funding for "revolutionaries"

let's bring elizabeth holmes out, give her a hand. josh cushner is the co founder of oscar health, who wants to do something really interesting, which is to reinvent health insurance, and how people interact with their annual physicals. i had a highly unusual conversation with the chairman of one of the largest european companies who happened to be dutch. i asked if he wrote health insurance. he said, yes, i do, but we don't make any money on it, insurance companies write it and the government subsidizes people by income based on their need. but he said, we shouldn't make any money on this, we should make all of our money out of traditional insurance lines. i thought, i wonder if there's a single solitary soul in america that would say that. interesting. this guy's got an interesting idea, let's bring out josh cushner. joe is the founder and chairman of massimo corporation. it was sort of a garage start-up that now employs more than 3,000 people worldwide and it's production of -- and distribution of a market leading measure through m

elizabeth this afternoon. jones died at the scene. several agencies, including the port authority, are investigating the accident at this time. >>> new at 11:00, james holmes, the colorado movie theater shooter, will spend the rest of his life in prison. jurors dismissed tonight, after failing to reach a unanimous decision on the death penalty, leaving the sentence in the hands of the judge. >> we the jury do not have a unanimous final sentencing verdict. >> the theater killer james holmes will spend the rest of his life in prison without parole. the jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict for the death penalty after seven hours of deliberating. the 27-year-old who killed 12 people and wounded 70 others will not be executed. >> i think that is outrageous. i still think death is justice for what that guy did. >> the 3 1/2 month long trial was an emotional rollercoaster. for the victims and their families. >> that's not justice. you know, he is living. he is breathing. and our loved ones are gone. >> ashley mosser was paralyzed in the shooting spree and lost her 6-year-old daughter veronica, the youngest victim. >> i don't know who i am anymore. i'm not