. >> i'm from the san francisco examiner. we know people from all walks of life and also the age group between 25 to 34 is really the lowest vaccinated age group right now. so can you talk about why this is specifically for the age group that it was and kind of what your thoughts are with kind of getting that younger adult age group vaccinated too. >> we're focused on this group because they are so far our largest incoming students. we'll see how this was. we'll see incentives for transfer students, but we started with students because this is the they are most likely to attend and live in residence. we have a big run on the site those days. >> and just quickly, is the university paying for this? >> it's being paid for supported by the san francisco state university foundation board of directors. so it is our philanthropic arm. i'm very grateful because we couldn't do this without their support. >> thank you.

san francisco's hate ash bury neighborhood. witnesses say the shooting began as a robbery after a struggle. one of the robbers was killed by the man he was attempting to rob. the san francisco medical examiner confirms the man shot and killed yesterday is 21-year-old samuel jessup. he's from the city. this is the third daylight shooting on this block in just the past two weeks. neighbors say the violence there is officially out of control. >> right in daylight, you know, nobody gives a hell anymore. >> a nice day and all of a sudden da da da da, we jump out and we saw two people hurt. >> sfpd refusing to comment on what led to the gunfire. police will only say it's an ongoing investigation. regardless of how it happened, neighbors say they are saddened to hear another young man lost his life to gun violence in the city. >>> these are challenging times for san francisco's district attorney. today his office unveiled this. it's a new dashboard on its website that allows the public to see how often the d.a. files criminal charges after police officers make an arrest. this new feature is proof of his commitment to transparency, but the announcement comes in the midst of a recall effort to have

. >>> my name is doctor ellen moffett, i am an assistant medical examiner for the city and county of san francisco. i perform autopsy, review medical records and write reports. also integrate other sorts of testing data to determine cause and manner of death. i have been here at this facility since i moved here in november, and previous to that at the old facility. i was worried when we moved here that because this building is so much larger that i wouldn't see people every day. i would miss my personal interactions with the other employees, but that hasn't been the case. this building is very nice. we have lovely autopsy tables and i do get to go upstairs and down stairs several times a day to see everyone else i work with. we have a bond like any other group of employees that work for a specific agency in san francisco. we work closely on each case to determine the best cause of death, and we also interact with family members of the diseased. that brings us closer together also. >> i am an investigator two at the office of the chief until examiner in san francisco. as an investigator here i inve

san francisco's chief medical examiner says that from january to september of this year. >> 511 people have died from drug overdoses slightly down from 2021 535 overdose deaths were recorded by the end of september. so what or who is to blame for the epidemic of overdoses and how can we make things better. that, of course, depends on who you ask. kron four's grant lotus joining us now with more this really unsettling trend it's horrifying really. and it used to be an epidemic that affected largely the middle part of the country that the eastern. >> half of the country. ohio famously has been ravaged by this. but during the pandemic for a variety of reasons. they say the west coast has now really felt the brunt of this and most of the deaths involved here are people taking drugs like cocaine or meth that are laced with fentanyl. a powerful synthetic opioid. they can be 100 times stronger than morphine and fentanyl provides a more potent high. some people buy the drugs knowing there's fentanyl in them. but many ingest it accidentally one big question is how are people getting their hands

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it was a dramatic departure from the lengthy cross- examination of san francisco hedge fund manager and investor brian grossman who testified for the prosecution that elizabeth holmes lied to him, which led to his firm's losing $96 million. but defense attorney lance wade tried to turn the tables by showing grossman based his investment on his own overly optimistic and shaky calculation that theranos could be worth over $20 billion by between. >> they're trying to say that the investment decision was made on the hype of this witness the claims that this witness made, not elizabeth holmes. what the defense is trying to do is create reason cute. >> reporter: the judge appeared frustrated with defense lawyers, pointing out that the cross-examination of grossman took six and a half hours, while the prosecution took only an hour and a half on direct. >> the defense has every right to ask every possible question. >> sitting up, listening attentively, and hardly might have beening a muscle through the while thing, is elizabeth holmes, who is accused of criminal fraud ask conspiracy, charges th

. >> that is going to be examining the homeless crisis in san francisco and why it does not appear to be getting. better. also after the break. your thanksgiving favorites may be hard to come by this may be hard to come by this year. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. limited availability in select areas. afternoon. this year's thanksgiving could be the most expensive meal and the history of the holiday. >> experts are pointing to rising inflation supply chain issues and labor shortages. but senate republicans are arguing there is a single culprit. the biden administration. our washington correspondent jessi turnure reports. >> what is

. >>> my name is doctor ellen moffett, i am an assistant medical examiner for the city and county of san francisco. i perform autopsy, review medical records and write reports. also integrate other sorts of testing data to determine cause and manner of death. i have been here at this facility since i moved here in november, and previous to that at the old facility. i was worried when we moved here that because this building is so much larger that i wouldn't see people every day. i would miss my personal interactions with the other employees, but that hasn't been the case. this building is very nice. we have lovely autopsy tables and i do get to go upstairs and down stairs several times a day to see everyone else i work with. we have a bond like any other group of employees that work for a specific agency in san francisco. we work closely on each case to determine the best cause of death, and we also interact with family members of the diseased. that brings us closer together also. >> i am an investigator two at the office of the chief until examiner in san francisco. as an investigator here i inve

examination probably. in week. >>> to san francisco, governor newsom went to mexico for family vaccination. lieutenant governor will be in charge during his absence. earlier this month the governor was criticized for holding no public events for 12 days without disclosing whereabouts at that time. he said he wanted to be with his kids for halloween. >>> oakland businesses boarded up after violent weekend in the city. forceful plea for help from the police chief. >>> something to smile about, beloved holiday tradition that was forced to break from tradition last year because of covid. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures are dropping now. i'll talk about the cold morning and travel forecast. we're back in 60 seconds. >>> a live look over oakland on this monday night. city marking yet another violent weekend, and its police chief is calling out city leaders to step up and help. one business is taking matters into its own hands, boarding up so it won't be a target. cheryl hurd. >> my reaction to what is go ing on in the city is wow, we look like wild west have a heart dispens

examination on the issue. >>> governor newsom is in san francisco talking vaccinations and booster shots. >> kpix5 reporter joycelyn moran is live at a clinic in san francisco. the governor chose that spot for a reason. >> reporter: that's right. this site on 24th and cap streets is united in health. that's the vaccine clinic's name. they've been trying to overcome vaccine hesitancy especially in this community. they have been doing booster shots as well as vaccinating kids. we are told that more than 40,000 vaccinations have happened. latiity, e ha the the take a listen to what governor newsom said when it came to choosing the site. >> imperative of equity. that's why we specifically chose this site. not only for its efficacy and for its success but also because we are promoting importance particularly in the latino community to get boosters and to get vaccinated. about 17% of all the boosters have been administered within the latino community. that's not good enough. that's why we are here. >> reporter: so you heard governor newsom say just about 17% of the booster shots administered in the state have been giving

for the young man who was killed he's been identified by the medical examiner's office as 21 year-old samuel jessup of san francisco police kept a visible presence nearby. many merchants did not want to go on camera. at least one saying they were scared to talk publicly yeah. i was alone a spray and i heard. >> these things i thought were fireworks but told everyone it's gunshots. nathan. it was all day says he's been hanging out in the haight a long time is still rattled by what he heard and saw thursday. i already guns could do. but like scene. the scene, the one person on the ground and one person that. >> you know, like the ambulance and the police and everything. and just hurt my feelings. and i know is i just don't know how to dealing with the shooting happened at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. a second man was also shot and hospitalized. it's disturbing for residents, especially since this comes on the heels of another brazen daylight shooting on october 22nd one block away on the corner of haight and central. one person was sent to the hospital with life threatening injuries. >> bullet shattered the window of

we need to re-examine how we are going to run our cities. san francisco is a great city. jose is a great city. sacramento, los angeles. we want to make sure california remains a safe state. because many of these laws are statewide, not local. but san francisco, i know that we can do better. the residents of san francisco know that we can do better. . this is a world-class city in all aspects, including law enforcement. kristen: there is a regional task force that has been formed to deal with this, the retail theft. can you shed some light on how it will work? rodney: i am not sure of the results, but i know that in the last few weeks, one supervisor has reached out to many folks in the hospitality and tourism world to try to partake in how we can try to thwart retail theft. it has not been the primary reason that nurses have closed, but it has certainly given -- that businesses have closed, but it has certainly given people pause. the real folks that will pay the most are the small businesses. the mom-and-pop who cannot afford additional security, who opens the store them

. >> reporter: the medical examiner's office confirmed the man killed is 21-year-old samuel of san francisco. witnesses working in nearby store said there was a robbery attempt, a struggle and gunfire. he was killed and the second man was rushed to the hospital. >> am i going to get shot next? >> reporter: neighbors are worried because in the past two weeks there's been multiple shootings and stabbings. >> i'm mortified that people feel comfortable just shooting somebody on the street. >> it's being more and more violent out here. >> reporter: in response to our detailed questions about how jessup was shot and witness report this was a failed robbery attempt in which a suspect became a victim. police says they are unable to confirm further details. >>> homeless people in san francisco have a new place to stay. this is before new shelter opens next january at the candle tick point recreation area.l have a center. it's for the homeless wo crowd the roads. the cent storm and rain caused damage to some of those cars. as a quick fix, people living there can move into a temporary site on carol ave

for the young man who was killed he's been identified by the medical examiner's office as 21 year-old samuel jessup of san franciscoolice kept a visible presence nearby. many merchants did not want to go on camera. at least one saying they were scared to talk publicly nathan. it was all day says he's been hanging out in the haight a long time is still rattled by what he saw. thursday. i already guns could do. but like scene. the scene, the one person on the ground and one person that. >> you know, like the ambulance and the police and everything. and just hurt my feelings. and i know is i just don't know how to dealing with. >> the shooting happened at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. a second man was also shot and hospitalized. it's disturbing for residents, especially since this comes on the heels of another brazen daylight shooting on october 22nd one block away on the corner of haight and central. one person was sent to the hospital with life threatening injuries. bullet shattered the window of the ritual coffee shop and hit several cars. those who live and work nearby say they are shocked. what the is going on. wha

the medical examiner has yet to release the name of the man who died. >>> police in san francisco have arrested four people and seized 21 illegal weapons after serving search warrants at two homes. they also took drugs and ammunition as you can see in these pictures. those busts happened after federal and local investigators tracked social media accounts. happening now the last day of testimony before the elizabeth holmes fraud trial breaks for the thanksgiving holiday. today she walked in san jose while testifying yesterday she pushed back against accusations of fraud and said the company worked patients and major dub companies in the united states and abroad. she said she believed her devices worked. >>> the man suspected of driving his suv through a holiday parade in wisconsin is due in court later today. >> darryl brooks is accused of killing five people and injuring dozens more. ann has the latest on the investigation and the victims. >> minutes before this horrible scene unfolded at a holiday parade the driver of that red suv left the scene of a domestic dispute. they say that he

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is happening around 12 stores hit in san francisco, oakland was hit, 12 miles away at the same time, we see in san jose where the police department has re-examinedeone thinking this is reparations for a society is in equities, that's what we are seeing and i wonder if gavin newsom is mad now, he laid the groundwork. >> jesse: reparation hunters. is that the word? >> dana: i think we will get a call from the word police, burglary -- organized robbery, it is, but we call it the same. >> jesse: i've seen whites, blacks, hispanics, everybody loot. >> brian: new yorkers invented looting. every time the lights go out everyone takes everyone else's stuff. [laughter] >> jessica: the lights out new yorker, not familiar with that, but if you are playing word police, you are losing the real battle which is like jim clyburn on the right side of what the police have been saying, people know what they are seen and it's being caught on video, and they know exactly what it is, it does not matter what you call it, it is stealing things and people use any number of synonyms for that. it smash and grab and ten seconds later you want to say looting, that is just fi

the examiner is reporting there's an effort to save san francisco's shoreline using oysters.lls to restore oyster reefs. that will buffer against the impacts of climate change. re tryg to attract more oysters to create living shorelines that are important in providing habitat and green infrastructure. reggie: scuba divers updating their progress on a mission to beautify the entire circumference of lake tahoe. the nonprofit queen of the lake set sail in may. they are trying to remove thousands of pounds of litter at the bottom of the lake. they have been delayed a bit because of the caldor fire and wildfire smoke. they are getting close and have covered nearly 44 of the 72 miles around the lake. scientists have been pinpointing locations that accumulate more trash than others. >> things are out of sight are out of mind. sometimes when you're in certain parts of the lake you might not see the trash but often it is there. it is either covered in silt or buried in the sand. reggie: they have collected 18,000 pounds of trash, including a diamond engagement ring, a bb gun, cell pho

for the young man who was killed he's been identified by the medical examiner's office as 21 year-old samuel jessup of san franciscosence nearby. many merchants did not want to go on camera. at least one saying they were scared to talk publicly yeah. i was alone a spray and i heard. >> these things i thought were fireworks but told everyone it's gunshots. nathan. it was all day says he's been hanging out in the haight a long time is still rattled by what he heard and saw thursday. i already guns could do. but like scene. the scene, the one person on the ground and one person that. >> you know, like the ambulance and the police and everything. and just hurt my feelings. and i know is i just don't know how to dealing with the shooting happened at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. a second man was also shot and hospitalized. it's disturbing for residents, especially since this comes on the heels of another brazen daylight shooting on october 22nd one block away on the corner of haight and central. one person was sent to the hospital with life threatening injuries. >> bullet shattered the window of the ritual coffee shop and

for the young man who was killed he's been identified by the medical examiner's office as 21 year-old samuel jessup of san francisco police kept a visible presence nearby. many merchants did not want to go on camera. at least one saying they were scared to talk publicly yeah. i was alone a spray and i heard. >> these things i thought were fireworks but told everyone it's gunshots. nathan. it was all day says he's been hanging out in the haight a long time is still rattled by what he heard and saw thursday. i alreada guns could do. but like scene. the scene, the one person on the ground and one person that. >> you know, like the ambulance and the police and everything. and just hurt my feelings. and i know is i just don't know how to dealing with the shooting happened at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. a second man was also shot and hospitalized. it's disturbing for residents, especially since this comes on the heels of another brazen daylight shooting on october 22nd one block away on the corner of haight and central. one person was sent to the hospital with life threatening injuries. >> bullet shattered the window of

the medical examiner has yet to release the ofthn who decide. >>> san francisco police say they havearrested four people and seized 21 illegal weapons after serving search warrants at two homes in the city. you can see in the pictures drugs and ammunition were also seized. federal and local agencies found the suspects through social media accounts listing firearms for sale. >>> uber has partnered with tokyo smoke allowing customers to order cannabis include uber eats it. has been looking to break-in to the industry for some time now after including liquor delivery early their year. they plan to introduce delivery in the united states once its leg on a federal level. >>> tomorrow is expected to be one of the busiest travel days we have seen since the start of the pandemic. >> it's also the start of the chp maximum enforcement period. what does that mean for you and for traveling out on the roads in. > >> it means buckle up and watch your speed. chp officers will be in full force starting wednesday night. that's tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. through sunday night. lookingfor distracted drivers

for the young man who was killed he's been identified by the medical examiner's office as 21 year-old samuel jessup of san franciscoisible presence nearby. many merchants did not want to go on camera. at least one saying they were scared to talk publicly nathan. it was all day says he's been hanging out in the haight a long time is still rattled by what he saw. thursday. i already guns could do. but like scene. the scene, the one person on the ground and one person that. >> you know, like the ambulance and the police and everything. and just hurt my feelings. and i know is i just don't know how to dealing with. >> the shooting happened at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. a second man was also shot and hospitalized. it's disturbing for residents, especially since this comes on the heels of another brazen daylight shooting on october 22nd one block away on the corner of haight and central. one person was sent to the hospital with life threatening injuries. bullet shattered the window of the ritual coffee shop and hit several cars. those who live and work nearby say they are shocked. what the is going on. what is going on.

for the young man who was killed he's been identified by the medical examiner's office as 21 year-old samuel jessup of san franciscole presence nearby. many merchants did not want to go on camera. at least one saying they were scared to talk publicly yeah. i was alone a spray and i heard. >> these things i thought were fireworks but told everyone it's gunshots. nathan. it was all day says he's been hanging out in the haight a long time is still rattled by what he heard and saw thursday. i already guns could do. but like scene. the scene, the one person on the ground and one person that. >> you know, like the ambulance and the police and everything. and just hurt my feelings. and i know is i just don't know how to dealing with the shooting happened at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. a second man was also shot and hospitalized. it's disturbing for residents, especially since this comes on the heels of another brazen daylight shooting on october 22nd one block away on the corner of haight and central. one person was sent to the hospital with life threatening injuries. >> bullet shattered the window of the ritual coffee sh

the medical examiner's office hasn't released the name of the man who died. >>> new, san francisco police say they have arrested four people and seized 21 illegal weapons after serving search warrant isn't warrants at two homes in the city. you can see in the picture drugs and ammunition were also seized. federal and local agencies found the suspects through social media accounts. >>> oakland police say they have a plan to crack down on crime. hundreds of cars and robbery caravans engaged with shoot outs over the weekend. a car jacking pursuit ends with officers kitting a suspect and oakland saw it's 124th homicide. starting weekend the chief has pledged to deploy tactical teams and ha extended staffing. as the violence seems to be getting worse they are caught off guard by the escalated use of guns. this he have learned over the pandemic year that they haven't been held in custody for the possession of firearms and the use of firearms. i do think that it's a criminal justice failure if that way. we haven't held very dangerous people in custody for very long. now it's not intimidating to

controversial legal battle playing out in san francisco over a police shooting nearly five years ago. it followed a response for a domestic call. medical examinersmined his death was tied to internal injuries. boudin has charged the officer who is appearing in court today. >>> switching gears. it's 5:35. today could be another bombshell day in the fraud trial of holmes. she shared emotional testimony about being raped at stanford and abuse by her former boyfriend that was the operating chief at theranos. kris sanchez is live. this is certainly emotional. >> reporter: those revelations about elizabeth holmes were deeply personal, laura, and today we will get a better idea of how the allegations of rape and abuse fit in with the allegations of fraud and the charges she's facing here at court. she claimed she was raped and that was the reason she dropped out of stanford. she testified on starting her own company was the way she coped with that trauma, and her former relationship was verbally abusive and he controlled her sleep and diet and told her that she needed to work harder and she was mediocre. holmes told the jury that she was responsible fo

we hope to identify the unmet needs of san francisco children and youth to examining the existing services, practice and budget of sfmta. we hope to design and conduct outreach to youth and their communities on sfmta services and projects and begin addressing gaps and dialogue. we hope to develop and deliver recommendations to staff to improve sfmta services. finally, we want to report to the sfmta board of directors and director of transportation on the activities, goals and accomplishments of ytab on at least a biannual basis. >> so why hold a townhall? ytab recognize the consequence of the budget and learn that a budget is sfmta's value. we learned how to placement of resources replaces value. part of sfmta outreach has not been successful identifying youth needs. in order to fulfill its duties, ytab found it necessary to take a new approach. ytab youth outreach has was been taken in the past. in the budget townhall, ytab introduced itself to san francisco youth. we need it month make ourselves known to san francisco youth. when we began work on the townhall, we split in four subcommitt

san francisco and oakland are among the cities that have already launched similar praplgz. >>> prosecutors in the elizabeth holmes criminal fraud trial plan to wrap up the case today. the defense cross examined an earlier investor that lost more than $1 million. allen eyes amen talked about holmes not returning his calls. he said that he did not think that his communication had anything to do with his testimony but admitted the fbi did tell him not to contact prosecutors. follow our reporting on the theranos trial on nbcbayarea.com when you click on elizabeth holmes trial coverage. >>> and then developing a large chunk of space in the bay area in the coyote valley area in south san josÉ. supporters say the commercial development could mean 5,500 new jobs, and not everybody is onboard. >> it's a slippery slope, as you allow one particular development to move forward there's no principle basis for drawing a line anywhere else and you will see the entire valley get developed. >> the meeting takes place this afternoon. >>> 4:37 this morning. want to take a live look outside over san francisco. looking at the golden gate bridge this morning. the fog is still lingering this morning. meteorologist,

i encourage the members of the committee to examine one of our san francisco constituents that is using these regulations already. it is very interesting for doing so. it is on twitter as journo underline anon. search on twitter you can find him having the conversation with city officials that he may eventually have with your committee. he might be prepared or interested in the overall sunshine proceeding and educate you in the process. that is my comment. >> next caller, please. >> hello. i want be the thank the members of this committee for doing this work. i am a resident of district 10. i work at the health center. it is busy here. i would like to see this committee engage high school students and college students, maybe offer a stipend to get the word out and help them. they should be involved, young people because the census impacts them the most. they are the future. what services we offer now in the next 10 years impacts them more than other people. i would like to see a way to engage the youth for internships or opportunity for all youth to come and work in the different distri

san francisco over a police shooting five years ago, and that was during a domestic call. we just showed you the body cam video. he died in 2017. this is at what point the medical examinersfficer was charged that was appearing in court today. boudin is accused of playing politics. >>> and a woman was detained on the tarmac at l.a.x. the woman exited the terminal and tried to flag down an aircraft parked at the gate. authorities say she is being held for psychiatric evaluation. >>> 49ers suddenly have holes to fill. coming up on "today in the bay," the latest big win not without losses as well. the adjustments you will have to make on the fly ahead of sunday's game in seattle. >>> and leaders will continue pushing for more regulations for sidewalk food venders. they claim most vendors are forced to operate informally. we'll be right back. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2-metastatic breast cancer that has pr

migrants i dedicate space in the book to examining them because it is the lead indicator and they can be domestic as well as international so that flight from san franciscoami is digital mobility and regulatory arbitrage sparking what lose the people as a direct net beneficiary with a higher cost of living and suffocating the way it is perceived and then to say how can i help and then the population has grown but with the declining population this is one of the most important points of departure of the book factually and normative the world will not be an overpopulated planet at 15 billion people i followed the demographic work and back in the nineties they were predictions the world population reached 13 million people to saybe your read lucky to reach 9 million. i highly doubt the world population will reach that many people so we were off by quite a lot it was a rounding error and i was in 20 years the democrats on —- the demographic forecasters missed women's rights economic security and the pandemic and you name it. the way i frame it is we have this planet with 115 million square kilometers at the most we have 9 million that's it inside washington

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examine how the company valued the assets. >>> even the kids face vax m mandates san francisco requiring 5 to 11-year-olds showing covid vaccinemillion children all across the nation >>> tonight a slew of brand new vax mandates for businesses. the white house with a new deadline and an update on vaccination progress in the military comprehensive coverage right after jim cramer 7:00 eastern cnbc back to you. >> shep, thank you so much. >>> uber shares falling off the back of the results. beating on revenue and missing on the bottom line and down 3% joining us is aaron kesler at raymond james. thank you for joining us little bit disappointing given the pre announce and the lyft numbers. >> results in line with the preannounce numbers. net income miss given the write down on the investments they saw in the quarter ebitda slightly positive guide was relatively in line investors may have been looking for more but q4 with seasonal softness on the mobility side. delivery below expectation and also due to seasonality with the consumers going outside. may have been a little bit of a headwind for q3 on the delivery side. >> so what do y

san francisco based hedge fund manager brian grossman. who invested $96 million in therano. grossman testified that holmes made numerous false claims about their noses technology. he spent wednesday under cross examinationtorney lance wade, who pointed to email after email highlighting risks he was aware of. despite homes alleged claims for tidwell. the lessons of theranos are global in scale. the market is premised upon a level in the op end of the market operates best when truth is out there we've already heard from other deep pocketed investors. legal observers say they may not be sympathetic to jurors. it's my opinion that yours will think. shut it down your due diligence. that's your fault, in part that you lost that kind of money, but it's ted will points out companies like grossman's hold pension funds and manipulation doesn't just come at a cost to millionaires and billionaires. securities regulation is all about investor protection. and market integrit, and those are both at issue here because of you have irregularities such as what's alleged here going on in the market and you don't have an investor protection and who's going to be trusting the market after this? the trial continues thursday w

san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> 9 o 9 and on to another big story happening today in the south bay theranos founder elizabeth holmes is being cross examined today by the prosecution in her criminal fraud trial. she is accused of misleading investors and doctors and patients blood testing device to take their money the device, which was a box basically they did nothing. kron four's. will tran is live at the courthouse in santa clara with more on how that's going to go. i will. >> and that's exactly what prosecutors are saying that she knew that her device wasn't exactly what she advertised it to be. but it didn't stop her from asking investors to pump in millions of dollars. hundreds of millions of dollars and at one point she was a billionaire, a darling of silicon valley. she's inside right now. i got a chance to try to ask a few questions when she showed up at around 8.15 this morning. >> was any comments on your cases so far. any comments. so for the past 4 days it was her defense team asking her questions and obviously on the on the stand. she had the answer and she claims that she was the victim that her former boyfriend, sunny balwa

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san francisco based hedge fund manager brian grossman. who invested $96 million in therano. grossman testified that holmes made numerous false claims about keratosis technology. he spent wednesday under cross examination from defense attorney lance wade, who pointed to email after email highlighting risks he was aware of. despite homes alleged claims for tidwell. the lessons of theranos are global in scale. the market is premised upon a level playing field and the end of the market operates best when truth is out there. we've already heard from other deep pocketed investors. legal observers say they may not be sympathetic to jurors. it's my opinion that jurors will think. shut it on your due diligence. that's your fault, in part that you lost that kind of money, but it's ted will points out companies like grossman's hold pension funds and manipulation doesn't just come at a cost to millionaires and billionaires. securities regulation is all about investor protection and market integrity. the trial continues thursday when journalist roger parle off is expected to testify. he wrote a glowing profile if theranos for fortune magazine, but he later had to correct it. at the federal courthouse in san jose e

san francisco based hedge fund manager brian grossman, who invested $96 million in theranos. grossman testified that holmes made numerous false claims about parenthesis technology. he spent wednesday under cross examinationfrom defense attorney lance wade, who pointed to email after email highlighting risks he was aware of. despite homes alleged claims for tidwell. the lessons of theranos are global in scale. the market is premised upon a level playing field in the upper end of the market operates best when truth is out there we've already heard from other deep pocketed investors. legal observers say they may not be sympathetic to jurors. it's my opinion that jurors will think. shut it on your due diligence. that's your fault, in part that you lost that kind of money, but it's ted will points out companies like grossman's hold pension funds and manipulation doesn't just come at a cost to millionaires and billionaires. securities regulation is all about investor protection and market integrity. and those are both at issue here because of you have irregularities such as what's alleged here going on in the market and you don't have investor protection and who's going to be trusting the market after this. th

san francisco morning camila. >> that victim has been identified as andrew zimin this morning over here you can see there's a growing makeshift memorial where that crash happened. police say examine was struck by a car here. and as you guys said, it's just a few steps away from where he worked. now the crash happened just before 8 yesterday morning at the intersection of union and franklin street. here's a map detailing at the exact area. it's unclear what happened moments before. but here's a better view of the area. when officers arrived to the scene, they found 2 cars involved in a wreck and zoom in on the floor. they help to revive him. but he died at the scene. now school is out for the day. but sherman elementary principal is going to gather students tomorrow morning. she is letting kids know one of their beloved educators is not with them any more. and the school is also providing grief counselors. the principal did offer her condolences to the man's friends and family. here is the statement. he was a longtime employee and a former student. she describes him in as a patient kind and role model. now back out live here. once again. you can see the growing makeshift memorial.

in the book to examining them because they tend to be lead indicators where of the people go out and they can be domestic as well as international so obviously the flight from san francisco to miami is again digital mobility and regulatory arbitrage sparking moves of people. miami is a direct net beneficiary of the higher cost of living and suffocating qaeda political or environment at least the way people in the valley perceive it, and mayor francis warrens of mine has said how can i help? famously. people flock to the population has grown. on the stuff around with declining population, this is one of the most important points of departure of the book, both factually and normatively. one is the world is not going to be an overpopulated planet at 15 billion people. nothing of the sort. i followed the demographic forecasting as a know you have for 20 plus years. back in the '90s and as you and i will both rumor there were predictions that were population reached 15 billion people. i'll go on record and save will be lucky to reach 9 billion people, like i highly, highly doubt the world population will reach 9 billion people. we were off by quite a lot more than a rounding

to in the book examining them because they tend to be mean indicators of other people where they move up and it can be domestic as well as international so the flight from san francisco to miami is again digital mobility and regulatory arbitrage, parking would move the people. miami is a direct net beneficiary of the higher cost of living and suffocating kind of political or environmental ecosystems in the way the valleys proceeded and mayor francis suarez has said how can i help famously and people flockedthere and their population has grown . on the ground with declining population this is one of the most important parts of departure of the book both normatively and tactfully and one is the world is not going to be an overpopulated planet of 15 million people not be nothing of the sort. i've followed this demographic forecasting as i know you have for 20+ years and that and back in the 90s you and i will both remember there were predictions that the world population reached 10 billion people. i'll go on record right now and say will be lucky to reach 9 billion people. like i highly doubt the world population will wereach 9 billion people so we were off by quite a l