allred's job is the easiest. she watches other people try cases."einstein's defense team pressed perez on why she didn't tell authorities about her friend's alleged rape. sciorra never reported it either. >> there are many reasons that many women never report it. some blame themselves for what happened. wrongfully blame themselves. if i went to the police, would they believe me? would they do anything? they may fear loss of professional opportunities. who will believe them? against a rich powerful famous man. >> reporter: the defense team tried to undermine sciorra's credibility, claiming she showed up intoxicated to the set of the 1993 movie "the night we never met," which she denies. >> i keep trying to tell him, but it's like he just doesn't want to listen. >> annabella sciorra. >> reporter: the defense also questioned her honesty to a 1997 appearance on david letterman in which sciorra says -- >> i have a bad reputation. i was caught recently in the last couple years lying about quite a few things. >> what do you make of that? it was supposed to

i know it. >> allred put the dna test on the fast track and waited.hin a week called pepper and renee to her office to hear in person the results of the test. >> 99.99% probability. >> that's it. >> yep, that means it's confirmed. >> i can't believe this is actually happening. >> how soon could they meet geri, the sisters wanted to know. and what's she like? how did she know shirley? we arranged a reunion for the next day. geri arrived first and told us how she saw the long lost girls on our program. >> i saw the picture of shirley and went crazy. i was hysterical because i knew who she was. and then when i saw the girls, i knew they were mine. >> after how -- all those years? >> 37 years. there they are. >> what did that feel like? >> it felt great. i had been hoping to find my children before i die because i'm getting old. and it was like a miracle. >> geri's story that shirley who took the girls had been her friend turned roommate turned babysitter. >> she said i'll babysit for you. i'll take care of her while you work. i said, well, that's great b

attorney gloria allr ed d they with fuel causing breathing problems and distress. playgrounds, benches, and water fountains were contaminated forcing hazmat crews to clean them. >> i couldn't smell anything other than gas. i couldn't taste anything other than gas. i thought oh my god, it must be a terrorist attack. >> ensuring the immediate care of our students, we were not able to decontaminate ourselves for several hours after the jet fuel had saturated us. >> the teachers say they're afraid of what the exposure might do to their health. their attorney alleges had the pilot taken the right steps, the situation would have ended differently. >> in fact, the delta pilot was specifically asked if there was a need to dump fuel and the pilot replied by saying quote, negative. >> allred argues had the pilot notified air traffic taken to a place where it could have been dumped safely. >>> a deadly avalanche claiming at least one life in the sierra. what police are saying about the area where 2 victims were skiing. >> and what scientists discovered in plasma that could he

>> reporter: in a statement her lawyer gloria allred said, annabella is very courageous, she will testifynder oath, when she does the jury will understand what she alleges weinstein did to her. many of the dozen women who allege crimes against weinstein are unable to bring their criminal cases to court because they are beyond the statute of limitations, signed ndas, or are otherwise ineligible. >> the m.o. is eerily similar in all of these cases. you have windows in a bathrobe with the promise of a career boost, or he's asking for a massage. >> going to a hotel room and having someone ask you if you'll give them a massage is not rape. it's not sexual assault. and it's really not even sexual harassment. people have a right to make a pass, and you have a right to say, no, thank you. >> even if you're in a position of power? >> but you're not in a position of power when someone wants something from you. >> it doesn't mean you want to nest give harvey weinstein a massage or see his naked body. >> there's many things that lead up to that point. and those are the things that people don't want t

now around $6000000000.00 chicks that's 6000000000 each year globally female chicks allred to become egg laying hens but males are more often than not slaughtered now france is set to ban the practice of systematically culling male chicks and the killing continues in germany. millions of one day old chicks are sorted by gender in plants like this every year all over europe the females are sold to be raised and exploited on poultry farms the miles are killed on mass either gassed or put through a shredder for years animal rights groups are forced to end the practice now france's agriculture minister has announced that it will be phased out level would you fix it we are going to lay down the rules and we have to go through the legislation but for now what we are asking all the stakeholders to do is to put an end to the culling of milder chicks by 2021. here in germany the practice is still widespread 45000000 mile chicks are killed every year germany's federal ministry of food and agriculture and the supermarket chain river group have developed technology that allows the sex of the chi

when you woke up, did you go to the hospital no outside court the actress' personal attorney glori allred reacted. >> what the defense is trying to do is try to trap her by asking a lot of details about what happened more than 25 years ago. >> reporter: sciorra did not go to the police until decades later. and did not immediately tell anybody what happened. today saying, i felt at the time that rap was something that happened in a dark alleyway in a dark place by somebody you didn't know. >> stephanie, to b clear, weinstein is not charged with a crime against sciorra but her testimony could be key here. >> her allegations fall outside the statute of limitations but they are critical in proving the most serious charge, which is predatory sexual assault. in other words, a pattern of sexual assault. weinstein has pleaded not guilty to all five charges that he faces. >> stephanie, thanks very much. >>> to the impeachment trial of president trump. democratic prosecutors painting a damning portrait of the president who they say he abused his power and republicans dropping hints about a key witn

. >> attorney gloria allred filed the suit in los angeles county superior court. the teacher say they were coated with fuel. and had to seek medical treatment. hazmat crews had the power wash contaminated playgrounds wrenches and water fountains. >> i couldn't smell anything other than gas. i couldn't taste anything other than gas. i thought, oh my god, it must be a terrorist attack. >> and ensuring the immediate care of our students, we were not able to decontaminate ourselves for several hours after the jet fuel had saturated us. >> - says it won't comment on a pending lawsuit. pilots typically letter can air traffic control no about a penny dump. fda is investigating why it didn't happen. >> the delta pilot was specifically asked by our personnel if there was a need to dump fuel. and the pilot replied by saying "negative." >> well, tonight dodgers fans are demanding some justice in the wake of the astros cheating scandal. after losing the 2017 world series to the astros, and then learning about houston's scheme. dodgers fans are beyond furious. now, they are pl

gloria allred who is representing one oe epsteins' accusers says that she personally reached out to princew in a letter asking him to provide information. >> those people if they know a crime has been committed, or most likely was committed, and they have relevant information, as i've said whether they are a prince or a pauper they should provide it. >> prince andrew has denied the alleges against him. and the military times reports a former navy s.e.a.l. acquitted of murdering an isis prisoner called out his accusers and attacked them on social media. it was posted by eddie gallagher. he identifies his platoon mates who accused him of war crimes and called them a coward. >> even though i went to trial, exposed all the lies that was said to me by certain cowards in my platoon and found not guilty there are those to this day who refuse to accept that fact. >> gallagher was convicted of posing with a body of the isis prisoner he was accused of killing. with the backing of president trump his sentence was overturned and allowed to keep his status as a s.e.a.l.. >>> still ahead coming clean, t

and try to find a place all vegetation anddlife and for reporter: we are seeing signs of new life allreoss scorched australia. flickers of hope after these darkest of months. it is a much needed tonic for the thousands of people who are now trying to rebuild their own lives. nada: u.s. health officials have announced the first case of coronovirus in the united states. at a press conference, washington state's governor said a u.s. resident contracted the disease while on the -- a trip to the chinese city of wuhan. but the patient is now in satisfactory condition. until now the vast majority of infections have been in china, a disease which authorities say can pass from person to person has s affected 30 overall a have died. steven mcdonnell has more from beijing. stephen: the number of those affected -- with every jump, people are taking this crisis more seriously. days ago many lunarav new year ers seemed blase about the situation. now the mood is different. >> of course i am worried that the virus may all of a sudden spread further. if cross infection happens during the spring travel p

gloria allred, who represents five of epstein‘s accusers, has also said prince andrew should speak ton the us regarding the case. these victims have been suffering for years, so i always said about prince andrew, not words but deeds. go ahead and speak to law enforcement. and what is he going to do now? not respond to the press about it? just try to avoid and evade? this will not be acceptable. our news correspondent andy moore sent this update from outside buckingham palace. no word from buckingham palace, they are referring us to prince andrew's lawyers, and no word from them either. something like 15 others now after the american prosecutor made that statement in new york. we don't know if i has been a misunderstanding, if prince andrew might makea misunderstanding, if prince andrew might make a statement at some later stage all, as the american prosecutor suggests, it is a flat no, we can't help. from prince andrew's lawyers to the british media so far there has been zero cooperation, you could say. from lisa bloom —— we have heard from lisa bloom —— we have heard from lisa bloom,

. >> i recommend that allrs senaait to review the facts and hear from the administration before passing much public judgment on this at opn. and its potential consequences. robert: joining us tonight to hi discuss crisis moment in foreign policy as the 2020 election countdown begins, lisa desjardins, congressional correspondent for "the pbs newshour." toluse olorunnipa, white house reporter for "the washington post." susan page, washington bureau chief for "usa today." michael crowley, white house reporter for "the new york times." just back from mar-a-lago with president trump. and nancy yousseff, national curity correspondent for "the wall street journal" joining us from capitol hill. as michael and his colleagues wrote on the front page of "new york times," quote, general soleimani was the ash tect of nearly every significant -- arcitect of nearly every assistant operation in military forces over the past decade and his death was a staggering blow for iran time of sweeping ict.olitical con the strike was a serious nscalation plaintiff trump's growing confrontatith tehran. michael, th

gloria allred, who represents five of epstein's accusers, has also said prince andrew should speak tosuffering for years, so i always said about prince andrew, you know, not words but deeds. go ahead and speak to law enforcement. and now what's he going to do, not respond to the press about it? just try to avoid and evade? this is not going to be acceptable. that was the lawyer speaking. now for a time for a look at the weather with simon. we have got some snow this morning. that is saddleworth moor in the north west of england. we have had more significant snowfall falling over the higher ground of scotland, northern ireland and north—west england as well. wintry showers will continue into the afternoon, particularly in the north—western areas. even down to lower levels you could see hail or sleet across southern areas of england but sunny spells are specially across eastern areas. these are the temperatures on the thermometer, about four to eight celsius, a brisk westerly wind out there, particularly across southern areas. gusting 50 to 50 miles an hour. it feels like temperatures,

relationship with him and wrote in an email, i haven't seen you in so long haleyi's attorney gloria allred spoke after court. >> i expect a number of the witnesses to be able to put their emails in context to explain why they continued communication. >> so steph, what do we know about how the prosecution plans to try and explain those emails, those text messages. >> in addition to providing the context you heard gloria allred talk about, they'll introduce a forensic psychiatrist who appeared in the bill cosby trial. she'll say victims of sexual assault often know their abuser and often stay in contact with their abuser long after the attack. >> steph gosk, thank you >> you're welcome. >>> we'll switch gears >> want to talk basketball >> i know you do and you do. i do, too. >> new orleans pelicans rookie zion williamson made the long anticipated nba debut and he did not disappoint. >> we might see some zone. there's zion, stepping back, pulling the trigger and hitting the three. >> zion for three. hit it again >> maybe there was a slow start, but williamson came alive in the fourth quarter,

and wednesday, weinstein, his team tried to get the judge to recuse himself and bar attorney gloria allred courtroom. by friday, there was a battle with the judge and weinstein's attorney about the process of choosing the jury. is what we've seen so far this week, let's make a point of this, it hasn't really started yet. this is just jury selection. is this common aggression from a defense team that want to make sure they're protecting their client, or is this an expectation of what we're going to see? >> christi, good morning to you. wow, what a week, huh. a week of drama and we haven't heard testimony, nor any opening statement yet. a number of things. first, it's important to keep in mind that this trial is not like a typical trial, right? the stakes are enormous. it's in light of certainly a movement, a national movement concerning me too. concerning times up. concerning a new era of accountability. we have to keep that in mind as we look at the fireworks of the week. so, therefore, given the dynamics of this case, given the publicity in this case, no, it's not normal. certainly the de

allred:. while i was there we were told a new generation of afghan military leaders were emerging, particularly in special forces and they were leading most of the connecticut fighting and doing a decent job. i was wondering if you could provide you and your agency opinion on the generation of leadership that's coming through the afghan military, whether or not they will be able to stand up when we stand down and i know that's -- some of this is a military consideration itself. but from the reviews you've done and over the years of your experience, how you believe it's progressing. mr. sopko: it is in our purview because it's part of the train, advise, and assist. i think special forces is a success story. our training and advising and assisting the afghan special forces is a success. we highlight it and continue to highlight it. i can give you more details if i had the time and i will be happy to brief you on it. we are all hoping for a new generation of officers, senior officers in the afgha

lines after a jet dumped fuel on their scol been reporting about this for most of the tourney gloria allred representing this group e ays the teachers were. >>coated in t fuel and actually ingested someof the fuel as they were scrambling to help all the students who had it on them. >>the plaintiffs could feel the fuel on their clothes. their flesh thr eyes and their skin. fuel penetrated their and noses as well producing a laing and severe irritation. >>the la county fire department says at least 60 people were treated after the fuel had 5 elementary schools in that area and one high school. fedal authorities say the pilots of light release the fuel they were making this emeency landing but crews will typically tell air traffic control if they needto dump fuel so that controllers can diect them to an appropriate place todo so delta airlines says so far no commented on the lawsuit boeing has a new to add to its 7.37 max debacle. >>the aircraft maker uncovered a new issue of the airplanes computer system. >>while conducting a technical review, the which reportedly occurs during the systems bu

[cheers and applause] thank allrs: let me of you who have squeezed into this.won't tell the fire marshal, not a word. [laughter] sen. sanders: and i want to thank the many hundreds of people who are in the overflow as well. this is a great turnout. thank you all. [cheers and applause] let me thank and misses hippie jank for his music tonight. let me thank portugal, the man. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: let me thank my dear friend, michael moore. [cheers and applause] you know, michael has been in the vanguard of filmmaking in america and he has gone into areas where corporate media does not go. he has taken on special interests, he has spoken truth to power. and michael, thank you so much for all the work you have done over the years. [cheers and applause] and let me thank congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: you know, i have been in congress for a few years. [laughter] sen. sanders: and i honestly cannot recall any single first-term member of congress having as much impact on our country as alexandria has. [cheers

on friday, may 12, all momentum has seeped away from the allred attack on the right. the polish assault battalions depleted by half, general anders orders both of his divisions back to the starting line. along the repeat oh, no italian has gained more than 500 yards of the intended 5000 yards. barely half ju$e objectives have been secured on the british left, and none on the right. one thing that goes right, 350 tons of allied bombs batter kesselring's command post, crushing a german counterattack that might have crippled diadem. three approaches are planned for the rapido river. through improved force and a very high cost in casualties, the british managed to place one bridge, then two, and finally a third. that is by may 13. six more bridges will eventually span the rapido. in the first four days of operation diadem, the eighth army will advance just four miles at the cost of more than 4000 casualties. it is a man down every five feet. 15 miles downstream from casino, on the left of the american line, two corps, in an attack under major general jeffrey keyes, has al

million, allr $16 individual donors. my fans are almost as cheap as bernie's. everyday americans knowing we can do better for ourselves. donald trump is our president in part because many americans have given up hope that -- that's not an irrational concern, because the feedback mechanism truly has broken down. corporate interests and lobbyists have the ear of our legislators and we are all looking up wondering what has happened. there was a headline in a satirical publication that said that we should hire our own lobbyists to represent us, because that is the only way anything would get done for us anymore. money is speaking very loudly in our nation's capital, and that is what we have to try to change. i know you are here today because he believe citizens united was a grievous error that has damaged our democracy very badly, and i could not agree more. we need to overturn citizens united, but then we have to go even further. because the fact that orbit money had its run of d.c. before citizens united. so how do we counter the almighty dollar's influence in ou

attorney gloria allred who represent three of the women who will testify in this case say she's confident the truth will come to light in court. >> the defense says there are the two realities. there's really only one reality. and that's the reality that we're going to see as it comes out through evidence. >> jericka duncan reporting. right now it's 7:19. >>> thursday is going to be a lot like wednesday that means numbers are coming in in the mid 60s in the south. it is right around upper 50s and low 60s for the rest of the bay with the chance of rain in the seven-day forecast. it gets out of here by sunday morning. most of the weekend you will not get rained on but overnight picking up about a quarter of an inch of rain. >> ahead the impact of dramatic allegations by the >>> ahead the impact of dramatic allegations by the suspended ceo of the recording academy. we'll be right back. right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. and that's not a tissue. protection. lysol kills over 100 illness causin

city council will vote to move forward with 280 units in three project that are 100% affordable anne allred pay a inclusionary fee in the projects. that enables us to get housing built when we know it is difficult to accommodate all of the layers of financing required between affordable and market rate projects. we use those dollars to partner with nonprofits to build affordable units throughout the city as we are proving tomorrow. it is not the case there is no requirement and that affordable housing will get built. the question is where it will get built. we want to affordable build regular rate and affordable rate housing so there is integration and there is not segregation in the city. >>> we have one last look for the morning commute. >>> we still have slowing at the babe bridge which wouldn't surprise you but there is improvement on the other commutes. i want to talk about the bay bridge because you may be wondering what it is like. there is nothing to see here if you drive it every day. northbound 101 into san jose, it is slower than it normally is and i would give myself extra time

. >> reporter: gloria allred rebutted the use of the clip. >> if she made up a story? did she make this up? no. this is not a comedy show. >> reporter: annabelle sciorra's testimony brought up another famous name, rosy perez. she told perez about the alleged rain. the defense is trying to prevent perez from testifying. a judge is expected to rule on that matter later this morning. >> thanks. for the first time in recent years the u.s. has turned down an extradition request from the uk. anne sacoolas fled britain after striking harry dunn with her car. >> reporter: the family is not happy with this decision by mike -- by secretary pompeo, but they continue to have high level support. in a statement, robb said he's considering other options and britain would have acted differently in a similar case. we, of course, have been following the case of harry dunn very closely from the very beginning. we spoke with his mother earlier this morning. here's what she told us. >> nothing is going to stop us. nothing will make us go away. it doesn't matter how long it takes. if it mea

gloria allred who as you know represents quite a few of the victims provided my newspaper with a letterber. we ran the story asking him to provide sworn testimony to the fbi. so that's just not correct. he has been approached. >> is he so held in high regard with the queen and the other members of the family? >> he certainly is held in very high regard by the queen. you know, she sticks by him. we saw her out riding with him at break, we saw her at church with him last week. i would say amongst the rest of the family while he is still very much part of the family there is a growing frustration that this story continues to bubble and seemingly prince andrew's lack of cooperation seemingly keeps providing fuel. >> you spoke with prince charles last week. >> i did. >> how is he dealing with both prince andrew and with what's happening with harry and meghan? >> well, the prince of wales, i interviewed him at the world economic forum in davos. he played a very integral role in that summit. he was very key with the queen with william and harry and meghan negotiating that deal. i think there i

. >> i would say -- >> representative allred. thank you mr. chairman. while we were there we got a chance to meet with our military and state department leaders and many young army captains who were also football players. he was tasked to training the next generation of afghan military leader. he was tired when we met because he had been out the night before leading a raid which we are doing every night degrading al-qaida and isis as well. as often i thought about that captain, two service members that were killed this weekend, wondering if we are serving him as well as he's serving us as well as many of our men and women in congress serving us. i want to thank you for your work. this is one of the best parts of our democracy that we can be critical of ourselves and we can take a critical eyes and our commitment and say what are we doing wrong and what can we do better? i am not here to point fingers. there are multiple administrations involved. we all know how long and how much money is put into this. over the years, you released a number -- i want to

. -- allred. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i was in afghanistan over the thanksgiving holliday. -- holiday. we had a chance to meet with our military and state department leaders. i met a young army captain, a west point grad and he was cast with training the next generation of afghan military leaders. he was tired when we met because he had been out the night before l eading a raid, which we are doing everything like, degrading the taliban's a bitty, al qaeda and isis elements as well. i have often thought about that captain especially as we heard the news of the two service members that were killed this weekend and wondered if we are isving him as well as he serving us as well as many of our men and women in conflict are serving us. i want to thank you for your work. this is one of the best parts of our democracy, that we can be critical of ourselves and that we can take a critical eye to our commitments and say what are we doing wrong, and what can we do better? i am not here to point fingers. there are multiple administrat

allred: health care spending is the fact that took their hypertension medicine or other things. there is a simple technology solution that is not in the pharmaceutical pricing but in the cap of a pharmaceutical bolt that says, bob, you did not take your hypertension medicine and turns out you could do it for a couple of dollars. grandma who has to take two pills and when she view screws she ends up in the hospital. what would happen if i could walk up and say just changing this technology platform is 16% of all u.s. health care spending? we have to be willing to think creatively and dissruptively. the thing that you blow into that tells you you have the flu and bangs out your medical records and order your anti-viral, would that be more productive, less time getting sick? of course it would. it is technology. that type of technology today, the way our laws are set up is illegal. how do we actually dag the willingness to engage in those disruptions. and it's unone of my running arguments. should we have protected blockbuster video from netflix. we love it when it comes into our h