we got a jury for the martin shkreli trial. into opening arguments in the afternoon the prosecution started by laying out its case, running through the indictment and then shkreli's defense attorney ben brafman took to the floor saying is he strange? yes, will you find him weird yes. martin shkreli is brilliant beyond words, saying geniuses are just on the other side of crazy. and "as lady gaga said, he was born this way. we caught up with brafman yesterday. >> can you tell us about the lady gaga defense in there >> i think i said what i wanted to say in the courtroom. >> why quote her so many times >> i think the quotes fit. >> with all of these lady gaga references, do you wish martin had more of a poker face >> i'm happy with martin's face the way it is. thank you. >> i wasn't totally sure brafman got the poker face there he did reference two lady gaga songs in his argument yesterday. we expect the trial to continue this morning with witnesses coming in. it's bound to be filled with drama we'll bring you the updates from her

>> reporter: hey some call him the pharma bro this is the first day of martin shkreli's trial.rived here at federal court in brooklyn along with his legal team he's been charged with eight counts of securities fraud, conspiracy to commit securities fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud right now it's going on this morning, jury selection. a little bit of a slow process the judge started out by saying, it's okay because this case has received a lot of media attention. if you have an opinion already about the case, as long as that opinion doesn't mean that you can't be fair when you're reviewing the facts of the case. that ended up dismissing a few jurors, at least ten that i was able to count while i was in there this morning the reason why martin shkreli has nothing to do with this case, which has to do with two tech funds he ran. the government alleging he used retrofin to pay back investors he used in that hedge fund while a lot of people are paying attention to this case because they know martin shkreli as a public figure, he is closely tied into the fates of the biotech

reporter: for martin shkreli?an make his defense for him, but his lawyers will say he was not a fraud from the beginning, he was managing various businesses and doing it completely above board and his accountants will testify to that. a sentence for a president for this, if anything? reporter: that is hard to say. we will have to see how the charges play out. he made enemies along the way, and clearly because of his outrageous comments and prices, he got investigators interested and now people he made angry will be witnesses against him. vonnie: before we run out of time, this partial reinstatement of the travel ban, even if it is october 2, when argument's are, what immediate ramifications will we have today? reporter: that is what we will be looking at. it appears refugees, who have no connection to the country, who have not been invited to work the company, will be subjected to this ban if they are from one of these countries. chaoticsaw before, how that could be a fraud, people being stopped at the airport. an

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the martin shkreli trial. >> day two of u.s. versus martin shkreli. here along with his attorney early this morning, answering reporters' questions this morning, saying he hopes a jury will be seated today. no idea, though, whether opening arguments will actually take place today. this has been a pretty long process. more than 130 jurors were dismissed out of almost 180 as they try to get a panel together, ultimately trying to seat 12 jurors, six alternates scheduling for the summer, perhaps, six-week long trial is difficult but also a lot of jurors coming in with opinions about martin shkreli, some of which said would not allow them to make fair decisions about the case one juror saying they see martin shkreli as the face of corporate debride. jury of 12 and six alternates, get to hear opening arguments today. it was slow yesterday because of the notoriety of martin shkreli. we'll bring you more news here from the federal court in brooklyn. >> hate to surprise you with it, meg, but how much are you watching some of these developments at merck today,

martin shkreli with this third today.r to managing notoriety by raising the price of the life-saving doug by more than 5000%. former prosecutor david bruno to talk about this. good to see you. >> she's been following this in brooklyn for rest. the >> ackermann they can and they will. it's going to take time. obviously there is a bias out there and this is why we have a deliberative process. the raising of the price on drugs has nothing to do with the charges and things he's accused of in the federal report. it counts, security and wire fraud. said yes, has to do a good job to make sure everybody can decide the case on the facts. >> he tried for a mistrial yesterday morning at 9:00 a.m. the judge said no, we're going to keep moving. the press coverage is a problem. i would argue his client is a problem. >> actually false. there is a process here. the judge is going to bring everyone unqualified than to get those people and then challenges attorneys start to strike jurors for no reason whatsoever. has to be gender neutral r

. >>> and jury selection is going into a third day in martin shkreli's fraud trial. >> he raised the price of a life-saving drug by 5,000%. many jurors said they could not be fair. >> reporter: the so-called bad boy of pharmaceuticals, martin shkreli is getting ready for trial. one potential juror called him a snake. another saying he's the face of corporate greed in america. nearly 200 jurors dismissed. some for those strong opinions. >> they have to find people who can be fair. and that doesn't necessarily mean they have to know nothing about the case, but they certainly can't think that he's a snake. >> reporter: u.s. prosecutors accuse shkreli of a we interviewed him back in 2015. >> not a greedy person. >> reporter: shkreli has continued to cultivate his bad-boy image, smirking in front of congress and banned from twitter for trolling journalists. that jury is still not seated. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linsy there. >>> and when we come back, we break down the latest explosive episode of "the bachelorette.

tweet us using #powerpitch visit powerlunch.cnbc.com for more >>> the trail of martin shkreli takinging turn meg is at the courthouse in new york hi, meg. >> hi, tyler a bizarre turn of events in the martin shkreli trial, something that's comes to characterize his trial on the fifth day as i arrived at the courthouse, i walked into the overflow room. the courtroom can't fit everyone who wants to listen in to the trial. i walked into that room only to see martin shkreli himself, the defend had come into the overflow room to talk to reporters, complain about their coverage, complain about the prosecution. saying that he thinks what resonated with the jury was the fact that none of his investors lost money or at least the one we heard from yesterday. that was sarah hason, who was the first witness in this trial who ended up quadrupling her money. the government isalleging that martin shkreli did commit fraud through the way he handled her investments. so that happening today. martin shkreli really doing this sort of unexpected thing in coming to talk to reporters until ben brothman, his

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opening arguments began yesterday in the fraud trial of pharma bro martin shkreli in court.awyer, ben brafman, said shkreli may be crazy, but he's definitely innocent. he also quoted lady gaga saying though he is odd, he was born this way meg tirrell asked him about that reference. >> can you tell us about the lady gaga defense in there >> no, i think i said what i wanted to say in the courtroom >> why quote her so many times >> the quotes fit. >> with all of these lady gaga references, do you risch martin had more of a poker face >> i'm happy with martin's face exactly the way it is. thank you. >> did you see his face? >> yes he smiled. >> he liked the joke >> by the way, any of the courtroom drawings that meg has shown from these things, they have him drawn with a huge smile on his face. >> yep >> brafman has done a lot of work for interesting people. including michael jackson. that was one of his clients. we will get a live report from the courthouse later in the show >>> time for the executive edge. the white house and republican leadership have been insistent that tax r

martin shkreli is on trial today for securities fraud.t regret that might just be a 2015 meeting with the fbi, which he attended without his lawyer. he boasted to federal agents that he made a fortune investing in lifesaving medicine. now his own words are part of the case against him. bloomberg's executive editor minnie o'kelly joins us now. bring us up-to-date. i hear there are new developments this morning even i. >> they're doing jury selection right now. one, shkreli's lawyers try to get his bail reduced. he says he needs the money to pay the lawyers so he is trying to get that reduced. isther thing that happened an accusation of witness tampering. a prosecutor said someone and scully's family friend a witness not to testify. nothing involving martin shkreli seems to happen without other things going on around it. he has got a lawyer now, but he did not when he went to the fbi. how has he got himself into deeper trouble? winnie: i think he had a legal team, but i think ian nordman. he was under investigation of insider trading and wa

of the martin shkreli trial.received a lot of media attention and it's okay for the jurors to have an opinion as long as it doesn't affect them deciding the case. assume jurors have said that martin shkreli is the face of corporate greed. that's some of the reasons why they are getting dismissed today. the judge plans to start the trial as soon as jury selection is over and she expects that to be tomorrow morning. of course, the reason martin shkreli is so famous, it's for raising the price of drugs he's not on trial for that we'll bring you more news. back over to you. >> thank you, meg, reporting from brooklyn. >>> to phil lebeau with breaking news hi, phil. >> richard anderson, the ceo of delta airlines is now the new ceo of amtrak. the former ceo has been removed. richard anderson until last year was the ceo of delta and now steps into the position of running amtrak a whole different set of challenges for the airline industry even if their most difficult days. >> the choke i guess is -- liste listen -- to see

. >> word spreads fast in a community that smachlt martin shkreli is in court today. though, rick santelli, what are you watching? >> whoa. you're not allowed to see this yet the we're going to be drawing some charts of ten year note yields. we do this a lochlt you heard all of the commentators talking about 212. 'ltey iimrtt? wel ll you after the break >>> jury selection begins in the fraud trial involving martin shkreli. >> carl, jury selection is going on now it may be kind of difficult to find a jury here starting off the questioning of the jurors the judge told them it's okay if you have an opinion about this because there has been media attention aren't case. as long as that opinion doesn't mean you can't be fair when you're deciding the fact of the case they dismissed about one in five jurors that they questioned on that particular topic. so about nine people were dismissed. now they're going through this expected to be a six week long trial. they're going through just sort of the commitmentes for the summer and dismissing a lot of jurors in there. so originall

trish: former bro, martin shkreli is facing charges he allegedly defrauded investors at two hedge funds known for raising prices on an hiv drug by 5000%. i want to go to cheryl casone at the courthouse with latest. hey, cheryl. hey, cheryl? we'll come back to cheryl. anyway, he is the at courthouse today. and, he is created quite, quite a commotion with a lot of people very angry at him as a result of increasing drug prices and there is a sense that this is in part what is wrong with health care. that you have these companies out there just struggling to get all these profits, and consequently consumers are really left in a lurch. ppy pen was another one with a lot of concern with mylan. let's go back to cheryl casone. we have her now. reporter: sorry, trish, we didn't hear you earlier. yeah we're outside of the federal courtroom here in brooklyn, new york. just to be clear here, martin shkreli, farmer bro, as he is known, is charged with eight counts of securities fraud, conspiracy, wire fraud. he walked into the room, didn't talk to anybody, didn't make any comments that is the thing

. >>> back here in new york, a tough time seating a jury in the martin shkreli's fraud trial. the former drug company exec ti is facing federal charges for allegedly taking funds for one of his companies to repay investors in hedge funds he managed. people know him for raising the price of a life-saving drug by 5,000%, so some potential jurors are saying they can't be impartial. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight the so-called bad boy of pharmaceuticals, martin shkreli, is getting ready for trial. >> martin, do you think you will be able to get a fair trial? >> reporter: during jury selection, potential jurors have been skewering the former drug company exec. one calling him "a snake," another saying he's "the face of corporate greed in america." nearly 200 jurors dismissed. some for those strong opinions. >> they have to find people who could be fair, and that doesn't necessarily mean they have to know nothing about the case, but they certainly can't think that he's a snake. >> reporter: u.s. prosecutors accused shkreli of a ponzi-like scheme involving his drug c

scarlet: the trial of martin shkreli begins today. he is charged with securities fraud.secutors accused him of running his company like a ponzi scheme. he has pled not guilty but it maybe his own words from an interview without his lawyers that ulcers the state case against him. joining now is the bloomberg executive editor, neil kelly. actions he for the took as a biotech executive, raising the price of one of the drugs his company produced by a lot, fleecing customers. that's not what he said in trial, but his comments could come back to haunt him. >> what he is accused of doing, when his hedge fund started having trouble, taking money from one of the companies to make his investors whole and that would be securities fraud if that's what happened. what happened was he went in at one point to talk without his lawyer, which is really and he went in to talk about what he was thinking was an unfair case being built against him. didn't decide he to say that what we discuss at this point is inadmissible, they can now use whatever he said there in the case against him? senato

versus martin shkreli. that's going on in brooklyn federal court right now. that's where we find our meg terrell covering this case of this interesting pharma executive >> reporter: it's day one of martin shkreli's fraud trial who arrived here in brooklyn along with his legal team. he was arrested in 2015 and been charged with eight sounds of securities fraud, conspiracy to commit security fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud and has plett not guilty to all of those charges none of those are what made him famous he's best known forration the price of a decades old medicine used to treat parasitic infections by 5,000%, and that really is causing jury selection to be a little bit slow today. they have already dismissed more than 90 people trying to find a jury here. it will be potentially a six-week long trial so presumably some people have conflicts going on this summer but we're also learning that some people are coming in with knowledge of martin shkreli and some opinions they say wouldn't allow them to evaluate facts of the case fairly. some people say

. > nt,haa bro martin shkreli back in court today. back with much more "fast" right after this . that's why we meet or exceed 15 global regulations for baby products. and where standards differ, we always go with the toughest. johnson's. >>> welcome back to "fast money. pharma bro martin shkreli back in court today as the trial officially kicks off let's get to megat . >> reporter: the so-called pharma bro arriving in federal court in brooklyn this morning, faces eight counts of securities fraud, conspiracy to commit securities fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud to which he pleaded not guilty on all of those counts of course, that's not what made him famous is not what he's on trial for. that, of course, was raising the price of a drug by 5,000%. shkreli and his attorneys are leaving the courthouse see him there and his attorney in the front this has been a long day of jury selection, not entirely successful not finished the jury selection for martin shkreli a lot of people coming into the courtroom with biases telling the judg

. >>> "the new york times" recaps the opening statements in the fraud trial of phrma bro martin shkrelieli's lawyer told the jury yesterday his client is eccentric, but he's not guilty. prosecutors say shkreli lied and created phony documents to run a ponzi scheme and to loot a drug company. >>> "the baltimore sun" analyzes newly released video in the fatal shooting of a robbery suspect. the shooting erupted three weeks ago outside baltimore. prosecutors ruled the officers' actions were justified after the man opened fire on a bus. >>> britain's "telegraph" reports the filing of a manslaughter charge against a former police officer in the hillsborough stadium disaster. 96 people suffocated or were trampled to death at an overcrowded soccer game in 1989. five others are facing negligences or coverup charges. >>> the pittsburgh "post-gazette" recounts how a little league umpire saved a suicidal woman. john tumpane saw her climb on a bridge and pulled her back. he held her until she was pu hospitalized. >>> the cubs went back to the white house and the president gently ribbed the players.

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the trial affect being martin shkreli finally underway.ense attorney called in strange and weird. his own attorney said that. the prosecution framed him as a con man blurring the proceedings because the jurors could ignore the negative press around shkreli. 20 years in prison for orchestrating a ponzi scheme to cover his investment losses. where's the beef? a woman in new york is suing dunkin' donuts because her stake and makes him which doesn't have any stake in it. she claims the sandwich is an inferior product and that they are misleading their customers. we are watching shares of nike. earnings "after the bell." analysts expecting a key better than just one year ago. thursday we got two trading days left before the end of june. u.s. futures pointing to a mixed bag. nasdaq is the only one we are watching by 13 points. lauren: the gop can get health care bill tomorrow. does that mean the trump agenda? a senior policy analyst and capri cafaro and executive in residence at american university school of public affairs. good to see you ladie

the record for the most launches in a single year. >>> infamous former pharmaceutical executive martin shkreli. shkreli sparked outrage in 2015 for hiking the price of a lifesaving drug by more than 5,000%. here's the thing -- this controversy has nothing to do with the criminal trial that gets underway today. instead, shkreli faces charges for fraud because he's accused of cheating investors out of $11 million. if convicted he faces up to 20 years in prison. this is a guy who acts like he doesn't want to be in the media eye, but he -- i don't think he's ever met a camera he doesn't like. >> a smirk, one that will never leave the minds of the american people. >> yeah. >> "early start" begins right now. >>> i don't have the feedback from constituencies who will not have enough time to review the senate bill. we should not be voting on this next week. >> they say they're going to fix health care, premiums are going to go down. there's no way the republican bill brings down premiums. >> there's no way in god's earth that this bill should be passed this week. >> we don't have too much of a choice

good luck. >>> martin shkreli, you know that name.lly for charges that he defrauded investors of two hedge funds. cheryl casone in brooklyn. details please, cheryl. >> stuart, $11 billion accused by prosecutors at brooklyn federal court of $11 billion ponzi scheme. farmer bro, martin shkreli, this is not connected to the drug company he ran when he hiked up the price of a drug from 5000%, from $700 to $1300 for aids patients. he pulled funds from another pharmaceutical company to pull off funds for investors beforehand. he faces 20 years in prison. if he is convicted, jury selection starting today. we found out the judge is saying six weeks for this trial, stuart. that is high-end of what we expected. the courtroom is packed. people are on the floors. there are camera crews everywhere, stuart. i got to tell you. he might be one of the most hated people in new york besides bernie madoff when it comes to scheming and damming investors and general public, stuart. a lot of interest in this case. kicking off today. can they find 12 jurors

many be fair. >> reporter: the so-called bad boy of pharmaceuticals, martin shkreli is getting readyric. nearly 200 jurors dismissed. some for those strong opinions. >> they have to find people who can be fair. necessarily mean they have to know nothing about the case, but they certainly can't think that he's a snake. >> reporter: u.s. prosecutors accuse shkreli of a ponzi-type scheme. we interviewed him back in 2015. >> not a greedy person. >> reporter: shkreli has continued to cultivate his bad-boy image, smirking in front of congress and banned from twitter for trollg journalists. that jury is still not seated. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. linsey davis, abc news, new york. thanks to linsy there. >>> and when we come back, we break down the latest explosive episode of "the bachelorette." >> and some guy named ryan, he did something. >> he's just a great guy. >> that's coming up in the skinny. >> oscar nominee. ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> we were looking forward to "the skinny." last time we checked, there were plenty of guys who were still hoping to win rachel's hea

♪ johnson's® the number 1 choices in hospitals. >>> welcome back day two of martin shkreli's stril andmegan is outside the courthouse in brooklyn with the latest. >> hey, it's day two of the martin shkreli trial or day two of jury selection. they are making progress in whittling down the jurors to start this trial they have gotten through the questions of scheduling that whittled down a loit of people, but also the questions of whether a people had bias about him coming into the trial. now they're getting into the narrowing questions. asking people whatever they've heard of drugs like -- which is is drug he hiked the price on $5,0 5,000% his former bo tech company the morning started without a little drama, ben brafman cited the cover of today's "new york post," jury of his jeers, talking about. s opinions that jurors came in with asking mistrial based on the reporting around some of those opinions saying that it could impact -- jury the judge dismissed that and jury selection is proceeding shkreli making some characteristic faces toward the press area toward this part of the morning.

. >>> "the new york times" recaps the opening statements in the fraud trial of phrma bro martin shkreliecutors say shkreli lied and created phony documents to run a ponzi scheme and to loot a drug company. a shoot-out erupted three weeks ago outside baltimore. prosecutors ruled the officers' actions were justified after the man opened fire on a bus. >>> britain's "telegraph" reports the filing of a manslaughter charge against a former police officer in the hillsborough stadium disaster. 96 people suffocated or were tram. ed to death at an overcrowded soccer game in 1989. fives are facing negligence or cover-up-charges. >>> the pittsburgh "post-gazette" recounts how a little league umpire saved a woman from suicide. john tumpane pulled a wambach and helped her until they got her hospitalized. >>> the cubs went back to the white house and the president gently ribbed the players. the informal meeting was set up by the team's owners. the ricketts family donated millions to trump's campaign. it's their second trip. president obama hosted them just before they left office. >>> still to come,

. >>> it's day two of the martin shkreli trial. we have more on the storey meg?here it is day two of the trial. jury selection is still going on it has been a little bit of a slow process we were expecting that to be kind of the news today and then perhaps to get to opening arguments if they were able to seat a jury of 12 and six alternates we're getting news that the defense attorney requested a mistrial this morning. citing some of the negative publicity that came out of yesterday's jury selection process. the federal judge here did reject that request for a mistrial he also had requested that media not be allowed to listen in on the sidebar conversations where the prospective juries explained why they couldn't par take in the potentially six week long trial. now a lot of those reasons were scheduling this is six weeks in the middle of the summer. but also a lot of the jurors expressing opinions negative opinions about martin shkreli coming into the courtroom. that is being cited as why they requested the mistrial, citing "the new york post" cover this morning

the record for the most launches in a single year. >>> infamous former pharmaceutical executive martin shkreliis day in court. shkreli sparking outrage in 2015 for incredibly hiking the price of a lifesaving drug more than 5,000%. the controversy, that's not what the criminal trial is about. instead, shkreli is facing charges for fraud because he allegedly cheated investors out of $11 million. if he's convicted, shkreli could serve up to 20 years in prison. this is a guy that currently has his own youtube channel. you can see him -- >> does he? >> yeah. playing guitar. he loves -- loves getting his face out there. he says he hates the media, but i don't think he's ever seen a camera he doesn't like. >> i think the feeling might be mutual. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm allisison kosik. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. see you tomorrow. >> see you. >>> health care's a very complicated subject. honestly, nobody can be totally happy. >> they've promised too much. there's no way the republican bill brings down premiums. >> the plan would not allow individuals to fall through the cra

obviously trying to speak to martin shkreli as well as his attorney the reason why there's so many questions surrounding whether martin would p continue speaking is because he showed up unexpectedly in a press overflow room and started talking to reporters, effectively criticize ing the coverage of their trial. meg? >> i'm still here. >> all right so, what, we missed the top mart of that. did mr. brafman say anything about the trial? >> no, he didn't say anything about the trial. what we asked him about was how he felt about shkreli coming in to talk to reporters in the middle of the trial today. he said if shkreli took his advice, he wouldn't be talking to reporters anymore, but trying to talk over him saying he can do whatever hemts. really the first time i've seen ben brafman express real frustration with his client f. martin list ps to him, he won't do that anymore. but he's still clearly trying to talk over him. even just now. >> it's karen. seems like lewjust looking fromh outside that he seems to be treating this like it's a game do you get that sense that he thinks this takes this se

. >>> martin shkreli, the ceo described as the most hated man in america set to stand trial in federalourthouse. he is facing charges of securities fraud, more than a year and a half after he was arrested. today, he will confront an 8 count indictment for allegedly cheating his company out of millions of dollars to pay investors in two separate hedge funds. esque accused for what prosecutors call a ponzi scheme. he rose to prominence after increasing the price of a drug over 55 times what it cost. >>> hundreds of passengers rattled after spending two hours on a packed jet that shook violently due to a malfunction. adding to the already frayed nerves, the pilot told them to pray. steve patterson has details. >> reporter: trapped in the sky with this. violent shaking that started with a bang. one passenger said it felt like he was in a washing machine. it happened about an hour into air asia flight d-7237359 emergencies from australia, bound for malaysia. the shuttering so bad, the plane forced to turn around. >> just tell it was bad by the cabin crew reaction. >> reporter: a safe landin

several potential jurors said they couldn't be impartial. >> they had preconceived motions about martin shkreli the face of corporate greed in america. >> reporter: the 34-year-old told the associated press prior to his trial, i'm excited, i can't wait. shkreli was arrested in 2015 and charged by the s.e.c. with committing a series of financial frauds over a five-year peri bradenness and the outrageous web of lies and deceit. >> reporter: he pled guilty and has been freed on $5 million bond. but that has nothing to do with what earned him his fame. >> for us to maintain a profit is reasonable. >> reporter: as ceo of turing pharmaceuticals in 2015, he hiked the price of a life-saving hiv drug from $13.50 to $750. shkreli took his bad boy reputation to capitol hill to the dismay of lawmakers. >> i intent to use the advice of my counsel, not yours. >> that's not funny mr. shkreli. people are dying. >> think you've done anything wrong? >> on the advice of counsel? i invoke my fifth amendment privilege. >> reporter: he has seemingly enjoyed the attention. he posted hours of video on youtube. ranging

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. >>> a woman who invested thousands of dollars with martin shkreli says she felt betrayed. shkreli is accused of running an $11 billion ponzi scheme. yesterday on day one of testimony in his trial in new invested $300,000 with him in 2012. it then took a year for her to recover that money. she eventually did get a profit, though, almost $3 million. >>> now to a rescue playing out right now inside a mexican canyon where a san diego father and his two daughters have been stranded since last saturday. it took rescue crews a full day to reach the family in baja california after spotting them from a helicopter tuesday. they had already run out of food, water and insulin for the father. now, this morning they're still making their way out where a medical team is waiting for them at a base camp. >>> a new report shows american women are having fewer babies and having them increasingly later in life. the cdc says the national fertility rate has hit a record low. the overall u.s. birth rate remains below replacement. that's what's considered enough to keep the population stable. and

. >> reporter: tonight the so-called bad boy of pharmaceuticals, martin shkreli, getting ready for trial. >> martin, are you concerned you won't be able to get a fair trial? >> reporter: during jury selection, potential jurors have been skewering the former drug company exec. one calling him "a snake," another saying he's "the face of corporate greed in america." nearly 200 jurors dismissed. some for those strong opinions. >> they have to find people who could be fair, and that doesn't necessarily mean they have to know nothing about the case, but they certainly can't think that he's a snake. >> reporter: u.s. prosecutors accused shkreli of a ponzi-like scheme involving his drug company and a hedge fund. >> i'm intercept, and i intend to prove it. >> reporter: we interviewed him back in 2015. >> i'm not a greedy person. >> reporter: shkreli has continued to cultivate his bad boy image. smirking in front of congress, and banned from twitter for trolling journalists. that jury still not seated, if convicted, shkreli faces up to 20 years in prison, tom? >> linsey, thank you. >>> next tonigh

jury selection is proving to be a difficult process in the trial of pharmaceutical businessman martin shkrelithe judge in brooklyn excused several potential jurors on day one. they said they couldn't ignore shkreli's reputation for raiding the price of a -- raising the lies of a life saving aids drug 5,000 percent. one called him the face of corporate agreed. another said he's the most hated ma and in america. shkreli is charged with federal securities fraud unrelated to the price gouging scandal. >> a shark got a little too close for comfort on a beach in spain. sunbathers panicked. the blue shark appeared to struggle to get back to shallow water. the animal was injured possibly by a harpoon. lifeguards closed the beaches. officials from an aquarium were called in to tend to the shark. >> 5:47 now. parents in philadelphia have more time to sign their children up for free pre-k. the new deadline is next. >> also, a 20-pound stowaway. details about where officials found this lobster. david. >> storm tracker6 live double scan is tracking a couple of showers moving away from us through burlingto

. >>> they're having a tough time seating a jury in the trial of martin shkreli. he is bez known for jacking up the price of a drug more than 5,000%. 2300 jurors have been dismissed many calling him a snake, evil and the face of corporate greed. if to 20 years in prison. >>> usa gymnastic as greed to adopt a dozen recommendations aimed at protecting young athletes from sexual abuse. the recommendations resulted from an independent review that found the organization's protocols to report abuse were confusing and not well enforced. the report said the culture emphasized performance over protection. it was commissioned amid allegations that usa gymnastics coaches and a former team doctor sexually abused underaged girls. >>> this morning, health authorities in new mexico have confirmed three cases of the plague. the disease usually spread by fleas feeding on dead rodents is easily treated with antibiotics if caught early. the cdc says there are seven cases of plague on average every year in the u.s. usually in the southwest. >>> there's good news if you plan on hittin

. >>> also happening today, day two of jury selection in the trial of martin shkreli accused of securities fraud but he is best known for raising the price of lifesaving drugs by 5000% when he was a pharmaceutical company executive. the associated press reports lawyers are having a tough time finding and seating a jury. several perspective jury members are begging off from the case, they say they can't ignore shkreli's negative reputation and cannot be impartial. >>> san jose police arrested an assistant swim coach. timothy winn was taken into custody on thursday. investigators say the 25-year- old worked as an assistant coach which is a private swim club. investigators say between december of 2015 to january of this year, he text both male and female members of the swim team and asked them for nude pictures and sexual favors. some of the victims complied with his request. he is allegedly accused of telling victims not to cooperate with investigators. >>> the mother of a silicon valley high school student is speaking out now about a suspected kill list at her daughter's school. now we're h

following very closely day one of this trial for martin shkreli.as nothing to do with some of the sins he is known for hiking life-saving drugs part of his can require. it has everything to do using a hedge fund to hedge off that in a ponzi scheme. ironically could be something like that could land him behind bars. after this. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. neil: all right. martin shkreli became poster-child for bad ceos doing bad things. it wasn't, his endorsement of doubling tripling life saving drugs . >> like i is bored. i don't know if his defense attorneys are recommending him he doing that. he is taking some notes. looking

tonight a bump in the road in the fraud trial for martin shkreli. >>> plus a new push to protect rent frers wrongfully vickss. the legal loop hole a bay area city is trying to close. >>> and we're seeing a ceiling of low clouds right now in san francisco. temperatures in the 50s and by tomorrow morning the low clouds could be dropping some drizzle for the morning drive. we'll talk about that and when 90s will be making a comeback in the forecast in a when we come back in a few minutes. developing tonight: computer security experts are working feverishly to find a way to beat yet another >>> developing tonight, computer security experts are working feverishly to find a way to beat yet another gloeshl ransom ware attack the virus shut done russian banks and uz businesses and pharmaceutical giant america. any sates it's similar to the last month's attack in that encrypts data and holds it for ransom the make the fwords complicated and keep the antivirus software up to date. >>> tonight a setback in the trial for the pharmacy 8 ceo martin mistake reconcile. lawyers seem to have a difficul

day three of the martin shkreli trial will begin here shortly in brooklyn. it took over two days to actually seat a jury. 200 potential jurors were dismissed because they had negative impressions of the 34-year-old. the prosecution is painting the brooklyn native as a liar. the defense says he's a genius and described him in odd parallel to the musical work of lady gaga. the star of opening statements wasn't martin shkreli himself, but instead lady gaga. the defense invoking her songs repeatedly. defense attorney benjamin bratman said much like the rock star his client was born this way painting himself as a genius. >> shkreli's attorney said they talked about him behind his back, he might be autistic, questioning his sexuality. >> reporter: also telling the jury, is he strange? yes. will you find him weird? yes. he was charged by s.e.c. committing a series of frauds over five years. he pleaded not guilty and flee on $5 million bond. these charges had nothing to do with what earned him his name of pharma bro. he hyped the price of a lifesaving hiv drug darap

. >> happening today a-jury selection continues in the trial of martin shkreli, the expharmaceuticalxecutive best known for raising the price of a life saving drug for aids patients more than 5,000 percent. this trial though is for another matter. the 34-year-old faces charges of securities fraud, wire fraud and conspiracy. prosecutors say the man known as the pharma bro' cheated investors out of more than $11 million. if convicted he could get more than 20 years behind bars. >> t.s.a. agents found a 20-pound live lobster in a passenger's checked back at boston's logan international airport. live lobsters are allowed but they must be in clear spill proof containers. try finding one that's big enough for a 20-pound lobster. a t.s.a. spokesperson says this lobster was in a cooler "cooperated quite nicely with the screening process." i'm sure the rubber bands helped. >> on the move see what caused a sheriff's deputy top sprint after his own cruiser. >> also the latest on the lawsuit against ivanka trump. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit