>> o'donnell: holmes struck back. >> holmes: this is what happens when you work to change things.nd first they think you're crazy, then they fight you, and then all of a sudden, you change the world. >> o'donnell: but skeptics were no longer buying the theranos deception. >> holmes: what i am showing you now is the result of hundreds of engineers' and scientists' work. >> o'donnell: holmes repeatedly insisted she would present proof at a major industry conference that her technology worked. >> holmes: you can see the tray dropping into the detection module there... >> o'donnell: it was proof that never came. >> panelist: and the evidence you presented fell far short of that. >> o'donnell: in 2016, after a series of surprise inspections, federal regulators shut down the company's laboratory, saying it posed "immediate jeopardy to patient health and safety." nearly one million theranos test results were invalidated. >> carreyrou: when she started using this technology on the blood samples taken from consumers in walgreens stores, that was an unauthorized medical experiment. there's

tests which holmes told investors were ready to use on patients. >> but liz beth holmes told walgreen's10 it developed a device capable of running any blood tests from a few drops ricked from a finger in real time and half the cost of traditional labs, was that true? >> no. >> do you think she was lying to walgreen's, i do. >> are you a clinical lab specialist? >> no. >> erika chung out of berkeley with a degree in molecular and cell biology when sunny went to work, she was 22. even the novice lab tech suspected something was very wrong when she saw faulty test results sent to wal green's patients. >> when did you thing i probably shouldn't be doing this? >> pretty, pretty soon in the process. especially when weep started to pick up more patients samples. >> when the samples were retested, she says, there were often contradictory results. >> reporter: did you alert the patient? >> no. we didn't let them know, hey, we reran your patient sample, we are not positive about what the diagnose is is. >> this is some one's health information. >> exactly. this isn't an app crashing, this isn't s

elizabeth holmes played defense in a television blitz. >> for the first time elizabeth holmes is opening up the secret labs of theranos. >> at the highest level we didn't have the right leadership in the laboratory. >> you are fighting for the life of your company. what have the last six months been like for you. >> i am a better leader for it. i feel devastated that we did not catch and fix these issues faster. howie: the sec charged her with massive fraud and she agreed to not be an officer of any company for 10 years. joining us is john carreyrou. author of "bad blood, secrets and lies." how does the media give such rocket fuel to a young woman and her company that turned out to be a fraud. >> theranos was founded in 2003 when she dropped out of stanford. it operated under the ray dafort media for four years. she had been around for a longer period of time than many silicon valley startups. you would expect to have achieved something during that period of time. the company claimed to have pioneered groundbreaking new science where the company had a device that could run the full range

. >> elizabeth holmes is part of the new "time" 100 list just out. howie: it all came crashing down on charges of fraud. i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." white house correspondents were preparing for a june 12 visit to singapore when the president scrapped the sit-down with north korea's dictator. president trump: i believe this is a tremendous setback for north korea and a setback for the world. if and when kim jong-un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. howie: now the president says the meeting may be back on. joining me, mollie hemingway, sara fischer and adrienne elrod. north korea had been using such harsh rhetoric, the president may have had no choice you to cancel this. mollie: "the washington post" repeated multiple times that there was no way donald trump would walk away from the summit because he needed it so bad. if he does walk away, they say he's a bad negotiator. a little less trump focus might be helpful. howie: media skeptics like to say this is an example of trump's foreign policy being erra

in washington im kristen holmes im kristen in washington im kristen holmes (pam) holmes im kristen in kron four will live stream the royal wedding starting at 4-a-m.. at kron four -dot- com. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off leaving cool temperatures along the coast and bay with some 70s inland. the fog is already pushing onshore and will likely bring more drizzle near the coast. doppler radar is tracking more thunderstorms over the sierra. it will continue to be stormy there in the afternoons over the weekend. on the satellite you can see a trough of low pressure sitting across the state. another area of low pressure will drop in on sunday to bring more clouds and cooler temperatures. highs tomorrow will be cool at the beaches and in the 50s with fog, 60s and partly cloudy around the bay, and some 70s inland. it will cool on sunday with partly cloudy skies and breezy winds in the afternoon. there is a slight chance of some isolated showers on monday. warmer weather should return on tuesday and continue into the memorial day weekend. last weather and goodb

they said, he cited charlotte —— sherlock holmes who is someone charlotte —— sherlock holmes who is someoner hoax in order to get what he needed, and she's quoted as saying was not also paying for his relatives and doctor watson? it's a matter, if the language around it, the way it's being played up his incredible. they could've carried out without doing ina public could've carried out without doing in a public domain and that's what they were doing. this is what you do think, i might think it's her idea, thanks someone watching too many films and thought this is a good elaborate way, we should say though that one person has been arrested by the ukraine authorities, soap and they were to try and flush it out this would—be assassin, they may have been successful. but the way they did it, again the photographs you see on the newspapers are so stark that it looks really bad. you mentioned borisjohnson, stark that it looks really bad. you mentioned boris johnson, he stark that it looks really bad. you mentioned borisjohnson, he was caught up by the hoax is last week, and had a big conversation

kristen holmes that was (grant) (grant) (grant) that was kristen holmes reporting.and kron 4 will be participating in the royal wedding excitement... (catherine) we will stream the wedding live on kron4 dot-com, our mobile app, and facebook page. that's happening on saturday morning. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant and catherine... coming up at six. two parents arrested.. after police rescued ten children from a home. investigators say the kids were tortured. we'll take you the neighborhood - where people tell us -- they didn't even know the couple had children.(pam) then - new at six... airports want to raise one of the fees you pay when booking a plane ticket. why airports claim... it is necessary that you pay more - while consumer groups say, this is a bad idea. that"s coming up next at six. now at six -- ten children who police say, were tortured and living in a home filled with garbage ... have now been rescued. as for the parents -- they were arrested.

abc news reporter tj holmes explains. >> yes. from downtown. >> reporter: he's one of golden state's superstars. a sharp shooter but with a peculiar problem on the court. he can't keep his shoes on. according to an investigation by 538.com, kevin durant has shed his shoe at least 31 times over the last 3 seasons. that's once every eight games. more than any other player in nba history. >> kevin durant lost his shoe. it did not affect his defense. >> reporter: so it must be the shoes, right? his specially designed kd-10s from nike and don't seem to be causing issues for anybody else. >> like slippers, man. it's too bulky and you know so sometimes may come off and good thing is i slip them back on and keep playing. >> reporter: so maybe something is up with his feet. so long and narrow they're compared to hockey sticks and that's not necessarily unique in the nba. so here's the answer. he wears his shoes a size too big on purpose because he says it's more comfortable. >> anything too tight on my body i play, i feel like it restrict

he has a tendency of finding humor in the dark places. >> josh holmes, josh thank you so much.ppreciate it. >>> ahead, will america remain in the iran nuclear dooel? the president says he is about to announce his decision. sereny for weakness. do not misjudge quiet tranquility with the power of 335 turbo-charged horses the lincoln mkx, more horsepower than the lexus rx350 and a quiet interior from which to admire them. the lincoln spring sales event is here. for a limited time get 0% apr on the lincoln mkx. plus get $1000 bonus cash. ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun transitions™ light under control™ it was here. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. i went to the er. they said i had afib. afib? what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. once i got the facts, my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily x

he said the company could have been a big winner and still feels great about backing holmes i'm sure "wall street journal" and john kerry, who helped uncover some of their behavior would agree >> this is jaw-dropping. i was watching "closing bell," as i always o, and the idea he would defend this. she didn't have this, she didn't have the technology she said she had. it really makes me wonder from the vc community's perspective how truthful and straightforward do founders have to be exactly what they have when they're offering it to the market, especially in health care. >> bottom line, s.e.c. said this company committed massive fraud. i would imagine what other investors think, i can't imagine they share the same sentiments >> also had thoughts about what it takes to go public these days and how much more difficult it is given the costs and regulations. we'll hear from draper next time, i'm sure, as well. >> "squawk alley" will be right back, as the dow holds on to gains. it's up 53 points. stay with us sir. get domo. it'll connect us to everything that's going on in the company. ge

we are dealing with a cross between george patton and oliver wendell holmes. [laughter] so that is a -- [laughter] so that is a pretty tough, tough combination to face as an opponent, but the good news for us is he is coming here to lead our team. it is the adversaries of the united states who will be facing that formidable opponent across the table. without further ado i will turn over the microphone to the 70th secretary of state, mike pompeo. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thanks for those most gracious words, john. and thank you for your service standing in the gap. you have done a remarkable job. i've had the chance to work alongside you as a cia director and you have done this organization incredibly proud. america should be proud of you. and thank you for this amazing work. [applause] so, i think i have the record for the longest trip to the first day of work. [laughter] i am humbled to be here. i tried to prepare myself for this moment, but to stand here and look at the most important diplomatic corps in the world is enormously humbling

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discovered it troy was found hidden in the masonry of the forty feet cajuns shimon was convinced that holmes while city was not a myth but reality the gym an archaeologist smuggled the go to berlin out of the end of the second world war it fell into the hands of the russians the treasure remains a sensitive political issue even today we know today that shimon got it wrong the residence he discovered dates back to around two thousand five hundred b.c. but not as he thought to thirteen hundred b.c. here a turkish aki ologist is documenting what had confused for the month a fortress wall with a metre high layer of burnt clay schliemann knew that homos troy had gone up in flames of troy but also been razed to the ground time and again before that. that last troy six prime city dating back to the thirteenth century b.c. based on the latest scientific findings this is how artist gustav hausner envisages the city the promise area with a large snow in town and a population of around ten thousand. the massive fortification four metres wide and six me just how top byplay breaks and mighty towers a sop

think just before we start the world cup in russia which is a short he said vent for any country that holmes will cut the horse sort of cut and suddenly we're getting the story switches does that which are designed i would speculate to discredit russia and discredit russia and the eyes of the world just as a supposed to host the world cup and so this is a very elemental campaign it's been targeting russia because it's no interfering in areas in which all nations have in the past understood that they are off limits when it comes to using them for propaganda purposes such as trying to use the world cup to undermine the host nation that does nor good to anyone is specially at a time when we need to try and form an understanding so to come here this our theories president tells r.t. why civil war is the wrong phrase to describe the conflict in his country that's an exclusive interview you got it coming up just after the break. europe must be much stronger in making the decision at twenty eight can we around the table agree on tough measures on these or china always or us and. unfortunately easy

true but one ukrainian lawmaker thinks this is ok because sherlock holmes successfully used the method of staging his own death to effectively investigate difficult and complicated crimes well if it happened in fiction must be good in real life till whether ukraine or produce evidence that there was ever a russian plot in the first place remains to be seen but after a stunt like this it's hard to imagine many will take anything he says at face value the taming is key i think just before we start the world cup in russia which is a shock east event for any country that holmes will cut there or sort of cut and suddenly we're getting the story switches design which are designed i would speculate to discredit russia and discredit russia and our use of the world just as a supposed to horst the world cup and so this is a very little mental campaign it's been targeting russia because it's no interfering in areas in which all nations have in the past understood that they are off limits when it comes to using them for propaganda purposes such as trying to use the world cup to undermine the horse

holmes in oakland, once again. see you guys soon. >> t.j.'s like, i'm just hanging around here. >> he looks like he's having a good time. how did you not get that gig? >> how about a tour of tv 3? i'm just going to show you tv 3. >> let's show you how we do. >> here's a column. i think it's made out of formica. forget draymond green back there. our boy wonder, matt. >> this is great tv. i am very entertained. >> who needs the oracle arena when you get a tour of tv 3. >> is it too late to bring t.j. back? >> the skinny is next. back? >> skinny is next. ♪ ♪ skinny >>> skinny in the house. ♪ just give me "the skinny" >> we are leading off "the skinny" with a young hollywood star's reaction to discovering he was in the same country as his favorite super hero. >> yeah, we're talking about 11-year-old jacob. he was in tokyo and posted this instagram pic of the same cityscape as ryan reynolds. >> ryan happened to be there for the "deadpool 2" premiere. >> jacob went all over the city in search of him, looking around at tokyo disney. >> tokyo's a big

holmes, you couldn't get there to oakland so t.j. is there. you had a chance to sit down with steph, t.j. what are you doing? >> yeah, robin, we're all getting our last-minute workouts in before the big game tonight, robin, everybody is. everybody is hyped. lebron is not the only one that plays above the rim. cavs/warriors, do we really want to see this matchup again? let me let the players explain to you why you need to watch. aaghhh. the fourth chapter of one of nba's great rivalries is finally here featuring the king of the east. >> blocked by james! >> reporter: and the best of the west. >> curry for three. >> reporter: the cavs, the warriors, facing off again in the nba finals. >> if you want to see somebody else in the postseason you got to beat them. >> reporter: starring two-time mvp steph curry. four years in a row you can finally say we want to beat this guy down. >> oh, we definitely can say that. that's fair game. it is weird. i joked at some point last three years i only know the finals by the atmosphere and playing against clevel

kristen holmes kron 4 news (grant) kron 4 newskristen holmes off. kristen holmes kron 4 news (grant) and president trump vows that the u-s is ready to take action against north korea if the situation deteriorates. joining us now to provide insight into what the cancellation of the summit means-- is lara bazelon ... a professor at the university of san francisco. lara -- you have been closely this planned summit. he white house says the north korean government violated several promises to the u.s. and south korea related to the now-cancelled june summit in singapore between the u.s. and north korea. a senior u.s. official says the north koreans stood up an american delegation last week seeking to make arrangements for the summit and did not return messages from the u.s. seeking to discuss the meeting.the official says the north also reneged on a pledge to allow international inspectors to monitor the supposed monitor the inspectors to international pledge to allow international inspectors to monitor the supposed demolition of its nuclear test site th

in evening i'm holmes. >> and i'm alex savidge -- i'm heather holmes. >> now the lack of endorsement could spell trouble for the gop as it tries to stave off a predicted democratic wave here. >> are you ready for a republican governor in 2018? 2018? yeah! >> reporter: this weekend in san diego, it was the gop's turn to rally around a single candidate in the race for california governor. conservatives looked charged up for the future of the party and its candidate. >> the last years of jerry brown and his family running the state into the ground are at an end. >> reporter: but even after speeches filled with optimism, republicans did not endorse a candidate in the california governor's race. john cox received 55.3 percent of the vote. travis allen received 43. cox still called the outcome a win saying he energized by the percentage. 55 percent and feeling great. allen tweeted john cox fails to buy the california republican endorsement. democrats suffered a similar outcome at their convention in february, none of the four major candidates got the endorsement. republicans are facing the

i'm joined now by de w's ophelia holmes o.-t. who is in caracas good to see you ophelia now the extreme poverty that many are suffering is truly shocking my daughter is expected to win these elections what would that mean for the country. well it would definitely mean a deepening of the crisis. what we have heard is that there well we've probably more sanctions from the outside the united states for example has threatened to cut some of his oil imports from venezuela if the government was to carry through the elections but it is amazing to see that people still vote for my duro we have heard it in the in the piece and we have also talked to people here and let's remember that more than sixty million people are dependent on the food supplies given away by the government and also what we see is a lot of a lot of people still hold on to this idea of socialism of this twenty first century socialism that has been spreading around latin america and recent decades you point to a potential deepening of the crisis so what would persuade p

tests which holmes told investors were ready to use on patients. >> elizabeth holmes told walgreens itod test from realtime in less than half the cost of traditional labs. was that true? >> no. certainly not. >> do you think she was lying to walgreens? >> i do, yeah. >> "wall street journal" reporter john carreyrou broke the story of the theranos deseptsion and chronicles the company's unraveling in his new book "bad blood." cbs reached out to theranos and holmes about the book and have not heard back. john, good morning. many people watched the piece last night on "60 minutes" remarked about her voice. her deep, baritone voice. was that take, too? >> according to my sources, it was. an employee who joined the company in 2011 had a meet with her shortly after he joined and it was late in the day and they were finishing up the meeting and she sort of expressed her excitement that he had recently joined. as she got up she slipped back into a more natural sounding women's voice. >> was everything about elizabeth holmes a fraud? >> a lot of it was a lie. >> how was she able to dupe so many

one of them suffered from smoke inhalation (jr)that was evelyn holmes reporting.chicago authorities arell investigating exactly what happened. (jr) for a few moms in richmond..mother's day is tough. what they have to say about losing kids to gun violence. (michelle)one mom may be the savior of summer. how her invention helps get rid of the agony of bug bites. (michelle)summertime means fun outdoors ... but mosquitos can ruin a party.some carry dangerous viruses, like zika or west nile.so you need to protect yourself ... but not everyone can take the harsh chemicals in most insect repellants.(jr)now a florida woman says she's got a device that can suck itchy mosquito venom right out of a bite.luli ortiz spoke with her and filed this report. nats-kelley higney processes and packs every order in the comfort of her home.-nats-it's called the "bug bite thing." higney launched it after moving from san diego to the acreage, realizing she was unprepared for the mosquitoes. the new mom at the time didn't want to use harsh chemicals on her newborn - so she figured out a better way to get relief f

it's a story that's just going to continue yes you know all right karen holmes there from d.w. culture thank you very much for your analysis. not some other stories making news around the world an erupting volcano in the u.s. state of hawaii has prompted authorities to order over a thousand residents to leave their homes officials say lava from the killer whale volcano poured out of a crack in a road and began moving towards president in a statement today he condemned anti-semitism and called the holocaust quote the most wretched crime in history he faced widespread condemnation after suggesting in a speech that the persecution of european jews was down to their own conduct partial results from local elections in the u.k. suggesting british prime minister theresa may has been spared the white house some had predicted her conservative party has lost control of some key councils but managed to gain ground and break that supporting regions the vote was the first test of public opinion since last year's general election. and the new u.s. ambassador to germany richard grinnell has b

(pam) kristen holmes has the latest from washington on why the president says...s donald trump: i've decided to terminate the planned summit in singapore. president trump-- abruptly canceling the much anticipated nuclear summit with north korea--pres donald trump: i believe that this is a tremendous set back.after the latest in an escalating war of words between the two countries-- an aide to kim jong un- calling vice president pence a quote "political dummy"and threatening a nuclear showdown with the united states.our military and has been greatly enhanced recently as you all know-- is ready if necessary the white house releasing a letter from president trump-- to the leader of the rogue nation-- reading in part "i was very much looking forward to being there with you. sadly, based on the tremendous anger and open hostility displayed in your most recent statement, i feel it is inappropriate, at this time, to have this long-planned meeting."secretary of state mike pompeo indicating communication may be another reason for the scrapped meeting-- mike pompeo/secretar

i am heather holmes. roseann took to twitter with an apology, that we reads guys i did something unforgivable do not defend me it was two in the morning and i was ambien tweeting and it was memorial day and i went too far i made a mistake i wish i hadn't. >> we get the latest developments from rob malcolm in our newsroom. >> it was a short run midseason and they came out of the gates strong in all hopes was buried by the predictable >> roseanne was rising high. muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes, the races tweet was aimed toward barack obama's former aide. she says i apologize and i am sorry to make a bad joke about her politics and looks i should have known better. the damage was done by the president of abc entertainment saying that her twitter statement is inconsistent with her values and -- our values and we have decided to cancel her show. >> there is only one thing to do and that is the right thing. >> reporter: they took a gamble on her she was a trump supporter and received a call from the

. >> good evening, i am heather holmes. and if the thief is arrested it would be a short time and -- in jail. amber lee said that he keeps committing the same crimes over and over. >> reporter: we are on union street in san francisco's marina district a man is charged with multiple burglars was released from jail awaiting trial two weeks later he hit the store and two others. >> he hit the say times and then tried to unlock the door. >> she arrived at her shop monday morning and found the glass broken on her front door the surveillance camera caught a man breaking in and they recognize the burglar, a repeat offender he has already been charged with five glorious -- charged with other charges. he is benjamin chase a judge released in may 7 while he is awaiting trial with orders to get drug rehab and wearing an ankle bracelet. >> we see the same suspects committing the same crimes over and over again on the street. >> the captain shared with us surveillance video of him breaking into other businesses he says his unit is using

we have the holmes talking about russian interference, we have the telegraphs talking about the need cooperation post—brexit, and we have the independence and that one terrorist attack a month is thwarted. this is in a speech from the head of mi5 that will happen today in berlin. i think that telegraphs have this right. the other two papers have gone with the old lines. —— the daily telegraph has got this right. the daily telegraph is focused on the fact that the cooperation between the uk and europe is the key message of the speech. the reason it is important is because another speech is happening today, and that is from michel barnier speaking in brussels. he is talking about the pros to brexit landscape and how security should look. and i think this is a very direct message to michel barnier that says, look, very direct message to michel barnierthat says, look, once very direct message to michel barnier that says, look, once we get the other side of brexit, it is very important that we have the same cooperation that we have had between the uk and the rest of europe as we had befor

of thousands of lives but what people think in the regions worst hit by that conflict is a figure holmes filed this report from grenada a town that suffered one of the worst fark attacks. was a young boy in fact a rebel fighters a tech the town of granada although he now wags as a journalist for a local radio station it's still difficult for him to talk in front of a microphone about that day and what it detests family. i mean i mean me about that i'm a little my brother was killed when i was eight years old and that was really hard for me and made into a little but i mean it took a similar sort of i believe that if we go back to living with the things that happened to us with the destruction of the town and so much shooting would happen here and in other words i do not think we would survive. there but i was just you know pretty. in december two thousand set off a huge car bomb at this intersection it killed twenty three civilians and five police offices. today a small museum called the room of never again serves as a memorial to the attack. if they want to do that but if this will repr

heads are going to roll with it's a story that's going to continue no falling yes all right karen holmes there from d.w. culture thank you very much for your analysis. not some other stories making news around the world social media site twitter has urged its more than three hundred million users to change their passwords the company says it recently found a bug had caused some passwords to be stored in plain text rather than being encrypted it says there was no indication the passwords had been misused and that its advice was purely precautionary. preliminary preliminary results from local elections in the u.k. suggested british prime minister theresa may has been spared the wipe out that some have predicted her conservative party has lost control of some key councils but managed to gain ground and break that supporting regions the vote was the first test of public opinion since last year's general election. the new u.s. ambassador to germany richard grinnell has been sworn into office the post had been vacant for more than a year for now as one of trump's most prominent gay appointees

we have the holmes talking about russian interference, we have the telegraphs talking about the needindependence and that one terrorist attack a month is thwarted. this is in a speech from the head of m15 that will happen today in berlin. i think that telegraphs have this right. the

and the same story leads the daily mirror, who feature an interview with tv host eamon holmes, who asks my mate fergie". so let's begin. the financial times as this ongoing discussion over how we deal with customs issues post brexit. made to risk tory rebels‘ raph by pressing ahead with a customs plan. this is the idea of a customs partnership, which were some mps is too close to what we have. this morning, i saw that week one has been played 22 times and no other week has been played. this is a stunning metaphor for this whole customs union debate. this has been going on for two yea rs. this has been going on for two years. this should be a weak one exercise. and yet, here we are, theresa may desperately trying to steer the ship, keeping her rabl —— rebels happy, failing, clearly, risking their raph, further splits in the cabinet. i can‘t believe this is still going on. there were two options being mooted. the highly synchronised plan and the customs partnership. can you remind us of what those different things work? not really. both have been dismissed by brussels. the prime minister

holms. >> hi. i've been doing retail in san francisco for about 26 years. san francisco short on office buildings, short on transit solutions, short on affordable housing. the only thing we're not short on is divergent opinions, which this has come to light tonight. 365 is not amazon. 365's not whole foods. it's a completely different store, and i'd really like to bring up other neighborhood areas -- noe valley's a perfect example. 24th street cheese company has been thriving for many years, before and after whole foods' existence. there are three liquor and wine and spirits stores that are so closely attached to whole foods, i think they're about to tackle whole foods. noe valley wine and spirits, and others all exist in a healthy ecosystems. guys, the -- the notion that real foods and cheese plus and other things are going to go by the wayside is not fair. there are 30,000 housing units in the pipeline in terrific right now in various stages of the development, okay? let's see this all get filled in and leased up before we scream panic in the streets. i w

and the same story leads the daily mirror, who feature an interview with tv host eamonn holmes, who asks for my mate fergie". so let's begin. a couple of brexit stories, as i am sure you will be delighted to hear. the financial terms —— financial times is where we start. this is the idea of a customs partnership, whereby, potentially, any goods coming into britain which would then end up in the eu would have tariffs collected on them by us on behalf of the european union, not popular with leading brexiteers. it is not popular with a very small group of conservative mps, somewhere between 60 and 75. part of the problem with the prime minister's position if she is trying to seek a sensible pragmatic way forward that won't hurt the economy, what she has in her own party is a noisy but small group of mps who are demanding the ha rd est of group of mps who are demanding the hardest of hard brexit. what we will see in the next couple of months will be a reckoning, the prime minister will happy face down some of those hard brexit is in her own party and risk splitting her own party. though i th

in case your invitation got lost in the mail, kristen holmes is in wind soar with details id of it the big day on saturday. >> reporter: prince harry and megan markle, a modern-day romance. >> he got on one knee. >> reporter: with a royal twist. the world will watch as the british royal and american actress exchange vows here at wind soar castle just outside of london, the stately home to royalty for nearly a thousands years will be trance formed, adorned with white roses, pianese and fox gloves. straying from tradition, kensington palace saying it hasn't invited any world leaders. instead the chapel will be filled only with personal friends and family. but the grounds are a different story. the couple inviting more than 1,200 members of the along with other special guests to join in the festivities and cheer the newlyweds as they depart the castle on their post- wedding-carriage procession. and the country is readying for lot of excitement and lots of people. security in twinned soar has been ramped up for weeks, preparing for one of the largest operations the force has ever undertake

holmes to the wise would assume red up with a blanket around her scarves and crown like can you don'twant to see her face. as a stick light on one of those little comments of a thirteenth century woman light on and armando's of the margravine as we often ask what are the first glance looks like a blanket is actually a cloak and c i know hired the star and she's a married woman but i'd say she's wearing a wimple with an ornamental had dress codes schmoke that identifies her clearly as a married woman and of a higher heart of the south and why is she considered the most beautiful married evil woman. to lie he wouldn't. be the illusionist we sam is that is the goal maybe that's the reason we find something unreachable embodied in her and ideal powers and he are perhaps the upturned color of her cleric who the grace we see in the statue of hearts here the wall and. from the picturesque town of number walk we take a big leap to the lively metropolis of something i would actually our viewer mariella between a very is an architect and she shows us the sights of her city let's go to south ame

tim draper offering a staunch defense of theranos founder elizabeth holmes >> i feel that we have taken down another great icon. this woman came to me when she was 19 years old, she said i'm going to transform healthcare as we know it she got bullied into submission. this was a startup it was a great vision. it was a great technology. she's going up against some very powerful people in the drug companies, the ama, the fda, she's transforming healthcare. somebody goes in and tries to transform healthcare, they'll get attacked in a lot of different directions and she was. this is one of the cases where the entrepreneur was defeated. >> draper was an early investor in theranos. he said the company could have been a big winner and he still feels great about backing holmes i'm surprised, despite all the evidence out there, he sticks by this company he won't admit to wrongdoing at this point >> i'm not sure how much more of that kind of a comment he can make it gets headlines, but whether this company does anything else besides what's been talked about already or what's been kind of at least

he came up short of the runway. >> i am heather holmes.it was about a half a mile from petaluma airport where the plane came down. live coverage now.

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