this is erika chung, a whistle—blower at theranos. them know, hey, we reran your patient sample and we're not actually positive about what the diagnosis is. this is someone's health information. exactly. this isn't an app crashing. this isn't, you know, someone�*s food delivery coming late. that's just a different ball game. the company went from having an £8 billion valuation to being worth nothing. eileen lepera lost a chunk of her life savings. i think that 11.25 years makes sense, and i think it's fair considering all the facts of the case. holmes had argued at trial that she'd always attempted to create a genuine product and that she'd never intended to commit fraud. in january, a jury disagreed. she had hoped to be given house arrest. elizabeth holmes has a young child and has another one on the way. a series of photos were given to court by her partner, showing the happy family life that would be destroyed if she were given a custodial sentence. thejudge, though, gave her no reprieve. the world works in certain ways until a new

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this is erica chung, whistleblower at theranos.t them whistleblower at theranos. - let them know, hey, we reran your patient�*s sample and we are not actually positive about what the diagnosis is. this are not actually positive about what the diagnosis is.- what the diagnosis is. this is someone's — what the diagnosis is. this is someone's health _ what the diagnosis is. this is i someone's health information? exactly, this is not an app crashing, this is not someone's food delivery coming late, it is just a different ballgame. the company went from having an £8 billion valuation to being worth nothing. this woman lost a chunk of her life savings. i think 11.25 years makes sense, and i think it is fair, considering all the facts of the case. considering all the facts of the case-— considering all the facts of the case. . , ., , ., the case. elizabeth holmes had an ued at the case. elizabeth holmes had argued at trial _ the case. elizabeth holmes had argued at trial that _ the case. elizabeth holmes had argued at trial that she - th

on the desk tonight -- we are awaiting the sentencing of f fof fof former theranos founder elizabeth holmes first to the markets, we start off with crude oil prices getting crushed wti falling blow the $80 mark for the first time since late september. the commodity putting in its worst week since april taking oil stocks with it. all down more than 5% this week. and it wasn't just energy. king copper dropping 7%. is this a sign that there's even more pain to come for the economy? or just a trade that lost some momentum karen, what do you think >> i think the energy part might be a trade that lost momentum, although you could point to other sign os a recession. i'm not sure but i feel like the move in energy was so big in such a short amount of time, that even if the fundamentals were still there, which they very well may be, that it just was so much you had to take some money off the table. so, i wish i took more off the table. >> you piece this together with what the yield curve is telling us in terms of this inversion that we have been witnessing with china getting pretty strict on

she also said in part in statement i loved theranos. it was my life's work. >> it meant the world to me and they worked tirelessly every day. i felt deep pain for what people went through because i failed them. also today, so many people commenting on this representative ro khanna who represents here in the south bay even had a comment. i want to say about the sentencing. take a listen. >> i just think it's said and i guess it's a good reminder kaylee, the young folks going up in silicon valley that there are a lot of things that matter more than money and that the pursuit f building companies and building wealth honestly is wonderful. but at the end of the day, nothing matters more than then be doing right by people. and elizabeth holmes's tale is cautionary tale of how greed can get the best of anyone. >> now explain exactly what happens next. prosecutors are asking homes to pay over 800 million dollars in restitution, but that was not decided on by the judge today. but since she does not have to report or self surrender to april 27 n

. >> the disgraced former theranos ceo cried in court before she was handed a sentence of 135 months in prison after being convicted on 4 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy for justin campbell is outside the san jose courthouse where holmes was sentenced this afternoon. he joins us live. good evening. just. >> good evening. grant in la. this wasn't what she expected today when she heard that sentence, she bowed her head and it's shared a long hug with the father of her baby. the judge sentencing her to leavening years in 3 months. they didn't take up the topic of restitution at all today. but look at the video. you can see her coming into court this morning. pregnant. as you can see, she was holding her mother's hand and her partner's hand you and today also in court, it was up. she was surrounded by family, surrounded by lots of media, but she will not the good news for her is she will not have to have her baby behind bars at all. now, holmes also way if you can pull up the sketch, you can see she made a tearful statement before the judge. this is the first time we back seat. see n

theranos.it all started with homes in 2003 when she dropped out of stanford university at 19 years old to start it that in 2009 sunny balwani joined the company in became romantic with homes in 2014, forbes magazine named homes. the richest woman in the u.s. and she was valued at more than 4.5 billion dollars in 2016. the wall street journal started their investigation into the theranos lab calling into question the company's machine capabilities and then ball money, step down in 2018, theranos was shut down and holmes and balwani were indicted on criminal fraud charges. prosecutors say holmes raised 495 million dollars investors boosting theranos value too 9 billion dollars. >> and a look an election update to tell your bob pamela price declaring victory tonight in alameda county's district attorney ray sent according to the latest from the county price polled 53% of the votes over coming. terry wiley's 47% price confirmed her win in a tweet saying i'm excited about the team of assembled to ma

a federal judge has sentenced theranos founder elizabeth holmes to more than 11 years in prison.e the world's youngest, female self-made billionaire sentenced for criminal fraud and now pregnant with her second child and what she said in the courtroom and rebecca jarvis on this story from the start. >> tonight, elizabeth holmes who once promised to change the world with her theranos blood testing technology. >> i believe the individual is the answer to the challenges of health care. >> sentenced to more than 11 years in prison by a federal judge in san jose. just before her sentencing, holmes, who is pregnant with her second child addressing the court in tears saying i regret my failings with every cell of my body. yesterday i wanted to change the world. today i want to change myself. >> do you have anything to say? in january holmes was found guilty on four counts of criminal fraud for conning investors out of millions with her false and misleading claims, she could run hundreds of tests on just a few drops of blood. >> we've made it possible to run com comprehensive laboratory

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at its peak theranos was valued at $9 billion.ale billionaire at the teem with some even calling her the next steve jobs and peteing her on the covers -- feating her on the covers of all these mags. holmes' theranos proprietary blood analyzer, she claimed, could run lab tests for more than a hundred different diseases on just a single drop of blood, but it was a fraud. claudia cowan live outside the courtroom. what's going on inside now in -- now? >> reporter: well, liz, because of all the legal wrangling over sentencing guidelines that's taken up this hearing so far, it could be a while before elizabeth holmes learns her fate. and she may also address the court herself in a last ditch plea for mercy. but she had nothing to say to reporters earlier today when she arrived wearing a black suit, holding hands with her parents and her boyfriend and clearly pregnant. she faces 20 years in federal prison and hopes sympathetic letters to the judge from her friends, family and even former colleagues will result in a lenient sentence. the

. >> reporter: well sara, elizabeth holmes founded theranos at the age of 19 and then dropped out of stanford university. the technology would have diagnosed a wide range of conditions with just a few drops of blood. it was a story that was just too good to be true. >> reporter: elizabeth holmes stood in court red faced and teary davila handed down her sentence. they have deep pain. and to each of them, i am so, so sorry. i gave everything i to save the company. and john kerry, the wall street investigative reporter who first exposed theranos isn't buying that apology. >> she didn't acknowledge any wrong doing or apologize to patients or investors. she let people down, but only in the sense the company failed. >> reporter: it was in january when holmes was convicted on three counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud for misleading investors. prosecutors urged the court to hand down a 15-year sentence. holmes pushed for 18 months of house arrest. russell hancock, the president and ceo of joint ventures in silicon valley feels the stiff sentence sends a clear message. >>

this morning, the disgraced founder of theranos and former ceo of theranos.l, she was convicted of wire fraud after she was asking investors for years upwards of hundreds of millions of dollars to pump their money into blood testing technology that she found that promised. >> to do hundreds of tests with just a drop of blood. turns out that was never the case that it did not deliver on its promise. and that's why prosecutors took her to court. this case has been fascinating, james and because obviously she has a big name. she is a superstar. i one time. in fact, she she modeled herself after steve jobs. 38 years old dropped out of stanford and for the past week or so. she's have reese. she's received a lot of support from big names, including new jersey senator cory booker asking for leniency. then there's the other issue that the prosecutors want to send a message to her as well as other tech ceos that they are being closely watched. so we'll see what happens. but look at the crowd right behind me. that should tell you how big this case has been and will be

she said, i loved theranos, it was my life's work.as emotional in saying that the team meant the world to her. and she said, quote, the people i tried to get involved with theranos were the people i loved and respected the most. i am devastated by my failings. again, she was at one point a silicon valley darling, an icon with the theranos company where she claimed that they could use one drop of blood to test a bunch of different things. but it turned out that that technology did not work. she was indicted for that earlier in january, she was convicted on four counts of fraud for defrauding investors. but it was a bit of a split verdict because she was not found guilty of defrauding patients. and there, of course, was a second trial for the second in command at theranos, sunny balwani, that elizabeth holmes during her trial alleged had been abusing her throughout the years that they worked together and were also in a personal relationship together. so a very stunning conclusion to what was once an icon in silicon valley, a very stunni

she was emotional in telling the court, quote, the people i tried to get involved with theranos were the people i loved and respected the most. i am devastated by my failings. her team is expected to appeal her conviction and sentence. back to you. >>> more changes amid the turmoil at twitter. new boss elon musk tweeted a poll asking users to weigh in on whether or not former president donald trump's twitter account should be reactivated. more than 7 million votes have already been recorded. several other controversial accounts that had been banned were restored on friday. >>> well, shaking things up appears to be elon musk's standard operating procedure. cnn's clare sebastian takes a look at his career and his management style. >> i'm really working at the absolute most amount that i can work, from morning till night, seven days a week. >> reporter: speaking from a room which he said had lost power, elon musk detailing the impact of his new power as twitter's owner and ceo. >> i have too much work on my plate. that is for sure. >> reporter: touting his personal worth ethic, then tel

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so here is what's next in the theranos saga. holmes will most likely appeal her conviction. the former business partner who was convicted of 12 counts of fraud is said to be sentenced on december 7. we have more background on the holmes case on kpix.com. >>> our other big story this evening, democratic senators are calling on the ftc to investigate violations of consumer protection laws by twitter. >> it's the latest take surrounding the platform. anne makovec joins us with the very latest on the tougher tour. >> asking if he should reinstate donald trump. rip twitter is one of the top trending topics. on that subject musk tweeted abusers are logging in to see if twitter is dead, ironically making it more alive than ever. >> we have to remember musk comes from a culture of spacex where he built in the culture there that it is acceptable for a $100 million rocket to explode and you can build on another that day. messing up a check mark is not as big of a deal from their eyes. >> reporter: thursday employees were given an ultimatum, pledge to high-intensity, hardcore work with

let's take a closer look at the downfall of theranos. it all started with homes in 2003 when she dropped out of stanford university at 19 years old to start the company that in 2009 sunny balwani joined the company became romantically involved with homes and 2014 forbes magazine named homes. the richest woman in the country. she was valued at more than 4.5 billion dollars in 2016. the wall street journal started their investigation into the theranos lab calling into question the company's machine capabilities and albany step down and 2018, theranos was shut down. holmes and balwani were indicted on criminal fraud charges. prosecutors say holmes raised 945 million dollars investors boosting theranos value to 9 billion dollars. our coverage of elizabeth holmes sentencing continues on air and of course, online, you can scan the qr code right there on your screen. that will take you to our website. kron 4 dot com. you'll see a tab there. it will take you right to our stories involving elizabeth holmes. >> and a story just into our newsroom.

she her start-up, theranos, planned to run hundreds of tests on a single drop of blood. the problem was, it didn't work. now elizabeth holmes will be paying the price with prison time. a judge sentenced holmes to slightly more than 11 years. 135 months plus three more years of supervision. once she's out, the sentence also includes a fine of $400, $100 for each count of fraud. but she still faces a separate restitution hearing. kpix 5 len ramirez has been following this case from the very beginning at the courthouse in san jose when holmes arrived to learn her fate. >> reporter: after a lengthy trial and a verdict almost one year ago, we finally have an answer. yes, elizabeth holmes will do serious jail time for her role in the theranos fraud scheme. just a dramatic afternoon here at the federal courthouse in san jose, elizabeth holmes stood up in front of judge edward davila moments before imposing the punishment. holmes told the court she has, "deep pain for what people went through because i failed them." to each of them i am so, so sorry i gave everything i had to sa

prison for defrauding investors in her blood testing company -- disgraced their nose -- disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes. >> elizabeth holmes' sentence is symbolic on many fronts, but certainly for silicon valley. this is a woman who went from being a rising star pegged to transform the future of health care to now a convicted criminal, and the judge was very clear today that this 11-plus-year sentence is not only fair, but the price to pay for the lies and deception. convicted their nose -- convicted theranos founder elizabeth holmes left court knowing she has been sentenced for defrauding investors. the soon to be mom of two was seen rushing back -- rushing past bystanders. >> she and billy came at the door, and she turned around briefly, and they ran across the street past. >> homes excepted 20 years in prison. federal prosecutors wanted 15 years. >> i think it was a tough case, and, yeah, she got what she deserved, i think. i do. >> the sentence was long. coming into it, i thought it would be more like five to seven. seems harsh. >> judge edward davila says he thought long a

. >>> up next, the sentencing of theranos founder elizabeth holmes taking place in just about an hourlive outside the cothse we are back in 2 come a family tradition? this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there. as you plan, protect and retire. ♪ >>> welcome back as the business world sifts through the wreckage of ftx and what legal consequences will be ahead for founder sam bankman-fried, the sentencing in a high profile fraud case due today. scott cohn is outside the courthouse, has more on what time theranos founder elizabeth holmes might serve >> the maximum is 20 years on each of the four counts she was convicted on back in january for lying to investors about her blood testing startup theranos it's a day of reckoning for elizabeth holmes who should be here any minute now but also a reckoning in silicon valley where hype and hope can take over substance they want to send her away for 15 years which should be a sentence along the lines of -- because they want to send a message to silicon valley saying a significant custodial sentence will se

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theranos for a blood testing. technology that never delivered what it promised. and prosecutors said she knew that and kept asking, which is why she was convicted. she faces a maximum of 20 years in prison. there is a lot on the table guys. as far as the sentencing because a probation officer, that particular person recommended 9 years. the judge has a lot to consider, including lots of letters from prominent people, including senator of new jersey, cory booker. he wrote to the judge and asked leniency for elizabeth holmes. stanford professors also did the same thing as she once attended. stanford. but judge also has to consider consider deterrents because they want to send a message to other people that if you make claims and if you don't promise well and you don't deliver on your promise, i should say you can't fake it until you make it, especially when millions of dollars are at stake. so we're looking around right now. so far we have not seen her arrive. but when she does, i'll try to interview her again. sentencing will be in about 2 hours from now. we have

i stand before you taking responsibility for theranos. i love theranos. it was my life's work. my team meant the world to me. they worked tirelessly. every day. i felt the pain for what people went through because i failed them. i am so so sorry i gave everything i had to building and tried to save our company. looking back. there are so many things i would do differently if i had the chance. she then read the famous quote saying yesterday i was clever. so i wanted to change the world today. i am wise. so i'm changing myself. will have much more on this breaking news story on our website. kron 4 dot com, but also new today at 3 o'clock nearly 2 months after 6 people were shot at the king's estate school complex in east oakland. police are now saying one of the victims has now died. 2 students, a counselor and a security officer as well as 2 other campus employees were injured in the shooting that took place on september. 28th police from the oakland police department confirmed today that one of the victims died but did not give the name or the cause of death. investigators say

and former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes is set to be sentenced today.time she might do. >> right now on the kron 4 morning news, theranos ceo elizabeth holmes will learn how much time she'll serve behind bars for misleading investors and endangering patients with a fake blood testing. technology and control on capitol hill continues to change as the balance of power is tips. and house speaker nancy pelosi decides to step down as house democratic leader. and airports are getting ready for an influx of travelers as the holiday travel season gets underway. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a

holmes was convicted on four counts of defrauding investors while running theranos. >> the only good thing that happened for ms. holmes today was a she left the courtroom not in handcuffs. >> witnesses reported seeing holmes running from court in hand with her partner. the executive director of the center for applied ethics says the sentence sends a message to silicon valley. >> she is stuck with the consequences of bad decisions. >> restitution has not yet been decided. prosecutors wanted holmes to pay $804 million, money that would cover most of the nearly $1 billion raised from investors. >> investors would like to believe this is a one-off. here is a pattern. >> referencing another young tech former billionaire i can't under investigation. on friday, holmes took the stand after hearing testimony. she describes taking full responsibility for failures. >> i think the court took into consideration the holmes sentencing, giving her time to bond with this child. >> holmes must surrender to custody 2023. >> there are all the employees, many of whom were not in a position to know theran

the retail giant walgreens had a contract with theranos to diagnose patients.sing openly available diagnostics equipment. the court also heard that some patients had been misdiagnosed. ijust patients had been misdiagnosed. i just really resented patients had been misdiagnosed. ijust really resented that somebody would make such a massive fraud, especially when so many people told her, "this isn�*t working." she so many people told her, "this isn't working. "— so many people told her, "this isn't working. " isn't working." she argued that trial she always _ isn't working." she argued that trial she always tried _ isn't working." she argued that trial she always tried to - trial she always tried to create a genuine product and never intended to commit fraud, injanuary a never intended to commit fraud, injanuaryajury never intended to commit fraud, injanuary a jury disagreed. in january a jury disagreed. she injanuary a jury disagreed. she could now face years in prison. james clayton, bbc news, silicon valley. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a new home n

punishment for her role in the collapse of theranos.ne of the biggest scandals in silicon valley history. ed: twitter's workforce shrinks. more employees resigning than anticipated. caroline: will ftx ever recoup their losses. we have the ceo of do not pay, a company backed by ftx. but first, markets. if you are looking at the nasdaq, we are completely flat on the day. overall it was slightly better mood music for the equity markets. we are expecting a flood of volatility that did not come. pushing higher by .5% on the s&p 500. the volatility was in the bonds markets. this is more about a focus on the fed and hawkish tones coming from the federal reserve. flip it on again. over the course of the week, with all the tech layoffs and worrying earnings signs. the nasdaq was only off by 1.5%. in large part, we thanked chinese names. ed: an interesting week. the friday before thanksgiving has got to play a role. earnings are still a big story out there. cisco, we spoke to the cfo thursday, continuing to push higher. analysts raising price tar

her blood testing start up, theranos, was a silicon valley unicorn that came crashing down. prosecutors want her behind bars for a long time, but her defense is putting up a fight to keep her at home, and they recruited dozens of people to help. >> reporter: attorney steve clark has been following the elizabeth holmes case since day one. >> she's someone that people wanted to know more about. people wanted to understand what made her tick, and you saw that with the national media and documentaries and movies made about miss holmes because she is an incredibly compelling figure. >> reporter: to help sway the judge, her defense team submitted photos and letters of support written by more than 100 people. one of those people, new jersey senator cory booker. he wrote a letter praising her thoughtful focus and determination to make a difference. he wrote, she was not only sincere about her interests, but a person that would dedicate herself to making progress in the world. >> that's an unusual person to write a letter. a lot of times, politics won't do that because they don't wan

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theranos was convicted of duping investors. she'll spend in prison. ktvu sally restless joins us live from the federal courthouse in san jose with much more ali. andre there's a lot of people out here outside the federal courthouse who want to be there when elizabeth holmes finds out how much time she will spend in prison behind us is a line of about 50 or so people lined up waiting to get into the courthouse. in fact, some of the people who are at the front of the line have been here since three o'clock in the morning. let's show you that video from earlier this morning when people were waiting outside in the cold to get one of those spots. most of the people were members of the media, but there were also people in line. who are just interested in the elizabeth holmes case and the drama surrounding her and her defunct company, theranos. they got here early because they wanted to get a spot inside the courtroom for her sentencing. we spoke to our retired biotech exec who got in line this morning, she said. 15 years ago, she alm

. >>> right off the top at 3:00, theranos founder elizabeth holmes learns her sentence for defraudingl spend behind bars. >>> then, thanksgiving break is starting for a lot you. how busy it will be for those flying out of town. >>> swifties listen up, it is taylor swift versus ticketmaster. what the singer is saying about fans on that site. >>> theranos founder elizabeth holmes just sentenced to 11 years in prison. she had claims about her company's blood testing tech it nothing. she raised just shy of $1 billion. holmes claimed the technology had the ability to perform hundreds of tests with a few drops of blood. the problem is it didn't work. holmes faced about 20 years. her attorneys asked for 18 months due to her pregnancy. it's unclear when she's due to have the baby, but holmes has been ordered to report to prison april 7 of next year and the 38-year-old is expected to appeal the verdict. in the courtroom today, ramirez is tweeting about what he saw and will have more on the sentencing and reaction ahead at 5:00. >>> today, the feds wrapped up the criminal probes into former pre

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. >> and the disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes. legal team is expected to appeal for 11 year prison sentence. defense attorneys going to join us live to weigh in on what's next for the once aspiring biotech entrepreneur. >> our top story tonight at 6.30, the once aspiring biotech entrepreneur elizabeth holmes may not have to begin her 11 year prison sentence as soon as prosecutors might have hoped for. according to reports, homes legal team is expected to appeal her 11 year prison sentence, therefore, delaying the date that she would turn herself in on friday. the disgraced theranos founder was sentenced to 135 months behind bars. >> after being charged for misleading investors and endangering patients well peddling fake blood testing technology holmes is curr

. >>> elizabeth holmes behind the startup theranos is heading to prison for at least the next decade.uding investors while running the failed company. cnn's natasha chen has more. >> reporter: martin and amara, elizabeth holmes was sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison as well as three years of supervised release after that. she was fined $400, but a separate date will be set to determine restitution, a possible $800 million. she was charged on four counts of defrauding invests but not guilty of defraughting patients. she had once been considered an icon for starting the company theranos and claiming her technology could use just a few drops of blood to provide a variety of tests but that technology did not work. when faced with failure, she chose fraud. a separate trial found her second in command guilty on 12 counts of fraud. holmes has to turn herself into custody next a april and that may have something to do with the fact she's pregnant. her pregnancy and 1-year-old and partner may have been taken into consideration when letters were written in her support. she had a c

she had at one point been an icon for being a young female entrepreneur starting theranos and claimingw drops of blood to conduct a variety of tests. when faced with failure, she chose fraud. her second in command was found guilty on 12 counts of fraud. holmes has to turn herself into custody next april. it may have something to do with the fact that she is currently pregnant. her pregnancy and 1-year-old child by billy evans were brought up by supporters when they wrote how they must consider very young children growing up without a mother. holmes had a chance to speak for herself. she was emotional in telling the court, the people i try to get involved with theranos were the people i love and respected the most. i am devastated by my failings. her team is expected to appeal. >> thank you so much. leading medical groups are warning that pediatric hospitals across the country are overwhelmed by a surge in rsv and flu cases. and they want the federal government to do something about it. here's cnn's jacqueline howard. >> declare a national emergency. that's what some leading pediatric m

theranos founder elizabeth holmes is set to be sentenced for defrauding investors. she was convicted by a jury back in january for deceiving those investors and running a years long scheme. >> through her now defunct start up. holmes faces potentially a maximum 20 years in prison. let's go to kron. four's will tran live in san jose with the latest. will. >> i'm live in san jose darya and james and more specifically. i am live in front of the courthouse and we expect elizabeth holmes the show up within the hour. look at the crowd right behind me. this is not the public. these are reporters from local, national and international waiting to get into the courtroom to find out how much time she will be sentenced to. so we have a small army of media here because this has got the attention of the world. now, elizabeth holmes. she faces up to 20 years. that's the maximum sentence she is asking. you could not get further apart. prosecutors are asking for 15 years in prison. get this. she's asking for 18 months of house arrest. the probation officer behind this. they are reco

elwani former executive at theranos has also been convicted on federal fraud and conspiracy charges.e's scheduled to be sentenced next month. you attend tonight, the biden administration plans to ask the supreme court to reinstate the president's student debt cancelation plan. it's the latest attempt to keep the loan forgiveness program alive after it was struck down by two federal courts in recent weeks. in a court filing, the administration warned americans will face financial strain and delinquency without the plan, which would cancel up to $20,000 in student debt propel grant recipients and up to $10,000 for borrowers who make under $125,000. a year. the state attorney general's office is zeroing in on the oakland unified school district. at issue here is the decision to close or merge several schools, many in communities of color. parents are being asked to share their experiences with investigators. ktvu is brooks jarocz spoke with some of those parents and has our report. i think it is totally appropriate word is out too many oakland parents, the state department of justice is

the founder of theranos, elizabeth holmes, has been sentenced to more than eleven years for defrauding investors. her company claimed to have produced a medical device which could diagnose a wide range of conditions from a blood sample. qatar has announced a ban on alcohol in world cup stadiums two days before the tournament starts. majorsponsor, budweiser, had a multi—million—dollar deal with the organiser, fifa, to sell its products at all venues. now on bbc news. the media show hello. how should journalists cover climate protests? the climate conference cop, 27, ended this week, but you might have seen more about the activists who threw oil on a gustav klimt painting in vienna, or the protesters who brought the m25 to a standstill in an era of apparently increasing direct action. what's the media's role? and by giving the latest stunt publicity, is it fanning the flames? i'm joined by cameron ford, who's a carpenter and a spokesperson for insulate britain and rich filegate, a documentary maker who was arrested last week while filming at a just stop oil protest. also here, wolfgang b

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elizabeth holmes, the founder of the defunct company theranos is expected to be sentenced in court this morning. basically we're in the billions of dollars and so that pushes her way up. in the guidelines to a more significant sentence. how much time she could get behind bars and the arguments her lawyers are making against it. then twitter employees reportedly quitting by the hundreds over elon musk's returned to office ultimatum. i don't think elon musk had the patience to see whether there was any value in the existing culture experts now, say the san francisco based social media giant could be on its way out. plus many people getting ready to travel for the thanksgiving holiday extra early thinking it would be that way, but it looks good. so far. area airports are prepping for the surge in travelers. well good morning. today is friday, november 18th. we're looking alive at berkeley and the easter freeway. and some partially. it's mostly sunny with a few clouds and south bay has a few more clouds this morning. british tech startup is providing college students with online textbooks,

the founder of theranos, elizabeth holmes, has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for defrauding investors. she was convicted injanuary of deceiving investors with false claims that her company had developed the technology to diagnose a range of medical conditions from a blood test. cop27 talks have been extended as countries argue over compensation for poorer countries who have suffered loss and damage from global warming. a coalition of developed nations including the us and the uk have issued a new proposalforfunding which is being discussed as part of the negotiations. qatar's world cup organisers have announced that no alcoholic beer will be sold to fans at world cup stadium sites. the move comes two days before the kick—off of the tournament. majorsponsor, budweiser, had a multi—million—dollar deal with the organiser fifa to sell its products at all venues. in about ten minutes�* time, it'll be newswatch but before that, time for click. climate scientists have warned that change needs to come from the top, from governments and companies. but science and innovation will play

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