of holmes's child and possible soon to be newborn. despite a series of questions regarding his health and mental well-being from the defense rosendorf facts what he previously said under oath and said holmes needs to pay her debt to society at this point. it appears that dr. rosendorf isn't wavering from the testimony he gave at trial which was very important for the government's case in reaching a conviction. the judge is expected to decide in two weeks at the testimony was inaccurate or incomplete or if rosendorf was in fact feeling bad as he he said today if the motion for fails homes will face up to 20 years in prison. the next question will be the status of holmes's pregnancy clark says accommodations can be made for pregnant prisoners, but homes will fight to delay sentencing again. she'll be asking for bail upending appeal not just for her but for her unborn child as well and saying i can't start custody. i'm pregnant. i need to deliver my child and spend time with my child before my sentencing starts if no further delays occur

>> he took it upon himself to show up uninvited at miss holme. holmes residence. >> the bay area exodus. more bay bay area people are moving out. what that means for everybody who stays. >> are moving to arizona and all all these other states where you where you can buy a humongous house for $250,000. here you can you can even buy a house anymor. house anymore. >> this is cbs news bay area. > >> it lasted a matter of seconds. so many people remembey where they were 33 years ago. when the 1989 earthquake jolted the bay area. the most devastatg local disaster in recent memorye 6.9 quake struck on the san andreas fault near santa cruz kg 63 people and injuring more than more than 3700 others. you may recall the ground shook as peope watched game three of the world series between a's and the gians at candlestick park. the quick altered the landscape of the bay bay area and destroyed more tha0 homes. the upper deck at the cyprus freeway that connected wet interstate 880 in oakland ce crashing down. crushing cars below. part of the upper deck of of the

. > >> new developments in the trial the trial of elizabeth holmes. a holmes. a former lab director testified today. this is after it was revealed he visited holmes' home and allegedly said he felt he did something wrong with his original testimony. toy he told the judge his testimony was truthful and holmes needs to needs to pay her debt to societ. holmes is facing up to 20 yearsn prison for misleading investorsa new sentencing date was set for november 18. > >> let's go to meteorologist dan peck. no marine layer. >> we did have some this mornind it showed us an important weird clue to how the weather is chan. watch what happened between 7:3d 8:30 in the morning. marine layer. you notice what's different? this is going the opposite way. it was going out the golden gate. you almost never see that. the reason is because today we picked up more of an offshore flow. we developed enough of the marine layer in the bay and offshore ws blew it out of the golden gate.e winds are your sign of a warm up. today we are going to warm up, not drastically. we are goig to warm

holmes's defense team is trying to get the judge to grant her a new trial. ktvu is evan sernoffsky has more from san jose. there are no sis former lab director, dr adam rosen. dorf took the witness stand to defend his testimony at trial last year. this all happened after he showed up at elizabeth holmes house in august , saying he felt bad about her possible fate. attorneys for thoroughness founder elizabeth holmes are making a last ditch effort to get her four guilty convictions on federal fraud charges overturned. they claim the government star witness expressed remorse and possibly committed misconduct after he showed up at her house on august 8th. there's very very little chance that the judge judge davadilla will give her a new trial on the stand. dr adam rosen, dorf stood by every word of his testimony last year about homes, he said, quote. at this point she needs to pay her debt to society. rosen dorf admitted that he showed up at her home in woodside and had a brief conversation with her husband, billy evans. he said he was distressed that holmes's i

but first elizabeth holmes is back in court, hoping to get a new trial. why her legal team says things have changed since her guilty verdict months ago. and here's a quick peek at that monday evening commute the lower east shore bumper to bumper in that commute direction. the eastbound eighties there, but smooth sailing in the westbound direction as they make their way towards the bay bridge. we're back after the break. detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you take dofetilide. taking dovato wit

there's a call for a retrial in the elizabeth holmes case.efore the theranos founder is sentenced. this comes after the prosecution star witness made an uninvited post-trial visit to holmes's house abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey was in court today. in one month theranos founder elizabeth holmes could face her sentencing after being convicted of conspiracy and wire fraud and january today a moment legal analyst stephen clark called her final stand in attempt to request a new trial this hearing today was very important to the home's defense team to show that the prosecution star witness may not have been reliable on the stand in the testimony he gave at her trial that witness doctor adam, rosendorf the former theranos lab director shown here sprinting away from the federal courthouse today. he was back on the stand after attempting to visit homes following his testimony rosendorf explained that he went to holmes's bay area home to seek self-healing as he was feeling distressed about the future of homeless child and possible soon to be newbor

with that we'll go to tiffany holmes. >> we do have ms. holmes logged in with us today. ms. holmes?n see you. you can proceed. you are muted. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> good morning everybody. thank you for letting me join the meeting again. i'm coming to you from cj2. i just left out of the pods and working with the women that is my current job with pretrial program. i run the sisters program here. what i bring is honesty and integrity what a paroleee looks like i just patrolled 8 months ago and served a life sentence for a crime committed because i decided not to deal with my own life story, which is a survivor of domestic violence. i are survived by the bottle and unfortunate thing is that lead to drinking and driving which (inaudible) my victims. what i bring is the compassion and the real honesty and also what the women here and the men need here at cj2 in order to come back into society. what do they need? resources to be provided to them so that the recidivism stops. we know this is generational, but are we helping them with their trauma? are we helping with recovery is w

dorf appeared in court yesterday and said holmes needs to pay her debt to society.s attorneys claim that rosen dorf expressed remorse and possibly committed misconduct after he showed up at her house back in august. feeling bad about her possible fate. now the defense team has requested a retrial. with everything that the doctor testified to. unless the judge wasn't listening. there is no way she will be granted a new trial. rosendo admitted to having a brief conversation with homes husband at her home. he said he didn't want her children growing up without a mother and believes that homes may be pregnant again. holmes was charged with four counts of fraud and is scheduled to be sentenced on november. 18th california's covid emergency is finally going to end in february . the governor made the announcement that it will end february 23rd. says the state's pandemic response saved tens of thousands of lives, protected the economy and build up an unprecedented public health infrastructure. the emergency declaration gave the state government and governor broader powers f

holmes is currently out on bail. but if she does not get a new trial, she does face up to 20 years and present. >> significant piece of california history is about to go up for auction. this right here is the map of the first map ever to depict the san francisco bay. the map was produced in mexico way back on october, 30th 17, 70 and it's signed by miguel dan de coston stan. so matt maker known for creating the first land based maps of the california coastline. auction house bonhams is calling it quote, the most important 18 th-century map of california bidding will begin at half a million dollars. the auction set for next tuesday. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news at 6 as oakland marks 103 homicides so far this year. city council president says work is being done to put an end to the violence and hundreds of people marching in san francisco today in the fight against cancer. that story when kron 4 news at 6 returns welcome back. 6.15, on this sunday night and it is cancer awareness month. hundreds of people came out

holms million. holmes said the government' key witness against her has voiced regrets about his testimony and her defense team argues that e-mails will reveal that the prosecution engaged in misconduct. but legal experts do not expect holmes' bid for a new trial toe successful. > >> it is dash cam video of an armed carjacking. the uber driver tells us the ride started like any other. here is it is full screen if you to look at right there shortly after two men got into the car, one of them notices the camera. afr the camera. after a few moments one of the suspects takes out a gun and steals the driver's car throwing the camera on the ground. a few day s ago oaklane oakland police found the car. te the car. the driver tells us he wants to spread awareness with this story and also bring the suspects to justice. >> i think i cannot go back rigt now. i'm traumatized. i feel unsafe. >> can't imagine after all of that trauma. uber said through prop 22 the company is able to financially assist the driver w

and added that quote it's my understanding that miss holmes may be pregnant again.t whether she was indeed pregnant, pregnant elizabeth holmes did not respond and the judge was keeping an eye toward and appeal and they wanted to as i say that what happened in the situation ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza said the defense didn't offer up anything that would merit granting a new trial with everything that the doctor testified to. unless the judge wasn't listening. there is no way she will be granted a new trial. attorneys were instructed to file briefs with the judge who will rule on the matter before holmes's sentencing next month. elizabeth holmes is scheduled to be sentenced on november 18th her co defendant, sunny ball wani, who was also convicted of fraud, is scheduled to be sentenced on november 15th at the federal courthouse in san jose evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. coming up dens of criminal activity. details from san jose police after they take down to illegal pop up casinos. dangerous ride in southern california involving a horse galloping through t

holmes was supposed to be sentenced to prison today, but there's a new hearing delaying that process with kron four's will tran standing by live in san jose with the latest on this. good morning. well, >> james will happen right behind me before she set the wheels in motion. elizabeth holmes, as you mentioned, was supposed to be sentenced today up to 20 years in prison and $250,000 fine for each count when she was found guilty. earlier this year of defrauding investors for her blood testing technology. but she since then has fought for a new trial and get this in september. well, the judge said, no, we will not take with this. so you're not found not guilty of what's going on, but we will still consider whether or not you will get a new trial. now, holmes is arguing that one of the defendants for the prosecution that this particular person went to her house and basically told her that he didn't mean to say what he said that prosecutors took what he said out of context. prosecutors say no, you actually every talked to before the trial that during the trial, we did everything free and

. >> coming up, theranos founder elizabeth holmes appearing in court today. the latest developments in her fraud case and wondering where your inflation relief check is. we'll tell you when you might expect and a california ballot measure that would tax the rich to help put more electric cars on the road may seem to win support from democrats, but prop 30 as one notable opponent, governor gavin newsom will break down how the measure is splitting the democrats. ♪ ♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. ♪ ♪ dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint

and added that quote it's my understanding that miss holmes may be pregnant again.ed outside court whether she was indeed pregnant, pregnant elizabeth holmes did not respond and the judge was keeping an eye toward and appeal and they wanted to as i say that what happened in the situation ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza said the defense didn't offer up anything that would merit granting a new trial with everything that the doctor testified to. unless the judge wasn't listening. there is no way she will be granted a new trial. attorneys were instructed to file briefs with the judge who will rule on the matter before holmes's sentencing next month. elizabeth holmes is scheduled to be sentenced on november 18th her co defendant, sunny ball wani, who was also convicted of fraud, is scheduled to be sentenced on november 15th at the federal courthouse in san jose evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. we have an update on the two trials involving the disappearance of college student christian to mark more than 25 years ago yesterday, the jury for the suspect, ruben flores,

gajda: i think that holmes and the marketplace of ideas concept is critically important. also if you think about louis brandeis and his impassioned plea for privacy and a criminal -- privacy in a criminal sense, so he did not believe the government should be able to wiretap phone lines for an example to listen in on private conversations. he believed a warrant was necessary first. the majority of the supreme court said, no warrant is necessary. police don't need a warrant and they can just tap into the lines. he wrote beautiful language making a plea for privacy and suggesting that police should need a warrant and that these are private moments that police might listen in on and that a warrant was appropriate in such cases and that is the way the law is today. police do need a warrant today. so we think about those lasting legacies, that is certainly one that i think brandeis would want to be remembered for. susan: society is changing and you write about how journalism is changing and becoming a profession. how did that change the equation as professionalism seeped more a

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elizabeth holmes was granted a limited hearing on efforts to get a new trial. the hearing is set for october 17, the day holmes was originally scheduled tore sentenced. the hearing will determine if the government engaged in misconduct with ex-tharanos lab director's examination during elizabeth holmes' trial. this means holmes' sentencing will be pushed to a later date possibly between november and january. >> tech companies after all sizes are looking to trim or cut some work force. some expert says the companies are preparing for the worse. >> zack fuentes has a look at what could be ahead. >> it's been a rough few weeks for many tech workers. companies like tulio and docusign are said to be reducing its work force. meta will be reduce big not filling empty positions. >> i learned my lesson, always have plan b. >> he was laid off in the early 2000's and says the layoffs we're seeing now are tech companies preparing for the worst. >> people talk about recession coming. bear market. inflation is high. interest rate is high. >> nolan higdon, a professor of hist

. > >> elizabeth holmes back in court before a judge hoping for a new trial, what a star witness witness told the judge in his second time on the stand. so, you see the guy here, police in stockton and the rest of the men men that they believe killed five people in the city over the the course of about three months. it was a killing spree that began in oakland last year, year, michelle medina explains how authorities tracked down there suspect. >> reporter: stockton police say say the man in the surveillance video is 43-year-old wesley brownlee, now behind bars. he was arrested over the weekend wearing black with a mask around around his neck, carrying a gun. gun. >> our surveillance team follow this person while he was driving. we watched this pattern pattern and determined he was on on a mission to kill. >> reporter: police say brownlee brownlee ambushed and killed five men in stockton between early july and late september. all but one were hispanic and some were homeless. the first victim was 35-year-old paul yola, his mother spoke to cbs news about her son's death earlier this month.

last month, holmes defense team filed a motion, asking for a new trial.irector adam rose endorse went to holmes house in august, to speak with her. he was one of the governments key witnesses. elizabeth holmes lawyers say that he spoke only with her partner, billy evans. according to the filing, evans emailed the prosecution about the exchange. he said residents told him that he felt like he had done something wrong, and that he tried to answer the questions honestly but prosecutors tried to make everybody look bad. the judge is expected to hold a limited evidentiary hearing later this month, to address these concerns. elizabeth holmes sentencing is expected to take place sometime later this year. >>> a warning sign for democrats less than six weeks before the midterms. republicans appear to be gaining ground with latino voters, a crucial and once reliable voting block for democrats. a new national poll by nbc news and telemundo shows democrats still have a 21 point lead among latino voters, but that the advantage has shrunk from previous election cycles

thank you, tracey holmes with i you, tracey holmes with reaction to that video.qualified for the knockout stage of the european champions league. but they don't include barcelona, who are heading out at the group stage again after losing 3—0 at home to bayern munich. that might have some serious financial implications for the la liga club. theirfate had been sealed in the early kick off when inter milan hammered vicktoria plzen to guarantee their passage to the last 16, where they will be joined by porto who qualified from group b courtesy of their thumping a—0 win over group leaders club brugge, and the final team to qualify on matchday 5 is liverpool. they beat ajax 3—0 in amsterdam, putting their domestic woes behind them for now. tottenham would have qualified from group d with a win over sporting lisbon — and they thought they'd done it, tottenham hotspur stadium going form elation to despair. harry kane had a goal ruled out for off—side with the last kick of the game. it finished 1—1, manager antonio conte was sent off for his protestations and he'll now be

elizabeth holmes lawyer says he only spoke with her partner, billy evans.ccording to the filing, evans you know the prosecution about the exchange. he said rosen told him that he felt like he had done something wrong, and he tried to answer the questions honestly and prosecutors try to make everybody look bad. the judge is expected to hold a limited evidentiary hearing later this month to address these concerns. elizabeth holmes sentencing is expected to take placesometime later this year. >>> a warning sign for democrats less than six weeks before the midterms. republicans appear to be gaining ground with latino voters. a crucial and once reliable voting block for democrats. a new poll by nbc news and telemundo shows that democrats, still have a 21 point lead among latino voters but the advantage has shrunk from previous cycles compared to 2016's presidential election when hillary clinton had a nearly 40 point three. also find hispanic voters are divided on president biden, with 51% approving of his job performance and 45% disapproval. the poll shows voter

holmes and she appeared in court today. her attorneys requested a new trial after alleging a key witness showed up to her home this summer to express regret over his testimony. former theranos lab director adam rosendorff was asked by the judge today if he was manipulated in any way, but he stood by his statements saying he testified honestly at the trial. holmes is currently out on bail but faces up to 20 years in prison. her new sentencing date is set for november 18th. sutter health has agreed to pay 13 million dollars to settle claims it improperly billed the federal government for toxicology tests. the department of justice announcing the settlement little earlier today. >> sater is alleged to have billed the government for lab tests that it did not conduct, which is considered health care fraud. instead, the tests were conducted by 3rd parties center has already paid half of the 13 million and has 30 days to pay the remaining portion. governor newsom has announced that he will be ending california's covid-19 state of

in the case of theranos founder elizabeth holmes. the judge is scheduled to review evidence about a key witness for the prosecution who the defense claims now regrets his testimony. tomorrow's hearing has pushed back holmes's sentencing date, which is now scheduled for november. 18th. holmes was found guilty of defrauding investors for her then blood testing company she does face up to 20 years in prison. police in oakland are asking for the public's help in solving a murder case from labor day weekend, andre wilkes junior was found shot to death inside a parked car on the 8100 block of olive street on the night of september. 4th a reward is being offered for tips leading to an arrest. anyone with a tip should call oakland police and a couple of northern california communities working to get back to normal tonight after a suspected serial killers arrest coming up. what happens to the reward that was being offered in the case, and we will show you how one organization gets credit for helping hundreds of bay area immigrants find work a

he is the former business partner of theranos founder elizabeth holmes. they were both convicted of wire fraud based on false and misleading statements on the theranos blood testing that technology. earlier this month, holmes was granted an evidentiary hearing on her motion for a new trial. i want to ask to join homes in the hearing that was denied. and that hearing in the holmes case, the evidence you're hearing is set to begin next week. >> our weather time now is we get a live look outside. if you hear from mount tam and there is been a nice persistent marine layer that has really kept a school in the morning taking a while to burn off. and we keep hoping for any little hint of kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow was here with what's happened. yeah. today finally starting to see him to the pattern change as more. the long-range forecast. that fog, though. >> keeping you cool. some of the unusual usually we have a nice sunshine, warm temperatures. 70's in san francisco, not even close today. that fog really kind of hugging the coastline and just

holmes says, it won't be long until we see them. in the bay, nbc bay area news. >>> an update on the shooting in san francisco. a 15-year-old boy has been arrested for the shooting in the mission district along with others. investigators say, six men were robbed at gunpoint. one of the man was shot while waiting for a cab. this all happened early tuesday morning around 1:00 a.m. at 23rd and mission near the mission park station. the man had just left a bar when a car pulled up and three gunmen robbed the group. one of them pulled out a rifle and shot one of the man. he is expected to be okay. >>> a tolu milestone in the south bay. san jose, close to breaking a record for people hit or killed by cars. most recent crash happened this morning. a car hit a woman in the costco parking lot in the district were police say, she had life- threatening injuries, but has since stabilized. it was the fourth accident in the past 24 hours. yesterday, the city saw three other collisions, including one that killed an elderly woman. they were trying

he's the former business partner of theranos founder elizabeth holmes. they were both convicted of wire fraud based on false and misleading statements on the theranos blood-testing technology. earlier this month. holmes is granted an evidentiary hearing on her motion for a new trial, but wanting asked to join homes in that hearing and was denied the evidence hearing hearing in the holmes case is set to begin next week. during connection or in connecticut has awarded close to 1 billion dollars to families of sandy hook victims conspiracy theorist alex jones over his lies about the 2012 elementary school massacre. alex jones was not in the courtroom when the decision came down for him to pay 965 million dollars. his attorney said he intends to appeal. this is the second such judgment against the info wars host earlier this year. a texas jury ordered jones they won sandy hook family nearly 50 million dollars to settle. they're defamation lawsuit. meanwhile, there's a home in san francisco and it's getting a lot of attention because it's painted with the col

holmes to the [indiscernible] inl that history will remember mr. holmes as director of capital projects as a pivotal moment in the integration. thank you. >> thank you, caller. there is no more public comment for item 3. for item 3. words, we'll close public comment and look forward to mr.r holmes' transformative impact in san francisco. and the bay area. mr. clerk, could you call item 4. >> clerk: approve the minutes of the october 18th 2022 meeting. this is action item. >> moved by peskin and seconded by walton. i don't see anyone in the chamber for public comment. any remote public comment? >> checking for public comment on item 4. no public comment for item 4. >> public comment on item 4 is closed. >> clerk: commissioner chen. chen aye. chair mendelman aye commissioner mel guard. >> aye. >> commissioner peskin pl aye. >> commissioner preston aye. can ronen aye.mmis safai. >> aye. >> safai aye. commissioner walton aye. item is a proo proved. >> call the consent agenda items 5 through 7. >> staff is not presenting on these items but is available

that's mollie holmes adams. and i think on the next site, i have a picture of the feather mantle here. that's mollie holmes adams created around the 1930s. that is actually on display upstairs in the focus exhibit. you can see an example of her original work here. it's really amazing. you have a chance, definitely go check that out to see all of the craftsmanship it took to create that. so, when i wanted to talk about next is what i referred to as the the embers phase. so, for attending the embers the definition i have is a motion of both caretaking and stoking, a gentle coaxing and potent remembering of that which lights are fire. so, as i mentioned earlier, the distinction political leadership and continual leadership, over time the political leadership with virginia indian women dwindled to some extent. but the communal later shipment cain the constant. just some policies that were in place that sort of encouraged the exclusion of men in leadership, even as early as the 16 hundreds. native women were left out

tomorrow's hearing has pushed back holmes's sentencing date to november. 18th holmes was found guiltyfor her then blood testing company she does face up to 20 years in prison. a rental truck towing along trailer overturned on eastbound highway 24 this afternoon backing up traffic for miles. it happened at about 1 45 today just east of fish ranch road. no injuries were reported . witnesses told the chp, the driver of the truck was weaving in and out of traffic before losing control and overturning that crash blocked all lanes of traffic for a short time. the highway state backed up for hours leading up to the caldecott tunnel. october is breast cancer awareness month and today, hundreds of people participated in this year's making strides against breast cancer walk in san francisco ktvu sponsored the event and our own magus shares stories of breast cancer survivors and participants who came out today . the five k walk raises money for breast cancer patients, survivors and caregivers. it's one that people in the bay area look forward to coming to every year with the golden gate bridge i

the jude will decide whether holmes deserves a new trial in the coming week. she is said to be sentenced on november 18. > >> governor newsom announced he is calling an end to california's covid-19 state of . at the end of every the extra time is to account for any potential winter surge. one bay area health leader warns that iy what we will see if more peopleo not start getting the new booster shots. >> i do not think i will get the get the omicron one. >> reporter: >> reporter: one woman was party boosted six months ago. she is done getting shots for now. shes not as concerned as she was bef. was before. >> of course i got scared and f. and followed. so many people lost their life for that. now, i i think i will be okay. >> reporter: the cd estimates oe in 10 people have gotten the updated booster. dr. sarah codys she understands the exhaustion. the booster should not be an afterthought. >> i want to address a question head on. that question is do i really need it? do i really need need this fall booster? and to cut to the conclusion, yes you do. >> they cdc

. >> he took it upon himself to show up uninvited at miss holme.mes residence. >> the bay area exodus. more bay bay area people are moving out. what that means for everybody who stays. >> are moving to arizona and all all these other states where you where you can buy a humongous house for $250,000. here you can you can even buy a house anymor. house anymore. >> this is cbs news bay area. > >> it lasted a matter of seconds. so many people remembey where they were 33 years ago. when the 1989 earthquake jolted the bay area. the most devastatg local disaster in recent memorye 6.9 quake struck on the san andreas fault near santa cruz kg 63

elizabeth holmes is going to get a new trial. yeah, she's just arrived at the courthouse for the start of the hearing. we've got kron four's will tran and outside with the latest. good morning. well, >> elizabeth holmes is inside the courthouse right now. presumably before a judge. but before she went inside the courtroom, i tried to ask her a question. any comment, elizabeth? as you can clearly see, she didn't answer me at all. instead, she walked into the court building, went through the metal detectors. she is seeking a new trial despite being convicted 10 months ago, defrauding investors, 4 counts of it and each count carries 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. but so far she has not spent one day behind bars because of this particular man that she is hoping for a whole new trial. his name is adam rosendorff. now she says that this man showed up to her house. talk to her partner, saying that prosecutors and by the way, he is a key prosecution witness that he says that what he said on the witness stand was misconstrued tha

holmes is currently out on bail. but if she does not get a new trial, she does face up to 20 years in prison for your health tonight. if you've got plans to head down to the beach in socal. >> over the next couple of days, you may want to listen up. public health officials have issued warnings for a few beaches because of high bacteria levels. the list includes mothers, beach and marina del rey redondo beach at sapphire street and the santa monica pier. because of that, they're asking people to not swim surf or play in the ocean warnings that morning state that the higher bacteria levels can make you sick. >> meanwhile, a new study suggests the pandemic may have cause babies to miss out on some key milestones in their development. that's according to pediatricians and child health workers and ireland. the study shows 25% of babies spent a year not interacting with kids their own age by not being exposed to ins incidental interactions and outings. babies were also unable to pick up new words or point at certain object

. > >> tomorrow a hearing to design of elizabeth holmes will get a new trial. she was convicted in january for defrauding investors investors in her defunct blood testing company. she is now asking for a re-child based on newly discovered evidence. according to holmes a former lab lab director who testified recently visited her home and hd he claimed the prosecution made everything appear worse than it was and said he was losing sleep over the testimony that he had given at the original trial. > >> in other news, little feather feather has died. you might remember she made oscar history the night marlon brando was awarded the best actor oscar for for the film the godfather but instead of brando accepting the award he asked little feather to to go on stage to think about hollywood stereotypes, characterizations of native americans. little feather was living in nevada earlier this y. this year. the film academy issued a apology to her for thee the booze and catcalls she endured, she was 75. > >> tonight a investigation revealed the forest services outdated tactic

heather holmes is the emcee at today's walk. check in begins at 7 30 reporting live in san francisco and my dos ktvu, fox two news. thank you. i'm in time now. 703 starting tomorrow hearing aids will be available for over the counter at pharmacies across the country for a fraction of the cost. traditional hearing aids can run upwards of $5000 per year and that doesn't include other upfront costs. things like doctors visits. doctors said the new devices could be great, but for those with milder, modern hearing loss, but don't need a traditional hearing aid to use all day. when i identified that patient with that type of hearing loss, what happens is they might not be wise. there might not want to wear hearing it all day long. they might not need a hearing aid out all day long, but they need something. experts say there's still a lot unknown about the quality of these devices. and they say hearing aids are not one size fits. all the devices are expected to hit pharmacy stores shelves tomorrow. we have an update now to a story. we

elizabeth holmes and her attorney. they're hoping that the judge believes them and that they will start a new trial. but if there is not a new trial jeans and area, then prosecutors and defense attorneys will have to get together to decide when she will ultimately be sent. so this is far from over. despite her being convicted. >> earlier this year being found guilty of defrauding investors and james darya. she should have been in court to find out whether or not she would have served the 20 years in prison for each count of her conviction. instead, she will not be in court. it will be prosecutors and defense attorneys who will argue this out. back to you. >> thank you very much. well. >> 603, is the time. and the suspected stockton serial killer. >> is now behind bars. police arrested wesley brownlee early saturday morning. in fact, they believe at the time he was hunting for another victim. his arrest comes after investigators connected a series of murders in stockton and one in oakland. police say they found brownlee

so elizabeth holmes in the same courthouse was convicted back in january. so we're talking 10 months since she's been home and not even one day in jail or prison and it she has of her weight. she may never spent a day in prison. she was found guilty of 4 counts of defrauding investors in each count goes up to 20 years in prison. here is what she is arguing. she and her attorneys claim that a key prosecution witness adam rosendorff went to her house and said that prosecutors miss took what he said that made it sound worse when he was on the witness stand and they are banking on that to see if a judge will grant them a new trial. now, the judge last month said no, you're not going to be acquitted. know you are still found guilty, but i will listen to this new development. this happens to be the case where they will get a new trial, obviously they have to reset everything. but if the judge says no, then the prosecutors and defense team, they will have to get back together and come up with a sentencing date. if you're wondering why it took even 10 months to get

holmes is currently out on bail, but she is facing up to 20 years in prison. her new sentencing date is set for november 18th. vice president kamala harris will be campaigning for women's rights in los angeles. congresswoman karen bass will join harris on stage for what her office calls a, quote, moderated conversation about protecting reproductive rights. it will take place at the nate holden performing arts center in mid-city los angeles. both president biden and the vice president have already endorsed bass in the la raiders in the la mayor's race. recent polls show bass ahead of businessman rick caruso. but that race is tightening. of course, election day is 3 weeks from tuesday. switching gears here to talk a little bit about whether it's 3.15, on monday afternoon. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. we've got blue skies. a little bit of cloud cover out that way. kyla grogan standing by with a look. hey, there are you ready for a warm-up know else? i like the cold weather. ok lie? i want i'm ready for beanies and boots. >> well, you know, with j

holmes to the [indiscernible] inl that history will remember mr.or of capital projects as a pivotal moment in the integration. thank you. >> thank you, caller. there is no more public comment for item 3. for item 3. words, we'll close public comment and look forward to mr.r holmes' transformative impact in san francisco. and the bay area. mr. clerk, could you call item 4. >> clerk: approve the minutes of the october 18th 2022 meeting. this is action item. >> moved by peskin and seconded by walton. i don't see anyone in the chamber for public comment. any remote public comment? >> checking for public comment on item 4. no public comment for item 4. >> public comment on item 4 is closed. >> clerk: commissioner chen. chen aye. chair mendelman aye commissioner mel guard. >> aye. >> commissioner peskin pl aye. >> commissioner preston aye. can ronen aye.mmis safai. >> aye. >> safai aye. commissioner walton aye. item is a proo proved. >> call the consent agenda items 5 through 7. >> staff is not presenting on these items but is available for questions. >>

elizabeth holmes is going to get a new trial. no homes today was supposed to find out how much time she was going to serve. but a new hearing could delay that process. we have kron four's will tran following the latest on all this. >> in san jose. good morning. well, >> james darya, i'm looking around because we just found out that elizabeth holmes will be in court and probably about an hour from now. we do know that she is seeking a new trial after being convicted in this same courthouse 10 months ago. but so far, she has not spent a day in prison despite being found guilty of 4 counts of defrauding investors in each count. by the way, carries a $250,000 fine and 20 years in prison that what she is hoping for is that judge resets the clock and star says all over again after the judge decided last month. >> that no, i'm not going to throw out this case, but i will consider whether or not you deserve a new trial. holmes and her attorneys claim that a key prosecution witness adam rosendorff went to her house recently and claim that

. >>> new details this morning as elizabeth holmes legal team tries to obtain a new criminal trial. this is video of the co-founder entering the courthouse ahead of the hearing this morning. she is currently awaiting sentencing for her fraud conviction and for lying to investors about the company's bogus technology. her attorneys are claiming misconduct tied to witness testimony from a former theranos lab director, and that lab director testified today saying that he stands by what he said during her trial. the judge says that he plans to rule on the motion at a later date. holmes' sentencing is set for november 18th. >>> sense of relief is starting to set in in stockton where police announced the arrest of a suspect in a series of deaths believed to be the work of a serial killer. and now more on how the arrest might have averted even more tragedy. >> reporter: stockton police say they arrested 43-year-old wesley brownlee early saturday morning and he was out hunting. police say he was carrying a gun, wearing dark clothing and a mask around his neck. they also described him as bein

holmes was banned from serving as an officer of a public company for 10 years.he paid a half million dollar fine to the sec. a federal jury has awarded more than $2 million to a former san jose school superintendent. she says the evergreen school district paid her far less than her predecessor. let's get more from ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters, regardless of what the outcome had been, um, i still felt that it was a fight that i needed to take on. kathy gomez worked for the evergreen school district for 32 years, eventually becoming the first woman superintendent in the district. history. in 2015, she discovered through a compensation study that she was being paid $42,000 less t befor, especially with regard to my predecessor. you know, the record is clear that our our education experience are professional experiences. they're all comparable there. there' to renegotiate her contract. but by 2017, nothing had happened. she left the district two years later and filed a discrimination lawsuit as noted in the courts. post trial brief, gomez was the least pa

holmes is currently out on bail. if she does not get a new trial, she does face up to 20 years in prison. the 43rd annual hate asbury street fan was back on the streets of san francisco today. fairgoers enjoying. >> some free live music from the band is on that. you see there on your screen and >> postcard, not really sure what was going to post or yeah. fair started back in 1978, celebrate the reemergence of the hate. the primary focus was to draw awareness and appreciation to the cultural, political and social contributions of the neighborhood. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 10. the bill and melinda gates foundation announcing plans to eradicate polio worldwide. plus is violent crime continues to rattle oakland. >> city leaders say work is being done to stop the way. >> and when we return, cancer awareness month kicked off today with a walk to fight the disease. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of fiv

. >>> a speedbump in the sentencing of theranos founder elizabeth holmes. the court pushed back the sentencing date. it was originally set for today, but it has now been postponed. instead today there will be a trial hearing to address whether or not the prosecution is at fault for any misconduct involving testimony from an ex-theranos lab director. back in january holmes was found guilty of four counts of fraud by lying to investors about the capabilities of her blood testing startup. >>> now to decision 2022. midterm elections just over three weeks away, one of the hot issues in san francisco is whether jfk drive and golden gate park and a stretch of the great highway should stay car free or be reopened to vehicles. christie smith spoke to strong supporters on both sides of the issue. >> reporter: overcast skies didn't stop people from getting exercise on jfk drive in golden gate park. this san francisco family enjoys the car-free stretch made widely available during the pandemic. >> our kids love it and we live a few blocks away and think it should be ke