times" team who broke the story; and, noreen farrell, executive director of the civil rights organization equal rights advocates. >> i started by asking schmitt what changed the minds of the mrdoch family? thethey're the owners of fox ne. >> we wrought our story two and a half weeks ago where we said mr. o'reilly had slelted harassment cases with five women, including two in the last year, since roger ails had left the network. and at the time the our story, the murdoch family was standed by mr. o'reilly. they looked like they wanted to keep him on. what happened is he began to lose advertisers. first he lost mercedes-benz, the first one to go, and dozens and dozens of companies, up to 50. what you had was eight of the 8:00 hour, the prime time on the network, that had just a few ads running on it. and at the same time, fox brought in an outside law firm to do an investigation into mr. o'reilly, and there was a real trickle of women that came in that were saying different things about...