to seve n yea rs martin shkreli has been sentenced to seven years injailfor martin shkreli has beenshkreli was ordered to pay a fine of $75,000 in addition to a previous order that he forfeit more than $7 million. sophia tran—thomson has this report, and a warning, it does contain some flash photography. martin shkreli's familiar smirk has been making drug price of the life—saving aids drug barrackroom live 5000% from $13 a pill to $750 in 2015. at the time he said he was using the profits to develop other life—saving drugs. there's a company that was selling an aston martin at the price of a bicycle and we bought that company and we asked to charge toyota prices, don't think that should be a crime. although the price hike had nothing to do with this trial. shkreli, who called himself a super villain, was also indicted for securities fraud charges in 2015. and in august last year, a jury found him guilty of defrauding investors in two hedge fund is he ran by sending them fake account state m e nts ran by sending them fake account statements and concealing huge losses. now shkreli ha

martin shkreli was on trial ona trial. made him so notorious, the drug price hikes, the twitterfeuds, the appearance before congress several years ago, and the judge today in fact said she was not considering his social media provocations in her sentencing. of course his character has been the background and sometimes the centre of the stroll from the beginning. what kind of character has emerged during this court case? it is interesting, the federal prosecutor you quoted earlier had pinned something down and i think, and a few other reporters and i were discussing it, that he has this need to be seen, that emerged during the trial and beforehand, his status is that he wants everyone to believe that, his image is very central to who he is. he presents himself as a whiz kid, financial... he has this brash public persona, he tends to provoke people on the internet, he also buy many account is a very smart young man, he went to a good school here in new york and successfully convinced any people to invest in his hedge fund. h

shkreli. and she made her decision, and we all have to live with it.ant to discuss that now. >> will you appeal the sentence? >> martin is fine. >> he said something to you, seemed to lean forward and said something to you >> just said thank you >> the sentence? >> we don't know yet thank you very much. >> ben brafman is his attorney, commenting on a couple things. responding to meg tirrell's question, what did martin say to him when he leaned over? he said thank you. relieved he didn't get the full 15 years that the prosecution was asking for, only seven years. let's get back to contessa brewer who was so rudely interrupted with her exclusive with the new ceo of wynn resorts. contessa >> a lot of news happening today. the big news on wynn resorts was the settlement of this big lawsuit that's been dragging out for six years. it removes a huge potential money liability, some analysts predicted it could have been $5.3 billion had judgment come down against wynn resorts, and also the possibility of dirty laundry getting submitted as evidence in open court

a normally smug martin shkreli broke down in tears in court. i thought the sentence should have been less than seven years. but, you know, martin's fine, and he will be fine, and obviously it could have been a lot worse. though the judge said it was justified because his crimes were not an isolated lapse injudgement, but a pattern of conduct. sophia tran—thomson, bbc news. now to colombia, where former members of the farc rebel group will be standing in parliamentary elections on sunday for the first time. their involvement in politics is part of the peace deal that was signed with the government in 2016, bringing more than 50 years of conflict to a close. but will colombians accept former guerrilla fighters in a political role? our south america correspondent katy watson reports. as campaigning draws to a close, it is time for celebration. this is the end of a very long journey, but people here hope it is also a new start, a fresh chapter in colombian politics, after living most of their lives in a country at war. it is the same name but a dif

a normally smug martin shkreli broke down in tears in court.ht the sentence should have been less than seven years. but, you know, martin‘s fine, and he will be fine, and obviously it could have been a lot worse. though the judge said it was justified because his crimes were not an isolated lapse injudgement, but a pattern of conduct. sophia tran—thomson, bbc news. increasing numbers of young british muslim women are choosing to wear a hijab or headscarf. it is not without controversy. women in some muslim countries, like iran, are campaigning against it as a symbol of oppression. but here, some women are taking the opposite view, seeing it as empowering, even a feminist statement. it is increasingly evident in the world of fashion and social media, and a major modelling agency has just signed its first british catwalk model who wears a hijab. nomia iqbal investigates. the spotlight is on the hijab. many muslim women choose to wear it proudly. for some, it is an act of modesty. for others, in countries like iran, forced to wear it, it is a symb

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trish: we have more on martin shkreli and that sentence. this jobs report showed the strongest job growth since july 2016. 313,000 jobs added to our economy. today marks the ninth anniversary of this bull market. the dow up 370 points, looks like no signs of slow you done on the horizon. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." it really was an impressive number. wall street likes it. you know what it is showing? it is showing the economic policies out of the white house are actually working. tax reform kicking in. what happens? 313,000 jobs get added. unemployment rate holds steady at 17-year lows. guess what, many, many more people went out there trying to find jobs. you're seeing improvement in labor participation. you know, this is what a lot of people called the goldilocks scenario. low inflation, rising stocks prices, a strong labor market. this is what we need. this is very good. so where does it go from here? famed economist ben stein will break it all down and talks about whether or not he thinks tariffs wi

shkreli then says there is no conspiracy to take down martin shkreli.own martin shkreli with my disgraceful and shameful actions. you recall he had previously says the charges were bogus and a witch hunt of epic about proportions. this just the latest in what was an eventful week here. a new york judge ordering him to forfeit $7.5 million in assets including some unusual items here. a wu-tang clan album. he is also expected to give up a picasso painting and also a second album by lil wayne. six months of credit will be given as part of this seven year sentence here. the defense wanted about a year. prosecutors wanted 15 years. so on this is certainly an in between. >> split down the middle. polo sand valusand value, than . >>> still to come, the pennsylvania special election as president trump heads there to stumpg for t dump for the gop candidate, but will the visit make any difference? we'll talk about it. >>> and also 67 years old, actress jane seymour opening up about posing for playb"playboy." why she says she's never felt better about herself and

martin shkreli is awaiting sentencing by a federal judge in brooklyn for securities fraud.e're in the courtroom and we'll bring that decision to you as soon as it comes down. and in just a few minutes, u.s. treasury secretary stephen mnuchin will join us right here at post 9. we'll hear what he has to say about the tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and much, much more joining us ahead of secretary mnuchin, let's bring in noted market expert jeremy siegel from the warton business school jeremy, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so now that you heard what the president had to say about carve outs for canada and mexico related to nafta assuming that goes well and possible exemptions for other countries, what's your take on these tariffs' impact on the global economy? potential impact >> well, i mean, i'm very pleased about these carveouts for mexico and canada. you know, i think we can play tough with china but not our other allies i think this is -- that was a very, you know, favorable development that we got -- heard of yesterday and then with this unbelievably gr

you may remember the name martin shkreli.is the hedge fund manager who jacked up the price of a life saving drug in 2015. a federal court sentenced him to seven years in prison for defrauding investors out of more than $10 million. the cnn correspondent joins us with more details. we're learning this was an emotional day in court for him. this is not a man who typically shows this type of motion. >> and about-face that we saw yesterday, victor. martin shkreli, you may know him as the pharma bro from his days of jacking up the price of a life saving hiv drug from $13.50 to $750. a pill. and important to point out this federal fraud conviction is not related to that controversy. you remember in august a jury convicted the 34-year-old of securities fraud, mismanaging two investment funds and lying to investors. shkreli usually maintained a smirk on his face during the last year's proceedings. but yesterday a very different guy here. that smile had been replaced by tears as he pleaded with the judge, asking for leniency. this onc

in addition to the jail time, the court ordered shkreli to forfeit more than $7.3 million in assets--sting copy of the wu-tang clan album "once upon a time in shaolin", which shkreli purchased for $2 million. not only that -- if he didn't send in the cancellation postcard, the record club kept sending him $2 million records every month. that's how they get you. ( laughter ) ask your parents what the columbia record tape club was. i promise you, they'll explain it to you and then i'll laugh and send me a postcard and say i enjoyed the joke and send it to me. ( piano riff ) ( laughter ) so, shkreli had to give up his one-of-a-kind wu-tang record. which begs the question -- who has it? well, apparently, the album is now in attorney general jeff sessions' hands. ( laughter ) >> jon: what is he gonna do with that? has heard thisr but now, "the late show" is pleased to preseftip'$exclusive review of "once upon a time in shaolin," by jeff sessions. ( laughter ) good evening, ladies and gentlemen. it is i, the old dirty attorney general, the killah, the thrillah, the jail cell fillah, jeffers

efore the sentencing shkreli had an opportunity to address the judge. he got emotional at times, even breaking down intears, telling her he had made mistakesi but saying quote tmore is so much i want to do courthouse. >>> sales growth disappointed big lots. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the retailer said weakeremand in its furniture category caused sales to slip every. the company is renovating its stores to put a stronger emphasisnin fre and seasonal items. big lots expects profits for the quft and full year to miss estimates. and shares were off t10% ons up day. they close at $48.45. >> party city reported quarterly profits and sales that topped analyst expectations. revenue for the full year also picked and the company's gross margins improved. ares finished up more than 7.5% at >>$15.65. merger talks ben agricultural companies haveptedly come to a halt. the "wall street journal" says the two companies failed to reach an agreement following talks on how to avoid anti-trust issues. shares of archer-daniels-miand were up penny to 43.30.

well, martin shkreli worked on wall street when he was 17 years old.before a judge should find out whether or not it's going to prison. lauren: tracee carrasco joins us about another headlines making the news this morning. >> tgif. i'm not sure this judge will be lenient, but martin shkreli will learn his fate today. the judge will decide whether to grant shkreli's request of the year in prison or the 15 plus sentence prosecutors say he deserves for lying to investors in this page has been manipulating the shares of its biotech company. the other day we were talking about the judge ordered him to turn a $7.4 million in profit he made from his crime. trade duty to give 15, maybe 20. i've seen different numbers. the prosecutors want 15, but he could get 20. crazy story. lauren: earlier this year toys "r" us said it was shutting some stores and we all felt nostalgic. remember when we used to go by her toys. there are many remaining. >> seems like the end of an era. toys "r" us is preparing to liquidate all of its u.s. stores and scrap plans to restructure

it reporter: as for shkreli, letters he sent to cbs news radio correspondent steve dorsey did not match tone in court today. >> he was not remorseful in his letters. he was defensive and at times antagonistic. >> reporter: do you think he will keep talking to you, now that he's going to have some time on his hands? >> he will have seven years of times on his hands, perhaps he can pick up that pen-pal relationship. >> reporter: well, many experts say there are really no regulations to prevent drug companies from raising prices and some prices have continued to rise. but, jeff, a few companies have kept their price increases in single digits-- in other words, under 10%. ea glor: heck of a pen-pal relationship. anna, thank you very much. there is much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." up next, potentially devastating news for hundreds of hopeful parents. and, steve hartman with a battle over a flag, "on the road." the the road." ways to lose stubborn belly fat. the roasted core wrap. 3, 2, 1... not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting s

shkreli paid $2 million for it.est known for jacking up the price of an hiv drug by more than 5000 the -- 5000%. he will also have to for fat -- forfeit a steak in a company. >>> >>> there was a key meeting to discuss the growing number of 10th cities. the details of the conversation to help the homeless getting them off the streets. >>> it's 4:52. 2 investigates received a jailhouse letter. in the letter, derek reiterated that he should not be blamed for the death of the 36 people in that fire. two investigates received that letter from the attorney and says it's 21 pages and reads more like a rant. >> reporter: from a jail cell, derek has had nine months to think and write. i am being charged with building a death trap, even though my changes saved lives. those changes to the go ship warehouse in oakland include the electrical system, additional staircase, and connecting water and sewer lines. that was before december 20 16 fire that claimed lives. charged with 36 counts of manslaughter. >> i'm innocent. i'm innoc

there's no conspiracy to take down martin shkreli. this is my fault. that's what he said.poke earlier about shkreli. >> he said all along, of course, patients who needed it would be able to get access to it at a lower price, he was going make sure of that. the interesting thing, though, had he not been the poster child for this issue of inflated drug prices in america, would it have become an issue going forward? remember, he testified in congress other scandals that followed. this is something that donald trump has taken up in his own fda of inflated drug prices in america. i think that is something of a legacy to see he goes to prison. >> in addition to prison, shkreli has to forfeit $7 million in assets, including a picasso painting and a one of a kind album. >>> a possible meeting between the u.s. president and the north korean leader. will it really make a difference or is conflict inevitable? we'll be talking to an expert. at least one u.s. ally might avoid punishing new tariffs after making a direct appeal to president trump. we'll tell you more after this. internet

lauren: martin shkreli about to lose a pretty important problem?e he's talked about quite extensively. federal judge revealed that martin shkreli will have to -- to describe and conspiracy conviction including a one-of-a-kind album from wu-tang clan as well as any proceeds from the alban see how also by lil' wayne. the cash currently held in a brokerage account as pale and all of his shares an interest in the pharmaceuticals from a company where he gained notoriety by implementing the 5000% price hike for a drug used to treat a patient than others. [inaudible conversations] going to go back and look at my albums. pizza hut bringing back this old idea. they are called power tops. get it, hi tops, like sneakers? you can order your pizza by pressing a button on the time of the sneakers. there is bluetooth technology that hooks up to add that hooks up to your smartphone and by pushing the button you can order a pizza from your hi tops. and on the other side, on the other shoe a little button that will pause your tv when your pizza is delivered. gerri:

the prison sentence martin shkreli is facing. >>> you are so ignorant. give me a good reason. >> call me scum. >> tensions escalate between political extremists at a berkeley bookstore. >>> "american idol" coming to >>> "american idol" coming to abc this sunday night. coming up on 4:42 on this friday. never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a few scattered showers around big sur. it's going to stay there the better part of the day. drifting to chico. and lake and mendocino counties. fresno, 74. a quiet day in lake tahoe. look at the 7-day forecast. light amount on sunday with heavier snow coming wednesday and thursday. keep an eye on that for you. >>> now a live desk update. >> good morning. i want to show you video we just got of an 18-year-old woman in texas recovering this morning after being trapped in a cave for ten hours. the teen was on a field trip in san antonio when she became stuck yesterday afternoon 350 feet incompetent side the cave. rescue crews had to use an air chisel to chip away at the rock around the teen and buil

. >>> martin shkreli is asking for leniency and admitting that he was a fool. in a letter, shkreli tells the judge if she gives him a lenient sentence, he will do his best to use his skills for the betterment of humanity. he describes his time in jail as a frightening wakeup call. he was convicted of cheating investors in a pair of failed hedge funds. he's scheduled to be sentenced march 9th. >>> elon musk says his boring company could built a b.a.r.t. tunnel faster and cheaper. musk tweeted that his company could complete the project for one tenth the cost and one fifth the time estimated by b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. is spending $100 million just to study the project this year which could end up costing as much as $15 billion to actually build. >>> we've got the blizzard warning for the greater lake tahoe area. i can't keep you from going there, but i can give you tips. check your tires, wipers, fluids, pack food and blankets. there -- it's going to be snowy and windy up there. if you have plans saturday, here's a look at saturday morning. pretty quiet. then the scatt

shkreli must give up a picasso painting... an album by lil wayne...the judge says he must also give up his one-of-a-kind wu tang album. shkreli reportedly paid two million dollars for it -- despite doubts about its authenticity. his sentencing is friday at brooklyn federal court. he faces up to 20 years in prison. (catherine) 'childish gambino' -- probably better known as the star and creator of the t-v show 'atlanta' - donald glover - has announced a north american tour. the 13-city tour begins in atlanta before coming to oakland's oracle arena september 27th. hit latest album -- 'awaken, my love' - got three grammy nominations and one win. . glover says he'll retire the 'childish gambino' name after his next album. he's also busy with movies...with upcoming roles in disney's live-action adaptation of "the lion king" and the han solo spinoff "solo: a star wars story." (steve) a record number of grey whales were spotted from the pt. reyes lighthouse this weekend. lighthouse docents counted 81 whale sightings on saturday... more than last season's high

okay we've got 10 million shkreli, seven years, $700 million elizabeth holmes so far elizabeth holmeslic company, pays a $500,000 fine and still the ceo and chairman of thernos and that's it. she could still be charged but settling the s.e.c. case usually means there's not much happening on the criminal front. we'll see. i don't think that's fair. >> it's pretty telling i thought one of the most interesting things in the entire column was the quote from shkreli's lawyer brafman, i've never had a client who did more to hurt his own standing with the court than martin shkreli. his behavior and comments probably added several years to his sentence. >> shkreli basically confronted the prosecutor's, taunted the prosecutors, impugned the justice system, attacked law enforcement. now does that sound familiar is there anybody else who might be learning a lesson or two from this i'm not going to say anymore about it but the lesson is, do not take on the prosecutors and the government outside the court leave that to your lawyers he was outrageous. he -- his bail was revoked after he advertised

shkreli, known as ‘pharma bro', first made headlines when he jacked up the price of daraprim from $13ted for defrauding investors in two hedge funds he ran. the eu says it may challenge donald trump's decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium. it claims they are in breach of world trade organization rules. the british government says, as a close ally of the united states, it would seek exemption from the tariffs. a visit to the uk by the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman has ended with the promise of a massive arms deal. the saudis have agreed in principle to buy 48 fighter jets in a controversial deal worth several billion dollars. the saudi air force is spearheading an air campaign to dislodge yemen's houthi rebels. the un has blamed those air strikes for the majority of civilian casualties. the body language looked promising, both men calling each other "brother". it was the unexpected public appearance and apparent reconciliation of kenya's president, uhuru kenyatta, and the opposition leader raila odinga. it was their first meeting since last year's acrimonious elect

martin shkreli, the former drug company executive who became infamous in 2015 for increasing the priceas been found guilty of fraud and sentenced to seven years. martin shkreli, known as pharma bro, became famous when he jacked up the price of daraprim to $750 per dose. he was charged for defrauding investors. an aid convoy has unloaded food supplies in eastern ghouta in syria. was the third attempt this week to get lorries into the area to help trapped civilians. the red cross said it hopes to get medical supplies into the area next week. so far they haven't been allowed. andrew plant reports. food supplies driven into eastern ghouta. on board, enough to feed 12,000 people in an area where 400,000 have been under siege since 2013. humanitarian groups say it is not nearly enough. many like abu kassem are fleeing their homes, taking only what they can. translation: our situation is catastrophic. have no clothes, no underwear, no food. we just have these sheep. we left everything behind. the aid is meant to reach civilians in eastern ghouta, a rebel enclave outside the capital damascus.

while shkreli was sentenced by federal jury. homes cooperated with federal investigators while he mocked them at every turn. while i courted media, shkreli was a lone wolf a oddball offered his twitter followers money for returning strands of hillary clinton's hair. shkreli gained notoriety raising price of a drug of a life threaten are pa a sight infection in babe is and compromised immune systems, raising the price 5000%. he was convicted of three of eight charges but none dealt with the controversy. holz was charged with stealing $700 million from investors to develop a analyzer that could analyze lab tests with pin trick. the lab instrument homes promised used in a small portion of tests. errors in the results abounded. charles, back to you. charles: moral of the story the cool kids still get the breaks even when caught with their hand in the cookie jar. >> cool and expected. charles: thank you very much, gerri, intriguing story. >>> is an immigration deal in sight? we're getting mixed messages whether or not a dreamer deal

shkreli, who previously called the charges a "witch hunt," broke down into tears at today's sentencing. he apologized, recanted his claims of a conspiracy, and begged for leniency. he's already been ordered to forfeit roughly 7-point-four million dollars in assets. coming up at eight.. we first told you about the skimming ring busted last night now we're learning more about the how the accused thieves stole information. plus. a robot returns to a bay area robotics team. the next challenge the students are now facing. and next. we're tracking breaking news. a deadly end to the north bay hostage situation. a live report is next. (steve) our breaking news continues at the bottom of the hour. a deadly end to a hostage situation in the north bay.(catherine) after three women and a gunman were found dead at the veterans home in yountville. kron-4's justine waldman joins us live tonight from there.. justine what's the latest? a u.s. official says a gunman and three hostages have been found dead after a shooting and standoff at a veterans home in california.the official wasn't authorized to di

martin shkreli by the defence and prosecutors. prosecutors. hiking for which he was convicted. for which he was convicted. into hedge funds is and then another pharmaceutical company. pharmaceutical company. been 25, so it was lighter than prosecutors hope for. thank you. four wins in four by beating scotland. john watson is in dublin. crucial weekend in rugby union six nations championship. nations championship. nations champions, their third title in five years. in five years. that ireland will have this wrapped up? up? here underjoe schmidt, they have one 19 of their last 20 games here. one 19 of their last 20 games here. irish team is a mighty tough challenge. challenge. beat, but scotland's last i win —— away win came in eight years ago. away win came in eight years ago. all teams struggle. again and tried to quieten the road and put doubt in this irish team. and put doubt in this irish team. perform as well as they can. it will be fascinating to watch. be fascinating to watch. win was here in dublin eight years ago. ago. hopefully that m

. >> plus martin shkreli sentencing. found guilty of defrauding investors.ll take you live to the courthouse. treasury secretary steven mnuchin will join us here what he has to say about trump's tariffs, trades, jobs report and a lot more. >>> so as david said u.s. stocks strongly in the green. the dow is up triple digits. let's bring in chief account strategi strategist. david kelly from jp morgan. so blockbuster jobs report. wage growth okay but not scary like we saw a month ago. gold locks for this market. >> there is a number of issues. one is the average hourly earnings came down. wage inflation which remember set off this whole market debacle in february. if that would have been a number that would have been higher i think the market would have been sloppy today. you have had a lot of people come in off the sidelines. the participation rate was super positive and that's a sign that there is less pressure on the labor market than we thought before. >> david, the market overreacted last month, plain and simple. >> it did. well, it did and we thought that

martin shkreli begs for mercy, saying he was a fool.udge as he faces up to 10 years in prison. joining me to break it down is dagen mcdowell, connell mcshane and james freeman. great to he see everybody. >> good to h be here. >> nobody will argue with shkreli that he's a fool. >> maria: you're not going to take the other side? >> i was trying to think of an opposite argument. >> dagen: this is something one of our viewers raised yesterday. i'm waiting to a see a constitutional challenge to a walmart or a dick's that if you're going to deny the purchase of a rifle or shotgun to someone under the age of 21, when legally it's still the national law that the age is 18 at the federal level for these weapons. by the way, this was virtue signaling and attempted good p.r. yesterday from walmart and particularly dick's. dick's stopped selling assault style rifles six years ago. walmart stopped selling them back in 2015. >> but still sold them in an affiliate. >> >> dagen: it was 30 some odd stores that dick's sold them in. the chain hasn't sold

friday is sentencing day for pharma bro, martin shkreli.as infamous for raising the price of a drug by 5,000%. >>> target and costco led another earnings week dominated by retailers. we'll also hear from beer, wine and spirits giant for man and -- the largest maker of recreational vehicles. finally, a wrinkle in time makes the jump from printed page to silver screen with the help of oprah winfrey and reese witherspoon. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> 9:26 on this sunday. this morning, problems persist from friday's fierce storm. >>> nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in bryn mawr with a look at how folks are recovering there. randy? >> reporter: this is one of the worst blocks we've seen so gar. old golf road in bryn mawr. a trees smashing into this van. the driver was inside. we talked to the neighbor who helped get him out. >>> we just have clouds in place. they're going to thin out for a breezy, chilly but at least somewhat sunny day. the bad news, this picture of just clouds may turn to rain and snow by midweek. the details on th

. >>> we have somes in break involving martin shkreli. >> ahead of his sentencing date. the judge has ruled on the amount he has to forfeit $7.36 million, which the judge says represents the total around of proceeding retained. recall he was convicted in august of three counts, including of securities fraud. he was acquitted the five counts he was charged with. this comes ahead of friday, of course, in that 7.36 million, it includes $5 million in cash, in the brokerage account, being held against his bond. they also say it could including the famous album that shkreli bought the single copy of. other things including a picasso painting a rare li'l wayne album, the carter five, and potentially his interest in his former company, essentially all of that leading up to the seven-point they're going to maim him happy >>> as he we had to break, nice reversal, we were negative by triple digits. 24,750, where the dow currently sid, not quite is% but we're getting close. we're back after this. this is where i trade andrs. manage my portfolio. since i added futures, i have access

martin shkreli was sentenced today in new york, in an unrelated case.had been found guilty of defrauding hedge fund investors. shkreli cried in court and said that he was sorry. l to come on the newshou changes at the u.s. forest service after claims of sexual misconduct. mark shields and kathleen parker weigh in on the proposed meeting between kim jong-un and president trump. the renownirector who brought us "selma," and now, "a wrinkle in time plus, much more. >> woodruff: we return to our top story, president trump's surprise acceptance of the offer from north korea's leader, kim jong-un, to meet. we examit's at stake with michael pillsbury. he has been advising the trump adminion on korea. he is also a senior fellow at the hudson institute where he directs the cent for chinese strategy. and, sung-yoon lee is an nsistant professor of kor studies at tufts university. and we welcome both of you to thank you very much. michael pillsbury, to you first, should president trump have agreed to this meeting? >> yes, absolutely. i think the issue,hough,s wheth

. >>> the attorney for former pharmaceutical ceo martin shkreli said he'll appeal the seven-year sentence. he gained notoriety and widespread condemnation for raising the cost of a life saving medication by 5,000%. the so-called pharma bro dismissed the trial as a joke, at least until yesterday. >> reporter: in court, martin shkreli cried as he told the judge i'm not the same person i was. i know right from wrong. and he apologized to the hedge fund investors he was convicted of defrauding but the judge gave him seven years in prison. he made no apologies when he made the raised the price of a drug up to $750 per pill saying -- >> i could have made it more profits for the shareholders. which is my primary duty. >> reporter: the public disagreed. reacting with shock and putting the entire world of drug pricing under a microscope. dr. peter bach studies health policy. >> what he showed everyone was that drug companies can set their prices where they want and they can raise their prices when they feel like it. >> reporter: other companies soon came under fire including valiant for the price

the order allows the government to seize shkreli's personal property, including a picasso and a one ofum he bought for $2. he gained notoriety in 2015 when he raised the price of a drug used by hiv patients by more than 5,000%. >>> an end of era, saying good-bye to the man behind tower records. >>> and the weather on the east coast isn't over yet. the new storm adding to damage over the weekend. >>> and a live look from the east bay hills camera, sunny and your heart doesn't only belong ♪to you. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side

. >>> happening today, martin shkreli, pharma bro, will be sentenced.r him making national news when he increased the price of a life-saving aids drug by 5,000%. he's facing prison oj charges he deceived investors. shkreli wrote a letter to the judge saying, quote, i was a fool. >>> you have until end of today to comment on the plan to drill for oil and natural gas off the california coast. in a message posted online, senator dianne feinstein is urging as many people as possible to make your voices heard. they want to fight the expansion of offshore drilling. the land commission had refuse to issue permits for inf infrastructure that drillers need to bring oil and gas from offshore fields to land. the california coastal commission reviews the gas activity off the coast, it's formally opposed president trump's plan to allow new drilling in pacific waters. >>> a berkeley bookstore on alert after a right wing group threatened to burn the place down. it happened at revolution books near the uc berkeley campus. a man and a woman are seen insulting them. they

. >>> so-called pharma bro martin shkreli should get 15 years -- a judge is sentencing him tomorrow.hey say shkreli is a misunderstood eccentric who never metropolitan to harm investors. >>> the judge ordered him to forfeit $7.3 million, including his one of a kind woo tang clan album. >>> world billionaire's list now and there are more than ever before. 2,208. >> no country has more than the u.s. 585 of them live here. jeff ba bill gates sits now at number two. he's worth 908 billion because of his giving away to charity. >> warren buffett, mark zuckerberg is the highest ranked person from the bay area, taking number 5. worth $71 billion. >>> you can see the full list online at abc7news.com. >>> 5:22. coming up next, the seven things you have need to know as you start your day. >>> a woman discovers the oldest >>> a woman discovers the oldest message in a allergies with sinus you won't find relief here. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d... while the leading allergy spray relieves six symptoms, claritin-d relieves eight, including sinus congestion and pressure. clari

martin shkreli, what he's now facing. >>> so ignorant. that is the -- >> call me scum. >> you're calling me scum? >> tensions escalate between political extremists at a berkeley bookstore. >>> "american idol" is coming to abc this >>> we're back. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. look at all of those chances of rain. looks really impressive this weekend. when i come back to show you the hour by hour look, you'll be happier. next week, i think heavy rain will be falling. we still need it. here's natasha with more news. >>> the mart martin shkreli will be sentenced today. he increased the cost of a life-saving aids drug by 5,000%. he's facing charges - quote i was a fool in a letter to the judge. >>> a right wing group threatened to burn a bookstore down. it happened near the uc berkeley campus. in cell phone video, a man and a woman are seen insulting volunteers. the store has been under attack since the pro-trump ral any berkeley. they say protesters have showed up in ten other locations. the store sells a

martin shkreli was convicted last year.secutor show that he duped multiple investors into putting millions of dollars into two hedge funds he ran and used his company's own assets to pay them back. his lawyers claim he is a misunderstood eccentric who never meant any harm to investors. they say a sentence of 18 months behind bars is fair. the 34-year-old shkreli has admitted wrongdoing. >>> a father and son arrested and accused of making bomb making materials. coming up, details of the investigation and the two locations the suspects were arrested in days apart in the east bay. >>> a father and son have been arrested in oakland for allegedly having pipe bomb parts. now investigators are looking for a motive that led to the evacuation of a hotel along oakland's waterfront. crime reporter henry lee joins us with more. >> reporter: chp wants to know why the father and son were in the bay area, and why they allegedly had explosive materials, including shotgun shells. it all began with a car chase at 4:45 early monday morning as

vonnie: headlines crossing the bloomberg now, we are awaiting sentencing for martin raleigh -- martin shkrelisentenced between one and 15 years potentially, maybe more. we don't have the actual sentence yet, but it is playing out in a courtroom in new york, saying he is embarrassed and ashamed that he made great mistakes and short poor judgment and told the court rethink that this is my fault. he prosecutor is saying that has no respect whatsoever for the law, and we continue to keep you updated as prosecutors are arguing for 15 years behind bars. blankfeink to lloyd was expected to leave goldman sachs by the end of the year, according to the wall street journal. of june of 2006 after hank paulson become the head of u.s. treasury secretary. winkler,s this matt and joining this conversation, we are seeing these copresidents at goldman sachs, tell us about their personalities and the way of doing business. >> the first that comes to mind -- dj -- i think he likes electronic dance music. that aside, he is a banker. -- i want tohwartz say he started and quantities, more of a trader. in my mind, i

martin shkreli a former us drug fund invested has been sentenced to seven yea rs invested has been sentenced he had become notorious for hiking the price of a life—saving medicine in 2015. the first aid convoy since the beginning of the week has crossed the front line into eastern ghouta year damascus. shelling force many trucks to turn back on monday. and british military personnel have been deployed to salisbury to help in the investigation into the intended murder of a russian double agent sergei skripal. before our next programme, let renew these pictures from california. you may rememberfrom these pictures from california. you may remember from earlier these pictures from california. you may rememberfrom earlier in these pictures from california. you may remember from earlier in the week, flippy, the burgerfooting robot serving customers at a strong in pasadena. the idea was to replace human cooks but afterjust one day on thejob he has been forced to ta ke on thejob he has been forced to take a break. why? because he was just too slow. apra one‘s human help are getting some more trainin

it's expected the 250,000 nonfarm payrolls were added last month.eu former pharmcal ceo martin shkreli is scheduled to be sentenced. a nu er of fed officials are scheduled to speak on the economy including charles evans. that's what to watchor on friday. >>> convenievenus and serena wi are forces to bed recko with, of course. on this international women's day, they're leading the charge to close the gender gap in the workplace. contessa brewer talked to them about what they're doing onnd off the court. >> reporter: they've been vollly ing for the top spot in tennis for decades. serena ranks 51 on forbes top 100 athletes. >> there's a lot more happening, a lot more that needs to happen. in tennis we have equal pay, but around the world there are still discrepancies. >> in tennis we're lucky that most are equal pay, but then there's off the courts, seeing some endorsement deals and other stuff. that should be more equal. and so there's a long way to go. but i just feel like we're gettin there, and, you know, like venus said, we need the other females supporting it and we need men advocat

martin shkreli was sentenced today to seven years in prison.he 34-year-old so-called "pharma pro" was convicted in august of lying to investors in his hedge fund and manipulate shares in a biotech company he founded. ofsecutors sought a sentence at least 15 years for the securities fraud, while the defense asked for as little as one year. the american civil liberties union has filed a five sanction -- class-action lawsuit, accusing the u.s. government of broadly separating immigrant families seeking asylum. immigrant advocates accuse the trump administration of systematically serenading -- separating parents and children to deter people from coming the united states. the united states. administration officials knowledge they have split up some families, but do not have a broad policy. china is welcoming the upcoming summit between president trump and kim jong-un. the chinese foreign ministry says it hopes all sides in the show theirpute will political courage and restarting negotiations. china is north korea's most important ally. a white house

melissa: martin shkreli sentenced to seven years behind bars.ed pharma bro, you remember him, he was convicted of defrauding hedge fund managers. cameras were not allowed inside of the sentencing but we're told shkreli was moved to tears. he was called the most hated man in america by raising one of his company as drugs 5,000% but that was unrelated to today's sentencing. david: what crumbs? nancy pelosi is walking back comments about tax cuts just in time for the midterm elections. charlie hurt is here to respond. charlie hurt is here to respond. ♪ in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. i needthat's whenvice foi remembered that my ex-ex- ex-boyfriend actually went to law school, so i called him. he didn't call me back! if your ex-ex- ex-boyfriend isn't a lawyer, call legalzoom and we'll connect you with an attorney. legalzoom. where life meets legal. i had severe fatigue, became diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. he was a good candidate for immune therapy, which is allowi

trish: we have more on martin shkreli and that sentence. growth since july 2016. 313,000 jobs added to our economy. today marks the ninth anniversary of this bull market. the dow up 370 points, looks like no signs of slow you done

punishment. >> compare female steve jobs empercentnator with shkreli elizabeth holmes -- size frauddens wrongdoing can't serve as officer director of company for about 10 years, mart shkreli criminal conviction going to prison seven years for a 10-million-dollar roughly hedge fund fraud has ah to forfeit more than 9 million dollars catalyze turning over that album that he bought going to the hoosgow she gets charging civilly the quality of the case people have but nevertheless december partee size of fraud punishment is -- >> i feel as a viewer not sure exactly what martin shkreli did i know was arrogant playing video games in court i feel like the way he acted, put him in jail james. >> he helped basically give himself a horrible reputation perhaps even with numbers of government jurors, but i think it is a very high bar to convict criminally charges as far as holmes, question for her -- it is not illegal to be -- how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double pa

now, you know this shkreli has been in jail since september. he said it was a joke.at he would pay anyone of his 70,000 facebook followers for 5,000 for one of hillary clinton hair. the judge didn't like that revoked his bail put hill in jail but what he's been charged found guilty of, this summer was essentially lying to investigation force on few counts in his hedge fund. i want to just make a note about context and colors, stuart, because shkreli defense attorney in all of these other court hearings has arrived at court half an hour, 45 minutes before the sentencing. today, ben he was here at 90 minutes earlier so underlines the severity as you said it's it about half an hour away about whether or not shkreli will spend next decade at least in jail and defense attorneys are saying listen, the jail time sobered up and he feels sorry about everything including that quote un, quote, prank of offering there are 5,000 for one of hillary clinton's hair -- as you may know he's brooklyn born his parents came here as immigrants. they were janitors overnight stuart trying t

. >>> martin shkreli has been ordered to forfeit more than $7 million in assets.he former drug company executive was convicted of defrauding inve sors. he ieduled to be sentenced for securities fraud friday. some of the assets s give up include a picasso painting and an album by wu-t g wu-tangs clan. >>> recreational and medicinal marijuana are legal in nevada s ales are strong. but the casinos don't want anything to do with the fast-growing business. jane wells has the story from sin city. >> reporter: it's the biggest economic boon t vegas since gambling, marijuana. in the first six months, recreational pot was legal in neda. sales hit close to $200 million. but the gaming industry insists cannabis and casinos don'tmix, something isaac dietrich learned the hard way. >> so i was gambling with couple of friends, playing blackjack, and a security guard came over and asked to esco me off the floor. >> reporter: detrick is ceo of mass roots, a marijuana news and review website that doesn't even handle actual pot. but when he listed his business in an application for

. >>> sentencing day for martin shkreli. the drug executive known for hiking the price of a life-saving drug by 5,000%, he got seven years in prison today for stock fraud. apologizing for his, quote, disgraceful judgment. >>> when we come back, the famous american athletes and one powerful surprise. who is our person of the week? each year sarah climbs 58,007 steps. that's the height of mount everest. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics. clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress that travel up her body with every step she takes. so keep on climbing, sarah. you're killing it. dr. scholl's. born to move. so we know how to cover almost we've anything.st everything even a "red-hot mascot." [mascot] hey-oooo! whoop, whoop! [crowd 1] hey, you're on fire! [mascot] you bet i am! [crowd 2] dude, you're on fire! [mascot] oh, yeah! [crow

martin shkreli, found guilty of defrauding investors, has been given seven years in prison, he had beennd guilty of hiking the price of a life—saving medicine in 2015. at ten o'clock fiona bruce will be here with a full round—up of the news. but first, it's time for witness. hello and welcome to a special edition of witness to celebrate international women's day here at the british library. we are looking back at five remarkable women who have featured in the programme over the past year. we'll meet the civil servant who challenged one of india's top policeman after he sexually harassed her, a pioneering racing driver pandey member of the women's land army, who helped to feed britain during the second world war. but first, in 2004, the kenyan environmental campaigner became the first african woman to win the nobel peace prize. she spent much of her life trying to protect kenya's forests. we went to the forest on the edge of nairobi to talk to her daughter. my mother was often asked, we re daughter. my mother was often asked, were you afraid? you were fearless, how can you do all of thes

martin shkreli was convicted last year of defrauding investors in two hedge funds he ran. notre dame in paris attracts around 13 million visitors every year, more than any other paris landmark. but for how much longer? parts of the 850—year—old gothic masterpiece are starting to crumble, because of pollution eating away at the stone. hugh schofield reports from paris. because actually the pinnacle has fallen down is outside on the roof above the back of the cathedral, this is the part of notre dame that visitors do not get to see,, golden, fallen chunks of stoneware, a flying boat is held together with metal sta ples. boat is held together with metal staples. this jewel of gothic architecture is becoming unstable. staples. this jewel of gothic architecture is becoming unstablelj think if there is no repairs, the risk is that the stone begins to fall down, and the risk is also that the structure itself of the walls, of the nave, of the cathedral, for instance, will be in danger. part of the cathedral could fall, and this isa the cathedral could fall, and this is a big risk,

martin shkreli had to do some hard time.ntially helping president trump may have changed everybody. all of a sudden big tech could be in big trouble and deemed to be too big. the largest market tech stocks all belong to these big tech names. apple at $857 billion. alphabet google $705 billion. facebook $441 billion. the question i asked earlier in the show, could they be broken up. use of the sherman act could be use bid both parties. at the very least these names are open for big fines and regulations not unlike banks in the aftermath of the housing crash. to be clear, i don't think there will be anti-trade actions. they are the competitive hedge against each other if they were to take action to break them up. moreover, these names were ripe for profit taking. including twitter. but it got caught in the net of a short seller saying it could be the biggest target on social media. the s & p technology sector is the biggest loser of the day. nvidia actually opened up 3 points but in the end it took the largest rubbing in the x