elizabeth holmes reports to federal person. the mother of two now facing 11 years for fraud. >> she is. >> she is going to be separated from her family, her children, her friends for many, many years and that may be the highest price a person can pay. >> byron: the stunning fall from grace. stanford dropout turned self-made billionaire. >> we will change our lives and our world. >> byron: investors, doctors, and patients she duped along the way. >> i know that we've made so many mistakes. >> byron: what we are learning about her new life as an inmate. plus, the spirit of surfing. from surfing usa to point break. the clothes and culture on commercial. but now the growing movement of native hawaiians to reclaim the export. >> surfing, that is our church because that is where we spiritually can connect to something that was always there as native hawaiians. >> byron: with big money at stake. >> surfing is a 4 billion-dollar industry. how much of that benefit do you think hawaiians reap? >> zero. >> byron: and final performance. th

one time tech mogul elizabeth holmes reports to prison this week. why she's not the only high profile inmate. and the driver losing control of the indianapolis 500. a tire from his car flying off, just missing spectators. incredible video there. it's monday, may 29th. . this is world news now. now good monday morning, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. i'm rhiannon ally alongside andrew dymburt. of course, the official unofficial start of summer today and memorial day as well. it sure felt like it, at least here in the northeast, it's getting hot. there was beautiful. yeah, it was for us this year is going by quick too. and indianapolis 500 yesterday and the grand prix and f1 and then you had game six miami. so much going on. you also had the western conference finals in the nhl. there's just a lot. did you even leave the house or did you just watch sports all day? if you know how that game ended, you know, it wasn't a great weekend for me all day and it's still lingers. you know what? they're still don't let it affect me. they're still ton

talking about elizabeth holmes' first night in prison, tonight.ll the rest of her days for years look like? levine broke it down. he said she's going to a camp so they're more like dorms rather than prison cells nape don't even lock the inmates' doors is what he says. is likely going to be her daily routine according to levine. she'll get woken up at about 6:00 a.m., get time to do her hygiene and shower, which he says she'll have to fight for because there's limited showers in the prison and too many inmates. work call around 7:30, an early lunch at 10:30, then back to work until 3:30. after 4:00 p.m., she has free time, she can do anything she wants, really -- work out, read, be in her dorm. and lights go out around 10:00 p.m. then she does it all over again the following day. levine thinks holmes' first job in prison will likely be in the dining hall serving food and getting paid cents per hour. >> so, her initial pay, i would say, for at least the first six months is 12 cents an hour. >> yeah. i did some math. at her prime with theranos, holme

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now to elizabeth holmes. theranos founder is expected to begin her prison sentence tomorrow for defrauding investors in her blood testing startup. at one time, holmes was one of the youngest people on the forbes list of billionaires. now she's preparing to serve nearly 11 years behind bars. us this morning, new details about what prison life will look like for elizabeth holmes, the disgraced theranos founder is set to start her fraud sentence on tuesday afternoon. holmes will serve her 11 year term at this now infamous minimum security prison in bryan, texas. cells do not have doors at the all female facility, and according to this drawing from the wall street journal, have two sets of double bunks, a table and lockers, life there includes 6 a.m. wake up calls and require odd jobs that pay as little as $0.12 an hour. but she will have easy access to the internet, along with the prison's recreation pavilion, a jogging track and hair salon. she will have access to basic entertainment. she'll be able to make pho

holmes was originally supposed to turn herself in last month on april 27th.ou want to reprieve with a last minute legal maneuver that gave her more time with her children. we do not know which prison homes will be serving her time in. but her lawyers say she has to prepare to travel outside of california where she's been living. the judge is overseeing the case are recommending homes be imprisoned in bryan, texas when holmes is finally incarcerated, it will bring an end to a fraud scandal. some 20 years in the making. holmes dropped out of stanford university back in 2003 to found theranos promising to revolutionize health care with a machine that she claimed could scan a person for diseases and ailments with just a few drops of blood. the idea helped her raise nearly 1 billion dollars from sophisticated investors, but it never worked. instead, theranos tests produced wildly unreliable results that could have endangered patients lives. it was that fraud that will land her behind bars for more than a decade rematch. sunny balwani holmes, former lover and thera

holmes simply ran out of legal options to stay out of jail. >> it's true. talking to other people who have been following the case, they are finding it hard to believe things might actually be coming to a close. today we're learning a bit more about where holmes is likely to spend the next 11 years and why her legacy here in silicon valley is still causing problems. 22 months after her trial started, former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes is now hours away from reporting to federal prison. after months of delays and appeals, those who followed every step of her case say they can hardly believe it. >> we'll see what happens. you know, you'll go to bed tonight and at 1:00 in the morning there will be a headline that she dodged it once again. it's just been such a long time coming. >> reporter: holmes is likely because of a judge's recommendation to end up here at federal prison camp brian in texas. it's a white collar prison, but it's still prison with chores, jobs that pay 12 to 40 cents an hour and only limited visitation privileges. >> part of being deprived

and elizabeth holmes starts her 11 year prison sentence. her stunning fall from ceo superstardom as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. the debt ceiling bill that will keep the nation out of the default is now on its way to the full house for a vote. president biden and speaker mccarthy agreed on the bill over the weekend, and just hours ago the rules committee voted to move it to the house floor despite fierce opposition from the far-right house freedom caucus. >> it has almost no cuts or reforms in place for it. no republican -- my focus is trying to persuade my colleagues what's wrong with the bill, why there's no reason to support, why it is bad for the country. >> this is a [bleep] sandwich. so again, i'm so sorry for the language, but honestly that is what it is. >> there are a lot of people really concerned about the lack of any real cap on the amount of spending that could occur over the next couple years. -- sufficient support to pass it. >> but kevin mccarthy is

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holmes was originally supposed to turn herself in last month on april 27th. but you want to reprieve with a last minute legal maneuver that gave her more time with her children. we do not know which prison homes will be serving her time in. but her lawyers say she has to prepare to travel outside of california where she's been living. the judge is overseeing the case are recommending homes be imprisoned in bryan, texas when holmes is finally incarcerated, it will bring an end to a fraud scandal. some 20 years in the making. holmes dropped out of stanford university back in 2003 to found theranos promising to revolutionize health care with a machine that she claimed could scan a person for diseases and ailments with just a few drops of blood. the idea helped her raise nearly 1 billion dollars from sophisticated investors, but it never worked. instead, theranos tests produced wildly unreliable results that could have endangered patients lives. it was that fraud that will land her behind bars for more than a decade. romesha. sunny balwani holmes, former lover an

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we're tracking elizabeth holmes and her 11-year sentence.ll talk about the conditions she is likely to face. >>> let's begin with a woman who is fighting for her life this afternoon after a stunning, unprovoked attack inside a bakery in chinatown. witnesses say a man walked in, made his way behind the counter and began stabbing the worker this morning at about 9:30. the woman who was stabbed was rushed to a hospital with what police say are life threatening injuries. a witness inside that store when it happened says he didn't hear that man say anything during that attack. he was in the bakery about to get his coffee when he heard a woman screaming. >> i saw a tall gentleman with white sportswear and white shoes and got the knife and attacked the lady from the back at least four or five times, up and down at least four or five times. >> a source did share this photo of the man standing outside of the bakery after the attack. lee confirmed that is the man he saw. we later saw him held in the back of a police cruiser. officers also closely guar

let's start with the disgraced theranos co-founder elizabeth holmes. this is her first night in prison. she reported to a federal prison in texas to begin her 11-year sentence. holmes, who is a mother of two, arriving there. you see her in jeans and tennis shoes. our business and tech reporter scott budman has become an expert in this case. we'll join us in about ten minutes to talk about the details of her sentence and how long she's actually expected to be behind bars. >>> also this evening, another major turn in the death of tech executive bob lee. the man charged in the deadly stabbing has gotten rid of his bay area lawyer and has hired a miami-based attorney. but there are still some strings attached. we'll explain. >>> and a major shake-up for the warriors. the man who helped build this dynasty, bob myers, is leaving the team. so who's going to replace him? we'll be joined by our warriors insider, monte poole, in just a few minutes. >>> some late-developing news now. we know now the suspect, who it is, from that stabbing at a popular chinatown ba

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so what will prison be like for the now-infamous holmes? judge has recommended sending her to a minimum-security women's prison camp in bryan, texas, about 100 miles east of austin. the prison is called fpc bryan. it houses inmates who have been convicted of federal crimes like counterfeiting or treason. according to the prison's orientation handbook, holmes can expect a 6 chronological a.m. wakeup call and at least five daily roll calls. all able inmates are assigned to a job, earning dwen 12 cents and $1.15 an hour. inmates can buy things like crochet supplies, an mp3 player, ice cream. inmates can pay for phone minutes, $6 for a two-minute video call. when holmes arrived, s she wono be t the only famous face at fp bryan. "former real housewives of salt lake city" cast member jen shah has been serving her sentence for wire fraud there since february. shah is scheduled to be released in 2028. holmes likely won't be free until at least 2032. >>> let's turn to our "climate in crisis." while it's been relatively cool in the bay area, globally

she did say as a mom, she feels for holmes' children.e want the sentence holmes received was "fair." >>> an a.i. chatbot goes too far. and now it's getting fired. the reason the national eating disorder association had to get rid of it. our scott budman is going to be joining us to explain. >>> plus, could he be ready to lead the team come week one? we do have new information about 49ers qb brock purdy and his recovery from elbow surgery. >>> aapi heritage month is coming to a close soon, so i want to go ahead and take you to begal sheban. this is a topic that is not often discussed, begad? >> sexual violence within the aapi community. 1 of every 6 aapi woman reports being raped if her lifetime. these crimes often go unreported. we're taking a look into why, the role anti-asian hate plays, and getting survivors the care that they need. >> thank you so much, appreciate it. >>> as a.i. continues to grow in silicon valley, we're starting to see some of the downsides of the exploding tech. this time it comes in the form of a chatbot aimed at

disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes shows up to a prison in texas.ur scott budman broke the news on twitter. what's next for holmes? >>> daniel culli son drowned this weekend in a bay area lake. tonight a warning from his family to bay area boaters. >>> also, the man accused of killing tech executive bob lee has made a switch. we have the latest details. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for being wilt outside this tuesday. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. >>> it is now 20 years after dropping out of stanford and to start that infamous company, theranos. elizabeth holmes walked into a federal prison to begin a 11-year sentence for lying to investors. business and tech reporter scott budman has the latest updates and what might lie ahead for her. >> reporter: elizabeth holmes took her final steps as a free person for a while today, arriving at federal prison camp bryan in texas to start an 11 year, 3 month sentence for investor fraud. what now? some say her trial experience could prove valuable. >> even given elizabeth holmes' experienc

what will prison be like for holmes? the judge has recommended a minimum-security woman's prison camp in bryan, texas, located about 100 miles east of austin. the prison is called fpc bryan. according to the prison's orientation hand being, holmes can expect a 6:00 a.m. wakeup call and at least five daily roll calls. all able inmates are assigned a job, earning between 12 cents or $1.15 an hour. inmates can use that money in the commissary to buy things like crochet supplies, mp3 players, a pint of ice cream. for visits, holmes has two yurn ching. inmates can pay for phone minutes or $6 for a 25-minute video call. when holmes arririves, she wono be thehe onlyy famouous face. former "real housewives of salt lake city" cast member jen shah has been serving her sentence for wire fraud there since february. shah is scheduled to be released in 2028. holmes likely won't be free until at least 2032. >>> up next, learning foreign languages in school. we've all had to do it. now one popular language course could be sacked from a

elizabeth holmes made it 20 times harder.ngs will be lard -- harder for holmes as well. her day will start at 6:00 in the morning and will include work for as little as 12 cents an hour. she will be allowed a daily phone call home and a weekly visit in which she will be allowed to hold her children. she can appeal her conviction. she will likely now serve the full 11 years. there's little comfort for her on day one of what will be more than 4,000 days in prison. >> thank you. >>> here are other stories. the gm of the warriors is stepping down. inmates are attacked. and more legal wrangling when it comes to sam bankman fried. they insist prosecutotors overreached and turned simple regulatory issues into federal crimes. prosecutors responded yesterday and called those claims meritless. he pleaded not guilty. he is currently living at his parents' home. >>> two sheriffs were attacked saturday night. an inmake attacked both with a knife. they managed to restrain the inmate. both deputies were taken to the hospital. they have sinc

because it's your verizon. >>> tonight, disgraced ceo elizabeth holmes is beginning an 11-year prison investors in her failed blood testing startup theranos. cnn's brian todd has more. >> reporter: along with her long prison sentence, elizabeth holmes and her ex-boyfriend have been ordered to pay about $452 million in restitution to the victims of their fraud. tonight, we have new information on holmes' incarceration, and on her meteoric rise and fall. >> reporter: in a light brown pull-over and jeans, elizabeth holmes reports to the federal prison camp in bryan, texas, a far cry from when holmes, sporting black turtlenecks, was compared to steve jobs, and dazzled at one media event after another. >> i've always believed that the purpose of building a business is to make an impact in the world. >> reporter: holmes is starting to serve a sentence of more than 11 years after being convicted of multiple charges of defrauding investors while she ran her silicon valley company theranos. >> we've seen frenzies, hoaxes throughout american history. this one ranks in the top 1% for the speed o

holmes was originally supposed to turn herself in last month on april 27th.ut you want to reprieve with a last minute legal maneuver that gave her more time with her children. we do not know which prison homes will be serving her time. and but her lawyers say she has to prepare to travel outside of california where she's been living. the judge is overseeing the case are recommending homes be imprisoned in bryan, texas when holmes is finally incarcerated, it will bring an end to a fraud scandal. some 20 years in the making. holmes dropped out of stanford university back in 2003 to found theranos promising to revolutionize health care with a machine that she claimed could scan a person for diseases and ailments with just a few drops of blood. the idea helped her raise nearly 1 billion dollars from sophisticated investors, but it never worked. instead, theranos tests produced wildly unreliable results that could have endangered patients lives. it was that fraud that will land her behind bars for more than a decade rematch. sunny balwani holmes, former lover and

. >>> also, after a last-ditch appeal, elizabeth holmes is heading to prison. dedetails of f the newss unfofot this hourur. >>> a and ann ex-applele empmpl beining charged d with stealali trade secrets from the tech giant. what authorities say they found in his bay area home. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm audrey asistio. >>> a creative way to address the fentanyl crisis. a nonprofit plastered ads in middle of the so-called open drug markets in san francisco. they're meant to grab your attention in a different way. here's nbc bay area's ian cull. >> reporter: the colorful signs just posted say "the fenta life is no life," "no yelling while selling drugs, kids are trying to sleep around here." images of syringes. another reads, "drug dealers have more rights than our kids." they're plastered at five different streets in san francisco where fentanyl sales and use flourish. >> the campaign is sort of cheerful and bright because we needed to draw a contrast from the darkness of the reality of what's happening in o

rebecca jarvis tonight on what life will now be like for holmes holmes. >> tonight, elizabeth holmesd bars in this texas prison. the mother of two young children both under the age of two accompanied by her parents and partner, billy evans, hugging him read before surrendering at the women's mom security prison to begin her sentence. the 39-year-old facing a different way of life behind bars. she will swap her token black turtleneck for a khaki uniform. her first work assignment will be kitchen duty for $0.12 an hour, and any sense of privacy will be gone. she will live in tight quarters with other inmates. >> she's going to make her bed, go to her job, and she is going to repeat every day. >> the one-time billionaire found guilty of criminal fraud in january 2022 for conning investors out of millions with her false and misleading claims that she could run hundreds of tests on just a few drops of blood. >> david, elizabeth holmes is appealing the conviction but must remain in prison during her fight. meantime, she and her former boyfriend and ceo who is also found guilty, must pay vi

the minimum security facility is where holmes. has been ordered to go after defrauding investors with bogus claims about theranos' bloodest thing technology. famed defense attorney ira sorkin known for representing upon citi schemer bernie madoff joins us next in a fox business exclusive on whether holmes will really serve out the entire sentence. closing bell, 49 minutes away. we're watching a jittery market at the moment. we have a very important eye on what ice going on on -- eye on what's define on on capitol hill. any developments, we will get them right to you. don't move. ♪ dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones ♪ ("next big thing" by west rose) ♪ ♪ yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah ♪ ♪ ready? go ♪ ♪ i'm coming out with a bang ♪ ♪ blowin' up i'm the next big thing ♪ ♪ everybody want my shine ♪ ♪ if you want a piece better get in line ♪ ♪ ain't nobody do it like this ♪ ♪ go so hard no i just don't quit ♪

elizabeth holmes going to prison. this comes after yesterday's latest attempt to try and put it off. our business and tech reporter scott budman joins us. we just learned about this minutes ago. you tweeted about this yesterday when she tried to extent the legal saga, i guess you could say. what's the latest here? >> a couple huge couple of days in the case and trial and aftermath for elizabeth holmes. yesterday we told you there were appeals filed that looked like they were going to put things off for at least a couple of months. today, the court comes back and says, okay, those appeals can go through, but they will not keep you out of prison. which means we're not looking at a prison date later this summer as we thought 24 hours ago. with that breaking news, we're looking at any day now. it's up to the judge to then assign a new date. but it's likely to be much, much sooner. again, the appeals filed yesterday, all those motions, can go through but the circuit court saying, no matter what's in those motions, it's not

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. >>> right now on "nbc bay area news tonight," late word that theranos founder elizabeth holmes is finally heading to prison. this comes after months of delays. we'll explain the court's decision. >>> also, new scrutiny into the deadly shooting at that san francisco walgreens. what kind of training to armed security guards receive? and why many people say it's not enough. >>> plus, he created chatgpt. the head of san francisco-based openai called to answer questions before congress about the dangers of artificial intelligence. >>> and what's with the colorful fentanyl ads popping up across the tenderloin? we have the inside story. >>> good evening. i'm raj mathai. a lot of late-developing stories this evening. we start with the nanny taking a child out for a stroll. a 15-month-old baby was hit by bullet fragments today. this happened in the quiet and upscale trestle glen neighborhood of oakland when a robber opened fire. [ sound of gunfire ] >> you can hear the gunshot. you can hear some screaming in the background. that gunfire was captured by a home security camera, recording the moments

elizabeth holmes, walking into a texas jail.pectacular fall from grace for the former billionaire. elizabeth holmes captivated investors with her amazing claims. even though she was a university dropout with no medical degree, she was incredibly convincing. she told investors that she'd invented a machine that she called the edison, that could diagnose hundreds of diseases with just a few drops of blood. we'd like to see a world in which every person gets access to this type of basic testing. she attracted hundreds of millions of dollars in investment. even the media magnate rupert murdoch put piles of cash into the company. silicon valley was — frankly, still is — dominated by men. elizabeth holmes was seen as the great hope. she was compared to the likes of mark zuckerberg. she could seemingly do no wrong. but it turned out to be a sham. the technology didn't work. last year, she was convicted of defrauding investors. since then, her lawyers have been desperate to keep her out of prison. she has two small children. however, to

brian todd reports. >> reporter: in a light brown pullover and jeans, elizabeth holmes reports to the federal prison camp in bryan, texas. a far cry from when holmes sporting black turtle necks was compared to steve jobs and dazzled at one media event after another. >> i've always believed that the purpose of building a business is to make an impact in the world. >> reporter: holmes is starting to serve a sentence of more than 11 years afteric co being convi last year of defrauding multiple investors while running theranos. >> we've seen frenzies, hoaxes throughout american history. this one ranks in the top 1% for the speed of the rise and speed of the fall. >> reporter: in 2003, elizabeth holmes dropped out of stanford university at only 19 years old to run theranos. a startup that claimed to have created new technology that could accurately test for a range of physical conditions using just a few drops of blood. >> so this is the little tubes that we collect the samples in. they are about this big. >> reporter: part of the problem analysts say is that elizabeth holmes was never rea

theranos founder elizabeth holmes must report to prison today.s. in november a judge sentenced her to more than 11 years behind bars for fraud and conspiracy. she raised millions of dollars from investors while making false claims about her health care startup. rosa flores has been following this and joins us outside. federal prison in bryan, texas. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, poppy. according to the court order, elizabeth holmes is to report to the federal facility that you see behind me no later than 2:00 p.m. today. it's unclear if she has read the inmate handbook p but all 82 pages are available online and those are the rules and regulations that she will have to abide by for the next 11 years. >> i believe the individual is the answer to the challenges of health care. >> reporter: elizabeth holmes, the disgraced founder of theranos, is set to trade in her trademark black turtleneckis fo a prison jumpsuit after multiple failed appeals to keep her out of priz in. a mother of two, set to report in bryan, texas, today. the min

disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes shows up to a prison in texas. good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. scott budman is joining us with what's next for holmes. >>> we're tracking other stories including a change in representation for the man accused of killing a tech executive. we're going to tell you the reasons he has a new lawyer. >>> also, new numbers on the homeless in the south bay, and they're actually going in the right direction. so are those programs actually working in santa clara county? ian cull is going to be digging into it. >>> it is the end of an era for warriors. you may have heard, the architect of the team is stepping down. we're going to hear from gm bob myers about his big decision. >>> let's go ahead and start with elizabeth holmes, ceo-turned-felon, now in prison. she showed up to a texas facility late this morning. business and tech reporter scott budman broke the news on twitter, including some of the first images of holmes walking into prison. what's the latest? >> she is in prison now,

holmes reported to a federal prison in texas. just hours ago, katie was at erasmus life here to explain what homes life will be like there and the ongoing effort to get a conviction. overturned homes is 39 years old. she has two young children under the age of five. they and other family members will be allowed to visit her once a week in prison. now, while behind bars, she will be required to wake up at six o'clock every morning. clean and mop her own cell as well as hold a job in prison. which could pay anywhere from 12 to 40 cents an hour. this is new video into our newsroom of homes walking into the minimum security women's federal prison in bryan, texas. in texas. brian is about 100 miles northwest of houston, and the houston area is where holmes grew up. she still has family there, but much of her story, including the events that landed her in prison in the first place happened here in the bay area. last year, a federal judge in san jose sentenced her to 11 years in prison. for fraud and conspiracy. a jury convicted her of

yet. >> what a long road it is here ending for elizabeth holmes.nd now, the home of the churchill downs and the p prestigious kentucky derby. and it is also home of several deaths. what can you tell us, nick >> sparked by two more horse deaths friday and saturday, and they are going to hold what is called the emergency veterinary summit to pour over the data to figure out why those horses died. so 12 in about a month. churchill downs has suspended a trainer who has trained two of the horses while this investigation rolls on. also, they are going to send a track supervisor down to churchill downs. often when the horses die, the track used for racing comes under suspicion, because the track that the horse has to be euthanized it is due to the track, and so something overseeing this is the horse racing integrity body, and so the doping body also became formed because of the speight of deaths in california. but this churchill downs track is under scrutiny. you might remember that medinah spirit was disqualifying for failing a dope test there. so, you m

investors and retail partners backed out, and in june of 2018, holmes pleaded not guilty. was indicted for fraud before being convicted last year. her rise and fall depicted in the hit hulu show "the drop-out." >> you don't understand the business. >> and you don't understand the science. >> reporter: despite her conviction, holmes told "the new york times" that she plans to work on health care-related inventions behind bars. quote, i still dream about being able to contribute in that space. so what will her life be like in the federal facility that you see behind me? according to the inmate handbook, elizabeth holmes will have to wake up at 6:00 in the morning. she will make her own bed, mop her own floor, take out her own trash. she will have to go to work, and she will have no access to the internet. but she will be able to are the following, an mp3 player, a watch, and also a radio. back to you. >> all right, rosa flores in bryan, texas, thank you so much. >>> in our health lead, a sad diagnosis that we learned about today for a former first lady of the united states.

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. >>> disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes is expected to report to federal prison by 2:00 p.m holmes was sentenced to more than 11 years for cheating investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars. she's appealing that sentence. in the meantime a judge has suggested holmes serve her time at a low security prison camp in brian, texas. >>> cruise passengers are calling their trip terrifying and dramatic. passengers have been sharing videos of the high waves slamming onto the ship and flooding the decks. there are reports of broken glass and water seeping into guest rooms. some claim there was nearly no communication from the captain or crew durine neay dozen hours the ship hit rough seas. carnival says the ship is now on its next voyage. >>> the city of halifax has declared a state of emergency. about 200 home have been damaged. fire officials say about 14,000 people were told to flee their homes. prime minister justin trudeau tweeted yesterday, calling the situation incredibly serious. the cause of the fire is under investigation, and there have been no reported deaths or inj

>>> plus, elizabeth holmes heading to prison. we're getting an inside look at where she'll be serving her time and how it stacks up against other federal lockups. >>> and a 21st century gold rush happening right now. >> this is gold that came right out of that spot. >> all this is gold just now? >> all that's gold. >> the reason so much is showing up this year. plus we're going to take you to the epicenter of this amateur hunt, which is happening in the sierra foothills. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm jessica aguirre. we're going to get to those stories in a moment. but we want to start with some breaking news out of florida. at least nine people shot during a packed holiday weekend at a hollywood beach. we want to show you some video from the city's live feed, which appears to show the moment that crowds began to scatter on the city's broadwalk. police say this started as a dispute between two groups, then erupted in gunfire. nine victims found, treated on the beach before being rushed to nearby hospi

holmes claimed ahwahne emotionally and sexually abused her during their relationship.wyers deny those claims. his sentence is being carried out at a prison in the los angeles area. in the newsroom. noelle bellow kron, 4 news. >> developing news tonight, senator dianne feinstein making more headlines for reports of memory loss. according to the new york times, the 89 year-old senator was reportedly confused during a tie breaking vote asking why kamala harris, the vice president, was in the senate. >> this incident allegedly happened last year before the senate hospitalized with shingles and brain swelling. according to the times, feinstein expressed confusion to her colleagues when she saw harris presiding over the senate chamber asking someone near her, quote, what is she doing here? the vice president was, in fact, fulfilling her constitutional obligations to prevent preside over senate deliberations and break a tie. vote as necessary. reports of feinstein's memory issues stem back more than a year now. but her health is been really called into question this year, fol

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holmes has two young children under the age of five.lowed to vit her once a week when holmes isim security women's prison. and bryant, texas. that's right outside of houston. back in march, a federal judge in san jose sentenced homes to 11 years in prison for fraud and conspiracy in 2020 to a jury convicted her of fleecing investors of hundreds of millions of dollars to invest in her blood testing startup company theranos she had claimed the devices her company built could detect hundreds of diseases with just a few drops of blood. that was false and her crime was bringing in and spending investors money even when she knew the technology behind her company didn't work as part of her sentence. she's being ordered to pay more than $450 million in restitution to some of those investors, billionaires like rupert murdoch and the walton family, which owns walmart attorneys who specialize in criminal justice for so called white collar crimes like this, say homes. could have received a shorter sentence if she had made different choices during t

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elizabeth holmes answers a texas prison today to serve her sentence.mes the founder of the failed biotech company, theranos, will spend the next 11 years at a minimum security. federal women's prison camp. located in the city of brian. good evening, everyone and mike mibach julie julie haener ktvu is evan sernoffsky has more now on what homes new life behind bars will be like evan. yeah julie today is the final curtain in this high profile legal saga. if you remember elizabeth holmes was once called the country's youngest self made female billionaire. now she's going to be just like thousands of other inmates in the federal system. i