homicides have risen 60%. just because crime has spilled into the nice neighborhoods doesn t mean people in the troubled part of town get a break. the rate of crime is great on the sides of town. an 11-year-old was among those shot, and they should perhaps soon surpass 3700 shooting victims for the year. gillian: mike tobin live in chicago. mike: california is known for going all in on going green, yet the state still is making the cut of its own climate guidelines. kelly o grady s live in los angeles at the latest. hi, kelly. california isn t cutting its greenhouse gas emissions fast enough to meet its own deadlines. the aim was to reduce 90 levels by 40% in 2030, 80% in 2050. at the current rate, they are not going to set the deadline until next century, if you can believe that. from 2018-2019, california
absolutely. it ll all come down to what they believe about her. and she is a new mom, by the way. do they want to send her away? we ll see. mike: kelly o grady live in san jose. thanks very much. sandra: will be watching that. it is a fascinating case. we will be on that for our viewers. meantime, as we await psaki in the briefing at the white house, a health crisis now playing our veterans after 20 years of war. the va estimates nearly 3.5 million troops could have been exposed to toxic burn pits while serving in iraq and afghanistan. and it s causing severe lung damage. one army veteran says when he returned home doctors told him he had the lungs of a 70 year old. he was just 33 at the time. now he is launching a business to fight back. jennifer griffin has that exclusive interview, but first, what is happening in washington to address this crisis? well, sandra, the supreme court is slated to take up the case of a former army reserve officer and texas state
prosecute a elizabeth holmes lied to investors about her company, which promise to revolutionize blood testing with a finger prick, even as it was crumbling around her. kelly o grady s live outside the courthouse in san jose, california. hello, kelly. hi, mike. the jury has been deliberating for about three hours at this point, and this is being heralded as the business trial of the century, serving as a warning to those on just how far you can go to sell your product. if convicted of these wire fraud charges, holmes faces up to 20 years in prison as well as restitution, and this comes down to intent. did elizabeth holmes intentionally defraud investors and patients or was she simply not reported that made mistakes but acted in good faith? holmes took the stand for seven days straight, essentially hanging the case on whether jurors believe her capable of these crimes. the prosecution relied heavily on the testimony painting her as