, that being, according to her, one of the reasons she decided to drop out stanford and begin her blood testing company theranos, and she's also raised these allegations that we thought might come up at this trial against her former boyfriend and coo alleging abuse for years in the relationship, it was emotional, physical, he dictated everything from her schedule to what she ate. he denies these claims, but these are claims she raised and something certainly the jurors will have to think about as think about the bigger picture question which is did this woman intend to commit fraud. >> woodruff: what i've rader is she's walking a fine line because on the one hand she says she was heavily influenced by him over time and she's now saying he was not the reason she made the decisions as the head of the company. >> that's a really important point you raise because she was asked about her own attorney did sonny dictate what you said to investors, with what you shared with walgreen's, your biggest customer, walgreen's being the one place where theranos tests got in front of patients in this co

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. >> she's also reveal deg tails about a sexual assault she said ended her time at stanford. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us with more on where the trial stands now. kris? >> reporter: hi there, marcus and laura. the case right now is at a standstill. there's a 30-minute break in the courtroom right now. but already the day started with a back and forth with the judge without the jury present. about whether or not the deposition that sonny balwani gave to the s.e.c., the securities exchange commission, should be allowed. one side wants it. the other side does not. elizabeth holmes was already facing questioning about how she handled those whistleblower complaints as she admitted that she tried to discredit them as disgruntled employees in order to protect trade secrets, she says. also today holmes will face cross-examination of her testimony. on monday in which she alleged she was raped at stanford at 19, claiming that that was the real reason that she dropped out. she also testified that focusing on starting her own company was the way she coped with that trauma. her re

i mean, she dropped out of stanford started this company and it promised to be a game changer, a simple of your finger. get the blood in it with basically in few steps tell all your ailments as opposed to whole laboratory. what we know that the traditional blood tests involved. in her case. it was supposed to be very simple. according to prosecutors. they say that she knew it did not live up to its billing. she's inside right now. actually, she arrived about 20 minutes ago. i was here with my camerawoman, yulia said as here's my attempt to ask her questions. was any comments on your cases so far. any time that really see. she is not saying anything out. you just heard. i asked her twice in the span of like 10 feet. you have any comments that she was flanked by her partner as well other and just like the beginning of this trial 3 months ago. she did not make any comments when she walked inside the courtroom now for the past 4 days. she was questioned by her defense team they say that she was actually the victim of all this from her or friend at the time. sunny balwani here, about 20 year

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telling a packed courtroom she was raped while at stanford and decided to drop out to pour herself into building theranos. it was one of many stunning claims made by holmes during her fourth day of testimony. the theranos founder once considered a rising star in silicon valley -- >> we've made it possible to run comprehensive laboratory tests from a tiny sample or a few drops of blood. >> reporter: also alleging her former boyfriend and the coo of her company ramesh "sunny" balwani abused her. physically, emotionally and verbally. allegations he has denied. she recounted exchanges she said she had with balwani suggesting he controlled what she ate, dictated her schedule and forced her to have sex at times during their nearly decade-long relationship. holmes testifying balwani told her, i needed to kill the person that i was to become a new elizabeth who could be a successful entrepreneur. >> the allegations are going to have no bearing on the trial. although it may be something she was subject to, that doesn't speak to the actual charges of fraud and the intent that is required for frau

among them, holmes said she was raped at stanford which is why she said she left the college in 2019. balwani has not testified in this trial but previously called the abuse allegations untrue. >>> sources telling nbc news, pfizer is pushing to open booster shots for 16 and 17-year-olds. the drugmaker expected to ask the fda to authorize the shots later this week. right now those 18 and older are only eligible for another dose. omicron is the new variant. south africa raising the alarm. meantime, moderna ceo predicts existing ceo will be much less effective at tackling omicron, and he warned it would take months before pharmaceutical companies can manufacture a jab for the variant to scale. >>> and then the worst case scenario policies are reported every five years. >>> let's get a look at the forecast for you this morning. meteorologist, kari hall, has been tracking that. how is that looking, kari? >> we have seen fog drifting around, but for all of the bay area it's a cold start. we will get sunshine, and temperatures headed for the low 70s. not much of a change going into the rest

reggie: yesterday, she alleged she was a victim of sexual abuse when she was at stanford. we have more on the trial. reporter: i have covered this woman and her story for so many years now. 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 forc

she claimed she was raped and that was the reason she dropped out of stanford. she testified on starting her own company was the way she coped with that trauma, and her former relationship was verbally abusive and he controlled her sleep and diet and told her that she needed to work harder and she was mediocre. holmes told the jury that she was responsible for what went wrong at theranos but she was under immense pressure from bell juany. >> it's compelling testimony. she said he was abusive and telling her how to live her life, and was forcing -- she did talk about that she was forced to have sex with him. >> he goes to trial on the same charges next year. he has previously called holmes' abuse accusations untrue. holmes will take the stand again, and it's one thing to be questioned by your own attorney and today she could face cross-examination that could be a little more heated. >> nbc bay area's scott budman has been in the courtroom following the case from the beginning. you can get the latest on the trial by following scott on twitter and from live updates

yesterday, she testified she was a victim of sexual abuse when she was a student at stanford. here is rebecca jarvis. rebecca: in this morning's gma first look, an emotional day of testimony from elizabeth holmes, telling a courtroom she was raped while at stanford and decided to drop out to pour herself into building theranos, also alleging her former boyfriend abused her physically, emotionally, and verbally. allegations he has firmly denied. >> the allegations will have no bearing on the trial because although it may be something she was subject to, that does not speak to the actual charges of fraud and the intent that is required for fraud because that is a measure of whether or not she knew she was making false statements about the company at the time. rebecca: comin comin you what is to come in this high-stakes trial. with your gma first look, i am rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> there is a podcast about the trial hosted by rebecca jarvis called "the dropout." listen wherever you stream your podcasts. kumasi: now to a little boy who has no fear even as he faces su

she described how she processed being raped at stanford by dedicating herself to building a business. she said her former business partner and live in boyfriend was controlling. she said she often bullied her and sometimes forced her into sex. she took notes which were shown to the jury. >> it's compelling evidence and it goes to whether or not she could form the intent to defraud. >> holmes is accused of misleading investors, doctors and patients about an advanced blood testing technology that turned out hot no work. >>> developing story out of california, detectives searched a landfall in search of a woman who went missing after attending a football game. her ex husband said she was in a mood. >> our 11-year-old boy needs to know what has happened to miss mom and that's why i'm making appeal to the press today to say we need some help. >> the ex-husband said i filing a missing person's report on october 20th after she failed to pick up her son from school. >>> now to live pictures of capitol hill where a committee investigating the january riot will hold an important vote tomorrow.

but this case has caught national attention because she dropped out of stanford after her first year there she started the company and at one point, james and darya. it was worth 9 billion dollars. her role model was steve jobs actually even wearing the same things that he did, including the black turtleneck. she was a rising star in silicon valley. everything started to crash down 3 years ago with media reports and investigations that her blood testing device was not average eyes as she claimed it to be all the while she was still asking investors to pour in hundreds of millions of dollars worth the money into her company. that prosecutors say that she knew was not as average highs that did not do everything that she claimed we will be inside the courtroom once it starts. but again, this case has caught national attention to the point where it is cold this morning and these people. they've been out here for the last 90 minutes and they still have a lot of time to go before they can go inside just to say they were inside back to you. >> all right. we'll see what happens today. thank

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yvonne maldonado, professor of infectious diseases at stanford about what we know so far about the omicron variant. what's your biggest concern about the omicron variant right now? >> the concern -- the biggest concern is whether or not the antibodies that we've developed from the vaccination will actually protect us from the omicron virus, and we just don't know the answer to that yet. >> and, dr. maldonado, you talked about the vaccines, but how effective are the tests we currently have at detecting this variant? >> the tests apparently are excellent, so we've already heard from three major companies that they've already provided results showing that their tests work really well in picking up the omicron variant. so that's good news. >> and, dr. maldonado, do you think the travel restrictions put in place by certain countries is a little preemptive right now? >> well, i think we are just so scared right now. we thought we had this delta under control, and it's so hard to know exactly what this virus is going to do, but i think in the next couple of weeks we'll have a better idea, so it's

among them, holmes says she was raped at stanford. in a tearful moment, she told the jury she was raped while a student at stanford which is why she left that school at age 19. she also revealed her boyfriend abused her. he was a fellow theranos executive. holmes says she processed what happened by focusing intensely on starting her own company, which she did. the question now, how do these personal revelations impact the trial and the accusations that she defrauded her investors knowing that her theranos blood testing technology did not work? >> i mean it's very compelling testimony that she's told us that he's been abusive, verbally berating her and controlling her. and telling her how to live her life. and was forcing -- she did talk about that she was forced to have sex with him. >> holmes says she ended the relationship in 2016. balwani, by the way, has not testified in this trial. he has, previously, responded to allegations of abusing holmes calling them untrue. tomorrow, elizabeth holmes will be cross-examined. >>> nbc bay are

. >> reporter: the highway patrol is not just conducting extra patrols at major malls like the stanford shopping center, they have also promised to investigate retail robberies and put thieves behind bars. this holiday, jocelyn says that she is more vigilant of her surroundings while shopping, and careful about where she goes. >> actually, we try not to go to san francisco anymore. it doesn't make sense to go there right now. >> they are not just stealing, they are stealing people's products. impacting their livelihoods. stealing a sense of place and confidence. >> reporter: organized retail robberies in walnut creek, san jose and palo alto are on an alarming rise. this caused seven district attorneys to prosecute thieves together, gavin newsom has ordered cshp to increase patrols near malls as well as make stops at the shopping centers. >> full stop, real accountability. we want people prosecuted. we want people to feel safe this holiday season. >> it is ridiculous that people are doing this, now people are scared to come out of their homes to shop for the holidays. it is pretty absurd

she testified i was raped when i was at stanford and i decided to leave to pour myself into building theranos. i was going to build a life by building this company. she says she then got into a relationship with sunny balwani. her former long-time boyfriend former president of the company and now co-accused she testified he said she was safe now that she met him. too,k abus she said that too -- that he too abused her balwani has denied that. >> reporter: court has wrapped up for day an intense day as you recounted. as elizabeth holmes could be leaving at any time now. this was a different elizabeth holmes than we have seen or anybody has seen in public before emotional, frequently breaking down and revealing or claiming that the elizabeth holmes we came to know, the deep voice, a a desperate attempt to supremely confident persona was, in fact, a desperate attempt to please her abusive boyfriend at the time, sunny balwani. she dropped out of stanford not just because of her dream but claims she had been raped in college and wanted to rebuild her life by building a company and that is

i'm sure the medical people love that one you know [ laughter ] they're like "i studied oncology at stanford. it's like, "hold on, my pizza is here [ laughter ] what is that guy oh, first responder. thank you for your service." you know [ laughter ] but it is -- it's weird, because that's who's -- medical people and restaurant people are interchangeable now. >> seth: yeah. >> they deputized -- the only person that's taking my temperature past -- is every hostess at a restaurant. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> like the waitress is checking your vitals. [ laughter ] and the bus boy will be back with your blood work in a few minutes. [ laughter ] that's how i found out i had covid. now, you're going to think i'm making it up i get the phone call "you have covid. i go, "who is this?" "applebees." >> seth: no. [ laughter ] >> i said "what should i do? they go, "we don't discuss it over the phone come down. we'll talk about it over a bottomless margarita for $8.99." [ laughter ] it sounds made up. it sounds like a bit >> seth: sounds like a bit so you know, some things are going back to normal and

later she said she was raped during her freshman year at stanford. and decided to move in with ball wani to focus on theranos full time. elizabeth holmes stunned the san jose courtroom with allegations of abuse monday, offering a window into her mind during the time she's accused of defrauding investors in her failed blood testing company theranos. it's very compelling testimony that she's told us that. bomani has been abusive, verbally berating her. and controlling her and telling her how to live. her life. legal analyst michelle hagen was in court as home sought to explain some of her actions at the company homes described dropping out of stanford in 2000 and three for the first time revealing she was raped. quote i decided i was going to build a life by building this company, holmes testified, saying she moved in with boudouani because she felt safe with him. things immediately turned dark home said, describing ball one is alleged controlling behavior. quote he told me i didn't know what i was doing in business that my convictions were wrong. that

we are joined live tonight by emergency medical physician and stanford clinical professor doctor. >> like everybody in. thank you, doctor. gerba, good for your time tonight. simply put. how concerned are you about this. >> it's definitely something that is concerning. we're definitely keeping our eye open and keeping our ears and eyes peeled for any more information that we can gather from. >> the cdc and the national institute infectious diseases. >> a crime is known to be a highly infectious and transmissible. >> variant. and that is one thing that has led to it to become a variant of concern. but only time will tell how severe of a disease on the kron will create and how effective our vaccines are against it. i guess that was my next question. if it's more contagious is it also losing its lethality. is it is it sort of petering out in terms of >> you know, ultimate effect on people. >> we simply don't know the answer to how severe an illness with on the kron will be i think we'll probably know in the next few weeks as we see how various countries our sequencing and analyzing this.

what she said today about being raped at stanford and the abuse she suffered at the hands of her long-time boyfriend and theranos sfo sunny balwani. >>> also, twitter founder jack dorsey is out, stepping down. why he says it's time to move on. >>> plus -- >> around 11:00 p.m. we heard growling. >> not one, but two mountain lions on one city in the peninsula. there are two reasons why we may be seeing them more in residential areas. >>> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. back from thanksgiving, all that love with your friends and family, but quickly we're hit by this sobering reality. this omicron variant. might lead to a lot of changes in the bay area in the next several weeks. perhaps more travel bans and a rollback of covid regulations by many of our local counties. here's where we stand now. there is a lot going on here. this variant is not here in the united states as far as we know. but health leaders are already preparing for the arrival. the first confirmed case of this variant was detected by three weeks ago in south africa. as of today, it's been dete

she described how she processed being raped during her freshman year at stanford, by dedicating herself to building a business. she testified her former business partner and live-in boyfriend, "sunny" balwani was controlling, saying he often bull yesterday her and sometimes forced her into sex. she even took notes which were shown to the jury. she is accused of intentionally misleading doctors, and patients, about an advanced blood testing technology that turned out not to work. >> twitter stock fell almost three% today after testimony that jack dorsey is stepping down. he spent 16 years at the helm of the social media company he co-founded. he said in a statement the company is ready to move on from its founders. the chief technology officer p raag will take over at ceo. dorsey will stay on as a member of twitter's board until may to help with the trances. >>> a live look at sfo which just we willed him to first ever direct flight from vietnam to the u.s. vietnam airlines plans to make two flights per tweak in each direction. the bay area home to the largest vietnamese population outsi

jay bhattacharya, stanford school of medicine. and a board-certified md in research scientist. you have said this on my podcast recently, that some irresponsible epidemiologists are using all of this to do what? >> they want lockdowns. they actually enjoyed on top of the lockdowns that happened the last year and a half had somehow conquered covid or something. i don't know what data they are looking at. the omicron variant does not justify -- let's say it's more infectious. the lockdowns didn't stop the last infectious variant. what makes anyone think that it would work now? and the catastrophic harm of lockdowns, school closures, people missing their cancer screening, people missing their diabetes management treatment, all of that, bring that back again, it's a catastrophic mistake. it would be a catastrophic mistake to listen to these epidemiologists or just mongering fear for i don't really know what purpose. certainly we should not be listening to them. >> laura: doctor, the omicron variant now who conveniently allows with the left's desperate push for boosters. watch. >> p

what she said today about being raped at stanford and the abuse she suffered at the hands of her long-time boyfriend and theranos sfo sunny balwani. >>> also, twitter founder jack dorsey is out, stepping down. why he says it's time to move on. >>> plus -- >> around 11:00 p.m. we heard growling. >> not one, but two mountain lions on one city in the peninsula.

during testimony this afternoon a tearful holmes told the jury she had been raped while a student at stanford and was abused by her long-time boyfriend and theranos co-worker. scott bud nan was in court all day. he zbroins us now. >> reporter: the courtroom got extremely quiet this afternoon as the defense team representing holmes continued to walk her through her side of the story today, including painful and emotional testimony that she was raped at stanford which is why she said she left school at 19. holmes said she processed by focusing intensely on starting her own company. she also started dating sunny balwani when she was 19. she said in court he was extremely abusive, physically and verbally. she says he told her she was mediocre and she needed to work harder while focusing on certain foods and even sleep patterns to help her achieve business success. the emotional testimony comes ahead of the prosecution getting its chance to cross-examine holmes. >> i mean, it's very compelling testimony that she has told us that balwani has been abusive, verbally berating her and control her and t

said she was raped during her freshman year at stanford. he said he was forced into sex by her boyfriend and business partner "sunny" balwani. she will undergo cross- examination by federal prosecutors when the case reassuming tomorrow. >> it is one of the biggest daying to shop on-line. a whopping $11 billion will be spent on cyber monday. amazon says globally customers ordered 1600 tunnels per second on black friday, and today could be even busier. >>> and while you're shopping on-line, be sure to jot these important dates down. the u.s. postal service and fedex are urging shoppers to get their orders in by december 15th in order for packages to arrive before december 25th. and if you're planning to use ups, the company says that you should ship it by december 21st. >> i guess we can all take umbrellas off of our wish list. >> unfortunately. >> for the next seven days for sure. the news i have for the next 10 days is not good in terms of rain. first, look what showed back up today. that's a live view from the top of sutro tower, looking o

later she said she was raped during her freshman year at stanford. and decided to move in with ball wani to focus on theranos full time. elizabeth holmes stunned the san jose courtroom with allegations of abuse monday, offering a window into her mind during the time she's accused of defrauding investors in her failed blood testing company theranos. it's very compelling testimony that she's told us that. bomani has been abusive, verbally berating her and controlling her and telling her how to live. her life. legal analyst michelle hagen was in court as home sought to explain some of her actions at the company. she did talk about that she was forced to have sex with them. all of those are red flags when you're involved in those kind of relationships holmes described dropping out of stanford in 2000 and three for the first time revealing she was raped. quote i decided i was going to build a life by building this company, holmes testified. saying she moved in with boudouani because she felt safe with him. things immediately turned dark home said, describ

she stopped going to class after she was raped during her time at stanford university. she testified years later it happened again but with the coo. he forced her to have sex with them throughout their 11 year relationship should >> she documented the abuse, which corroborates what she is saying but i'm sure the prosecution is going to point out she only documented a few instances and they have been dating and together for 11 years. >> the defense painted the ceo -- the coo as a constant critic. >> it is definitely compelling testimony to figure out whether or not she did form the intent to engage in fraud or whether she was doing what she was told. >> when it came to reported failures in the lab, she pointed her finger at her colleagues for issues raised like modifying test demo results where she denied any direct involvement. >> the thing is, now it is her credibility versus all the other witnesses. ? the prosecution's cross-examination could resume as early as tomorrow with the potential for additional witnesses being called to the stand. >> there is as as as as as a

joan marie attended san francisco public schools and then to stanford university and to france on a fulbright. she started teaching in 1955 before putting down roots at lincoln and then to lowell. in her inspiring legacy of rank-and-file union activism and leadership, she helped integrate the virtually all mail outpost of the san francisco federation of teachers, a.f.t. local 61. she had been among a leadership crew who had taken over the superintendent's conference room and lived there for several days. joan marie was among the leaders who also brought collective bargaining act to san francisco that gave san francisco teachers collective bargaining rights. in 1964, she was elected the president of the teachers union and one of the first women to lead any major union in san francisco. when she became president of local 61, the union did not any longer represent the teachers. only paraprofessionals stayed on and preserved the local, but in 1989, joan led her union to victory over the rival san francisco classroom teachers association, and making good on campaign promises, she merged into one c

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from stanford. dorsey described his trust as bone deep. >>> scott peterson has left death row in san quentin and has been moved to the san mateo county jail. he was convicted of killing his wife and unborn son connor in 2004. he transferred ahead of his re-sentencing hearing next week. the california supreme court overturned his death sentence last year, the trial judge said that the trial judge excluded potential jurors opposed to the death penalty. peterson fighting his conviction saying a juror was untruthful when she filled out her juror questionnaire. he is expected to face family and friends of his late wife lacey for the first time since his conviction. >>> crimes of opportunity are picking up during the holidays. how do you explain the wave of violence in oakland the last couple of weeks? deadly freeway shootings, mob-style retail thefts and yesterday police say a man was shot and killed after trying to stop a thief from breaking into a car. the mayor says she has got a solution to the crisi

she cried and stuttered as she described being rained at stanford, and how she decided to build a life by building a company to get past that experience. she also described a relationship about a man she met when she was 18, and how they met and had a live in romantic partnership. she said he would sometimes force her into sex. she said she took detailed notes of abusive episodes on her phone which was shown to the jury. >> very compelling evidence and it certainly goes to whether or not she could form the intent to defraud. >> reporter: she said she became more isolated to her family and friends and it was around this time that theranos was having problems with its blood tests which were rolling out in wall greens. she said she moved out of their home while he was on a business strip later fired him. >> if she time for the, maybe that's insistn't with him having control over her. >> reporter: the prosecution will get a chance to cross- examination holmes tomorrow. >>> the business leaders met at the white house to discuss ways to ease the supply chain backups and the rising crisis. la

later she said she was raped during her freshman year at stanford. and decided to move in with ball wani to focus on theranos full time. elizabeth holmes stunned the san jose courtroom with allegations of abuse monday, offering a window into her mind during the time she's accused of defrauding investors in her failed blood testing company theranos. it's very compelling testimony that she's told us that. bomani has been abusive, verbally berating her. and controlling her and telling her how to live. her life. legal analyst michelle hagen was in court as home sought to explain some of her actions at the company. she did talk about that she was forced to have sex with them. all of those are red flags when you're involved in those kind of relationships holmes described dropping out of stanford in 2000 and three for the first time revealing she was raped. quote i decided i was going to build a life by building this company, holmes testified. saying she moved in with boudouani because she felt safe with him. things immediately turned dark home said, descri

she said she was raped while a student at stanford and she dropped out and put all of her energy into theranos. she also testified she had a relation -- romantic relationship with the former company president, and he both coached and controlled her. holmes is accused of 11 counts of fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud for allegedly swindling investors out of millions of dollars in her blood testing startup. at 5:00, we will have a full report. dan: silicon valley continues to see more medical use of robotic systems for surgery. advancing health is an important part of building a better bay area. we take you inside an operating room to show you why one doctor is celebrating a special milestone today. reporter: this woman is helping her surgeon marco milestone at sequoia hospital. she's having her gallbladder removed with robotic surgery. >> the 100th -- and i am very confident. reporter: we will be in the operating room as a pioneer robotic surgeons sits at what resembles a gaming console with hand and foot controls that nip you late robotic arms. >> it gives us more agility and it mi

"new york times and stanford published those reports online. they are not buying. it has been the case they have been supporting saif al-islam. that's what elections mean. elections don't mean what they meant in 2011. they mean online movements that can be manipulated and social and political movements that can be manufactured. the idea that popularity is something that can be held in your pocket is a myth. it is fashioned. that's why over the last 24 hours we can see on social media a massive uptick in untraffic and things trickling down into -- just the iconography alone. nastasya: ok. >> and what he chose to wear, it wasn't like that was the only thing left in his closet. nastasya: ok, i want to bring yusuf in. we know there have been a huge amount of international involvement in libya, particularly the last few years. it is evident that saif al-islam blames the u.s. for much of what has happened since 2011. we have seen involvement from turkey, the uae, and russia. who do you think is backing saif al-islam now? is it moscow? >> i think moscow is one of the majo

you know, i just took a surprise lead against the lead leaders at stanford bridge. jason center with his 2nd goal for the club was you take by so senior in the bill that was the time for as italian put away a penalty. $11.00 is how it finished over 2 fronts. now, passenger man, latest, when league was overshadowed by serious looking injury to name all p s g will one know down against and i see in that equalized before half time. now let's see then got his 2nd assistive again to set up unhealthy maria to make it to one. then came that injury to name all his ankle, a paid to give way. right? show you the moment that actually happened is pretty nasty. the president had to be structured off messy, provided a 3rd assistant, set up mcdaniel, $31.00. the final school, p s. she had 12 points clear at the top of the standings. golden state warriors are made at 8 winds in a row now. thanks. so $15900.00 victory against the los angeles clippers. steph curry contributed 33 points on the 9th, worried about a tory time with injuries in the past couple of seasons. previously, they

to lead this conversation we are thrilled to welcome back another stanford expert marietje schaake and i'm thrilled to introduce their speakers. first marietje the director of the institute for artificial intelligence. 96,407 words in the new book "system error" 10.24% probability a last name starting with r to be listed first out of three on the book cover, 104 current age of my grandmother who has lived through two pandemics. 13 my lucky number welcome, rob reich. next professor of the school of engineering and professor and associate chair for education up to the computer science department at stanford university and former full-time senior research scientist. he immigrated to the u.s. from iran. $100 is the amount he received for his first programming job, 2.2 million views on youtube of this lecture programming methodology course on youtube. and eight the total number of covid vaccine doses taken by four members of his household. so glad to have you here mehran. jeremy weinstein professor political science rector of national global studies at the institute for national studies and

the people doing the research from ucla, top medical center, harvard, stanford in this meeting with the president and the oval office and with the vice president as i outlined in the book, doctor birx she refused to come and then to the media and even to the house has complained that they were parallel strings of information that she wasn't aware of. she was not excluded from the meetings, she refused to come whether she was threatened or felt that she could not stand up to people who are the experts doing the research. i'm not sure i do what i speculate on her motivation except to say it's not the motivation of a knowledgeable scientist speak what exactly, it's written as so many stunning details in your book. it's really important people buy it and read it. i'm not just saying that because i think you're great and you were right all along. it's an important historical document. the history of this they have to rewrite the history, trump messed it all up and saying crazy things on fox news. it's exactly the opposite. they were the ones basing it on no scientific reality. you were prese

what you might not know, is what one fan has when it comes to the showdown between cal and stanford. >>> no rain in the forecast for now. instead, we're on fog watch around parts of the bay area. not much right now. dublin, it's 47 degrees. we may see fog tomorrow morning and when the rain chances come back. we come back in a couple minutes. >>> in the history of college football rivalry games, the one being cal and stanford is the big game. >> it's a tradition that means a lot to alumni. for one cal grad, it means a lot more. he's been going to the games longer than most. we have more on her amazing streak in tonight's "bay area proud." >> reporter: this year, with cal and stanford's 124th big game. it was the very first one i ever went to, which means i am way, way behind carol's streak. >> and then, these are from the 1950s. >> reporter: when it comes to the big game, it's hard to imagine there is someone out there with a longer history than carol. >> i remember every one of these. >> reporter: she was 10 years old in 1946 when her father, a stanford grad, returned to the bay area

that is the buffalo mascot with the fan and they hosted stanford in the dark uniform and they were up by 3 and spencer jones hit it three to tie the game and he is that 15 and under 2 to play and to tristan and brother of former stanford score oscar da silva and colorado got it 80-76 and the cardinals record is 4-3 for the season. and nhl the sharks are in business at chicago with the start of a five game road trip and moving pictures on the late show. the news before the game the sharks placed forward evander kane on waivers and if he is not claimed which is likely considering the high value of his contract, he will join a minor-league barracuda club this week and he has been serving a 21 game suspension for submitting a fake vexing card. >> last night lincoln riley said he would not be leaving oklahoma to take the lsu head coaching job and he was not lying. he is leaving to be the next coach at usc and a huge hire for the trojans and he led the sinners to the college football playoff three times in 5 seasons and a nice little hypodermic in the arm of the usc trojan athletic departme

he's an oversee of stanford university hoover institution. good of you to be with us tonight. i want to redo the first line of an ap story about the white house and the attitudes towards the pandemic. it says inflation is soaring, businesses are struggling to hire in president joe biden's poll numbers have been in freefall, the white house sees a common culprit for it all. covid-19. is the white house correct? >> the american people are understanding something the white house desperately wishes they didn't, looking at this fairly and objectively we come out from an unprecedented shutdown, pandemic, there was $4 trillion pumped into the economy just before biden took office. there is going to be a transitory of inflationary events in the immediate aftermath of this that is to be expected. what the american people understand the policies are exacerbated. for example raising energy cost the keystone pipeline. again renewing on foreign energy. openly encouraging energy prices to increase. is not just gas, plastic takes energy to produce anything prices are going up consumer and bu

we had commissioned stanford research in america to forecast how many cellular telephones there would be in america year 2000. and they came back with the expensive report and said, "we think that there may be as many as 30,000 in america "by year 2000." and i think had they said 30 million, they would have been a little off the mark, even with that figure. everyone's going to know this one. we're on bestsellers. is it going to be the 3310? let's see. there it is, yep. old and trusty. trusty and hardy. 3310. controversial — i actually think the 3210 looks better. that's the one i had and i never upgraded because i thought the other one looked — like, this looked cheapersomehow, but... but a phenomenal commercial success — 126 million phones sold, the equivalent of the japanese population. every single person would have one. it's iconic. and do you know what? it's the one phone, when i take it to the museum and show people, everyone knows the 3310. and that's it for the short version of the programme. the full—length show can be found on iplayer. and throughout the week, you ca