well, elizabeth holmes is a startup| elizabeth holmes is a startup superstar, orat elizabeth holmes is a startup superstar, or at least she was. her company theranos was once valued at more than $9 billion — but it came unstuck pretty quickly following a series of investigative articles by the wall streetjournal newspaper. the wall street journal newspaper. now the wall streetjournal newspaper. now back injanuary of this year, elizabeth holmes was convicted on four separate accounts, three of investor fraud and one of conspiracy. and she hasjust been sentenced to more than 11 years in jail — that is less than prosecutors in this case had called for, they wanted to see her go to jail for 15 years or more. but it is considerably more than her defence team had asked for, they asked for 18 months of home confinement. no elizabeth holmes gave evidence to the sentencing hearing today, saying she was sorry for what had happened, that theranos was her life's work, or had been, and she said she was devastated by her failure, or had been, and she said she was devastated by herfailure, and or

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elizabeth holmes interesting given the backdrop you know, we have had trevor milton nikola. we have had sam bankman freed who could be facing similar messages what message does this give to founders who want to go the route of trying to fool investors? >> not a good one, something particularly health related. i know i'm going to get @'d, but i think she got a lighter sentence because she's a woman. >> pregnant with her second child and they submitted family photos to the court before sentencing there's a case to be made, should the kids get punished always a question for females. >> yeah. not that it shouldn't be for males. so that's good for women, i guess, lighter sentences other than that, i don't know. >> the message here is that no matter how smart, quote unquote, the investor is, you got to do your own due diligence we've seen this with theranos. think of the board george shultz wasn't the only one. tim draper was an early investor then we have ftx and think of the long line of "smart" investors in that as well. >> if one smart investor did their work, seemingly anothe

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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 great idea comes along and changes everything. holmes has become a household name. documentaries, podcasts, even a hulu series have been made about her and the culture of faking it until you make it in silicon valley. perhaps now executives will be more careful when hyping up their products. james clayton, bbc news, silicon valley. talks at the un climate summit in egypt hang in the balance after delegates were given an extra day to negotiate on funds for poorer countries being ravaged by the climate crisis. the maldives — which is among those countries most affected by global warming — said the meeting was very close to a deal. however, a european union plan for a special fund for the most vulnerable nations hasn't got the backing of china and the us,

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 great idea comes along and changes everything. holmes has become a household name. documentaries, podcasts, even a hulu series have been made about her and the culture of faking it until you make it in silicon valley. perhaps now executives will be more careful when hyping up their products. james clayton, bbc news, silicon valley. donald trump has angrily condemned the appointment of an independent lawyer to investigate cases against him as appalling, corrupt and highly political. the us attorney general has appointed a former war crimes prosecutor as special counsel to handle investigations into the former us president. jack smith will rule on whether criminal charges should be filed against the former president relating to the removal of top— secret d

ed: the prosecution is seeking 15 years of imprisonment for elizabeth holmes. her defense team want the opposite. they are pushing for house arrest essentially up to a maximum of 18 months. really, what the sentence will come down to is the judge's interpretation of the harm done to investors. independent third parties have said that investors lost around 550 million dollars based on the wire and fraud charges that elizabeth holmes was found guilty on. they are weighing a number of factors. elizabeth holmes's side, she is the mother of a toddler and currently pregnant with her second child. typically judges would not take that into account by a number of people have written to the judge on her behalf to make the point there is an incident -- innocent party here. historically, judges have not taken that into account in a case like this. kriti: what is the timeline for when we hear about the sentence? ed: it is a sales pace of the proceedings right now but i believe we will get a decision within the next hour or so. kriti: we think u.s. always. let's get a quick

. >>> tonight, elizabeth holmes sentenced to more than 11 years in prison. sent to prison for fraud, pregnant with her second child. what she said in that court before the judge today. rebecca jarvis reporting. >>> tonight, the chaos at twitter after elon musk reportedly fired half the work force and then gave an ultimatum to the remaining workers. tonight, the mass exodus. and reports that elon musk today were searching for peopleho w know how to code to report to the tenth floor of twitter. .>> imanfcrashi.rs o gund the paengers surviving and what we've learned. >>> also just in, images of kim jong-un believed to be for the first time with his daughter after that new missile test. the missile capable of reaching the u.s. mainland. also we have news tonight on rsv, the virus affecting children, and on the flu in this country. and at the end tonight, robin roberts with elton john and what he has planned this weekend here in the u.s. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. the historic snowstorm in buf

elizabeth holmes was seen sprinting outside of a side door. she does not appear in prison until april 27 of next year. >> let me ask you about that. because she's pregnant, does that play into when she may turn herself in? >> it certainly could. we do know that april 27 is likely to be prolonged given the fact that her defense team will be filing appeals to her conviction and that process we are told could take as long as two years from now. her pregnancy could interfere with this timeline. >> thank you. >> now the latest in the ongoing drama surrounding twitter and its new ceo, elon musk. there have been mass resignations and elon musk called remaining workers back to the office today and sources say that he is demanding that all coders show up today. the latest developments review -- recent -- the latest developments surrounding this social media company. >> "anyone who actually writes software should report to the company's headquarters at 2 p.m. this afternoon." as many as 1200 employees have resigned. >> all remaining coat -- all remainin

. >>> now to elizabeth holmes, once the pride of silicon valley. now she's facing down 11 years in prison for defrauding investors. anne makovec joins us with more from her message the sentence is sending to other start-ups in the future. >> 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 co

at elizabeth holmes the human being. this will all fall to judge edward an obama appointee seven years on the bench since 20112 and it's really been -- he's held his close to the vest so we'll be interested to see what he has to say whether he sends her to prison or sends her directly to prison following the sentencing today or lets her remain free on bond pending appeal, and that appeal, guys, is a certainty >> we know you're going to be tracking it all. scott, thank you very much don't forget to follow and subscribe to our podcast, listen anytime, anywhere, where wherever you download podcasts tech check is back in a moment this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers everything that's important to you. this is what it's like to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. making sure you have the right balance of risk and reward. and helping you plan for future generations. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. at humana we believe

elizabeth holmes will do serious jail time for the fraud scam. just a dramatic afternoon at the federal courthouse . elizabeth holmes stood up in front of the judge moments before he imposed the punishment, red faced and teary eyed, she told the court she has the pain for what people went through because "i failed them. to each of them, i am so sorry i gave everything i had to say the country company. the wall street journal reporter . >> she did not acknowledge any wrongdoing. she did not apologize to patients or investors. the way she friended is that she felt as an entrepreneur but that is not the same as acknowledging wrongdoing and acknowledging that you committed fraud . >> reporter: she was convicted last january on three counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud for misleading investors. >> the judge also made clear that deterrence played a big role in the rationale. >> reporter: she did not go immediately into custody and will have until april 27th to turn herself in and begin serving her 11-year sentence. kpix 5 . >>> wha

theranos boss elizabeth holmes is sentenced to more than 11 years for medical diagnosis fraud. qatar bans the sale of alcohol in world cup stadiums just two days from kickoff. twitter closes its offices to staff until monday — the white house expresses concerns about user data. and, "gross sabotage": the verdict of the swedish prosecutors investigating the series of blasts that damaged the nord stream pipelines in september. talks at the un climate summit in egypt hang in the balance after delegates were given an extra day to negotiate on funds for poorer countries being ravaged by the climate crisis. maldives, which is among those most affected by global warming, said the meeting was very close to a deal. however, a european union plan for a special fund for the most vulnerable nations hasn't got the backing of china and the us, who would be expected to contribute. our climate editorjustin rowlatt is in sharm el—sheikh. tropical storms in the caribbean. drought in kenya. floods in pakistan. the science says these weather events are being made more severe by climate change.

. >>> tonight, elizabeth holmes sentenced to more than 11 years in prison. thor the theranos founder pregnant with her second child and what she said in court today. >>> the chaos at twitter after elon musk reportedly fired half the workforce and then give an ultimatum to the remaining workers. tonight, the mass exodus and reports that elon musk today was searching for people who knew how to code to report to the tenth floor of twitter. >>> breaking at this hour the images coming from an airport security camera of a passenger plane crashing. firefighters on the ground killed, the passengers surviving and what we've learned. >>> also just in tonight, images of kim jong-un believed to be for the first time with his daughter after new missile test, missile capable of reaching the u.s. mainland. we have news tonight on rsv, the virus affecting children and the flu in this country and robin roberts with elton john and what he has planned this weekend here in the u.s. ♪ ♪ >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight with david

. >>> also, she was the youngest billionaire in the heart of silicon valley, and now elizabeth holmes just hours away from a possible prison sentence. tonight hundreds of people and even a u.s. senator are pleading with a judge to go easy on her. >>> we'll get to those stories, but first, we're only a week out from thanksgiving meaning a lot of families are preparing to get together. but for a lot of people, this time of year is extremely hard. maybe especially so now. the covid-19 pandemic has left millions of children across the world without a parent or care giver. andrea nakano is here with more on how bay area families who have lost loved ones are coping this time of year. andrea? >> reporter: sarah, i spoke with one mother tonight, and she says the holidays are the worst. she lost her partner and father of her son in 2014, and she says life hasn't been the same sense. >> every holiday, every father's day, his dad's birthday. his birthday, you know? the dad will never be there again. >> reporter: for the last eight years, lori valdez has dealt with the pain of losing a loved one.

and elizabeth holmes will learn her punishment today. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "wall street journal" reports the convicted founder of failed blood testing startup theranos will be sentenced today. prosecutors are asking a federal judge in california to sentence elizabeth holmes to 15 years in prison and to pay more than $800 million in restitution. her lawyers are seeking an 18-month sentence of home confinement. she was convicted of defrauding investors of millions with false claims about her blood-testing company. >>> "the new york times" says the gunman accused of killing ten people in a racially motivated attack at a buffalo supermarket is expected to plead guilty to all state charges. that according to victims' relatives. 19-year-old payton gendron is scheduled to appear in court monday. almost all of the 13 victims in the shooting attack were black including three people who survived. he still faces federal charges that could carry the death penalty. >>> and "the miami herald" says the family

and elizabeth holmes's tale is cautionary tale of how greed can get the best. if anyone there's a there's a number of people that are of the. >> in that she got pregnant on purpose as a sympathy ploy and it shouldn't be and taken into account at all. >> now homes will not have her baby behind bars because she doesn't have to self surrender until april 27th next year. now what's next? what legal experts tell me is most likely she's going to file an appeal and asked to stay out on bond until that outcome of that appeal will have to wait and see what happens for that. but we did try hear from holmes after she got out of court today, but she went out a back exit in none of the cameras were able to catch or to hear what she would have had to say rushed out of that courtroom because today was not what she wanted for an outcome reporting live here in downtown san jose just in camp kron. >> all right, justin, thank you. let's take a look at how we got to this point in december of 2020, the trial was scheduled to begin but was delayed because of the pandemic in march 20

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if you remember elizabeth holmes actually sent private investigators after him . alex schultz said that he was in fear of his life. he was actually sleeping with a knife under his pillow, afraid that people were going to come and murder him in his sleep, and i think that really resonated with the judge. i think it did a lot to counteract some of the emotional police that elizabeth holmes was making. especially concerning her family and her her baby that she has and that one. that's soon to come as we all know she's up. she's also pregnant here, greg, a years long target that is still going evan sernoffsky live in san jose for us, evan. thank you. a chinese american man from an iac is finally getting an apology. decades after being a victim of discrimination. any ox mayor presented the apology to 98 year old alfred chan. today chan was refused service at an eniac restaurant 80 years ago because of his race. the mayor says the discrimination happened at a difficult time in antioch's history. specifically. ah expel that early chinese immigrants from our from our city

senator are pleading with a judge to go easy on elizabeth holmes. the possible prison sentence is a few hours away. >>> plus an employee lockout at twitter. why elon musk's hard core demand may have backfired. >>> as we look at the roadways, especially if you are headed to the airport, so far so good, we'll check travel times, coming right up. >>> and it is the holidays. we have your wecht forecast just in time for any travel needs you have. more on that, coming up. >> it is very addicting. >>> >>> and we first brought you this story on our morning mix. pickleball, becoming america's fastest growing sport. it turns out there is now a pickleball craze here in the bay area. >>> we begin this morning with a check on our weather as the bay area kicks off travel season. we are going to get to first alert meteorologist jessica. a lot having, for the holidays. >> exactly. the embarcadero lighting is happening tonight. let's head into this forecast this morning. current temperatures right now, close to freezing but not like the past couple of days where we

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

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 a team of reporters school be inside when it happens. back to you. >> thank you very much. we'll 804, is the time. and it looks like twitter has another employee exodus on their hands. elon musk gave workers. >> and ultimatums decide by 02:00pm yesterday if they want to commit to a work environment or resign with severance pay. and it looks like a lot of them maybe even up to 75% cited to say no, we'll go. so that would leave the company signific

elizabeth holmes sentenced to more than 11 years in prison. we'll stay on top of this story. >>> there's another story we're following right now. as you know, our top story in "the situation room," the attorney general of the united states, merrick garland's decision to appoint a special counsel to oversee two investigations, criminal investigations into the former president donald trump. let's talk about that and more with democratic congresswoman jackie speier of california, a member of the intelligence oversight and armed services committees. she's a busy lady, indeed. thank you so much for joining us. we have a lot to discuss. do you believe it was the right decision by the attorney general to go ahead and appoint a special counsel? >> absolutely. merrick garland is known for being squeaky clean, eagle scout, former judge, of course, and i think he did what he had to do. he sought and received a search warrant of donald trump's mar-a-lago home relative to the documents he took that were classified and top secret. so having a special counse

elizabeth holmes just inside. you can see this is the media rushing to get a shot of her coming out of the building. she, as you mentioned, was sent to a lab sentenced to 11 years and 3 months in federal prison. she won't have to start that sentence immediately will begin just a surrender to authorities by april. so she is a coming of the courtroom now. we can take some video of her going into court from earlier she was facing up for federal charges, 3 counts of wire fraud. one count of conspiracy. she could have gotten up to 20 years in federal prison. prosecutors were asking for 15 years and imprisoned. her defense team wanted no prison time. but the judge late this afternoon after holmes made a rather passionate a statement to the court decided that she would get 11 and a half years. now there's still the question restitution to some of their own us alleged victims and also penalty of up to a million dollars. we're not sure where that stands right now. but we do know elizabeth holmes, i was been under, you know

elizabeth holmes was found guilty of defrauding investors. herfirm, theranos, made her a billionaire with claims that it could identify medical conditions using just a few drops of blood. james clayton reports from san francisco. when elizabeth holmes arrived at court today, she hoped the sentence she'd receive would be lenient. instead, she was given 11 years. she broke down in court after sentencing. a spectacular fall from grace for the former billionaire. and we'd like to see a world in which every person gets access to this type of basic testing. elizabeth holmes had an idea that turned her into a billionaire, that she could create a machine that she called the edison that could detect hundreds of diseases with just a few drops of blood. the pitch convinced some very important people. media tycoon rupert murdoch invested. henry kissinger was on the company's board. she was even on the front cover of forbes. she could do no wrong. but inside this building, the theranos lavish headquarters in silicon valley, there was a major problem. the

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 and hard about his decision, taking into account both sides, everything from the 130 letters sent to support homes to h

elizabeth holmes heading to prison for defrauding investors. her last legal hope before she is separated from her children. the news at 6:00 coming up in about ten minutes. let's head over to charlie in sports. >>> 49ers, cardinals. it's the monday night football matchup this weekend or next week and it's in mexico. the game will be played 7,000 feet in the air, 7,200 feet to be exact. meaning the 49ers needed a way to prepare their bodies for the elevation. they practiced in flurries yesterday in colorado. fortunately a lot of snow came down over night. this gifted the 49ers a practice session inside the friendly confines of air force academy's practice facilities in colorado springs. it is a homecoming of sorts for running back christian mccaffrey and head coach kyle shanahan. mccaffrey grew up 30 minutes away from the area while shanahan attended high school in denver. >> i kept calling it denver. the players reminded me this isn't denver, a lot further away. >> i would come back from college and stuff and how hard it would be for me doing t

tonight, the stunning fall of theranos founder elizabeth holmes. once heralded as the future of silicone valley. she is now a symbol of its greed and deceit. a judge sentencing holmes to 135 months for duping investors. here's rebecca vargas. >> reporter: people anticipated elizabeth holmes would get between eight and five years in prison. 11 years was the ultimate sentence. and it came down after she gave an emotional appeal in the courtroom, saying she was sorry and she regretted what happened at theranos. she said she hoped to learn from this experience and be a better person going forward. that did not sway the judge. >> elizabeth, how are you feeling today? >> reporter: tonight, elizabeth holmes, who once promised to change her world with her theranos blood testing technology. >> i believe the individual is the answer to the challenges of health care. >> reporter: 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, sa

and former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes is set to be sentenced today. we'll hear how much 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

reggie: elizabeth holmes will find out her sentence. prosecutors are asking for 15 years in prison and $800 million in restitution. the defense argues that she has been published by public opinion. -- punished by public opinion. kumasi: north korea fired another ballistic missile this one reaching the united states. the biden administration vowed to keep -- take measures to keep the country safe. reggie: speaker pelosi will not speak -- seek a democratic leadership position. she will serve san francisco. lisa: it is a mild start and a warmer finish. the wind will pick up in the hills with near 70 today in santa rosa. jobina: everything is looking clear for your commute as we bring you a live picture from the san mateo bridge where everything is moving at the limit. kumasi: if you are traveling, there will be a lot of people with you. aaa says that 54 million people will hit the roads, traveling by the air and on train tracks. this year it is the third busiest thanksgiving since the year 2000. uc berkeley law school is turning forces wit

>> 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 currently pregnant with her second child. her attorneys must file an appeal within the next 2 weeks. joining us now to weigh in on what's next for the defense attorney paula canny. paula, thanks for being with the the whole thing about her. >> being pregnant, going to prison is raising some eyebrows because it's not something that we think about a lot. when you're talking about a convicted criminal. so tell us how this will play out. so have the child. in prison and then they'll be separated. what happens? >> okay. so that's a great question. one of t

reggie: elizabeth holmes hours away from learning her fate. her friends and loved ones pleading for a light sentence. prosecutors asking for 15 years. kumasi: tensions rising in korea as the north launches a missile some say has the potential to reach the u.s. mainland. reggie: welcome to friday, november 18. let's get a check of our forecast. >> we have a wind advisory to the east of us as a trough works its way down from the north to the south to the east of us and that is a perfect set up for an offshore flow. you notice a few clouds but that has not inhibited the cooling throughout the overnight hours. we are chili with 37 walnut creek, 39 in pleasant hill, and milder numbers in the city. novato down to 36. we have aligned to thank for that. 20 miles an hour to the north and east of us. there is also concern for low relative humidity. wind advisory tomorrow throughout delta and fairfield. guests about 60 miles per hour. we are sunny and warming up quicker. by noon we could see 70's to the north bay. we will cool off quickly tonight and ove

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and elizabeth holmes's tale is a cautionary tale of how greed can get the best. if anyone there's a there's a number of people that are of in. >> that she got pregnant on purpose as a sympathy ploy and it shouldn't be and taken into account at all. homes will not have her baby behind bars because she doesn't have to self surrender into april 27th. >> now what comes next? legal experts are saying that most likely see will file an appeal and asked to stay out on bond until the outcome of that appeal happens. we'll have to wait and see what happens. but we also tried to catch homes after court. she went out a back exit and nobody was able to catch or with our cameras. but today was not the outcome that she won. it reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> all right. 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

and elizabeth holmes's tale is a cautionary tale of how greed can get the best. if anyone there's a there's a number of people that are of in. >> that she got pregnant on purpose as a sympathy ploy and it shouldn't be and taken into account at all. homes will not have her baby behind bars because he doesn't have to self surrender into april 27th. >> now what comes next? legal experts are saying that most likely see will file an appeal and asked to stay out on bond until the outcome of that appeal happens. we'll have to wait and see what happens. but we also try to catch homes after court. she went out a back exit in nobody was able to catch or with our cameras. but today was not outcome that she won. it. >> reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news by justin and our coverage on the elizabeth holmes. sentencing continues on air and online scanning the qr code here. we'll take you to our website kron 4 dot com. and once you're on the home page there you'll see. >> a tab called elizabeth holmes trial. that drop down tab will have all the stories on th

you will see a tab called elizabeth holmes trial. that drop down tab will have all of the stories on the trial from when things first started. other news now, nearly 2 months after 6 people were shot on the king's estate school complex in east oakland, police say one of the victims has died. the oakland unified school district says the victim was a carpenter. they say his name is david worked in the school building and grounds department there for 18 years. he passed away yesterday in a statement, district officials say we're devastated by the loss of david and we're heartbroken for his family and community. he will be profoundly missed. 2 students, a counselor, a security officer and 2 other campus employees were injured in that shooting on september. 28th. investigators say the shooting was gang related. no suspects have been identified or arrested. well, we now know the names of the 5 people killed in thursday's head-on collision on highway 4. >> this happened just after midnight, according to chp and contra costa county coroner's

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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 save the company. but that wasn't much of an apology according to the wall street journal reporter

only at target. >>> we're back with the latest on elizabeth holmes. the theranos founder, once the world's youngest female self-made billionaire, is being sentenced after being convicted of fraud earlier this year. we have been tracking the story since the start, back with all the details. >> this story has been a long time coming. this day for investors who lost millions betting on elizabeth holmes, patients who received incorrect information about their health because of faulty theranos blood tests and whistleblowers who risked everything to tell the truth. soon we'll know if elizabeth holmes faces prison time and for how long. this morning, judgment day for former billionaire and convicted felon elizabeth holmes. ten months after she was found guilty on four counts of criminal fraud, the founder of blood testing start-up theranos facing sentencing today in this san jose courthouse. government prosecutors want to see her serve 15 years and pay over $800 million in restitution. but holmes, who is pregnant with her second child, is asking for leniency

former theranos ceo and founder elizabeth holmes. she will be sentence for fraud and conspiracy and she is facing up to 20 years behind bars. >> as kron four's, justin campbell tells us her lawyers are now asking for a much lesser sentence. >> facing 20 years behind bars, elizabeth holmes is now a convicted felon after a jury find her found her guilty of 4 felony counts of investor fraud and conspiracy. but her defense team is painting an entirely different story of who she is. they say that she is an intelligent woman in an expectant mother and they say no public good will come from locking her up behind bars. elizabeth holmes defense team submitted an 82 page document. >> with more than 130 letters saying holmes is a humble woman with much to give to the world. even senator cory booker of new jersey wrote a letter on her behalf. cory booker didn't come to the trial and testifies and good character with defense attorney paula canny says the senator >> cannot get homes out of prison time, but one person's input. >> about elizabeth ho

it was despite more than 130 personal letters in support of homes. -- in support of elizabeth holmes. >> how are you feeling today? reporter: once the face of promise and potential, lives with homes was sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison. not the maximum, but far from the minimum. holmes was convicted on four counts of defrauding investors while running her field but has to start up, theranos. >> the only good thing that happened for miss elizabeth holmes is she left the courtroom not on handcuffs. reporter: witnesses reported seeing her running from court hand-in-hand with her partner. these negative director of the center for applied ethics at santa clara and university says it sends a clear message. you can craft the best pitch for your product, but it better be true. >> she is going to suffer the consequences of many bad decisions. reporter: her sentence includes three years of supervision following her release from prison. restitution is not been decided but prosecutors wanted elizabeth holmes to pay $804 million to cover most of the nearly $1 billion raised from in

kron 4 dot com and that have called elizabeth holmes trial. that will take you right to our stories. we've got extensive coverage on there. in the south bay. a woman in san jose is facing charges in the death of one of her twin daughters. the incident happened back on november. 4th as police responded to the call of an unconscious baby on hurlingham way. kron four's haaziq has the latest. >> it is hard to imagine a more vulnerable victim. the next 7 month-old child. >> this is absolutely an emotional and troubling. >> case. 29 year-old celina war has made her first court appearance here at the santa clara county hall of justice in san jose. she's facing multiple charges stemming from an incident involving her infant twins that happened back on november 4th that are home here on hurling him way. santa clara county deputy da rebecca wise is representing the people versus juarez. >> the defendant was alone in her home with melanie and sorry from noon until on that day, melanie and sorry, we're being fussy and the defendant was frustrated. the evi

i mean, elizabeth holmes, company at one point was valued at $9000000000.00. so reminders of how we got to this point, it not only what she valued her company a thoroughness valued at $9000000000.00. it was all completely built on, basically a fake ari, the machines that there are nos claimed could diagnose multiple types of human diseases. from a simple pin prick and a sample of blood never worked. ah, she at one time hob nob with celebrities and politicians, and billionaires like rupert murdoch, and was treated to foreign in coverage in the media. but then after some dedicated journalists began digging, the whole house of cards came crashing down. the machines had never work. and in fact, some of the tests that were performed actually endangered the health of actual human beings. so it was a colossal fraud on, on many levels, ms. holmes had a preternatural ability to gain the trust of important people, like henry kissinger and the, and george schultz both former secretaries of state of the united states to sit on the company's board of directors. and that ga

. >> now on kpix5, sentencing day for elizabeth holmes. we are there as she learns her fate today in a south bay courtroom. good afternoon, i'm ryan yamamoto. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. more on the holmes sentencing in a moment. the new developments and the federal investigations of former president donald trump. >> within the past hour, u.s. attorney general merrick garland named a special council to oversee the justice department's investigation into the presence of classified documents at the former president's florida estate and they will investigate aspects of a separate probe involving the january 6th insurrection and the efforts to undo the 2020 election. the move comes three days after mr. trump launched his 2024 candidacy. >>> the sentencing of thernos founder elizabeth holmes underway. she is facing up to 20 years for defrauding patients and investors in her failed blood testing start-up. her lawyers are pushing for a lighter sentence of 18 months house arrest partly due to her pregnancy and home life. they submitted more than 10