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"The way down to her third album. 2010s speak now at a 192. She's only the second woman with ten simultaneous albums in the top 200, Whitney Houston did it in 2012 following her death. The deaths of David Bowie and prince also got ten or more of their albums on the list at the same time, and The Beatles have done it three times. Once in 2014 and twice in 2010, Jason nathanson, ABC News Hollywood. Disgraced theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes recently gave birth to her second child in new court filings her attorneys say that's why she should be allowed to delay the start of a more than 11 month prison sentence while they appeal. Holmes was convicted of duping investors. Kay Andre Miller of the New York rangers has been suspended three games for in sportsman like conduct for spitting at Los Angeles kings defenseman drew doughty. This is ABC News. And this is northwest news radio 1000 FM 97 7. We check your traffic every ten minutes on the fours Natalie Melendez is in the high performance homes, traffic center. Road work has two lanes closed between high point way and sunset way, traffic is really looking slow here. North four of tried 5 traffic starting to slow down going from Renton to Bellevue your travel take 15 minutes. South Seattle south Michigan street remains closed hitting with due to an accident between marginal and 5 O 9, and Federal Way road work on I 5 north closing down three lanes between two 72nd and 20th street until four 30 a.m.. Our next traffic at a 14. Come a four Shannon O'Donnell has our forecast sponsored by northwest crawl space services. Well, hi there, everybody. It is Tuesday night the final night of February, and it will feel chilly as we slide into the month of March, we'll see some icy roadways come sunrise because most of us will tumble
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"Over that ticketmaster meltdown for seats for her U.S. tour. She says she was assured that the company could handle this kind of demand, she calls it truly amazing that 2.4 million people got tickets but others felt like they had to fight bears. Allison keyes, CBS News. It's 8 O 5 at the Bay Area's new station case CBS. We're going to have sunny skies and mild temperatures today. Good morning. I'm Eric Thomas. Here's what's happening. Convicted theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes has been sentenced to prison and Keith manconi was at the courthouse in San Jose yesterday when a federal judge made the announcement. After hours of arguments from both sides, judge Edward davila, delivered a sentence of more than 11 years for Elizabeth Holmes, it comes about one year after she was convicted for defrauding investors with outsized claims about the technology, developed by her blood testing company, theranos. During the hearing, prosecutors argued a strong sentence would help deter similar fraud. While the defense made the case for leniency on the grounds that Holmes had been motivated by a genuine desire to help the world through her company. Legal analyst Stephen Clark says this sentence will come as a major disappointment for Holmes legal team. Not just with this sentence, but the fact that miss Holmes was only convicted of four charges, not all of the charges she faced. So they were hoping for a much better outcome and I think the prosecution feels very good that they got close to what they asked for. Holmes is expected to report for her prison term in April, though an appeal is expected. In San Jose, Keith manconi, meantime the Holmes case is already changed relations between BioTech startups and venture capitalists. Matt bigler has more on that part of the story. In the wake of the high profile failure of theranos and the conviction of Elizabeth Holmes, many venture capitalists are asking tougher questions of startup companies and cough sill, who's worked in BioTech and followed the Holmes case closely, says more VCs are requiring that CEOs signed documents guaranteeing that their technology actually works. I think venture capitalists, the real ones in Silicon Valley always did that. They knew these things were risky and wanted to see evidence that it was making progress and on its way. You know, importantly, many regular VCs did not invest in theranos. It was more of these family funds and people that did not have so much experience. Theranos raised nearly a $1 billion from investors on the promise that its blood testing could detect a range of diseases like cancer from a single drop of blood, but the technology never worked as promised. In San Jose, Matt bigler. CHP is investigating a shooting on the westbound
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"Were following on WTO, police say a man whose body was pulled from the rubble after an explosion in Gaithersburg died by suicide. He's been identified as Juan quizon, who was 36 years old, that explosion injured 14 people. Attorney general Merrick Garland is named a special counsel to oversee the Justice Department's investigation into the presence of classified documents at former president Donald Trump's Florida estate that role will be filled by veteran prosecutor Jack Smith. Disgraced theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for duping investors in the failed startup that promised to revolutionize blood testing that sentence was shorter than the 15 years requested by federal prosecutors. Stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes. Montgomery county has wrapped up an audit on how to improve the police department, the goal to balance support for residents and officers. Some of the major highlights from the recent audit include more training, deescalation, and addressing mental health. It's more expensive to manage when we keep shuffling people to a jail rather than finding alternatives. Can executive Mark L rich. So we'll be proposing additional supports for the mental health teams. We're also going to be proposing in this county reestablishing mental health clinics in the community. The audit was conducted by the organization effective law enforcement for all. Another big area, data collection, elric says they need to improve how debt is analyzed. Other recommendations include a focus on assessing the needs of officers mental and physical health, Melissa Howell WTO P news. 5 48, traffic and weather on the 8s, Ian Crawford's in the traffic center. Oh, it's a traffic fiesta this morning, Nick, we start in the district outbound suitland Parkway, the crash activity in your Alabama avenue southeast has all lanes blocked and because there are no, there's no real place to bail out all traffic basically truncates at Stanton road. You can not use anything beyond on the suit and park play after Stanton road. Nothing is going outbound inbound, however, is getting by. Also hearing from a caller, we've got work on I two 95 north bat near the ramp for joint base anacostia bowling. It's a left lane to get by. On the Maryland side, the crash inside the beltway southbound on the BW Parkway near four ten single left should be getting by the crash with response on scene. Thank you for all the updates from I 97. We did have eyes on it shortly after the crash happened after 1 o'clock, but then state officials shut the camera off and we've been flying blind except for the calls that we've been getting and they've been great. Here's the update, 97 southbound, the crash from just before 1 o'clock this morning right before crane highway exit 7 for routes three and 32. Squeezing by on the right shoulder. This became a crash investigation very quickly remains a crash investigation, no estimate for Maryland state police as to when we're going to get those lanes reopened If you've got another way to get from Baltimore toward millersville or toward Annapolis, use that instead maybe route two is more to your liking this morning. On the rest of the Maryland roadways are actually fairly quiet except for the capitol bellway. Oh, that's a mess. In a couple of spots. A little bit better on the outer loop near Ritchie Marlboro road still still right lane getting by and traffic is building, but they're working to get those cars consolidated over onto the left side. And then there is trying to get into the work zone from Montgomery county into fairfax county across the legion bridge. It is a single left land to get by traffic building up and getting very, very thick and slow after exit 39 for river road. And in Virginia on 66, the work
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"The top stories were following for you on WTO. The investigation is nowhere near over, but it appears this week's condo building explosion and fire in Gaithersburg was not an accident. Investigators say a man found dead in the wreckage, died of smoke inhalation and burns and left a suicide note. The Washington commanders have agreed to return security deposits to former season ticket holders and pay a quarter of a $1 million penalty in a settlement with the state of Maryland. The team has 30 days to return fans deposits as part of that arrangement, announced by Maryland's attorney general. And a federal judge has sentenced disgraced theranos CEO, Elizabeth Holmes, to more than 11 years in prison. This for duping investors in the failed startup that promised to revolutionize blood testing. Stay with WTO for more on these stories and just minutes. This week's Twitter this week rather, Twitter's new owner Elon Musk asked the tech giants remaining employees to either commit to long hours of high intensity or get out, leave the company. Hundreds reportedly did quit, and that has since raised fears that the social media platform may collapse soon. In a new op-ed in The New York Times, Twitter's former head of trust and safety says Musk's brand of radical transformation has unavoidable limits you'll Roth cites advertisers leaving the platform due to concerns about misinformation and toxic content. Roth also writes that Musk's goal of unrestrained speech could clash with a variety of international regulations and even run afoul of the app stores operated by Google and Apple, which could be in his words catastrophic. It's ten 18. Traffic
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"May be the reason behind that huge condo fire this week in Gaithersburg. WTO peace Kyle Cooper at the scene. The man whose body was found in the rubble is 36 year old Juan quezon. Montgomery county police chief Marcus Jones says quiz on left a suicide note and family members feared he may be suicidal. We have no information to believe that mister quiz on intended for other individuals to be injured or harmed in this particular incident. Some kind of accelerant may have also been used to start this fire, dogs hit on something, going through the rubble, the investigation is continuing. Kyle Cooper, WTO news. Disgraced theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for duping investors in her failed startup. That startup promised to revolutionize blood testing, but instead made her a symbol of Silicon Valley's culture of audacious self promotion. The sentence imposed by a federal judge was shorter than the 15 year penalty requested by federal prosecutors, but far tougher than the leniency her legal team sought for the mother of a one year old son and another child on the way. Another top story that we're following this evening, attorney general Merrick Garland, has named a special counsel to oversee the Department of Justice investigations into former president Donald Trump. These investigations involve the discovery of classified documents at his Florida estate, as well as the January 6th riot and efforts to undo the 2020 election. Based on recent developments, including the former president's announcement that he is a candidate for president in the next election, and the sitting president stated intention to be a candidate as well, I have concluded that it is in the public interest to appoint a special counsel that role will be filled by Jack Smith. He's a veteran prosecutor who led the Justice Department's public integrity section in Washington, D.C., and later served as the acting chief federal prosecutor in Nashville. A spokesman for mister Trump called the move quote a political stunt. The congressman who many expect to succeed Nancy Pelosi as House democratic leader has announced his intention to run for that post, WTO's Capitol Hill correspondent Mitchell Miller has the latest. 52 year old New York congressman Hakeem Jeffries would be the first black leader of either party in Congress. He tells colleagues in a letter, it's important to reflect the interests of rural urban and suburban constituents, and he's been a strong advocate of working families. Democrats are going to continue to focus on kitchen table, pocketbook, bread, and butter issues. Also, Massachusetts congresswoman Catherine Clark, says she'll seek to become the party whip and California's Pete Aguilar hopes to become the next head of the democratic caucus, which has been led by Jeffries. There'll be in the minority in the next Congress since Republicans now have a slim House majority. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO, news. Montgomery county has done an audit on how police can improve their service. The goal is to balance support for residents and the officers. Some of the major highlights from the recent audit include more training, deescalation, and addressing mental health. It's more expensive to manage when we keep shuffling people to a jail rather than finding alternatives. Can executive Mark L rich. So we'll be proposing additional supports for the mental health teams. We're also going to be proposing in this county reestablishing mental health clinics in the community. The audit was conducted by the organization effective law enforcement for all. Another big area, data collection, elric says they need to improve how debt is analyzed. Other recommendations include a focus on assessing the needs of officers mental and physical health. Melissa Howell WTO P news. Virginia governor Glenn youngkin is acknowledging that the state board of education made what he called omissions and mistakes when it released his administration's revised K through 12 history standards, the draft report has caused a public uproar the draft omitted Martin Luther King Jr. day and Juneteenth from holiday sections in elementary education, state education officials quietly updated the draft to include those references. One state board of education member questioned the addition of multiple references to president Ronald Reagan and the lack of references to president Barack Obama. Another said the draft could be read as an assertion that there's lots of causes for the Civil War besides slavery. Coming up on WTO
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". Need to know what it takes for a home loan to fit your budget and your family, rocket can It's 1203 at the Bay Area's news station K, CBS, mostly sunny, highs in the mid to upper 60s. Good afternoon, I'm Lou St. John, here's what's happening. Sentencing is underway for former theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes, case CBS Keith manconi has been in court this morning and joins us now live with the latest keep. Yeah, good afternoon. Well, once a tech industry icon, Elizabeth Holmes, now faces up to 20 years in prison for defrauding investors with outsized claims about the technology, developed by her blood testing company, theranos, the proceedings began at 10 a.m.. We're getting a little bit of a break right now. So far we've been hearing a series of objections raised by the defense. There are aiming to convince the judge to lay down a relatively lenient sentence of only a year and a half. In some ways, the arguments today are a rehash of the key points of the case with lawyers arguing over just how much homes did to address problems that emerged with the theranos blood tests. Going over to what happened in court, a homes demeanor in the courtroom has been plastered so far. She's sitting straight upright as the arguments are being deliberated. It has emerged in recent months that she is now pregnant and the judge offered to allow her to remain seated throughout the proceedings. Also in court today, dozens of supporters for homes, in fact, the judge has received well over a hundred letters in support of her speaking to her character and also arguing for leniency. We don't know exactly when the sentence could come down, but we're going to be in court all this afternoon and we'll bring you the latest as soon as we have it, reporting live in San Jose, Keith manconi, thank you, Keith, governor Newsom will be meeting with local leaders, including the mayors from 13 big California cities to coordinate a statewide approach to deliver more substantial results on homelessness. Margie schafer reports, this meeting follows the freezing of $1 billion in state funding for homelessness just weeks ago. Governor Newsom earmarked $15.3 billion to address the homelessness crisis and unprecedented amount, but according to the governor's office, the 75 plan submitted to the state would collectively reduce homelessness on California streets from the baseline of 2019 to 2024 by just 2%. It's not an indictment of any individual plan. Some plans were extraordinary, some plans were disappointing rather than cast blame pointing fingers. I decided to take different approach. The approach is to meet with leaders from up and down the state. I'm deeply appreciative of the hard work. And the responsibility. But I'm also mindful that we can't continue down the path we've been on. We've got to do more. We've got to do better. There are expected to be several meetings to address the homelessness crisis, local officials say shutting off expected state funding will severely hamper their ability to open shelters and get people off the streets. Margie schaeffer Casey BS, the contra Costa county sheriff's office says it's been overwhelmed by concealed weapon permit applications ever since a key U.S. Supreme Court ruling on gun rights in June. As Jeffrey shell reports, the backlog is so large, the department has had to increase personnel. First, some background. In June, the court justices struck down a provision in New York State's gun law that required applicants for concealed weapon permits to show good cause, a ruling that also impacts California. Contra Costa county sheriff's office spokesperson Jimmy Lee says since then as a point of reference before the Supreme Court ruling on average the sheriff's office would receive about 20 CCW applications per month and after the Supreme Court ruling that number dramatically increased to the point where we sometimes perceive several hundred a month. The backlog so large the county has agreed to let the sheriffs hire extra personnel. I think we were really surprised at the number of applications. Lee says no matter the number his department bus go through an exhaustive multi step process, including background checks and personal interviews before anyone is allowed to carry a concealed weapon. Jeffrey schaub cased CBS. Just ahead on case CBS, we will be telling you about. Well, actually, I think we'll be telling you about robots working in the office. And right now, we'll be telling you about Bay Area traffic KBS news time 1208. We are heading to Nevada with Victor saragossa. And still looking at heavy traffic on a one O one northbound just after Atherton avenue
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"We're learning more about what led up to a shooting that left a dog dead in Centreville. Police say it started with a fight between two men at an apartment complex yesterday morning. It appears that it was an attack from one person to another dog. Lieutenant dance petal of fairfax county police says the two men both had dogs with them inside that complex on Conner drive, but there was no sign that the dogs were being aggressive towards each other. He says this was an argument between the two dog owners. Where one of the men ended up pulling out a gun from his waistband and discharged several rounds, aiming for the dog and shot the dog. He says then the shooter followed the owner, holding his bleeding dog outside to the courtyard, where there's a playground and shot the dog again. He says it's lucky that no one else got hurt, the acute shooter was found in an apartment inside the complex and was arrested. Shane is still in WTO P news. And police have now identified the alleged shooter as Roman gorelov, he's been charged with animal cruelty and discharging a firearm within a thousand feet of a school. Disgraced theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes is casting herself as a Silicon Valley scapegoat who overcame an abusive relationship to become a loving mother in an effort to avoid a lengthy prison sentence for duping investors in her failed blood testing company. Holmes lawyers say sending her to prison is unnecessary, but if she is sent there, her penalty should be limited to a year and a half. That's just a fraction of the maximum 20 year prison sentence the 38 year old is facing after being convicted on four counts of investor fraud and conspiracy earlier this year. She's set to be sentenced on Friday. It's ten 55. Money news of 25 and 55, here's Jeff clay ball. Thanksgiving is expensive for a domestic air travel
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"On the preliminary diagnosis provided by our outside payroll system consultants, Alvarez and Marcel, the problems are bigger and more complex than initially thought. For months, teachers and staff have complained about payroll irregularities. Worse, a system allowing personnel to report issues with their pay often went unanswered. Doctor Matt Wayne says he has declared a payroll state of emergency establishing the command center. The command center will focus on clearing the backlog of issues and institute long-term fixes, asked why it has taken ten months to create such a plan, Wayne said he'd only been on the job four months and immediately set forth steps, including creation of a call center to improve response. He said only when the outside consultants delivered their report that he learned the problems were so extensive. In San Francisco, Jeffrey chau, case CBS. A federal judge today granted a three week delay in the sentencing of sunny balwani, the former lover and accomplice of disgraced theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes, the postponement will give probation officers more time to recommend punishment for the engineering scam tied to the theranos blood testing technology. 57 year old balwani now scheduled to be sentenced December 7th for his conviction on 12 counts of fraud and conspiracy against theranos investors and patients 38 year old Holmes scheduled to be sentenced on November 18th on four counts of investor fraud and conspiracy, both face up to 20 years in prison. Tomorrow's rain storm not expected to have that much of an impact on voter turnout since 85% of ballots could be in by the time the polls even opened with so many people voting by mail. Couple of big local races, voters are picking a new mayor in Oakland and San Jose, San Francisco's DA running for the job she was appointed to by the mayor, but San Jose state political science professor emeritus Larry gersten says you have to look beyond the Bay Area for the races that may really pack a lingering punch. We don't have big issues here in Northern California. We've got, of course, replacing Jackie spear. That's of interest, but it's going to be a Democrat or Democrat. But go south and go into the inland empire and you've got as many as ten races which should go one way or the other. Democrats thought they had most of them sewed up. But with this late Republican surge, a number of those will be nail biters and depending upon how many the Democrats hold on to will tell us a lot about what happens in the nation because there are more of those close races here proportionally than anyplace else. Stay tuned to kcbs for results and analysis our political reporter Doug sovereign will be in-house corralling all the election night returns. Still, the come on kcbs. I'm Keith manconi, a storied south bay restaurant prepares for its final weeks and operation. It's too bad. It's too bad. Yeah, it's a great restaurant. One O 8 at kcbs were headed to a renda Victor spotted a crash. Yeah, and already causing quite a bit of a slowdown. This is in the eastbound direction on highway 24 now it's being reported just out there fish ranch road. It looks like it may be closer to just slightly past a wilder road and it was just the left lane in just about 30 seconds ago. CHP is now reporting that all lanes are blocked so expect to lays in that direction. We'll keep you up to date on our Twitter at KCB SAM FM traffic. Also all lanes of highway 84 westbound headed to the Dunbar and bridge as you leave Newark are still closed still no estimate of time when lanes will open there. Traffic is being diverted off at Thor and avenue eastbound lanes of highway 84 between east Palo Alto and Newark Fremont. That is clearing out the speed limit over the Dunbar and bridge. And also to have Stockton avenue closed in San Jose on city street Stockton avenue at Taylor street right by the Salvation army the San Jose is on scene along with a bomb squad they are investigating a suspicious package. No estimated time on the streets will open there. If you can just avoid the area for a while, I see a lot of heavy traffic in that area. That's at the Salvation army thrift store on Taylor street and Stockton avenue. Your next traffic update at one 18 on the traffic leader in kcv. Could be a stray shower this afternoon also some thunderstorms and small hail. We're looking at temps in the 50s and lower 60s, winds should pick up later today, more showers and possible
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Elizabeth Holmes' ex-lover, business partner faces own trial
"The ex boyfriend of former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes goes on trial Wednesday sunny bell while he faces charges that he was homes accomplice in the Silicon Valley scam involving a blood testing technology that flopped the fifty seven year old denies the charges home to thirty eight was found guilty of investor fraud and conspiracy in January she's free on half a million dollars bail while awaiting sentencing that is stirred speculation that she might agree to testify against bel Wanty if prosecutors agreed to recommend leniency for homes in exchange for her cooperation I'm Julie Walker
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"Eat your bottom line like you think it would If you do it right it is a morale boost and that more than compensates Back at the Shell station in D.C. Fred Alphonso a grad student in psychology has just filled up her tank 37 11 More than I'm used to But she considers herself lucky The psychology clinic where she's working only requires her to be in person one day a week Other days she can do telehealth I'm just trying to do my best to not have to drive as much So it's definitely made an impact but I'm trying to keep positive Hopeful words from a psychologist in these trying times Andrea Shu and PR news The modern day Icarus tale of theranos has been widely chronicled Elizabeth Holmes promised new technology could diagnose hundreds of diseases from a drop or two of blood The reality the tech did not work Now Hulu has a new miniseries creatively portraying what happened at Thanos called the dropout It stars Amanda Seyfried as theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes who this year was found guilty of fraud And naveen Andrews as Sonny balwani Holmes former boyfriend and deputy His trial just started There's no one there I thought I heard somebody I'm a secret It's just at work I told my parents about you I like being a secret Really Just don't keep secrets from me Andrew spoke to us about the dropout and the imagination and interpretation involved in depicting balwani as a dramatic character I started by asking Andrews what he thought was distinctive about their portrayal I think what distinguishes our story is the fact that I feel the idea was was a good idea At the outset their intentions I think were good And I guess we get to see what happens when they move into uncharted territory When money wealth power become involved and what that does to them as human beings The reason interesting point your interpretation is that they believed in the mission of what they were doing what kinds of assumptions what kinds of decisions did you and Amanda Seyfried reach in order to figure out how to play their relationship and what they did at that company We had to make a decision fairly early on from our first day of filming together About the depth and the intensity of their relationship What was it that actually bound them together And we were the strange situation where events were happening to the characters we were playing in real time As regards the trial And you know you'd be like shooting a scene and then running over to find out what had happened in the trial which is a unique and very odd position to be in but it worked to our advantage In that text were released between the pair that Liz merriweather incorporated into the text Elizabeth merriweather she's the showrunner for the dropout And I think we breathed a collective cyber relief when we realized that we might have been in the right ballpark in terms of those decisions that we made This is a gamble when you're doing that During the trial the actual trial the real-life Elizabeth Holmes alleged that sunny balwani had been abusive to her which he has publicly denied How did the show deal with those allegations I think we accepted that Sonny would have his day in court And those allegations would be addressed If at all by sunny himself but I think anyone who's seen the show will be aware that there's a certain well if your relationship is imbalanced the drawer is open for all sorts of toxic behaviors that can be practiced by one partner on another and these things can switch You know it's a kind of dance that these people do And I think you can see that in the show absolutely Elizabeth Holmes graced the covers of many magazines There's so much information out there about her much less about balwani What did you know about him And how did you use that to build a performance of a textured character Well the one thing I could empathize with personally was the fact that he was born in the Sindh province of what is now Pakistan To be born a Hindu in a country that suddenly regards you as other than And the sense of displacement having to move To India a sense of rootlessness a questioning of one's identity I felt I could get into that Did you feel that similar sense of displacement was that something that spoke to something in you Yes absolutely I mean obviously I was born in Europe I was born in London So the way I think is is European And he was born in the subcontinent and I know from my family in India that way of thinking and being is completely different So there had to be a shift But I felt that there was a deep insecurity behind what he presented publicly And both of them were quite presentational You've described him in some ways as a lady Macbeth figure Yes Why does he evoke that Because it seemed to me that he was desperately in love with her Even and it became there was a romantic aspect of the story It was how far will you go For the person that you love you know what are you prepared to do And it seemed to me that he kind of went all the way The stakes were very high And just in his support of her it's almost unwavering unquestioning There was very little room for doubt or even self doubt I think maybe that came at the end How invested are you in the story of sunny balwani Are you going to how closely are you going to be following his trial that's coming up and coming weeks Well both Amanda and I felt rightly or wrongly that we become emotionally invested In these people I can't pretend that I'm not going to be watching this trial avidly And that comes from having to inhabit these characters No other reason But just because of having to sort of dwell in that universe of it's so restrictive and tight and like you can't breathe it stifling So just to have that break after you've finished filming and you can think about those broader questions You think to yourself how credulous are people That's what this seems to be about fake it till you make it I think it's more than that It's like how credulous we are as human beings Naveen Andrews is the costar of the Hulu series that dropout Veen Andrews thanks so much for your time Thank you for having me We reached out to Sonny Baldwin's attorney for comment on the dropout He did not respond Fort Worth based chef Scotty Scott makes his hush puppies big with pimento cheese inside That's his take on new school soul food Tomorrow on weekend edition with.
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"Revolutionary way to perform blood tests now former theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes has been found guilty of fraud and conspiracy Legal analyst Michelle Hagan It's a wake-up call I'm sure every CEO in Silicon Valley is now looking to see What do they have in writing What's on their website What are the representations that they make What are the representations they make to investors to the VC crowd The southeast and mid Atlantic have been hit with a lot of snow New Jersey governor Phil Murphy has declared a state of emergency Really the most significant south Jersey snow event in almost exactly four years literally a couple of weeks before I put my hand on the Bible Lake was a four years ago CBS News brief I'm Jennifer Kuiper A Tuesday morning January 4th 2022 Welcome to WTP glad you're with us at four 48 Traffic and whether all the apes and what it breaks through the overnight early morning hours guaranteed good morning to rich hunter and the WTO traffic center All right new issues going to be on the beltway and Alexandria on the inner loop at the exit to telegraph that's exit one 76 of this would be in the local lanes There is a crash apparently involving an overturned car along the right side can not clearly tell if any lanes are close other than the beginning of the rant to telegraph road so please be careful on the ballet and alexandrian we've heard reports of conditions not being ideal as well for folks who are traveling toward the Woodrow wools and you'll see the overhead signs warning you to take the American legion bridge instead of the Woodrow woolton bridge So just keep that in mind that that is a situation to have seen a bunch of snow plows going towards the scene of that crash on the beltway there and Alexandria so keep that in mind as well Again no change on 95 as of late traffic is still stopped in both directions still waiting on word When they will reopen the roadway for now no change on 95 route one has been closed for a good long time between Russell road and a Joplin road as a result of icing conditions and also downed wires across the roadway U.S. 17 and Stafford county was closed north of hartwood road That as a result of a crash involving multiple tractor trailers so again conditions are not ideal if you can stay off the road that would be your best bet this morning Rich hundred WTF.
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"Ten 51 now it's 9 minutes before 11 o'clock What a day it's been New York's attorney general has issued subpoenas to former president Trump and his two oldest children in connection with an ongoing civil investigation into the family's business practices Attorney general letitia James is seeking testimony and documents from Trump Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump She says this is in connection with an investigation into the valuation of properties owned or controlled by Trump and his company the Trump organization Former theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes has been convicted on four counts of wire fraud and conspiracy ending a lengthy trial that had captivated the country and Silicon Valley in particular The jury found her not guilty of four other felony charges on the three remaining charges the jury deadlocked Holmes was a once celebrated entrepreneur She was accused of duping investors and patients for hundreds of millions of dollars about a flawed blood testing technology that she hailed as a medical breakthrough She could be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison on each of the four counts The jury's decision confirms what multiple media investigations documentaries and podcasts have been reporting over the past 6 years that Holmes knowingly misled investors into thinking her blood testing technology actually worked NASA is explaining what caused a loud boom that shook the ground in Pittsburgh The blast was from a meteor as it broke apart on New Year's Day NASA data estimates the energy released was equivalent to 30 tons of TNT The speed of the meteor was about 45,000 mph with the size about a yard in diameter and a mass close to half a ton the experts say if the weather wasn't cloudy in Pittsburgh on New Year's Day the boom would have been visible in the daytime sky with about 100 times the brightness of the full moon People around the south hills area of Pittsburgh reported hearing a loud noise and feeling their home shaking and rattling I'm Ed Donahue A new year has.
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"D.C. department of public works the good news is that there's plenty of salt and brine on hand We're focusing right now on the main thoroughfares to ensure that we make them passable and then we'll work our way into the residentials In the district Kate Ryan WTO being news New tonight former theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes has been convicted on four counts of wire fraud and conspiracy ending a lengthy trial that had captivated Silicon Valley The jury found her not guilty of four other felony charges on the three remaining charges the jury deadlocked Holmes was a once celebrated entrepreneur accused of duping investors and patients about a flawed blood testing technology that she had hailed as a medical breakthrough She now faces up to 20 years in prison on each count The decision confirms what multiple media investigations documentaries and podcasts have reported over the past 6 years that Holmes knowingly misled investors into thinking her blood testing technology worked NASA is explaining what caused a loud boom that shook the ground in Pittsburgh The blast was from a meteor as it broke apart on New Year's Day NASA data estimates the energy released was equivalent to 30 tons of TNT The speed of the meteor was about 45,000 mph with the size about a yard in diameter and a mass close to half a ton the experts say if the weather wasn't cloudy in Pittsburgh on New Year's Day the boom would have been visible in the daytime sky with about 100 times the brightness of the full moon People around the south hills area of Pittsburgh reported hearing a loud noise and feeling their home shaking and rattling I'm Ed Donahue A new year brings a new month of entertainment time now for your January entertainment guide.
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"theranos ceo elizabeth holmes" Discussed on WTOP
"Jury finding former theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes guilty a fraud and conspiracy a CBS News special report a straight ahead in just a few minutes WTA news time 7 31 The winter storm that dropped over 15 inches of snow and huntingtown Maryland and more than 13 in Waldorf leaving something else on its wake and that is the bitter cold That means a hard freeze tonight at treacherous morning tomorrow Let's go live now to storm team four meteorologists Matt Ritter for the very latest Yeah Dell that's the scenario Even though the snow is well over now and the blowing and drifting scenario has stopped with the demise of the winds the less wind is one reason why it is cooling off so quickly overnight lows of the mid teens to low 20s you can bet that's a hard freeze All that heavy wet compacted slushy snow we got today is just going to stay frozen solid for the rest of the night Any surfaces untreated or unplowed is going to be extreme with treacherous tonight and tomorrow morning We'll thaw out a little bit then we'll have another refreeze tomorrow night and there's a now looking like an increasing chance for some more wintry weather before the end of the work week We'll be talking all about that coming up in a few more minutes Matt thank you The snowstorm is caused used problems on the roads as we've been telling you literally all day all morning All evening some people have been stuck for hours Intrepid Kyle Cooper's checking out one of the biggest problems in the region he joins us live now from route 7 in maclean Okay do we have Kyle We do not have Kyle at this moment However we do have an update now on school closures for tomorrow In Northern Virginia public schools in fairfax loudon Arlington Prince William culpeper spotsylvania and Stafford counties will be closed Those school systems also won't have any virtual learning It's the same for the cities of false church Fredericksburg manassas and manassas park school buildings are closed tomorrow There will be no online instruction In the city of Alexandria public schools buildings will be closed but there will be virtual learning And we're also hearing that the fuck your county public school system will be closed tomorrow with no in person or virtual learning Wednesday will now be a teacher workday with no instruction whatsoever for the students Students are now set to return to schools and fauquier county on Thursday In Maryland we're learning that the anaerobic county public school system this just coming in and offices will be closed tomorrow in prince George's county Charles Calvert and saint Mary's county also closing no virtual learning for any of those school systems when severe weather strikes check WTO P dot com for an updated list of closings and delays WTP at 7 34 CBS News special report a jury has found former theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes guilty on four of 11 counts including fraud and conspiracy They found her not guilty on four other counts and were deadlocked on three other charges CBS and Steve federman with more At the start Elizabeth Holmes was viewed as a rockstar entrepreneur She told anyone who would listen that her pioneering technique that she hailed as a medical breakthrough would transform blood testing technology Her company had hundreds of millions of.
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"theranos ceo elizabeth holmes" Discussed on WTOP
"Found themselves grounded What's amazing is this is affecting all airlines many airports It's a mess on a mess on a mess Flight where says airlines have delayed or canceled more than 9000 flights today Mixed reaction over an FDA authorized Pfizer booster shot for 12 to 15 year olds This is something that we've been waiting for So it's definitely a big relief to us I don't want to put something in there CBS is Wendy Gillette In New York City where new cases jump 218% in just two weeks children headed back to school They had a couple kids in there that was tested positive So we don't see new mayor Eric Adams greeted students in The Bronx and vowed not to return to virtual learning We stay in open Former president Donald Trump his daughter Ivanka and son Donald junior have been subpoenaed by New York's attorney general in an ongoing civil investigation into the family's business practices Loyola law school professor Laurie Levinson attorney general laetitia James has made it clear that she's going to continue to pursue the Trump family and their business to see if they were inflating the valuation of their properties for certain purposes Mister Trump has sued to try to end the probe On the 7th day of deliberations the jury weighing fraud charges against former theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes says it's deadlocked on three of the 11 felony counts against her Those charge her with duping investors and patients about a blood testing technology that she hailed as a medical breakthrough The judge says the jury could issue a verdict on 8 of the 11 counts Prosecutors said Holmes swindled investors by convincing them that her company's machines could run a range of tests with a few drops of blood from a finger prick On Wall Street today more record highs for the S&P 500 and the Dow the Dow closed up 247 points NASDAQ 188 up and the S&P 500 up 30 Now this American Queen voyages unites the North American continent from sea to shining sea with river lakes and ocean expedition cruises visit AQ voyages dot com for details 7 O three on a snowy and treacherous Monday January 3rd 2022 30°.
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"National news where Nancy alliance is standing by hey there Nas Thanks Tim The jury weighing fraud charges against former theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes is unable to reach a unanimous verdict on three of the 11 criminal counts that she faces Jurors inform the judge today and a special note Bloomberg legal reporter malathi niac has been following the three month trial and speculates on what's next It could be that the judge will move forward and call for a mistrial on the three counts where the jury is currently struggling It's also possible that they go back and do figure out some way to reach a consensus on So we'll have to see how things pan out Melody and IX says jurors have been considering the case for 7 days Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer is issuing an ultimatum over voting rights Bloomberg's Nathan Hager has more from Washington In a letter to fellow Democrats Schumer says the Senate will vote to change its rules by January 17th the Martin Luther King holiday if Republicans continue to block voting rights legislation Schumer says last year's January 6th attack at the capitol underscores the risks to democracy if states put more restraints on the ballot box A change to the filibuster rule would require buy in from all 50 Senate Democrats moderates Joe Manchin and kyrsten sinema have voiced reluctance if not opposition to changing the filibuster In Washington I'm Nathan Hager Bloomberg radio NASA's new space telescope is doing well more than a week after liftoff following a pair of problems that were overcome by ground controllers officials said today the huge sun shield on the James Webb space telescope.
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"Yield 1.52% Straight ahead local headlines and a check of sports This is Bloomberg 6 33 on Wall Street rain and 43° in Central Park they paired the crash in the outbound Lincoln tun now we got two crashes on FDR drive to tails coming up in traffic first Michael Barr with more on what's going on in New York at around the world Good morning Michael Good morning Nathan the rise in COVID cases is already taking a heavy toll on first responders in New York City paramedics are calling out sick at levels not seen since the start of the pandemic long lines and shortages for COVID tests continue in New York City New York State governor Kathy uncle during her pandemic news briefings as she supports a test to stay program designed to safely keep children and staff in school even after they are exposed to someone with COVID-19 We want to institute fully a test to stay program and what that does is it makes sure that you have the test to be able to send home with the children put them in the backpack if someone tests positive in their class Let the parents test them the next morning and send them back if it's negative Test them again in a few days will make sure everyone has those protocols Governor huckel says the state is preparing for a January surge in COVID-19 cases A surge in coronavirus cases in New York has forced the postponement of another signature event the Westminster kennel club's annual dog show the show announced it has postponed its annual event that was set for late January at Madison Square Garden The show said it would be held later in 2022 The show was moved to June last year and held outdoors in suburban Terry town The jury weighing fraud charges against former theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes left court without reaching a verdict after 6 days of deliberations It won't resume discussions until after the upcoming new year's holiday weekend Holmes is charged with the love and felony counts accusing her of misleading investors and patients about the effectiveness of theranos blood testing technology The leader of Hong Kong's government says the arrests of a handful of people connected with one of the city's last remaining pro democracy news signed yesterday were about sedition not journalism Police raided the offices and froze the assets of stand news Today Hong Kong administrator Carrie lam said stand news tried to undermine national security This actions are law enforcement actions These actions have nothing to do with so called suppression of press freedom U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken called on lamb to release the journalists Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists more than a 120 countries I'm Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg Nathan Thanks Michael 5 35 on Wall Street Scott Steinberg has the Bloomberg sports update Good morning Nathan.
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"Shorter virus isolation times Research suggests the amaron variant may cause milder illness instead of ten days The CDC is cutting the isolation period to 5 and another 5 days of wearing a mask It's something airlines requested after COVID related staff shortages forced thousands of cancellations throughout the holiday and are continuing now also doctor Anthony Fauci says the U.S. should seriously consider a vaccine mandate for domestic travel Meanwhile the country is averaging 237,000 new cases a day That's according to Johns Hopkins with the majority of the variant prompting long lines around the country for testing I'm Julie Walker The governor of New York Cathy hok says the goal after the new year in New York City and elsewhere in the state is to keep schools open And directed our Department of Homeland Security and emerging services to provide 2 million tests 2 million tests in New York City to allow children to stay in school Police say a shooter killed four people and injured an officer after opening fire in several locations around Denver Police say the suspect also died after exchanging gunfire with officers Authorities say the officers in stable condition after being taken to a hospital with a gunshot wound a man convicted of killing four people at a North Dakota business has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole The jury weighing fraud charges against former theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes faced a 5th day of deliberations Holmes is facing 11 criminal charges alleging she duped investors and patients by hailing her company's blood testing technology as a medical breakthrough when in fact it was prone to wild errors This is a P news A health clinic in California founded four decades ago to screen refugees from Southeast Asia It's now part of the U.S. effort to resettle tens of thousands of people from Afghanistan Muhammad atai got out of Kabul this summer with his wife and their ten year old daughter He says the Taliban was about to come into the city and he was worried about his safety They went to the TB and refugee clinic at Santa Clara valley medical center in San Jose They have been greeted by medical interpreter Johannes off Shar I.
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Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes charged with criminal fraud
"That were intended to help ease the dispute over china's trade surplus and china's technology policy federal prosecutors have indicted elizabeth homes on criminal fraud charges for allegedly defrauding investors doctors and patients says the head of the once heralded blood testing startup theranos homes enter chief operating officer ramesh bowl wani are charged with two counts conspiracy to commit wire fraud and nine counts of wire fraud that's according to the us attorney's office for the northern district of california we check your money at twenty and fifty past the hour on komo news kellogg's is recalling honey smacks cereal voluntarily doodo a possible link to a multi state salmonella outbreak mark mayfield would details the cdc since the puffed wheat cereal is a likely source of the upper is seventy three people in thirty one states twenty four people have been hospitalized but so far there have been no deaths the fda's inspecting a facility that manufacturers honey smacks customers are being told.