in december, the director peter jackson said that weinstein disparaged the actress.news, a spokesperson for weinstein says the producer has nothing but respect for peter jackson, adding that miramax had nothing involved with the casting, whatsoever. sorvino feels vindicated by sheering her story. we must change that culture right now. i will fight so my daughters and sons don't have to endure what i and every generation that came before, has had to. mir mira sorvino, good morning. good to have you here and i'm grateful for your time. >> thank you. >> the good news is, you have a lot of great projects to talk about. you have a new tv show. you're shooting a movie right now. you took a day off to talk to us today. >> i'm shooting for fox. it's hilarious and fun and wonderful. i'm here to talk about "condor" on the audience network, premiering tonight. things are going well. >> there's lots to talk about. i want to talk about "condor" in a moment. not your fault, but you found yourself the subject of advances by harvey weinstein. the subject of retaliation by harvey wei

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jackson 5, has died. he was 89 and had been suffering from pancreatic cancer. he is widely credited with directing the group's career and propelling them to stardom. our los angeles correspondent peterrce behind the formation of the group. he was a towering figure, especially in terms of the success of the jackson 5. they started as the jackson brothers in 1963, just three of the jackson family brothers, joined by marlon and michaeljackson, the younger brothers, five years later, signed by motown records. and the rest is history. they had a string of hits, and it was joe jackson at the centre of it all. he really was the inspiration behind the family. he recognised their talent. and he was a tough task master. it was tough love in its extreme. in fact michaeljackson, in later life, in interviews talked about how will he was abused by his father, physical abuse. now, joe jackson acknowledged this to some extent, although he said it didn't really extend to abusing his children. he saw it as a way of simply getting the best out of his children, and it was his style of management. and it's interesting that in later life, and also reflected in many of the tributes that we're hearing toda

peter burn, ericka jackson and milton martin. so, thank you, all, for your work and we'll hear from kevin in a minute. but a huge part of this effort has really been a function of the city attorney's office. and so i really want to shout out the city attorney, who you will remember, we had to settle the lawsuit that airbnb and homeaway brought on the law that was mentioned that supervisor campos and the board unanimously passed. and the city attorney has not shied away from going after particularly egregious cases that kevin and omar refer to them and we've been reading about some of them including the two vernell heights property where there was a raging party and gunshots and landlords that had $700,000 in profits from 11 months of illegal short-term rentals. the city attorney's office meted out swift justice and went after $5.5 million in fines. so i want to recognize the work of michael weiss, lead attorney on the darren and valerie lee case. and melissa lou, also worked on the lee matter. city attorney investigators blanch b

jackson 5, has died. he was 89 and had been suffering from pancreatic cancer. he is widely credited with directing the group's career and propelling them to stardom. 0ur los angeles correspondent peter wife catherine, joe jackson's first love was music. he played guitar with the blues band but failed to win a recording deal. he had given up his own dreams of becoming a boxer, while working at a steel mill. farther to the brothers, joe recognise their talent early on. joe recognise their talent early on. joe jackson was the key to their success. joe jackson was the key to their success. when michaeljackson died, suddenly, nine years ago, joe attended a tribute to his son at the black entertainment television awards. what are you thinking tonight as you come to this celebration, it is turning into a celebration, it is turning into a celebration of your son's life?m isa celebration of your son's life?m is a fantastic thing, it is a great thing, andi is a fantastic thing, it is a great thing, and i wish he could have been here to see all of this celebration taking place. it is hard, though. it is hard, but it is happening, and he is hard, but it is happening, and he is gone. and i am he

jackson 5, has died. he was 89 and had been suffering from pancreatic cancer. he is widely credited with directing the group's career and propelling them to stardom. 0ur los angeles correspondent peterten with his wife katherine, joe jackson's first love was music. as a young man, he played guitar with a blues band, but failed to win a recording deal. he had given up his own dreams of becoming a boxer to care for his large family while working at a steel mill. father to jackie, jermaine, tito, marlon, and michael, joe recognised their talent early on. joe jackson was the key to their success. when michaeljackson died suddenly, nine years ago, joe attended a tribute to his son at the black entertainment television awards. what are you thinking tonight as you come here and come to this celebration? it is turning into a celebration of your son's life. it's a fantastic thing, i think it's a great thing, and ijust wish he could have been here to see all of this celebration taking place. it is hard, though. it's hard, but it's happening, and he's gone. and i'm here to — to celebrate. i'm the one member of the family that is here to celebrate for him too, as well. the family patriarch was

jackson five, has died. he was 89 and had been suffering from pancreatic cancer. he is widely credited with directing the group's career and propelling them to stardom. 0ur los angeles correspondent, peterof the success of the jackson 5. he gave up his own dreams of becoming a boxer. he recognised the talent of his children early on. joe jackson was key to success. when michaeljackson died eight years ago, he attended a tribute for his son. what do you think about what has happened ? son. what do you think about what has happened? it is a fantastic thing. i wish he could be here to see all of the celebrations. it is hard, though? it is, but he is gone. lam here hard, though? it is, but he is gone. i am here to celebrate my family. the family patriarch was known as a strict disciplinarian. michael jackson said his father was a bully, subjecting him and his siblings to physical abuse and punishing work schedules. since his death, members of the family have shared tributes. a grandson said he was loved by the entire family. in reference to negative comments, he said let us grieve without nasty mass. —— nastiness. in greece, athens and surrounding areas have been hit by floods after two day

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jackson dynasty and in sports. sweden on the start of the world cup peter will have all the details. i. mean the weather sponsored by qatar airways. hello again as we look at the weather across central and southern parts of china and taiwan the more you buy a weather front seems to be no push up towards the north towards the yangtze river valley so south of that cherry not looking too bad it should be a bright day in hong kong taipei should see some sunshine but across indochina it's looking pretty unsettled we've got heavy showers affecting vietnam laos is looking wet and so too again is miramar so no letup in the rain here and that's expected to continue as we head on into friday so very wet conditions in yangon with the continued risk of flooding moving down into southeastern parts of asia here we've got this is scattered showers through the philippines for generally some reason weather conditions still looking very wet across borneo and the threat of showers as far south as of western parts of java i think further towards the east and through long book valley it should be generally

jackson. and joining me here is chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. and national correspondent peterirst, the president held up the document at the signing but didn't explain what it. on casual look, are there any commitments that kim jong-un made specifically? >> reporter: well, he says complete del complete denuclearization, lester in exchange for what the u.s. has described as security assurances. there are still real questions here, you listed some of them. what specifically are those assurances that the u.s. is prepared to offer north korea. when it comes to denuclearization, what is the time line. we know that secretary of state mike pompeo seated behind me in the room is looking forward to these talks but what the president picks that up, what does that exactly mean. chief of staff john kelly just sat down as well. we expect the president in a minute, lester. and there are real questions for him. you also look at the optics of this. this obviously is a historic moment. the sitting president meeting with the leader of north korea. amid the smiles, the body language, the back pa

jackson with details. >> reporter: one of the country's most controversial fbi agents ready to tell all and tell everything. peter strzok putting no restrictions on any testimony to lawmakers after the head of the house judiciary committee began the process to subpoena the agent. >> i think he is eager to tell the truth and hopefully it will be an open session in congress. >> strzok part of the fbi investigation into hillary clinton e-mail server was also involved in a now infamous text message from august 2016 recently revealed in an inspector general report and a fbi lawyer lisa page wrote about donald trump, he's not ever going to become president, right? right? strzok then working on the russia investigation and romantically linked to page texted back, no. no, he's not. we'll stop it. the -- the presidentiallys like steve bannon speaking out. >> this report is shocking on so many levels. >> reporter: the president himself overnight called strzok, who was removed from the special counsel investigation, a sick loser. and some republicans suggest strzok conduct cast a cloud over the entire fbi and his lawyer tel

peter struck answering questions from the house oversight and judiciary committees. involved in both the clipt e-mail veinvestigations. now, sheila jacksonwas there. part of the interview and good to have you with me. so much to ask you. what did you learn from him today? >> first of all, let me say that he is a army veteran, a 22 year member of fbi and a person that i believe throughout the process presented himself as a credible witness. i think this is a meeting that the total context of what was said cannot be repeated, but let me generally say to you that he believes in the federal bureau of investigation. he does not believe that the entire bureau has been tainted. he believes his work was very important. and he certainly believes the work dealing with the russian veinvestigation was a high priority in particular because it dealt with an deals with national security. and he gave no doubt that the issue of the e-mails have been fully vetteded, fully investigated. and no evidence of bias on his part and the fact that it was appropriately closed. >> so i want to just again remind our viewers by reading one of the xatext messages. obvi

jackson has more on that. hallie, good morning. >> reporter: hi, hoda, good morning. peter strzok's lawyer says his client is eager to talk publicly about all of this. if he does, it could give us a new window into the thinking of the people involved in some of the most high-profile and high-stakes investigations at the fbi in the last years. one of the country's most controversial fbi agents ready to tell all and tell everything. peter strzok, putting no restrictions on any testimony to lawmakers, after the head of the house judiciary committee reportedly began the process to subpoena the agent. >> i think he is eager to tell the truth. you kn, hopefuy, it will be an open session in congress. >> strzok, who was part of the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail server, was also involved in a now infamous text message exchange from august 2016. recently revealed in an inspector general report. an fbi lawyer, lisa page, wrote about donald trump, he's not ever going to become president, right? right? strzok, then a senior agent and working on the russian investigat