and that's why mattis' testimony was so impactful. elizabeth holmes, whatever you want to say about her, she is definitely bold. at 2011, ten years ago, she walked up to a four-star general, mad dog mattis and pricked his finger, drawing blood, saying i can do this. my technology can do it. and from that, a relationship blossomed. and so a four-star general, a secretary of defense basically got up and testified today for three hours that he was duped by elizabeth holmes. so that was embarrassing for him and impactful i think to the jury. >> all right. scott budman, let's bring you in here. we're talking about mad dog mattis, the retired four star general. you were there. what was his demeanor on stand there? >> it's like paula said, raj, they're trying to bring him forward to say elizabeth holmes knew what was going on even as the company was going downhill. and when general mattis testified that every decision he saw being made was made by elizabeth holmes, that he spoke only to elizabeth holmes, the reaction was eyebrows raised up b

. >> reporter: general mattis was in charge of all u.s. forces in the middle east when he became interested in theranos for use in the military. he said his interest in the company was peaked after an unusual meeting with elizabeth holmes . 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 te

james mattis says holmes misled him about the technology.s 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 ha

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

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 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

james mattis, general james mattis even testified yesterday that after he joined the board, he went too be on a board, michael. >> i guess you got to learn from reading. all right, rebecca. thank you so much as always. robin? >>> coming up later, a snapshot of a dangerous trend on tiktok. >>> and, the new warning from police. thieves targeting one specific car part. the robberies as you can see caught on camera and why this one part is causing a crime wave. come on back. on the inside. it's true, if you have diabetes, you know high blood sugar is the root of the problem. but that excess sugar can cause the blood vessels to be seriously damaged. and when that happens, this could happen, vision loss or even blindness. that's right, diabetic retinopathy is a leading cause of blindness for adults in the u.s. but even though you can't see it, there is something you can do about it. remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is an incredibly important part of your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and

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

what general mattis had said was — and i've got a lot of respect for the man — but he said, "give meof cigarettes and i think i could get more." that's the rapport—building approach. yes. here's the problem with that. you've got to ask yourself, would general mattis give up information that could potentially get his countrymen killed and disrupt our attacks for a michelob and winston? he's not going to do that, and neither would ksm. the only thing standing between another catastrophic attack from some senior person is whether or not that person is willing to voluntarily provide that information to us. so you feel that because america no longer uses enhanced interrogation techniques, that it's a less safe place? they no longer even can use law enforcement techniques. the local mall cop has more choices as to what kinds of interrogation techniques to use than the cia interrogator. so america is less safe, in your view, as a result? it is less safe as... notjust this, but a lot of things have happened in the last eight years. but, you know, one person who has been tortured is the repub

we were talking about secretary mattis. my first conversation with him about nuclear weapons, he is asking unbelievably detailed questions and i am giving him unbelievably detailed answers about nuclear weapons and the structure we have and how command-and-control works and about after an hour he stops and says just explain in simple english the most fundamental thing. why do we have nuclear weapons? my answer was one sentence. to keep people from using nuclear weapons on us. you don't want your only capability to be the capability to cause an escalation in nuclear conflict. that is why we need hypersonic capabilities. hypersonics, when i was the statcomm commander, i never talked about hypersonics. the real requirement is to convincingly hold targets at risk anywhere. hypersonics can do that. cruise missiles can do that. we have a mix of capabilities to do that. the second category on the defensive side. it is not that i have concerns over our defenses against north korea. i'm very confident. the defenses capabilities that

i also want to say to jim mattis . we have a whole generation of young people who joined the armed forces in the wake of 9/11. i know a lot of them and some of them are in congress and some of them are business leaders and local leaders and we talk about the greatest generation as those who fought world war ii. there is a new greatest generation. they answered the call in afghanistan and iraq. some of them did not come back. some of them came back maimed. they are adding to our leadership in extraordinary ways. as bleak as it may seem on this 20th anniversary, we achieved peace for long time. i think we have a whole generation of people who fought bravely and are making us better. >> we are down to a single digit number of minutes remaining. let me ask you a final question. i'm going to go to john first. john has been uncharacteristically quiet. >> i've been trying to speak. >> i'm sorry. let me set it up this way. the first day of classes 10 days away. smu and texas -- smu, classes of been up -- have been underway. th

we were talking about secretary mattis a while ago. my first conversation with him about nuclear weapons, he's asking as he's -- unbelievably do detailed questions, and i'm giving unbelievably detailed answers about the nuclear weapons and the force structure we have and how command and control works, and finally after about an hour he just stops and says, hey, just explain to me in simple english the most fundamental thing, why do we have nuclear weapons? and my answer was one sentence. to keep people from using nuclear weapons on us. that's why. and so you don't want your only capability to be the capability that causes an escalation in nuclear conflict. that's why we need hypersonic picks. -- capabilities. i kind of fell into the trap because you pulled me into the trap this time, the real requirement is conventional -- strike. that's the real requirement, to conventionally hold targets at risk anywhere. hypersonics happen to be one of the solutions to do that, but cruise missiles can do that, other capabilities as well. we need a m

i will stop there. >> jim mattis, you went to war. you went to war. between vietnam and afghanistan, there have been conflicts of course, from grenada to the balkan peninsula, bombings and so forth, but as a professional, what was it like to be fighting on behalf of a nation -- i don't know how to put this -- the nation was roused and angry and righteous and unified. did that make a difference to you as a professional? >> not really. i would just tell you that what happened was many years of naval deployments -- i was in tactical deployments in the naval service , navy-marine deployment, this was situation normal crisis deployment, routine deployments. there was a conviction best summed up by one of my marines from new york who was muslim. he said this is a perfect war, general -- they want to die and we want to kill them. i'm giving you the rough soldier humor that allows them to go forward into the uncertain terrain of the battlefield with a certain amount of conviction. he summed it up i think for a lot of us. and the international support that joh

i mean mattis was on the board. a lot of really wealthy people, fully believed and fully committed to what, you know, elizabeth holmes saying. so they're going to come and say they believed what she said, and they invested money, and then the federal prosecutors are going to show that what she was saying to them wasn't true and at the time that she said it, she knew it wasn't true, and there's the crime. and if they believe that evidence, she's going to get convicted. >> paula, thank you for your time. we're probably going to check back with you as the trial progresses. >> i hope so. thank you so much. >> you too, paula. our reporting continues at nbcbayarea.com. one of the things you can find thayer, look at the historic $135 million estate in woodside that we just mentioned, paula did, that elizabeth holmes calling home right now during this trial. find a link to the article also by clicking elizabeth holmes trial right there at the top of our home page. >>> remember this, last august we experienced something we d

. >>> 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.

i also want to say to jim mattis . we have a whole generation of young people who joined the armed forces in the wake of 9/11. i know a lot of them and some of them are in congress and some of them are business leaders and local leaders and we talk about the greatest generation as those who fought world war ii. there is a new greatest generation. they answered the call in afghanistan and iraq. some of them did not come back. some of them came back maimed. they are adding to our leadership in extraordinary ways. as bleak as it may seem on this 20th anniversary, we achieved peace for long time. i think we have a whole generation of people who fought bravely and are making us better. >> we are down to a single digit number of minutes remaining. let me ask you a final question. i'm going to go to john first. john has been uncharacteristically quiet. >> i've been trying to speak. >> i'm sorry. let me set it up this way. the first day of classes 10 days away. smu and texas -- smu, classes of been up -- have been underway. th

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

the mattis-like resignation, that window passed. right now it's resigning because you realizthat -- the lack of fitness to perform the job that you're currently doing. and i -- >> the national security adviser? >> i have said and will -- if all four principals -- if the secretary of state, if the national security adviser, if the secretary of defense, if the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff -- ifll four of them are still in their roles six months from now, shame on us. i mean, that -- that just reflects such a desire to move past -- you know, to view the fall of kabul as a speed bump to get by rather than as a pivotal moment in our foreign-policy engagement and in the failures of our national-security esblishment to reckon with. >> do you have concerns? because there are some security experts, congressman, who say that it's really, truly under those conditions, only a matter of time before extremist groups reconstitute themselves in afghanistan, regenerate, and again threaten u.s. security and our interests. how likely does tha

mattis is one of these kind of bold-faced names that could be called by the government.st include former secretary of state henry kissinger. he was also on the board of theranos as well as rupert murdoch, the media mogul. he invested about $100 million in the company. this company at one point was worth $9 billion before it cratered. it really captured the attention of silicon valley. elizabeth holmes, for her defense here, is using a couple different theories. one that her lawyer argued to the jury is failure is not a crime. it really kind of puts this whole culture of silicon valley on trial, fake it till you make it, but there was a lot at stake because these were blood tests, tests that according to prosecutors, that doctors, patients and investors made decisions on based on what her representations were. >> she faked a lot of powerful people too who bought this before it fell apart. kara scannell, thank you so much. >>> we'll go live to speaker nancy pelosi giving her daily e pr press conference and chuck schumer. >> the secretary has connection to university of cal

. >> next, reflections from former secretary of state condoleezza rice, former secretary of state mattis and others on the 20th anniversary of the septeer

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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

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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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my name is a monarch mattie, i'm the head of a family member. can, can they attacked and killed our children, and we will never forgive them for a bit? am i what the dates was doing in afghanistan, they were bringing people to this torture sight afghans ordering and abusing them outside of the law and then allowing some of them to go back home and they would go home and tell people this is what the americans were not looking at it was a pointless exercise for many of us, the end of the american war enough denison was inevitable. in the end, the conflict was more about a massive grip than about nation building and smart strategic thinking. joe biden says the us has done with we making foreign countries through the use. of course, there is no reason to take the american president i just learned when we think of war and the warrior who fights it, we have this image and our mind of a man in uniform. um and uniform means they're fighting as part of the military service nation, the cause that they fight for their force political patriotism. and yet wh

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. >> 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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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

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

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