prosecution called in a big name witness, james mattis. scott was in san jose and joins us with the latest. >> as we were talking about, the prosecution was trying to convince the jury that elizabeth holmes knew about the problems even as she tried to round up investors. today they continued making their case using text messages and one time defense secretary. he was a four-star general, and at one point james mattis was a member of the board of directors complete with stock option and a $150,000 salary. today prosecutors hammered on a single point, that elizabeth holmes knew her medical technology did not work even as she sold it to the world. also on the dockets, dozens of text messages between holmes and her co-executive and former boyfriend. some sounded conspiratorial. >> they knew they were pulling off this great train robbery of blood technology. >> this one about lab problems and reporters hinting about the country's future downfall. >> these messages show intimacy and how the companies were operating and not operating. and they we

general james mattis told the jury he first met elizabeth holmes backstage at an event in san francisco . she pricked my finger, he said, giving her some idea of what her therapist theranos blood analyzer could do with just a drop of blood. he said she was sharp, articulate and confident and said it was breathtaking what she was doing. mattis later accepted her offer to join the board of directors and invest his own money to, quote, have some skin in the game. this fits into governments atve and convincing elizabeth holmes can be, but she was able to get james mattis to both invest in thoroughness and to join its board. >> reporter: he said he wanted to get the device in theater in the middle east as soon as possible because of a high number of casualties at the time but over time he lost hope in the technology. >> it is really important that the government says this is not just about billionaires losing money, this is about people like jim mattis. >> reporter: len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> and in the scott peterson case this evening he will be formally remitted to life without parole for th

san jose today with former u s secretary of defense general james mattis taking the witness stand.er investor and board member of their nose. ktvu is evan sernoffsky was in court today and has the latest developments. why would she, former four star general and secretary of defense james mattis took the witness stand wednesday in the high profile case against elizabeth holmes. he said he met homes while serving as commander of the u. s armed forces in the middle east. he was excited about the potential for theranos is testing equipment to be used on the battlefield. he described joining the theranos board in 2013 after retiring from the military. he also invested $85,000 of his own money in the company, he said. holmes told board members that there are no says edison machines could do all 2000 tests available at conventional testing labs that the tests were automated. so they were faster and more accurate than conventional tests. general mattis seems to be the most important link that they presented thus far, there's obviously a lot more to come. ellen kreuzberg is a professor of l

james mattis says holmes misled him about the technology. invested $85,000 in theranos and was recruited by holmes to add him to the board. >> why did you add him to the board? >> he is one of the most brilliant strategists i ever met. >> reporter: the retired general said holmes led him to believe the company could help save the lives of troops in battle, by revolutionizing how blood is testing, using only a pinprick of blood to scan for health problems. this could be very, very helpful for medical personnel if it could do what she said it would do. but prosecutors say holmes knew her technology could not deliver on that promise. mattis resigned in 2016, saying he was worried the company was not living up to expectations. he testified, there came a point when i didn't know what to believe anymore. years later, he told pbs -- >> the bottom line is, we all make mistakes at times. and it was obviously that a mistake on my part to be part of it. >> reporter: on cross-examination wednesday, the defense argued board members like mattis should hav

and that -- james mattis said flatly that is not true. his time on the board he did not know what was true anymore. it was devastating testimony to have -- to imagine yourself as a juror at a four star general is testifying against the defendant. it was a big day for the prosecution. emily: we're also going more about the relationship between elizabeth holmes and her ex business partner, her ex-boyfriend. getting this information from their texts in all of their glory. one text for example, you are breeze and desert for me. my water in ocean meant only to be together, tiger. he simply responds ok. the next text, i worked for six years day and night to help you. i am sad where you and i are. i know you are angry in your way and upset with me for not doing. i am responsible for everything. all have been my decisions. what do you make of these exchanges? >> this is a very interesting exchange. prosecutors spent a lot of time on a lot of different texts and emails between the two. at times it seems almost salacious. and kind of gossipy. you w

why would she, former four star general and secretary of defense james mattis took the witness stand wednesday in the high profile case against elizabeth holmes. he said he met homes while serving as commander of the u. s armed forces in the middle east. he was excited about the potential for theranos is testing equipment to be used on the battlefield. he described joining the theranos board in 2013 after retiring from the military. he also invested $85,000 of his own money in the company, he said holmes told board members that there are no says edison machines could do all 2000 tests available at conventional testing labs that the tests were automated. so they were faster and more accurate than conventional tests. general mattis seems to be the most important link that they presented thus far, there's obviously a lot more to come. ellen kreuzberg is a professor of law at santa clara university and sat in on wednesdays proceeding. what they've established through this witness is that it appears he was given information that was factually factually inaccurate. the link that government

former defense secretary james mattis took the stand at the high-profile trial. tration. chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis has reported in-depth on this story and joins us now. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this was really something to see inside of the court yesterday, general james mattis on the stand portraying elizabeth holmes as someone who was firmly in control of her company, theranos, who even told famous board members like him what to talk about with the press. general james mattis, a former theranos board member, taking the stand in the criminal trial of elizabeth holmes. the former defense secretary joined the company which promised to revolutionize blood testing in 2013 after retiring from the u.s. marine corps. he was paid $150,000 annually. >> why did you add him to the board? >> he's one of the most brilliant strategists i've ever met. >> reporter: holmes once the youngest female self-made billionaire claimed she could run hundreds of tests on just a few drops of blood. in court general mattis testified that ho

the former secretary of defense james mattis was a former board member. the court about his business relationship with elizabeth holmes. reporter: james mattis taking the stand at the criminal trial of elizabeth holmes. the former defense secretary joined the company in 2013 after retiring from the marine corps. he was paid $150,000 annually. >> he is one of the most brilliant strategists i have ever met. reporter: elizabeth holmes claims she could run hundreds of test on just a few drops of blood. in court, the general testified she personally pricked his finger to demonstrate the technology and said she was aggressive about trying to work with the department of defense, something that never came to be even though she claimed it did. she later admitted it did not. >> was a device ever deployed the battlefield? was it ever deployed in a medevac helicopter? reporter: prosecutors showed emails between them as early as 2011. in one email, he described how he wanted to get their announced devices implemented. he has since distanced himself from elizabeth holm

general james mattis testified yesterday. we were expecting him to testify.ainly didn't think he would take the stand this early in the trial he walked in and jaws were dropping in the courtroom. i have to say, i've never seen the jury this attentive as they were to every word of his three-hour testimony he spoke about meeting elizabeth holmes he said she was articulate and committed. he questioned holmes about why pick me to be on your board. he had no background in science or health care then he finally testified that he grew disillusioned and disappointed with holmes and the company when they figured out the technology simply wasn't what she said it would be. he also revealed he invested $85,000 of his own money into theranos >> fascinating it's definitely getting more and more detailed as we work our way further into the trial thank you. >> thanks. >>> we told you yesterday about potential opportunities in china. today morgan stanley says they like these five tech stocks. find out which ones they are and subscribe today. that content available only on cnb

general james mattis told the jury at the time he was interested in for use in the military he was so impressed with holmes he agreed to join her board of of directors and even invested $85,000 of his money. over time he lost hope in the technology. holmes is facing fraud and conspiracy charges. >>> new developments in spears quest to end her father's 13 year control over her affairs. her attorney filed new documents yesterday calling for jamie spears to be removed as conservator immediately and without medical evaluation. the filing says britney wants to control the money she has made from her career. she wants to be able to get married and have a baby if she so chooses. >> it gives you chills, gives a lot of hope. it reminds us there is a human behind the pop star and she's just crying out for help. >> the pop star's legal team will be back in court next wednesday when a los angeles judge can finally free britney. >>> the latest on the drought emergency. valley water in santa clara plans to provide updates on a new project set to provide a safe reliable water supply that is drought

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at 1:00 p.m., former secretary of state condoleezza rice and former defense secretary james mattis will reflect on the 20th anniversary of the september 11 terrorist attacks. we are expecting comments on the recent u.s. withdraw from afghanistan. watch all of these events live on c-span, online at c-span.org, or with the free c-span radio app. >> sanchez is back with us for a conversation on

former us secretary of defense general james mattis took the witness stand today in the case against theranos founder elizabeth holmes. madness is a former investor and board member of the failed blood test, blood testing startup. to be investigative reporter. evan sernoffsky was in court today. evan what's the latest? that's right. general. mattis said that elizabeth holmes told him that theranos is technology would be faster, cheaper and more accurate than traditional lab testing. that is, of course, until everything came crashing down. why would she, former four star general and secretary of defense james mattis took the witness stand wednesday in the high profile case against elizabeth holmes. he said he met homes while serving as commander of the u. s armed forces in the middle east. he was excited about the potential for theranos is testing equipment to be used on the battlefield. he described joining the theranos board in 2013 after retiring from the military. he also invested $85,000 of his own money in the company, he said. holmes told board members that there are no says ed

. >> also today, prosecutors brought in the retired four star general james mattis to the stand.invested $85,000 in theranos and was paid $150,000 a year to be on the board. the general said, elizabeth holmes was clearly in charge of the company. he left the board when president trump at that point nominated him for defense secretary. >>> a california judge today ruled convicted killer scott peterson must be resentenced to life in prison for the murder of his pregnant wife laci. he was sentenced to death for the murder of his wife and their unborn son connor. but the court overturned it citing issues with jury selection. today judge ruled that peterson will be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. scott peterson is currently an inmate at san quentin. >>> with stores closing in san francisco because of crime by gangs that rimmed them off, the mayor is promising a crackdown. thefts and break-ins are impacting businesses big and small. >> reporter: theft isn't just a problem at big retailers in san francisco. small businesses are getting hit, too. the owners

. >>> former defense secretary james mattis testified in the fraud trial of elizabeth holmes. the retired four-star general invested $85,000 in the blood testing company theranos when he joined the board. he testified that he hoped the technology could help the military but lost faith in holmes. the government said holmes said people believed the startup could scan for health problems with a few drops of blood. in convicted she faces 20 years in prison. >>> coming up, abortion ban. a second state could be moving forward on a bill that follows the controversial heartbeat law in texas. >>> and keeping the winter olympics safe from covid. what u.s. athletes for the upcoming games are being required to do. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ rich, indulgent chocolate with a luscious caramel filling. with love from san francisco. ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein

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. >>> former defense secretary james mattis took to the stand at the criminal trial of the former ceo elizabeth holmes. he told the jury he was invited to join blood testing start up's board after he invested nearly $85,000 in the company. he also testified he and other board members were stunned to learn that they used other companies' machines to conduct most of its tests. according to the "wall street journal" mattis said "there just came a point where i didn't know what to believe anymore." for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm elise preston. >>> this morning there is word that climate change and sea level rise could literally put bart under water. bart executives say stations in low lying areas including airports are vulnerable to rising groundwater. others like embarcadero could be inundated by rising seas. >> one of the predictions is we could see high tides a foot higher than now by mid century. that's 2050. >> with ridership and revenue down significantly due to the pandemic, bart could have a tough time coming up with cash to put a climate change plan in place. >>> 4:45.

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one-time theranos board member james mattis also testified that holmes was clearly in charge of the doomed company. >>> stick with nbc bay area for coverage on the elizabeth holmes trial. we continue to cover that as we walk you through every step of the way with team coverage and analysis following the very latest both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> happening now -- a hero being laid to rest in the east bay. the funeral for a crossing guard is going on at this hour in lafayette. he died earlier this month when an suv struck him. this is near stanley middle school. witnesses say he pushed another child from the direct path of that vehicle just before the impact. the school held a remembrance ceremony for him earlier this week. >>> new developments in the gabby petito homicide case. her fiance now facing charges tied to the investigation. that full report next. >>> and a mystery in the south bay. someone smashing windows targeting cars with what investigators believe is a slingslot. full details on the damage and new reward to help crack the case. >>> developing this morning, a ne

also on wednesday one-time theranos board member james mattis took the stand. the retired four star general testified holmes was clearly in charge of the doomed company. he left the board when president trump nominated him for defense secretary. >>> make sure you stick with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the elizabeth holmes trial. we are walking you through every step of the way with our team coverage and analysis and following the very latest both on air and online at nbc bay area.com. >>> questions continue to swirl around the death of gabby petito. authorities are still on the man hunt for her fiance brian laundrie. coming up we have the latest on the investigation from florida. >>> plus it's been called missing white woman syndrome. the reason the media is facing backlash over the coverage of missing people of color and missing white people. >>> and the tragic loss of lakers legend kobe bryant in 2020 hit home for many people around the country. even lakers owner jeanne buss. she shares how kobe helped her stay motivated after the passing of her f

at 1:00 p.m., former secretary of state condoleezza rice and former defense secretary james mattis will reflect on the 20th anniversary of the september 11 terrorist attacks. we are expecting comments on the recent u.s. withdraw from afghanistan. watch all of these events live on c-span, online at c-span.org, or with the free c-span radio app. >> sanchez is back with us for a conversation on how 9/11 changed the world of government surveillance. he's a senior fellow of national security technology at the cato institute. start with a reminder of what the u.s. approach to surveillance was before 9/11. what did the security apparatus look like on september 10? guest: sure. the framework for national security surveillance was provided by a 1978 statute called fiza, the foreign intelligence surveillance act. until the passage of the usa patriot act expanded a number of authorities, there were a couple of features that defined that. the first is an authority that permitted, established oversight for the first time in response to abuses of surveillance power in the 1970's. it provided the fore

one time james mattis testified holmes was in charge of the doomed company.e are following the latest on-air and online. check it out at nbcbayarea.com. >>> a hero will be laid to rest in the east bay. the funeral for crossing guard, ashley diaz, expected to get under way in lafayette. he was killed earlier this month when a suv struck him near stanley middle school. he pushed another child from the direct path of the vehicle before impact. the school held a remembrance ceremony f earlier this week. ash. six children were inside the vehicle at the time. we should warn you the video you are about to see is graphic. that crash happened earlier this month at international avenue and 38th. this is in east oakland. that impact so great, two children were thrown from the van. a good samaritan stopped the suspected drunk driver who is now facing drunk driving charges. there will be a car wash to raise d to help with the medical bills. >>> there has been 20 incidents in the last six months all along the highway 87 corridor. they believe somebody is shooting or using

one time board member james mattis took the stand. the retired four star general testified holmes clearly was in charge of the doomed company. he left the board when president trump nominated him for defense secretary. for continuing coverage of the trial. we are following the latest both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> a call for change today. hundreds of state lawmakers will meet virtually to demand action on california's current climate crisis. together, they will urge governor newsom to declare a climate energy for the state. lawmakers believe it will help phase out fossil fuels and accelerate the clean energy economy. currently much of california is in extreme drought category, which has heightened this year's wildfires to spread quickly. >>> speaking of wildfires, a new wildfire burning in shasta county is drawing numerous crews to the scene. the fawn fire broke out wednesday evening near shasta lake. so far there is no containment and it is currently burning about 50 acres. >>> air quality continues to worsen. this is

defense secretary, james mattis. the trial is expected to run until december. >>> the time is 6:07. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming cbsn bay area -- >> it is getting worse. is getting more frequent. >>> unusual manhunt underway this morning for a slingshot shooter in the south bay. >>> and a warning for parents. a recall for a popular baby lounger linked to several deaths. >>> it's the first regular season home game. the measures needed to protect >>> and we're looking at a stronger onshore flow for cooler temperatures as we look ahead to the weekend. we will have the forecast where you live, coming up. >>> now let's go live outside this friday morning. you can see the fog rolling in. >>> it is 6:11. we are looking live to the south bay. manhunt underway for a suspect that investigators are calling the san jose highway slingshot shooter. they have been using a slingshot or high powered device to shoot metal ball bearings. they have targeted homes, businesses, and now even people. >> it is getting worse. it is

one time board member james mattis took the stand and testified that holmes was clearly in charge of the doomed company. he left the board when president trump nominated him for defense secretary. we will walk you through the trial with team coverage and analysis both on air and online, nbcbayarea.com. >>> developing right now, questions continuing to swirl around the death of gabby petito. authorities are still on a manhunt for her fiance background. >> nbc's katie beck has the latest in florida. >> reporter: investigators have been searching the reserve behind me for days and have so far turned up no new leads about the whereabouts of brian laundrie. the search for answers continues. investigators say they're going to be back out here at the swamp today searching this vast area for any evidence they can, perhaps using dive teams again. meantime, laundrie's neighbors are speaking out, saying they have concerned about why laundrie's parents didn't contact law enforcement sooner. >> are you surprised they didn't contact authorities sooner about brian being missing? >> i can't imagine

general james mattis told a jury at the time he was interested in for use in the military, he agreed to join board of directors and invested $85,000 of his money. over time he says he lost hope in the technology. holmes is facing fraud and conspiracy charges. >>> new developments in britney spears quest to end. new documents filed yesterday calling for jamie spears to be removed as conservator immediately. it says britney wants to control the money she has made. she wants to be able to get married and have a baby if she so chooses. >> it gives you chills, gives a lot of hope. it reminds us there is a human behind the pop star and she's crying out for help. >> her legal team will be back in court next wednesday when a los angeles judge could free britney. >>> the latest on the drought emergency. valley water in santa clara plans to provide updates on a project that is said to provide a safe reliable water supply that is drought resistant and locally controlled. new solutions and technology are needed in order to combat climate change and get out of this drought. the latest drought con

james mattis testified that holmes was clearly in charge of the doomed company. >>> and then a familyrash. six children were inside one of the vehicles at the time. we have to warn you the video we are about to show is graphic. the impact was so great that two children were thrown from the vehicle. now, a good samaritan stopped the suspected drunk driver who is now facing charges. tomorrow first responders and local businesses plan to hold a car wash in oakland. that money raised will go towards the medical expenses. >>> 6:36. developing this morning, a new reward to help track down a person responsible for shooting projectiles as buildings and homes and even buildings in the south bay. >> 20 incidents in the last six months all along the highway 80 corridor. they believe somebody is using a sling shot to shoot ball bearings. the most recent victim was a woman driving in her car. her windows were shot out and luckily she was not injured. >> we don't know why they are choosing the places they are choosing or the manner in which they are traveling, but we know it's getting worse and we

this trial is expected to last 13 weeks and could feature such witnesses like henry kissinger and james mattisompany's board. >> it's such a fascinating story. thank you. >>> britney spears fight to end her court order con server torship takes an unexpected turn. what this means for the pop star's future. liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ subway® has so much new, it didn't fit in their last ad. like the new steak and cheese. they start with new freshly baked artisan italian bread. and then they pile on new thicker cut tender marinated steak. and top it off with melted cheese. welp, guess they need another ad. the eat fresh refresh™ at subway®. it's too much new to fit in one commerc- i'm jacob emrani. subway® has so much new, it didn't fit in their last ad. so, they bought time in mine. their new artisan italian bread is the best! just ask my satisfied client. jacob got me the footlong i deserve. call jacob! in 2016, i was working at the amazon warehous

the witness list includes some pretty bald-faced names henry kissinger former secretary of state james mattiser defense secretary, before that theranos board member and before that in the military advocating for use of the technology in the field rupert murdoch, a big theranos investors and elizabeth holmes could testify in her own defense if it happens, that happens much later in the trial before that we expect the government will put on the stand erika chung a former lab associate at theranos, one of the key wist b whistle-blowers in the case. we expect that testimony to begin likely this week. >> likely to be absolutely riveting, scott. that witness, potential witness list, anyway, definitely going to get people's attention. thank you, scott cohen covering the elizabeth holmes trial. >>> "techcheck" is back in a moment don't go anywhere. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. woo! you are busy... working, parenting, problem solving.

they were also given a long list of potential witnesses who include former defense secretary james mattis, former secretary of state henry kissinger, and rupert murdoch. safety is a big concern in a packed courtroom. 10 prospective jurors were excused in advance when they told the court they were unvaccinated. all other potential jurors declared they were vaccinated. the jury selection process is excited to resume tomorrow. the trial could run for 13 weeks or longer. david louis, abc 7 news. dan: coming up next, we are live at a rally to demand safer schools in san francisco. parents say the covid precautions are not enough. also -- >> i got about $35 moneyback. ama: michael finney shows you how a bart rid majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g

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former secretary james mattis in a statement before the election compared trump's divisiveness to the nazi slogan of divide and conquer. and then of course there was general john kelly. he spoke with cnn jake tapper the day after the capitol attack and was asked whether the cabinet should remove the president from office. >> do you support such an action? should he be removed from the cabinet? >> i think, jake, that the cabinet should meet and have a discussion. >> if you were in the cabinet right now would you vote to remove him from office? >> yes, i would. >> and general kelly also said in that interview the capitol riot was, a quote, direct result of his poisoning the minds of the people with frauds. that poison still revealed today when voters asked whether mr. biden legitimately won enough votes for the presidency democrats and independents o overwhelmingly believe he did. take a look at republicans. 21% said yes, 78% said no. take a look, 21 ers said he did win legitimately. 23% said he did not but that's based only on suspicion. but 54% of republicans believed not only did mr.

theranos lab director but also this morning we got what we expect a number of bold face names james mattisormer u.s. defense secretary before he was defense secretary he was theranos board member and investor and before that he was a four-star general. and in court before a very attentive jury he talked about how he first came to meet elizabeth holmes back in 2011 when he was still in the military and instantly taken with the prospects for the technology for blood testing both on the battlefield and to lower health care costs in general but ultimately he testified as the negative reports about the company came out in 2015 that he didn't really know what to believe. we're hearing a lot more about also the relationship between elizabeth holmes and the former chief operating officer sunny balwani in court and the texts they were uncovered earlier this week really thousands of these text messages over a period of years with the two collaborating about the company and where it was going and also dishing like the day in 2015 when sunny balwani saw her at a starbucks and text she was wearing swea

secretary of defense, james mattis to testify. he was on the theranos board before the blood testing startup collapsed. he told the jury that the company's goal of using compact equipment to do blood testing had appealed for military applications, which said. he was never aware of them being used by the us military homes is charged with lying to investors and patients about the capabilities of fairness machines. she faces 20 years in prison. if convicted. all right. a new vaccine mandate went into effect today, this time in contra costa county, coming up next to look at where you need to show proof of vaccination. and the search is intensifying for gabby potatoes fiance after her death was ruled a homicide. a live report from florida on where investigators are looking. at a barrier weather a bit of a cool down today, but we're gonna turn up the heat once again in your thursday forecast, we will have the update coming up. at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the m

general james mattis to testify. he was an investor and served on the board at their nose before the blood testing startup collapse. now, he told the jury that he began to doubt homes and that theranos technology because it was not as advanced as she had claimed. holmes is charged with lying to investors and patients about the capabilities of their nose machines. she faces 20 years in prison if convicted. the richmond bark station was shut down during the morning commute today what we're learning about a death on the tracks and how commuters were still able to make it to their destinations, plus. those screens and those cries will forever haunt my nightmares and every silence in between. it's been four months since the deadly shooting at the vita rail yard in san jose, now the widow of one of the victims is calling for change. and we had a foggy start to our weather this morning, but we are on that seesaw of temperatures. i'll tell you how warm we're going to get today. your forecast is next. truthfully, it's frustra

union, the left wing union and the shermans which was the united electrical workers union and james mattis was the secretary treasury, and yet, i would like to ask if you encountered him? was he tracked as a communist, and if not, why not? because he -- i studied him, and i didn't encounter that sort of stuff that is my question. >> okay. i'm not familiar but will look it up. i think if you read that information and look what i do in that chapter with bridges and in that case and by looking at this long view, i trace the line of the evolution of the law and the efforts to deport and those denaturalize and not everyone faced deportation or denaturalization, and many were under threat. what is important in this, in this part of the story is that it really has to do with the interpretation of the law, and he fell under the law, and also the efforts to root out subversives either through their memberships or affiliations, and also this concern about communists in the labor movement. and it was part of the effort to suppress the labor movement. so everyone was using all the tools in the toolbox

. >>, reflections from former secretary of state condoleezza rice and former defense secretary james mattis joined others on the 20th anniversary of the september 11 attacks on america. this is one hour. >> that they the president awoke in sarasota, florida, where he would attend -- americans went to work under cloudless skies on a flawless, early autumn day. at 8:46 in the morning, a commercial aircraft laos into the north tower of the world trade center. 9:03 a.m., the second commercial aircraft crashes into the south tower. 9:37 a.m.9:37 a.m., a third plane crashes into the pentagon. 9:59 a.m., the south tower of the world trade center collapses. 10:03 a.m., a fourth plane crashes, this one near shanksville, pennsylvania. it would later emerge that passengers had recaptured the plane from the terrorist who had hijacked it, intentionally forcing the plane down in an empty field. 1028 a.m., the north tower collapses. over 2000 people either died or sustained injuries from which they would soon die in less than two hours on a beautiful autumn morning. where were you? condi rice, where were

secretary james mattis, ambassador karen use, secretary john taylor, and secretary condoleezza rice, thank you. for the hoover institution, i am peter robinson. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: weekends on c-span two bring you the best in american history and nonfiction books. this weekend marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks peered saturday at 9:00 eastern on american history on american artifacts, we will tour the flight 93 national memorial near shanksville, pennsylvania, hearing the story behind the hijacking, and passengers who attempted to take control of the airplane from four terrorists heading for washington, d.c. then at 2:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, president bush's oval office address to the nation on the night of september 11, and a 5:30 p.m. eastern, the former white house chief usher recalls events within the white house walls after the terrorists crashed into the twin to

. >>, reflections from former secretary of state condoleezza rice and former defense secretary james mattisd others on the 20th anniversary of the september 11 attacks on america. this is one hour. >> that they the president awoke in sarasota, florida, where he would attend -- americans went to work under cloudless skies on a flawless, early autumn day. at 8:46 in the morning, a commercial aircraft