she said it was elizabeth. i asked her to spell it. she couldn't spell it. i wanted her to know people on the outside are loving and caring. >> reporter: he notices a video on her cell phone. she's singing. he asks to watch it. ♪ you blame me for everything ♪ ♪ i don't understand ♪ >> this is a great video and you're a beautiful singer. >> reporter: daylight arches over a pleasant suburban neighborhood. it's sunday. most residents are still asleep. quietly, riverside county sheriff's deputies pull up to a house. on the outside, a house just like the others. it has been an hour and a half since jordan turpin climbed out the window. >> so they were like, if we walk in, would they still be chained. i was like, if they didn't notice me missing yes, yes. but if they notice me missing, they're gonna try to cover that all up. and they asked me if i wanted to come up, and i was freaking out, i was, like, no, no, no, no. like, honestly, i thought, like, knowing them, what if they killed me right there and there, even if the police were there? >> say i'm doing

. >> moreno: i went to the commissary for the very first time, and that very day, in walks elizabeth taylor and lana turner. i thought i would have a heart attack. >> whitaker: you, little rosita, had arrived. >> moreno: and i really felt like one of them. >> whitaker: but with the hollywood glamour came studio obligations: publicity dates for paparazzi and swank parties where the teenaged starlet found herself fighting off insistent sexual harassment from powerful men. >> moreno: it wrenches my heart, mostly that i didn't know how to handle that kind of thing. >> whitaker: why would you be expected to? i mean that's-- >> moreno: well, it was very common. the casting couch there were a million jokes about that. >> whitaker: but rita moreno knew it was nothing to laugh about. >> moreno: i was raped by my agent when i was-- i was either 16 or 17. i was sitting on the couch next to him and he said, "such a pretty girl," and he put his hand on my cheek. and mounted me. i struggled, but he did it all. >> whitaker: she told us she was the family's breadwinner and had to keep working, so th

. >> pelley: elizabeth testerman was trapped. >> mccartney: she's sitting there, screaming. underneath, the dash is on fire. the smoke's just going through your nose, and you're trying to figure out, well, what to do now? >> pelley: mccartney and another man kicked in her windshield and cut her seatbelt with a knife. >> mccartney: we pull her feet out, and then we kind of wiggle up to that windshield that was kicked out. and then, we pulled her over to the grass and laid her down. >> pelley: a minute later, he told us, the car exploded. that fear of dying in a car is well-known to abigail marsh. she's not a hero, but she was saved by one. at age 19, she was on an interstate at night and swerved to miss a dog. she went into a spin, which left her facing lanes of high-speed traffic in a car she couldn't restart. >> marsh: and i spent some amount of time 100% certain i was about to die. i mean, i was, snap, you know. any one of these cars hadn't swerved in time, and i definitely would've been dead. >> pelley: what happened? >> marsh: i hear a rap on the passenger-side window, a

they worked through the weekend turning physically and literally, turning back the clocks at the queen elizabeth's residencies. that's 1500 clocks, mona. 1500. >> some 400 are at windsor castle where the queen has been ordered to rest. another 600 are at buckingham palace in london. >> someone get the queen a smart watch, because it does it automatically. >> it does it for you. we should move the monarchs to the 21st century. i can't tell -- it does affect, it does affect us. we go from being sleep deprived to really sleep deprived. >> on the overnight shift, isn't it a little better for us? the sun sets earlier. >> i don't know. i couldn't figure it out. >>> coming up, our favorite moments from new york city's halloween parade. >>> and elsewhere in new york, a collection of frights off-broadway. the big return of the "little shop of horrors." >>> but first the internal investigation at southwest airlines. what one pilot said over the plane's intercom. you're watching "world news now." >>> a california man returned home and found this uninvited guest on his kitchen counter enjoying a bucket of kfc

elizabeth >> reporter: prepare for a black friday and cyber monday unlike any other. backlogs in the supply chain and rising prices have pushed many americans to start their holiday shopping early. >> in the past, black friday marked the beginning of the holiday season. however this year people should consider it a deadline for when they need to get the bulk of their shopping done. >> reporter: kristin from retail me not says many shoppers are planning a return to physical stores. if you're one of them, go early and get ready for long lines. >> have a game plan ready to go so that when you see an item that's on your list, you can act fast, because there will be shortages of inventory. >> reporter: she adds in-store shopping is best for big-ticket items facing major shipping delays. >> so if you want a new washing machine or furniture, maybe better to go in the store than order online. >> definitely, if you're in a time crunch. >> reporter: for smaller items like clothing or electronics, online might be a better bet. don't wait for cyber monday. >> i would not wait, be

we are so happy to have elizabeth up here from washington, d.c. >> so good to be here. >> we love your work down there. now we can hang out and have girls night on the desk. we have a jam-packed show. >>> we begin with more counties racing to curb the spread of omicron. >> president biden sat down with his covid response team on sunday and will get another briefing this morning before addressing the country. >> the new strain was first detected in south africa whose neighbors and citizens face travel bans from a growing number of countries, including the u.s. >> and omicron has already popped up in more countries. this morning, more countries are taking measures to avoid the spread of the new variant of the coronavirus. travel to the u.s. is now restricted from south africa and these seven other nearby countries. england is imposing a similar ban. the president of south africa, where the omicron variant was first detected, called the travel bans unjustified after dr. anthony fauci said it's inevitable the variant will spread to the u.s. >> we are deeply disappointed by the decision of

>>> and breaking overnight, the island of barbados making it official by replacing britain's queen elizabeth as its head of state. abc's kristine sloan with the details. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: overnight, prince charles in barbados to mark the island's break from great britain. ties which date back to the 1600s. >> as your constitutional status changes, it was important to me that i should join you to reaffirm those things which do not change. for example that the close and trusted partnership. >> reporter: the caribbean nation removing queen elizabeth as its head of state to become a republic. the prince commemorating this historic moment but also apologizing for the island's painful past. >> from the darkest days of our past and the appalling atrocity of slavery, which forever stains our history, the people of this island forged their path with extraordinary fortitude. >> reporter: singer rihanna also honored. she was born and raised in barbados. >> have ambassador robyn rihanna fenty shall have conferred upon her. may you continue to shine upon her. >> reporter: critics say the royal family

. >>> and here in scotland tonight, with such attention on queen elizabeth and her health, the queen making news just moments ago, in her own words. >>> and good evening tonight from glasgow. we are here as leaders from all over the world converge. president biden among them for the u.n.'s global summit on climate change. close to 200 countries trying to cut greenhouse gas emissions and slow the earth's warming. and this number tonight. the world has warmed more in the last 29 years than in the past 110 years. president biden delivering a call to action, saying climate change poses an existential threat to human existence as we know it. and telling leaders gathered here, let this be the moment when we answer history's call. the president making the case to world leaders that the u.s. will lead on this, after president trump pulled out of the paris climate accord. pointing to his domestic agenda back home. $550 billion to fight climate change. create jobs, clean energy, incentives for electric vehicles. but then back home tonight, a major blow to that domestic agenda, at least for now

. >>> new concerns tonight about queen elizabeth's health. the 95-year-old monarch missing one of the country's most important events. >>> and tonight, our coverage of the climate crisis. we take a look at global warming's devastating effect on australia's great barrier reef. >>> go ening, ne. thanks so much for joining us. i'm linsey davis. we begin tonight with fears of a winter covid surge, with colder weather moving in. and the holiday season quickly approaching. nationwide, cases and hospitalizations are back on the rise after weeks of decline. tonight, some health experts are urging all adults to strongly consider getting a booster shot. even though the cdc is not yet recommending it for everyone 18 and older. but four states are already advising fully vaccinated adults to get that extra shot at least six months after that last dose. elwyn lopez leads us off tonight from new york. > reporter: tonight, growing fears of a possible winter surge, with colder weather sending more people indoors and the holidays approaching. daily new cases u

. >> pay in elizabeth lee showed up to celebrate -- peyton elizabeth lee showed up to celebrate her new show. >> i have had the privilege of being on disney plus for three shows. it is such an amazing platform with such a huge library of content. >> it's a big day at the disneyland resort, because on top of disney plus day, is also in the park kicks off his holiday season. >> i am so excited. we have mickey in holiday attire. they are dressed for the season. >> including a new parade down main street, the first daytime parade at the resort and more than a year and a half. >> you can sit in one spot and how th -- have all the characters come to you. mickey, minnie, pluto, donald, daisy. >> you can celebrate the holidays through january 9 right here at the disneyland resort. in anaheim, tony cabrera, abc 7 news. >> fun stuff. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> it was hot down there today. sandhya: it was in the 90's in southern california, really crazy down there. in the bay area, if you are out of the fog, you felt the warmth today. i want to show you what it looks like tonight. t

britain's queen elizabeth delayed her return to public life today. the queen didn't attend a remembrance day service after vaping her back. buckingham palace said said said was disappointed not to be able to attend the event. prince charles laid a writhe on behalf of his mother. the queen has serve former president trump sold his washington hotel in a deal worth $3.75 missouri sources confirmed that a miami based firm has purchased the property. it will become part of the hilton hotel port portfolio. the trump flame be dropped. the hotel has come under scrutiny for accepting payments from foreign governments during the trump presidency. just ahead, can new technology change what some considered bias in technology? we put the new google pixel phone and its claims of image equity to the test. >> and the fog will be the biggest challenge. you can see some fog here in this shot. vidsibilities is very limited in santa rosa, napa and con scored having some fogful i'll let alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the f

elizabeth holmes took the stand in her own defense today in san jose. she's facing 11 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire sprout. she's accused of misleading investors and patients. abc news was in court capturing the unexpected testimony. >> she walked to the stand and took off her mask. she smiled. that set the demeanor for the rest of her testimony. dan: she testified for an hour at the very end of today's session. she talked about the early days of the company, testing its blood test technology and her investors. she's expected to be back on the stand monday and tuesday. ama: nearly one year since the fatal stabbing at a south bay church, this weekend marks the somber anniversary and a celebration of life. oakland has received a large amount of federal funds to improve the city's infrastructure. what is it planing to do with it? dan: drivers in socal finding free money on them on -- free money on the freeway. what they are being told to do with that cash. spencer: gray and drizzly tonight. i will have the forecast the classic hollywoo

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. >> pay in elizabeth lee showed up to celebrate -- peyton elizabeth lee showed up to celebrate her new show. >> i have had the privilege of being on disney plus for three shows. it is such an amazing platform with such a huge library of content. >> it's a big day at the disneyland resort, because on top of disney plus day, is also in the park kicks off his holiday season. >> i am so excited. we have mickey in holiday attire. they are dressed for the season. >> including a new parade down main street, the first daytime parade at the resort and more than a year and a half. >> you can sit in one spot and how th -- have all the characters come to you. mickey, minnie, pluto, donald, daisy. >> you can celebrate the holidays through january 9 right here at the disneyland resort. in anaheim, tony cabrera, abc 7 news. >> fun stuff. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> it was hot down there today. sandhya: it was in the 90's in southern california, really crazy down there. in the bay area, if you are out of the fog, you felt the warmth today. i want to show you what it looks like tonight. t

elizabeth holmes took the stand in her own defense today in san jose. she's facing 11 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire sprout. she's accused of misleading investors and patients. abc news was in court capturing the unexpected testimony. >> she walked to the stand and took off her mask. she smiled. that set the demeanor for the rest of her testimony. dan: she testified for an hour at the very end of today's session. she talked about the early days of the company, testing its blood test technology and her investors. she's expected to be back on the stand monday and tuesday. ama: nearly one year since the fatal stabbing at a south bay church, this weekend marks the somber anniversary and a celebration of life. oakland has received a large amount of federal funds to improve the city's infrastructure. what is it planing to do with it? dan: drivers in socal finding free money on them on -- free money on the freeway. what they are being told to do with that cash. spencer: gray and drizzly tonight. i will have the forecast there's never been a

much of elizabeth holmes testimony today focused on the extent of knowledge of specific technology and clinical studies thereinos did with big pharmaceutical companies and more importantly her role in those decisions day two of testimony for elizabeth holmes the former third o ceo walked into federal court monday with a new level of confidence what we've really heard from her in the last two days is a scene setting we heard about her life growing up in houston dropping wh hiotelo and reay enge the more on that technology homes began her testimony answering questions about how the company's blood testing device was supposed to work admitting to her defense attorney kevin downey the company's attempt to partner with the department of defense. there was a lot of ambition to have a relationship. the department of defense, but she clearly said in her testimony today that that partnership never materialized throughout the hearing downey asked about several clinical studies. there are those did with pharmaceutical companies like merck astrazeneca and pfizer defense attorney. holding green say

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elizabeth schulze, abc news, the white house. larry: tonight, dave chappelle, the comedian will be in san francisco as he's faces criticism for his latest netflix special. he is screaming his documentary at chase center. the film is called "untitled." the show is sold out even to the comedian says he is being dropped by film distributors after his recent comedy special angered many people in the lgbtq community. but chapelle says he will not let himself get canceled. he is taking matters into his own hands, bringing his documentary to dan arenas across the states. kristen: the far-right for his next. with jay-z mysterious short-lived instagram account. larry: tomorrow we have a half hour dedicated to getting answers to your questions about vaccines and your children. don't miss it at 4:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. right here on abc 7 and everywhere you stream. send your questions now to your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on, on the inside. it's true, if you have diab

queen elizabeth did not attend her first scheduled public appearance after her hospital stay last month. the 95-year-old monarch sprained her back and had to miss remembrance sunday services in london. other royals attended the ceremony to honor british service members. last week the palace said the queen was well enough to resume her schedule of public events. doctors had urged ten to uiem. education is a part of building a better bay area. one of the biggest challenges facing school districts across the bay area and the state is hiring new teachers. a middle 62 on the pence lanla is a rare exception. how this particular school has escaped the teacher shortage. >> the students are fortunate unlike others there's no teacher shortage here. gabby one of nine at this school recruited through teach for america bay area. which looks for college grads who may not have planned to be classroom teachers. >> a very rewarding career. even if you're not going to do it for the rest of your life. >> originally a public policy major she is in the second year of teaching sixth grade english and social

kumasi: queen elizabeth has delayed her highly anticipated return to public life. she did not attend a remembrance day service yesterday after straining her back. buckingham palace says that she is disappointed she could not go to the event. prince charles went on behalf of his mother. the queen is the head of the armed services. she served as a mechanic during the second world war. >> we are used to seeing the clean be busy despite her advancing years, but she said herself, none of us will live forever and this is a reminder that she is 95 and her time may have to be modified in the future. kumasi: the palace insists the queen is in good spirits and she will continue to h sold his washington dc hotel in a deal worth about $375 million. sources confirm in miami-based group has purchased the property. it will become part of the hilton hotel portfolio. the trump name will be dropped from the hotel. and the hotel has come under scrutiny by congress for accepting payments from foreign governments during the trump presidency. there's evidence this morning of the devasta

reena: queen elizabeth, via video, says the time for words is over. queen elizabeth: i for one hope that this conference will be one of those rare occasions where everyone will have a chance to rise above the politics of the moment and achieve true statesmanship. reena: president biden even apologized to fellow world leaders here at cop26 for the former president's trump decision to pull the united states out of the paris climate accord, but as you have heard, biden is reiterating that the u.s. is back in the fight. reena roy, abc news, glasgow, scotland. reggie: california's lieutenant governor is leading the golden state's delegation in scotland. we spoke with her on our 3:00 p.m. show, called "getting answers. >> you you you you you you you u have a healthy economy while combating climate change and investing in renewable energy. reggie: the lieutenant governor stepped in for governor newsom after he pulled out of the conference suddenly last week. abc 7 is committed to building solutions for a better bay area. you can see the full slate of abc 7's

elizabeth holmes took the stand in her own defense in san jose yesterday. the founder of the group is facing 11 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud rate here are sketches of homes testifying. she is includes -- accused of misleading investors. abc news was in the courtroom, watching the testimony. >> she watched -- walked to the stance, and she took off her mask and she smiled. that kind of set the demeanor for the rest of her testimony. >> he is trying to woo the jury. there she is, walking out with her husband. holmes testified for an hour at the end of the session, and she talked about the early days of the company, testing blood testing technology, and she is expected to be back on the stand on monday and tuesday. >> there were cameras in the courtroom. >> in the south bay, there was an anniversary of a homeless man stabbing several people at a church in san jose. you might remember that five people were stabbed. two of them died. as abc 7 news reports, the congregation is getting ready to celebrate the lives of the victims today. >

jobina: elizabeth holmes expected to continue her trial. she is accused of misleading investors and patients and facing 11 counts of wire fraud e frau she took the stand friday. a news producer was in court watching the unexpected testimony and he said she was calm and collected and not overly rehearsed. >> her attorney asked her off the bat, did you believe you develop technology that was capable of running any blood test, and she said i did. jobina: she testified for an hour at the end of last week's session here to talk about the early days of the company, the blood testing technology and investors. her testimony is expected through tomorrow. reggie: thanksgiving coming up on thursday and holiday travel is picking up. our reporter tells us over the next few days the airport expects more than double the number of travelers compared to next year. j.r.: travelers trying to catch flights out of town. some doing so for the first time in a long time. >> this is my first journey for three years. j.r.: she left her home in the republic of cyprus

reggie: elizabeth holmes is expected to take the stand for the third time. she is testifying in her own criminal trial. reporter: elizabeth holmes takes the stand. 37-year-old seen hand in hand with her partner and her mom. the young founder became a silicon valley superstar when she dropped out of stanford at 19 to launch her own health care company. >> we made it possible to run comprehensive laboratory tests from a tiny sample or a few drops of blood. reporter: on the stand, defending herself against allegations she defrauded patients, doctors and investors if convicted, she faces up to decades in prison him about his pleaded not guilty. abc news, san jose. reggie: a new episode of the dropout is out today. the podcast, hosted by abc news chief business inspector, you can listen to it wherever you stream podcasts. kumasi: a special guest with two unique skills is debuting at the metropolitan opera. a polish artist whose online videoes have racked up nearly 8 million views. ♪ reggie: single. kumasi: singing and a high countertenor range, which is equival

reggie: the elizabeth holmes trial will resume monday after the thanksgiving holiday. jurors will have plenty to consider after she gave her third and final day of testimony. her defense attorney carefully painted holmes as a true believer in her own product, reassuring the jury that she had no doubt what she promised investors was not going to be delivered. she testified for hours about key documents that experts say could complicate the prosecution's narrative. >> the attorneys are trying to portray that she did not have motive to defraud investors. it is all about going to motive. they are trying to knock out some of the elements that the prosecution needs to prove to convict her on that charge. reggie: the former ceo faces 11 counts of fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud for allegedly swindling investors in her blood testing start up out of millions of dollars. there is a whole podcast about the trial hosted by rebecca jarvis called "the dropout." new episodes are out every tuesday and you can listen wherever you stream your podcasts. kumasi: the oakland mayor is

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tony: peyton elizabeth lee showed up to -- h h h >> i have the privilege of being on disney plus on three different projects. it is such an amazing platform with a huge library of content. tony: it is a big day, because on top of disney plus day it is also when the park kicks off its holiday season. >> i am so excited. we have mickey and clara bell here. they are dressed for the season. tony: including a parade down main street, the first daytime parade in more than a year and a half. >> you can have all of the characters come to you. you have mickey, minnie, pluto, donald, chip and dale, you have all of the characters you would ever want to see. tony: you can celebrate the holidays through january 9 here at disneyland resort. liz: still to come, medicare premiums are about to see a huge increase. what the government is blaming for the spike and how much it will be. and thieves targeting cars, and some instances children are left behind. what neighbors are with less moderate-to-severe eczema why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within. with dupixent adults saw long-lasti

queen elizabeth cancels what was supposed to be her first appearance since her hospital stay. the latest on her health and a statement from buckingham palace. our report from london this morning. >>> case count rising. health officials sounding the alarm about a possible winter surge and what could be to blame. fr w

reggie: no health concerns for queen elizabeth. the growing worries after another change to her public schedule. kumasi: we take a live look outside at santa cruz. how beautiful is that for a - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ - [narrator] if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >> kaiser strike averted. a last-minute deal helped avoid a potential headache this week and a new update on another strike ongoing. kumasi: a live look at the white house. the president and first lady hosting a tribal nation summit there for the first time. policy a

reggie: queen elizabeth holding her first public engt overnight. she had been forced to skip a number of engagements last month. mike: number five, we are looking ahead to the rain rolling into the north bay tomorrow evening, spreading to the rest of us with light showers on friday. it's a one on the storm impact scale. jobina: if you are on th you ar line, you will experience 20 minute delays in all directions. kumasi: a new trailer just drop for the new marvel superman movie. spider-man, excuse me. including appearances from past movie villains. no way home is only in theaters december 17. reggie: i watched the guy that i followed who said the trailer, he went to wash up her mirror of it and actual tom holland showed how exciting would that be? kumasi:>>> good morning, americ our viewers in the west. tensions high this wednesday morning as the country awaits a verdict in the rittenhouse trial. protests in kenosha overnight with jury deliberations about to enter a second day, kyle rittenhouse himself randomly picked which jurors would serve as alt

rena: queen elizabeth via video said the time for words is over. >> i hope this conference will be one of those rare occasions where everyone will have a chance to rise above the politics of the moment and achieve true statesmanship. rena: and president biden is scheduled to speak later this afternoon before he heads back home to the u.s. live in glasgow, scotland, rena roy for abc 7 news. reggie: california's lieutenant governor is there leading the delegation in scotland. we spoke with her and got some answers. >> we are leaving a large delegation to let people know you can grow your economy and have a healthy economy while combating climate change and investing in renewable energy and clean tech. reggie: lieutenant governor stepped in for governor newsom after he pulled out of the conference early next -- early last week. you can see our full slate of climate watch coverage on the a bc 7 bay area connected tv app. kumasi: pg&e has received a subpoena for federal investigators, looking into the cause of a fire. they received a subpoena for documents on october 7. pg&e regulatory fili

elizabeth holmes took the stand in her own defense and san jose yesterday. the founder of theranos hiss facing counts of wire fraud. here are sketches of the test if testimony. abc news was in the courtroom watching the unexpected testimony. >> she walked to the stand and she took off her mask and she smiled. that kind of set the demeanor for the rest of her testimony. liz: there she is walking out of the courtroom with her partner. she testified for an hour at the end of the session and talked about the early days of the company, testing its blood, testing technology and her investors. she is expected to be back on the stand monday and tuesday. in the south one year homn bed several at grace baptist church in downtown san jose. in november 2020 a total of five people were stabbed, two of them died. as amanda shows us the congregation is getting ready to celebrate the lives of the victims today. ♪ amanda: the liberty theater pipe organ filled the century ahead of a special friday night vigil. in the foyer phases of transgender people who had been killed. p

. >> elizabeth holmes i to resume her testimony in the trial today. the founder is accused of misleading investors. she took the stand a producer was in court, watching the unexpected testimony. she was calm and collected, and not overly we hurst. >> her attorney asked her, did you believe it was capable of running any blood test? and she said, i did. >> holmes testified for at least an hour and talked about the early days of the custom -- of the company. double the number of travelers compared to last year. with more than 50,000 passengers, it will stay in that range up until thanksgiving. planes are safe because they are well then -- move the deleted everyone has to wear a mask. you should be cautious about who you are going to visit. >> you are taking a little more immunity is wearing off.u have reggie: if you you or out of the san jose airport and you need a taxi, you might be waiting a while for a driver. dozens of cabdrivers are refusing service. the new contractor has imposed a 25% ride on fee for drivers and a strict dress code that requires t

elizabeth holmes is inspected to take the stand today for the third time. she is testifying in a criminal trial. she is defending yourself against allegations she defrauded patients, doctors and investors. prosecutors will question her after thanksgiving. she pleaded not guilty to all charges. if convicted, she faces up to decades in prison. kumasi: coming up, thousands of afghan refugees are looking for a home. a local organization giving an update on his progress helping those in need. reggie: a sweater situation. did this nba player go too far with his wild wardrobe? we will discuss. mike: think of how many people he could've built another sweater for out of that. i have frost advisory for lake and mendocino county. keep everything protected until then. i have near record warm temperatures coming there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve for only $19.99 a month for 12 months for an epic deal this holiday season. and score 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. that's

kevin painted elizabeth holmes and a true believer of her own products. says she has no doubt of what was going to be delivered. she testified for hours about key documents that could complicate the prosecution's narrative. >> the attorneys are trying to portray that she did not have motive to defraud investors. what they are trying to do is not out some of the elements that the prosecution needs to prove to convict her on that charge. reggie: the former ceo faces counts of fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud for allegedly swindling investors in her lead testing start up. there is a podcast about this trial. it is called the dropout. new episodes premier every tuesday. listen wherever you stream your broadcast. kumasi: a plea for city leaders to help combat a rise in crime and crime. -- combat a rise in she says she wants more help from the chp. she says more resources are needed on every level. >> i will continue to amplify my call to our city government to increase funding and increase the staffing for the oakland police department. we are at one of th

frank lee, we have never seen elizabeth holmes quite like this. the typically unflappable founder of the company getting emotional on the stand at her criminal trial, telling a packed courtroom she was raped while at stanford and decided to drop out to pour herself into building her business. it was one of many stunning claims they buy homes during her fourth day of testimony. the founder once considered a rising star in silicon valley also alleging her former boyfriend and coo of her company abused her physically, emotionally, and verbally. these are allegations he has firmly denied. she shared with the court her personal notes and recounting exchanges. she said she had them with her ex, dictating what she could eat, dictating her schedule, and forcing her to have sex during their decade-long relationship. he supposedly told her -- -- --- she was asked by her lawyer whether her ex forced her to make statements to investors and journalists or whether he controlled her interactions with executives at walgreens, the largest client, holmes said no, h

dan: elizabeth holmes, founder of theranos facing 11 charges including wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud. she talked about the early days of the company testing its blood testing technology investors. she is accused of misleading investors and patients. she's suspected on the stand monday and tuesday. earlier today the prosecution rested its case after calling nearly 30 witnesses over 11 we eks. ama: the fda and cdc says all adults can now get a booster shot of pfizer or moderna six months after your dose. previously adults 65 and older or at risk were eligible. locally demand for booster shots is rising quickly but finding an appointed has been challenging. in sonoma county, clinics are trying to make it easier for residents to find a shot in their neighborhood even without an appointment. cornell bernard found a pop-up clinic in santa rosa today. >> a line outside this vaccine clinic in santa rosa. kids, parents, teachers and neighbors getting first shots in boosters and you did not need an appointment. across town, this clinic has been giving 300 booster shots per day. >> w

elizabeth holmes. the former ceo walked into federal court monday with a new level of confidence. >> what we have heard from her in the last two days is a scene setting. heard about her life growing up in houston, dropping out of stanford to change her world. what we got today was more on the technology >>. she began her testimony answering questions about how the blood testing device was supposed to work. admitting to her defense attorney the companies attempt to partner with the department of defense. >> there was a lot of ambire was to have the relationship with the department of defense but she said that partnership never materialized. >> throughout the hearing, she has to build several clinical studies they did with merck, astrazeneca and pfizer. the defense attorney says it is all a defense -- a common defense strategy. >> i believe she is trying to lay the groundwork that she was entrepreneurial. she was trying to create a way of doing something better and more efficient. >> he says he is not su

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elizabeth holmes took the stand in her own defense in san jose. she is facing 11 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud. here are sketches of her testifying. she is accused of misleading investors and patients. abc news was in the courtroom watching. >> she walked to the stand and took off her mask and she smiled. that kind of set the demeanor for the rest of her testimony. liz: there she is walking out of the courtroom with her partner. holmes testified for an hour hor talked about the early days of the company, testing its lead testing technology, and her investors. she's expected back on the stand monday and tuesday. there were no cameras. in south bay, monday marks one year since a homeless man stabbed several people. in november 2020, a total of five people were stabbed, two of whom died. as amanda del castillo shows us, the community is getting ready to celebrate the lives of the victims. amanda: the pipe organ filled the sanctuary. people who had been killed. ms. kimberly is one of two people who died after last year's sta

she is the protÉgÉ of elizabeth warren. some progressives are saying we need to go all in on that agenda and stop trying to get the middle, which we are not going to get. there are a lot of people saying, no, we forgot about the middle, and that's why we lost virginia. how do democrats make sense of that? >> the country is a complicated place. if you're going to have a winning nationwide coalition, it will look different in boston, california, massachusetts, virginia, new jersey, not to mention ohio or iowa, or florida, where democrats have been slipping for some time. find the message that works. the democrats have a serious problem around their national brand identity. people have been warning them about this for a long time. there were signs of this in 2016. even in the 2018 midterms, when they did quite well. there were glaring warning signals about what was going on in terms of how the democratic party is being perceived. right now, they're at a very difficult point and a strange point for a party that has the majority

queen elizabeth says, head of state or latin america, it is. we'll see in human was at the facilities in bridgetown. ah, the declaration of the world's newest republic was marked by celebrations ah, with the music song and dance that barbados is so well known for ah, but above all, it was time for solemnity. prince charles arrived for the last time as the representative of the queen by businesses head of state, marking the end of the british monarchies, ties with the island to once known as britain is caribbean, crown jewel, the creation of this republic of the new beginning. but it also marks a point on a continuum, a milestone on the long road. you have not only travelled, but which you have bills. then the british military flag was lowered, replaced by one that represents only barbados, which now has a new president, sandra mason. we now turn our vessels bow towards the new republic. we do this so that we may seize the full substance of our sovereignty. barbados was britton's 1st and most important slave colony, whose sugar feels produced va

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as india deepens its reliance on coal, al jazeera is elizabeth moran. i'm traveled to the georgia coal mine in jock hands when underground fire husband, burning for more than a 100 years destroying thousands of homes and making the area uninhabitable for many of the towns residents. these fires have been burning across the jody. a coal field in india is eastern state of jacqueline for more than 100 years. they've destroyed thousands of homes and made much of jody a town uninhabitable village. bowery is now a single parent. after his 30 year old wife call jani baby fell into a pit while taking the daughter to use the toilet the ground. he often caves in the cause of the fires. to my daughter came running and said, mommy has fallen into a bit. i rushed to the spot and i pray to god that no one has to ever see a site like that. julia is india's most lucrative coal field, but also the sight of one of its biggest environmental disasters on the ground fires were 1st detected in 1916 and abandoned mines, which went decommissioned properly. more recently, 2 dec